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Information Elements and
Events
Contents
Contents
1. What’s In This Manual 1
2. Information Element Categories 2
3. Information Elements 4
3.1. GSM Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.1.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.1.1.1. Properties of Information Elements: The Asterisk
Column. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.1.1.2. “Full” and “Sub” Values . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.1.1.3. GSM RxLev Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.1.2. Information Element Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3.2. WCDMA Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
3.2.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Column. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
3.2.1.2. Notes on Quantities Denoting Signal Power . . . . . . . . 57
3.2.1.3. MIMO: Multiple-antenna vs. Single-antenna
Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.2.1.4. Dual/Multiple Carrier HSPA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.2.2. Information Element Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
3.3. LTE Information Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
3.3.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
3.3.1.1. Carrier Aggregation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
3.3.1.2. IEs with Configurable Update Intervals . . . . . . . . . . . 118
3.3.2. Information Element Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
3.4. TD-SCDMA Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
3.4.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
3.5. CDMA Information Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 199
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3.6. WiMAX Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233

3.6.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
3.6.1.1. Notes on CINR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233
3.7. Position Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
3.7.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 241
3.8. Data Service Testing Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
3.8.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
3.8.2. Updating of Data Service Testing IEs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243
3.9. Media Quality Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
3.9.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
3.9.2. Notes on AQM. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
3.9.2.1. Content of Uplink Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
3.9.2.2. Time Adjustment of AQM Data in Replay Mode . . . . 263
3.10. Wi-Fi Information Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
3.10.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
3.10.2. Information Element Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
3.11. “Computer Information” Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
3.11.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
3.11.2. Information Element Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 270
3.12. Links to Generic Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 272
4. Information Element Support in Devices 273

4.1. GSM Information Elements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
4.2. WCDMA Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
4.3. LTE Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 289
4.4. TD-SCDMA Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298
4.5. CDMA Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
4.6. Data Service Testing Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
4.7. Media Quality Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
5. Support for VoIP IEs by VoIP Solution 310
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6. Support for Data Service IEs by Testing

Solution 311
6.1. FTP IEs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
6.2. HTTP IEs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
6.3. Streaming IEs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
6.4. UDP IEs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
7. Support for Media Quality IEs with AQM

Solutions 315
8. Notes on Data Service Testing IEs 317

8.1. Application Layer Throughput . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
8.2. Network Bandwidth (Iperf). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
8.3. Streaming over HTTP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
9. Notes on Plain-text Decoding of Mode Reports 318

9.1. TPC Info per Cell (Sony Ericsson) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
10. Predefined Events 319

10.1. General Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
10.2. GSM/WCDMA/LTE/TD-SCDMA Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 321
10.3. CDMA Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352
10.4. Data Service Testing Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
10.4.1. General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 360
10.4.2. Notes on KPIs for Particular Data Services. . . . . . . . . . . . 361
10.4.3. Notes on KPI Definitions in ETSI Specification . . . . . . . . . 361
10.4.4. Event List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
10.4.5. Support for Streaming Events by Streaming Solution . . . . 383
10.5. Media Quality Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 384
11. Overviews of Selected IE and Event Families 386

11.1. Cell Reselection/Neighbor Measurements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 386
11.2. RAT Transition Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 387
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12. Preconfigured Presentation Windows 388

12.1. GSM Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
12.1.1. General Presentation Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 388
12.1.2. Data Service Presentation Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 390
12.1.3. Scanning Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
12.1.4. Interference Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 392
12.2. WCDMA Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 393
12.2.4. Finger Info Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
12.3. LTE Presentation Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399
12.3.2. “Cell Search Parameters” Presentation Windows. . . . . . . 404
12.4. TD-SCDMA Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407
12.5. CDMA Presentation Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
12.6. WiMAX Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 413
12.7. Wi-Fi Presentation Windows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415
12.8. Analysis Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 415
12.9. Signaling Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416
12.10. Positioning Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
12.11. Media Quality Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
12.12. Other Presentation Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420
12.13. Presentation Window Templates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420
Appendix A. Abbreviations 421
Index 431
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Chapter 1. What’s In This Manual
1. What’s In This Manual
This book catalogs all information elements and events presented in TEMS
Investigation, as well as all preconfigured presentation windows supplied in
the application.
In this book is also indicated the extent of support for these information
elements and events with various devices and testing setups.
Conventions
For the sake of brevity, the following conventions are used in this book:
• The TEMS Investigation User’s Manual is referred to as “UM”.
• The TEMS Investigation Technical Reference is referred to as “TR”.
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2. Information Element
Categories
The information elements are divided into categories in the application as

follows:
Section
Category Contents
Ref.
GSM Data reported by GSM-capable UEs when in 3.1

GSM mode, including GPRS/EGPRS data and
(where applicable) WCDMA and TD-SCDMA
neighbor measurements.
Data from GSM scanning.
Data reported by GAN-capable GSM devices
when connected to a GAN.
WCDMA Data reported by WCDMA-capable UEs when 3.2

in WCDMA mode, including HSPA data and
GSM neighbor measurements.
Data from WCDMA scanning.
LTE Data reported by LTE-capable UEs, including 3.3

inter-RAT cell reselection measurements on
GSM, WCDMA, and CDMA.
Data from LTE scanning.
TD-SCDMA Data reported by TD-SCDMA-capable UEs 3.4

when in TD-SCDMA mode, including (if
applicable) GSM and LTE neighbor
measurements.
Data from TD-SCDMA scanning.
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Chapter 2. Information Element Categories
Section
Category Contents
Ref.
CDMA Data reported by CDMA phones (including EV- 3.5

DO and Analog data).
Data from CDMA scanning.
WiMAX Data from WiMAX scanning. 3.6
Position Data reported from positioning devices. 3.7
Data Metrics related to data service testing. This is 3.8

not obtained directly from devices but is
calculated by the TEMS Investigation software.
Media Metrics related to quality testing of media such 3.9

Quality as voice.
Wi-Fi Data originating from Wi-Fi measurements 3.10

using a Wi-Fi network card, or from Wi-Fi
scanning recorded in TEMS Pocket logfiles.
Computer PC performance metrics. 3.11

Information
A number of information elements of a more generic character appear in the

radio technology categories. For ease of reference, references to these
elements are collected in section 3.12.
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3. Information Elements
The tables in this chapter list all information elements that can be presented
by TEMS Investigation. For ease of reference, each category on the Info
Element tab of the Navigator is covered in a single, alphabetically ordered
list. (Certain minor deviations from strict alphabetical order occur in the
application, and in this document, in order to achieve more logical orderings
and groupings.)
A special column with codes is used in some tables to distinguish subgroups
among the elements. In other tables, this is achieved by interspersed text
panels with a yellow background color.
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Chapter 3. Information Elements
3.1. GSM Information Elements
3.1.1. General

Column
In the column marked *, a set of codes is used to state conditions under
which an information element is
• valid: a non-trivial condition must be fulfilled for the element to be valid
• not valid: the element is normally valid, but in certain circumstances it is
not (code ends in “–”)
• extended compared to the simplest GSM case: the element sometimes
carries more information, for example when frequency hopping is used
(code ends in “+”)
If nothing is written in the asterisk column, the element is always valid
(provided it is supported by the device).
Code Meaning
c Valid if a cell file is loaded.
g Valid when running GPRS. Not valid for voice.
g+ The element is richer for (E)GPRS, in one of the following ways:
• more values, i.e. more arguments – e.g. C/I Best
• values have a more complex meaning – e.g. C/I Hopping
List (average over timeslots)
• larger range of possible values – e.g. Channel Type.
g– Not valid when running (E)GPRS.
ga Valid in GAN mode or for GAN-capable devices.
h Valid if frequency hopping is used.
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Code Meaning
h+ The element is richer if frequency hopping is used.
If frequency hopping is used, the element covers all channels in
the hopping list.
• No GPRS connection: One value for each channel
(arguments 0 through 63)
• GPRS: One value for each timeslot used on each channel
(arguments 0 through 64  8 – 1 = 511). Exception: C/I
Hopping List has only one value for each channel
(arguments 0 through 63).
If frequency hopping is not used, the element contains values
for the single channel employed.
• No GPRS connection: One single value (argument 0).
• GPRS: One value for each timeslot used on the channel
(arguments 0 through 7).
Example: C/I Best.
hc+ If frequency hopping is used, the element covers all channels in
the hopping list. One value for each channel (arguments 0
through 63).
No separate values for each timeslot for a GPRS connection.
Example: C/I Hopping List.
h– Not valid if frequency hopping is used.
hs Valid when running HSCSD. Not valid for voice.
hs+ The element is richer for HSCSD, in one of the following ways:
• more values, i.e. more arguments – e.g. C/I Best
• values have a more complex meaning – e.g. C/I Hopping
List (average over timeslots)
• larger range of possible values – e.g. Channel Type.
hs– Not valid when running HSCSD.
p Reported by positioning equipment.
s Reported from GSM RSSI scanning.
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Code Meaning
si (Reported from interference scanning with a Sony Ericsson
GSM phone.) This function is no longer supported in any
connectable device, but the information elements are retained in
this description since old logfiles with interference scan data can
still be loaded in the application.
ss Reported from GSM spectrum scanning.
3.1.1.2. “Full” and “Sub” Values

Information elements with “Full” in their names are calculated on all blocks.
Information elements with “Sub” in their names are calculated only on the
blocks known to be sent also when downlink DTX is active (in each 104-
multiframe, one TCH block with SID information and one SACCH block).
3.1.1.3. GSM RxLev Units

GSM RxLev units are defined in  3GPP 45.008, section 8.1.4.
3.1.2. Information Element Table
IE Name Range/Unit Arg. * Description
Access Burst Text – RACH uplink access burst type.

Type  3GPP 44.004, section 7.4a
Adjacent –10 ... 100 1 ... 4 h– Signal strength of adjacent

RxLev GSM RxLev channel.
units Argument:
1: Serving cell –2 (–400 kHz)
2: Serving cell –1 (–200 kHz)
3: Serving cell +1 (+200 kHz)
4: Serving cell +2 (+400 kHz)
Invalid if frequency hopping is
used.
Adjacent –120 ... –10 1 ... 4 h– Same as Adjacent RxLev but in

RxLev (dBm) dBm dBm. Invalid if frequency
hopping is used.
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Adjacent Scan 0, 2 – Use of C/A measurements in

device. See UM section
16.5.1.4.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Altitude (ft) –1312 ... – p Height above sea level in feet.

29028
ft
Altitude (m) –400 ... – p Height above sea level in

8848 meters.
m
AMR Active Text 0 ... 3 Current active set of AMR

Set DL speech codecs on downlink,
each codec being described by
a text string, e.g. “12.2 kbit/s
rate”.
Argument: 0 gives the first
member of the active set, etc.
AMR Active Text 0 ... 3 Current active set of AMR

Set UL speech codecs on uplink, each
codec being described by a text
string, e.g. “12.2 kbit/s rate”.
member of the active set, etc.
AMR C/I –5 ... 35 – C/I value used as input to mode

dB control in AMR. This parameter
is distinct from the ordinary C/I
information elements, although
the value should be similar.
AMR C/I Hi –5 ... 35 – C/I limit for codec change to

Limit dB higher bit rate, calculated from
AMR Hysteresis and AMR
Threshold.
AMR C/I Lo –5 ... 35 – C/I limit for codec change to

Limit dB lower bit rate, calculated from
AMR Hysteresis and AMR
Threshold.
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AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of downlink AMR

Call DL (%) % codec usage for the current call.
Invalid if no call is ongoing.
Argument: Indicates the AMR
codec. See also  3GPP
26.071, 26.190.
0: AMR-NB 12.2 kbit/s
8: AMR-WB 6.60 kbit/s
AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of uplink AMR

Call UL (%) % codec usage for the current call.
Invalid if no call is ongoing.
Argument: See AMR Codec
Call DL (%).
AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of downlink AMR

Cell DL (%) % codec usage since the device
started using the current
serving cell.
Call DL (%).
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AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of uplink AMR

Cell UL (%) % codec usage since the device
started using the current
serving cell.
Call DL (%).
AMR Codec DL 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 Current distribution of downlink

(%) % AMR codec usage across the
active set being used.
member of the active set, etc.,
the members being ordered as
in AMR Active Set DL.
AMR Codec UL 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 Current distribution of uplink

(%) % AMR codec usage across the
active set being used.
member of the active set, etc.,
the members being ordered as
in AMR Active Set UL.
AMR 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Hysteresis values in AMR mode

Hysteresis switch mechanism.
Argument: One hysteresis
value for each possible mode
transition (a maximum of four
AMR codecs can be active
simultaneously).
AMR 0 ... 63 1 ... 3 Threshold values in AMR mode

Threshold switch mechanism.
Argument: See AMR
Hysteresis.
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ARFCN BCCH 0 ... 1023 – Absolute Radio Frequency

Channel Number of Broadcast
Control Channel.
GSM 450: 259 ... 293
GSM 850: 128 ... 251
P-GSM 900: 1 ... 124
E-GSM 900: 0 ... 124,
975 ... 1023
GSM 1800: 512 ... 885
GSM 1900: 512 ... 810
ARFCN 0 ... 1023 – h– In idle mode: Same as ARFCN

Current BCCH.
In dedicated mode: Same as
ARFCN TCH.
Not valid when frequency
hopping is used.
ARFCN TCH 0 ... 1023 – h– Absolute Radio Frequency

Channel Number of Traffic
Channel.
Valid only in dedicated mode
and only for channels where no
frequency hopping is used.
Attach Time 0 ... 60000 – g Time from Attach Request to

(ms) ms Attach Complete.
Band Control 0, 2 – Use of band control function in

device. See UM section 14.6.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
BER Actual (%) 0 ... 26 – g– Bit error rate, calculated taking

% hs– DTX into account, i.e. the figure
is based only on blocks actually
transmitted. Valid for voice only.
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BER/Timeslot 0 ... 26 0 ... 7 g Bit error rate for each used

(%) % hs timeslot. Valid for data services
only.
Argument: 0 represents the
first used timeslot (not TS 0),
etc.
BLER/Timeslot 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g Block error rate for each

(%) % hs timeslot used. Valid for data
services only.
Argument: 0 means the first
used timeslot (not TS 0), etc.
BSIC Text – Base Station Identity Code as

text string.
BSIC (Num) 00 ... 77 – Base Station Identity Code in

(octal) numeric format.
C Value 0 ... 63 – Normalized signal level

GSM RxLev received at the MS
units (normalization with running
average filter).
C/A –2 –100 ... 100 – h– “Carrier over Adjacent”.

dB Calculated as (RxLev for
serving cell) – (Adjacent RxLev
for –2), i.e. the adjacent
channel’s frequency is 400 kHz
below the serving cell’s.
Invalid if frequency hopping is
used.
C/A –1, –100 ... 100 – h– As C/A –2 but with adjacent

C/A +1, dB channel at –200 kHz,
C/A +2 +200 kHz, and +400 kHz
respectively.
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“C/I” IEs: Sony Ericsson UEs report C/I values for traffic channels. If the
General BCCH is not used as traffic channel, the C/I Absolute element will
remark be invalid for the BCCH ARFCN. The above applies to the Xperia
arc S as well.
Nokia UEs report a single C/I value which is associated with the
BCCH in the presentation.
See also notes on individual elements below.
C/I Absolute –5 ... 35 See Carrier-over-interference ratio

dB range of for all channels.
ARFCN Argument = ARFCN.
BCCH
Concerning the range, see UM
chapter 51.
C/I Best –5 ... 35 0 ... 511 g+ For Sony Ericsson UEs, this
dB (8·64–1) hs+ element gives C/I values for all
h+ hopping channels in all used
timeslots. The whole list is
sorted by descending C/I.
For Nokia UEs, a single C/I
value is obtained which is an
average over all hopping
channels. That value is found at
argument 0 of this element.
For PCTel scanners, one C/I
value is obtained for each
channel scanned.
Argument: 0 gives the C/I of
the best channel, 1 gives that of
the second best, etc.
C/I Best: 0 ... 1023 0 ... 511 g+ ARFCN list corresponding to

ARFCN (8·64–1) hs+ the C/I Best element.
h+
For Nokia UEs, the BCCH
ARFCN is given at argument 0.
Argument: 0 gives the ARFCN
of the channel with the best C/I,
etc.
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C/I Best: 0 ... 7 0 ... 511 g For multislot allocations:

Timeslot (8·64–1) hs Timeslot list corresponding to
h+ the C/I Best element.
Argument: 0 gives the timeslot
of the channel with the best C/I,
etc.
C/I For Worst –5 ... 35 0 ... 7 g C/I for the worst channel in the
ARFCN dB hs hopping list for each used
h+ timeslot.
etc.
C/I Hopping –5 ... 35 0 ... 63 g+ C/I values (unsorted) for the

List dB hs+ channels in the hopping list. For
hc+ multislot channels, the mean
value across all used timeslots
is given.
the first channel in the hopping
list, etc.
C/I Hopping 0 ... 1023 0 ... 63 h+ ARFCNs of the channels in the

List: ARFCN hopping list (see C/I Hopping
List).
of the first channel in the
hopping list, etc.
C/I On BCCH –5 ... 35 – C/I on the current BCCH.

Carrier dB
If frequency hopping is used,
then if the BCCH is used as
hopping frequency, the C/I for
that channel is reported.
If frequency hopping is not
used, then if the BCCH is equal
to the TCH, the C/I for that
channel is reported.
Invalid otherwise.
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C/I Worst –5 ... 35 0 ... 511 g+ For Sony Ericsson UEs, this
dB (8·64–1) hs+ element gives C/I values for all
h+ hopping channels in all used
timeslots. The whole list is
sorted by ascending C/I.
For Nokia UEs, a single C/I
value is obtained which is an
average over all hopping
channels. That value is found at
argument 0 of this element.
For PCTel scanners, one C/I
value is obtained for each
channel scanned.
the worst channel, 1 gives that
of the second worst, etc.
C/I Worst: 0 ... 1023 0 ... 511 g+ ARFCN list corresponding to

ARFCN (8·64–1) hs+ the C/I Worst element.
h+
For Nokia UEs, the BCCH
ARFCN is given at argument 0.
of the channel having the worst
C/I, etc.
C/I Worst: 0 ... 7 0 ... 511 g For multislot allocations:

Timeslot (8·64–1) hs Timeslot list corresponding to
h+ the C/I Worst element.
Argument: 0 gives the timeslot
of the channel having the worst
C/I, etc.
C1 –127 ... 127 – Pathloss criterion C1.  3GPP

dB 45.008, section 6.4
Valid only in idle mode.
C2 –127 ... 127 – Cell reselection criterion C2.

dB  3GPP 45.008, section 6.4
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C31 –127 ... 127 – g GPRS signal strength threshold

dB criterion C31.  3GPP 45.008,
section 10.1.2
Valid both in packet idle and
packet dedicated mode.
C32 –127 ... 127 – g GPRS cell ranking criterion

dB C32.  3GPP 45.008, section
10.1.2
Valid both in packet idle and
packet dedicated mode.
Cell EGPRS Text: – EDGE supported/not supported

Support “Yes”/“No” in the cell. This information is
available also to non-EDGE
devices.
Cell GPRS Text: – Indicates whether GPRS is

Support “Yes”/“No” supported in the cell.
Cell Id 0 ... 65535 – Cell Identity. Equal to the 16-bit

C-Id in  3GPP 25.401,
section 6.1.5.
Cell Id (Hex) Text: – Same as Cell Id but coded as

“0000” ... hexadecimal.
“FFFF”
Cell Name Text – c Name of serving cell.

Requires cell file.
Calculated using a number of
different algorithms: see Cell
Name Algorithm.
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Cell Name 1 ... 3 – c Indicates the input used by the

Algorithm cell name determination
algorithm and (for values 2
and 3) the result of the cell
search:
1: MCC, MNC, LAC, and CI
used.
2: BSIC, ARFCN, and position
information used. Unique cell
found matching these
parameters within a 35 km
radius.
information used. Several
matching cells found within a
35 km radius, closest cell
selected.
Requires cell file.
Cell –120 ... –10 – Minimum received signal level

Reselection dBm at the UE required for access to
RxLev Min the system:
(dBm) RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN in
 3GPP 45.008, section 6.4.
Cell 0 ... 28 – CELL_RESELECT_

Reselection dB HYSTERESIS parameter in cell
Hysteresis (dB) reselection algorithm.  3GPP
45.008, section 6.6
Cell 0 ... 126 – CELL_RESELECT_OFFSET

Reselection dB parameter in cell reselection
Offset (dB) algorithm.  3GPP 45.008,
section 6.4
Cell 0 ... 60 – TEMPORARY_OFFSET

Reselection dB parameter in cell reselection
Temporary algorithm.  3GPP 45.008,
Offset (dB) section 6.4
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CGI Text – Cell Global Identity. Consists of

Mobile Country Code, Mobile
Network Code, Location Area
Code and Cell Identity.
Presented on the format “MCC
MNC LAC CI”.
CGI (Hex) Text – Same as CGI, but LAC and CI

coded as hexadecimal.
Channel Mode Text – Activity on channel: Signaling

only, speech transmission, or
data transmission.
Channel RxLev –10 ... 100 0 ... Measured signal strength level
GSM RxLev 1023 for all channels.
units Argument = ARFCN.
Note: Unlike RxLev Full/RxLev
Sub, this element is also
updated by scan reports.
Channel RxLev –120 ... –10 0 ... Same as Channel RxLev but in
(dBm) dBm 1023 dBm.
Argument = ARFCN.
Channel Type Text – g+ Channel type, also indicating

hs+ which speech coder is used.
Examples: “TCH/F + FACCH/F
and SACCH/M”, “BCCH”,
“PDCH”.
Ciphering Text – Currently used ciphering (A5/1,

Algorithm A5/2, GEA/1, etc.), whether for
circuit-switched or packet-
switched.  3GPP 43.020
Ciphering Key 0 ... 6 – Ciphering key sequence

Sequence number used in GSM
Number authentication challenge.
 3GPP 24.008, section
10.5.1.2
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Coding Text – g Modulation coding scheme

Scheme DL used on downlink.
EDGE: One of:
“MCS-1” ... “MCS-9”,
“MCS-5-7”,
“MCS-6-9”,
“MCS-3 (pad)”,
“MCS-6 (pad)”.
MCS-5-7 and MCS-6-9 are
explained in  3GPP 44.060.
“(pad)” means that an RLC
block is retransmitted using
MCS-3 and MCS-6
respectively.
GPRS: One of
“CS-1” ... “CS-4”.
Coding 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 g Distribution of coding scheme

Scheme DL % usage on downlink (for own
Usage (Own data only).
Data) (%) Argument: 1 means CS-1, etc.
Coding 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 g Distribution of coding scheme

Scheme DL % usage on downlink (overall, not
Usage (Total) limited to own data).
(%)
Argument: 1 means CS-1, etc.
Coding Text – g Modulation coding scheme

Scheme UL used on uplink. For the possible
values, see Coding Scheme
DL.
Control Ack Text – Control Ack Type parameter in

Type System Information.  3GPP
44.060, sections 9.3, 9.5
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CS-n DL 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g These elements contain the

Usage (Own % distribution of coding scheme
Data) (%), usage (on the downlink and for
n = 1 ... 4 own data only) for each
timeslot.
etc.
Current CS DL 1 ... 4 – g Coding scheme currently used

on downlink.
Current CS UL 1 ... 4 – g Coding scheme currently used

on uplink.
Current MCS 1 ... 9 – g Modulation coding scheme

DL currently used on downlink.
Current MCS 1 ... 9 – g Modulation coding scheme

UL currently used on uplink.
Data Mode Text – Indicates whether the data

transfer is performed over
GPRS, EGPRS, or circuit-
switched.
Data Mode 1 ... 3 – Indicates whether the data

(Num) transfer is performed over
GPRS, EGPRS, or circuit-
switched.
1: GPRS
2: EGPRS
3: CS
Disable 0, 2 – Use of Disable Handover

Handover function in device. See UM
section 16.5.1.8.
Downlink 0 ... 45 – Current value of Downlink

Signalling Signalling Counter (DSC).
Counter Valid only in idle mode.
Current
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Downlink 0 ... 45 – Initial value of Downlink

Signalling Signalling Counter (DSC).
Counter Max
DTX Rate DL 0 ... 100 – g– Use of DTX on downlink.

% Calculated as the percentage of
the total number of blocks that
was not sent.
Two mandatory blocks are
always sent even if DTX is
used: one TCH (with SID
information) and one SACCH.
Non-existent for packet-
switched (no DTX).
EGPRS BEP 0 ... 31 – Mean value of bit error

(Mean) probability as reported in the
See
Description Layer 3 message EGPRS
Packet Downlink Ack/Nack.
Coded according to the table in
 3GPP 45.008, section 8.2.5.
EGPRS BEP 0 ... 7 – Variance of bit error probability

(Variance) as reported in the Layer 3
See
Description message EGPRS Packet
Downlink Ack/Nack.
 3GPP 45.008, section 8.2.5.
EGPRS BEP 0 ... 31 – Short-term mean value of bit

Total (Mean) error probability extracted from
See
Layer 1.
Description
 3GPP 45.008, section 8.2.5.
EGPRS BEP 0 ... 7 – Short-term variance of bit error

Total (Variance) See probability extracted from
Layer 1.
Description
 3GPP 45.008, section 8.2.5.
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EGPRS Link Text – Indicates whether Link

Quality Control Adaptation (LA) or Incremental
UL Redundancy (IR) is used on the
uplink.
EGPRS 64 ... 1024 – Retransmission buffer size on

Window Size RLC blocks downlink (RLC protocol level).
DL
EGPRS 64 ... 1024 – EDGE retransmission buffer

Window Size RLC blocks size on uplink (RLC protocol
UL level).
Equipment Text – Time as reported in device

Time timestamp. Given in the format
“hh:mm:ss.ddd”, where “ddd” =
decimal seconds.
FER Actual (%) 0 ... 100 – g– Frame erasure rate, calculated

% hs– taking DTX into account, i.e. the
figure is based only on blocks
actually transmitted.
Valid for voice only.
FER Full (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate, Full value.
% Calculated as the percentage of
the total number of blocks that
was erased.
A block is erased when the
parity check (CRC) fails.
FER Sub (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate, Sub value.
% For the calculation, see FER
Full (%).
Firmware Text – Version number of device

Version firmware.
Forced GPRS 0, 2 – g Use of GPRS class forcing

Class function in device.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Not supported by any currently
connectable devices.
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Forced 0, 2 – g Use of GPRS multislot class

Multislot Class forcing function in device.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Forced Power 0, 2 – Use of power class forcing

Class function in device.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Forced Quality 0, 2 – g Use of PDP Context Request

Of Service modification function in device.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Frequency Text – Frequency band of BCCH

Band carrier, e.g. “850”, “1800”,
“900E”, “900R”.
Frequency 450 ... 1900 – Frequency band of BCCH

Band (Num) MHz carrier in numeric format.
Frequency Text – Frequency band of current

Band For TCH traffic channel or channels, e.g.
“850”, “1800”, “900E”, “900R”.
GA-RC/ 1 ... 4 – ga State of GA-RC or GA-CSR

GA-CSR State protocol.
1: GA-RC Deregistered
2: GA-RC Registered
3: GA-CSR Idle
4: GA-CSR Dedicated
GA-RC/ Text – ga Same as GA-RC/ GA-CSR

GA-CSR State State but in text format.
(Text)
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GAN Access Text – ga MAC address of connected

Point MAC WLAN access point (BSSID in
Address  IEEE 802.11).
GAN Access Text – ga Service Set Identifier of

Point SSID connected WLAN access point.
GAN GERAN 0 ... 65535 – ga Cell Identity in the GSM EDGE

Cell Id Radio Access Network
(GERAN). Included in Register
and Discovery messages if the
device is in an area with GSM
coverage and GSM-RR is the
serving RR entity. Retrieved
from GSM System Information.
GAN GERAN 0 ... 65535 – ga Location Area Code in the GSM

LAC network. Retrieved from GSM
System Information.
GAN GERAN 000 ... 999 – ga Mobile Country Code in the

MCC GSM network. Retrieved from
GSM System Information.
GAN GERAN 000 ... 999 – ga Mobile Network Code in the

MNC GSM network. Retrieved from
GSM System Information.
GAN GSM 0 ... 3 – ga Used to indicate the presence

Coverage of GERAN coverage in the
Indicator device’s current location.
0: Normal service
1: Limited service
2: Device has not found
GERAN coverage
3: Device has found GERAN
coverage, service state
unknown
GAN GSM Text – ga Same as GAN GSM Coverage

Coverage Indicator but in text format.
Indicator (Text)
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GAN Redirect 0 ... 255 – ga Indicates to the GANC the

Counter number of times the device has
been redirected (from one
GANC to another) without
obtaining service.
GAN WLAN 0 ... 5 – ga WLAN signal level.

Quality Level
0: Unusable
1: Poor
2: Adequate
3: Good
4: Excellent
5: Not applicable
GAN WLAN Text – ga Same as GAN WLAN Quality

Quality Level Level but in text format.
(Text)
GAN WLAN –254 ... 0 – ga WLAN received signal strength.

RSSI dBm
GANC IP Text – ga Points to the default GANC the

Address device should use.
GANC SEGW Text – ga Points to the default GANC

IP Address Security Gateway the MS
should use.
GMM State Text – g State of GMM protocol: “Idle”,

“Ready”, or “Standby”.
GPRS Multislot 1 ... 34 – g GPRS multislot class according

Class to  3GPP 45.002.
GRR State Text – g State of GRR protocol: “Packet

Idle” or “Packet Transfer”.
GSM RACH Text – RACH control parameter

Max Retrans- “Maximum number of retrans-
mission Count missions”.  3GPP 44.018,
section 10.5.2.29
GSM Serving 0 ... 255 – T3212 timeout value.  3GPP

Cell T3212 24.008, section 10.5.1.12.2
Hardware Text – Device model.
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Hardware ID Text – Device IMEI.  3GPP 23.003
Heading (deg) 0 ... 360 – p Direction of travel measured in

degrees degrees clockwise from north.
Hopping Text – Use of frequency hopping

(“YES”/“NO”).
Hopping List Text – h ARFCNs of the channels in the

hopping frequency list, for
example “1, 10, 19, 28”.
HSN 0 ... 63 – h Hopping Sequence Number,

indicating which hopping
frequency list to use.
Idle Channel 0, 2 – Use of idle mode RxQual

Quality measurement function in
device.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Ignore Cell 0, 2 – Use of ignore/reverse cell

Barred barred function in device. See
UM sections 14.8, 16.5.1.5.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Interference 0 ... 1023 – si The ARFCN scanned for

Measured interferers during interference
ARFCN scanning.
(Interference scanning is no
longer supported by any
connectable devices.)
Interference 0 ... 1023 – si The BCCH ARFCN of the

BCCH ARFCN serving cell locked on during
interference scanning.
(Interference scanning is no
longer supported by any
connectable devices.)
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Internal GPS 0 ... 100 – Percentage of valid GPS

Coverage (%) % positions from the device’s
internal GPS.
Internal GPS 0 ... 100 – p Difference in reported position

Delta m between the device’s internal
Difference (m) GPS and the GPS currently
selected as “Preferred” in
TEMS Investigation.
LAC 0 ... 65535 – Location Area Code.
LAC (Hex) Text: – Same as LAC, but coded as

0000 ... hexadecimal.
FFFF
Latitude –90 ... 90 – p Latitude recorded by positioning

degrees equipment.
Latitude (Text) Text – p Latitude as text. For the

presentation format, see TR
section 3.4.
Latitude Text – p Latitude in decimal degrees,

Decimal presented as text.
Degrees (Text)
LLC BLER DL 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of LLC data blocks

(%) % erroneously decoded on
downlink.
LLC BLER UL 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of LLC data blocks

(%) % resent on uplink.
LLC Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes received at the

Received DL bytes LLC protocol level since PS
attach.
LLC Bytes Sent 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes sent at the

UL bytes LLC protocol level since PS
attach.
LLC 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

Throughput DL kbit/s protocol headers, but excluding
(kbit/s) retransmissions) on downlink at
the LLC protocol level.
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LLC 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

Throughput UL kbit/s protocol headers, but excluding
(kbit/s) retransmissions) on uplink at
the LLC protocol level.
LLC Window 1 ... 255 – LLC retransmission buffer size

Size DL LLC blocks on downlink.
LLC Window 1 ... 255 – LLC retransmission buffer size

Size UL LLC blocks on uplink.
Longitude –180 ... 180 – p Longitude recorded by

degrees positioning equipment.
Longitude Text – p Longitude as text. For the

(Text) presentation format, see TR
section 3.4.
Longitude Text – p Longitude in decimal degrees,

Degrees (Text)
MAC Mode DL 0 ... 3 – g Type of GPRS connection on

downlink:
0: Dynamic Allocation
1: Extended Dynamic Allocation
2: Fixed Allocation, not half
duplex mode
3: Fixed Allocation, half duplex
mode
MAC Mode DL Text – g Same as MAC Mode DL but in

(Text) text format.
MAC Mode UL 0 ... 3 – g Type of GPRS connection on

uplink. See MAC Mode DL.
MAC Mode UL Text – g Same as MAC Mode UL but in

(Text) text format.
MAIO 0 ... 63 – h Mobile Allocation Index Offset.

Indicates where in the hopping
frequency list to start. Valid only
if frequency hopping is used.
 3GPP 45.002
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MCC 000 ... 999 – Mobile Country Code.
MCS-n DL 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 These elements contain the

Usage (Own % distribution of modulation
Data) (%), coding scheme usage (on the
n = 1 ... 9 downlink and for own data only)
for each timeslot.
etc.
Message Hex Text – Contains the hexadecimal

Dump Payload string of a Layer 3 message or
mode report.
Used for text-format logfile
export only.
MNC 000 ... 999 – Mobile Network Code. May

consist of two or three digits.
Mode Text – Same as “Mode (Num)” but in

text format: “No service” etc.
Mode (Num) 1 ... 7 – 1: No service

2: Idle mode
3: Dedicated mode
4: Limited service mode
5: Scan mode
6: Packet mode
7: Packet Idle mode
Mode - System 1 ... 9 – Relevant values:

1: WCDMA
2: GSM
For the full set of values, see
the Mode - System element
under WCDMA.
Mode - System Text – Same as Mode - System but in

(Text) text format.
Modulation DL Text – Type of modulation on

downlink.
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Modulation UL Text – Type of modulation on uplink.
MS Behavior Text: – Indicates whether the UE’s

Modified “B”, “C”, “G”, behavior has been changed
or a from the default. Most of what
combination follows is applicable only to
of these Sony Ericsson GSM phones.
letters (or
Empty string: No modification of
empty
UE behavior
string)
“B”: Modification of behavior not
related to channel selection (the
information elements Adjacent
Scan, Band Control, Forced
Power Class, Idle Channel
Quality)
“C”: Modification of channel
selection behavior (the
information elements Disable
Handover, Ignore Cell Barred,
Prevent Handover List Active,
Prevent Serving Cell List,
Serving Cell List Active, Target
Handover)
“G”: Modification of GPRS
behavior (the information
elements Forced GPRS Class,
Forced Multislot Class, Forced
Quality Of Service).
Any combination of these
letters may appear.
MS Power 0 ... 31 – UE transmit power ordered by

Control Level the base station, mapped to a
See
number between 0 and 31
Description
according to the tables in
 3GPP 45.005, section 4.1.1.
Valid only in dedicated mode.
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MS Tx Power 0 ... 39 – UE transmit power in dBm.

(dBm) dBm Valid only in dedicated mode.
GSM 850: 5 ... 39 dBm
GSM 900: 5 ... 39 dBm
GSM 1800: 0 ... 36 dBm
GSM 1900: 0 ... 33 dBm
Multiband 0, 2 – Not used; the feature has been

Reporting removed from TEMS
Investigation. The element is
retained in order to maintain
compatibility with old logfiles.
Neighbor IEs: A number of elements have been left out of the table. These are
General the “Neighbor ... Band and SS ...” elements, which are mere
remark variants of the ordinary “Neighbor” elements and are used in the
status window Serving + Neighbors By Band (see section 12.1.1).
What differs is the sorting order: first by band and then, within
each band, by signal strength.
Argument: In elements with the “(Sorted)” suffix, argument 1
points to the neighbor with the highest signal strength. In
elements without the “(Sorted)” suffix, argument 1 points to the
neighbor with the lowest ARFCN.
Neighbor 0 ... 1023 1 ... 32 ARFCNs of neighbor cells,

ARFCN sorted by ARFCN.
Neighbor 0 ... 1023 1 ... 32 ARFCNs of neighbor cells,

ARFCN sorted by signal strength.
(Sorted)
Neighbor BSIC Text 1 ... 32 Base Station Identity Codes for

neighbor cells (in text format),
sorted by ARFCN.
Neighbor BSIC 00 ... 77 1 ... 32 Base Station Identity Codes for

(Num) (octal) neighbor cells (in numeric
format), sorted by ARFCN.
Neighbor BSIC Text 1 ... 32 Base Station Identity Codes for

(Sorted) neighbor cells (in text format),
sorted by signal strength.
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Neighbor BSIC 00 ... 77 1 ... 32 Base Station Identity Codes for

(Num) (Sorted) (octal) neighbor cells (in numeric
format), sorted by signal
strength.
Neighbor C1 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 Pathloss parameter C1 for

dB neighbor cells, sorted by
ARFCN.  3GPP 45.008,
section 6.4
Neighbor C1 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 Pathloss parameter C1 for

(Sorted) dB neighbor cells, sorted by signal
strength.
Neighbor C2 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 Cell reselection parameter C2

dB for neighbor cells, sorted by
ARFCN.  3GPP 45.008,
section 6.4
Neighbor C2 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 Cell reselection parameter C2

(Sorted) dB for neighbor cells, sorted by
signal strength.
Neighbor C31 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 g GPRS signal strength threshold
dB criterion C31 for neighbor cells,
sorted by ARFCN.  3GPP
45.008, section 10.1.2
Neighbor C31 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 g GPRS signal strength threshold
(Sorted) dB criterion C31 for neighbor cells,
sorted by signal strength.
Neighbor C32 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 g GPRS cell ranking criterion C32
dB for neighbor cells, sorted by
ARFCN.  3GPP 45.008,
section 10.1.2
Neighbor C32 –127 ... 127 1 ... 32 g GPRS cell ranking criterion C32
(Sorted) dB for neighbor cells, sorted by
signal strength.
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 65535 1 ... 32 Cell identities of neighbor cells,

Id sorted by ARFCN. Decimal
format.
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Neighbor Cell 0 ... 65535 1 ... 32 Cell identities of neighbor cells,

Id (Sorted) sorted by signal strength.
Decimal format.
Neighbor Cell Text: 1 ... 32 Cell identities of neighbor cells,

Id (Hex) “0000” ... sorted by ARFCN. Hexadecimal
“FFFF” format.
Neighbor Cell Text: 1 ... 32 Cell identities of neighbor cells,

Id (Hex) “0000” ... sorted by signal strength.
(Sorted) “FFFF” Hexadecimal format.
Neighbor Cell Text 1 ... 32 c Names of neighbor cells, sorted

Name by ARFCN.
Requires cell file.
Neighbor Cell Text 1 ... 32 c Names of neighbor cells, sorted

Name (Sorted) by signal strength.
Requires cell file.
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Neighbor Cell 1 ... 6 1 ... 32 c Indicates, for each neighbor

Name cell, the input used by the
Algorithm algorithm determining the
neighbor cell name, and the
result of the cell search (where
applicable):
1: MCC, MNC, LAC, CI used.
information used. Unique cell
found matching the parameters
within a 35 km radius.
information used. Several
matching cells found within a
35 km radius, closest cell
selected.
4: Serving cell found with the
method denoted by Cell Name
Algorithm = 1; this neighbor
identified as a cell appearing in
the serving cell’s neighbor list
and having matching BSIC and
ARFCN.
ARFCN.
ARFCN.
Neighbors are sorted by
ARFCN.
Requires cell file.
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Neighbor Cell 1 ... 6 1 ... 32 c Same as Neighbor Cell Name

Name Algorithm but sorted by signal
Algorithm strength.
(Sorted)
Neighbor LAC 0 ... 65535 1 ... 32 Location Area Codes for

neighbor cells, sorted by
ARFCN. Decimal format.
Neighbor LAC 0 ... 65535 1 ... 32 Location Area Codes for

(Sorted) neighbor cells, sorted by signal
strength. Decimal format.
Neighbor LAC Text: 1 ... 32 Location Area Codes for

(Hex) “0000” ... neighbor cells, sorted by
“FFFF” ARFCN. Hexadecimal format.
Neighbor LAC Text: 1 ... 32 Location Area Codes for

(Hex) (Sorted) “0000” ... neighbor cells, sorted by signal
“FFFF” strength. Hexadecimal format.
Neighbor –10 ... 100 1 ... 32 Received signal strength of

RxLev GSM RxLev neighbors, sorted by ARFCN.
units
Neighbor –10 ... 100 1 ... 32 Received signal strength of

RxLev (Sorted) GSM RxLev neighbors, sorted in descending
units order.
Neighbor –120 ... –10 1 ... 32 Same as Neighbor RxLev but in

RxLev (dBm) dBm dBm.
Neighbor –120 ... –10 1 ... 32 Same as Neighbor RxLev

RxLev (dBm) dBm (Sorted) but in dBm.
(Sorted)
Neighbor (SI) Text – s Neighbor list (obtained from

ARFCN System Information) of
strongest cell scanned.
The list is given in text format,
for example: “[ARFCN: 17,
BSIC: 3-2] 7, 18, 32”. The data
within square brackets pertains
to the strongest cell, and the
neighbor ARFCNs follow.
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Network Text – g Cell reselection behavior of

Control Order device. One of “NC0”, “NC1”,
“NC2”:
NC0: MS reselection, no
measurement reports
NC1: MS reselection,
measurement reports
NC2: Network reselection
 3GPP 45.008, section 10.1.4
Network Mode Text – g Handling of paging in the

Of Operation network.
I: All paging on GPRS
channels; Gs signaling interface
present
II: All paging on PCH; no Gs
III: All circuit-switched paging
on PCH, all packet-switched
paging on PPCH; no Gs.
Number Of 0 ... 64 – h Number of frequencies in

Hopping hopping list.
Frequencies
Number Of 0 ... 8 – g Number of timeslots in use on

Used Timeslots hs downlink.
DL
Number Of 0 ... 8 – g Number of timeslots in use on

Used Timeslots hs uplink.
UL
PBCCH 0 ... 7 – g Timeslot used for PBCCH/

Timeslot PCCCH, if any.
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PDCH IEs: The argument represents a timeslot but is just a sequence

General number. That is, 0 represents the first used timeslot, 1 the second,
remark etc.; the argument value does not equate to the corresponding
timeslot index.
PDCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g Percentage of downlink PDCH

Utilization % capacity currently used for
Control DL (%) control signaling, or not used at
all.
PDCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g Percentage of the available

Utilization % uplink PDCH capacity currently
Control UL (%) used for control signaling.
PDCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g Percentage of the downlink

Utilization % PDCH capacity currently used
Other Data DL for other users’ data.
(%)
PDCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 7 g Percentage of the downlink

Utilization Own % PDCH capacity currently used
Data DL (%) for own data.

Utilization Own % uplink PDCH capacity currently
Data UL (%) used for own data.

Utilization Free % uplink PDCH capacity that is
Data UL (%) currently unused.
PDP IEs: The argument, where present, refers to a PDP context index.
General
remark
PDP Access Text 1 ... 11 g Host name or network address

Point Name for each active PDP context.
PDP Address Text 1 ... 11 g User address (IPv4/IPv6).
PDP Context 0 ... 60000 – g Time from PDP Context

Time (ms) ms Activation Request to PDP
Context Activation Accept.
PDP Contexts 0 ... 11 – g Number of active PDP contexts.

Active
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PDP Delay Text 1 ... 11 g Delay class as defined by

Class subscription.
PDP LLC SAPI 3 ... 11 1 ... 11 g LLC Service Access Point

Identifier.
PDP Mean Text 1 ... 11 g Mean throughput as defined by

Throughput subscription.
PDP NSAPI 5 ... 15 1 ... 11 g Network SAPI (Service Access

Point Identifier).
PDP Peak Text 1 ... 11 g Peak throughput as defined by

PDP Text 1 ... 11 g Precedence class as defined by

Precedence subscription.
Class
PDP Radio Text 1 ... 11 g Radio priority level as defined

Priority by subscription.
PDP Reliability Text 1 ... 11 g Reliability class as defined by

Class subscription.
Penalty Time 0 ... 620 – PENALTY_TIME parameter in

(ms) ms GSM cell reselection algorithm,
converted to milliseconds.
 3GPP 45.008, section 10.4
Power Control Text – PC_MEAS_CHAN flag

Measurement indicating whether to make
Channel downlink power control
measurements on BCCH or
PDCH.  3GPP 45.008,
section 10.4
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Preferred GAN 0, 2 – ga Indicates whether a selection

Mode has been made on the GAN
Mode Selection tab of the
device’s property page.
0: No
2: Yes
connectable devices; see
section 4.1 for details.
Prevent 0, 2 – Use of prevent handover

Handover List function in device (handover to
Active certain cells prevented in
dedicated mode). See UM
sections 14.9, 16.5.1.8.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Prevent 0, 2 – Use of “prevent cell selection”

Serving Cell function in device (camping on
List selected cells prevented in idle
mode). See UM sections 14.9,
16.5.1.6.
0: Not activated
2: Activated
Priority Access Text – g PRIORITY_ACCESS_THR

Thr parameter in Packet System
Information 13.  3GPP
44.060, section 11.2.25
P-TMSI 0 ... 232 – 1 – g Packet TMSI (Temporary

Mobile Subscriber Identity).
 3GPP 23.003
P-TMSI (Hex) Text – g Packet TMSI in hexadecimal

format.
Q Search Text – g GPRS signal level criterion

Power governing when to search for
3G cells (e.g. “Above –74 dBm”,
“Below –54 dBm”, “Always”,
“Never”).  3GPP 45.008,
section 10.4
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RAC 0 ... 255 – g Routing Area Code (8 bits).
RAC (Hex) Text: – g Same as RAC, but coded as

“00” ... “FF” hexadecimal.
Radio Link 0 ... 64 – Current value of Radio Link

Timeout Timeout counter.  3GPP
Current 45.008, section 5.2
Radio Link 4, 8, ..., 64 – Initial value of Radio Link

Timeout Max Timeout counter.  3GPP
45.008, section 5.2
RLA_P –10 ... 100 – g Received Level Average.

GSM RxLev GPRS signal strength measure.
units  3GPP 45.008, section 10.1
RLA_P (dBm) –120 ... –10 – g Same as RLA_P but in dBm.

dBm
RLC BLER DL 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of RLC data blocks

downlink.
RLC BLER UL 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of RLC data blocks

RLC Block 0 ... 127 0 ... 23 g RLC/MAC Block Sequence

BSN IEs Number from header of data
blocks.
One element for each timeslot
on downlink and uplink.
export only.
Argument: Points to an
individual GPRS radio block.
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RLC Block Text 0 ... 23 g RLC/MAC block header as hex

Dump IEs string (e.g. “80 1a 20”), for both
data and control blocks.
export only.
RLC Block TFI 0 ... 31 0 ... 23 g RLC/MAC Temporary Flow

IEs Identifier from header of control
and data blocks.
export only.
RLC Block Text 0 ... 23 g RLC/MAC block type as string.

Type IEs
Downlink: “Data Block to this
MS”, “Data Block to other MS”,
or “Control Block”.
Uplink: “Allowed but no data
sent”, “Data Block sent”,
“Control Block sent”, or
“Forbidden”.
export only.
RLC Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes received at the

Received DL bytes RLC protocol level since GPRS
attach.
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RLC Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes sent at the

Sent UL bytes RLC protocol level since GPRS
attach.
RLC Mode Text – g One of:

“AM” = Acknowledged Mode
“TM” = Transparent Mode
“UM” = Unacknowledged Mode
RLC 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

RLC protocol level.
RLC 0 ... 100 – g Data throughput (as defined

Throughput DL % above) on downlink at RLC
(%) protocol level, relative to
theoretical maximum for current
channel setup (coding scheme,
number of timeslots).
RLC 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

RLC protocol level.
RLC 0 ... 100 – g Data throughput (as defined

Throughput UL % above) on uplink at RLC
RLP BLER DL 0 ... 100 – hs Percentage of RLP data blocks

downlink.
RLP BLER UL 0 ... 100 – hs Percentage of RLP data blocks

RLP Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – hs Number of bytes received at the

Received DL bytes RLP protocol level since dial-
up.
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RLP Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – hs Number of bytes sent at the

Sent UL bytes RLP protocol level since dial-
up.
RLP 0 ... 60 – hs Data throughput (including

RLP protocol level.
RLP 0 ... 100 – hs Data throughput (as defined

Throughput DL % above) on downlink at RLP
RLP 0 ... 60 – hs Data throughput (including

RLP protocol level.
RLP 0 ... 100 – hs Data throughput (as defined

Throughput UL % above) on uplink at RLP
RxLev Full –10 ... 100 – Received signal strength (Full

GSM RxLev value) expressed in GSM
units RxLev units.
RxLev Full –120 ... –10 – Received signal strength (Full

(dBm) dBm value) expressed in dBm.
RxLev Full In –10 ... 100 – Same as RxLev Full but valid
Service GSM RxLev only when the device is in idle,
units dedicated, packet idle, or
packet dedicated mode. Not
valid when in limited service or
no service mode.
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RxLev Full In –120 ... –10 – Same as RxLev Full (dBm) but
Service (dBm) dBm valid only when the device is in
idle, dedicated, packet idle, or
no service mode.
RxLev Sub –10 ... 100 – Received signal strength (Sub

GSM RxLev value) expressed in GSM
units RxLev units.
RxLev Sub –120 ... –10 – Received signal strength (Sub

(dBm) dBm value) expressed in dBm.
RxLev Sub In –10 ... 100 – Same as RxLev Sub but valid
Service GSM RxLev only when the device is in idle,
units dedicated, packet idle, or
no service mode.
RxLev Sub In –120 ... –10 – Same as RxLev Sub (dBm) but
Service (dBm) dBm valid only when the device is in
idle, dedicated, packet idle, or
no service mode.
RxQual Full 0 ... 7 – Received signal quality (Full

value), calculated from the bit
See
Description error rate according to the table
in  3GPP 45.008, section
8.2.4.
RxQual Full 0 ... 26 – Bit error rate in percent (%)

(%) % corresponding to RxQual Full.
RxQual Sub 0 ... 7 – Received signal quality (Sub

value), calculated from the bit
See
error rate according to the table
Description
in  3GPP 45.008, section
8.2.4.
RxQual Sub 0 ... 26 – Bit error rate in percent (%)

(%) % corresponding to RxQual Sub.
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Scanned 0 ... 1023 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: ARFCNs of

Adjacent channels at –400 kHz.
ARFCN –2
Argument: 0 means the
channel adjacent to the first
channel in the hopping list, etc.
Scanned 0 ... 1023 0 ... 63 h+ Same as Scanned Adjacent

Adjacent ARFCN –2 but for the channels
ARFCN –1 at –200 kHz.
Scanned 0 ... 1023 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: ARFCNs

Adjacent used by current serving cell.
ARFCN C0 BCCHs are shown in idle mode,
TCHs in dedicated mode.
Note that this element does not
itself refer to an adjacent
channel but to the C0.

ARFCN +1 at +200 kHz.

ARFCN +2 at +400 kHz.
Scanned –120 ... –10 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: Scanned

Adjacent dBm signal strength of the channels
RxLev –2 at –400 kHz.
(dBm) Argument: 0 gives the RxLev
of the channel adjacent to the
first channel in the hopping list,
etc.
Scanned –120 ... –10 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: Same as

Adjacent dBm Scanned Adjacent RxLev –2
RxLev –1 (dBm) but applies to channels
(dBm) at –200 kHz.
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Scanned –120 ... –10 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: Scanned

Adjacent dBm signal strength of the channels
RxLev C0 used by the current serving cell.
(dBm) That is, BCCHs in idle mode
and TCHs in dedicated mode.
Note that this element does not
itself refer to an adjacent
channel but to the C0.
Argument: 0 gives the RxLev
of the first channel in the
hopping list, etc.

RxLev +1 (dBm) but applies to channels
(dBm) at +200 kHz.

RxLev +2 (dBm) but applies to channels
(dBm) at +400 kHz.
Scanned 0 ... 1023 0 ... s ARFCNs of scanned channels.

ARFCN 1321
Argument: 0 points to the
channel with the lowest
frequency, etc. (not ARFCN).
Scanned Band 450 ... 1900 0 ... s Frequency bands of scanned

MHz 1321 channels in numeric format.
Scanned BSIC 00 ... 77 0 ... s BSICs of scanned channels.

(octal) 1321
Argument: 0 gives the BSIC of
the channel with the lowest
Scanned BSIC 00 ... 77 0 ... s BSICs of scanned channels.

On ARFCN (octal) 1023
Argument: ARFCN.
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Scanned –100 ... 100 0 ... 63 h+ C/A measurement: C/A values

C/A –2 (dB) dB corresponding to Scanned
Adjacent RxLev –2 (dBm).

C/A –1 (dB) dB corresponding to Scanned
Adjacent RxLev –1 (dBm).

C/A +1 (dB) dB corresponding to Scanned
Adjacent RxLev +1 (dBm).

C/A +2 (dB) dB corresponding to Scanned
Adjacent RxLev +2 (dBm).
Scanned C/I –5 ... 35 0 ... s C/I values for scanned

dB 1023 channels.
frequency, etc. (not that with the
lowest ARFCN).
Scanned Cell 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Cell identities of scanned

Id 1321 channels.
Scanned Cell Text 0 ... c Cell names for scanned

Name 1321 s channels. Obtained only if both
ARFCN and BSIC are scanned.
Requires cell file.
Scanned 0 ... 1322 – s Number of channels currently

Channels No scanned.
Of
Scanned LAC 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Location Area Codes of

1321 scanned channels.
Scanned MCC 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Country Codes of

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Scanned MNC 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Network Codes of

Scanned –10 ... 100 0 ... s Received signal strength of

RxLev GSM RxLev 1321 scanned channels.
units
Scanned –120 ... –10 0 ... s Same as Scanned RxLev but in

RxLev (dBm) dBm 1321 dBm.
Scanned –10 ... 100 0 ... s Received signal strength of

RxLev On GSM RxLev 1023 scanned channels.
ARFCN units
Argument: ARFCN.
Scanned –120 ... –10 0 ... s Same as Scanned RxLev On

RxLev On dBm 1023 ARFCN but in dBm.
ARFCN (dBm)
Serving Cell 0, 1, 2 – Use of “lock on channel”

List Active function in device. See UM
sections 14.9, 16.5.1.6.
0: Not activated
1: Ordered by user, but not yet
activated
2: Activated
Signal Strength –120 ... –10 0 ... 63 h+ Signal strength of each channel
Hopping List dBm in the hopping list. This element
thus gives more information
than RxLev, which is an
average over all channels in the
hopping list.
connectable devices; see
section 4.1 for details.
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Signal Strength –120 ... –10 – Signal strength on the current

On BCCH dBm BCCH. Especially useful for
Carrier obtaining a correct measure of
the cell size when frequency
hopping is used and power
control is applied to the TCHs.
The following steps are used to
find a value for the element:
1 Neighbor list. If the BCCH
frequency is in the neighbor
list, report its signal strength.
2 Hopping list. If the BCCH is
used as hopping frequency
(in dedicated mode), report
its signal strength.
3 Idle mode. If the device is in
idle mode, report RxLev
(dBm).
If frequency hopping is not
used, step 2 becomes “If BCCH
= TCH ...”.
Invalid if no value is found in
any of the above steps.
SNDCP BLER 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of SNDCP data

DL (%) % blocks erroneously decoded on
downlink.
SNDCP BLER 0 ... 100 – g Percentage of SNDCP data

UL (%) % blocks resent on uplink.
SNDCP Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes received at the

Received DL bytes SNDCP protocol level since
GPRS attach.
SNDCP Bytes 0 ... 2 · 109 – g Number of bytes sent at the

Sent UL bytes SNDCP protocol level since
GPRS attach.
SNDCP 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

SNDCP protocol level.
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SNDCP 0 ... 384 – g Data throughput (including

SNDCP protocol level.
Spectr Ana IEs: These elements are obtained from spectrum analysis scanning.
General The same elements are used for both uplink and downlink bands.
remark
The argument, where present, is simply a sequence number
pointing to scanned frequencies as indicated by the “Spectr Ana
Sc Freq (kHz)” element.
Spectr Ana Sc 380,200 ... 1 ... ss Spectrum analysis: Scanned

Freq (kHz) 1,990,000 2560 frequencies in ascending order.
kHz
Spectr Ana Sc 0 ... 2560 – ss Spectrum analysis: The number

No of Freq of frequencies swept by the
scan.
Spectr Ana Sc –130 ... –20 1 ... ss Spectrum analysis: RSSI of

RSSI (dBm) dBm 2560 frequencies scanned.
Speech Codec Text – Currently used speech codec,

e.g. “EFR”.
Speed (km/h) 0 ... 250 – p Speed in km/h.

km/h
Speed (mph) 0 ... 155 – p Speed in mph.

mph
Split PG Cycle Text – g SPLIT_PG_CYCLE parameter

related to DRX mechanism.
5.5.1.5
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SQI –20 ... 30 – g– Speech Quality Index. See UM

dBQ chapter 45. The range depends
on the speech codec used:
HR (Half Rate): –20 ... 17 dBQ
FR (Full Rate): –19 ... 22 dBQ
EFR (Enhanced Full Rate):
–20 ... 30 dBQ
AMR: Dependent on codec
mode. The maximum SQI
values for NB are as follows:
12.2 kbit/s: 30 dBQ
10.2 kbit/s: 28 dBQ
7.95 kbit/s: 28 dBQ
7.40 kbit/s: 27 dBQ
6.70 kbit/s: 27 dBQ
5.90 kbit/s: 24 dBQ
5.15 kbit/s: 21 dBQ
4.75 kbit/s: 19 dBQ
Non-existent for GPRS (no
voice data in packets).
SQI MOS 1 ... 5 – g– SQI expressed on the MOS

MOS scale. See UM chapter 45.
Strongest These elements are sorted by decreasing scanned RxLev.

Scanned IEs:
Argument: Except in the case of neighbor list scanning, 0 means
General
the strongest channel of those currently scanned, etc.
remark
When neighbor list scanning is performed, all neighbors come
first, and then all other channels follow, both channel sets being
sorted internally by decreasing signal strength.
Strongest 0 ... 1023 0 ... s ARFCNs of scanned channels.

Scanned 1321
ARFCN
Strongest 450 ... 1900 0 ... s Frequency bands of scanned

Scanned Band MHz 1321 channels.
Strongest Text 0 ... s BSICs of scanned channels.

Scanned BSIC 1321
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Strongest –5 ... 35 0 ... s C/I for scanned channels.

Scanned C/I dB 1321
(dB)
Strongest 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Cell identities of scanned

Scanned Cell 1321 channels.
Id
Strongest Text 0 ... c Names of scanned channels.

Scanned Cell 1321 s
Obtained only if both ARFCN
Name
and BSIC are scanned.
Requires cell file.
Strongest 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Location Area Codes of

Scanned LAC 1321 scanned channels.
Strongest 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Country Codes of

Scanned MCC 1321 scanned channels.
Strongest 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Network Codes of

Scanned MNC 1321 scanned channels.
Strongest –120 ... –10 0 ... s Signal strength of scanned

Scanned dBm 1321 channels.
RxLev (dBm)
Sub Channel 0 ... 7 – Number of subchannel used in

Number SDCCH or TCH half-rate
channel.
TA 0 ... 63 – Timing Advance. Valid only in

See dedicated mode. For the
significance of the parameter
Description
value, see  3GPP 45.010.
Target 0, 1, 2 – Use of lock handover function in

Handover device (handover restricted to a
chosen set of cells; see UM
sections 14.9, 16.5.1.8).
0: Not activated
1: Ordered by user, but not yet
activated
2: Activated
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TD-SCDMA 0 ... 127 1 ... 32 Neighbor Cell Parameter

Neighbor Cell Identity of TD-SCDMA cells
Parameter ID measured by TD-SCDMA
capable device while in GSM
mode.
Argument: Neighbors sorted
by signal strength in
descending order.
TD-SCDMA 1 ... 32 – Number of TD-SCDMA

Neighbor No Of neighbors measured in GSM
mode.
TD-SCDMA –116 ... –25 1 ... 32 Received signal code power of

Neighbor dBm each TD-SCDMA neighbor
RSCP measured in GSM mode.
TD-SCDMA 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 UARFCN of each TD-SCDMA

Neighbor (frequency neighbor measured in GSM
UARFCN mode.
band
dependent)
TFI DL 0 ... 31 – g Temporary Flow Id on downlink.

Used to identify a one-block
flow.
TFI UL 0 ... 31 – g Temporary Flow Id on uplink.

Used to identify a one-block
flow.
Time Text – Current time in text format:

“hh:mm:ss.dd”, where “dd” =
decimal seconds.
Timeslot IEs: The argument, where present, represents a timeslot but is just a
General sequence number. That is, 0 represents the first used timeslot, 1
remark the second, etc.; the argument value does not equate to the
corresponding timeslot index.
Timeslot 0 ... 7 – Timeslot used for current call.

Timeslot Text 0 ... 7 g Type of channel in each

Channel Type hs timeslot on downlink. See
DL Channel Type.
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Timeslot Text 0 ... 7 g Type of channel in each

Channel Type hs timeslot on uplink. See Channel
UL Type.
Timeslot Used Text 0 ... 7 g Timeslots used on downlink.

DL hs
Timeslot Used Text 0 ... 7 g Timeslots used on uplink.

UL hs
TLLI 0 ... 232 – 1 – g Temporary Logical Link

Identifier.
TLLI (Hex) Text – g Same as TLLI, but coded as

hexadecimal.
Training 0 ... 7 – Current training sequence

Sequence code.
Code
Uplink State 0 ... 7 0 ... 7 g Uplink State Flags, one for each
Flag timeslot, indicating to the device
when it is allowed to send.
Argument: Timeslot sequence
number (compare Timeslot IEs:
General remark).
“WCDMA Argument: WCDMA neighbors are sorted by decreasing CPICH

Neighbor” IEs: Ec/N0.
General
remark
WCDMA –34 ... 0 1 ... 32 CPICH Ec/N0 of measured

Neighbor dB WCDMA neighbors.
CPICH Ec/No
(dB)
WCDMA –140 ... –15 1 ... 32 CPICH RSCP of measured

Neighbor dBm WCDMA neighbors.
CPICH RSCP
(dBm)
WCDMA 0 ... 511 1 ... 32 Scrambling codes of measured

Neighbor SC WCDMA neighbors.
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WCDMA 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 UARFCNs of measured

Neighbor (frequency WCDMA neighbors.
UARFCN
band
dependent)
WCDMA 0 ... 32 – Number of measured WCDMA

Neighbors No neighbors.
Of
Weakest These elements are sorted by increasing scanned RxLev.

Scanned IEs: Argument: Except in the case of neighbor list scanning, 0 means
General
the weakest channel of those currently scanned, etc.
remark
When neighbor list scanning is performed, channels are sorted
exactly in the opposite order to the “Strongest Scanned”
elements. (The “Weakest” elements serve no purpose in this
context.)
Weakest 0 ... 1023 0 ... s ARFCNs of scanned channels.

Scanned 1321
ARFCN
Weakest 450 ... 1900 0 ... s Frequency bands of scanned

Scanned Band MHz 1321 channels.
Weakest Text 0 ... s BSICs of scanned channels.

Scanned BSIC 1321
Weakest –5 ... 35 0 ... s C/I for scanned channels.

Scanned C/I dB 1321
(dB)
Weakest 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Cell identities of scanned

Scanned Cell 1321 channels.
Id
Weakest Text 0 ... c Names of scanned channels.

Scanned Cell 1321 s Obtained only if both ARFCN
Name
and BSIC are scanned.
Requires cell file.
Weakest 0 ... 65535 0 ... s Location Area Codes of

Scanned LAC 1321 scanned channels.
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Weakest 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Country Codes of

Scanned MCC 1321 scanned channels.
Weakest 000 ... 999 0 ... s Mobile Network Codes of

Scanned MNC 1321 scanned channels.
Weakest –120 ... –10 0 ... s Signal strength of scanned

Scanned dBm 1321 channels.
RxLev (dBm)
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3.2. WCDMA Information Elements
3.2.1. General

Column
In the column marked *, a set of codes is used to identify certain groups of
information elements:
Code Meaning
c Requires that a cell file has been loaded.
dv Reported when running DVB-H.
ne GSM neighbor measurements reported by the UE while in
WCDMA mode.
ns Reported from network search scanning.
p Reported by positioning equipment, or requires positioning data
to make sense.
pi Reported from CPICH scanning.
rs Reported from RSSI scanning.
ss Reported from spectrum scanning.
ts Reported from SCH timeslot scanning.
3.2.1.2. Notes on Quantities Denoting Signal Power

Below is a list of the signal power and power ratio quantities that appear in
the names of information elements.
• Eb: Eb, scrambling code energy per bit.
• Ec: Ec, scrambling code energy per chip.
• Es: Es, scrambling code energy per symbol (as measured by a scanning
device during the SCH timeslot scan).
• No: N0, total energy per chip (as measured by a UE).
• Io: I0, total energy per chip (as measured by a scanning device).
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• Ec/No: Ec/N0, signal-to-noise ratio (as measured by a UE). Compare No

above.  3GPP 25.215, section 5.1.5
• Ec/Io: Ec/I0, signal-to-noise ratio (as measured by a scanning device).
Compare Io above.
• SIR: Signal-to-interference ratio as measured on the DPCCH.  3GPP
25.215, section 5.2.2
• RSCP: Received signal code power, identical with Ec:  3GPP 25.215,
section 5.1.5.
• RSSI: Received signal strength indicator, identical with No:  3GPP
25.215, section 5.1.5.
Eb and Ec are related by the equation
that is,
3.2.1.3. MIMO: Multiple-antenna vs. Single-antenna

Information Elements
Certain information elements occur in variants with each of the suffixes “per
Antenna” (with argument), “Antenna 1”, “Antenna 2”, “Sum”. Such IEs are
populated for MIMO, and the suffixes refer to the use of multiple antennas in
the MIMO technology. The corresponding IEs without a suffix are populated in
the single-antenna case.
3.2.1.4. Dual/Multiple Carrier HSPA

Certain information elements occur in pairs with each of the suffixes “Primary
Cell” and “Secondary Cell”. These concepts apply to dual-cell (= dual-carrier)
HSPA. In the single-carrier case, only the “Primary Cell” elements are
populated.
Certain information elements occur with the suffixes “Per Carrier” and “Total”.
The former then holds a separate value for each carrier (identified by
argument) in multicarrier HSPA, whereas the latter holds a sum taken over all
carriers and has no argument. For single-carrier HSPA, secondary carrier
data is absent, and “Total” is equal to the primary carrier value.
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Altitude (ft) –1312 ... – p Height above sea level in feet.

29028
ft
Altitude (m) –400 ... – p Height above sea level in

8848 meters.
m
“AMR Codec” These elements are valid also in GSM mode, where they appear
IEs: General side by side with the more elaborate GSM-specific elements
remark relating to AMR (see section 3.1).
AMR Codec Text 1 ... 17 Names of AMR codecs.

Name
Argument: Identifies the AMR
codec. See also  3GPP
26.071, 26.190.
AMR Codec 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 Current distribution of AMR

Usage (DL) % codec usage on downlink.
Name.
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AMR Codec 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 Current distribution of AMR

Usage (UL) % codec usage on uplink.
Name.
AS Cell Name Text 1 ... 6 c Cell name of each active set

member.
Requires cell file.
Argument: Active set ID
identifying an active set
member.
AS CPICH –34 ... 0 1 ... 6 CPICH Ec/N0 of each active set

Ec/No dB member.
Argument: Active set ID.
AS CPICH –140 ... –15 1 ... 6 CPICH received signal code

RSCP dBm power of each active set
member.
Also occurs in MIMO variants:
Antenna 1, Antenna 2, Sum.
See section 3.2.1.3.
AS No Of 0 ... 6 – The number of base stations in

Members the active set. Valid only in state
Cell_DCH.
AS SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 6 Scrambling code of each active

set member.
AS UARFCN 0 ... 16383 1 ... 6 Downlink UARFCN of each

DL active set member.
(frequency
band Argument: Active set ID.
dependent)
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Averaged BER 0 ... 100 – Bit error rate, measured using

(%) % either the pilot bits or the TPC
bits on the DPCCH channel
(choice depends on slot format).
Reported in Q11 format. A 100%
error figure means 2047
detected errors.
Averaged over reporting period.
BLER Target 0 ... 63 – BLER Target value set on

Control device property page (UM
section 16.5.1.12), overriding
BLER target set by network.
BLER Target Text – Same as BLER Target Control

Control (Text) but in text format.
Call Event 0 ... 100 – Calculated as:

Success Rate %
# ends /
(# blocks + # drops + # ends)
where
blocks = Blocked Call events
drops = Dropped Call events
ends = Call End events
Only events occurring in
WCDMA mode are counted.
Cell Barred 0, 1 – Use of cell barring related

Control functions in device. See UM
section 16.5.1.11.
Cell Barred Text – Same as Cell Barred Control but

Control (Text) in text format.
Compressed 0, 1 – Use of compressed mode.

Mode
0: False
1: True
CW scanning: Synonymous with RSSI scanning. See UM section 20.4.
CW Sc No of 0 ... 255 – rs RSSI scanning: Number of

UARFCNs UARFCNs scanned.
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CW Sc RSSI –130 ... –20 1 ... 255 rs RSSI scanning: RSSI of

dBm UARFCNs scanned.
Argument: The channels are
sorted by ascending UARFCN.
The argument 1 gives the
UARFCN.
CW Sc 0 ... 16383 1 ... 255 rs RSSI scanning: UARFCNs of

UARFCN channels scanned, sorted in
(frequency
ascending order.
band
dependent) Argument: 0 gives the first
channel currently scanned, 1 the
second, etc.
Det Neigh Cell Text 1 ... 32 c Cell name of each detected

Name neighbor.
Requires cell file.
Argument: Neighbor identity.
Det Neigh –34 ... 0 1 ... 32 CPICH Ec/N0 of each detected

CPICH Ec/No dB neighbor.
Det Neigh –140 ... –15 1 ... 32 CPICH received signal code
CPICH RSCP dBm power of each detected
neighbor.
Det Neigh –31 ... 50 1 ... 32 CPICH transmit power of each

CPICH Tx dBm detected neighbor.
Power
Det Neigh No 0 ... 32 – Number of detected neighbors.

Of Members
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Det Neigh 30 ... 165 1 ... 32 Pathloss of each detected

Pathloss dB neighbor. Calculated as Primary
CPICH Tx Power – CPICH
RSCP.
Det Neigh SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 32 Scrambling code of each

detected neighbor.
Det Neigh 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 Downlink UARFCN of each

UARFCN DL detected neighbor.
(frequency
band Argument: Neighbor identity.
dependent)
DPCCH Power –50 ... 33 – DPCCH transmit power on

UL dBm uplink.
DTX Rate DL 0 ... 100 – Use of DTX on downlink for the

% voice service.
DVB-H BER 0 ... 100 – dv DVB-H bit error rate.

%
DVB-H C/N –5 ... 35 – dv DVB-H carrier-to-noise ratio.

dB
DVB-H MFER 0 ... 100 – dv DVB-H frame error rate after

% MPE-FEC decoding.  ETSI TR
102 377 V1.2.1, section
10.3.2.1.
DVB-H Rx –128 ... –20 – dv DVB-H received signal power.

Power dBm
Equipment Text – This element indicates the state

Health of operation of an activated
device. The element is valid
irrespective of technology.
The strings are self-explanatory;
for some further details, see
Equipment Health (Num).
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Equipment 0 ...15 – The following values occur in

Health (Num) TEMS Investigation:
1: Device is healthy
2: Device has been in no service
mode for at least 120 s
3: Device has not reported any
application-layer throughput for
at least 180 s
4: Device failed execution of the
same service type five times in a
row
7: Device must be restarted
because of some (device-
specific) problem
8: An ACU used in an ongoing
AQM session needs restarting
“Finger” IEs: The Rake fingers are not sorted by signal strength; they come in
General the order they are reported.
remarks
The ordinal (“1st”, etc.) refers to a UMTS frequency. Separate sets
of Finger elements are provided for the full number of UMTS
frequencies that can be scanned simultaneously.
The “Finger” and “Finger Position” series of elements contain the
same data. The latter series consists of arrays of size 2560
corresponding to the sequence of chips in a radio frame timeslot,
with the received finger information positioned at the correct
indices. These elements are provided for bar chart plotting. The
Finger Slot Pos element is of course not needed in the Finger
Position series and is consequently absent from it.
Finger ... –34 ... 0 1 ... 48 Ec/N0 for each Rake finger.
Ec/No dB Argument: Rake finger number.
Finger ... No 0 ... 48 – Total number of Rake fingers.

Of
Finger ... –140 ... –15 1 ... 48 RSCP for each Rake finger.
RSCP dBm Argument: Rake finger number.
Finger ... RSSI –130 ... –20 1 ... 48 RSSI for each Rake finger.
dBm
Argument: Rake finger number.
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Finger ... SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 48 Scrambling code for each Rake
finger.
Finger ... Slot 0 ... 15 1 ... 48 Radio frame timeslot index for
each Rake finger.
Finger ... Slot 1 ... 2560 1 ... 48 Position (chip index) of each
Pos Rake finger within the radio
frame timeslot.
Finger ... Type Text 1 ... 48 Type of channel on which each

Rake finger is reported (e.g.
CPICH).
Finger ... 0 ... 16383 1 ... 48 UARFCN for each Rake finger.
UARFCN
(frequency Argument: Rake finger number.
band
dependent)
Finger ... –34 ... 0 1 ... Same as Finger ... Ec/No (see
Position Ec/No dB 2560 general remarks).
Argument: Chip index.
Finger ... –140 ... –15 1 ... Same as Finger ... RSCP (see
Position RSCP dBm 2560 general remarks).
Finger ... –130 ... –20 1 ... Same as Finger ... RSSI (see
Position RSSI dBm 2560 general remarks).
Finger ... 0 ... 511 1 ... Same as Finger ... SC (see

Position SC 2560 general remarks).
Finger ... 0 ... 15 1 ... Same as Finger ... Slot (see

Position Slot 2560 general remarks).
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Finger ... Text 1 ... Same as Finger ... Type (see

Position Type 2560 general remarks).
Finger ... 0 ... 16383 1 ... Same as Finger ... UARFCN

Position (frequency 2560 (see general remarks).
UARFCN
band Argument: Chip index.
dependent)
Firmware Text – Version number of device

Version firmware.
GSM Neigh 0 ... 1023 1 ... 32 ne ARFCNs of measured GSM

ARFCN neighbors.
Argument: 1 gives the neighbor
with the highest signal strength,
etc.
GSM Neigh Text 1 ... 32 ne Base Station Identity Codes (in

BSIC text format) of measured GSM
neighbors.
Argument: See GSM Neigh
ARFCN.
GSM Neigh No 0 ... 32 – ne Number of measured GSM

Of neighbors.
GSM Neigh –120 ... –10 1 ... 32 ne Received signal strength of

RxLev dBm measured GSM neighbors.
Argument: See GSM Neigh
ARFCN.
Heading (deg) 0 ... 360 – p Direction of travel measured in

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HO Event Type 0 ... 6 – Type of latest handover.

0: Unknown (e.g. because no
cell file loaded)
1: Soft
2: Softer
3: Hard
4: Handover to UTRAN
5: Handover from UTRAN
6: GSM
HO Event Type Text – Same as HO Event Type but in

(Text) text format.
“HS” IEs: All elements starting with “HS” (including channel names in “HS-”)
General relate to HSPA.
remark
Special subgroups are “HS MIMO” and “HS UL”; see general
remarks on these.
HS 16-QAM 0 ... 100 – Use of 16-QAM as modulation

Modulation % method, expressed as a
Rate percentage of time.
HS 64-QAM 0 ... 100 – Use of 64-QAM as modulation

“HS CQI” IEs: Meaning of argument: 0: Primary carrier; 1: First secondary

General carrier; 2: Second secondary carrier; 3: Third secondary carrier.
remark
HS CQI (Max) 0 ... 30 0 ... 3 The maximum value of the CQI

(Channel Quality Indicator)
See
during the latest reporting
Description
period.
The definition of the CQI values
is given in  3GPP 25.214,
section 6A.2.
HS CQI 0 ... 30 0 ... 3 The median CQI value during

(Median) the latest reporting period.
Compare HS CQI (Max).
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HS CQI (Min) 0 ... 30 0 ... 3 The minimum CQI value during

the latest reporting period.
HS CQI 0 ... 255 – CQI feedback cycle, controlling

Feedback ms × 2 how often the UE transmits new
Cycle CQI information on the uplink
( 3GPP 25.214, section
6A.1.2). A value of zero means
that the UE shall not transmit
any CQI information.
HS CQI 0 ... 15 – CQI repetition factor, controlling

Repetition how often the UE repeats CQI
Factor information on the uplink
( 3GPP 25.214, section
6A.1.2).
HS DL Serving 1 ... 4 – Number of HSDPA serving cells.

Cell Count
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 ACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on

ACK Rate % the HS-DSCH.
Argument:
0: Primary carrier
1: First secondary carrier
2: Second secondary carrier
3: Third secondary carrier
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the HS-

BLER 1st % DSCH for first transmission.
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Residual block error rate on the

BLER % HS-DSCH (decoding
Residual unsuccessful after maximum
number of retransmissions).
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Same as HS-DSCH BLER

BLER % Residual but for each active
Residual Per HARQ process separately.
Process
Argument: HARQ process
index.
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HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 DTX rate on the HS-DSCH:

DTX Rate % Percentage of TTIs estimated by
the device as “not used” on
downlink.
Argument:
0: Primary carrier
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Number of block errors on the

Error Blocks HS-DSCH (first transmission).
1st No Of
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Number of residual block errors

Error Blocks on the HS-DSCH (decoding
Residual No Of unsuccessful after maximum
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Same as HS-DSCH Error

Error Blocks Blocks Residual No Of but for
Residual No Of each active HARQ process
Per Process separately.
index.
HS-DSCH 0 ... 16 – Number of active HARQ (Hybrid

HARQ Automatic Repeat Request)
Processes No processes on the HS-DSCH.
Of
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 NACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on

NACK Rate % the HS-DSCH.
Argument:
0: Primary carrier
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 New transmission rate on the

New % HS-DSCH for each active
Transmission HARQ process.
Rate Per
Process
index.
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HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Rate of use of postamble

Post Rate % indicator after TTI where data is
sent, notifying the NodeB of the
fact that the ACK/NACK
sequence ends.
HS-DSCH Pre 0 ... 100 – Rate of use of preamble

Rate % indicator prior to TTI where data
is sent, notifying the NodeB of
the fact that a sequence of
ACKs/NACKs will be sent.
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Retransmission rate on the HS-

Retrans- % DSCH.
mission Rate
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Same as HS-DSCH Retrans-

Retrans- % mission Rate but for each active
mission Rate HARQ process separately.
Per Process Argument: HARQ process
index.
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Number of retransmitted blocks

Retrans- on the HS-DSCH.
missions
HS-DSCH 0 ... 80000 0 ... 3 Throughput on the HS-DSCH for

Throughput kbit/s multicarrier HSPA: see section
Per Carrier 3.2.1.4.
(kbit/s) Argument:
0: Primary carrier
HS-DSCH 0 ... 80000 – Throughput on the HS-DSCH:

Throughput kbit/s The rate at which data is
Total (kbit/s) received by the MAC-hs
reordering queue distribution
layer (as defined in  3GPP
25.321), from all HARQ
processes taken together.
Regarding “Total”, see section
3.2.1.4.
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HS H-RNTI 0 ... 65535 – HS-DSCH Radio Network

Temporary Identity.
HS MAC 0 ... 127 1 ... 32 MAC-hs priority queue identity.

Queue ID DL
Argument: MAC-hs priority
queue index.
“HS MIMO” These IEs are populated when MIMO is in use on the downlink.
IEs: General Non-MIMO IEs which have a counterpart among MIMO IEs (such
remark as the CQI elements) are not updated while MIMO is being used.
However, certain other HS elements of a general nature are
updated also during MIMO activity.
The argument, where present, has the following significance:
• Arg. = 1 means MIMO Type A with one transport block.
• Arg. = 2 means MIMO Type A with two transport blocks.
Regarding the designation “MIMO Type A”, see  3GPP 25.214,
section 6A.1.2.2.
HS MIMO 16- 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Use of 16-QAM as modulation

QAM % method, expressed as a
Modulation percentage of time.
Rate
HS MIMO 64- 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Use of 64-QAM as modulation

QAM % method, expressed as a
Rate
HS MIMO CQI 0 ... 30 1 ... 2 The maximum value of the CQI

(Max) (Channel Quality Indicator)
See
during the latest reporting
Description
period.
The definition of the CQI values
is given in  3GPP 25.214,
section 6A.2.
HS MIMO CQI 0 ... 30 1 ... 2 The median CQI value during

(Median) the latest reporting period.
Compare HS MIMO CQI (Max).
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HS MIMO CQI 0 ... 30 1 ... 2 The minimum CQI value during

(Min) the latest reporting period.
Compare HS MIMO CQI (Max).
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 ACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on

DSCH ACK % the HS-DSCH.
Rate
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Block error rate on the HS-

DSCH BLER % DSCH for first transmission.
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Residual block error rate on the

DSCH BLER % HS-DSCH (decoding
Residual unsuccessful after maximum
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Number of block errors on the

DSCH Error % HS-DSCH (first transmission).
Block 1st No
Of
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Number of residual block errors

DSCH Error % on the HS-DSCH (decoding
Block Residual unsuccessful after maximum
No Of number of retransmissions).
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 NACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on

DSCH NACK % the HS-DSCH.
Rate
HS MIMO Multi 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Argument = 1: Percentage of

TB Rate % TTIs with one transport block
used.
Argument = 2: Percentage of
TTIs with two transport blocks
used.
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HS MIMO Phy 0 ... 80000 1 ... 2 Calculated as: (sum of TBSs for
Scheduled kbit/s non-DTX blocks) / (total TTI time
Throughput for non-DTX blocks)
(kbit/s)
Only blocks sent to this device
are considered in the
calculation, and the CRC
indication does not matter. The
element gives an estimate of the
throughput on the assumption
that all blocks were successfully
transferred.
HS MIMO Phy 0 ... 80000 1 ... 2 Calculated as: (sum of TBSs for
Served kbit/s blocks with CRC OK) /
Throughput (reporting period)
(kbit/s)
calculation, and the CRC must
be OK. The element reflects the
actual physical channel
throughput.
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Use of QPSK as modulation

QPSK % method, expressed as a
Rate
“HS MIMO Argument = “Transport block size sequence number” means that
Transport 0 represents the first TBS used, etc.; the argument value does not
Block” IEs: equate to the corresponding TBS index.
General This, however, does not apply to the max/median/min elements;
remark
see below.
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... Block counts for all possible

Transport 42192 HSPA transport block sizes in
Block Count the primary MIMO stream,
Primary TB accumulated over the current
(Abs) session.
Argument: The transport block
size itself in bits (not an index).
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HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 295 Block counts for HSPA transport
Transport block sizes currently in use in
Primary TB accumulated over the current
(Accu) session.
Argument: Transport block size
sequence number.
Primary TB collected over the latest report
(Curr) period.
sequence number.
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... Block counts for all possible

Transport 42192 HSPA transport block sizes in
Block Count the secondary MIMO stream,
Secondary TB accumulated over the current
(Abs) session.
Argument: The transport block
size itself in bits (not an index).
Secondary TB accumulated over the current
(Accu) session.
sequence number.
Secondary TB collected over the latest report
(Curr) period.
sequence number.
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HS MIMO 0 ... 42192 1 ... 295 HS-DSCH transport block sizes

Transport bits in the primary MIMO stream.
Block Size
Primary TB
sequence number.
HS MIMO 0 ... 42192 1 ... 295 HS-DSCH transport block sizes

Transport bits in the secondary MIMO stream.
Block Size
Secondary TB sequence number.
HS MIMO 0 ... 295 1 ... 295 Number of HSPA transport block

Transport sizes currently in use in the
Block Sizes primary MIMO stream.
Primary TB No
Of
sequence number.
HS MIMO 0 ... 295 1 ... 295 Number of HSPA transport block

Transport sizes currently in use in the
Block Sizes secondary MIMO stream.
Secondary TB Argument: Transport block size
No Of
sequence number.
“HS MIMO Argument:

Transport 1: Stream 0
Block Size
2: Stream 1 (valid for dual stream MIMO traffic)
Max/Median/
Min” IEs:
General
remark
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Maximum transport block size

Transport bits over the whole of the current
Block Size session.
Max (Accu)
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Median transport block size over

Transport bits the whole of the current session.
Block Size
Median (Accu)
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Minimum transport block size

Transport bits over the whole of the current
Block Size Min session
(Accu)
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HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Maximum transport block size

Transport bits over the latest report period.
Block Size
Max (Curr)
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Median transport block size over

Transport bits the latest report period.
Block Size
Median (Curr)
HS MIMO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Minimum transport block size

Transport bits over the latest report period.
Block Size Min
(Curr)
HS MIMO 0 ... 1 – 0: MIMO Type A with one

Type transport block
1: MIMO Type A with two
transport blocks
HS MIMO Text – Same as HS MIMO Type but in

Type (Text) text format.
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 1 ... 2 Argument = 1: Percentage of

Type A CQI % TTIs with MIMO Type A CQI and
Rate one transport block used.
Argument = 2: Percentage of
TTIs with MIMO Type A CQI and
two transport blocks used.
6A.1.2.2
HS MIMO 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs with MIMO

Type B CQI % Type B CQI.
Rate
6A.1.2.2
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HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 15 Distribution of channelization

Code Usage % code usage on the HS-PDSCH
Primary Cell for the whole of the HSPA
(Accu) % session.
This element does not take DTX
into account, so that values are
computed as percentages of all
blocks, whether used or unused.
Argument: Channelization code
index.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 15 Same as HS-PDSCH Code

Code Usage % Usage Primary Cell (Accu) %
Secondary but for the secondary cell; see
Cell (Accu) % section 3.2.1.4.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 15 Current distribution of channel-

Code Usage % ization code usage on the HS-
Primary Cell PDSCH.
(Curr) %
This element takes DTX into
account, so that values are
computed as percentages of the
total number of used blocks.
index.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 15 Same as HS-PDSCH Code

Code Usage % Usage Primary Cell (Curr) % but
Secondary for the secondary cell; see
Cell (Curr) % section 3.2.1.4.
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“HS Phy” IEs: Regarding “Per Carrier” and “Total”, see section 3.2.1.4.
General Argument for “Per Carrier” elements:
remark
0: Primary carrier
1: Secondary carrier
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 0 ... 1 Calculated as: (Average

Requested kbit/s requested transport block size
Throughput based on CQI) / (TTI length).
Per Carrier  3GPP 25.214, tables 7a–7i
(kbit/s)
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 –

Requested kbit/s
Throughput
Total (kbit/s)
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 0 ... 1 Calculated as: (sum of TBSs for

Scheduled kbit/s non-DTX blocks) / (total TTI time
Throughput for non-DTX blocks)
Per Carrier
(kbit/s)
calculation, and the CRC
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 –
indication does not matter. The
Scheduled kbit/s
Throughput element gives an estimate of the
throughput on the assumption
Total (kbit/s)
that all blocks were successfully
transferred.
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 0 ... 1 Calculated as: (sum of TBSs for

Served kbit/s blocks with CRC OK) /
Throughput (reporting period)
Per Carrier
(kbit/s) are considered in the
calculation, and the CRC must
HS Phy 0 ... 80000 –
Served kbit/s be OK. The element reflects the
actual physical channel
Throughput
throughput.
Total (kbit/s)
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HS Phy 0 ... 80000 0 ... 16 Same as HS Phy Served

Served kbit/s Throughput Total (kbit/s) but for
Throughput each active HARQ process
(kbit/s) Per separately.
Process Argument: HARQ process
index.
HS QPSK 0 ... 100 – Use of QPSK as modulation

HS-SCCH 0 ... 31 1 ... 8 Channelization codes used on

Channelisation the HS-SCCH, arranged in
Code ascending order.
index.
HS-SCCH 0 ... 8 – Number of channelization codes

Channelisation used on the HS-SCCH.
Codes No Of
HS-SCCH Text – List of HS-SCCH channelization

Channelisation codes in text format.
Codes (Text)
HS-SCCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 1 Decode success rate on the HS-

Decode % SCCH. For the decoding to
Success Rate count as a success, both the
first and the second parts must
have been completed
successfully.
Argument: Carrier index. Arg. 1
is used only for dual carrier
sessions.
HS Serving 0 ... 511 – Scrambling code index of HSPA

Cell serving cell.
HS Serving Text – c Name of HSPA serving cell.

Cell Name
Requires cell file.
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HS Session 0 ... 3 – Indicates the type of HSPA

session.
0: Plain HSDPA, only downlink,
based on R5 signaling
1: EUL/HSUPA config, based on
R6 signaling
2: HSPA+ using MIMO
configuration, based on R7
signaling
3: HSPA+ using dual cell (dual
carrier), based on R8 signaling
4: HSPA+ using multicarrier
(three or four carriers), based on
R11 signaling
HS Session Text – Same as HS Session but in text

(Text) format: one of
“HSDPA Active”
“HSPA Active”
“HSPA+ (MIMO) Active”
“DCHSPA Active”
“HS Transport Argument = “Transport block size sequence number” means that
Block” IEs: 0 represents the first TBS used, etc.; the argument value does not
General equate to the corresponding TBS index.
remark
Argument = “Transport block size index” means that the
argument represents the TBS index with this value.
This, however, does not apply to the max/median/min elements;
see below.
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 295 Block counts for HSPA transport
Block Count block sizes currently in use,
Primary Cell accumulated over the current
(Accu) session.
sequence number.
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 295 Same as HS Transport Block

Block Count Count Primary Cell (Accu) but
Secondary for the secondary cell; see
Cell (Accu) section 3.2.1.4.
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By Index accumulated over the current
Primary Cell session.
(Accu) Argument: Transport block size
index.

Block Count Count By Index Primary Cell
By Index (Accu) but for the secondary
Secondary cell; see section 3.2.1.4.
Cell (Accu)
Primary Cell collected over the latest report
(Curr) period.
sequence number.

Block Count Count Primary Cell (Curr) but for
Secondary the secondary cell; see section
Cell (Curr) 3.2.1.4.
By Index collected over the latest report
Primary Cell period.
(Curr) Argument: Transport block size
index.

Block Count Count By Index Primary Cell
By Index (Curr) but for the secondary cell;
Secondary see section 3.2.1.4.
Cell (Curr)
HS Transport 0 ... 42192 1 ... 295 Transport block sizes on the HS-
Block Size bits DSCH.
Primary Cell
sequence number.
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Block Size bits Size Primary Cell but for the
Secondary secondary cell; see section
Cell 3.2.1.4.
Block Size By bits DSCH.
Index Primary
Cell
index.

Block Size By bits Size By Index Primary Cell but
Index for the secondary cell; see
Secondary section 3.2.1.4.
Cell
HS Transport 0 ... 295 – Number of HSPA transport block

Block Sizes No sizes currently in use.
Of Primary Cell
HS Transport 0 ... 295 – Same as HS Transport Block

Block Sizes No Sizes No Of Primary Cell but for
Of Secondary the secondary cell; see section
Cell 3.2.1.4.
“HS Transport Argument:

Block Size
1: Primary carrier
Max/Median/
2: Secondary carrier (valid for dual carrier traffic)
Min” IEs:
General
remark
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Maximum transport block size

Block Size bits over the whole of the current
Max (Accu) session.
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Median transport block size over

Block Size bits the whole of the current session.
Median (Accu)
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Minimum transport block size

Block Size Min bits over the whole of the current
(Accu) session
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HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Maximum transport block size

Block Size bits over the latest report period.
Max (Curr)
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Median transport block size over

Block Size bits the latest report period.
Median (Curr)
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 2 Minimum transport block size

Block Size Min bits over the latest report period.
(Curr)
“HS UL” IEs: These elements pertain to HSUPA (EUL) and are updated
General primarily when that technology is in use.
remark
However, even if only HSDPA is available in the network, uplink
activity occurring in the course of an HSDPA session may still
cause some of the HS UL elements to be populated.
HS UL 0 ... 800 – Average value of serving grant

Average (maximum allowed E-DPDCH/
Serving Grant E-DPCCH power ratio).
HS UL 0 ... 40 – Average value of serving grant

Average index.
Serving Grant
Index
HS UL 0 ... 23000 – Average transport block size on

Average TBS bits E-DCH.
HS UL 0 ... 100 – Average value of: (transport

Average TBS / % block size on E-DCH) divided by
TBS Max (maximum transport block size
E-TFCI on E-DCH as dictated by current
E-TFCI). This is a measure of
serving grant utilization.
HS UL BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the E-DCH

1st % for first transmission.
HS UL BLER 0 ... 100 – Residual block error rate on the

Residual % E-DCH (decoding unsuccessful
after maximum number of
retransmissions).
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HS UL Buffer 0 ... 100 – Percentage of time the

Limited Tx % transmission on the E-DCH was
Rate buffer limited.
HS UL DTX 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs where

Rate % nothing was sent on the E-
DPCCH/E-DPDCH.
HS UL E-DCH 0 ... 80000 0 ... 1 Throughput on the E-DCH for

Throughput kbit/s each carrier separately.
Per Carrier
Argument:
(kbit/s) 0: Primary carrier
HS UL E-DCH 0 ... 80000 – Total throughput on the E-DCH,

Throughput kbit/s taken over all carriers in case of
Total (kbit/s) multicarrier operation.
HS UL E-DCH 2 ... 10 – E-DCH TTI length.

TTI (ms) ms
HS UL –50 ... 33 – E-DPCCH transmit power.

E-DPCCH dBm
Power
HS UL E- –50 ... 33 – E-DPDCH transmit power.

DPDCH Power dBm
HS UL E-TFC 0 ... 100 0 ... 127 Retransmission rate for each E-

Retrans- % TFC, averaged over the current
missions session.
(Accu) %
Argument: E-TFCI.
HS UL E-TFC 0 ... 100 0 ... 127 Current retransmission rate for

Retrans- % each E-TFC.
missions
Argument: E-TFCI.
(Curr) %
HS UL E-TFC 0 ... 100 0 ... 127 E-TFC usage distribution for the
Usage (Accu) % whole of the current session.
%
Argument: E-TFCI.
I&E-84
HS UL E-TFC 0 ... 100 0 ... 127 Current E-TFC usage

Usage (Curr) % distribution.
%
Argument: E-TFCI.
HS UL Error 0 ... 100 – Number of block errors for the

Blocks No Of first (second, third, fourth)
1st (2nd, 3rd, transmission on the E-DCH.
4th)
HS UL Error 0 ... 100 – Number of residual block errors

Blocks on the E-DCH after maximum
Residual No Of number of retransmissions.
HS UL Happy 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs where the

Rate % UE was happy.  3GPP 25.321,
section 11.8.1.5
HS UL HICH 0 ... 100 – ACK rate on the E-HICH.

ACK Rate %
HS UL HICH 0 ... 100 – NACK rate on the E-HICH.

NACK Rate %
HS UL New 0 ... 100 – Number of new transmissions

Transmission % on E-DPCCH/E-DPDCH divided
Rate by the number of TTIs.
HS UL Non- 0 ... 4 – Number of non-serving cells in

Serving Cells E-DCH active set.
No Of
HS UL Non- 0 ... 100 – Number of times a non-serving

Serving E- cell in the E-DCH active set was
RGCH Down ordered to lower its transmit
No Of power (relative grant = “Down”).
HS UL Number 0 ... 100 – Number of TTIs in log report.

Of TTIs
HS UL Power 0 ... 100 – Percentage of time the

Limited Tx % transmission was limited by the
Rate available Tx power.
HS UL 0 ... 100 – Number of retransmissions on

Retrans- % E-DPCCH/E-DPDCH divided by
mission Rate the number of TTIs.
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HS UL Serving 0 ... 2 – Number of serving cells in E-

Cell Count DCH active set.
HS UL Serving 0 ... 16383 1 ... 2 UARFCN of downlink carrier

Cell DL associated with each uplink
(frequency
UARFCN carrier.
band
dependent) Argument:
0: Primary carrier
HS UL Serving 0 ... 511 1 ... 2 Scrambling of downlink serving

Cell SC cell associated with each uplink
carrier.
Argument:
0: Primary carrier
HS UL Serving 0 ... 100 – Percentage of time the

Grant Limited % transmission was limited by the
Tx Rate current serving grant.
HS UL 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs where the

Successful E- % UE received an absolute grant
AGCH Rate on the E-AGCH.
(All TTIs)
HS UL 0 ... 100 – Percentage of transport block

Successful % successfully transmitted on first
First Tx Rate attempt.
I&E-86
HS UL 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 Distribution of transmission

Transmission % attempts with respect to the
Distribution sequence number of the
(Accu) % attempt. The residual case (no
success after maximum number
of retransmissions) is itself
counted as an attempt.
Each IE value is a percentage of
the total number of transmission
attempts.
This IE is averaged over the
whole of the current session.
Argument:
1: First transmission
2 ... 16: First ... fifteenth retrans-
mission
17: Residual
HS UL 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 Same as “HS UL Transmission

Transmission % Distribution (Accu) %” but for the
Distribution latest reporting period.
(Curr) % Argument:
1: First transmission
2 ... 16: First ... fifteenth retrans-
mission
17: Residual
HS UL UE 0 ... 31 – UE transmission power

Transmission dB headroom, defined as the ratio
Power of the UE maximum
Headroom transmission power to the
current DPCCH transmission
power.  3GPP 25.215, 25.309
IMEI Text – International Mobile Equipment

Identity, the unique equipment
identity of the UE.  3GPP
23.003
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Inter-freq Text 1 ... 10 Event criteria governing when

Event Criteria the UE should send inter-
frequency measurement
reports.
Argument: One argument for
each event criterion.
Inter-freq Text 1 ... 10 Names of events governing

Event Name sending of inter-frequency
measurement reports by the UE.
The events extracted to this
element are “e2a”, “e2d”, and
“e2f”. Other inter-frequency
events are not extracted.
each event criterion. There may
be multiple criteria for the same
event.
Inter-RAT Text 1 ... 5 Event criteria governing when

Event Criteria the UE should send inter-RAT
measurement reports.
Inter-RAT Text 1 ... 5 Names of events governing

Event Name sending of inter-RAT
The only event extracted to this
element is “e3a”. Other inter-
RAT events are not extracted.
event.
Internal GPS 0 ... 100 – Percentage of valid GPS

Coverage (%) % positions from the device’s
internal GPS.
I&E-88
Internal GPS 0 ... 100 – p Difference in reported position

Delta m between the device’s internal
Difference (m) GPS and the GPS currently
selected as “Preferred” in TEMS
Investigation.
Intra-freq Cells Text – Cells on which the UE has been

ordered to perform intra-
frequency measurements.
Intra-freq Text 1 ... 10 Event criteria governing when

Event Criteria the UE should send intra-
frequency measurement
reports.
Intra-freq Text 1 ... 10 Names of events governing

Event Name sending of intra-frequency
The events extracted to this
element are “e1a”, “e1b”, “e1c”,
and “e1d”. Other intra-frequency
events are not extracted.
event.
Latitude –90 ... 90 – p Latitude recorded by positioning

degrees equipment.
Latitude (Text) Text – p Latitude as text. For the

presentation format, see TR
section 3.4.
Latitude Text – p Latitude in decimal degrees,

Degrees (Text)
Longitude –180 ... 180 – p Longitude recorded by

degrees positioning equipment.
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Longitude Text – p Longitude as text. For the

(Text) presentation format, see TR
section 3.4.
Longitude Text – p Longitude in decimal degrees,

Degrees (Text)
MCC 0 ... 999 – Mobile Country Code.
Message Hex Text – Contains the hexadecimal string

Dump Payload of a Layer 3 message or mode
report.
export only.
MNC 0 ... 999 – Mobile Network Code. May

consist of two or three digits.
Mode (Num) 1 ... 7 – Relevant values:

1: No service
2: Idle mode
3: Dedicated (Connected) mode
Mode - System 1 ... 9 – The full set of values is as

follows (only 1, 2, and 7 being
relevant here):
1: WCDMA
2: GSM
3: CDMA (1x)
4: EV-DO
5: Analog
6: WiMAX
7: LTE
8: TD-SCDMA
Mode - System Text – Same as Mode - System but in

(Text) text format.
Mon Neigh Text 1 ... 32 c Cell name of each monitored

Cell Name neighbor.
Requires cell file.
I&E-90
Mon Neigh –34 ... 0 1 ... 32 CPICH Ec/N0 of each monitored

CPICH Ec/No dB neighbor.
Mon Neigh –140 ... –15 1 ... 32 CPICH received signal code
CPICH RSCP dBm power of each monitored
neighbor.
Mon Neigh –31 ... 50 1 ... 32 CPICH transmit power of each

CPICH Tx dBm monitored neighbor.
Power Argument: Neighbor identity.
Mon Neigh No 0 ... 32 – Number of monitored neighbors.

Of Members
Mon Neigh 30 ... 165 1 ... 32 Pathloss of each monitored

Pathloss dB neighbor. Calculated as Primary
CPICH Tx Power – CPICH
RSCP.
Mon Neigh SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 32 Scrambling code of each

monitored neighbor.
Mon Neigh 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 Downlink UARFCN of each

UARFCN DL monitored neighbor.
(frequency
band Argument: Neighbor identity.
dependent)
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MS Behavior Text: – Indicates whether the UE

Modified (Text) “B”, “C”, behavior has been changed
or a from the default.
combination
Empty string: No modification of
of these UE behavior
letters (or
empty “B”: Modification of UE behavior
string) in network (information
elements BLER Target Control,
RAT Control)
“C”: Modification of UE
reselection behavior:
(information elements Cell
Barred Control, Sector Control)
Combinations of these letters
may appear.
“Network These elements are derived from network scanning.

Search” IEs: The argument, where present, points to an UARFCN where
General
network activity was detected.
remark
Network –30 ... 0 1 ... 800 ns Ec/Io measured on each

Search Ec/Io dB UARFCN.
(dB)
Network 0 ... 800 – ns The number of UARFCNs where

Search No of network activity was detected.
UARFCNs
Network 0 ... 511 1 ... 800 ns Scrambling code detected on

Search SC each UARFCN.
Network 410 ... 1 ... 800 ns List of UARFCNs.

Search 10840
UARFCN
(frequency
band
dependent)
I&E-92
Other/Own, 0 ... 10 0 ... 10 pi CPICH scanning (UM section

Max 1 SC dB dB 20.2): Estimated ratio between
polluting signal power and
desired signal power on a
CPICH control channel, based
on the assumption that there is
only one possible member in the
active set.
Applies to the first UMTS
frequency scanned (lowest
UARFCN).
Argument: Power threshold (in
dB) relative to the power of the
strongest scrambling code; used
to identify possible active set
members.
See UM section 20.2.10 for a full
description.
Other/Own, 0 ... 10 0 ... 10 pi As Other/Own, Max 1 SC except

Max 2 SCs dB dB that the active set is assumed to
have at most two possible
members.
frequency scanned.
description.

have at most three possible
members.
frequency scanned.
description.
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have at most four possible
members.
frequency scanned.
description.
“Other/Own 0 ... 10 0 ... 10 pi Same as “Other/Own, ...” but for

2nd (etc.)” IEs dB dB the second (etc.) UMTS
frequency scanned.
PDP IEs: The argument, where present, refers to a PDP context index.
General
remark
PDP Access Text 1 ... 11 Host name or network address

Point Name for each active PDP context.
PDP Address Text 1 ... 11 User address (IPv4/IPv6).
PDP Contexts 0 ... 11 – Number of active PDP contexts.

Active
PDP Delay Text 1 ... 11 Delay class as defined by

Class subscription.
PDP LLC SAPI 3 ... 11 1 ... 11 LLC Service Access Point

Identifier.
PDP Mean Text 1 ... 11 Mean throughput as defined by

PDP NSAPI 5 ... 15 1 ... 11 Network SAPI (Service Access

Point Identifier).
PDP Peak Text 1 ... 11 Peak throughput as defined by

PDP Text 1 ... 11 Precedence class as defined by

Precedence subscription.
Class
PDP Radio Text 1 ... 11 Radio priority level as defined by

Priority subscription.
I&E-94
PDP Reliability Text 1 ... 11 Reliability class as defined by

Class subscription.
Poss No of AS 0 ... 10 0 ... 10 pi CPICH scanning: The estimated

Members dB number of possible members in
the active set.
frequency scanned (lowest
UARFCN).
Argument: Power threshold (in
dB) relative to the power of the
strongest scrambling code.
description.
“Poss No of 0 ... 10 0 ... 10 pi Same as Poss No of AS

AS Members dB Members but for the second
2nd (etc.)” IEs (etc.) UMTS frequency scanned.
Power Control –1 ... 1 – Recent trend indication for inner

Indication DL loop power control on downlink:
average of TPC_cmd values
over the latest reporting period.
 3GPP 25.214, section 5.2
Power Control –1 ... 1 – Recent trend indication for inner

Indication UL loop power control on uplink:
average of TPC_cmd values
over the latest reporting period.
 3GPP 25.214, section 5.1
RACH Initial –50 ... 34 – Transmit power of first RACH

TX dBm preamble in dBm.
RACH Max 0 ... 64 – Maximum number of preambles

Preambles in one preamble ramping cycle.
 3GPP 25.214, section 6.1
RACH –50 ... 34 – Transmit power of last RACH

Message TX dBm preamble in dBm.
RACH 0 ... 64 – Number of preambles used in

Transmitted this preamble ramping cycle.
Preambles
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RAT Control 0 ... 3 – Use of Lock to RAT function in

UE. See UM section 14.13.
0: Lock to RAT disabled
1: Locked to GSM 900/1800
2: Locked to GSM 850/1900
3: Locked to WCDMA
RAT Control Text – Use of Lock to RAT function in

(Text) UE. Blank when no lock is
engaged; “Active” when lock to
RAT has been activated.
RB Setup UL 0 ... 108 – The scrambling code of the

DPCH SC uplink Dedicated Physical
Channel.
RLC AM DL Text 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control

Log Ch Type (Acknowledged Mode): Type of
downlink logical channel, e.g.
“DCCH”.
Argument: Logical channel
index.
RLC AM DL 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control

PDU Retran % (Acknowledged Mode,
(%) downlink): PDU retransmission
percentage. Calculated as
(number of NACKed PDUs) /
(total number of PDUs) × 100.
index.
RLC AM DL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control PDU

PDU Thr kbit/s throughput (Acknowledged
Mode, downlink), counting both
control PDUs and AM PDUs.
Since the PDU throughput
includes RLC headers, it will be
slightly higher than the SDU
throughput where such headers
are absent.
index.
I&E-96
RLC AM DL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control SDU

SDU Thr kbit/s throughput (Acknowledged
Mode, downlink).
index.
RLC AM UL Text 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control

Log Ch Type (Acknowledged Mode): Type of
uplink logical channel, e.g.
“DCCH”.
index.
RLC AM UL 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control

PDU Retran % (Acknowledged Mode, uplink):
(%) PDU retransmission
percentage. Calculated as
(number of NACKed PDUs) /
(total number of PDUs) × 100.
index.
RLC AM UL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control PDU

PDU Thr kbit/s throughput (Acknowledged
Mode, uplink), counting both
control PDUs and AM PDUs.
Since the PDU throughput
includes RLC headers, it will be
slightly higher than the SDU
throughput where such headers
are absent.
index.
RLC AM UL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 4 Radio Link Control SDU

SDU Thr kbit/s throughput (Acknowledged
Mode, uplink).
index.
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RLC DL Entity Text 1 ... 32 Downlink RLC entity data mode.

Data Mode One of:
Argument: RLC entity.
RLC DL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 32 Total RLC downlink throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
RLC No Of 0 ... 32 – Total number of RLC entities on

Entities uplink and downlink.
RLC UL Entity Text 1 ... 32 Uplink RLC entity data mode.

Data Mode One of:
RLC UL 0 ... 80000 1 ... 32 Total RLC uplink throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
RLC/Trsp DL 0 ... 80000 – Highest downlink throughput for

Throughput kbit/s all RLC entities/transport
(Best) channels.
RLC/Trsp UL 0 ... 80000 – Highest uplink throughput for all

Throughput kbit/s RLC entities/transport channels.
(Best)
RRC 0, 1 – Cause for rejection of RRC

Connection connection establishment
Reject Cause request.
0: Congestion
1: Unspecified
10.3.3.31
I&E-98
RRC 0 ... 16 – The time the UE has to wait

Connection s before repeating the rejected
Reject Wait RRC procedure.
Time
10.3.3.50
RRC State 0 ... 5 – State of RRC protocol:

0: No service
1: Idle mode
2: Connected_Cell_FACH
3: Connected_Cell_DCH
4: Connected_Cell_PCH
5: Connected_URA_PCH
The state is set to idle when the
UE registers, and the
information element is then
updated each time the state
changes.
 3GPP 25.331, chapter 7
RRC State Text – Same as RRC State but in text

(Text) format.
“SAN” IEs: These elements are what is shown in the WCDMA Serving/Active
General Set + Neighbors status window.
remark
SAN Cell Id 0 ... 228 – 1 1 ... 38 Cell identity (UC-Id) of each cell
listed.
Argument: Indicates the row in
the window. In Cell_DCH mode,
the active set is on top (max 4
rows), whereas in other modes
the serving cell is found on
row 1. In either case the
neighbors follow directly
beneath.
SAN Cell Id (CI 0 ... 216 – 1 1 ... 38 Cell Identity (C-Id) part of SAN
Part) Cell Id: bits 12 through 27 (in
decimal).
Argument: See SAN Cell Id.
NT15-48408 ver 1.0 I&E-99

SAN Cell Id (CI Text: 1 ... 38 Cell Identity (C-Id) part of SAN
Part Hex) “0000” ... Cell Id: bits 12 through 27 in
“FFFF” hexadecimal.
SAN Cell Id 0 ... 212 – 1 1 ... 38 RNC-Id part of SAN Cell Id: bits
(RNC Part) 0 through 11 (in decimal).
SAN Cell Id Text: 1 ... 38 RNC-Id part of SAN Cell Id: bits
(RNC Part “000” ... 0 through 11 in hexadecimal.
Hex) “FFF”
SAN Cell Text 1 ... 38 c Name of each cell listed.

Name
Requires cell file.
Argument: Window row.
SAN Cell Type 1 ... 4 1 ... 38 c Type of cell for each cell listed.
1: Serving cell
2: Active set member
3: Monitored neighbor
4: Detected neighbor
Requires cell file.
SAN Cell Type Text 1 ... 38 c Same as SAN Cell Type but with
Abbr Str text strings indicating the type of
cell:
SC: Serving cell
AS: Active set member
MN: Monitored neighbor
DN: Detected neighbor
SAN CPICH –34 ... 0 1 ... 38 CPICH Ec/N0 for each cell listed.
Ec/No dB
I&E-100
SAN CPICH –140 ... –15 1 ... 38 CPICH RSCP for each cell
RSCP dBm listed.
SAN CPICH –31 ... 50 1 ... 38 Primary CPICH transmit power

Tx Power dBm for each cell listed.
SAN HS Cell 1 ... 4 1 ... 38 Cell type for each cell in HSPA
Type active set.
1: Serving cell
2: First secondary cell
3: Second secondary cell
4: Third secondary cell
SAN HS Cell Text 1 ... 38 Same as SAN HS Cell Type but

Type Abbr Str in text format: One of “SC”, “SC-
2nd1”, “SC-2nd2”, “SC-2nd3”.
SAN No of 0 ... 38 – Total number of cells listed.

Members
SAN Pathloss 30 ... 165 1 ... 38 Pathloss for each cell listed.
dB Calculated as Primary CPICH
Tx Power – CPICH RSCP.
SAN SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 38 Scrambling code for each cell

listed.
SAN UARFCN 0 ... 16383 1 ... 38 Downlink UARFCN for each cell
DL listed.
(frequency
band Argument: Window row.
dependent)
SAN URA Id 0 ... 228 – 1 1 ... 38 URA identity of each cell listed.
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“Sc Best” IEs: These elements are derived from CPICH scanning and combine
General scrambling codes from all scanned UMTS frequencies, sorted by
remark descending Aggr Ec/I0. The sorting order within the “Best”
elements is not affected by the settings in the General window
(see UM section 20.2.14.1).
The “Freqs” line in the IE Name indicates for how many individual
scanned UMTS frequencies the IE exists; compare the remark on
the “Sc 1st (etc.)” elements.
Regarding CPICH scanning in general, see UM section 20.2.
Argument (where present): 1 is the scrambling code with the
highest Aggr Ec/I0, etc.
Sc Best Aggr –10 ... 21 1 ... 512 pi The aggregate code power of
Eb/Io (dB) dB the scrambling code (Eb, energy
per bit) relative to the total signal
Freqs 1–4
power in the channel (I0).
Sc Best Aggr –130 ... –25 1 ... 512 pi The aggregate code power
Ec (dBm) dBm (energy per chip) of each
scanned scrambling code. The
Freqs 1–12
aggregate code power is a
measure of the total signal
power (distributed around the
main peak due to multipath
propagation) that is above the
PN threshold (see UM section
20.2.3).
Sc Best Aggr –30 ... 0 1 ... 512 pi The aggregate code power of
Ec/Io (dB) dB the scrambling code (Ec, energy
per chip) relative to the total
Freqs 1–12
signal power in the channel (I0).
Sc Best Aggr- 0 ... 90 1 ... 512 pi The difference between the

Peak Ec (dB) dB aggregate code power and peak
code power.
Freqs 1–4
Sc Best Cell 0 ... 228 – 1 1 ... 512 pi Cell identity (UC-Id) of the cell
Identity using each scanned scrambling
code.
Freqs 1–12
I&E-102
Sc Best Cell Text 1 ... 512 pi Deduced name of the cell that
Name c uses each scanned scrambling
p code.
Freqs 1–12
The algorithm determining the
cell name takes as input the SC
number, the UARFCN, and the
position reported. It searches
the cell file for cells with
matching SC number and
UARFCN within a 50 km radius.
If multiple matches are found,
the cell closest to the position is
selected.
If no positioning data is
available, the information
element will still be presented,
but the cell names may then of
course be wrong. The algorithm
in this case simply picks the first
cell in the cell file with matching
SC number and UARFCN.
Requires cell file.
Sc Best Cell 1 ... 3 1 ... 512 pi Categorization of the cells that

Type c use the scanned scrambling
p codes.
Freqs 1–12
1: The cell with the strongest
Aggr Ec.
2: All neighbors of the “1” cell,
as indicated by the cell file.
3: All other cells.
In the “Sc Best” element, this
categorization is applied for
each UMTS frequency, so there
will be one “1” with associated
“2”s for each frequency.
Requires cell file.
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Sc Best Delay 0 ... 255 1 ... 512 pi Time in chips between the first
Spread chips and last Ec/I0 peaks that are
above the PN threshold (see
Freqs 1–4
UM section 20.2.3). This is a
measure of the signal spreading
due to multipath propagation.
Sc Best Io –115 ... –25 – pi The total signal power in the

dBm channel.
Freqs 1–12
Sc Best MCC 000 ... 999 1 ... 512 pi Mobile Country Code of the cell
using each scanned scrambling
Freqs 1–12
code.
Sc Best MNC 000 ... 999 1 ... 512 pi Mobile Network Code of the cell
Freqs 1–12 using each scanned scrambling
code.
Sc Best No of 0 ... 512 – pi The number of scrambling

SCs codes scanned.
Freqs 1–12
Sc Best Peak –10 ... 21 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power of each
Eb/Io (dB) dB scanned scrambling code (Eb,
Freqs 1–4 energy per bit) relative to the
total signal power in the channel
(I0), i.e. the difference between
them in dB.
Sc Best Peak –130 ... –25 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power of each
Ec (dBm) dBm scanned scrambling code (Ec,
energy per chip) in dBm.
Freqs 1–4
Sc Best Peak –30 ... 0 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power of each
Ec/Io (dB) dB scanned scrambling code (Ec,
energy per chip) relative to the
Freqs 1–4
(I0), i.e. the difference between
them in dB.
Sc Best –130 ... –25 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power of each
P-SCH Ec dBm scanned scrambling code on the
(dBm) primary synchronization channel
(P-SCH).
Freqs 1–4
I&E-104
Sc Best –30 ... 0 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power (Ec) of
P-SCH Ec/Io dB each scanned scrambling code
(dB) on the primary synchronization
channel (P-SCH), relative to the
Freqs 1–4
(I0).
Sc Best Rake 0 ... 51 1 ... 512 pi The number of Ec/I0 peaks

Finger Count (multipath components) that are
Freqs 1–4 above the PN threshold.
Sc Best SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 512 pi The number of each scanned

scrambling code.
Freqs 1–12
Sc Best SC 0 ... 7 1 ... 512 pi The number of the group to

Group which each scanned scrambling
code belongs.
Freqs 1–4
Sc Best SIR –25 ... 30 1 ... 512 pi Received SIR (in dB) for
(dB) dB scanned scrambling codes.
Freqs 1–4
Sc Best –130 ... –25 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power of each
S-SCH Ec dBm scanned scrambling code on the
(dBm) secondary synchronization
Freqs 1–4 channel (S-SCH).
Sc Best –30 ... 0 1 ... 512 pi The peak code power (Ec) of
S-SCH Ec/Io dB each scanned scrambling code
(dB) on the secondary synchro-
Freqs 1–4 nization channel (S-SCH),
relative to the total signal power
in the channel (I0).
Sc Best Time 0 ... 38399 1 ... 512 pi The time offset of the radio
Offset chips frame (10 ms = 38,400 chips) for
each scanned scrambling code.
Freqs 1–4
Sc Best Time 1 ... 2560 1 ... 512 pi Equal to (Sc Best Time Offset
Offset Slot Pos mod 2560) + 1.
Freqs 1–4
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Sc Best 410 ... – pi The UARFCN of the CPICH

UARFCN 10840 currently scanned.
Freqs 1–12 (frequency
band
dependent)
Sc Best UL –110 ... –70 – pi Interference on uplink, extracted

Interference dBm from SIB type 7.
Freqs 1–12
Sc 1st (etc.) Text – pi Neighbor list for the first

Intra-freq Cells scrambling code on the first
Freqs 1–12 (second, third, etc.) scanned
UMTS frequency. Obtained from
SIB.
What scrambling code is the first
depends on the sorting order set
in the General window: see UM
section 20.2.14.1.
Given as a comma-separated
string of scrambling codes, e.g.
“1, 3, 5”.
No “Sc Best” version is provided
for these elements, since that
would be pointless.
“Sc 1st (etc.)” Same as “Sc Best” elements except that only the first (second,
IEs third, etc.) scanned UMTS frequency is considered.
(except Intra- Note: More IEs are provided for frequencies 1–4 than for
freq Cells) frequencies 5–12, as detailed for the “Sc Best” elements above.
Argument: The sorting order within each element depends on the
General window setting: see UM section 20.2.14.1.
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“SCH TS” IEs: These elements are obtained from SCH timeslot scanning.
General
remark
SCH TS Sc –24 ... 0 1...2560 ts SCH timeslot scanning (UM

Es/Io (dB) dB (max; section 20.3): Power in each
see segment (1, 2, 4, or 8 chips
Descr.) depending on setup) of the
scanned timeslot.
Argument: Index of timeslot
segment (not chip index). If
Every 2 has been chosen, the
argument range is 1 ... 2560/2,
i.e. 1 ... 1280; for Every 4, the
range is 1 ... 640; for Every 8,
the range is 1 ... 320.
SCH TS Sc 0 ... 2560 – ts SCH timeslot scanning: Number

No Of Segm of scanned timeslot segments
(each with length 1, 2, 4, or 8
chips depending on setup).
SCH TS Sc 1 ... 2560 1...2560 ts SCH timeslot scanning: Position

Segm (max; of each timeslot segment
see scanned, expressed as a chip
Descr.) index. The first chip has
number 1.
Argument: Index of timeslot
segment (not chip index). If
Every 2 has been chosen, the
argument range is 1 ... 2560/2,
i.e. 1 ... 1280; for Every 4, the
range is 1 ... 640; for Every 8,
the range is 1 ... 320.
SCH TS Sc 1 ... 2560 – ts The time separation in chips

Time Diff 1-2 chips between the strongest peak and
the second strongest.
SCH TS Sc 1 ... 2560 – ts The time separation in chips

Time Diff 2-3 chips between the second strongest
peak and the third strongest.
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SCH TS Sc 410 ... – ts UARFCN scanned.

UARFCN 10840
(frequency
band
dependent)
Sector Control 0, 1 – Use of Lock to Sector/Cell

Selection function in UE in idle
mode:
0: Lock to Sector disabled
1: Lock to Sector enabled
See UM section 16.5.1.13.
Sector Control Text – Same as Sector Control but in

(Text) text format.
“Serving” IEs: These elements pertain to the serving cell. They are not valid in
General Cell_DCH mode.
remark
Serving Cell Id 0 ... 228 – 1 – Cell identity of the serving cell.
Serving Cell Id 0 ... 216 – 1 – Cell Identity part of Serving Cell

(CI Part) Id: bits 12 through 27 (in
decimal).
Serving Cell Id Text: – Cell Identity part of Serving Cell

(CI Part Hex) “0000” ... Id: bits 12 through 27 in
“FFFF” hexadecimal.
Serving Cell Id 0 ... 212 – 1 – RNC part of Serving Cell Id: bits
(RNC Part) 0 through 11 (in decimal).
Serving Cell Id Text: – RNC part of Serving Cell Id: bits

(RNC Part “000” ... 0 through 11 in hexadecimal.
Hex) “FFF”
Serving Cell 0 ... 65535 – LAC of serving cell.

LAC
Serving Cell Text: – LAC of serving cell in

LAC (Hex) “0000” ... hexadecimal format.
“FFFF”
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Serving Cell Text – c Name of the serving cell.

Name Requires cell file.
Serving Cell 0 ... 255 – RAC of serving cell.

RAC
Serving Cell Text: – RAC of serving cell in

RAC (Hex) “00” ... “FF” hexadecimal format.
Serving –34 ... 0 – CPICH Ec/N0 of the serving cell.

CPICH Ec/No dB
Serving –140 ... –15 – CPICH received signal code

CPICH RSCP dBm power of the serving cell.
Per Antenna, Sum. See section
3.2.1.3.
Serving –31 ... 50 – CPICH transmit power of the

CPICH Tx dBm serving cell.
Power
Serving 30 ... 165 – Pathloss of the serving cell.

Pathloss dB Calculated as Primary CPICH
Tx Power – CPICH RSCP.
Serving SC 0 ... 511 – Scrambling code of the serving

cell in idle, Cell_FACH,
Cell_PCH, and URA_PCH
mode.
Serving 0 ... 16383 – Downlink UARFCN of the

UARFCN DL serving cell in idle, Cell_FACH,
(frequency
Cell_PCH, and URA_PCH
band
dependent) mode.
Serving URA 0 ... 228 – 1 – URA identity of the serving cell.

Id
SF DL 1 ... 512 – Spreading factor on downlink.
SF UL 1 ... 512 – Spreading factor on uplink.
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SHO Event 0 ... 50 0 ... Number of radio link events

Rate 3600 (both failures and successes)
over the last arg seconds, where
arg is the value of the argument.
Regarding the events, see
section 10.2.
Argument: See above.
Argument = 0 means that the
events are counted from the
beginning of the logfile.
SHO Event 0 ... 100 – Soft handover success rate.

Success Rate % Calculated as:
(# add + # rem + # repl) / # all
where
add = Radio Link Addition
events
rem = Radio Link Removal
events
repl = Radio Link Replacement
events
all = All radio link events,
including failures
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SHO Percent 0 ... 100 – c A measure of the amount of

Softer % softer handover. Calculated as:
# softer / (# softer + # soft)
where
softer = Radio link event
indicating success occurs while
in softer handover (and with
more than one member in active
set)
soft = Radio link event indicating
success occurs while in soft
handover (and with more than
one member in active set)
A radio link event is one of
Radio Link Addition, Radio Link
Removal, and Radio Link
Replacement.
Requires that a cell file with
NodeB information has been
loaded; otherwise the element is
invalid.
SHO State 0 ... 2 – c Soft handover state.

0: Unknown (no cell data
loaded)
1: Soft handover
2: Softer handover
Requires that a cell file with
NodeB information has been
loaded; otherwise the value will
always be = 0.
Invalid when AS No Of
Members < 2.
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SHO State Text – c Soft handover state as plain

(Text) text: “Soft”, “Softer”, or
“Unknown”. See SHO State.
Requires that a cell file has been
loaded (otherwise the value will
always be “Unknown”).
Invalid when AS No Of
Members < 2.
SIR –20 ... 30 – Signal-to-interference ratio,

dB measured on DPCCH.  3GPP
25.215, section 5.2.2
SIR Target –20 ... 30 – SIR target governing SIR.

dB
Spectr Ana These elements are obtained from spectrum analysis scanning.
IEs: General The same elements are used for both uplink and downlink bands.
remark
The argument, where present, is simply a sequence number
pointing to scanned frequencies as indicated by the Spectr Ana Sc
Freq (kHz) element.
Spectr Ana Sc 698,000 ... 1 ... ss Scanned frequencies in

Freq (kHz) 2,690,000 2560 ascending order.
kHz
Spectr Ana Sc 0 ... 2560 – ss The number of frequencies

No of Freq swept by the scan.
Spectr Ana Sc –130 ... –20 1 ... ss RSSI of frequencies scanned.

RSSI (dBm) dBm 2560
Speed (km/h) 0 ... 250 – p Speed in km/h.

km/h
Speed (mph) 0 ... 155 – p Speed in mph.

mph
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SQI –20 ... 30 – Speech Quality Index for

dBQ WCDMA.
The range is different depending
on the AMR speech codec
mode. The maximum SQI
values for NB are as follows:
12.2 kbit/s: 30 dBQ
10.2 kbit/s: 28 dBQ
7.95 kbit/s: 28 dBQ
7.40 kbit/s: 27 dBQ
6.70 kbit/s: 27 dBQ
5.90 kbit/s: 24 dBQ
5.15 kbit/s: 21 dBQ
4.75 kbit/s: 19 dBQ
SQI MOS 1 ... 5 – SQI expressed on the MOS

MOS scale. See UM chapter 45.
Str Neigh Cell Text 1 ... 6 c Cell names of neighbors

Name (monitored as well as detected)
sorted by signal strength in
descending order.
Requires cell file.
Argument: 1 is the strongest
neighbor, etc.
Str Neigh –34 ... 0 1 ... 6 CPICH Ec/N0 of neighbors

CPICH Ec/No dB (monitored as well as detected)
descending order.
neighbor, etc.
Str Neigh –140 ... –15 1 ... 6 CPICH RSCP of neighbors

CPICH RSCP dBm (monitored as well as detected)
descending order.
neighbor, etc.
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Str Neigh SC 0 ... 511 1 ... 6 Scrambling codes of neighbors

(monitored as well as detected)
descending order.
neighbor, etc.
Str Neigh Type 3, 4 1 ... 6 Types of neighbors (monitored

as well as detected) sorted by
signal strength in descending
order. The types are:
3: Monitored neighbor
4: Detected neighbor
neighbor, etc.
Str Neigh 0 ... 16383 1 ... 6 CPICH UARFCNs of neighbors

UARFCN DL (frequency (monitored as well as detected)
band
descending order.
dependent)
neighbor, etc.
Time (Text) Text – Current time in text format:

“hh:mm:ss.dd”, where “dd” =
decimal seconds.
Trsp Ch BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the worst

(%, Worst) % downlink transport channel
(DCH only) in percent.
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Trsp Ch BLER, 0 ... 63 1 ... 32 Block error rate on each

DL (Log) See downlink transport channel
(DCH only), converted to
Description
logarithmic value. Regarding the
conversion, see  3GPP
25.331, section 10.3.5.10.
Argument: Transport channel
index.
Note: Nokia UEs do not deliver
separate values for each
transport channel, but only an
average over all of them
(argument = 1).
Trsp Ch BLER, 0 ... 100 1 ... 32 Block error rate on each

DL (%) % downlink transport channel
(DCH only) in percent.  3GPP
25.215, section 5.1.6. Compare
Trsp Ch BLER, DL (Log).
index.
Trsp Ch BLER 0 ... 100 1 ... 32 Block error rate target for each
Target (%) % downlink transport channel
(DCH only) in percent.
index.
Trsp Ch Id DL 1 ... 32 1 ... 32 Identity of each downlink

transport channel.
The channel type is indicated by
the element Trsp Ch Type DL.
index.
Trsp Ch Id UL 1 ... 32 1 ... 32 Identity of each uplink transport

channel.
The channel type is indicated by
the element Trsp Ch Type UL.
index.
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Trsp Ch No Of 0 ... 32 – Number of downlink transport

DL channels.
Trsp Ch No Of 0 ... 32 – Number of uplink transport

UL channels.
Trsp Ch No Of 0 ... 4095 1 ... 32 Number of erroneous blocks on

Error Blocks each transport channel. (The
number of reports over which
this is summed varies between
devices.) Compare Trsp Ch
BLER, DL (Log).
index.
Trsp Ch Rec 0 ... 4095 1 ... 32 Number of blocks received on

Blocks each transport channel. (The
number of reports over which
this is summed varies between
devices.)
index.
Trsp Ch 0 ... 80000 1 ... 32 Downlink throughput on each

Throughput DL kbit/s transport channel.
(kbit/s) Argument: Transport channel
index.
Trsp Ch 0 ... 80000 – Total downlink throughput on all

Throughput DL kbit/s transport channels.
Total (kbit/s) Argument: Transport channel
index.
Trsp Ch 0 ... 80000 1 ... 32 Uplink throughput on each

Throughput UL kbit/s transport channel.
(kbit/s)
index.
Trsp Ch 0 ... 80000 – Total uplink throughput on all

Throughput UL kbit/s transport channels.
Total (kbit/s)
index.
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Trsp Ch Type Text 1 ... 32 Downlink transport channel

DL type: DCH or FACH.
index.
Trsp Ch Type Text 1 ... 32 Uplink transport channel type:

UL DCH or RACH.
index.
UE Initial –60 ... 44 – UE initial transmit power in dBm.

Transmit dBm
Power
UE Tx Power –60 ... 44 – UE transmit power in dBm. Valid

dBm only in connected mode.
UL –110 ... –70 – Interference on uplink, extracted

Interference dBm from SIB type 7.
Serving
UTRA Carrier –130 ... –20 – Total energy measured by the

RSSI dBm UE within the downlink
bandwidth.
Per Antenna, Sum. See section
3.2.1.3.
VTQI 1 ... 5 – Video Telephony Quality Index;

MOS see UM chapter 46.
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3.3. LTE Information Elements
3.3.1. General
3.3.1.1. Carrier Aggregation

Information elements that distinguish multiple serving cells in case of carrier
aggregation, as well as elements specific to one of the serving cells, are
tagged with “CA” in the table.
3.3.1.2. IEs with Configurable Update Intervals

Certain information elements (identified in the table in section 3.3.2) can be
configured to be updated once every second rather than each time a new
report arrives. This setting is made under File  Options  LTE Options.
IE Name Range/Unit Arg Description
AFC Adjusted –100 ... 100 – Automatic Frequency Control:

Offset Adjusted value of AFC frequency
offset.
AFC Period 0 ... 65535 – Automatic Frequency Control:

Frequency offset adjustment period.
Altitude (ft) –1312 ... – Height above sea level in feet.

29028 Reported by positioning equipment.
ft
Altitude (m) –400 ... – Height above sea level in meters.

8848
Reported by positioning equipment.
m
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ANR IEs: These elements relate to ANR, Automatic Neighbor Relation

General detection. Regarding this mechanism in general, see  3GPP
remark 36.300, sections 22.3.2a and 22.3.3–4.
ANR Cell For Text – Physical Layer Cell Identity of a cell

Which To which the UE has been instructed by
Report CGI the eNodeB to look for and report the
CGI for. This may be an EUTRAN,
UTRAN, or GERAN cell.  3GPP
36.331, sections 5.5.3–5 and 6.3.5,
parameter cellForWhichToReportCGI
The UE may conceivably have several
such reporting orders assigned at the
same time. If so, only one cell is
presented.
ANR Feature Text – Feature group indicators determining

Group the UE’s capability to perform ANR
Indicators measurements.  3GPP 36.331,
sections 6.3.6 and B.1
5: Long DRX cycle, DRX command
MAC control element
17: Periodical measurement reporting
for intra-frequency ANR
for inter-frequency ANR
for inter-RAT ANR
ANR Inter- Text – Populated when the UE is instructed to

frequency LTE report CGI for an EUTRAN cell that is
Activated on a different carrier from the current
serving cell.
Cleared when the corresponding
measId is removed.
Example: “Yes, EARFCN: 6300,
PCI: 38”
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ANR Inter-RAT Text – Populated when the UE is instructed to

LTE Activated report CGI for a non-EUTRAN cell.
Cleared when corresponding measId
is removed.
Examples: “Yes, RAT: GERAN,
ARFCN: 19”; “Yes, RAT: UTRA,
UARFCN: 10638, PSC: 14”
ANR Intra- Text – Populated when the UE is instructed to

frequency LTE report CGI for an EUTRAN cell that is
Activated on the same carrier as the current
serving cell.
Cleared when corresponding measId
is removed.
Example: “Yes, PCI: 38”
ANR LTE Text: – This IE takes the value “Yes” if and

Configured “Yes”/“No” when a reportConfig is observed with
Purpose set to reportCGI:  3GPP
36.331, section 5.5.4.1. It does not
follow that the UE is currently using the
reportConfig; the value “Yes” only
indicates that ANR as such is enabled
in the network.
ANR Reported Text – Cell reported by the UE. Normally

Cell identical to ANR Cell For Which To
Report CGI, except possibly if the UE
has been given multiple reporting
orders of this kind, in which case only
one cell is presented. The string has
the following format:
• LTE intra-frequency: <Physical
Layer Cell Id>
• LTE inter-frequency: <EARFCN>,
<Physical Layer Cell Id>
• WCDMA inter-RAT: <UARFCN>,
<SC>
• GSM inter-RAT: <ARFCN>,
<BSIC>
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ANR Reported Text – CGI of the cell reported by the UE, that
CGI is, of ANR Reported Cell. Formats:
• EUTRAN cell: MCC, MNC, TAC,
UC-Id.
• UTRAN cell: PLMN, LAC, UC-Id.
• GERAN cell: PLMN, LAC, C-Id.
Antenna Text – Degree of antenna correlation,

Correlation classified as “Low”, “Medium”, or
“High”.
Attach Type Text – CS fallback: Current attach type. One

of: “EPS Attach”, “Combined EPS/IMSI
Attach”.
Bearer IEs: The argument points to an EPS bearer.

General
remark
Bearer Text 1 ... 11 Data radio bearer associated with EPS

Associated bearer.
DRB
Bearer Default 5 ... 15 1 ... 11 The default EPS bearer that each
EPS Bearer ID dedicated EPS bearer is associated
with. Invalid if the bearer is itself a
default bearer, i.e. only valid for
dedicated bearers. Regarding the EPS
bearer identity, see  3GPP 24.007.
Bearer 0 ... 350000 1 ... 11 Guaranteed downlink bit rate for each
Guaranteed kbit/s EPS bearer.  3GPP 24.301, section
Bitrate DL 9.9.4.3
(kbit/s)
Bearer 0 ... 350000 1 ... 11 Guaranteed uplink bit rate for each
Guaranteed kbit/s EPS bearer.  3GPP 24.301, section
Bitrate UL 9.9.4.3
(kbit/s)
Bearer ID 5 ... 15 1 ... 11 Identity number of each EPS bearer.
Bearer Initiator Text 1 ... 11 The party that initiated each EPS
bearer: UE or network.
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Bearer 0 ... 350000 1 ... 11 Maximum downlink bit rate for each
Maximum kbit/s EPS bearer.  3GPP 24.301, section
Bitrate DL 9.9.4.3
(kbit/s)
Bearer 0 ... 350000 1 ... 11 Maximum uplink bit rate for each EPS
Maximum kbit/s bearer.  3GPP 24.301, section
Bitrate UL 9.9.4.3
(kbit/s)
Bearer Number 0 ... 11 – Number of EPS bearers for the UE.

Of
Bearer PDN 0 ... 8 1 ... 11 The PDN connection that each EPS
Connection bearer is associated with.
Index
Bearer QCI 1 ... 9 1 ... 11 QoS Class Identifier.  3GPP 23.203,

section 6.1.7.2
Bearer Status Text 1 ... 11 Status of each EPS bearer. One of:
“Free”, “Used”, “Not found”.
Bearer Type Text 1 ... 11 Type of each EPS bearer. One of:
“Undefined”, “Default”, “Dedicated”.
“Cell” IEs: All elements prefixed with “Cell” (without a following “List”) pertain
General to cell reselection measurements of one type or another (intra-
remarks frequency, inter-frequency, or inter-RAT).
The arguments of all IEs associated with the same type of cell
reselection are coordinated; for example, arg = 1 always refers (at
a given moment in time) to the same E-UTRA frequency for all IEs
related to inter-frequency cell reselection.
In the specifications, see especially  3GPP 36.331, section
6.1.3 (“RRC information elements – System information blocks”)
and  3GPP 36.304, section 5.2.4.7 (“Cell reselection
parameters in system information broadcasts”).
Cell Allowed 6 ... 100 1 ... 8 Allowed bandwidth for inter-frequency

Measurement RBs cell reselection measurements. Given
Bandwidth Inter as a number of resource blocks (RBs).
Frequency
Argument: Points to an E-UTRA
frequency.
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Cell Allowed 6 ... 100 – Allowed bandwidth for intra-frequency

Measurement RBs cell reselection measurements. Given
Bandwidth Intra as a number of resource blocks (RBs).
Frequency
Cell DL 0 ... 39649 1 ... 8 EARFCNs of E-UTRA cells that are

EARFCN Inter candidates for inter-frequency cell
Frequency reselection.
Argument: Just a sequence number.
Cell GERAN 0 ... 1023 0 ... 63 ARFCNs of GERAN cells that are
ARFCN candidates for inter-RAT cell
reselection.
Argument: Just a sequence number.
Cell Q- 0 ... 24 – Qhyst, hysteresis value for cell ranking

Hysteresis (dB) dB criteria.  3GPP 36.304, section
5.2.4.7
Cell Q-Offset –24 ... 24 1 ... 8 Qoffsetfrequency, frequency-specific

Frequency dB offset for equal-priority E-UTRA
frequencies.  3GPP 36.304, section
5.2.4.7
frequency.
Cell Q- –140 ... 44 – Qrxlevmin, minimum required Rx level

RxLevMin dBm in cell.  3GPP 36.304, section
5.2.4.7
Cell Q- 0 ... 8 – Corresponds to Qrxlevminoffset, offset

RxLevMin to the signaled Qrxlevmin taken into
Offset account in the Srxlev evaluation as a
result of a periodic search for a higher
priority PLMN while camped normally
in a VPLMN.  3GPP 36.304, section
5.2.3.2
The actual IE value is equal to q-
RxLevMinOffset, broadcast in SIB
type 1 ( 3GPP 36.331, section
6.2.2). Qrxlevminoffset = IE value × 2
[dB].
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Cell 0 ... 7 1 ... 8 Absolute priority of carrier frequency

Reselection used in inter-frequency cell reselection
Priority Inter procedure. Derived from SIB type 5.
Frequency  3GPP 36.304, section 5.2.4.7
frequency.
Cell 0 ... 7 – Absolute priority of carrier frequency

Reselection as stated in SIB type 3.  3GPP
Priority Intra 36.304, section 5.2.4.7
Frequency
Cell T- 0 ... 7 – Timer TreselectionRAT for inter-RAT

Reselection s cell reselection to CDMA2000 (1x).
CDMA2000  3GPP 36.304, section 5.2.4.7

Reselection s cell reselection to GERAN (GSM).
GERAN
Cell T- 0 ... 7 1 ... 8 Timer TreselectionRAT for inter-

Reselection s frequency cell reselection within E-
Inter UTRA.
Frequency Argument: Points to an E-UTRA
EUTRA
frequency.
Cell T- 0 ... 7 – Timer TreselectionRAT for intra-

Reselection s frequency cell reselection within E-
Intra UTRA.
Frequency
EUTRA

Reselection s cell reselection to UTRA (UMTS).
UTRA
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“Cell List” IEs: These elements are what is shown in the LTE Serving/Neighbor
General Cell status window. They contain the same information as the
remark “Serving Cell” and “Neighbor Cell” elements, except that there is
an additional element indicating the type of each cell: see below.
Cell List Type Text 1 ... 64 One of:

CA SC: Serving cell (single carrier used)
PCell: Primary serving cell (carrier
aggregation used)
SCell1 ... SCell7: Secondary serving
cell no. 1 ... 7 (carrier aggregation
used; nos. 3 and above are as yet
theoretical)
MN: Monitored neighbor
DN: Detected neighbor
“Cell “High” refers to a frequency or RAT with higher priority than the
Threshold” IEs: current serving frequency. Similarly, “Low” refers to a frequency or
General RAT with lower priority than the current serving frequency.
remark  3GPP 36.304, section 5.2.4.7
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 – Srxlev threshold used by the UE on the

Serving Low dB serving cell when reselecting towards
a lower priority RAT/frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 32 CDMA2000 inter-RAT cell reselection

X High dB Srxlev threshold “High”.
CDMA2000
Argument: Points to a CDMA2000
frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 8 E-UTRA inter-frequency cell

X High EUTRA dB reselection Srxlev threshold “High”.
frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 16 GERAN inter-RAT cell reselection

X High GERAN dB Srxlev threshold “High”.
Argument: Points to a GERAN
frequency.
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Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 16 UTRA inter-RAT cell reselection Srxlev

X High UTRA dB threshold “High” for FDD LTE.
(FDD)
Argument: Points to a UTRA
frequency.

X High UTRA dB threshold “High” for TDD LTE.
(TDD)
frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 32 CDMA2000 inter-RAT cell reselection

X Low dB Srxlev threshold “Low”.
CDMA2000 Argument: Points to a CDMA2000
frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 8 E-UTRA inter-frequency cell

X Low EUTRA dB reselection Srxlev threshold “Low”.
frequency.
Cell Threshold 0 ... 62 1 ... 16 GERAN inter-RAT cell reselection

X Low GERAN dB Srxlev threshold “Low”.
Argument: Points to a GERAN
frequency.

X Low UTRA dB threshold “Low” for FDD LTE.
(FDD)
frequency.

X Low UTRA dB threshold “Low” for TDD LTE.
(TDD) Argument: Points to a UTRA
frequency.
CQI Code 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Channel Quality Indicator for code

Word 0 word 0.  3GPP 36.213, section 7.2.3
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
2: Secondary carrier (CA)
3: Tertiary carrier (CA)
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CQI Code 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 CQI Code Word 0 averaged over one
Word 0 second.
Average
CA
CQI Code 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Channel Quality Indicator for code

Word 1 word 1.
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
CQI Code 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 CQI Code Word 1 averaged over one
Word 1 second.
Average
CA
CQI Periodicity Text – Periodicity of CQI reporting using

PUCCH.  3GPP 36.213, section
7.2.2
CQI Rank 1 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Channel Quality Indicator for code

Code Word 0 word 0, counting only samples where
Rank Indication = 1.
CA
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
CQI Rank 1 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 CQI Rank 1 Code Word 0 averaged

Code Word 0 over one second.
Average
CA
CQI Rank 2 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Channel Quality Indicator for code

Code Word 0 word 0, counting only samples where
CA Rank Indication = 2.
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
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CQI Rank 2 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 CQI Rank 2 Code Word 0 averaged

Code Word 0 over one second.
Average
CA
CQI Report Text – PUCCH CQI reporting mode as

Mode defined in  3GPP 36.213, section
7.2.2: one of “Mode 1-0”, “Mode 1-1”,
“Mode 2-0”, “Mode 2-1”.
CQI Sub-band 0 ... 15 0 ... 24 Sub-band CQIs for antenna Rx1.

Code Word 0
Argument: Sub-band index.
CQI Sub-band 0 ... 15 0 ... 24 Sub-band CQIs for antenna Rx2.

Code Word 1 Argument: Sub-band index.
Cyclic Prefix 0 ... 1 – Uplink cyclic prefix length.
DRX IEs: These elements relate to the Discontinuous Reception

General mechanism:  3GPP 36.321, especially section 5.7.
remark
DRX Active 0 ... 100 – Percentage of time DRX has been

Rate % enabled.
DRX Cycle Text – DRX cycle type: “Short DRX” or “Long

Type DRX”.
DRX Enabled 0 ... 1 – DRX status.

0: DRX disabled
1: DRX enabled
DRX Enabled 0 ... 1 – Use of DRX for ANR (Automatic

On ANR Neighbor Relation) measurements.
DRX Inactivity 1 ... 2560 – Number of consecutive PDCCH-

Timer See subframes after the UE successfully
decoded a PDCCH indicating an initial
Description
UL or DL user data transmission.
DRX Inactivity 0 ... 1 – Status of DRX Inactivity timer.

Timer Enabled 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
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DRX Long 10 ... 2560 – Length of long DRX cycle, expressed

Cycle See as a number of PDCCH-subframes.
Description
DRX On 1 ... 200 – Number of consecutive PDCCH-

Duration Timer See subframes at the beginning of a DRX
cycle.
Description
DRX On 0 ... 1 – Status of DRX On Duration timer.

Duration Timer 0: Disabled
Enabled
1: Enabled
DRX Retrans- 1 ... 33 – Maximum number of consecutive

mission Timer See PDCCH-subframes for which the UE
has to monitor the PDCCH for an
Description
expected retransmission.
DRX Short 2 ... 640 – Length of short DRX cycle, expressed

Cycle See as a number of PDCCH-subframes.
Description
DRX Short 0 ... 1 – Use of DRX short cycle.

Cycle Enabled 0: Disabled
1: Enabled
DRX Short 1 ... 16 – Number of consecutive subframes for

Cycle Timer See which the UE shall follow the short
DRX cycle.
Description
DRX Start 0 ... 2559 – Subframe where the DRX cycle starts.
Offset
See
Description
Duplex Mode 0 ... 1 – Duplex mode indication.

0: FDD
1: TDD
Duplex Mode Text – Same as Duplex Mode but in text

(Text) format.
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eMBMS Area 0 ... 1 – eMBMS: Indicates whether the

Type (Num) eNodeB belongs to one eMBMS area
or to several such areas (each having
its own MCCH).
0: Single area
1: Multiple areas
eMBMS Area Text – Same as eMBMS Area Type (Num) but

Type (Text) in text format.
EMM State Text – EPS Mobility Management state.

 3GPP 24.301, section 5.1.3.2
EMM Substate Text – EPS Mobility Management substate.

 3GPP 24.301, section 5.1.3.2
eNodeB 0 ... 4 – Number of antennas in the eNodeB.

Antenna Count
EPower IEs: These elements originate from enhanced power scanning.

General
Argument: Points to a frequency as specified by the EPower Ana
remark
Sc DL Freq (kHz) element.
EPower Ana 0 ... 6 · 106 1 ... List of frequencies scanned.

Sc DL Freq kHz 2559
(kHz)
EPower Ana 0 ... 2560 – Number of frequencies scanned.

Sc DL No Of
Freq
EPower Ana –140 ... 25 1 ... RSSI for each frequency scanned.
Sc DL RSSI dBm 2559
(dBm)
Equipment Text – Time as reported in device timestamp.

Time Given in the format “hh:mm:ss.ddd”,
where “ddd” = decimal seconds.
ESM State Text – EPS Session Management state.
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Feature Group Text 1 ... 116 Device feature group indicators

Indicator according to  3GPP 36.331,
Annexes B and C. Each string tells
whether the feature group is supported
(“YES”, “NO”, or “N/A”) and defines the
contents of the feature group.
Argument: FGI index.
Feature Group Text – Hex string summarizing device feature

Indicator group support as described by the
Bitmask Feature Group Indicator element.
Equivalent to a binary string where
“YES” is represented by 1, and where
“NO” and “N/A” are represented by 0.
Firmware Text – Version number of device firmware.

Version
“GSM Argument: GSM neighbors are sorted by decreasing RxLev.

Neighbor” IEs:
General
remark
GSM Neigh 0 ... 1023 1 ... 32 ARFCNs of measured GSM neighbors.

ARFCN
GSM Neigh 00 ... 77 1 ... 32 Base Station Identity Codes of

BSIC (octal) measured GSM neighbors.
GSM Neigh Text 1 ... 32 Same as GSM Neigh BSIC but in text
BSIC (Text) format.
GSM Neigh No 0 ... 32 – Number of measured GSM neighbors.

Of
GSM Neighbor –120 ... –10 1 ... 32 Received signal strength of measured
RxLev (dBm) dBm GSM neighbors.
Hardware Text – Hardware model.
Hardware ID Text – Hardware identification string.
Heading (deg) 0 ... 360 – Direction of travel measured in

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IMSI Text – International Mobile Subscriber

Identity, the unique identity of the SIM
in the device.  3GPP 23.003
Latitude –90 ... 90 – Latitude recorded by positioning

degrees equipment.
Latitude (Text) Text – Latitude as text. For the presentation

format, see TR section 3.4.
Latitude Text – Latitude in decimal degrees, presented

Decimal as text.
Degrees (Text)
Longitude –180 ... 180 – Longitude recorded by positioning

degrees equipment.
Longitude Text – Longitude as text. For the presentation

(Text) format, see TR section 3.4.
Longitude Text – Longitude in decimal degrees,

Degrees (Text)
MAC BLER 0 ... 100 – MAC layer block error rate in percent
TB0 DL (%) % for downlink Transport Block 0.
MAC BLER 0 ... 100 – MAC layer block error rate in percent
TB1 DL (%) % for downlink Transport Block 1.
MAC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first MAC layer

Handover First 86,400,000 packet received after a handover.
Packet Time ms (= 24 h)
MAC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first uplink grant

Handover First 86,400,000 received after a handover.
UL Grant Time ms
MAC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last MAC layer

Handover Last 86,400,000 packet received before a handover.
Packet Time ms
MAC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last uplink grant

Handover Last 86,400,000 received before a handover.
UL Grant Time ms
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MAC DL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of downlink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the MAC layer in
Interruption connection with a handover.
Time
MAC DL 0 ... 350000 – MAC layer downlink throughput.

Throughput kbit/s Available in kbit/s and Mbit/s versions.
MAC HARQ 0 ... 28 – Maximum number of retransmissions

Maximum No in MAC layer HARQ processes.
Of Retrans-
missions
MAC Random 0 ... – Start time of MAC random access

Access Time 86,400,000 procedure: absolute timestamp
(ms) ms (= 24 h) modulo (number of milliseconds in a
day).
MAC Random 0 ... – Time of completion of MAC random

Access 86,400,000 access procedure: absolute timestamp
Completion ms modulo (number of milliseconds in a
Time (ms) day).
MAC Random 0 ... – Time of preamble transmission during

Access 86,400,000 MAC random access procedure:
Preamble Time ms absolute timestamp modulo (number
(ms) of milliseconds in a day).
MAC UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first MAC layer

Handover First 86,400,000 packet transmitted after a handover.
Packet Time ms
MAC UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last MAC layer

Handover Last 86,400,000 packet transmitted before a handover.
Packet Time ms
MAC UL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of uplink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the MAC layer in
Time
MAC UL 0 ... 350000 – MAC layer uplink throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
Available in kbit/s and Mbit/s versions.
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MCCH 0 ... 1 – eMBMS: Indicates whether a Multicast

Configured Control Channel is configured.
(Num)
0: No
1: Yes
MCCH Text – Same as MCCH Configured (Num) but

Configured in text format.
(Text)
Message Hex Text – Contains the hexadecimal string of a

Dump Payload Layer 3 message or mode report.
Used for text-format logfile export only.
MME Code 0 ... 255 – Mobility Management Entity Code.

 3GPP 23.003, section 2.8.1
MME Group ID 0 ... 65535 – Mobility Management Entity Group ID.

 3GPP 23.003, section 2.8.1
Mode Text – Same as Mode (Num) but in text

format.

2: Idle mode
3: Dedicated (Connected) mode
4: Limited service mode
5: Scan mode
6: Packet mode
7: Packet idle mode (E-RRC mode)

1: WCDMA
2: GSM
3: CDMA (1x)
4: EV-DO
7: LTE
For the full set of values, see the Mode
- System element under WCDMA.
Mode - System Text – Same as Mode - System but in text

(Text) format.
MTMSI Text – M-TMSI, M-Temporary Mobile

Subscriber Identity.  3GPP 23.003
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“Neighbor Cell” The argument points to an LTE cell. The sorting order depends
IEs: General on the setting in the General window: see UM section 21.2.8.1.
remark
In case of carrier aggregation, these IEs encompass neighbors of
all serving cells. Note, however, that all neighbors are reported
and presented in the same way irrespective of which carrier they
belong to. They are not explicitly identified as “primary”,
“secondary”, etc.
Neighbor Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 64 Received signal strength on the

Channel RSSI dBm EARFCN each neighbor is using.
(dBm) Regarding EARFCN numbering,
CA  3GPP 36.101.
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 100000 1 ... 64 Distance to each neighbor cell.

Distance (m) m
Requires cell file and UE positioning
CA data.
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 39649 1 ... 64 Downlink EARFCN of each neighbor.

DL EARFCN Regarding EARFCN numbering,
CA  3GPP 36.101.
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 64 Neighbor cell frame timing relative to
Frame Timing LTE Ts units the network’s absolute time reference,
Rx1 as received on antenna Rx1.
CA
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 64 Neighbor cell frame timing relative to
Frame Timing LTE Ts units the network’s absolute time reference,
Rx2 as received on antenna Rx2.
CA
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 64 Neighbor cell frame timing offset from
Frame Timing LTE Ts units serving cell as received on antenna
Offset Rx1 Rx1, i.e. Neighbor Cell Frame Timing
Rx1 – Serving Cell Frame Timing Rx1.
CA
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 64 Neighbor cell frame timing offset from
Frame Timing LTE Ts units serving cell as received on antenna
Offset Rx2 Rx2, i.e. Neighbor Cell Frame Timing
CA Rx2 – Serving Cell Frame Timing Rx2.
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Neighbor Cell 0 ... 503 1 ... 64 Physical Layer Cell Identity (equal to
Identity 3  PCIG + PCI) of each neighbor.
 3GPP 36.211, section 6.11
CA
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 2 1 ... 64 PCI of each neighbor.

Identity (Cell
Part)
CA
Neighbor Cell 0 ... 167 1 ... 64 PCIG of each neighbor.

Identity (Group
Part)
CA
Neighbor Cell Text 1 ... 64 Cell name of each neighbor.

Name
Requires cell file.
CA
Neighbor Cell 1 ... 64 – Number of neighbors in the neighbor

Number Of list of the current serving cell.
CA
Neighbor Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 64 Reference Signal Received Power of

RSRP (dBm) dBm each neighbor (sum of contributions
CA from antennas Rx1 and Rx2).
Neighbor Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 64 RSRP contribution from eNodeB

RSRP Tx1 Rx1 dBm antenna Tx1 as received on antenna
(dBm) Rx1.
CA

(dBm) Rx2.
CA

(dBm) Rx1.
CA
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(dBm) Rx2.
CA
Neighbor Cell –40 ... 40 1 ... 64 Reference Signal Received Quality of

RSRQ (dBm) dB each neighbor (sum of contributions
from eNodeB antennas Rx1 and Rx2).
CA
Neighbor Cell –40 ... 40 1 ... 64 RSRQ contribution from eNodeB

RSRQ Tx1 Rx1 dB antenna Tx1 as received on antenna
(dBm) Rx1.
CA

(dBm) Rx2.
CA

(dBm) Rx1.
CA

(dBm) Rx2.
CA
“Network These elements are derived from network scanning.

Search” IEs:
The argument, where present, points to an LTE cell found during
General
the scan.
remark
Network 0 .. 503 1 ... 100 Physical Layer Cell Identity (equal to

Search Cell 3  PCIG + PCI) for each cell detected.
Identity  3GPP 36.211, section 6.11
Network 0 ..39649 1 ... 100 EARFCN to which each detected cell

Search belongs.
EARFCN
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Network 0 ... 100 – Number of EARFCNs on which

Search No of network activity (i.e. at least one cell)
EARFCNs was detected.
Network –140 ... 25 1 ... 100 Reference Signal Received Power of

Search RSRP dBm each detected cell.
(dBm)
PBCH BLER 0 ...100 – PBCH block error rate for the latest
(%) % reporting period.
PBCH BLER 0 ...100 – PBCH block error rate, accumulated

Accumulated % over the current session.
(%)
PCFICH CFI 0 ...100 1 ... 4 The percentage of subframes encoded

Information (%) % with a specific number of OFDM
symbols during one second.
Argument: OFDM symbol count.
PDCCH CCE 0 ... 1 · 106 1 ... 4 Number of Control Channel Elements

Count (Accu) sent on the PDCCH, accumulated over
the current session.
The update interval is configurable:
see section 3.3.1.2.
PDCCH CCE 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Number of Control Channel Elements

Count (Curr) sent on the PDCCH during the latest
reporting period.
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PDCCH DCI 0 ... 65535 1 ... 11 Distribution of Downlink Control

Format Usage Information format usage on PDCCH.
Distribution Accumulated over the current session.
Accumulated DCI formats are detailed in  3GPP
36.212, section 5.3.3.1.
Argument:
1: Format 0
2: Format 1
3: Format 1A
4: Format 1B
5: Format 1C
6: Format 1D
7: Format 2
8: Format 2A
9: Format 2B
10: Format 3
11: Format 3A
PDCCH DCI 0 ... 65535 1 ... 10 Distribution of Downlink Control

Format Usage Information format usage on PDCCH
Distribution for the latest reporting period. DCI
Current formats are detailed in  3GPP
36.212, section 5.3.3.1.
Argument: See PDCCH DCI Format
Usage Distribution Accumulated.
PDCCH DL 0 ... 1 · 106 – Number of downlink grants on

Grant Count PDCCH, accumulated over the current
(Accu) session.
PDCCH DL 0 ... 100 – Number of downlink grants on PDCCH

Grant Count during the latest reporting period.
(Curr)
PDCCH UL 0 ... 1 · 106 – Number of uplink grants on PDCCH,

Grant Count accumulated over the current session.
(Accu)
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PDCCH UL 0 ... 100 – Number of uplink grants on PDCCH

Grant Count during the latest reporting period.
(Curr)
PDCP DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first PDCP packet

PDCP DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last PDCP packet

Packet Time ms
PDCP DL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of downlink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the PDCP layer in
Time
PDCP DL RB 0 ... 350000 0 ... 37 Throughput on each PDCP downlink

Throughput kbit/s radio bearer.
(kbit/s)
Argument: Radio bearer index.
PDCP DL 0 ... 350000 – Total downlink throughput in the PDCP

Throughput kbit/s protocol layer (sum over all radio
bearers).
PDCP DL 0 ... 350000 1 ... 9 Distribution of PDCP downlink

Throughput kbit/s throughput over QoS Class Identifiers,
Per QCI (kbit/s) each representing a different class of
quality-of-service requirements.
Argument: QCI value as defined in
 3GPP 23.203, section 6.1.7.2.
Conversational voice has QCI = 1, and
conversational video has QCI = 2.
PDCP UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first PDCP packet

Handover First 86,400,000 transmitted after a handover.
PDCP UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last PDCP packet

Handover Last 86,400,000 transmitted before a handover.
Packet Time ms
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PDCP UL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of uplink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the PDCP layer in
Time
PDCP UL RB 0 ... 350000 0 ... 37 Throughput on each PDCP uplink

(kbit/s)
Argument: Radio bearer index.
PDCP UL 0 ... 350000 – Total uplink throughput in the PDCP

Throughput kbit/s protocol layer (sum over all radio
bearers).
PDCP UL 0 ... 350000 1 ... 9 Distribution of PDCP uplink throughput

Throughput kbit/s over QoS Class Identifiers. Compare
Per QCI (kbit/s) PDCP DL Throughput Per QCI (kbit/s).
Argument: QCI value.
PDN These IEs relate to packet data network (PDN) connections.

Connection
Argument: Just a sequence number pointing to a PDN
IEs: General connection.
remark
PDN Text 1 ... 9 User address (IPv4).

Connection
IPv4 Address
PDN Text 1 ... 9 User address (IPv6).

Connection
IPv6 Address
PDN Text 1 ... 9 Address type: IPv4 or IPv6.

Connection
Address Type
PDN 0 ... 350000 1 ... 9 Aggregate maximum bit rate on

Connection kbit/s downlink.  3GPP 24.301, section
AMBR DL 9.9.4.2
(kbit/s)
PDN 0 ... 350000 1 ... 9 Aggregate maximum bit rate on uplink.

Connection kbit/s  3GPP 24.301, section 9.9.4.2
AMBR UL
(kbit/s)
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PDN Text 1 ... 9 Host name or network Access Point

Connection Name.
APN
PDN 5 ... 15 1 ... 9 EPS Default Bearer associated with

Connection each PDN connection.
Default Bearer
ID
PDN 0 ... 8 1 ... 9 PDN connection index.

Connection
Index
PDN 0 ... 9 – Number of active PDN connections.

Connection
Number Of
PDSCH IEs: These elements concern the Physical Downlink Shared Channel,
General PDSCH.
remark
PDSCH BLER In these elements, the block error rate is calculated simply as the
IEs: General percentage of failed transmission attempts, each attempt being
remark regarded in isolation and no attention being paid to its sequence
number. Note that PDSCH Initial BLER and PDSCH Residual
BLER are different.
These elements are valid for the latest reporting period.
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the PDSCH.

(%) %
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate for downlink Transport
TB0 (%) % Block 0.
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 75 – Number of ACKs for downlink

TB0 Ack Transport Block 0.
Number Of
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 75 – Number of NACKs for downlink

TB0 Nack Transport Block 0.
Number Of
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate for downlink Transport
TB1 (%) % Block 1.
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PDSCH BLER 0 ... 75 – Number of ACKs for downlink

TB1 Ack Transport Block 1.
Number Of
PDSCH BLER 0 ... 75 – Number of NACKs for downlink

TB1 Nack Transport Block 1.
Number Of
PDSCH Initial 0 ... 100 0 ... 1 Percentage of failed first attempts to

BLER % transmit PDSCH transport blocks, no
further attempts being considered.
Updated once every second.
Argument:
0: Transport Block 0
PDSCH MCS0 0 ... 31 1 ... 3 Modulation Coding Scheme index for

CA downlink Transport Block 0.  3GPP
36.213, section 7.1.7.1
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH MCS1 0 ... 31 1 ... 3 Modulation Coding Scheme index for

downlink Transport Block 1.
CA
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH MCS 0 ... 100 0 ... 31 Distribution of modulation coding

Distribution % scheme usage on PDSCH for primary
PCell TB0 serving cell and Transport Block 0.
CA Updated once every second.
Argument: MCS index.

Distribution % scheme usage on PDSCH for primary
PCell TB1 serving cell and Transport Block 1.
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Distribution % scheme usage on PDSCH for nth
SCell<n> TB0 secondary serving cell and Transport
Block 0.
n = 1 ... 2
CA

Distribution % scheme usage on PDSCH for nth
SCell<n> TB1 secondary serving cell and Transport
n = 1 ... 2 Block 1.
CA
PDSCH 0 ... 1000 1 ... 4 Distribution of modulation method

Modulation usage for primary serving cell and
Distribution downlink Transport Block 0. TTIs are
PCell TB0 counted over one-second intervals.
CA Argument:
1: QPSK
2: 16-QAM
3: 64-QAM
4: 256-QAM
PDSCH 0 ... 1000 1 ... 4 Same as PDSCH Modulation

Modulation Distribution PCell TB0 but for
Distribution Transport Block 1.
PCell TB1
CA
PDSCH 0 ... 1000 1 ... 4 Distribution of modulation method

Modulation usage for nth secondary serving cell
Distribution and downlink Transport Block 0. TTIs
SCell<n> TB0 are counted over one-second intervals.
n = 1 ... 2 Argument:
1: QPSK
CA
2: 16-QAM
3: 64-QAM
4: 256-QAM
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PDSCH 0 ... 1000 1 ... 4 Same as PDSCH Modulation

Modulation Distribution SCell<n> TB0 but for
Distribution Transport Block 1.
SCell<n> TB1
n = 1 ... 2
CA
PDSCH 0 ... 8 1 ... 3 The number of bits used for

Modulation modulation of downlink Transport
TB0 (bits) Block 0.  3GPP 36.213, section
CA 7.1.7.1
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH Text 1 ... 3 Name of modulation method used for

TB0 (Text) Block 0.
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH 0 ... 8 1 ... 3 The number of bits used for

TB1 (bits) Block 1.  3GPP 36.213, section
7.1.7.1
CA
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH Text 1 ... 3 Name of modulation method used for

TB1 (Text) Block 1.
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
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PDSCH 1 ... 2 1 ... 3 Number of used downlink transport

Number Of blocks.
Used Transport
Argument:
Blocks
1: Primary carrier
CA 2: Secondary carrier (CA)
PDSCH Phy 0 ... 350000 – Total throughput on the PDSCH,

Throughput kbit/s measured as the throughput rate from
the physical layer to the MAC layer.
Sum taken over all carriers in case of
carrier aggregation (CA).
PDSCH Phy 0 ... 350000 1 ... 3 Total throughput on the PDSCH for
Throughput kbit/s each carrier in use.
Per Carrier
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH Phy 0 ... 350000 1 ... 3 Throughput on the PDSCH for

Throughput kbit/s Transport Block 0.
CW0 Available in kbit/s and Mbit/s versions.
CA
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH Phy 0 ... 350000 1 ... 3 Throughput on the PDSCH for

Throughput kbit/s Transport Block 1.
CW1
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
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PDSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 1 Percentage of PDSCH transport

Residual BLER % blocks that were not transmitted
successfully even after the maximum
number of attempts.
Argument:
PDSCH 1 ... 110 1 ... 3 Number of PDSCH resource blocks,

Resource equal to N_PRB in  3GPP 36.213,
Block section 7.1.7.
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 3 Percentage of the maximum number of

Resource % PDSCH resource blocks, equal to
Block (%) N_PRB in  3GPP 36.213, section
CA 7.1.7.
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH 0 ... 8 · 106 1 ... 3 Number of PDSCH resource blocks

Resource allocated over the past second.
Block Argument:
Allocation
1: Primary carrier
Count
CA 3: Tertiary carrier (CA)
PDSCH 0 ... 100 1 ... 3 Within the current TTI, index of the first
Resource PDSCH resource block that is
Block Start allocated to this device.
CA Argument:
1: Primary carrier
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PDSCH SINR –40 ... 60 1 ... 3 Signal to interference-plus-noise ratio

CA dB on the PDSCH. Calculated as: Serving
cell SINR + PA value + (eNodeB
Antenna Count – 1) × 3, where “PA
value” comes from the physicalConfig-
Dedicated field of any Layer 3 ERRC
message.
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 8 Distribution of the number of attempts

Transmission % required to successfully transmit a
Distribution downlink Transport Block 0.
CW0 (Accu) Accumulated over the current session.
(%) (CW = Code Word.)
Argument:
0: Residual: all permitted transmission
attempts failed
1: Success at first attempt
2 ... 7: Success at 2nd ... 7th attempt
(= 1st ... 6th retransmission)
8: Success at 8th or later attempt
(= 7th or later retransmission)
PDSCH 0 ... 1 · 106 0 ... 8 Same as PDSCH Transmission

Transmission Distribution CW0 (Accu) (%) but
Distribution expressing the distribution in terms of
CW0 (Accu) absolute numbers rather than
Count percentages.
PDSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 8 Distribution of the number of attempts

Transmission % required to successfully transmit a
Distribution downlink Transport Block 0. Valid for
CW0 (Curr) (%) latest reporting period.
Argument: See PDSCH Transmission
Distribution CW0 (Accu) (%).
PDSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 8 Same as PDSCH Transmission

Transmission Distribution CW0 (Curr) (%) but
Distribution expressing the distribution in terms of
CW0 (Curr) absolute numbers rather than
Count percentages.
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Transmission % Distribution CW0 (Accu) (%) but for
Distribution Transport Block 1 (Code Word 1).
CW1 (Accu)
(%)
PDSCH 0 ... 1 · 106 0 ... 8 Same as PDSCH Transmission

Transmission Distribution CW0 (Accu) Count but for
CW1 (Accu)
Count

Transmission % Distribution CW0 (Curr) (%) but for
CW1 (Curr) (%)

Transmission Distribution CW0 (Curr) Count but for
CW1 (Curr)
Count
PDSCH TTI 0 ... 100 1 ... 3 Percentage of non-empty TTIs (i.e.

Allocation (%) % ones where data as been sent) on the
PDSCH during the latest second.
CA
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
PDSCH TTI 0 ... 1000 1 ... 3 Number of non-empty TTIs (i.e. ones
Allocation where data as been sent) on the
Count PDSCH during the latest second.
Argument:
1: Primary carrier
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PMCH 0 ... 100 – eMBMS: Percentage of PMCH

Decoding % transport blocks that were successfully
Success Rate decoded (CRC pass). Updated once
every second.
PMCH 0 ... 1000 – eMBMS: Number of PMCH transport

Received blocks received over the past second.
Transport
Blocks
PMI 0 ... 15 – Precoding Matrix Indicator: actual

value used.
PMI Feedback 0 ... 15 – PMI reported by the UE to the

eNodeB.
Protocol Text – E-UTRA Access Stratum release

Version supported by UE: “Rel-8”, “Rel-9”, etc.
 3GPP 36.306, section 4.3.8.1
PSS IEs: These elements relate to the primary synchronization signal.

General
remark
PSS Peak 0 ... 48000 1 ... 16 Position of PSS peak, expressed as a

Position multiple of 5 ms.
Argument: PSS peak index.
PSS Peak –21 ... 27 1 ... 16 Power of PSS peak, expressed as a

Power (dB) dB value in decibel.
Argument: PSS peak index.
PSS Peak 0 ... 16 – Number of PSS peaks found.

Count
PUCCH G(i) –10 ... 10 – Current power control adjustment state

dB for Physical Uplink Control Channel.
 3GPP 36.213, section 5.1.2.1
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PUSCH IEs: These elements concern the Physical Uplink Shared Channel,
General PUSCH.
remark
PUSCH Alpha 0 ... 1 – Path loss weighting factor in PUSCH

power control equation.  3GPP
36.213, section 5.1.1.1
PUSCH BLER In these elements, the block error rate is calculated simply as the
IEs: General percentage of failed transmission attempts, each attempt being
remark regarded in isolation and no attention being paid to its sequence
number. Note that PUSCH Initial BLER and PUSCH Residual
BLER are different.
These elements are valid for the latest reporting period.
PUSCH BLER 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the PUSCH.

(%) %
PUSCH BLER 0 ... 100000 – Number of ACKs for uplink transport

Ack Number Of blocks.
PUSCH BLER 0 ... 100000 – Number of NACKs for uplink transport

Nack Number blocks.
Of
PUSCH F(i) –10 ... 10 – Current PUSCH power control

dB adjustment state.  3GPP 36.213,
section 5.1.1.1 (“fc(i)”)
PUSCH HARQ 0 ... 1 – Maximum number of HARQ

Max transmissions.
Transmissions
PUSCH Initial 0 ... 100 – Percentage of failed first attempts to

BLER % transmit PUSCH transport blocks, no
further attempts being considered.
PUSCH MCS 0 ... 31 – Modulation Coding Scheme index for

the uplink transport block.  3GPP
36.213, section 7.1.7.1
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PUSCH MCS 0 ... 100 0 ... 31 Distribution of modulation coding

Distribution % scheme usage on the PUSCH.
PUSCH 0 ... 8 – The number of bits used for

Modulation modulation of the uplink transport
(bits) block.  3GPP 36.213, section 7.1.7.1
PUSCH Text – Name of modulation method used for

Modulation modulation of the uplink transport
(Text) block.
PUSCH P0 –126 ... 24 – PO_NOMINAL_PUSCH for current serving

Nominal (dBm) dBm cell.  3GPP 36.213, section 5.1.1.1
PUSCH Phy 0 ... 350000 – Throughput on the PUSCH.

Throughput kbit/s
PUSCH 0 ... 100 – Percentage of PUSCH transport

Residual BLER % blocks that were not transmitted
successfully even after the maximum
number of attempts.
PUSCH 0 ... 8 · 106 – Number of PUSCH resource blocks

Resource allocated over the past second.
Block
Allocation
Count
PUSCH 0 ... 100 – Within the current TTI, index of the first
Resource PUSCH resource block that is
Block Start allocated to this device.
PUSCH 1 ... 110 – Number of PUSCH resource blocks,

Resource equal to N_PRB in  3GPP 36.213,
Blocks section 7.1.7.
PUSCH 0 ... 100 – Percentage of the maximum number of

Resource % PUSCH resource blocks, equal to
Blocks (%) N_PRB in  3GPP 36.214, section
8.6.2.
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PUSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 6 Distribution of the number of attempts

Transmission % required to successfully transmit an
Distribution uplink Transport Block. Accumulated
(Accu) % over the current session.
Argument:
0: Residual: all permitted transmission
attempts failed
1: Success at first attempt
2 ... 5: Success at 2nd ... 5th attempt
(= 1st ... 4th retransmission)
6: Success at 6th or later attempt
(= 5th or later retransmission)
PUSCH 0 ... 100 0 ... 6 Distribution of the number of attempts

Transmission % required to successfully transmit an
Distribution uplink Transport Block. Valid for latest
(Curr) % reporting period.
Argument: See PUSCH Transmission
Distribution (Accu) %.
PUSCH TTI 0 ... 100 – Percentage of non-empty TTIs (i.e.

Allocation (%) % ones where data as been sent) on the
PUSCH during the latest second.
PUSCH TTI 0 ... 1000 – Number of non-empty TTIs (i.e. ones

Allocation where data as been sent) on the
Count PUSCH during the latest second.
RACH 8 ... 64 – Specifies the number of consecutive

Contention subframes during which the UE shall
Resolution monitor the PDCCH after a RACH-
Timer related message of type “Msg3” is
transmitted.  3GPP 36.321, section
5.1.5
RACH 0 ... 2 – Status of RACH contention resolution

Contention timer.
Resolution
0: Idle
Timer Status 1: Running
(Num)
2: Timed out
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RACH Text – Same as RACH Contention Resolution

Contention Timer Status (Num) but in text format.
Resolution
Timer Status
(Text)
RACH Current –140 ... 25 – Transmit power of last RACH

Tx Power dBm preamble.
(dBm)
RACH Initial Tx –50 ... 25 – Transmit power of first RACH

Power (dBm) dBm preamble.
RACH Latency 0 ... 32000 – Time between request and response,

(TTI) measured in TTIs.
RACH Max –50 ... 23 – Maximum transmit power of RACH

Preamble dBm preamble.
Power
RACH Max 3 ... 200 – Maximum number of preambles in one

Preambles preamble ramping cycle.
RACH Number 1 ... 255 – Number of transmits required for the

Of Transmits last random access procedure.
RACH Period Text – Window size for Random Access

Response.
RACH 0 ... 255 – Number of RACH preamble responses

Preamble with indication of PUSCH resource.
Responses
with PUSCH
Resource
RACH 0 ... 255 – RACH preamble power step size in dB.

Preamble Step dB
RACH Reason Text – Reason for random access procedure,

one of: “Connection Request”, “Radio
Link Failure”, “Uplink Data Arrival”,
“Downlink Data Arrival”, “Handover”.
RACH Result Text – Outcome of random access procedure,

e.g.: “Success”, “Failure at <message,
reason>”, “Aborted”.
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RACH RNTI 0 ... 65535 – Random access Radio Network

Temporary Identity (RA-RNTI).
RACH Text – UE identifier used for contention

Signature resolution in random access
procedure.  3GPP 36.300, section
10.1.6
RACH Type Text – Type of random access procedure:

“Contention free” or “Contention
based”.  3GPP 36.300, section
10.1.5
RI 1 ... 4 – Rank Indication: actual value used.

 3GPP 36.212
RI 1 Number 0 ... 65535 – Number of times the RI element has

Of had the value 1, accumulated over the
current session.
RI 2 Number 0 ... 65535 – Number of times the RI element has

Of had the value 2, accumulated over the
current session.
RI Feedback 1 ... 4 – Rank Indication reported by the UE to

the eNodeB.
RI 1 Feedback 0 ... 65535 – Number of times the RI Feedback

Number Of element has had the value 1,
accumulated over the current session.
RI 2 Feedback 0 ... 65535 – Number of times the RI Feedback

Number Of element has had the value 2,
accumulated over the current session.
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RLC IEs: The argument, where present, refers to an individual RLC radio
General bearer.
remark
RLC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first RLC packet

RLC DL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last RLC packet

Packet Time ms
RLC DL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of downlink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the RLC layer in
Time
RLC DL RB ID Text 1 ... 15 Identity of each RLC downlink radio

bearer.
RLC DL RB Text 1 ... 15 RLC downlink radio bearer mode, one

Mode of:
RLC DL RB 1 ... 15 – Number of RLC downlink radio

Number Of bearers.
RLC DL RB 0 ... 350000 1 ... 15 Throughput on each RLC downlink

(kbit/s)
RLC DL State Text – State of RLC DL protocol:

0: Inactive
1: Active
RLC DL 0 ... 350000 – Total RLC downlink throughput for all

Throughput kbit/s radio bearers.
RLC UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of first RLC packet

Handover First 86,400,000 transmitted after a handover.
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RLC UL 0 ... – UE timestamp of last RLC packet

Handover Last 86,400,000 transmitted before a handover.
Packet Time ms
RLC UL PDU 0 ... 1000 – Duration of uplink data transfer

Handover ms interruption at the RLC layer in
Time
RLC UL RB ID Text 1 ... 15 Identity of each RLC uplink radio

bearer.
RLC UL RB Text 1 ... 15 RLC uplink radio bearer mode. One of:
Mode “AM” = Acknowledged Mode
RLC UL RB 1 ... 15 – Number of RLC uplink radio bearers.

Number Of
RLC UL RB 0 ... 350000 1 ... 15 Throughput on each RLC uplink radio

Throughput kbit/s bearer.
(kbit/s)
RLC UL State Text – State of RLC UL protocol:

0: Inactive
1: Active
10: Inactive
11: Active
RLC UL 0 ... 350000 – Total RLC uplink throughput for all

Throughput kbit/s radio bearers.
Roaming Text – Device NAS status. One of: “Home”,

Status “Roaming”, “Not Registered”.
RRC State Text – RRC state: “Idle” or “Connected”.
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“Sc 1st” IEs: These elements derive from LTE scanning.

General The ordinal “1st” means that these IEs pertain to the first
remark
EARFCN scanned.
Argument: Refers to an LTE cell. The sorting order within each
element depends on the setting in the General window: see UM
section 21.2.8.1.
Sc 1st BCH –140 ... 25 0 ... 503 BCH RSSI for each cell scanned.
RSSI (dBm) dBm
Freqs 1–4
Sc 1st Cell 0 ... 100000 0 ... 503 Distance from scanning device to each
Distance (m) m cell scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B Requires cell file and GPS positioning
data for the scanning device.
Sc 1st Cell 0 ... 503 0 ... 503 Physical Layer Cell Identity (equal to
Identity 3  PCIG + PCI) for each cell scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B  3GPP 36.211, section 6.11
Sc 1st Cell –140 ... 140 – This element is populated only for
Macro Ingress dB TEMS Pocket logfiles. It indicates the
Freqs 1–4 difference between the total RSRP of
small (indoor) cells and the total RSRP
of macro (outdoor) cells on this
EARFCN. Small cells have been
identified as such in a transmitter file
contained in an iBwave indoor map
set. The RSRP sums are taken in the
mW domain.
Sc 1st Cell Text 0 ... 503 Name of each cell.

Name
Requires cell file.
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st Cell Text 0 ... 503 This element is populated only for
Small Cell TEMS Pocket logfiles, taking the value
Indication “Small Cell” for cells that have been
Freqs 1–4 identified in a transmitter file contained
in an iBwave indoor map set, and
“Other Cell” otherwise.
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Sc 1st Cell Text 0 ... 503 This element is populated only for
Zone TEMS Pocket logfiles, indicating which
of the zones defined in an iBwave
Freqs 1–4
indoor map set each cell belongs to.
Sc 1st CFO –10000 ... 0 ... 503 Center Frequency Offset of each cell
(Hz) 10000 scanned.
Hz
Freqs 1–12
Sc 1st Channel –140 ... 25 – The power in the entire LTE channel
RSSI (dBm) dBm bandwidth.
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st Delay 0 ... 1023 0 ... 503 Delay spread, expressed as a number
Spread samples of sample times Ts, for each cell
(samples) scanned. Ts is the shortest time
interval defined in the LTE system,
Freqs 1–4
equal to 1 / (30.72 MHz) or 32.552 ns.
Sc 1st Duplex Text – Scanner duplex mode indication (FDD/

Mode TDD).
Freqs 1–12
Sc 1st 0 ... 39649 0 ... 503 EARFCN of each cell scanned.

EARFCN
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st MCC 0 ... 999 0 ... 503 Mobile Country Code of each cell
Freqs 1–12, B scanned.
Sc 1st MIMO 0 ... 25 0 ... 503 Condition number of the channel

Condition dB matrix in a 2 × 2 MIMO configuration
Number (2x2) (2 Tx, 2 Rx) for each cell scanned. The
(dB) condition number is a measure of the
orthogonality of the MIMO streams,
Freqs 1–12
and hence an indication of whether the
MIMO channel is currently capable of
supporting spatial multiplexing. The
lower the condition number, the better.
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Sc 1st MIMO 0 ... 2 0 ... 503 The estimated rank of the channel
Estimated matrix in a 2 × 2 MIMO configuration
Rank (2x2) (2 Tx, 2 Rx) for each cell scanned.
Rank estimates are computed for both
Freqs 1–12
open-loop and closed-loop MIMO, and
the better estimate is presented.
Sc 1st MIMO Text 0 ... 503 Type of MIMO that has the best
Estimated estimated rank:
Rank Type “OL”: Open-loop
Freqs 1–12 “CL”: Closed-loop
“OL + CL”: Open-loop and closed-loop
have equal rank
Sc 1st MNC 0 ... 999 0 ... 503 Mobile Network Code of each cell
scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st No Of 0 ... 504 – Total number of detected Physical

Cell Identities Layer Cell Identities on this EARFCN.
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st No Of 1 ... 2 – The number of scanner Rx antennas

Rx Antennas used in scanning this EARFCN.
Freqs 1–12
Sc 1st No Of 0 ... 4 0 ... 503 Number of Tx ports for each cell

Tx Antennas scanned.
Freqs 1–12
Sc 1st P-SCH –140 ... 25 0 ... 503 P-SCH received power for each cell
RP (dBm) dBm scanned.
Freqs 1–4
Sc 1st RRC 0 ... 228 – 1 0 ... 503 ECI, E-UTRAN Cell Identifier, of each
Cell Identity cell scanned, expressed in decimal
format.  3GPP 36.300, section 8.2
Freqs 1–12, B
Sc 1st RS –40 ... 60 0 ... 503 Reference Signal CINR for each cell
CINR (dB) dB scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B
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Sc 1st RSRP –140 ... 25 0 ... 503 Reference Signal Received Power
(dBm) dBm (sum total over all Tx ports) for each
cell scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B
“Sc 1st RSRP –140 ... 25 0 ... 503 Reference Signal Received Power for
Rxi Txj (dBm)” dBm Tx port j (j = 1 ... 4) as received on Rx
IEs antenna i (i = 1 ... 2), for each cell
scanned.
Freqs 1–4
Sc 1st RSRQ –40 ... 40 0 ... 503 Reference Signal Received Quality
(dB) dB (sum total over all Tx ports) for each
cell scanned.
Freqs 1–12, B
“Sc 1st RSRQ –40 ... 40 0 ... 503 Reference Signal Received Quality for
Rxi Txj (dB)” dB Tx port j (j = 1 ... 4) as received on Rx
IEs antenna i (i = 1 ... 2), for each cell
Freqs 1–4 scanned.
Sc 1st SCH –40 ... 60 0 ... 503 DRT: Synch Channel (not specified as
CINR (dB) dB P-SCH or S-SCH) CINR for each cell
Freqs 1–12, B scanned.
PCTel: P-SCH CINR for each cell
scanned.
R&S: S-SCH CINR for each cell
scanned.
Sc 1st SCH RQ –40 ... 40 0 ... 503 DRT: Synch Channel (not specified as
(dB) dB P-SCH or S-SCH) Received Quality for
each cell scanned.
Freqs 1–12
PCTel: P-SCH Received Quality for
each cell scanned.
R&S, Andrew: S-SCH Received
Quality for each cell scanned.
Sc 1st S-SCH –140 ... 25 0 ... 503 S-SCH Received Power for each cell
RP (dBm) dBm scanned.
Freqs 1–4
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Sc 1st Time 0 ... 307199 0 ... 503 Time offset (in samples) from the
Offset beginning of the current frame,
(samples) adjusted so that a frame begins at the
GPS one-second tick epoch.
Freqs 1–12
“Sc 2nd (etc.)” These elements are analogous to “Sc 1st” but pertain to the
IEs: General second (etc.) EARFCN scanned.
remark
Note: More IEs are provided for EARFCNs 1–4 than for
EARFCNs 5–12, as detailed for the “Sc 1st” elements above.
“Sc Best” IEs: These elements combine cells from all scanned EARFCNs,
General sorted by descending RSRQ (Es/I0). The sorting order within the
remark “Best” elements is not affected by the settings in the General
window (see UM section 21.2.8.1).
Note: Fewer IEs are provided than for any individual EARFCN, as
detailed under the “Sc 1st” elements above (“B” for “Best”).
“Sc RSSI” IEs: These elements derive from RSSI scanning.

General
The argument, where present, is a sequence number pointing to
remark scanned frequencies as specified by the “Sc RSSI Frequency
(MHz)” element, unless otherwise indicated.
Sc RSSI (dBm) –140 ... 25 1 ... RSSI for each scanned cell.
dBm 1000
Sc RSSI (dBm) –140 ... 25 0 ... RSSI for each scanned cell.
[EARFCN] dBm 39649
Argument: EARFCN.
Sc RSSI Band Text 1 ... Band to which each scanned cell

1000 belongs.
Sc RSSI Text 1 ... Bandwidth used for each scanned cell.

Bandwidth 1000
Sc RSSI Count 0 ... 1000 – Number of cells scanned.
Sc RSSI 0 ... 39649 1 ... EARFCN of each scanned cell.

EARFCN 1000 Regarding EARFCN numbering, see
 3GPP 36.101.
Sc RSSI 0 ... 6 · 106 1 ... Frequency of each cell scanned.

Frequency MHz 1000
(MHz)
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Schedule Text – Schedule request status: “Idle” or

Request Status “Pending”.
“Serving Cell” These elements pertain to the current serving cell or cells. In case
IEs: General of carrier aggregation (CA), the serving cells are distinguished in
remark a subset of IEs.
Argument: Unless otherwise noted, 1 = primary serving cell, 2 =
secondary serving cell (CA), and 3 = tertiary serving cell (CA). IEs
lacking an argument are valid for the primary serving cell when
CA is used. This is also true of elements whose argument has a
different meaning, as detailed below.
Serving Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 3 Received signal strength on the

Channel RSSI dBm EARFCN each serving cell is using.
(dBm)
CA
Serving Cell 1 ... 3 – Number of serving cells: greater than

Count one in case of carrier aggregation.
CA
Serving Cell 0 ... 50000 – Distance from UE to the serving cell.

Distance (m) m
data.
Serving Cell DL Text 1 ... 3 Downlink bandwidth of serving cell.

Bandwidth One of: 1.4 MHz, 3 MHz, 5 MHz,
10 MHz, 15 MHz, 20 MHz.
CA
Serving Cell DL 0 ... 39649 1 ... 3 Downlink EARFCN of each serving

EARFCN cell. Regarding EARFCN numbering,
see  3GPP 36.101.
CA
Serving Cell DL 0 ... 3000 1 ... 3 Downlink frequency of serving cell.

Frequency MHz
(MHz)
CA
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Serving Cell DL –140 ... 25 1 ... 3 Downlink pathloss for serving cell.
Pathloss (dB) dBm Calculated as (eNodeB transmit
CA power) – Serving Cell RSRP (dBm).
The eNodeB transmit power is
updated from the RRC Connection
Reconfiguration message and (for
single carrier only) from SIB 2.
Serving Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 3 Cell frame timing of each serving cell
Frame Timing LTE Ts units relative to the network’s absolute time
Rx1 reference, as received on antenna
Rx1.
CA
Serving Cell 0 ... 307199 1 ... 3 Cell frame timing of each serving cell
Frame Timing LTE Ts units relative to the network’s absolute time
Rx2 reference, as received on antenna
Rx2.
CA
Serving Cell Text 1 ... 3 Frequency band to which each serving

Frequency cell EARFCN belongs.
Band
CA
Serving Cell 0 ... 503 1 ... 3 Physical Layer Cell Identity of each
Identity serving cell, equal to 3  PCIG + PCI.
CA  3GPP 36.211, section 6.11
Serving Cell 0 ... 2 1 ... 3 PCI of each serving cell.

Identity (Cell
Part)
CA
Serving Cell 0 ... 167 1 ... 3 PCIG of each serving cell.

Identity (Group
Part)
CA
Serving Cell 0 ... 65535 – MCC of serving cell.

MCC
Serving Cell 0 ... 65535 – MNC of serving cell.

MNC
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Serving Cell Text – Name of serving cell.

Serving Cell Text – PLMN (MCC and MNC) of serving cell.

PLMN
Serving Cell 0 ... 228 – 1 – ECI, E-UTRAN Cell Identifier, of

RRC Cell serving cell, expressed in decimal
Identity format.  3GPP 36.300, section 8.2
Serving Cell 0 ... 255 – Cell Id part (8 bits) of ECI for serving
RRC Cell cell, expressed in decimal.
Identity (Cell
Part)
Serving Cell Text: – Cell Id part of ECI for serving cell,

RRC Cell “00” ... “FF” expressed in hexadecimal.
Identity (Cell
Part Hex)
Serving Cell 0 ... 220 – 1 – eNodeB Identifier part (20 bits) of ECI
RRC Cell for serving cell, expressed in decimal.
Identity (eNB
Part)
Serving Cell Text: – eNodeB Identifier part of ECI for

RRC Cell “00000” serving cell, expressed in
Identity (eNB ... “FFFFF” hexadecimal.
Part Hex)
Serving Cell –40 ... 60 1 ... 3 CINR for Reference Signal of each
RS CINR (dB) dB serving cell.
CA
Serving Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 3 Reference Signal Received Power for
RSRP (dBm) dBm each serving cell. Sum of contributions
from antennas Rx1 and Rx2.
CA
Serving Cell –140 ... 25 1 ... 3 RSRP contribution from eNodeB

(dBm) Rx1.
CA
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CA

(dBm) Rx1.
CA

(dBm) Rx2.
CA
Serving Cell –140 ... 25 0 ... 1 The RSRP of the dedicated reference
RSRP-DRS dBm signal on each antenna port.
(dBm)
Argument: Antenna port number.
Serving Cell –40 ... 40 1 ... 3 Reference Signal Received Quality.

RSRQ (dB) dB Sum of contributions from antennas
Rx1 and Rx2.
CA
Serving Cell –40 ... 40 1 ... 3 RSRQ contribution from eNodeB

(dB) Rx1.
CA

(dB) Rx2.
CA

(dB) Rx1.
CA

(dB) Rx2.
CA
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Serving Cell –40 ... 60 – Average SINR of dedicated reference

SINR-DRS dB signals, taken over antenna ports 0
(dB) and 1.
Serving Cell Text 1 ... 3 This element is populated only for

Small Cell TEMS Pocket logfiles, taking the value
Indication “Small Cell” for serving cells that have
been identified in a transmitter file
CA
contained in an iBwave indoor map
set, and “Other Cell” otherwise.
Serving Cell Text – Tracking Area Code of serving cell.

TAC
Serving Cell –140 ... 25 – Total Reference Signal power for

Total RS Power dBm serving cell, calculated from serving
(dBm) cell RSRP and channel bandwidth.
Valid only for the bandwidths 5 MHz
and 10 MHz.
Serving Cell –20 ... 20 0 ... 2 Difference between transmit powers of

Tx1-Tx2 Per dB eNodeB Tx1 and Tx2 antennas, as
Rx Antenna received on each Rx antenna. Each
(dB) presented value is an average over 20
samples in the time domain.
Argument:
0: Mean of Rx1 and Rx2 values
1: Rx1
2: Rx2
Serving Cell UL 0 ... 39649 – Uplink EARFCN of serving cell.

EARFCN Regarding EARFCN numbering, see
 3GPP 36.101.
Serving Cell UL 0 ... 3000 – Uplink frequency of serving cell.

Frequency MHz
(MHz)
Serving Cell Text 1 ... 3 This element is populated only for

Zone TEMS Pocket logfiles, indicating which
CA of the zones defined in an iBwave
indoor map set each serving cell
belongs to.
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Signal To Noise –40 ... 60 – Signal-to-noise ratio for samples

Ratio Rank 1 dB where Rank Indication = 1.
Signal To Noise –40 ... 60 0 ... 1 Signal-to-noise ratio for samples

Ratio Rank 2 dB where Rank Indication = 2.
Argument:
0: Rx1 antenna
1: Rx2 antenna
“Spectr Ana” These elements are populated by spectrum analysis scanning.

remark
The argument, where present, is a sequence number pointing to
scanned frequencies as indicated by the “Spectr Ana Sc Freq
(kHz)” element.
Spectr Ana Sc 698,000 ... 1 ... Scanned frequencies in ascending

Freq (kHz) 3,800,000 3001 order.
kHz
Spectr Ana Sc 0 ... 3001 – The number of frequencies swept by

No Of Freq the scan.
Spectr Ana Sc –140 ... 25 1 ... RSSI of frequencies scanned.

RSSI (dBm) dBm 3001
Speed (km/h) 0 ... 250 – Speed in km/h.

km/h
Speed (mph) 0 ... 160 – Speed in mph.

mph
SRS Resource 0 ... 100 – Number of resource blocks allocated

Blocks to transmission of sounding reference
signals.
SRS TX Power –50 ... 23 – Transmit power of sounding reference

dBm signal.  3GPP 36.211, section 5.5.3
SRS Usage 0 ... 100 – Percentage of subframes in which the

Rate % UE transmits a sounding reference
signal.
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SSS IEs: These elements relate to the part of the cell search procedure
General making use of the secondary synchronization signal.
remark
Argument: Points to a cell detected during the cell search.
SSS Detected 0 ... 16 – Number of cells detected.

Cell Count
SSS Detected 0 ... 39649 1 ... 16 EARFCNs of cells detected.

Cell EARFCN
SSS Detected 0 ... 503 1 ... 16 Physical Layer Cell Identity (equal to
Cell Identity 3  PCIG + PCI) of cells detected.
SSS Detected –25 ... 20 1 ... 16 SSS power for cells detected,
Cell Power dB expressed as a value in decibel.
“Strongest Sc These elements contain RSSI scan data.

RSSI” IEs:
Argument: The frequencies are sorted by decreasing RSSI.
General
remark
Strongest Sc –140 ... 25 1 ... 16 Received signal strength.

RSSI (dBm) dBm
Strongest Sc Text 1 ... 16 Scanned frequency band.

RSSI Band
Strongest Sc 0 ... 39649 1 ... 16 Scanned EARFCN.

RSSI EARFCN
Strongest Sc 0 ... 6 · 106 1 ... 16 Scanned frequency.

RSSI kHz
Frequency
(kHz)
“TDD” IEs: These elements pertain to the TDD (Time Division Duplex) mode
General of operation within LTE, also known as TD-LTE.
remark
TDD Ack 0 ... 1 – ACK/NACK feedback mode for TDD.

Reporting  3GPP 36.212, section 5.2.2.6
Mode 0: Multiplexing
1: Bundling
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TDD Ack Text – Same as TDD Ack Reporting Mode but

Reporting in text format.
Mode (Text)
TDD n_CCE 0 ... 96 – Average number of the first CCE used

(Average) for transmission of the corresponding
PDCCH.  3GPP 36.213, section 10.1
(nCCE)
TDD n_CCE 0 ... 96 – Maximum number of the first CCE

(Max) used for transmission of the
corresponding PDCCH. Compare TDD
n_CCE (Average).
TDD n_CCE 0 ... 96 – Minimum number of the first CCE used

(Min) for transmission of the corresponding
PDCCH. Compare TDD n_CCE
(Average).
TDD N_p 0 ... 100 0 ... 14 Value distribution of Np, used in the
Distribution (%) % calculation of n(1)PUCCH, resource
index for PUCCH formats 1/1a/1b.
 3GPP 36.213, section 10.1
Argument: Represents possible
values of Np.
0: Value = 0
1: Value = 1
2: Value = 3
3: Value = 5
4: Value = 8
5: Value = 11
6: Value = 13
7: Value = 16
8: Value = 22
9: Value = 27
10: Value = 41
11: Value = 44
12: Value = 55
13: Value = 66
14: Value = 88
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TDD N_(p+1) 0 ... 100 0 ... 14 Value distribution of Np+1, used in the
Distribution (%) % calculation of n(1)PUCCH, resource
index for PUCCH formats 1/1a/1b.
 3GPP 36.213, section 10.1
Argument: See TDD N_p Distribution
(%).
TDD Position 0 ... 100 0 ... 9 Value distribution of the index m for
Of Minimum k % which km is the smallest value in the
Distribution (%) set K such that UE detects a PDCCH
in subframe n – km ( 3GPP 36.213,
section 10.1). Used in calculating
n(1)PUCCH, resource index for PUCCH
formats 1/1a/1b. Valid only when TDD
Ack Reporting Mode = Bundling.
Argument: Represents possible
values of m.
TDD Special 0 ... 8 – TDD special subframe configuration.

Subframe  3GPP 36.211, table 4.2-1
Configuration
TDD UL/DL 0 ... 6 – TDD uplink–downlink configuration.

Configuration  3GPP 36.211, table 4.2-2
TDD UL/DL 5 ... 10 – TDD downlink-to-uplink switch-point

Configuration ms periodicity.  3GPP 36.211, table 4.2-
Type 2
“TD-SCDMA Argument: TD-SCDMA neighbors are sorted by decreasing

Neighbor” IEs: RSCP.
General
remark
TD-SCDMA –140 ... 25 1 ... 16 Carrier RSSI of measured TD-SCDMA

Neighbor dBm neighbors.
Carrier RSSI
(dBm)
TD-SCDMA 0 ... 127 1 ... 16 Cell Parameter IDs of measured TD-

Neighbor CPID SCDMA neighbors.
TD-SCDMA –34 ... 0 1 ... 16 Ec/N0 of measured TD-SCDMA

Neighbor dB neighbors.
Ec/No (dB)
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TD-SCDMA 0 ... 16 – Number of TD-SCDMA neighbors

Neighbor No Of measured.
TD-SCDMA –140 ... –15 1 ... 16 RSCP of measured TD-SCDMA

RSCP (dBm)
TD-SCDMA 0 ... 16383 1 ... 16 UARFCNs of measured TD-SCDMA

Neighbor neighbors.
UARFCN

“hh:mm:ss.ddd”, where “ddd” =
decimal seconds.
Time (ms) 0 ... – Current time in ms.

86,400,000
ms (= 24 h)
Timing 0 ... 2047 – Timing Advance, an adjustment of

Advance See uplink transmission timing in relation to
downlink timing, introduced to
Description
compensate for propagation delay.
Regarding the mechanism, see
 3GPP 36.321, section 5.2. For the
representation of values, see  3GPP
36.213, section 4.2.3.
Timing 0 ... 1 · 106 – Timing Advance value converted to

Advance m distance in meters.
(meters)
Transmission 1 ... 10 – LTE transmission mode as numbered

Mode in  3GPP 36.213, Table 7.2.3-0.
Updated from Layer 3 messages.
Transmission Text – Same as Transmission Mode but in

Mode (Text) text format (“TM-1”, etc.).
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Transmission 1 ... 10 – PDSCH transmission scheme

Scheme corresponding to Transmission Mode
as laid out in  3GPP 36.213, Table
7.2.3-0. Updated from UE mode
reports.
1: Single-antenna transmission
2: Transmit diversity
3: Open-loop codebook-based
precoding (in case of multiple layers)
4: Closed-loop codebook-based
precoding
5: Multi-user MIMO version of mode 4
6: Closed-loop codebook-based
precoding using single-layer
transmission
7: Non-codebook-based precoding
supporting single-layer PDSCH
transmission
supporting up to two layers
supporting up to eight layers
(extension of scheme 8)
10: Extension of scheme 9 for
enhanced support of different means
of downlink multi-point coordination
and transmission (CoMP)
Transmission Text – Same as Transmission Scheme but in

Scheme (Text) text format with explanatory strings
similar to those above.
UE Category Text – E-UTRA UE category.  3GPP 36.306
UE PUCCH Tx –30 ... 30 – UE PUCCH Channel average transmit

Power (dBm) dBm power.
UE PUSCH Tx –30 ... 30 – UE PUSCH Channel average transmit

Power (dBm) dBm power.
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UE Tx Power –30 ... 30 – UE average transmit power.

(dBm) dBm
“WCDMA Argument: WCDMA neighbors are sorted by decreasing CPICH

Neighbor” IEs: Ec/N0.
General
remark
WCDMA –34 ... 0 1 ... 32 CPICH Ec/N0 of measured WCDMA

Neighbor dB neighbors.
CPICH Ec/No
(dB)
WCDMA –140 ... –15 1 ... 32 CPICH RSCP of measured WCDMA

CPICH RSCP
(dBm)
WCDMA 0 ... 511 1 ... 32 Scrambling codes of measured

Neighbor SC WCDMA neighbors.
WCDMA 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 UARFCNs of measured WCDMA

Neighbor neighbors.
(frequency
UARFCN band
dependent)
WCDMA 0 ... 32 – Number of measured WCDMA

Neighbors No neighbors.
Of
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3.4. TD-SCDMA Information Elements
3.4.1. General
This category includes a large number of elements that are not TDD-specific,
as well as many that also make an appearance in the GSM and/or WCDMA
categories. The latter elements relate to parts of the 3GPP specifications that
TD-SCDMA shares with GSM and/or WCDMA.
IE Name Range/Unit Arg. Description

29028
ft

8848
m
Attach Allowed Text – Attach Allowed parameter for serving

(Text) cell.
Channel 0 ... 30 – Channel Quality Indicator, CQI. Values

Quality are defined in  3GPP 25.214, section
Indicator 6A.2.
C-RNTI 0 ... 65535 – Cell Radio Network Temporary Identity.

 3GPP 36.321
DCH SIR (dB) –20 ... 20 – Signal-to-interference ratio measured

dB on the DCH.
DCH SIR –20 ... 20 – SIR target ordered for DCH.

Target (dB) dB
DPCH IEs: All of these Dedicated Physical Channel elements are calculated
General over the device’s latest reporting period.
remark
DPCH C/I –30 ... 60 – Average DPCH C/I taken over all
Average (dB) dB timeslots.
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DPCH C/I Best –30 ... 60 – DPCH C/I for best timeslot.
(dB) dB
DPCH C/I –30 ... 60 – DPCH C/I for worst timeslot.

Worst (dB) dB
DPCH ISCP –116 ... –25 – Average DPCH ISCP taken over all
Average (dBm) dBm timeslots.
DPCH ISCP –116 ... –25 – DPCH ISCP for best timeslot.
Best (dBm) dBm
DPCH ISCP –116 ... –25 – DPCH ISCP for worst timeslot.
Worst (dBm) dBm
DPCH RSCP –116 ... –25 – Average DPCH RSCP taken over all
Average (dBm) dBm timeslots.
DPCH RSCP –116 ... –25 – DPCH RSCP for best timeslot.
Best (dBm) dBm
DPCH RSCP –116 ... –25 – DPCH RSCP for worst timeslot.
Worst (dBm) dBm
DPCH SIR (dB) –20 ... 20 – DPCH SIR.

dB
DPCH SIR –20 ... 20 – DPCH SIR Target.

Target (dB) dB
DPCH Timeslot 1 ... 6 – Number of downlink timeslots

Count DL occupied by one or more DPCH(s) at
least once during the latest reporting
period.
DPCH Timeslot 1 ... 6 – Number of uplink timeslots occupied

Count UL by one or more DPCH(s) at least once
during the latest reporting period.
DSCH SIR (dB) –20 ... 20 – Downlink Shared Channel SIR.

dB
Error PDU 0 ... 231 – 1 – Number of MAC-hs PDUs with errors.

Number

Version
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GSM Neighbor 0 ... 1023 1 ... 16 ARFCNs of measured GSM neighbors.

ARFCN Argument: 1 gives the neighbor with
the highest signal strength, etc.
GSM Neighbor Text 1 ... 16 Base Station Identity Codes (in text
BSIC format) of measured GSM neighbors.
Argument: See GSM Neighbor
ARFCN.
GSM Neighbor –110 ... –47 1 ... 16 RxLev of measured GSM neighbors.
RxLev (dBm) dBm
Argument: See GSM Neighbor
ARFCN.
HARQ Process 0 ... 65535 – Identity of HS-DSCH HARQ process.

ID
Heading 0 ... 360 – Direction of travel measured in

H-RNTI 0 ... 65535 – HSPA Radio Network Temporary

Identity.
HS 16-QAM 0 ... 100 – Use of 16-QAM as modulation method,

Modulation % expressed as a percentage of time.
Rate
HS Assoc –30 ... 60 – C/I for non-HS DPCH associated with

DPCH C/I (dB) dB HS session.
HS Assoc –116 ... –25 – ISCP for non-HS DPCH associated

DPCH ISCP dBm with HS session.
(dBm)
HS Assoc –116 ... –25 – RSCP for non-HS DPCH associated

DPCH RSCP dBm with HS session.
(dBm)
HS Assoc –20 ... 20 – SIR for non-HS DPCH associated with

DPCH SIR (dB) dB HS session.
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HS CQI (Max) 0 ... 30 – The maximum value of the CQI

See (Channel Quality Indicator) during the
latest reporting period.
Description
The definition of the CQI values is
given in  3GPP 25.214, section 6A.2.
HS CQI (Mean) 0 ... 30 – The mean CQI value during the latest
reporting period.
HS CQI (Min) 0 ... 30 – The minimum CQI value during the

HSDPA Text – HSDPA Category which the UE reports

Category support for.  3GPP 25.306, table
5.1a
HSDPA TS <n> 0 ... 1 – Indicates for each timeslot whether it

Valid, n = 2 ... 6 has been occupied by an HS-PDSCH
at least once during the latest reporting
period. The value 1 means “yes”, and
the value 0 means “no”.
HS-DSCH ACK 0 ... 100 – ACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on the HS-
Rate % DSCH.
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the HS-DSCH for

BLER % first transmission.
HS-DSCH DTX 0 ... 100 – DTX rate on the HS-DSCH:

Rate % Percentage of TTIs estimated by the
device as “not used” on downlink.
HS-DSCH Text – Type of HS downlink modulation used.

Modulation DL
Type
HS-DSCH Text – Type of HS uplink modulation used.

Modulation UL
Type
HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – NACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on the

NACK Rate % HS-DSCH.
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HS-DSCH 0 ... 100 – Retransmission rate on the HS-DSCH.

Retrans- %
mission Rate
HS-DSCH 0 ... 2500 – Throughput on the HS-DSCH.

Throughput kbit/s
HS MAC PDU 0 ... 1456 – Average size of MAC-hs PDUs.

Average Size bytes
HS MAC PDU 0 ... 100 – Percentage of MAC-hs PDUs

Discard Rate % discarded.
(%)
HS MAC PDU 0 ... 2500 – MAC-hs PDU receive rate expressed

Receive Rate kbit/s in kbit/s.
(kbit/s)
HS-PDSCH All of these elements are calculated over the device’s latest
IEs: General reporting period.
remark
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of ACKs on the HS-PDSCH.

Ack Number
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 – ACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on the HS-

Ack Rate % PDSCH.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 – Block error rate on the HS-PDSCH.

BLER (%) %
HS-PDSCH C/I –30 ... 60 – Average C/I taken over all HS-
Average (dB) dB PDSCHs (= all timeslots) in use.
HS-PDSCH C/I –30 ... 60 – Best C/I among all HS-PDSCHs in

Best (dB) dB use.
HS-PDSCH C/I –30 ... 60 – Worst C/I among all HS-PDSCHs in

Worst (dB) dB use.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 16 – Average number of channelization

Codes Used codes used on the HS-PDSCH.
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of blocks with bad CRC on the

CRC Error HS-PDSCH.
Count
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HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Total number of decoded HS-PDSCH

CRC Total blocks.
Count
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 31 – End channelization code (in code tree)

End Channel- being used on HS-PDSCH.
ization Code
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Average ISCP taken over all HS-
ISCP Average dBm PDSCHs (= all timeslots) in use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Best ISCP among all HS-PDSCHs in

ISCP Best dBm use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Worst ISCP among all HS-PDSCHs in

ISCP Worst dBm use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 – Block error rate for MAC PDUs

MAC PDU % received on the HS-PDSCH.
Received
BLER (%)
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 – The percentage of MAC PDUs that

MAC PDU % were retransmissions: equal to Total
Retrans- Retransmission Count / Total Received
mission BLER Count × 100.
(%)
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Total number of MAC PDUs received.

MAC PDU
Total Received
Count
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of MAC PDUs that were

MAC PDU retransmissions.
Total Retrans-
mission Count
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of retransmissions that were

MAC PDU erroneous.
Total Retrans-
mission Error
Count
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HS-PDSCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of NACKs on the HS-PDSCH.

Nack Number
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 100 – NACK / (NACK + ACK) ratio on the

Nack Rate % HS-PDSCH.
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Average RSCP taken over all HS-
RSCP Average dBm PDSCHs (= all timeslots) in use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Best RSCP among all HS-PDSCHs in

RSCP Best dBm use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH –116 ... –25 – Worst RSCP among all HS-PDSCHs in

RSCP Worst dBm use.
(dBm)
HS-PDSCH –20 ... –20 – HS-PDSCH signal-to-interference

SIR (dB) dB ratio. (Single value reported regardless
of the number of HS-PDSCHs in use.)
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 31 – Start channelization code (in code

Start Channel- tree) being used on HS-PDSCH.
ization Code
HS-PDSCH 0 ... 4 – Number of timeslots occupied by an

Timeslots Used HS-PDSCH at least once during the
HS QPSK 0 ... 100 – Use of QPSK as HS modulation

Modulation % method, expressed as a percentage of
Rate time.
HS-SCCH C/I –30 ... 60 – C/I reported for HS-SCCH.

(dB) dB
HS-SCCH 0 ... 31 0 ... 6 Channelization code used in each

Channelization timeslot on the HS-SCCH.
Code
Argument: HS-SCCH timeslot.
HS-SCCH –116 ... –25 – ISCP reported for HS-SCCH.

ISCP (dBm) dBm
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HS-SCCH Text 0 ... 6 Midamble allocation scheme used on

Midamble the HS-SCCH.  3GPP 25.221,
Allocation section 5.6
Mode
HS-SCCH 0 ... 4 0 ... 6 Midamble configuration used in each

Midamble timeslot on the HS-SCCH.
Configuration
HS-SCCH –116 ... –25 – RSCP reported for HS-SCCH.

RSCP (dBm) dBm
HS-SCCH SIR –20 ... –20 – SIR reported for HS-SCCH.

(dB) dB
HS-SCCH –63 ... 0 – BLER target set in HS-SCCH Info,

Target Block See multiplied by 20.  3GPP 25.331,
Error Rate section 10.3.6.36a
Description
HS-SCCH 0 ... 6 – Number of HS-SCCH timeslots in use.

Timeslot
Number
HS Session 0 ... 1 – Indicates whether or not HSPA is

currently being used.
0: No
1: Yes
HS Session Text – Same as HS Session but in text

(Text) format.
HS-SICH 0 ... 999 – Number of ACKs on the HS-SICH.

Acknowl-
edgement
Count
HS-SICH 0 ... 31 0 ... 6 Channelization code used in each

Channelization timeslot on the HS-SICH.
Code
Argument: HS-SICH timeslot.
HS-SICH 0 ... 65535 – Number of HS-SICH transmissions.

Count
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HS-SICH Text 0 ... 6 Midamble allocation scheme used on

Midamble the HS-SICH.  3GPP 25.221, section
Allocation 5.6
Mode
Argument: HS-SICH timeslot
HS-SICH 0 ... 4 0 ... 6 Midamble configuration used in each

Midamble timeslot on the HS-SICH.
Configuration
Argument: HS-SICH timeslot.
HS-SICH 0 ... 6 – Number of HS-SICH timeslots in use.

Timeslot
Number
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 254 Block counts for HSPA transport block
Block Count sizes currently in use, accumulated
(Accu) over the current session.
Argument: 1 represents the first TBS
used (not TBS 1), etc.
HS Transport 0 ... 65535 1 ... 254 Block counts for HSPA transport block
Block Count sizes currently in use, collected over
(Curr) the latest report period.
Block Size bits DSCH.
HS Transport 0 ... 254 – Number of HSPA transport block sizes

Block Sizes No currently in use.
Of
“HS UL” IEs: These elements pertain to HSUPA (EUL) and are updated
General primarily when that technology is in use.
remark
However, even if only HSDPA is available in the network, uplink
activity occurring in the course of an HSDPA session may still
cause some of the HS UL elements to be populated.
HS UL 16-QAM 0 ... 100 – Use of 16-QAM as modulation method,

Rate
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HS UL E- 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs where the UE

AGCH % received an absolute grant on the E-
Success Rate AGCH.
HS UL E-DCH 0 ... 1000 – Throughput on the E-DCH.

Throughput kbit/s
(kbit/s)
HS UL E-HICH –116 ... –25 – Received signal code power on the E-

RSCP (dBm) dBm HICH.
HS UL E- 0 ... 100 – Percentage of transport blocks on the

PUCH % E-PUCH that were successfully
Successful transferred on first attempt.
First Tx Rate

Successful transferred on third or later attempt.
Other Tx Rate

Successful transferred on second attempt.
Second Tx
Rate
HS UL E- –50 ... 33 – Transmit power used on the E-PUCH.

PUCH Tx dBm
Power (dBm)

PUCH % E-PUCH that were not successfully
Unsuccessful transferred after the maximum number
Tx Rate of attempts.
HS UL E- –50 ... 33 – Transmit power used on the E-

RUCCH Tx dBm RUCCH.
Power (dBm)
HS UL Grant 0 ... 100 – Percentage of TTIs where the UE

Rate % received a grant (i.e. was allowed to
transmit).
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HS UL QPSK 0 ... 100 – Use of QPSK as modulation method,

Rate
IMEI Text – International Mobile Equipment

Identity, the unique equipment identity
of the device.  3GPP 23.003
IMSI Text – International Mobile Subscriber

Identity, the unique identity of the SIM
in the device.  3GPP 23.003
IR Version –1 ... 1 – Incremental Redundancy version

Number number.

degrees equipment.


Decimal as text.
Degrees (Text)

degrees equipment.


Degrees (Text)
Mode Text – Same as Mode (Num) but in text

format.
Mode (Num) 1 ... 7 – Relevant values:

2: Idle mode
3: Dedicated mode
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2: GSM
8: TD-SCDMA
Mode - System Text – Same as Mode - System but in text

(Text) format.
Neighbor IEs: These elements pertain to neighbors of the current serving cell.
General
Argument: The elements are sorted by descending RSCP unless
remark
otherwise specified. Argument 1 thus points to the strongest
neighbor, etc.
Neighbor –131 ... 25 1 ... 32 Carrier RSSI for each neighbor.

Carrier RSSI dBm
Neighbor Cell Text 1 ... 32 Name of each neighbor.

Neighbor CPID 0 ... 127 1 ... 32 Cell Parameter Identity for each
neighbor.
Neighbor 0 ... 999 1 ... 32 Midamble for each neighbor.

Midamble
Neighbor 46 ... 158 1 ... 32 Pathloss for each neighbor.

Pathloss dB
Neighbor P- –30 ... 0 1 ... 32 P-CCPCH Ec/N0 for each neighbor.

CCPCH Ec/No dB
Neighbor P- –116 ... –25 1 ... 32 P-CCPCH received signal code power
CCPCH RSCP dBm for each neighbor.
Neighbor –116 ... –25 0 ... 6 These elements indicate, for each of
Timeslot <n> dBm the seven strongest neighbors, ISCP
ISCP (dBm), measured for each timeslot.
n = 1 ... 7
Argument: Timeslot number.
Neighbor 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 Primary UARFCN of each neighbor.

UARFCN
(frequency
band
dependent)
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Network Mode Text – Handling of paging in the network.

Of Operation I: All paging on GPRS channels; Gs
signaling interface present
II: All paging on PCH; no Gs
III: All circuit-switched paging on PCH,
all packet-switched paging on PPCH;
no Gs.
New Data 0 ... 1 – Indicates whether at least one new

Indicator data block was received on the HS-
DSCH during the last reporting period.
PDCP Text – Compression algorithm employed by

Compress the Packet Data Convergence
Algorithm Protocol.
PDCP DL 0 ... 2500 – Downlink throughput at the PDCP

Throughput kbit/s layer.
PDCP UL 0 ... 2500 – Uplink throughput at the PDCP layer.

Throughput kbit/s
PDP Context 0 ... 60000 1 ... 11 Time to complete establishment of

Completion ms PDP context, counted from the first
Time (ms) Activate PDP Context Request
message to Activate PDP Context
Accept.
Argument: PDP context index.
Physical These elements encompass all physical channels used in TD-

Channel IEs: SCDMA.
General Argument: Sequence number.
remark
Physical 1 ... 16 1 ... 96 Code number for each physical

Channel Code channel.
Number
Physical 0 ... 96 – Total number of physical channels.

Channel Count
Physical 0 ... 47 1 ... 96 Identity of each physical channel.

Channel Id
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Physical 1 ... 16 1 ... 96 Midamble configuration used for each

Channel physical channel.
Midamble
Configuration
Physical 1 ... 16 1 ... 96 Midamble shift used for each physical

Channel channel.
Midamble Shift
Physical 1 ... 64 – Repetition period for downlink physical

Channel frames channels.
Repetition
Period DL
Physical 1 ... 64 – Repetition period for uplink physical

Channel frames channels.
Repetition
Period UL
Physical 1 ... 16 1 ... 96 Spreading factor used for each

Channel physical channel.
Spreading
Factor
Physical 0 ... 6 1 ... 96 Timeslot allocated for each physical

Channel channel.
Timeslot
PRACH 0 ... 47 – Identity of Physical Random Access

Physical Channel.
Channel ID
PRACH Text – Spreading factor used on PRACH.

Spreading
Factor (Text)
PRACH 0 ... 47 – TTI used on PRACH in milliseconds.

Transmission ms
Time Interval
(ms)
P-TMSI 0 ... – Packet TMSI (Temporary Mobile

16,777,215 Subscriber Identity).  3GPP 23.003
P-TMSI (Hex) Text – Packet TMSI in hexadecimal format.
I&E-188
Radio Bearer Text 1 ... 32 RLC downlink radio bearer mode, one
Mode Downlink of:
Radio Bearer Text 1 ... 32 RLC uplink radio bearer mode.

Mode Uplink
Received PDU 0 ... 231 – 1 – Number of MAC-hs PDUs received.

Number
RLC DL Error 0 ... 100 1 ... 32 RLC downlink block error rate for each
Rate (%) % data bearer.
RLC DL 0 ... 2500 1 ... 32 RLC downlink throughput for each

Throughput kbit/s data bearer.
(kbit/s)
RLC Radio 0 ... 65535 1 ... 32 Buffer occupancy of each RLC data
Bearer Buffer bytes bearer: the amount of data that is
Occupancy available for transmission and retrans-
mission.
RLC Radio 1 ... 32 1 ... 32 Identity of each RLC data bearer.

Bearer ID
RLC Total DL 0 ... 2500 – Total RLC downlink throughput across

Throughput kbit/s all data bearers.
RLC Total UL 0 ... 1000 – Total RLC uplink throughput across all
Throughput kbit/s data bearers.
RLC UL 0 ... 100 1 ... 32 RLC uplink retransmission ratio for

Retrans- % each data bearer.
mission Ratio
(%)
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RLC UL 0 ... 1000 1 ... 32 RLC uplink throughput for each data
Throughput kbit/s bearer.
(kbit/s)
RRC State Text – Same as RRC State (Num) but in text

format.
RRC State 0 ... 5 – State of RRC protocol:

(Num)
0: No service
1: Idle mode
2: Connected_Cell_FACH
3: Connected_Cell_DCH
4: Connected_Cell_PCH
5: Connected_URA_PCH
The state is set to idle when the UE
registers, and the information element
is then updated each time the state
changes.
 3GPP 25.331, chapter 7
“Sc <nth>” IEs: These elements contain pilot scan data from a particular
General UARFCN. The same family of elements are populated in the
remark Midamble and Sync DL modes, though with certain differences of
detail as noted below.
Argument: The sorting order within each element depends on
the General window setting: see UM section 22.3.
Sc ... Cell 0 ... 1 · 105 1 ... 128 Distance to the cell in meters.
Distance (m) m
data.
Sc ... Cell Text 1 ... 128 Name of the cell site.

Name
Requires cell file.
Sc ... CPID 0 ... 127 1 ... 128 Cell Parameter Id of the cell.
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Sc ... Ec/Io –32 ... 0 1 ... 128 The received energy per chip divided
(dB) dB by the relevant measured power
density (noise and signal) in the wide
band. This is the primary
measurement for pilot scanning. It is
taken either over the Midamble for TS0
or over SyncDL, depending on the
Measurement Mode setting; see UM
section 22.3.
Sc ... Eps/Io –32 ... 0 1 ... 128 SyncDL Ec/I0 measured over TS0: the
(dB) dB received energy per chip divided by
the relevant measured power density
(noise and signal) in the wide band.
Valid for Midamble measurement
mode only; see UM section 22.3.
Sc ... Io (dBm) –115 ... –25 1 ... 128 Wide-band channel power of the
dBm UARFCN.
Sc ... No Of 0 ... 128 – Number of cells detected on the

CPID UARFCN.
Sc ... SIR (dB) –20 ... 20 1 ... 128 Peak pilot signal-to-interference ratio.
dB Antenna 1 radiation is used. Invalid if
either pilot or interference is missing.
Sc ... Time 0 ... 25599 1 ... 128 Position of a selected CPID in quarters
Offset chip/4 of chips from the internal 1/200th
second time mark that is aligned with
GPS time, if a GPS signal is present.
Sc ... UARFCN 0 ... 16383 1 ... 128 Scanned UARFCN.

(frequency
band
dependent)
“Sc Best” IEs These elements combine cells from all scanned UARFCNs,
sorted by descending Ec/I0. The sorting order of the “Best”
elements is not affected by the settings in the General window
(see UM section 22.3).
Regarding pilot scanning in general, again see UM section 22.3.
Argument (where present): 1 is the cell with the highest Ec/I0,
etc.
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“Sc RSSI” IEs: These elements derive from RSSI scanning.

General The argument, where present, is a sequence number pointing to
remark
scanned frequencies as specified by the “Sc RSSI Frequency
(MHz)” element, unless otherwise indicated.
Sc RSSI (dBm) –131 ... 25 1 ... RSSI for each scanned frequency.
dBm 1500
Sc RSSI (dBm) –131 ... 25 0 ... RSSI for each scanned frequency.
[UARFCN] dBm 16383
Argument: UARFCN.
Sc RSSI Band Text 1 ... Band to which each scanned

1500 frequency belongs.
Sc RSSI Count 0 ... 1500 – Number of frequencies scanned.
Sc RSSI 0 ... 6000 1 ... Frequency scanned.

Frequency MHz 1500
(MHz)
Sc RSSI 0 ... 16383 1 ... UARFCN where each scanned

UARFCN 1500 frequency is located.
Serving IEs: These elements pertain to the current serving cell.

General
remark
Serving C/I –30 ... 60 – C/I of serving cell. Calculated as

dB Serving P-CCPCH RSCP – Timeslot
ISCP (dBm) for timeslot 0 (the timeslot
always used by the P-CCPCH).
Valid only if Serving Current UARFCN
= Serving Primary UARFCN.
Serving Carrier –131 ... 25 – Carrier RSSI for serving cell.

RSSI dBm
Serving Cell Text – Indicates whether or not the serving

Barred cell is barred.
Serving Cell Id 0 ... 228 – 1 – Cell identity of serving cell.
Serving Cell Id Text – Cell identity of serving cell: text string

(Dec) in decimal format.
I&E-192
Serving Cell Id Text: – Cell identity of serving cell: text string

(Hex) “0000000” in hexadecimal format.
...
“FFFFFFF”
Serving Cell Text – Name of serving cell.

Serving 3 ... 9 – Same as Serving DRX Coefficient.

Coefficient
Serving CPID 0 ... 127 – Cell Parameter Identity of serving cell.
Serving 0 ... 16383 – UARFCN currently used by the serving

Current (frequency cell: either the Primary UARFCN or a
UARFCN different UARFCN (the latter in
band
dedicated mode only).
dependent)
Serving DRX 3 ... 9 – DRX (Discontinuous Reception)

Coefficient coefficient for serving cell, represented
as a value k, where 2k is the DRX
cycle length in radio frames.  3GPP
25.331
Serving LAC 0 ... 65535 – LAC of serving cell.
Serving LAC Text: – LAC of serving cell in hexadecimal

(Hex) “0000” ... format.
“FFFF”
Serving Max –50 ... 33 – The maximum transmit power the

Allowed UL dBm terminal is allowed to use.
TxPower (dBm)
Serving MCC 000 ... 999 – Mobile Country Code of serving cell.
Serving 0 ... 999 – Midamble used in serving cell.

Midamble
Serving MNC 000 ... 999 – Mobile Network Code of serving cell.
May consist of two or three digits.
Serving 46 ... 158 – Pathloss for serving cell.

Pathloss dB
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Serving P- –30 ... 0 – P-CCPCH Ec/N0 for the serving cell.

CCPCH Ec/No dB
Serving P- –116 ... –25 – P-CCPCH received signal code power

CCPCH RSCP dBm for the serving cell.
Serving P- –11 ... 20 – P-CCPCH signal-to-interference ratio

CCPCH SIR dB for the serving cell.
Serving 0 ... 16383 – UARFCN used for control signaling by

Primary (frequency the serving cell. This UARFCN may
UARFCN also be used for traffic.
band
dependent)
Serving 0 ... 40 – Cell reselection parameter Qhyst1s for

Q-hysteresis dB serving cell: hysteresis value.  3GPP
(dB) 25.304, section 5.2.6.1.5
Serving –115 ... –25 – Cell reselection parameter Qrxlevmin,

Q-rxlev-min dBm specifying the minimum required
(dBm) RxLev in the serving cell.  3GPP
25.304, section 5.2.6.1.5
Serving RAC 0 ... 255 – RAC of serving cell in decimal format.
Serving RAC Text: – RAC of serving cell in hexadecimal

(Hex) “00” ... “FF” format.
Serving 0 ... 91 – Cell reselection parameter Sintersearch

S-intersearch dB for serving cell: threshold for inter-
Threshold frequency measurements.  3GPP
25.304, section 5.2.6.1.5
Serving 0 ... 91 – Cell reselection parameter Sintrasearch

S-intrasearch dB for serving cell: threshold for intra-
Threshold frequency measurements.  3GPP
25.304, section 5.2.6.1.5
Serving T- 0 ... 31 – Cell reselection timer value

reselection (s) s Treselections.  3GPP 25.304, section
5.2.6.1.5
Serving URA 0 ... 228 – 1 – URA identity of serving cell.

ID
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km/h

mph
“Strongest Sc These elements contain RSSI scan data.

RSSI” IEs:
Argument: The frequencies are sorted by decreasing RSSI.
General
remark
Strongest Sc –131 ... 25 1 ... 32 Received signal strength.

RSSI (dBm) dBm
Strongest Sc Text 1 ... 32 Scanned frequency band.

RSSI Band
Strongest Sc 0 ... 6000 1 ... 32 Scanned frequency.

RSSI MHz
Frequency
(MHz)
Strongest Sc 0 ... 16383 1 ... 32 Scanned UARFCN.

RSSI UARFCN
Sub System 0 ... 228 – 1 – Subsystem frame number.

Frame Number
Sync Id Uplink 0 ... 228 – 1 – Equal to SYNC-UL ID in  3GPP

25.223, section 8.3.
Sync Pathloss 46 ... 158 – Pathloss on uplink synchronization

Uplink dB channel UpPCH.
Sync Tx Power –50 ... 33 – UpPCH transmit power.

Uplink dBm
Sync UL Wait 0 ... 999 – Number of subframes to wait for

Time subframes acknowledgement from the network
(subframes) after sending a signature on the
UpPCH.
Sync Uplink 0 ... 231 – 1 – UpPCH signature retransmission

Counter counter in physical random access
procdure.
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T3212 0 ... 255 – Value of timer T3212 controlling

deci-hours periodic location area updating. Given
as raw value in deci-hours (0 means
no periodic updates).  3GPP 24.008

“hh:mm:ss.dd”, where “dd” = decimal
seconds.

86,400,000
ms (= 24 h)
Timeslot IEs: The argument is equal to the timeslot index: 0 means TS 0, etc.
General
remark
Timeslot Code 0 ... 8 0 ... 6 Number of channelization codes in use

Count for each timeslot during a non-HS
session.
Timeslot Code 0 ... 16 0 ... 6 Number of channelization codes in use

Count HS- for each timeslot during an HS
PDSCH session.
Timeslot Code 1 ... 16 0 ... 6 Spreading factor used for the channel-
Spreading ization codes in each timeslot.
Factor Possible values are {1, 2, 4, 8, 16} on
the uplink and {1, 16} on the downlink.
Timeslot Text 0 ... 6 Direction of transmission for each used

Direction timeslot: “UL” or “DL”.
Timeslot DPCH –116 ... –25 0 ... 6 Dedicated Physical Channel received
RSCP (dBm) dBm signal code power, measured and
reported per timeslot.
Timeslot DPCH –116 ... –25 – Sum of DPCH received signal code
RSCP Sum dBm powers for all reported timeslots. The
(dBm) summing is done in the mW domain.
Timeslot HS- –30 ... 60 0 ... 6 HS-PDSCH C/I, measured and

PDSCH C/I dB reported per timeslot.
(dB)
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Timeslot HS- –116 ... –25 0 ... 6 HS-PDSCH interference signal code
PDSCH ISCP dBm power, measured and reported per
(dBm) timeslot.
Timeslot HS- –116 ... –25 0 ... 6 HS-PDSCH received signal code
PDSCH RSCP dBm power, measured and reported per
(dBm) timeslot.
Timeslot ISCP –116 ... –25 0 ... 6 Interference signal code power for
(dBm) dBm each timeslot.
Timing –16 ... 240 – Timing Advance parameter stated in

Advance chips chip units.
(chips)
TMSI 0 ... 232 – 1 – Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity;

 3GPP 23.003
TMSI (Hex) Text – TMSI in hexadecimal format.
TPC DL –1, 0, 1 – Inner loop power control indication

pertaining to the downlink.
Based on the recent history of power
control decisions:
• The value –1 means that the power
has been adjusted predominantly
downward.
• The value 0 means that the upward
and downward power adjustments
have canceled out exactly.
• The value +1 means that the power
has been adjusted predominantly
upward.
TPC Step (dB) 1 ... 3 – Transmit power control step size in dB.
dB
TPC UL –1, 0, 1 – Inner loop power control indication

pertaining to the uplink. Works the
same way as TPC DL.
Transport 0 ... 100 1 ... 32 Block error rate for each downlink
Channel BLER % transport channel.
DL Argument: Transport channel index.
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Transport 0 ... 100 – Block error rate averaged over all

Channel BLER % downlink transport channels.
Total DL
Transport 0 ... 32 – Number of downlink transport

Channel Count channels.
DL
Transport 0 ... 32 – Number of uplink transport channels.

Channel Count
UL
Transport 1 ... 32 1 ... 32 Identity of each downlink transport

Channel ID DL channel.
Argument: Transport channel index.
UE TxPower –50 ... 33 – UE transmit power in dBm. Valid only

(dBm) dBm in connected mode.
UpPCH –120 ... 30 – Uplink pilot channel transmit power.

TxPower (dBm) dBm
U-RNTI 0 ... 232 – 1 – UTRAN Radio Network Temporary

Identity.
U-RNTI (Dec) Text – UTRAN Radio Network Temporary

Identity in decimal.
Voice Frame 0 ... 100 – Frame error rate for voice service.
Error Rate (%) %
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3.5. CDMA Information Elements
Access 0 ... 7 – Maximum number of Access Channel

Channel Max or Enhanced Access Channel frames
Capsule Size in an Access Channel Message
Capsule, less 3.
Access 0 ... 255 – Number of frames in the Access

Channel Channel or Enhanced Access Channel
Preamble Size preamble, less 1.
Access Initial 0 ... 255 – Initial power offset or adjustment used

Power Offset dB in the open loop power control
procedure.
Access Max 0 ... 15 – Maximum number of access probe

Req Seq sequences for each 1x access attempt
(used for regular MS origination).
Access Max 0 ... 15 – Maximum number of access probe

Rsp Seq sequences for each 1x access attempt
(used in case of PACA origination).
Access Num 0 ... 15 – Number of access probes in each 1x

Step access probe sequence, less 1.
Access Power 0 ... 255 – Open loop transmit power increment in

Increment dB units of 1 dB between successive
access probes in an 1x access probe
sequence.
Access Probe 0 ... 255 – Sequence number of access probe

Number sent during 1x access attempt.
Access Probe 0 ... 255 – Sequence number of access probe

Sequence sequence sent during 1x access
Number attempt.
Active Set IEs: The argument points to the active set member index. In case of
General multicarrier operation, the IEs contain the six strongest active set
remark members from all carriers taken together.
Active Set Text 1 ... 6 Frequency band class for each active
Band Class set member.  3GPP2 C.S0057-B
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Active Set Cell Text 1 ... 6 Cell name for each active set member
Name as defined in cell file (if available).
Requires cell file.
Active Set 0 ... 1199 1 ... 6 Channel number of RF channel used

Channel by each active set member.
Active Set 0 ... 24 – The number of members in the active

Count set, whether in idle or traffic mode. In
the multicarrier case, the active set
members on all carriers are counted,
although only the six strongest of these
appear in the other Active Set
elements.
Active Set 0 ... 2047 1 ... 6 DCCH code channel used by each
DCCH Code active set member.
Channel
Active Set 0 ... 3 1 ... 6 DCCH QOF mask id used by each

DCCH QOF active set member.
Mask Id
Active Set Ec –157 ... 10 1 ... 6 Received signal code power for each
dBm active set member.
Active Set –32 ... 0 1 ... 6 Signal-to-noise ratio (Ec/I0 in dB) for
Ec/Io dB each active set member.
Active Set –32 ... 0 – Total signal-to-noise ratio (Ec/I0 in dB)

Ec/Io Sum dB for all active set members. The
summing is done in the mW domain.
Active Set 0 ... 2047 1 ... 6 FCH code channel used by each active
FCH Code set member.
Channel
Active Set 0 ... 3 1 ... 6 FCH QOF mask id used by each active
FCH QOF set member.
Mask Id
Active Set PN 0 ... 511 1 ... 6 Pilot PN offset for each active set
member.
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Active Set 0 ... 2047 1 ... 6 SCH code channel used by each active
SCH Code set member.
Channel
Active Set 0 ... 3 1 ... 6 SCH QOF mask id used by each active
SCH QOF set member.
Mask Id
Active Set –125 ... –25 – Total received signal power in the
Serving Io dBm serving RF channel.

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ft

8848
m
Analog RSSI –120 ... –30 – Received signal strength indicator for
dBm AMPS.
Analog SCC 0 ... 255 – AMPS Supplemental Code Channel.
Analog Tx 0 ... 7 – Transmit power level in AMPS traffic

Power Level state. See  TIA/EIA-553-A, section
2.1.2.2; ERP levels in dBW are found
in table 2.1.2-1.
Base ID 0 ... 65535 – Base ID transmitted in Layer 3

message System Parameters.
Call Blocked 0 ... 1000 – Number of Blocked Call events.

Count
Call Dropped 0 ... 1000 – Number of Dropped Call events.

Count
Call Success 0 ... 1000 – Number of Call End events.

Count
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Calls Blocked 0 ... 100 – Calculated as:

(%) % # blocks /
where
Calls Dropped 0 ... 100 – Calculated as:

(%) %
# drops /
where
Candidate Set The argument, where present, points to the candidate set
IEs: General member index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain
remark the six strongest candidate set members from all carriers taken
together.
Candidate Set Text 1 ... 6 Frequency band class for each

Band Class candidate set member.  3GPP2
C.S0057-B
Candidate Set Text 1 ... 6 Cell name for each candidate set
Cell Name member.
Requires cell file.
Candidate Set 0 ... 1023 1 ... 6 Channel number of RF channel used

Channel by each candidate set member.
(dependent
on band
class)
Candidate Set 0 ... 24 – The number of candidate set members.

Count In the multicarrier case, the candidate
set members on all carriers are
counted, although only the six
strongest of these appear in the other
Candidate Set elements.
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Candidate Set –157 ... 10 1 ... 6 Received signal code power for each
Ec dBm candidate set member.
Candidate Set –32 ... 0 1 ... 6 Signal-to-noise ratio (Ec/I0 in dB) for
Ec/Io dB each candidate set member.
Candidate Set 0 ... 511 1 ... 6 Pilot PN offset for each candidate set
PN member.
CDMA Rx Text – One of: “Entering CDMA”, “Sync

State Channel”, “Paging Channel”, “Traffic
Channel Initialization”, “Traffic
Channel”, “Exit”.
Country ID 0 ... 999 – MCC, Mobile Country Code.
Dialed Number Text – The number dialed to initiate the

current call. Valid only while a call is in
progress.
DSC Channels 0 ... 8 0 ... 15 Data Source Control channel

associated with each pilot in the Traffic
Channel Assignment message.
 3GPP2 C.S0024-A, section
8.7.6.2.2
Argument: Pilot PN index in Traffic
Channel Assignment message.
EV-DO Access 0 ... 100 – Number of failed EV-DO access

Failure Rate % attempts divided by total number of EV-
(%) DO access attempts.
EV-DO Access 0 ... 255 – Maximum number of access probe

Max Probe sequences per EV-DO access attempt.
Seq
EV-DO Access 0 ... 255 – Sequence number of access probe

Probe Count sent during EV-DO access attempt.
EV-DO Access 0 ... 255 – Number of access probes in each EV-

Probe Num DO access probe sequence.
Step
EV-DO Access 0 ... 255 – Sequence number of access probe

Probe Seq sequence sent during EV-DO access
Count attempt.
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EV-DO Access 0 ... 3 – Result of EV-DO access attempt:

Result 0: ACAck not received
1: ACAck received
2: TCA message received
3: Probe interrupted
EV-DO Active The argument, where present, points to the active set member
Set IEs: index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain the six
General strongest active set members from all carriers taken together.
remark
EV-DO Active 0 ... 7 1 ... 6 EV-DO: DRC cover for each active set
Set DRC member.
Cover
EV-DO Active Text 1 ... 6 EV-DO: DRC lock status for each
Set DRC Lock active set member: “Locked” or
“Unlocked”.
EV-DO Active 0 ... 1 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Drop timer for each active set
Set Drop Timer member.
Active
0: Inactive
1: Active
EV-DO Active 0 ... 1 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Drop timer status for each
Set Drop Timer active set member.
Expired
0: Drop timer running
1: Drop timer expired
EV-DO Active 0 ... 127 1 ... 6 EV-DO: The medium access control
Set MAC Index index associated with each active set
member.
EV-DO Active 0 ... 7 – EV-DO: DRC cover for the active set
Set Predicted pilot currently having the best predicted
DRC SINR.
EV-DO Active –30 ... 15 – EV-DO: Predicted SINR for the active
Set Predicted dB set pilot currently having the best
SINR predicted SINR.
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EV-DO Active 0 ... 255 1 ... 6 EV-DO: For each active set member,
Set RAB Offset specifies the slots in which a new
reverse activity bit can be transmitted.
 3GPP2 C.S0024, section
9.3.1.3.2.2.3
EV-DO Active 0 ... 100 1 ... 6 EV-DO: For each active set member,
Set RAB % the rate of reverse activity bits during
Usage (%) the last PN roll (16 slots), calculated as
(number of ones) / 16.
EV-DO Active 0 ... 15 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Reverse power control index

Set RPC Index for each active set member.
EV-DO Active –1 ... 1 1 ... 6 EV-DO: For each active set member, a
Set RPC running average of the last 64 reverse
Indication power control bits, showing the recent
trend of the power control.  3GPP2
C.S0024, section 9.2.1.2.4.2
EV-DO Active 0 ... 7 – EV-DO: DRC cover for the current

Set Serving serving active set pilot.
DRC
EV-DO Active 0 ... 511 – EV-DO: PN offset for the current

PN
EV-DO Active 0 ... 15 – EV-DO: RPC index for the current

RPC
EV-DO Active –30 ... 15 – EV-DO: SINR for the current serving
Set Serving dB active set pilot.
SINR
EV-DO Active –30 ... 15 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Signal to interference-plus-

Set SINR dB noise ratio for each active set member.
EV-DO Active 0 ... 23768 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Center of search window for
Set Window chips each active set member. Given in chip
Center units.
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EV-DO Actual 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO: RRI at which the reverse link
RRI (kbit/s) kbit/s packet was transmitted. This should be
≤ EV-DO Condition RRI (kbit/s); if
Actual RRI < Condition RRI, then the
reverse rate has been demoted, as
there is not enough data to be sent.
EV-DO ALMP 0 ... 5 – EV-DO: Air Link Management Protocol

State (Num) state.
0: Inactive
1: Initialization
2: Idle
3: Connected
EV-DO ALMP Text – Same as EV-DO ALMP State (Num)

State (Text) but in text format.
EV-DO AT 0 ... 5 – EV-DO access terminal state.

State (Num) 0: Inactive (AT is switched to 1x or is in
Deep Sleep)
1: Acquisition
2: Sync
3: Idle
4: Access
5: Connected
EV-DO AT Text – Same as EV-DO AT State (Num) but in

State (Text) text format.
EV-DO 0 ... 65535 – Time (in slots) taken to complete the

Attempt timeslots EV-DO access attempt.
Duration
EV-DO 0 ... 255 – Transaction ID of EV-DO access

Attempt attempt.
Transaction Id
EV-DO Best 0 ... 511 – EV-DO: PN offset for the active set pilot
Pilot PN currently having the best predicted
SINR.
EV-DO Best –30 ... 15 – EV-DO: Predicted SINR for the active
SINR dB set pilot currently having the best
predicted SINR.
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EV-DO The argument, where present, points to the candidate set

Candidate Set member index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain
IEs: General the six strongest candidate set members from all carriers taken
remark together.
EV-DO 0 ... 1 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Drop timer for each candidate

Candidate Set set member.
Drop Timer
0: Inactive
Active
1: Active
EV-DO 0 ... 1 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Status of drop timer for each

Candidate Set candidate set member.
Drop Timer
0: Drop timer running
Expired 1: Drop timer expired
EV-DO 0 ... 23768 1 ... 6 EV-DO: Center of search window for

Candidate Set each candidate set member. Given in
Window chip units.
Center
EV-DO Color 0 ... 255 – EV-DO base station color code.

Code
EV-DO 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO reverse rate indication

Condition RRI kbit/s calculated according to the algorithm in
(kbit/s)  3GPP2 C.S0024, section
8.5.6.1.5.2. Compare EV-DO Actual
RRI (kbit/s).
EV-DO 0 ... 5 – EV-DO Connected state.

Connected 0: Inactive
State (Num)
1: Open
EV-DO Text – Same as EV-DO Connected State

Connected (Num) but in text format.
State (Text)
EV-DO 0 ... 100 – Number of failed EV-DO connection

Connection % attempts divided by total number of EV-
Failure Rate DO connection attempts.
(%)
EV-DO DRC 0 ... 4000 – EV-DO received downlink data rate,

Rate Received kbit/s instantaneous value.
(kbit/s)
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EV-DO DRC 0 ... 4000 – EV-DO received downlink data rate,

Rate Received kbit/s running average.
Average
(kbit/s)
EV-DO DRC 0 ... 4000 – EV-DO downlink data rate requested

Rate kbit/s by terminal, instantaneous value.
Requested
(kbit/s)
EV-DO DRC 0 ... 4000 – EV-DO downlink data rate requested

Rate kbit/s by terminal, running average.
Requested
Average
(kbit/s)
EV-DO DRC Text – EV-DO DRC state: “Fixed” or

State “Dynamic”.
EV-DO Finger The argument points to an EV-DO finger index.

IEs: General
remark
EV-DO Finger 0 ... 1 1 ... 12 Antenna(s) selected for each EV-DO

Antenna finger. Of interest only if the access
Selection terminal is equipped with two antennas
and is enabled to use both.
0: Antenna 0
1: Antenna 1
EV-DO Finger –30 ... 15 1 ... 12 EV-DO: When antenna diversity is

C/I Antenna 0 dB enabled, for each finger, the cumulative
energy of all search results for
antenna 0.
EV-DO Finger –30 ... 15 1 ... 12 EV-DO: When antenna diversity is

C/I Antenna 1 dB enabled, for each finger, the cumulative
energy of all search results for
antenna 1.
EV-DO Finger 0 ... 1 1 ... 12 State of EV-DO antenna diversity.

Diversity Relevant only if the access terminal is
Enabled equipped with two antennas.
0: Not enabled
1: Enabled
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EV-DO Finger 1 ... 12 1 ... 12 The index of the EV-DO finger.

Index
EV-DO Finger 0 ... 232 – 1 – EV-DO Mobile Station Time Reference:

MSTR chip/8 the access terminal’s current timing
reference based on the sync channel
time (in slots) and on the finger lock to
the earliest arriving usable multipath of
a pilot. Given in units of 1/8 chip.
EV-DO Finger –32767 ... 1 ... 12 Finger delay for each EV-DO finger,
MSTR Error 32767 expressed as an offset from the current
chip/8 MSTR. Given in units of 1/8 chip.
EV-DO Finger 0 ... 511 – EV-DO: PN offset of pilot currently

MSTR Pilot PN used as timing reference.
EV-DO Finger 1 ... 6 1 ... 12 EV-DO RPC Cell Index. Pilots that
RPC Cell have the same RPC bit for the AT
Index share the same value.
EV-DO FL IEs: The argument, where present, points to a DRC index. Arg. 0 =
General DRC index 0x1, etc.
remark
EV-DO FL Bad 0 ... 231 – 1 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the number of
Packet Count packets on the forward link received
with bad CRC, accumulated over latest
reporting period.
EV-DO FL Bad 0 ... 231 – 1 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the number of
Packet Count packets on the forward link received
(Total) with bad CRC, accumulated from start.
EV-DO FL Bad 0 ... 100 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the percentage of
Packet Rate % bad packets on the forward link. Given
for the latest reporting period.
EV-DO FL Bad 0 ... 100 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the percentage of
Packet Rate % bad multi-user packets on the forward
Multi User link, accumulated from start.
(Total)
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EV-DO FL 0 ... 231 – 1 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the number of
Good Packet packets on the forward link received
Count with good CRC, accumulated over
EV-DO FL 0 ... 231 – 1 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the number of
Good Packet packets on the forward link received
Count (Total) with good CRC, accumulated from
start.
EV-DO FL 0 ... 100 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the percentage of
Good Packet % good packets on the forward link.
Rate Given for the latest reporting period.
EV-DO FL 0 ... 4000 – Instantaneous EV-DO forward link

Multi kbit/s throughput in the multi-user case.
Throughput
(kbit/s)
EV-DO FL Text 0 ... 25 For each DRC index, the raw bit rate
Packet Size on the forward link (kbit/s).
EV-DO FL 0 ... 4000 – Instantaneous EV-DO forward link

Throughput kbit/s throughput.
(kbit/s)
EV-DO Hybrid Text – Tells whether the access terminal is in

Mode hybrid mode: “On” or “Off”. A terminal
in hybrid mode is monitoring both 1x
and EV-DO paging channels in idle
mode.
EV-DO Idle 0 ... 5 – EV-DO Idle state.

State (Num)
0: Inactive
1: Monitor
2: Sleep
3: Connection setup
4: Suspend
EV-DO Idle Text – Same as EV-DO Idle State (Num) but in

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EV-DO Init 0 ... 5 – EV-DO Init State.

State (Num) 0: Inactive
1: Network determination
2: Pilot acquisition
3: Sync
EV-DO Init Text – Same as EV-DO Init State (Num) but in

EV-DO These elements are EV-DO Rev. B specific.

Multicarrier The argument points to one of the carriers in use in the
IEs: General
multicarrier configuration. In the EV-DO Rev. B specification, the
remark
use of up to three carriers is permitted; the reason for providing a
fourth argument is that supported Qualcomm devices have the
capability to handle four carriers (in anticipation of future EV-DO
revisions).
EV-DO 0 ... 16 1 ... 4 For each carrier, the number of packets

Multicarrier on the forward link received with bad
Bad Packet CRC, accumulated over latest
Count reporting period.
EV-DO 0 ... 17 1 ... 4 Frequency band class for each carrier.

Multicarrier  3GPP2 C.S0057-B
Band Class
(Num)
EV-DO Text 1 ... 4 Same as EV-DO Multicarrier Band

Multicarrier Class (Num) but in text format.
Band Class
(Text)
EV-DO 0 ... 511 1 ... 4 For each carrier, PN offset for the
Multicarrier active set pilot currently having the best
Best Active predicted SINR.
Pilot PN
EV-DO –30 ... 15 1 ... 4 For each carrier, predicted SINR for the
Multicarrier dB active set pilot currently having the best
Best SINR predicted SINR.
EV-DO 0 ... 1199 1 ... 4 RF channel number of each carrier.

Multicarrier
Channel
Numbers
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EV-DO 0 ... 15 1 ... 4 DRC index on each carrier.

Multicarrier
DRC Index
(Num)
EV-DO Text 1 ... 4 For each carrier, DRC rate

Multicarrier corresponding to the DRC index.
DRC Rate
(Text)
EV-DO 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Packet error rate, immediate value (no
Multicarrier % averaging).
PER
Instantaneous
(%)
EV-DO 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Packet error rate, running average over
Multicarrier % (approximately) 600 reports.
PER Long (%)
EV-DO 0 ... 100 1 ... 4 Packet error rate, running average over
Multicarrier % (approximately) 60 reports.
PER Short (%)
EV-DO The argument, where present, points to the neighbor set member
Neighbor Set index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain the
IEs: General strongest neighbors (up to 40) from all carriers taken together.
remark
EV-DO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 40 EV-DO: Age counter for each neighbor
Neighbor Set set member.  3GPP2 C.S0024,
Age section 6.6.6.1.2.7
EV-DO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 40 EV-DO: Offset (from MSTR) of search

Neighbor Set chips window used for each neighbor set
Window Offset member.
EV-DO 0 ... 65535 1 ... 40 EV-DO: Size of search window used for
Neighbor Set chips each neighbor set member.
Window Size
EV-DO 0 ... 4 – EV-DO: Number of carriers in use.

Number Of Greater than 1 in case of multicarrier
Carriers operation.
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EV-DO OVHD 0 ... 5 – EV-DO Overhead Message state.

Message State 0: Inactive
(Num)
1: Process all messages
2: Sleep
3: Frequency change in progress
4: Access handoff in progress
5: Wait for link
EV-DO OVHD Text – Same as EV-DO OVHD Message State

Message State (Num) but in text format.
(Text)
EV-DO PA Text – State of EV-DO power amplifier: “On”

State or “Off”.
EV-DO PER 0 ... 100 – EV-DO packet error rate, immediate

Instantaneous % value (no averaging).
(%)
EV-DO PER 0 ... 100 – EV-DO packet error rate, running

Long (%) % average over (approximately) 600
reports.
EV-DO PER 0 ... 100 – EV-DO packet error rate, running

Short (%) % average over (approximately) 60
reports.
EV-DO Power –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Offset between the ACK

Ratio ACK dB Channel and Pilot Channel output
Pilot powers.
EV-DO Power –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Offset between Aux Channel

Ratio Aux Pilot dB and Pilot Channel output powers.
EV-DO Power –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Offset between Data Channel

Ratio Data dB and Pilot Channel output powers.
Pilot
EV-DO Power –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Offset between DRC Channel

Ratio DRC dB and Pilot Channel output powers.
Pilot
EV-DO Power –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Offset between RRI Channel

Ratio RRI Pilot dB and Pilot Channel output powers.
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EV-DO 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO reverse link data rate limit

Reverse Rate kbit/s imposed by access network (AN).
AN Limit
EV-DO 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO reverse link data rate, running

Reverse Rate kbit/s average.
Average
(kbit/s)
EV-DO 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO reverse link data rate,

Reverse Rate kbit/s instantaneous value.
Current (kbit/s)
EV-DO 0 ... 1800 – EV-DO reverse link data rate limit

Reverse Rate kbit/s imposed by power amplifier (PA).
PA Limit
EV-DO Text – EV-DO revision: one of “Rev 0”,

Revision “Rev A”, “Rev B”.
EV-DO RL IEs: The argument, where present, points to a reverse link current rate
General index.
remark
EV-DO RL –20 ... 20 – EV-DO: Maximum offset between the

Max Traffic To dB Traffic Channel and Pilot Channel
Pilot output powers.
EV-DO RL 0 ... 231 – 1 1 ... 5 For each RL current rate, the number
Packet Count of packets sent on the reverse link from
(Total) start of logfile/since device activation.
EV-DO RL 0 ... 100 1 ... 5 Percentage distribution showing the

Packet Rate % current usage of the reverse link
current rates. Based on latest report.
EV-DO RL Text 1 ... 5 For each RL current rate, the raw bit
Packet Size rate on the reverse link.
EV-DO RL 0 ... 1800 – Instantaneous EV-DO reverse link

(kbit/s)
EV-DO RLP 0 ... 232 – 1 – EV-DO: Number of received duplicate

RX Duplicate frames.
Bytes
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EV-DO Route 0 ... 4 – EV-DO Route Update Protocol state.

Update State 0: Inactive
(Num)
1: Idle
2: Connection setup
3: Connected
4: Synchronize connection setup
EV-DO Route Text – Same as EV-DO Route Update State

Update State (Num) but in text format.
(Text)
EV-DO Rx –120 ... 10 – EV-DO received signal power.

Power dBm
EV-DO 0 ... 100 – Number of failed EV-DO session

Session % attempts divided by total number of EV-
Failure Rate DO session attempts.
(%)
EV-DO Text – EV-DO: Full (128-bit) Unicast Access

Session Full Terminal Identifier allocated to the
UATI access terminal.
EV-DO 0 ... 255 – EV-DO: Random Access Terminal

Session RATI Identifier allocated to the terminal.
EV-DO 0 ... 1 – Success or failure of EV-DO session

Session Result attempt, as indicated by the AN giving
the AT a UATI assignment or not.
0: Failure
1: Success
EV-DO 0 ... 5 – EV-DO session state.

Session State
0: Closed
(Num)
1: AMP setup
2: AT-initiated negotiation
3: AN-initiated negotiation
4: Open
5: Closing
EV-DO Text – Same as EV-DO Session State (Num)

Session State but in text format.
(Text)
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EV-DO 0 ... 255 – EV-DO: Transaction ID sent in

Session UATIRequest message.  3GPP2
Transaction ID C.S0024, section 5.3.7.2.1
EV-DO 0 ... 255 – EV-DO: UATI Color Code sent in

Session UATI UATIAssignment message. The AN
Color Code sets this field to the Color Code
associated with the subnet to which the
UATI belongs.  3GPP2 C.S0024,
section 5.3.7.2.2
EV-DO UATI Text: 1 ... 8 EV-DO: List of active UATIs (Unicast

(Hex) “0000” ... Access Terminal Identifiers), given as
“FFFF” 32-bit values (lowest 4 bytes of full
UATI).
Argument: Sequence number.
EV-DO UATI 0 ... 65535 1 ... 8 Same as EV-DO UATI (Hex) but in
(Num) decimal format.
EV-DO UATI 0 ... 8 – EV-DO: Number of active UATIs.

Count
F-DCCH 0 ... 162600 – Forward link DCCH bit rate

Bitrate (kbit/s) kbit/s configuration.
F-DCCH Text – State of forward link DCCH: “Used” or

Enabled “Not Used”.
F-DCCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in a forward link DCCH

Frame Length bits physical layer frame.
(bits)
F-DCCH Text – Forward link DCCH frame size in

Frame Size milliseconds.
(ms)
F-DCCH MUX Text – Forward link DCCH MUX PDU type.

PDU  3GPP2 C.S0003-A, section 2.2.1.1
F-DCCH Radio 1 ... 9 – Forward link DCCH Radio

Configuration Configuration as specified in  3GPP2
C.S0002-A, table 3.1.3.1-1.
FER DCCH 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate on the DCCH

(%) % (Digital Control Channel).
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FER FCH (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate on the FCH
% (Fundamental Channel).
FER SCH0 (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate on the SCH0
% (Supplemental Channel 0).
FER SCH1 (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate on the SCH1
% (Supplemental Channel 1).
FER Total (%) 0 ... 100 – Frame erasure rate calculated over all
% forward channels.
F-FCH Bitrate 0 ... 162600 – Forward link FCH bit rate configuration.
(kbit/s) kbit/s
F-FCH Frame 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in a forward link FCH

Length (bits) bits physical layer frame.
F-FCH Frame Text – Forward link FCH frame size in

Size (ms) milliseconds.
F-FCH MUX Text – Forward link FCH MUX PDU type.

F-FCH Radio 1 ... 9 – Forward link FCH radio configuration

Configuration as specified in  3GPP2 C.S0002-A,
table 3.1.3.1-1.
F-FCH Rate 0 ... 15 – Forward link FCH rate bitmask. A

combination of:
0x01 (Full Rate allowed),
0x02 (1/2 Rate allowed),
0x04 (1/4 Rate allowed), and
0x08 (1/8 Rate allowed)
F-FCH Traffic 0 ... 2 – Forward link FCH traffic type; one of:
Type (Num) 0: No forward traffic
1: Primary traffic
2: Secondary traffic
F-FCH Traffic Text – Same as F-FCH Traffic Type (Num) but

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Finger IEs: The argument, where present, points to a finger index.

General
remark
Finger Count 0 ... 12 – Number of valid fingers.
Finger Delay 2 ... 512 1 ... 12 The position of each finger (in chips)
Delta (chips) chips relative to the earliest finger arrived.
Finger Delta 0 ... 65535 1 ... 12 Time delta between the earliest finger
(ms) ms and each of the other fingers.
Finger Energy –32 ... 15 1 ... 12 Signal-to-noise ratio for each finger:
(dB) dB equal to Ec/I0 for 1x fingers; equal to
SINR for EV-DO fingers.
Finger Energy –64 ... 10 – Total signal-to-noise ratio for all fingers,
Sum (dB) dB instantaneous value: Ec/I0 for 1x
fingers, SINR for EV-DO fingers.
Finger Pilot PN 0 ... 511 1 ... 12 Pilot PN for each finger.
Finger 1 ... 12 – Index of the earliest finger.

Reference
Finger RTC 0 ... 232 – 1 1 ... 12 Real Time Clock offset for each finger.
Offset (1/8 chip/8
chip)
Finger Status Text 1 ... 12 Status of each finger: a combination of

“Reference”, “Locked”, and “Assigned”.

Version
FPC F-DCCH 0 ... 255 – The current outer loop estimation Eb/I0
Setpoint Avg dB/8 setpoint of the forward link DCCH in
units of 0.125 dB.
FPC F-FCH 0 ... 255 – The current outer loop estimation Eb/I0
Setpoint Avg dB/8 setpoint of the forward link FCH in units
of 0.125 dB.
FPC F-SCH0 0 ... 255 – The current outer loop estimation Eb/I0
Setpoint Avg dB/8 setpoint of the forward link SCH0 in
units of 0.125 dB.
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Frame Offset 0 ... 15 – A time skewing of Traffic Channel

See frames from System Time in integer
multiples of 1.25 ms. The maximum
Description
frame offset is 15  1.25 ms =
18.75 ms.
F-SCH Rate 0 ... 5 – Forward link SCH rate.

0: 1X
1: 2X
2: 4X
3: 8X
4: 16X
5: 32X
F-SCH0 0 ... 162600 – F-SCH0 channel bit rate configuration.

Bitrate (kbit/s) kbit/s
F-SCH0 Text – State of F-SCH0 channel: “Used” or

F-SCH0 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in an F-SCH0 physical

Frame Length bits layer frame.
(bits)
F-SCH0 MUX Text – F-SCH0 MUX PDU type.  3GPP2

PDU C.S0003-A, section 2.2.1.1
F-SCH0 Radio 1 ... 9 – F-SCH0 Radio Configuration as

Configuration specified in  3GPP2 C.S0002-A,
table 3.1.3.1-1.
Hardware ID Text – ESN, Electronic Serial Number.
Heading (deg) 0 ... 360 – Direction of travel measured in degrees

degrees clockwise from north. Reported by
positioning equipment.

degrees equipment.

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Decimal as text.
Degrees (Text)

degrees equipment.


Degrees (Text)
Mobile Identity Text – Mobile Identity Number of the device.

Number
Mode Text – Same as “Mode (Num)” but in text

format: “No service”, etc.

2: Idle mode
3: Dedicated mode
(4: Limited service mode)
(5: Scan mode)
6: Packet mode
(7: Packet Idle mode)

3: CDMA (1x)
4: 1xEV-DO
5: Analog
Mode - System Text – Same as “Mode - System” but in text

(Text) format.
MSM Revision Text – Qualcomm chipset family.
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Neighbor Set The argument, where present, points to the neighbor set member
IEs: General index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain the
remark strongest neighbors (up to 40) from all carriers taken together.
Neighbor Set Text 1 ... 40 Frequency band class for each

Band Class neighbor set member.  3GPP2
C.S0057-B
Neighbor Set Text 1 ... 40 Cell name for each neighbor set
Cell Name member.
Requires cell file.
Neighbor Set 0 ... 1199 1 ... 40 Channel number of RF channel used

Channel by each neighbor set member.
Neighbor Set 0 ... 80 – The number of neighbor set members.

Count In the multicarrier case, the neighbor
set members on all carriers are
counted, although only the strongest of
these (up to 40) appear in the other
Neighbor Set elements.
Neighbor Set –157 ... 10 1 ... 40 Received signal code power for each
Ec dBm neighbor set member.
Neighbor Set –32 ... 0 1 ... 40 Signal-to-noise ratio (Ec/I0 in dB) for
Ec/Io dB each neighbor set member.
Neighbor Set 0 ... 511 1 ... 40 Pilot PN offset for each neighbor set
PN member.
Network ID 0 ... 65535 – Network Identification (NID).
Network ID Text: – Same as Network ID but in

(Hex) “0000” ... hexadecimal format.
“FFFF”
Number Of 0 ... 15 – Number of DSC (Data Source Control)

DSC Channels channels currently in use.
Pilot PN 1 ... 15 – Inter-sector pilot PN increment used by

Increment the AN in assigning PN offsets to
sectors.
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Pilot Set IEs: The argument, where present, points to the pilot set member
General index. In case of multicarrier operation, the IEs contain the
remark strongest pilots (up to 52) from all carriers taken together.
Pilot Set Band Text 1 ... 52 Frequency band class for each pilot set
Class member.  3GPP2 C.S0057-B
Pilot Set Cell Text 1 ... 52 Cell name for each pilot set member.
Pilot Set Cell Text 1 ... 52 Type of pilot: “Active”, “Candidate”, or

Type “Neighbor”.
Pilot Set 0 ... 1199 1 ... 52 Channel number of RF channel used

Channel by each pilot.
Pilot Set Count 0 ... 128 – Total number of pilots in active,

candidate, and neighbor sets. In the
multicarrier case, the pilot set members
on all carriers are counted (up to 6 [A] +
6 [C] + 20 [N] = 32 pilots on each
carrier), although only the strongest of
these (up to 52) appear in the other
Pilot Set elements.
Pilot Set Ec –157 ... 10 1 ... 52 Received signal code power for each
dBm pilot set member.
Pilot Set Ec/Io –32 ... 0 1 ... 52 Signal-to-noise ratio for each pilot set
dB member.
Pilot Set PN 0 ... 511 1 ... 52 PN offset for each pilot set member.
Protocol 0 ... 7 – Base station protocol revision (P-Rev).

Revision -
Base (Num)
Protocol Text – Same as “Protocol Revision - Base

Revision - (Num)” but in text format.
Base (Text)
Protocol 0 ... 7 – Device protocol revision (P-Rev).

Revision -
Mobile (Num)
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Protocol Text – Same as “Protocol Revision - Mobile

Revision - (Num)” but in text format.
Mobile (Text)
Protocol 0 ... 7 – Protocol revision (P-Rev) negotiated

Revision In between phone and base station.
Use (Num)
Protocol Text – Same as “Protocol Revision In Use

Revision In (Num)” but in text format.
Use (Text)
R-DCCH 0 ... 162600 – Reverse link DCCH bit rate

R-DCCH Text – State of reverse link DCCH: “Used” or

R-DCCH 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in a reverse link DCCH

(bits)
R-DCCH MUX Text – Reverse link DCCH MUX PDU type.

R-DCCH 1 ... 9 – Reverse link DCCH radio configuration

Radio as specified in  3GPP2 C.S0002-A,
Configuration table 3.1.3.1-1.
RF Mode Text – For Analog and CDMA: “<technology>

<phone state>”, where
• <technology> is one of “Analog”,
“CDMA”, and
• <phone state> is one of “Init”, “Idle”,
“Access”, “Traffic”.
For EV-DO: “<technology> <AT
state>”, where
• <technology> = “1xEV-DO”, and
• <AT state> is one of “Inactive”,
“Acquisition”, “Sync”, “Idle”,
“Access”, “Connected”.
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RF Mode 0 ... 13 – RF Mode mapped to an integer.

(Num) 0: Analog, Init
1: Analog, Idle
2: Analog, Access
3: Analog, Traffic
4: CDMA, Init
5: CDMA, Idle
6: CDMA, Access
7: CDMA, Traffic
8: EV-DO, Inactive
9: EV-DO, Acquisition
10: EV-DO, Sync
11: EV-DO, Idle
12: EV-DO, Access
13: EV-DO, Connected
R-FCH Bitrate 0 ... 162600 – Reverse link FCH bit rate configuration.
(kbit/s) kbit/s
R-FCH Frame 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in a reverse link FCH

Length (bits) bits physical layer frame.
R-FCH MUX Text – Reverse link FCH MUX PDU type.

R-FCH Radio 1 ... 9 – Reverse link FCH radio configuration

Configuration as specified in  3GPP2 C.S0002-A,
table 3.1.3.1-1.
R-FCH Rate 0 ... 15 – Reverse link FCH rate bitmask. A

combination of:
0x01 (Full Rate allowed),
0x02 (1/2 Rate allowed),
0x04 (1/4 Rate allowed), and
0x08 (1/8 Rate allowed)
R-FCH Traffic 0 ... 2 – Reverse link FCH traffic type; one of:
Type (Num)
0: No reverse traffic
1: Primary traffic
2: Secondary traffic
R-FCH Traffic Text – Same as R-FCH Traffic Type (Num) but

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RLP DL Avg. 0 ... 14500 – Averaged throughput on downlink at

Throughput kbit/s RLP level (16 s sliding window). Valid
(kbit/s) for both 1x and EV-DO.
RLP DL 0 ... 14500 – Instantaneous throughput on downlink

Throughput kbit/s at RLP level. Valid for both 1x and EV-
(kbit/s) DO.
RLP Erasure 0 ... 100 – Erasure rate at RLP level.

Rate (%) %
RLP 0 ... 100 – Retransmitted frames on downlink at

Retransmitted % RLP level.
Frames Rx (%)
RLP 0 ... 100 – Retransmitted frames on uplink at RLP

Retransmitted % level.
Frames Tx (%)
RLP Rx 0 ... 162600 0 ... 12 RLP downlink physical channel bit rate
Channel Rate kbit/s configuration.
(kbit/s)
Argument:
0: FCH
1: DCCH
2: SCH0
3: SCH1
4: SCCH0
5: SCCH1
6: SCCH2
7: SCCH3
8: SCCH4
9: SCCH5
10: SCCH6
11: SCCH7
12: PDCH
RLP Total 0 ... 231 – Total bytes transferred on downlink at

Bytes Rx bytes RLP level.
RLP Total 0 ... 231 – Total bytes transferred on uplink at RLP

Bytes Tx bytes level.
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RLP Tx 0 ... 162600 0 ... 12 RLP uplink physical channel bit rate
Channel Rate kbit/s configuration.
(kbit/s)
Argument: See RLP Rx Channel Rate
(kbit/s).
RLP UL Avg. 0 ... 2000 – Averaged throughput on uplink at RLP

Throughput kbit/s level (16 s sliding window). Valid for
(kbit/s) both 1x and EV-DO.
RLP UL 0 ... 2000 – Instantaneous throughput on uplink at

Throughput kbit/s RLP level. Valid for both 1x and EV-
(kbit/s) DO.
R-SCH Rate 0 ... 5 – Reverse link SCH rate.

0: 1X
1: 2X
2: 4X
3: 8X
4: 16X
5: 32X
R-SCH0 0 ... 162600 – Reverse link SCH0 bit rate

R-SCH0 Text – State of reverse link SCH0: “Used” or

R-SCH0 0 ... 65535 – Number of bits in a reverse link SCH0

(bits)
R-SCH0 MUX Text – Reverse link SCH0 MUX PDU type.

R-SCH0 Radio 1 ... 9 – Reverse link SCH0 Radio

Configuration Configuration as specified in  3GPP2
C.S0002-A, table 3.1.3.1-1.
Rx Power –120 ... 10 – Received signal power (1x).

dBm
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“Scanned 1st PN scanning: First scanned RF channel.

Freq.” IEs Argument: The sorting order within each element depends on the
setting in the General window: see UM section 23.3.6.1.
Scanned 1st Text – Band class for scanned RF channel.

Freq. Band  3GPP2 C.S0057-B
Scanned 1st Text 1 ... 512 Cell name corresponding to each

Freq. Cell scanned pilot.
Name
Requires cell file.
Scanned 1st 0 ... 1199 – Channel number of scanned RF

Freq. Channel channel.
Scanned 1st –3 ... 60 1 ... 512 Pilot delay in chips for each scanned
Freq. Delay chips pilot. See UM section 23.3.1.
Scanned 1st 0 ... 63 1 ... 512 Delay spread in chips for each scanned
Freq. Delay chips pilot. See UM section 23.3.1.
Spread
Scanned 1st –157 ... –10 1 ... 512 Received signal code power of each
Freq. Ec dBm scanned pilot.
Scanned 1st –32 ... 0 1 ... 512 Peak Ec/I0 for each scanned pilot.
Freq. Ec/Io dB
Scanned 1st –125 ... –25 – Total signal power in RF channel.

Freq. Io dBm
Scanned 1st 0 ... 511 1 ... 512 PN offset for each scanned pilot.
Freq. Pilot PN
Scanned 1st 0 ... 512 – Number of pilots scanned.

Freq. Pilots
Count
“Scanned 1st PN scanning: First scanned RF channel. The strongest pilots are
Freq. sorted by descending peak Ec/I0.
Strongest” IEs
Argument (1 ... 32): 1 means the pilot with highest peak Ec/I0, etc.
“Scanned 2nd PN scanning: Second (etc.) scanned RF channel.

(etc.) Freq.”
Argument: The sorting order within each element depends on the
IEs
setting in the General window: see UM section 23.3.6.1.
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“Scanned 2nd PN scanning: Second (etc.) scanned RF channel. The strongest

(etc.) Freq. pilots are sorted by descending peak Ec/I0.
Strongest” IEs
Argument (1 ... 32): 1 means the pilot with highest peak Ec/I0, etc.
Scanned 0 ... 1199 1 ... 512 RSSI scanning: RF channel number of

Channel each RF channel scanned.
Argument: 1 means the RF channel
with the lowest number, etc.
Scanned 0 ... 512 – RSSI scanning: The number of RF

Channels channels scanned.
Count
“Scanned These elements pertain to code domain scanning.

Code Domain” A separate set of IEs is provided for each scanned pilot. The sets
IEs: General
are distinguished by the ordinal “<nth>”, where n = 1 ... 12.
remark
Argument (1 ... 128): Points to a Walsh code.
Scanned Code 0 ... 12 – Number of pilots scanned.

Domain Pilots
Count
Scanned Code Text – Band class for scanned RF channel.

Domain <nth>  3GPP2 C.S0057-B
Pilot Band
Scanned Code Text – Cell name corresponding to scanned

Domain <nth> pilot.
Pilot Cell Requires cell file.
Name
Scanned Code 0 ... 1199 – Channel number of scanned RF

Domain <nth> channel.
Pilot Channel
Scanned Code 0 ... 127 1 ... 128 Code number of each scanned Walsh
Domain <nth> code.
Pilot Code
Scanned Code 0 ... 128 – Number of scanned Walsh codes.

Domain <nth>
Pilot Code
Count
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Scanned Code –157 ... –10 1 ... 128 Ec for each scanned Walsh code.
Domain <nth> dBm
Pilot Code Ec
Scanned Code –32 ... 0 1 ... 128 Ec/I0 for each scanned Walsh code.
Domain <nth> dB
Pilot Code Ec/
Io
Scanned Code –125 ... –25 – Total signal power in RF channel.

Domain <nth> dBm
Pilot Io
Scanned Code 0 ... 511 1 ... 128 PN offset for scanned pilot.
Domain <nth>
Pilot PN
Scanned RSSI –120 ... –30 1 ... 512 RSSI scanning: RSSI for each RF
dBm channel.
Argument: 1 means the RF channel
with the lowest number, etc.
Scanned RSSI –120 ... –30 – RSSI scanning: Average RSSI over all
Average (dBm) dBm scanned RF channels.
“Scanned These elements contain the strongest pilots irrespective of

Strongest” IEs scanned RF channel. The pilots are sorted by descending peak
Ec/I0.
Argument (1 ... 32): 1 means the pilot with the highest peak Ec/I0,
etc.
Searcher State Text – Searcher state, e.g. “Acquisition”, “TCH

operation”. Valid for both 1x and EV-
DO.
Searcher 0 ... 15 – Size of search window used for pilots in

Window A the active set. For the mapping to PN
See
Description chip length, see  IS-95, table
6.6.6.2.1-1.

Window N the neighbor set.
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Window R the remaining set.  3GPP2 C.S0005-
A, pages 1–18
Sector ID Text – Hex string containing the 128-bit sector

address of the serving sector. Format:
“0011:2233:4455:6677:8899:AABB:CC
DD:EEFF”
Service ID 0 ... 254 – Radio Link Protocol service ID.
Service Option 0 ... 65535 – Service Option for the current session.
(Num)  3GPP2 C.R1001
Service Option Text – Same as Service Option (Num) but in

(Text) text format.
Slot Cycle 0 ... 7 – Slot cycle index described in  3GPP2

Index C.S0005-A, section 2.6.2.1.1.3.
Soft Handoff Text – Soft handoff state. One of “No Soft

State Handoff”, “2-Way”, “3-Way”, “4-Way”,
“5-Way”, “6-Way”. Derived from the
information element Active Set Count.
“Spectr Ana” These elements are obtained from spectrum analysis scanning.
remark The argument, where present, is simply a sequence number
pointing to scanned frequencies as indicated by the Spectr Ana Sc
Freq (kHz) element.
Spectr Ana Sc 410,000 ... 1 ... Scanned frequencies in ascending

Freq (kHz) 2,689,950 2560 order.
kHz
Spectr Ana Sc 0 ... 2560 – The number of frequencies swept by

No Of Freq the scan.
Spectr Ana Sc –130 ... –20 1 ... RSSI of frequencies scanned.

RSSI dBm 2560
Speech Codec 0 ... 7 – Speech codec capacity operating point,

COP indicated as a value defined in
 3GPP2 C.S0014-E.
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km/h

mph
SQI MOS 1 ... 5 – SQI expressed on the MOS scale. See

MOS UM chapter 45.
Station Class Text – Defined in  3GPP2 C.S0005-A,

Mark (hex) section 2.3.3.
Subnet Mask 0 ... 255 – Sector subnet identifier.
System ID 0 ... 65535 – System Identification (SID) in decimal

format.
System ID Text: – System Identification (SID) in

(Hex) “0000” ... hexadecimal format.
“FFFF”
T-Add (dB) –32 ... 0 – Pilot detection threshold (sign

dB reversed).  3GPP2 C.S0005-A,
section 2.6.6.2.6.2
T-Add (Num) –63 ... 0 – Pilot detection threshold (expressed in

See units of 0.5 dB and sign reversed).
 3GPP2 C.S0005-A, section 1.1.2.2
Description
T-Comp (dB) 0 ... 8 – Active set versus candidate set

dB comparison threshold.  3GPP2
C.S0005-A, section 2.6.6.2.5.2
T-Comp (Num) 0 ... 15 – Active set versus candidate set

comparison threshold (expressed in
See
units of 0.5 dB).
Description
T-Drop (dB) –32 ... 0 – Pilot drop threshold (sign reversed).

dB  3GPP2 C.S0005-A, section
2.6.6.2.3
T-Drop (Num) –63 ... 0 – Pilot drop threshold (expressed in units

See of 0.5 dB and sign reversed).
Description
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T-TDrop (Num) 0 ... 15 – Drop timer value, mapped to an integer

See value according to  3GPP2 C.S0005-
A v6.0, table 2.6.6.2.3-1.
Description
T-TDrop (sec) Text – Drop timer value in seconds.  3GPP2

(“0.1 s”... C.S0005-A v6.0, table 2.6.6.2.3-1
“319 s”)
Tx Adjust –128 ... 127 – Tx Adjust power control parameter.

dB
Valid for both 1x and EV-DO. Equal to
Closed Loop Adjust parameter when in
EV-DO mode.
Tx Open Loop –127 ... 36 – Tx Open Loop Power parameter.

Power dBm Valid for both 1x and EV-DO.
Tx Pilot Power –127 ... 36 – Tx Pilot Power parameter.

dBm
Valid for both 1x and EV-DO.
Tx Power –127 ... 36 – Tx Power parameter.

dBm
Valid for both 1x and EV-DO.
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3.6. WiMAX Information Elements
3.6.1. General
3.6.1.1. Notes on CINR

The number of samples on which to base the CINR mean values and
standard deviations is set in the WiMAX scan setup dialog (UM section
24.3.1, “Number of Samples for Stats”). However, this figure only serves as a
guideline to the scanner; in practice the scanner may on some occasions use
a lower number of samples as input to the statistics calculation. This number
is reported in the “Samples Taken” elements (see below).
Note that as power level fluctuations become minute, the standard deviation
likewise approaches zero and hence tends towards negative infinity when
expressed in dB. A large negative number has been used as the lower
endpoint for the standard deviation range.

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Version
Hardware Text – Scanner model.
Hardware ID Text – Hardware identification string.
Heading (deg) 0 ... 360 – Direction of travel measured in


degrees equipment.
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degrees equipment.


Degrees (Text)
Mode Text – Not used.
Mode (Num) 1 ... 7 – Not used.
Mode - System 1 ... 9 – Not used.
Mode - System Text – Not used.

(Text)
“Sc Channel” These elements are obtained from preamble scanning.

IEs: General
The argument, where present, points to the position of the
remark channel in the list of scanned channels.
Sc Channel 0 ... 1580 0 ... RF channel number of each channel

[indx] 1499 scanned. See  WiMAX Forum Mobile
System Profile version 1.4, table 130.
Sc Channel 0 ... 1500 – The number of channels scanned.

Count
Sc Channel Text 0 ... The WiMAX RF profile to which each

Profile (Text) 1499 scanned channel belongs.
[indx]
Sc Channel –140 ... 20 0 ... The total power in all the allowed
RSSI (dBm) dBm 1499 preamble subcarriers of the WiMAX
[indx] signal, gated during the preamble
symbol time. This is the sum of all
three segment powers.
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Sc Channel –140 ... 20 0 ... Running mean value of channel RSSI.

RSSI Mean dBm 1499
(dBm) [indx]
Sc Channel 0 ... 32 0 ... Number of samples used to calculate

RSSI Samples 1499 RSSI statistics (mean, standard
Taken [indx] deviation).
Sc Channel –200 ... 20 0 ... Running standard deviation for

RSSI Std. Dev. dB 1499 channel RSSI.
(dB) [indx]
Sc Channel –140 ... 20 0 ... The total power in the preamble

Segment 0 dBm 1499 subcarriers allocated to segment 0,
Power (dBm) gated during the preamble symbol
[indx] time.

[indx] time.

[indx] time.
“Sc Preamble” These elements are obtained from preamble scanning.

IEs: General The argument, where present, indicates the position of the
remark
preamble in the list of detected preambles.
Sc Preamble –10000 ... 0 ... 99 The center frequency offset of the

Center 10000 channel on which each preamble was
Frequency Hz detected.
Offset (Hz)
[indx]
Sc Preamble Text 0 ... 99 For each preamble detected, a text

Cha-PI (Text) string containing RF channel number
[indx] and preamble index.
Sc Preamble 0 ... 1580 0 ... 99 Channel number for each preamble

Channel [indx] detected.
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Sc Preamble –37 ... 60 0 ... 99 Carrier to interference-plus-noise ratio

CINR (dB) dB (CINR) for each preamble detected.
[indx]
Sc Preamble –37 ... 60 0 ... 99 Running mean value of carrier to

CINR Mean dB interference-plus-noise ratio (CINR) for
(dB) [indx] each preamble detected.
Sc Preamble 0 ... 32 0 ... 99 Number of samples used to calculate

CINR Samples CINR statistics (mean, standard
Taken [indx] deviation).
Sc Preamble –100 ... 60 0 ... 99 Running standard deviation of carrier

CINR Std. Dev. dB to interference-plus-noise ratio (CINR)
(dB) [indx] for each preamble detected.
Sc Preamble 0 ... 100 – The number of preambles detected.

Count
Sc Preamble 0 ... 113 0 ... 99 Index of each detected preamble as

Index [indx] defined in the tables in  IEEE
802.16e, section 8.4.6.1.1.
Sc Preamble Text 0 ... 99 Operator ID for each detected

Operator ID preamble.
[indx]
Sc Preamble –140 ... 20 0 ... 99 RSSI of each detected preamble.

Power (dBm) dBm
[indx]
Sc Preamble Text 0 ... 99 The WiMAX RF profile to which each

Profile (Text) detected preamble belongs.
[indx]
Sc Preamble Text 0 ... 99 Sector ID for each detected preamble.

Sector ID [indx]
Sc Preamble 0 ... 2 0 ... 99 Segment index for each detected

Segment Index preamble.
[indx]
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“Sc RSSI” IEs: These elements are obtained from RSSI scanning.
General The argument, where present, points to the position of the
remark
channel in the list of scanned channels.
Sc RSSI (dBm) –140 ... 20 0 ... RSSI for each scanned channel.
dBm 1499
Sc RSSI Text – The bandwidth scanned around the

Bandwidth center frequency of each channel.
(kHz)
Sc RSSI 0 ... 1580 0 ... Channel number of each channel

Channel 1499 scanned. See  WiMAX Forum Mobile
System Profile version 1.4, table 130.
Sc RSSI 0 ... 1500 – The number of channels scanned.

Channel Count
Sc RSSI 0 ... 6000 0 ... Frequency of each scanned channel.

Frequency MHz 1499
(MHz)
Sc RSSI Profile Text 0 ... The WiMAX RF Profile to which each

(Text) 1499 scanned channel belongs.
“Sc Strongest Preamble scanning. Information element components sorted by

Channel” IEs: decreasing channel RSSI.
General
Argument: 1 = channel with highest RSSI, etc.
remark
Sc Strongest 0 ... 1580 1 ... 32 RF channel number.

Channel
Sc Strongest Text 1 ... 32 WiMAX RF Profile.

Channel Profile
(Text)
Sc Strongest –140 ... 20 1 ... 32 Channel RSSI.

Channel RSSI dBm
(dBm)
Sc Strongest –140 ... 20 1 ... 32 Running mean value of channel RSSI.

Channel RSSI dBm
Mean (dBm)
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Sc Strongest –140 ... 20 1 ... 32 Number of samples used to calculate

Channel RSSI dBm channel RSSI statistics (mean,
Samples Taken standard deviation).
Sc Strongest –200 ... 20 1 ... 32 Running standard deviation of channel

Channel RSSI dB RSSI.
Std. Dev. (dB)
Sc Strongest –140 ... 20 1 ... 32 The total power in the preamble

Channel dBm subcarriers allocated to segment 0,
Segment 0 gated during the preamble symbol
Power (dBm) time.

Power (dBm) time.

Power (dBm) time.

(CINR)” IEs: decreasing preamble CINR.
General
Argument: 1 = preamble with highest CINR, etc.
remark
Sc Strongest Text 1 ... 32 Text string containing RF channel

(CINR) Cha-PI number and preamble index.
(Text)

(CINR)
Channel
Sc Strongest –37 ... 60 1 ... 32 CINR.

(CINR) CINR dB
Sc Strongest 0 ... 113 1 ... 32 Preamble index.

(CINR)
Preamble
Index
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“Sc Strongest RSSI scanning. Information element components sorted by

RSSI” IEs: decreasing RSSI.
General
Argument: 1 = channel with highest RSSI, etc.
remark
Sc Strongest –140 ... 20 1 ... 32 RSSI of each channel included in RSSI

RSSI (dBm) dBm scan.
Sc Strongest 0 ... 1580 1 ... 32 RF channel number of each RSSI

RSSI Channel scanned channel.
Sc Strongest 0 ... 6000 1 ... 32 Frequency of each RSSI scanned

RSSI MHz channel.
Frequency
(MHz)
Sc Strongest Text 1 ... 32 RF Profile to which each RSSI

RSSI Profile scanned channel belongs.
(Text)

(Preamble decreasing preamble RSSI.
Power)” IEs:
Argument: 1 = preamble with highest RSSI, etc.
General
remark
Sc Strongest Text 1 ... 32 Text string containing RF channel

(Preamble number and preamble index.
Power) Cha-PI
(Text)

(Preamble
Power)
Channel
Sc Strongest –37 ... 60 1 ... 32 CINR.

(Preamble dB
Power) CINR
Sc Strongest 0 ... 113 1 ... 32 Preamble index.

(Preamble
Power)
Preamble
Index
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“Spectr Ana” These elements are populated by spectrum analysis scanning.

IEs: General The argument, where present, is simply a sequence number
remark
pointing to scanned frequencies as indicated by the “Spectr Ana
Sc DL Freq (kHz)” element.
Spectr Ana Sc 2,302,500 ... 1 ... Scanned frequencies on downlink in

DL Freq (kHz) 3,798,250 3001 ascending order.
kHz
Spectr Ana Sc 0 ... 3001 – The number of downlink frequencies

DL No Of Freq swept by the scan.
Spectr Ana Sc –140 ... 20 1 ... RSSI of downlink frequencies

DL RSSI (dBm) dBm 3001 scanned.

km/h

mph

“hh:mm:ss.dd”, where “dd” = decimal
seconds.

86,400,000
ms (= 24 h)
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3.7. Position Information Elements
3.7.1. General
These elements originate from positioning equipment. It should be noted that
similar elements also appear in the various cellular technology categories.
Altitude –400 ... – Height above sea level in meters.

8848
m
GPS UTC Date Text – UTC date from GPS.
GPS UTC Time Text – UTC time from GPS.
Geographical Text – Latitude, longitude, and altitude

Position presented as string “Lat: <lat>, Lon:
<lon>, Alt: <alt>”.
Heading 0 ... 360 – Direction of travel measured in

Horizontal 0 ... 100 – Horizontal dilution of precision, HDOP,

Dilution Of as defined in  NMEA-0183.
Precision
Latitude –90 ... 90 – Latitude in degrees.

degrees
Longitude –180 ... 180 – Longitude in degrees.

degrees
Number Of 0 ... 12 – Number of GPS satellites used to

Satellites calculate position.
Position Fix Text – Indicates type of fix (two- or three-

Indicator dimensional).
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Position Text – Indicates position quality, e.g.:

Quality • GPS fix (SPS, Standard Positioning
Indicator
Service)
• Differential GPS fix (DGPS)
• PPS fix (Precise Positioning
Service)
• Real Time Kinematic
• Estimated (dead reckoning)
• Manual input mode (set when
pinpointing on map)
• Simulation mode
• Calculated value
• Interpolated
Positional 0 ... 100 – Positional dilution of precision, PDOP,

Dilution Of as defined in  NMEA-0183.
Precision
Speed 0 ... 360 – Speed in km/h.

km/h
Vertical Dilution 0 ... 100 – Vertical dilution of precision, VDOP, as

Of Precision defined in  NMEA-0183.
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3.8. Data Service Testing Information Elements
3.8.1. General
This section lists the information elements in the Data category, i.e. those
obtained when performing data service testing. The Data category contains
the following kinds of elements:
• Application-level data service measurements: These reflect the
performance experienced directly by the user of the service, as opposed
to the performance at lower levels in the protocol hierarchy (RLC, LLC,
RLP, etc.). The latter is indicated mostly by information elements in other
categories such as GSM and WCDMA. Compare, however, the remaining
bullets below.
• Transport layer measurements: UDP elements.
• Link layer measurements.
Throughput elements in the Data category are either instantaneous or
averages taken over the entire duration of the network connection. These
elements contrast with the throughputs reported in KPI events (see
section 10.4), which are measured over the period defined in each KPI, as
described in the Technical Reference, chapter 11. All KPI data is furnished
by these events; no KPIs are based on the information elements in the
Data category.
The Data category information elements are independent of the bearer
service used (packet-switched or circuit-switched).
3.8.2. Updating of Data Service Testing IEs

The following applies:
1 General application throughput elements (those beginning with
“Application Layer Throughput”) are updated once every second.
2 Instantaneous throughput elements for individual services apply to the
latest reporting period, unless otherwise indicated.
3 Transfer times indicate elapsed time for a currently active data transfer
(e.g. an FTP download). They are incremented every second and are
reset after the data transfer has concluded.
4 Unless otherwise indicated, average throughputs, byte counts, and all
percentages apply to the period following the latest network connect
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(triggering of Network Connect event) and are reset at network

disconnect (when the Network Disconnect activity has completed).
ABM (Available Bandwidth Measurement) IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.11

The argument points to an ABM server. Each of arguments 1 ... 4 represents a fixed
server, while argument 0 points to the server for which values were last reported.
All numeric ABM IEs are updated for each new ABM pulse train, which means once
every second.
ABM Downlink 0 ... 10000 0 ... 4 Average time taken by ABM packets to
Trip Time ms travel from the ABM server to the UE.
ABM Packet 0 ... 100 0 ... 4 Percentage of ABM packets that were
Loss Downlink % lost on the way from the ABM server to
the UE.
ABM Packet 0 ... 100 0 ... 4 Percentage of ABM packets that were
Loss Uplink % lost on the way from the UE to the
ABM server.
ABM Round 0 ... 20000 0 ... 4 Average time taken by ABM packets to
Trip Time ms travel from the UE to the ABM server
and back.
ABM Server Text 0 ... 4 IP address of ABM server.

(see Note: Argument 0 is not valid for this
Descr.) element.
ABM Through- 0 ... 350000 0 ... 4 Throughput achieved when sending

put Downlink kbit/s ABM packets from the ABM server to
(kbit/s) the UE.
ABM 0 ... 350000 0 ... 4 Throughput achieved when sending

Throughput kbit/s ABM packets from the UE to the ABM
Uplink (kbit/s) server.
ABM Uplink 0 ... 10000 0 ... 4 Average time taken by ABM packets to
Trip Time ms travel from the UE to the ABM server.
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AMR codec IEs
AMR Codec 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 AMR codec usage on downlink for
Usage % VoIP. Same structure and argument
Downlink meanings as for the WCDMA element
AMR Codec Usage (DL).
AMR Codec 0 ... 100 1 ... 17 AMR codec usage on uplink for VoIP.
Usage Uplink % Same structure and argument
meanings as for the WCDMA element
AMR Codec Usage (UL).
Application layer IEs: See also section 8.1.
Application 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received at the

Layer kbyte application level since network
Received connect. Login information is included
in this byte count.
Application 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent at the application

Layer Sent kbyte level since network connect, including
login information.
Application 0 ... 350000 – Current throughput for data received at

Layer kbit/s the application level.
Throughput
Downlink
Application 0 ... 350000 – Current throughput for data sent at the

Layer kbit/s application level.
Throughput
Uplink
Connection IEs
Connection Text – Time since network connect. Given in

Duration hh:mm:ss hours, minutes, and seconds.
Email receive IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.24.2
Email Receive 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for receiving of

Average kbit/s email.
Throughput
Email Receive 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over email.

Received kbyte
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Email Receive 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous email receive

Email Receive 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current email receive
Transfer Time s session.
(= 48 h)
Email send IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.24.1
Email Send 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for sending of

Average kbit/s email.
Throughput
Email Send 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent over email.

Sent kbyte
Email Send 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous email send throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
Email Send 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current email send
Facebook IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.1–12.26.3
Facebook 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Facebook logoff.

Logoff Success %
Ratio
Facebook 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Facebook logon.

Logon Success %
Ratio
Facebook 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Facebook operations

Operation % (all types of user actions taken
Success Ratio together).
FTP download IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.12
FTP Download 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for FTP download.

Average kbit/s
Throughput
FTP Download 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP downloads that

Data Transfer % could not be completed although they
Cut-off Ratio were started successfully.
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FTP Download 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP download attempts

IP Service % where, after successful PDP context
Access Failure activation, the FTP service itself could
Ratio not be accessed. (This IE is
meaningful only for UMTS.)
FTP Download 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over FTP.

Received kbyte
FTP Download 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP download attempts

Service Non- % where the FTP service could not be
Accessibility accessed, due to a failure that
occurred either during PDP context
activation or during the service access
procedure itself. (This IE is meaningful
only for UMTS.)
FTP Download 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous FTP download

FTP Download 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current FTP

Transfer Time s download session.
FTP upload IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.13
FTP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for FTP upload.

Average kbit/s
Throughput
FTP Upload 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP uploads that could

Data Transfer % not be completed although they were
Cut-off Ratio started successfully.
FTP Upload IP 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP upload attempts

Service Access % where, after successful PDP context
Failure Ratio activation, the FTP service itself could
not be accessed. (This IE is
FTP Upload 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent over FTP.

Sent kbyte
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FTP Upload 0 ... 100 – Percentage of FTP upload attempts

Service Non- % where the FTP service could not be
Accessibility accessed, due to a failure that
occurred either during PDP context
activation or during the service access
procedure itself. (This IE is meaningful
only for UMTS.)
FTP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous FTP upload throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
FTP Upload 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current FTP upload
HTTP Get IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.14
HTTP Average 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for HTTP

Throughput kbit/s download.
HTTP Data 0 ... 100 – Percentage of HTTP downloads that

Transfer Cut- % could not be completed although they
off Ratio were started successfully.
HTTP IP 0 ... 100 – Percentage of HTTP download

Service Access % attempts where, after successful PDP
Failure Ratio context activation, the HTTP service
itself could not be accessed. (This IE is
HTTP 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over HTTP.

Received kbyte
HTTP Service 0 ... 100 – Percentage of HTTP download

Non- % attempts where the HTTP service
Accessibility could not be accessed, due to a failure
that occurred either during PDP
context activation or during the service
access procedure itself. (This IE is
HTTP 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous HTTP download

HTTP Transfer 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current HTTP

Time s download session.
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HTTP Post IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.15
HTTP Post 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for HTTP upload.

Average kbit/s
Throughput
HTTP Post File 0 ... 2 · 106 – Size of file uploaded over HTTP.
Size Sent kbyte
HTTP Post File 0 ... 172800 – Time taken by the browser to complete
Transfer Time s the HTTP upload.
HTTP Post 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous HTTP upload

IMS IEs
IMS Regis- Text – Set to “Registered” on SIP Register or

tration State SIP Invite. Set to “Deregistered” on
SIP Deregister.
Instagram IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.4–12.26.6
Instagram 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Instagram logoff.

Logoff Success %
Ratio
Instagram 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Instagram logon.

Logon Success %
Ratio
Instagram 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Instagram operations

Operation % (all types of user actions taken
Success Ratio together).
Link layer IEs
Link Layer 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received in the link

Received kbyte layer.
Link Layer Sent 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent in the link layer.
kbyte
Link Layer 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous link layer downlink

Downlink
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Link Layer 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous link layer uplink

Uplink
Local IP address IEs
Local IP Text – Local IP address assigned to device.

Address
MMS receive IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.24.4
MMS Retrieval 0 ... 100 – Percentage of MMS messages that

Failure Ratio % could not be downloaded by the
receiving party’s device, although the
latter did receive an MMS notification.
MMS send IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.24.3
MMS Send 0 ... 100 – Percentage of MMS message send

Failure Ratio % attempts that failed.
RTP IEs: Test setup for VoIP in UM sections 12.28.1–12.28.5; test setup for
streaming in UM sections 12.27.5
RTP Jitter 0 ... 172800 – RTP packet jitter or delay variation as

Audio RFC ms defined in  IETF RFC 1889, section
1889 6.3.1.
Updated every 20 ms, i.e. for each
RTP message, except with PJSIP, in
which case a smoothed value is
presented once every second.
RTP Jitter 0 ... 172800 – Same as RTP Jitter Audio RFC 1889
Video RFC ms but for video.
1889
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RTP Lost 0 ... 100 – Percentage of RTP packets that were

Packets Rate % missing from the audio reproduction
Audio because they were not delivered from
the jitter buffer to the decoder in timely
fashion.
Note that the packet need not have
been lost on the way to the receiving
party; it may just have been delayed
too long, so that it was discarded by
the jitter buffer.
RTP Lost 0 ... 100 – Same as RTP Lost Packets Rate

Packets Rate % Audio but for video.
Video
RTP Relative 0 ... 172800 – RTP packet delay variation as defined

Packet Delay ms in  IETF RFC 5481, section 4.2.
Audio Updated every 20 ms, i.e. for each
RTP message.
RTP Relative 0 ... 172800 – Same as RTP Relative Packet Delay

Packet Delay ms Audio but for video.
Video
Social network testing IEs: These are all for Weibo. Test setup in UM section
12.26.10
Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of attempts made to log on to

Logon Attempt Weibo.
Count
Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of successful logons to Weibo.

Logon Success
Count
Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of Weibo status updates

Weibo Attempt posted.
Count
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Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of successful Weibo test

Weibo Success cycles, where the master successfully
Count posted a status update and the slave
successfully downloaded the update,
responding with an “all OK” comment
to acknowledge this fact.
Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of failed Weibo test cycles.

Weibo Failure Two cases: 1) The master’s status
Count update post failed; 2) The master’s
status update post succeeded, but the
slave failed to download it and
responded with an “error” comment to
report this.
Social Network 0 ... 100 – Number of Weibo test cycles that

Weibo Timeout timed out. This means that the master
Count successfully posted a status update,
but the slave did not return any
comment on the update within 20 s of
its being posted.
Social Network 0 ... – Total duration of all successful Weibo

Weibo Total 172,800,000 test cycles added together.
Duration ms
(= 48 h)
Streaming IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.27.5

The set of IEs obtained differs depending on the testing configuration. See
section 6.3 for full details in this regard.
Player session related IEs are updated once when the SWF player has finished
loading. If several sessions take place, these IEs are averaged over all sessions.
Streaming session metrics are updated for each new set of intermediate scores that
is output from VQmon, provided that the video buffering proceeds successfully. (If
the player is unable to buffer any video, VQmon will not produce any results.)
All HTTP streaming IEs are reset at the start of a new streaming session.
For more detail on certain HTTP streaming metrics, see UM chapter 49. Regarding
limitations on the population of HTTP streaming IEs, see section 8.3.
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Average absolute video MOS for the

Absolute MOS- MOS stream. Regarding “absolute”, see UM
V section 49.1.1.
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Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Bit rate at which the audio is intended

Audio Bit Rate kbit/s to be replayed.
Streaming Text – Audio codec type used for the audio

Audio Codec stream: e.g. “MPEG-4 AAC”, “AC-3”.
Type
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of audio packets received

Audio Packet % with errors, but corrected using error
Corrected Rate correction algorithms.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of audio packets discarded

Audio Packet % by the receiving jitter buffer.
Discarded Rate
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of audio packets identified

Audio Packet % as out-of-sequence, possibly due to
Out Of high jitter levels or the use of load-
Sequence Rate sharing devices.
Streaming Text – Same as Streaming Video Stream

Audio Stream Count.
Count
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of audio packets lost or

Average Audio % discarded (minus those corrected).
Effective
Packet Loss
Rate
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Average audio bandwidth excluding

Average Audio kbit/s transport packet overhead, FEC, and
Received retransmissions.
Bandwidth
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of video packets lost or

Average Video % discarded (minus those corrected).
Effective
Packet Loss
Rate
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Average bandwidth for video transport

Average Video kbit/s packets, excluding IP overhead, FEC,
Received and retransmissions.
Bandwidth
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Streaming Bit Text – Number of video codec bit rate

Rate Change changes that have occurred.
Streaming 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current streaming

Duration s session.
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Throughput excluding duplicate

Effective kbit/s packets.
Throughput
Streaming Text – Video frame height in pixels.

Frame Height
Streaming Text – Video frame rate, given as number of

Frame Rate frames per 1000 seconds (e.g.
“29,970” equaling 29.97 frames per
second).
Streaming Text – Video frame width in pixels.

Frame Width
Streaming Text – Number of frames in a Group of

GOP Length Pictures.
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Instantaneous absolute video MOS for

Instantaneous MOS the stream. Regarding “absolute”, see
Absolute MOS- UM section 49.1.1.
V
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Instantaneous absolute audio MOS for

Instantaneous MOS the stream.
MOS-A
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Instantaneous absolute audio–video

Instantaneous MOS MOS for the stream.
MOS-AV
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Instantaneous relative video MOS for

Instantaneous MOS the stream. Regarding “relative”, see
Relative MOS- UM section 49.1.1.
V
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Average audio MOS for the stream.

MOS-A MOS
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Streaming 0 ... 5 – Average audio–video MOS for the

MOS-AV MOS stream.
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Mobile TV quality index for streaming.

MTQI MOS Real-time score which is regularly
updated during the streaming session.
See UM chapter 48.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of streaming packets that

Packet Loss % were lost.
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Instantaneous PEVQ-S MOS score for

PEVQ-S MOS the stream.
Instantaneous
MOS
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of attempts to download

Player % the streaming player that failed at the
Download Data data transfer stage (after receipt of first
Transfer packet and before receipt of last
Failure Ratio packet).
Streaming 0 ... 172800 – Time taken to download the streaming

Player s player (from receipt of first packet to
Download Data receipt of last packet).
Transfer Time

Player Service % the streaming player that failed before
IP Access the first packet of the download was
Failure Ratio received (IP access failure).
Streaming 0 ... 172800 – Time taken for IP access when

Player Service s downloading the streaming player
IP Access Time (from user request to receipt of first
packet).

Player Session % the streaming player that failed at
Failure Ratio some stage (IP access or data
transfer).
Streaming 0 ... 172800 – Total session time for streaming player

Player Session s download (from user request to receipt
Time of last packet).
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Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Equal to Streaming Playout Buffer

Playout Buffer kbit/s Empty Rate minus Streaming Playout
Delta Rate Buffer Fill Rate.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of the total session time

Playout Buffer % during which the playout buffer was
Empty empty.
Proportion
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Rate at which data is emptied from the

Playout Buffer kbit/s streaming player’s playout buffer.
Empty Rate
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Rate at which the streaming player’s

Playout Buffer kbit/s playout buffer is filled with new data.
Fill Rate
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of the total session time

Playout Buffer % that was spent rebuffering.
Rebuffering
Proportion
Streaming 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over a

Received kbyte streaming connection.
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Average relative video MOS for the

Relative MOS- MOS stream. Regarding “relative”, see UM
V section 49.1.1.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of successfully started

Reproduction % stream reproductions that were ended
Cut-off Ratio by a cause other than intentional
termination by the user.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of unsuccessful stream

Reproduction % reproductions.
Start Failure
Ratio
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of instances where the first

Service Non- % RTP data packet of the stream could
Accessibility not be received by the device when
requested by the user.
Streaming TCP 0 ... 2 · 106 – TCP window size used in the

Window Size byte streaming session.
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Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous streaming throughput.

Throughput kbit/s
(kbit/s)
Streaming 0 ... 5 – Video Streaming Quality Index

VSQI MOS (realtime score which is regularly
updated during the streaming session,
unlike the overall VSQI score for an
entire session, which is indicated by
the event Streaming Quality VSQI).
See UM chapter 47.
Streaming Text – Video Service Transmission Quality

VSTQ score. See UM section 49.2.
Streaming 0 ... 350000 – Same as Streaming Playout Buffer

Video Bit Rate kbit/s Empty Rate.
Streaming Text – Video codec type used for the audio

Video Codec stream: e.g., “MPEG-2”, “H.264”.
Type
Streaming Text – Number of times the video stream

Video Inter- replay was interrupted for rebuffering.
ruption Count
Streaming 0 ... 172800 – Total duration of video stream replay

Video s interruptions for reasons of rebuffering.
Interruption
Duration
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of video packets received

Video Packet % with errors, but corrected using error
Corrected Rate correction algorithms.
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of video packets discarded

Video Packet % by the receiving jitter buffer.
Discarded Rate
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of video packets identified

Video Packet % as out-of-sequence, possibly due to
Out Of high jitter levels or the use of load-
Sequence Rate sharing devices.
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Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of attempts to start

Video Play % streaming video replay that failed
Start Failure (playing never started).
Ratio
Streaming 0 ... 100 – Percentage of streaming video replay

Video Session % session that failed at some point
Failure Ratio before the last video packet was
received.
Streaming Text – Number of “chunks” or file segments in

Video Stream the video stream.
Count
TCP download IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.20
TCP Download 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for TCP

Average kbit/s download.
Throughput
(kbit/s)
TCP Download 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over TCP.

Received kbyte
TCP Download 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous TCP download

Throughput kbit/s throughput. See also section 8.2.
(kbit/s)
TCP Download 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current TCP

TCP Packet 0 ... 100 – Retransmissions (in percent) on the

Loss % downlink over the TCP protocol during
the last second.
Note: For this percentage to be
correct, IP sniffing must not be set to
“Optimized Performance”. See UM
section 12.23.9.
TCP upload IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.20
TCP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for TCP upload.

Average kbit/s
Throughput
(kbit/s)
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TCP Upload 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent over TCP.

Sent kbyte
TCP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous TCP upload throughput.

Throughput kbit/s See also section 8.2.
(kbit/s)
TCP Upload 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current TCP upload
Twitter IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.7–12.26.9
Twitter Logoff 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Twitter logoff.

Success Ratio %
Twitter Logon 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Twitter logon.

Success Ratio %
Twitter 0 ... 100 – Success rate for Twitter operations (all

Operation % types of user actions taken together).
Success Ratio
UDP download IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.23.19, 12.23.20
UDP Download 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for UDP

Average kbit/s download.
Throughput
UDP Download Text – UDP jitter: the mean deviation (in ms)
Jitter of the difference in packet spacing at
the receiver compared to the sender,
for a pair of packets.
UDP Download 0 ... 100 – Retransmissions (in percent) on the

Packet Loss % downlink over the UDP protocol.
For the UDP activity, this measurement
is obtained once for each session, at
the end of the session.
For the Network Bandwidth (Iperf)
activity, this measurement is obtained
once every second.
UDP Download 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over UDP.

Received kbyte
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UDP Download 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous UDP download

Throughput kbit/s throughput. See also section 8.2.
UDP Download 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current UDP

UDP upload IEs: Test setup in UM sections 12.23.19, 12.23.20
UDP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for UDP upload.

Average kbit/s
Throughput
UDP Upload 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes sent over UDP.

Sent kbyte
UDP Upload 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous UDP upload throughput.

Throughput kbit/s See also section 8.2.
UDP Upload 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current UDP upload
VoIP IEs: See also RTP IEs. For VoIP speech quality IEs, see the Media Quality
category, section 3.9. Regarding IE support with VoIP solutions, see chapter 5. VoIP
test setup in UM sections 12.28.1–12.28.5
VoIP Decoding 0 ... 100 – Percentage of VoIP audio frames that

Errors % could not be decoded by the speech
codec. Updated once every second.
VoIP FER 0 ... 100 – Total percentage of VoIP packet loss

Combined % that affects the reproduction of the
Packet Loss audio. Encompasses decoding errors,
underruns, and jitter buffer size
increases. Should in general correlate
closely to PESQ and POLQA. Updated
once every second.
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VoIP Jitter 0 ... 100 – Percentage of VoIP audio frames with

Buffer % overruns.
Overruns
The VoIP client tries to keep the delays
caused by the jitter buffer reasonably
low. When the client decides the buffer
is too long, it will throw away received
packets to decrease the buffer size.
This is referred to as overruns, and it
affects the audio reproduction.
VoIP Jitter 0 ... 10000 – Average VoIP playout delay in ms: that
Buffer Playout ms is, the average time the voice packets
Delay Average were held by the jitter buffer. Updated
once every second.
VoIP Jitter 0 ... 10000 – Maximum VoIP playout delay in ms.

Buffer Playout ms Updated once every second.
Delay
Maximum
VoIP Jitter 0 ... 10000 – Minimum VoIP playout delay in ms.

Buffer Playout ms Updated once every second.
Delay Minimum
VoIP Jitter 0 ... 100 – Percentage of audio frames where the

Buffer Size % VoIP client decided to increase the
Increase jitter buffer size (because the jitter was
found to be too high). This procedure
results in a period of silence in the
audio reproduction as the jitter buffer
accumulates packets without releasing
any.
VoIP Jitter 0 ... 100 – Percentage of VoIP audio frames

Buffer % where the jitter buffer was empty and
Underruns had no packets to deliver to the speech
decoder. Updated once every second.
VoIP Speech Text – Speech codec selected for the VoIP

Codec client in the governing script (see UM
sections 12.28.1, 12.28.2).
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WAP IEs: Test setup in UM section 12.23.16
WAP Activation 0 ... 100 – Percentage of instances where the

Failure Ratio % WAP session could not be activated.
WAP Average 0 ... 350000 – Average throughput for WAP

Throughput kbit/s download.
WAP Page 0 ... 100 – Percentage of WAP page downloads

Data Transfer % that could not be completed although
Cut-off Ratio they were started successfully.
WAP Page 0 ... 100 – Percentage of WAP page requests that

Request % were unsuccessful.
Failure Ratio
WAP Received 0 ... 2 · 106 – Number of bytes received over WAP.

kbyte
WAP 0 ... 350000 – Instantaneous WAP download

WAP Transfer 0 ... 172800 – Elapsed time for current WAP

Time s download session.
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3.9. Media Quality Information Elements
3.9.1. General
This category holds information elements related to quality measurement for
various media:
• Audio quality measurement for voice calls – PESQ/POLQA with ancillary
data such as volume measurements. Metrics that are not produced in
connection with AQM, such as SQI, do not appear here.
• RTP stream metrics obtained during video telephony calls.
3.9.2. Notes on AQM
3.9.2.1. Content of Uplink Elements

It is useful to recapitulate the meaning of the “uplink” elements:
• In the ACU R2 setup, the uplink elements are populated in the mobile-to-
fixed configuration, where they are calculated by the CallGenerator. In the
other configurations, the uplink elements are not populated; but the uplink
measurements are identical to the downlink measurements for the other
phone in the pair.
• In the ACU TerraTec setup, the uplink elements are populated with copies
of the downlink measurements for the other phone in the pair.
• In the AQM module based setup, uplink measurements are those
performed by the CallGenerator. If an MRU is used instead, no uplink
measurements are made, and the uplink information elements are not
populated.
• In the VoIP setups and in on-device measurement regardless of bearer
(except VoIP using ODM MTSI), uplink measurements do not exist, and
the uplink information elements are not populated.
3.9.2.2. Time Adjustment of AQM Data in Replay Mode

In drive testing mode, the presentation of AQM data is inevitably somewhat
delayed because of the non-trivial time taken to compute the scores.
However, when replaying logfiles, AQM data is time-adjusted (moved
backwards in time) so that it aligns with other presented data. This makes it
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easier to study how various factors – for example, block error rate, frame
error rate, jitter, and handovers – affect the AQM scores.
AQM Algorithm Text – AQM algorithm used to produce

Downlink downlink speech quality scores. One
of “PESQ”, “P.OLQA NB”, “P.OLQA
SWB”.
AQM Algorithm Text – AQM algorithm used to produce uplink

Uplink speech quality scores.
AQM Audio Text – Type of audio channel used for the

Channel Type speech serving as input to downlink
Downlink AQM: “CS” or “IP”.
AQM Echo 0 ... 100 – Echo attenuation on downlink.

Attenuation dB
AQM Echo 0 ... 5 – Echo correlation on downlink.

Correlation
AQM Echo 0 ... 1000 – Echo delay on downlink.

Delay ms
AQM Echo 0 ... 100 – Echo power on downlink.

Power dB
AQM Sentence Text – Name of audio file containing the

Downlink downlink AQM sentence.
AQM Sentence Text – Name of audio file containing the

Uplink uplink AQM sentence.
AQM Source Text – Source of the audio input to downlink

Downlink AQM, for example: “ACU R2”,
“Terratec”, “F3607”, “PJSIP”, “ODM”.
AQM Source Text – Source of the audio input to uplink

Uplink AQM.
AQM Volume –100 ... 20 – Volume on downlink.

Downlink dB
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AQM Volume –100 ... 20 – Volume on uplink.

Uplink dB
Frequent AQM When a mobile-to-fixed configuration is used, these elements

IEs: General (uplink and downlink scores) only appear in merged logfiles; see
remark UM section 10.8.
Frequent AQM 1 ... 5 – Frequent AQM score for last speech

Score MOS sentence played on the downlink.
Downlink
Frequent AQM 1 ... 5 – Frequent AQM score for last speech

Score Uplink MOS sentence played on the uplink.
PESQ and The argument has the following significance:

POLQA IEs: 0: The score is updated independently of AQM Audio Channel
General
Type Downlink.
remark
1: The score is updated only if the audio channel type is CS.
2: The score is updated only if the audio channel type is IP. The
update interval is 11 s.
PESQ Score 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Downlink PESQ score.

Downlink MOS
PESQ Score 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Uplink PESQ score.

Uplink MOS
POLQA NB 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Downlink POLQA score for

Score MOS narrowband speech.
Downlink
POLQA NB 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Uplink POLQA score for narrowband

Score Uplink MOS speech.
POLQA SWB 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Downlink POLQA score for super-

Score MOS wideband speech.
Downlink
POLQA SWB 1 ... 5 0 ... 2 Uplink POLQA score for super-

Score Uplink MOS wideband speech.
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RTP Stream These are RTP stream metrics obtained during video telephony
IEs: General calls. The metrics are updated once every second.
remark
RTP Stream 0 ... 100 – Proportion of downlink stream

Corrected Loss % transport packets lost in the transport
Ratio Downlink network after error correction
algorithms have been applied, e.g.
FEC or Reliable UDP.

Discard Ratio % transport packets discarded due to late
Downlink arrival.
RTP Stream 0 ... 172800 – Instantaneous packet-to-packet delay

Packet To ms variation (= interarrival jitter according
Packet Delay to  RFC 3550, section 6.4.1) on
Variation downlink.
Downlink

Uncorrected % transport packets lost in the transport
Loss Ratio network prior to application of error
Downlink correction algorithms.
RTP Stream 0 ... 350000 – Average video bandwidth on downlink,

Video kbit/s excluding transport packet header
Bandwidth overhead and error correction/retrans-
Downlink mission.
RTP Stream 0 ... 350000 – Average video bandwidth on uplink,

Video kbit/s excluding transport packet header
Bandwidth overhead and error correction/retrans-
Uplink mission.
RTP Stream Text – Video codec used to encode the

Video Codec downlink video stream.
Downlink
RTP Stream Text – Video codec used to encode the uplink

Video Codec video stream.
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RTP Stream Text – Downlink video frame height in pixels.

Video Frame
Height
Downlink
RTP Stream Text – Uplink video frame height in pixels.

Video Frame
Height Uplink
RTP Stream Text – Downlink video frame rate, given as

Video Frame number of frames per 1000 seconds
Rate Downlink (e.g. “29,970” equaling 29.97 frames
per second).
RTP Stream Text – Uplink video frame rate, given as

Video Frame number of frames per 1000 seconds.
Rate Uplink
RTP Stream Text – Downlink video frame width in pixels.

Video Frame
Width Downlink
RTP Stream Text – Uplink video frame width in pixels.

Video Frame
Width Uplink
RTP Stream 0 ... 100 – Proportion of stream video transport

Video Packets % packets corrected by FEC.
Corrected
Downlink

Video Packets % packets discarded.
Discarded
Downlink

Video Packets % packets lost.
Lost Downlink
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Speech Text – Indicates silence on the downlink when

Interruption speech should be present by the value
Downlink “Silence detected”. When speech is
transmitted normally, the value is
“Voice detected”.
Note: To obtain this IE, you must set
UseFullMosCalculation=True in the file
<TEMS Investigation install dir>\
Application\Configuration\
Default.QualityMeasurement.config.
Speech Path 0 ... 4000 – The length of time it takes for the
Delay (RTT) ms speech to travel from the receiving
party to the calling party and back to
the receiving party again.
In a mobile-to-mobile configuration,
this element is obtained on the MT
side. In a mobile-to-fixed configuration,
the element is calculated by the
CallGenerator and only appears in
merged logfiles (see UM section 10.8).
Speech Path 0 ... 4000 – Defined as half of Speech Path Delay

Delay One Way ms (RTT).
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3.10. Wi-Fi Information Elements
3.10.1. General
This category contains information elements derived from Wi-Fi
measurements in TEMS Investigation or from Wi-Fi scanning recorded in
TEMS Pocket logfiles.
The argument, where present, points to one Wi-Fi access point (with its
unique BSSID) among those detected.
BSSID Text 1 ... 32 MAC address of Wi-Fi access point,

given in hexadecimal format:
“12:34:56:78:90:ab”.
Capabilities Text 1 ... 32 This element usually indicates the

security protocol setting in the Wi-Fi
network, e.g. “WPA-PSK-CCMP”.
Channel 1 ... 196 1 ... 32 Channel number according to  IEEE

802.11b/g/n.
Frequency 0 ... 6000 1 ... 32 Channel center frequency.

MHz
Link Speed 0 ... 1 · 106 – Maximum speed (as dictated by

kbit/s network settings) of the currently
serving Wi-Fi access point.
RSSI –120 ... 0 1 ... 32 Received Signal Strength.

dBm
SSID Text 1 ... 32 Name of Wi-Fi network.
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3.11. “Computer Information” Elements
3.11.1. General
These elements report on PC processing load and memory usage. They are
derived from Windows performance counters, as detailed in the table.
CPU Usage Text 1 ... 2 Current CPU load.

Argument:
1: PC’s total CPU usage. This is a
straightforward percentage:
Processor(_Total): % Processor Time
2: CPU usage of TEMS Investigation
process. This is a sum of percentages
over all processors, so that for an n-
core system the theoretical maximum
is n × 100. (In fact, percentages may
exceed 100, since the metric
sometimes underestimates processor
capabilities.) Equivalent to:
Process(Investigation): % Processor
Time
Disk Available 0 ... 50 · 106 1 ... 2 Free disk space in megabytes.

Mbyte
Argument:
1: “C:” drive. Equivalent to:
LogicalDisk(C:) Free Megabytes
2: Not used
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Memory Usage 0 ... 64000 1 ... 2 Amount of RAM currently in use in

Mbyte megabytes.
Argument:
1: PC total. Equivalent to:
Process(_Total) Private Bytes
2: TEMS Investigation process.
Equivalent to: Process(Investigation)
Private Bytes
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3.12. Links to Generic Information Elements

This section contains references to information elements that are found in the
mobile technology specific categories but are in fact not associated with any
particular mobile technology.
Positioning elements are not included here since this data is covered by the
Position category (section 3.7) anyway.
Device Status
• Equipment Health
Device Hardware/Firmware
• Firmware Version: GSM, WCDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX
• Hardware: GSM, WCDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA, CDMA, WiMAX
• Hardware ID: GSM, LTE, CDMA, WiMAX
• MSM Version: CDMA (Qualcomm chipset family designation)
Time
• Equipment Time: GSM, LTE
• Time: GSM, WCDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA, WiMAX
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Chapter 4. Information Element Support in Devices
4. Information Element Support

in Devices
This chapter details which devices support which information elements, for all
cellular technologies where this is non-trivial.
Elements derived from positioning equipment are not included in the tables.
In the Information Elements column, <string>* means all IEs beginning with
<string>. The asterisk (*) sometimes appears as a wildcard also in other
positions.
A gray checkmark means that the IE support is restricted to a subset of the
devices in the column, or that only part of the IE data is obtained for these
devices. See the accompanying footnote for details.
The tables include certain devices/chipsets that are no longer connectable in
this version of TEMS Investigation; these are printed in non-boldface. They
are retained here since old logfiles recorded with the devices in question can
still be loaded in the application. There also exist information elements which
are unique to one or more of these devices.
4.1. GSM Information Elements

See section 3.1.
• Sony Xperia Z3 D6603, Z2 D6503, V LT25i, T LT30a, and Sony Ericsson
Xperia arc S LT18a/i have their own column under “S [E]”.
• Sony Ericsson Xperia arc LT15a/i and X10 are covered by the Qualcomm
“HSPA, HSPA+” column.
• Scanning elements supported by the SRU are the same as those
supported by the Sony Ericsson W995 phones.
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S[E] Qual. S. Nokia H. D. Scan.
Information
Elements
Access Burst Type y

Adjacent RxLev* y
Adjacent Scan y
AMR Active Set* y y y y y y y
AMR C/I y
AMR C/I*Limit y y y y y y y
AMR Codec* y y y y y y y
AMR Hysteresis y y y y y y y
AMR Threshold y y y y y y y
ARFCN TCH y y y y y y y y
ARFCN (others) y y y y y y y y y
Attach Time y y y y y y y y
Band Control y y y y
BER* y
BLER/Timeslot y
BSIC* 1 y y y y y y y y y
C Value y y y y y y y
C/A* 2 y
C/I Absolute, Best, Best:
ARFCN, Worst, Worst: ARFCN y y y y
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C/I* (others) 4 5 y y
C1 y y y y
y y y y y
C2 y y y y
y y y y y
C31 y y y y
y y y y
C32 y y y y
y y y y
Cell EGPRS Support y y y y y
Cell GPRS Support y y y y y
Cell Id* y y y y y y y y y
Cell Name* y y y y y y y y y
Cell Reselection* y
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Information
Elements
CGI* y y y y y y y y y
Channel Mode y y y y y y y y y
Channel RxLev* y y y y y y y y
Channel Type y y y y y y y y y
Ciphering Algorithm y y y y y y y y
Ciphering Key Seq. No. y
Coding Scheme DL y y y y y y y
Coding Scheme UL y y y y y y y
Control Ack Type y
CS-* DL Usage... y y y y
Current CS* y y y y y y y
Current MCS* y y y y
Data Mode* y y y y y y y y
Disable Handover y
Downlink Signal. Ctr Current y y y y y
Downlink Signal. Ctr Max y y y
DTX Rate DL y y
EGPRS BEP (*) y y y y y
EGPRS BEP Total (*) y
EGPRS Link Quality Ctrl UL y y y y
EGPRS Window Size* y y y y y y y y
FER Actual y y y
FER Full y y y y
FER Sub y y y y
Firmware Version y y y y y y y y y
Frequency Band* y y y y y y y y y
GA-RC*, GAN*, GANC* 6 y
GMM State y y y y
GPRS Multislot Class y
GRR State y y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
GSM RACH Max Retransm... y

GSM Serving Cell T3212 y
Hardware y y y y y y y y y y
Hardware ID y y y y y y y y y y y
Hopping* y y y y y y y y
HSN y y y y y y y y
Ignore Cell Barred y y y y
Interference* 7
Internal GPS* 8 y
LAC* y y y y y y y y y
LLC BLER* y y y y y
LLC Bytes* y y y y y
LLC Throughput* y y y y y
LLC Window Size* y y y
MAC Mode* y y y y y y
MAIO y y y y y y y y
MCC y y y y y y y y y
MCS-* DL Usage... y y y y
Message Hex Dump Payload y y y y y y y y
MNC y y y y y y y y y
Mode* y y y y y y y y y
Modulation* y y y y y y y y
MS Behavior Modified y y y y
MS Power Control Level y y y y y y y y y
MS Tx Power y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor ARFCN* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor BSIC* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor C1* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor C2* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor C31* y y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
Neighbor C32* y y y y y y y y
Neighbor Cell Id* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor Cell Name* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor LAC* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor RxLev* y y y y y y y y y
Neighbor (SI) ARFCN y y
Network Control Order y y y y y y y
Network Mode Of Oper. y y y y y y y
Number Of Hopp. Freq. y y y y y y y y y
Number Of Used Timeslots* y y y y y y y y y
PBCCH Timeslot y y y
PDCH Utilization* y y
PDP* 9 y y y y y y y y
Penalty Time y
Power Control Meas. Chan. y
Preferred GAN Mode 6 y
Prevent* y y
Priority Access THR y
P-TMSI* y
Q Search Power y y y y y y y
RAC* y y y y y y y y y
Radio Link Timeout Current y y y y y y y y
Radio Link Timeout Max y y y y y y y y
RLA_P* y y y
RLC BLER* y y y y
RLC Block* y
RLC Bytes* y y y y y y
RLC Mode y
RLC Thr’put DL (%) y y y y y y
RLC Thr’put DL (kbit/s) y y y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
RLC Thr’put UL (%) y y y y y y

RLC Thr’put UL (kbit/s) y y y y y y y y y
RLP* y y
RxLev* y y y y y y y y y
RxQual* y y y y y y y y y
Scanned Adjacent* y
Scanned ARFCN y y y
Scanned Band y y y
Scanned BSIC y y y
Scanned BSIC on ARFCN y
Scanned C/A* y
Scanned C/I y y
Scanned Cell Id y y
Scanned Cell Name y y y
Scanned Channels No of y y y
Scanned LAC y y
Scanned MCC y y
Scanned MNC y y
Scanned RxLev* y y y
Serving Cell List Active y y
Signal Str. Hopping List 7
Signal Str. On BCCH Carr. y
SNDCP BLER* y
SNDCP Bytes* y y y y
SNDCP Throughput* y y y y
Spectr Ana* y y
Speech Codec y y y y y y y y
Split PG Cycle y
SQI* y
Strongest Sc. C/I y y
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Information
Elements
Strongest Sc. Cell Id y y

Strongest Sc. LAC y y
Strongest Sc. MCC y y
Strongest Sc. MNC y y
Strongest Sc.* (others) y y y
Sub Channel Number y y y y y y y y y
TA y y y y y y y y y
Target Handover y y
TD-SCDMA Neighbor* y y
TFI* y y y y y y y y
Time y y y y y y y y y y y
Timeslot y y y y y y y y y
Timeslot Channel Type* y y y y y y y y y
Timeslot Used* y y y y y y y y y
TLLI* y y y y y y y y y
Training Sequence Code y y y y y y y y
Uplink State Flag y
WCDMA Neighbor* y y y y y y y
Weakest Sc. C/I y y
Weakest Sc. Cell Id y y
Weakest Sc. LAC y y
Weakest Sc. MCC y y
Weakest Sc. MNC y y
Weakest Sc.* (others) y y y
1. Regarding BSIC decoding with PCTel scanners, see UM
section 19.2.3.
2. Option must be turned on in phone’s Properties dialog:
see UM section 16.5.1.4.
3. For PCTel scanners this requires the C/I measurement
option: see UM section 19.2.3.
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4. Supported by Xperia arc S only.

5. For Xperia arc S, the “GSM C/I” log must be turned on;
see UM section 16.2.5. With this device, C/I is obtained
only for circuit-switched.
6. Supported by Nokia 6086 only.
7. Not supported by any currently connectable devices.
8. Supported only by devices that are equipped with an
internal GPS.
9. PDP Access Point Name and PDP Context Time not
supported by Hisilicon Ascend D2.
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4.2. WCDMA Information Elements

See section 3.2.
• Sony Xperia Z3 D6603, Z2 D6503, V LT25i, T LT30a, and Sony Ericsson
Xperia arc S LT18a/i have their own column under “S [E]”.
• Sony Ericsson Xperia arc LT15a/i and X10 are covered by the Qualcomm
“HSPA” column.
• Scanning elements supported by the SRU are the same as those
supported by the Sony Ericsson W995 phones.
S [E] Qualc. S. Nokia Scan.
Information
Elements
AMR* 1 y y y y y y y
AS ... RSCP Sum/Ant.* y y
AS* (others) y y y y y y y y
Averaged BER y y
BLER Target Control* 2 y y
Call Event Success Rate y y y y y y y y
Cell Barred Control* y y
Compressed Mode y y y y y y y y
CW* y
Det Neigh * Sum/Ant.* y y
Det Neigh CPICH Tx Pwr y y y y y
Det Neigh Pathloss y y y y y
Det Neigh* (others) y y y y y y y y
DPCCH Power UL y
DTX Rate DL y
DVB-H* LG U960 only
Equipment Health y y y y y y y y
Finger 1st* 3 4 y y y y y y
Finger 2nd* ... 8th* 3 y y
Finger 9th* ... 12th* y
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Information
Elements
Firmware Version y y y y y y y y y y y
GSM Neigh* y y y y y y y y
Hardware y y y y y y y y y y y
HO Event Type* y y y y y y y y
HS 16-QAM Mod. Rate y y y y y y
HS 64-QAM Mod. Rate y
HS CQI* y y y y y y y
HS DL Serving Cell Count y
HS-DSCH ACK Rate y y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH BLER* y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH DTX Rate y y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH Error Blocks* y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH HARQ Proc... y y y y y
HS-DSCH NACK Rate y y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH New Transm... y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH Post Rate y
HS-DSCH Pre Rate y
HS-DSCH Retransm.* y y y y y y y
HS-DSCH Thr’put Per Carr. y y y y y y
HS-DSCH Thr’put Total y y y y y y
HS H-RNTI y y y y y y
HS MAC Queue ID DL y y y y y y
HS MIMO DSCH ACK Rate y y
HS MIMO DSCH NACK Rate y y
HS MIMO* (others) y
HS Phy* y y y y y y y
HS QPSK Mod. Rate y y y y y y
HS-SCCH* y y y y y y y
HS Serving Cell* y y y y y y y
HS Session* y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
HS Transport Block* y y y y y y
HS UL Average Serv. Grant* y y y y y
HS UL Average TBS* y y y y
HS UL BLER 1st y y y y
HS UL BLER Residual y y y
HS UL Buffer Limited Tx y y y
HS UL DTX Rate y y y y y
HS UL E-DCH Th’put Per Ca. y
HS UL E-DCH Th’put Total y y y
HS UL E-DCH TTI y y y y y
HS UL E-DPCCH Power y
HS UL E-DPDCH Power y
HS UL Error Blocks* y y y y
HS UL Error Blocks Res. y y y
HS UL E-TFC* y y y
HS UL Happy Rate y y y y
HS UL HICH* y y y y
HS UL New Trans. Rate y y y y y
HS UL Non-Serv. Cells... y y y y
HS UL Non-Serv. E-RGCH... y y y y y
HS UL Number of TTIs y y y y
HS UL Power Limited Tx y y y
HS UL Retransm. Rate y y y y y
HS UL Serv. Cell* y
HS UL Serv. Grant Ltd Tx y y y
HS UL Succ. E-AGCH Rate y y y y
HS UL Succ. First Tx Rate y y y y
HS UL Transm. Distr.* 5 y y
HS UL UE Tr. Pwr Headr. y
IMEI y y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
Inter-freq* y y y y y y y y
Internal GPS* 6 y
Inter-RAT* y y y y y y y y
Intra-freq* y y y y y y y y
MCC y y y y y y y y
Message Hex Dump... y y y y y y y y y y y
MNC y y y y y y y y
Mode* y y y y y y y y
Mon Neigh * Sum/Ant.* y y
Mon Neigh CPICH Tx Pwr y y y y y
Mon Neigh Pathloss y y y y y
Mon Neigh* (others) y y y y y y y y
MS Behavior Modified y y y y
Network Search Ec/Io 7 y
Network Search* (others)7 y y
Other/Own* y y y y
PDP* y y y y y y y y
Poss No ... AS M. 1–8 y y y y
Poss No ... AS M. 9–12 y y y
Power Control Indic.* 8 y y y y y y y
RACH Initial TX y y
RACH Max Preambles y y y y y y
RACH Message TX y y y y y
RACH Transm. Preamb. y y y y y y y y
RAT Control* y y y y
RB Setup UL DPCH SC y y y y y y y
RLC AM * Log Ch Type y y y y
RLC AM* (others) y y y y y
RLC DL Ent. Data Mode y y y y y
RLC DL Throughput y y y y y y y y
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Information
Elements
RLC No Of Entities y y y y y y y
RLC UL Ent. Data Mode y y y y y
RLC UL Throughput y y y y y y y
RLC/Trsp DL Thr’put y y y y y y y
RLC/Trsp UL Thr’put y y y y y y y
RRC State* y y y y y y y y
SAN URA Id y y y y y
SAN* (others) y y y y y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Aggr Eb/Io y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Aggr Ec y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Aggr Ec/Io y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Ag–Pk Ec y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Cell Identity y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Cell Name y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Cell Type y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Delay Spr. y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Intra-freq. C. 9 y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Io y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] MCC y y y
Sc [1st–4th] MNC y y y
Sc [1st–4th] No Of SCs y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Peak* y y y
Sc [1st–4th] P-SCH* y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Rake Finger Cnt y y
Sc [1st–4th] SC y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] SC Group y y y
Sc [1st–4th] SIR y y y
Sc [1st–4th] S-SCH* y y y
Sc [1st–4th] Time Offset y y y
Sc [1st–4th] T.O. Slot Pos y y
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Information
Elements
Sc [1st–4th] UARFCN y y y y
Sc [1st–4th] UL Interf. y y y
Sc [5th–8th]* y y y y
Sc [9th–12th]* y y y
Sc Best*: same as Sc [1st–4th]*, see above
SCH TS Sc* y
Sector Control y y y
Serving * Sum/per Ant. y y
Serving Cell LAC* y y y y y y
Serving Cell RAC* y y y y y y
Serving CPICH Tx Pwr y y y y y y
Serving URA Id y y y y
Serving* (others) y y y y y y y y
SF* y y y y y y y
SHO* y y y y y y y y
SIR y y y y y y
SIR Target 10 y y y y y
Spectr Ana* y y
SQI* y
Str Neigh * Sum/Ant.* y y
Str Neigh* (others) y y y y y y y y
Time y y y y y y y y y y y
Trsp Ch BLER* y y y y y y y
Trsp Ch Id DL y y y y y y y y
Trsp Ch Id UL y y
Trsp Ch No Of DL y y y y y y y y
Trsp Ch No Of Error Blocks y y y y y
Trsp Ch No Of UL y y y y y y
Trsp Ch Throughput* y
Trsp Ch Type DL y y y y y y
I&E-286
Information
Elements
Trsp Ch Type UL y
UE Initial Transmit Pwr y yy y y y y
UE Tx Power y yy y y y y y
UL Interference Serving y yy y y
UTRA Carrier RSSI y yy y y y y y
UTRA Ca. RSSI per Ant. y y
UTRA Ca. RSSI Sum y y
VTQI 11 12 y y y y y y y
1. Supported by N96 only.
2. Not supported by Sony Xperia Z3 6603 or Z2 D6503.
3. Anritsu: Finger ... Slot and Finger Position ... Slot are not
obtained. Same remark applies to 2nd and further
scanned UARFCNs.
4. A mode report must be turned on in certain Sony/Sony
Ericsson phones; see UM section 16.5.2.
5. The residual percentage is not obtained from the Nokia
phones.
6. Supported only by devices that are equipped with an
internal GPS.
7. Supported by PCTel SeeGull EXflex, IBflex, MX, and
MXflex.
8. A mode report must be turned on in certain Sony/Sony
Ericsson phones; see UM section 16.5.2.
9. Not supported by PCTel SeeGull LX.
10. The “WCDMA SIR Target” log must be turned on; see UM
section 16.2.5. Not supported by Sony Xperia Z3 6603 or
Z2 D6503.
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11. Note that in practice, VTQI naturally also requires that the
device be equipped with a front camera. There exist
connectable devices, such as the Sony Ericsson Xperia
arc S, which support the VTQI information element but do
not have a front camera.
12. Note on Nokia phones: VTQI is based on transport
channel BLER. Nokia phones do not report BLER for
individual transport channels but only an average over all
channels (see “Trsp Ch BLER, DL (Log)”). This means
that VTQI scores based on Nokia reports will not be
accurate if further transport channels are used in parallel
with the one used for the video call.
I&E-288
4.3. LTE Information Elements

See section 3.3.
Regarding logs required from Qualcomm chipset devices, see UM
section 16.2.
Where carrier aggregation is supported, the checkmark is replaced by a
number:
• 2 = up to two carriers presented (primary and secondary);
• 3 = up to three carriers presented (primary, secondary, and tertiary).
UE Chipsets Scanners
Information
Elements
AFC* y
ANR* y y y y y y y y
Antenna Correlation y
Attach Type y y y y y y y y
Bearer* y y y y y y y y
Cell Allowed Meas. Bandw.* y y y y y y y
Cell DL EARFCN Inter Freq. y y y y y y
Cell GERAN ARFCN y y y y y y y y
Cell Q-RxLevMin y y y y y y y y
Cell Q-* (others) y y y y y y y
Cell Reselection Priority* y y y y y y y
Cell T-Reselection* y y y y y y y
Cell Threshold* y y y y y y y
Cell List Type y y y y y y y y
Cell List* (others): Same as corresponding Serving Cell and Neighbor IEs
CQI Code Word* y y y y 2 2 y y
CQI Periodicity y y y
CQI Rank* y y y 2 2 y y
CQI Report Mode y y y
CQI Sub-band Code Word* y y y y
Cyclic Prefix y y y
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Information
Elements
DRX Active Rate y y

DRX Cycle Type y
DRX Enabled y y y
DRX Enabled On ANR y
DRX Inactiv. Timer y y y y y y y
DRX Inactiv. Timer Enabled y y y
DRX Long Cycle y y y y y y y
DRX On Dur. Timer y y y y y y y
DRX On Dur. Timer Enabled y y y
DRX Retransm. Timer y y y y y y y
DRX Short Cycle y y y y y y y
DRX Short Cycle Enabled y y y
DRX Short Cycle Timer y y y y y y y
DRX Start Offset y y y y y y y
Duplex Mode* y y y y y y y y y
eMBMS* y y
EMM State y y y y y y
EMM Substate y y y
eNodeB Antenna Count y y
EPower* y y
Equipment Time y y y
ESM State y y y
Feature Group Indicator* y y
Firmware Version y y y y y y y y y y y y
GSM Neighbor* y y
Hardware* y y y y y y y y y y y y
IMSI y
MAC BLER* y
MAC DL HO*Packet Time y y y y
MAC DL HO*UL Grant Time y
MAC DL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y y
MAC DL Throughput y y y y y y
I&E-290
Information
Elements
MAC HARQ Max... Retrans. y y y y y y y y

MAC Random Access* y
MAC UL HO*Packet Time y y y
MAC UL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y
MAC UL Throughput y y y y y y
MCCH* y y
Message Hex Dump... y y y y y y y y
MME* y y y y y y
Mode y y y y y y y y
Mode - System y y y y y y y y y
MTMSI y
Neigh. Cell Channel RSSI y y y y y y y
Neigh. Cell DL EARFCN y y y y y y y y
Neigh. Cell Frame Timing* y y
Neigh. Cell Identity y y y y y y y y
Neigh. Cell RSRP y y y y y y y y
Neigh. Cell RSRP Tx1 Rx* y y y
Neigh. Cell RSRP Tx2 Rx* y
Neigh. Cell RSRQ y y y y y y y y
Neigh. Cell RSRQ Tx1 Rx* y y y
Neigh. Cell RSRQ Tx2 Rx* y
Neigh. Cell* (others) y y y y y y y
Network Search* 1 y y
PBCH BLER* y y y
PCFICH CFI Information y y y y
PDCCH CCE* y y y
PDCCH DCI Format* y y y
PDCCH DL Grant Count* y y y
PDCCH UL Grant Count* y y y
PDCP DL Handover* y y y
PDCP DL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y
PDCP DL RB Thr’put y y y y
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Information
Elements
PDCP DL Thr’put y y y y y y
PDCP UL Handover* y y y
PDCP UL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y
PDCP UL RB Thr’put y y y y
PDCP UL Thr’put y y y y y y
PDN Connection* y y y y y y y y
PDSCH BLER y y y y y y y
PDSCH BLER TB* y y y y y y y
PDSCH Initial BLER y y
PDSCH MCS* y y y 3 3 y y
PDSCH MCS Distr.* y 3 3
PDSCH Modulation Distr.* y 3 3
PDSCH Modulation TB* y y y 3 3 y
PDSCH No. of Used TBs y y 3 3 y
PDSCH Phy Thr’put y y y y y y y
PDSCH Phy Thr’put Per Ca. 2 2
PDSCH Phy Thr’put CW* y 2 2
PDSCH Residual BLER y y
PDSCH Resrc Block y y y 2 2 y
PDSCH Resrc Block (%) y y y 2 2 y
PDSCH Resrc Block Alc Cnt y 2 2
PDSCH Resrc Block Start y 2 2
PDSCH SINR 2 y y 3 3 3 y
PDSCH Trsm. Distr.* (%) y y y y y
PDSCH Trsm. Distr.* Count y y y y y
PDSCH TTI Allocation* y 2 2
PMCH* y y
PMI y y y y y y y
PMI Feedback y y
Protocol Version y y y y y y y
PSS* y y
PUCCH G(i) y y y
I&E-292
Information
Elements
PUSCH Alpha y y y
PUSCH BLER y y y y y
PUSCH BLER Ack No. Of y y y y y y y
PUSCH BLER Nack No. Of y y y y y y y
PUSCH F(i) y y y
PUSCH HARQ Max Transm. y y y
PUSCH Initial BLER y y
PUSCH MCS y y y y y y y
PUSCH MCS Distribution y y
PUSCH Modulation* y y y y y y
PUSCH P0 Nominal y y y
PUSCH Phy Throughput y y y y y y y
PUSCH Residual BLER y y
PUSCH Resrc Block Alc Cnt y y y
PUSCH Resrc Block Start y y y
PUSCH Resrc Blocks y y y y y y
PUSCH Resrc Blocks (%) y y y y
PUSCH Transm. Distr.* y y y
PUSCH TTI Allocation* y y y
RACH Cont. Res. Timer y y y y y y y y
RACH Cont. Res. Timer St.* y
RACH Current Tx Power y y y y y
RACH Initial Tx Power y y y y y
RACH Latency y y y
RACH Max Preamb. Power y y y y y y
RACH Max Preambles y y y y y
RACH No. of Transmits y y y y
RACH Period y y y
RACH Preamble Resp... y y
RACH Preamble Step y y y
RACH Reason y y
RACH Result y y
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Information
Elements
RACH RNTI y y y
RACH Signature y y y
RACH Type y y y
RI y y y y y y y
RI * Number Of y y y y y y y
RI Feedback y y
RI * Feedback Number Of y y
RLC DL Handover* y y y
RLC DL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y
RLC DL RB Throughput y y y
RLC DL RB* (others) y y y y
RLC DL State y y y y
RLC DL Throughput y y y y y
RLC UL Handover* y y y
RLC UL PDU HO Interr. T. y y y
RLC UL RB Throughput y y y
RLC UL RB* (others) y y y y
RLC UL State y y y y
RLC UL Throughput y y y y y
Roaming Status y y y
RRC State y y y y y y y y
“Sc ...”: IEs from Reference Signal scanning
Sc ... BCH RSSI y y y y
Sc ... Cell Distance y y y y y
Sc ... Cell Identity y y y y y y
Sc ... Cell Macro Ingress TEMS Pocket logfiles only
Sc ... Cell Name y y y y y y
Sc ... Cell Small Cell Indic. TEMS Pocket logfiles only
Sc ... Cell Zone TEMS Pocket logfiles only
Sc ... CFO y y y
Sc ... Channel RSSI y y y
Sc ... Delay Spread y y y
I&E-294
Information
Elements
Sc ... Duplex Mode y y y

Sc ... EARFCN y y y y y y
Sc ... MCC 2 y y y
Sc ... MIMO* y y
Sc ... MNC 2 y y y
Sc ... No Of Cell Id’s y y y y y y
Sc ... No Of Rx Antennas y y
Sc ... No Of Tx Antennas y y
Sc ... P-SCH RP y y y y y y
Sc ... RRC Cell Identity 2 y y y
Sc ... RS CINR y y y y y y
Sc ... RSRP y y y y y y
Sc ... RSRP Rx1 Tx* y y y y y y
Sc ... RSRP Rx2 Tx* y y
Sc ... RSRQ y y y y y y
Sc ... RSRQ Rx1 Tx* y y y y y y
Sc ... RSRQ Rx2 Tx* y y
Sc ... SCH CINR y y y y y
Sc ... SCH RQ y y y y y y
Sc ... S-SCH RP y y y y y y
Sc ... Time Offset y y y y
Sc RSSI* y y y y
Schedule Request Status y
Serv. Cell Channel RSSI y 2 3 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell Count y 2 y3 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell Distance y yy y y y y
Serv. Cell DL Bandwidth y 2 y3 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell DL EARFCN y 2 y3 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell DL Frequency y 2 y3 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell DL Pathloss y 2 y3 y 3 y y
Serv. Cell Frame Timing* 3 3
Serv. Cell Frequency Band y 2 y y 3 3 3 y
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Information
Elements
Serv. Cell Identity y 2 y y 3 3 3 y

Serv. Cell MCC y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell MNC y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell Name y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell PLMN y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell RRC Identity* y y y y y y
Serv. Cell RS CINR 2 y y 3 3 3 y
Serv. Cell RSRP y 2 y y 3 3 3 y
Serv. Cell RSRP Tx1 Rx* 2 y 3 3 y
Serv. Cell RSRP Tx2 Rx* y
Serv. Cell RSRP-DRS y
Serv. Cell RSRQ y 2 y y 3 3 3 y
Serv. Cell RSRQ Tx1 Rx* 3 3 y
Serv. Cell RSRQ Tx2 Rx* y
Serv. Cell SINR-DRS y
Serv. Cell Small Cell Indic. TEMS Pocket logfiles only
Serv. Cell TAC y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell Total RS Power y y y y y y y
Serv. Cell Tx1-Tx2 Per Ant.3 y y
Serv. Cell UL EARFCN y y y y y
Serv. Cell UL Frequency y y
Serv. Cell Zone TEMS Pocket logfiles only
Signal To Noise Ratio* y
Spectr Ana* y y y y y y
SRS Resource Blocks y y y
SRS TX Power y y y y
SRS Usage Rate y y
SSS* y y
Strongest Sc RSSI* y y y y
TDD Special Subfr. Config. y y y
TDD UL/DL Config.* y y y y
TDD* (others) y
I&E-296
Information
Elements
TD-SCDMA Neighbor* y y y
Time* y y y y y y y y y y y y y y
Timing Advance* y y y
Transmission Mode y y y y y y y
Transmission Scheme y y y
UE Category y y y y y y y y
UE PUCCH Tx Power y y y y y y
UE PUSCH Tx Power y y y y y y
UE Tx Power y y y y
WCDMA Neighbor* y y y
1. Supported by EXflex but not by EX.
2. Not supported by the EX model.
3. The “LL1 CRS TXRX Power Report” log must be turned on; see
UM section 16.2.
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4.4. TD-SCDMA Information Elements

See section 3.4.
UEs Sc
Information
Elements
Attach Allowed y
Channel Quality Indicator y
C-RNTI y
DCH SIR y y
DCH SIR Target y
DPCH C/I* y y
DPCH ISCP* y
DPCH RSCP Average y y
DPCH RSCP Best, Worst y
DPCH SIR y
DPCH SIR Target y y
DPCH Timeslot Count* y y
DSCH SIR y
Error PDU Number y
Firmware Version y y
GSM Neighbor* y y
Hardware y
HARQ Process ID y
H-RNTI y y y
HS 16-QAM Modul. Rate y y
HS Assoc DPCH* y
HS CQI (Max) y y
HS CQI (Mean) y y
HS CQI (Median) y
HSDPA Category y y
HSDPA TS * Valid y y
HS-DSCH ACK Rate y y
HS-DSCH BLER y y
HS-DSCH DTX Rate y
I&E-298
UEs Sc
Information
Elements
HS-DSCH Modulation* y y
HS-DSCH NACK Rate y y
HS-DSCH Retransm. Rate y
HS-DSCH Throughput y y
HS MAC PDU* y
HS-PDSCH Ack* y y
HS-PDSCH BLER y y
HS-PDSCH C/I* y
HS-PDSCH Codes Used y y
HS-PDSCH CRC* y y
HS-PDSCH End Chan. Cd. y y
HS-PDSCH ISCP* y
HS-PDSCH MAC* y
HS-PDSCH Nack* y y
HS-PDSCH RSCP* y
HS-PDSCH SIR y y
HS-PDSCH Start Chan. Cd. y y
HS-PDSCH Timeslots Used y y
HS QPSK Mod. Rate y y
HS-SCCH C/I y
HS-SCCH Chan. Code y y y
HS-SCCH ISCP y
HS-SCCH Midamble* y
HS-SCCH RSCP y y
HS-SCCH SIR y y
HS-SCCH Target BLER y
HS-SCCH Timeslot Number y y
HS Session y
HS-SICH Timeslot Number y y
HS-SICH* (others) y
HS Trsp. Block Count* y
HS Trsp. Block Size y y
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UEs Sc
Information
Elements
HS Trsp. Block Sizes No Of y y

HS UL 1 y
IMEI y y
IMSI y y y
IR Version Number y
Mode y y y
Mode - System y y y
Neighbor Carrier RSSI y y
Neighbor Cell Name y
Neighbor CPID y y y
Neighbor Midamble y
Neighbor Pathloss y
Neighbor P-CCPCH Ec/No y y
Neighbor P-CCPCH RSCP y y y
Neighbor Timeslot * ISCP y
Neighbor UARFCN y y y
Network Mode Of Operation y
New Data Indicator y
PDCP* y
PDP Context Compl. Time y
Physical Ch. Code Number y y y
Physical Ch. Count y y y
Physical Ch. Id y y
Physical Ch. Midamble* y y
Physical Ch. Repetition Per.* y y y
Physical Ch. Spread. Factor y y y
Physical Ch. Timeslot y y y
PRACH* y
P-TMSI* y y y
Radio Bearer Mode* y y
Received PDU Number y
RLC DL Error y
I&E-300
UEs Sc
Information
Elements
RLC DL Radio B’r Buff. Occ. y

RLC DL Radio B’r ID y y
RLC DL Throughput y y y
RLC Total * Throughput y y
RLC UL Retransm. Ratio y
RLC UL Throughput y y y
RRC State* y y y
Sc <nth>* y
Sc Best* y
Sc RSSI* y
Serving C/I y
Serving Carrier RSSI y y
Serving Cell Barred y
Serving Cell Id* y
Serving Cell Name y
Serving Coefficient y
Serving CPID y y y
Serving Current UARFCN y y y
Serving DRX Coefficient y
Serving LAC* y y
Serving Max ... UL TxPwr y
Serving MCC y y
Serving Midamble y
Serving MNC y y
Serving Pathloss y
Serving P-CCPCH Ec/No y
Serving P-CCPCH RSCP y y y
Serving P-CCPCH SIR y y y
Serving Primary UARFCN y y y
Serving Q-hysteresis y y y
Serving Q-rxlev-min y y y
Serving RAC* y
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UEs Sc
Information
Elements
Serving S-intersearch Thr. y y y

Serving S-intrasearch Thr. y y y
Serving T-reselection y y y
Serving URA ID y
Strongest Sc* y
Sub System Frame Number y
Sync* y
T3212 y y
Time* y y y y
Timeslot Code Count y y
Timeslot Code Count HS-P. y
Timeslot Direction y y y
Timeslot DPCH RSCP y y
Timeslot DPCH RSCP Sum y
Timeslot HS-PDSCH C/I y
Timeslot HS-PDSCH ISCP y y
Timeslot HS-PDSCH RSCP y
Timeslot ISCP y y y
Timing Advance y y y
TMSI* y y
TPC DL y
TPC Step y y
TPC UL y
Transp. Ch. BLER DL y y
Transp. Ch. BLER Total DL y y
Transp. Ch. Count DL y
Transp. Ch. Count UL y y
Transp. Ch. ID DL y y
UE TxPower y y y
UpPCH TxPower y y
U-RNTI* y
Voice Frame Error Rate y y
I&E-302
1. Datang LC8143 only.
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4.5. CDMA Information Elements

See section 3.5.
UE Chipsets Scan.
Information
Elements
Access* y y y y y
Active Set Band Class y y y y y y
Active Set Cell Name y y y y y
Active Set Channel y y y y y y
Active Set Count y y y y y
Active Set DCCH* y y y y y
Active Set Ec y y y y
Active Set Ec/Io y y y y y y
Active Set Ec/Io Sum y y y y
Active Set FCH* y y y y
Active Set PN y y y y y y
Active Set SCH* y y y y
Active Set Serving Io y y y y
Analog* y y y y
Base ID y y y y
Candidate Set Band Class y y y y y y
Candidate Set Cell Name y y y y y
Candidate Set Channel y y y y y y
Candidate Set Count y y y y y
Candidate Set Ec y y y y
Candidate Set Ec/Io y y y y y y
Candidate Set PN y y y y y y
CDMA Rx State y y y y
Country ID y y y y
Dialed Number y y y y
DSC Channels y y y y
EV-DO Access* y y y
EV-DO Act. Set DRC Cov. y y y y
EV-DO Act. Set DRC Lock y y y
I&E-304
UE Chipsets Scan.
Information
Elements
EV-DO Act. Set Drop Timer* y y y

EV-DO Act. Set MAC Index y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Predicted* y y y
EV-DO Act. Set RAB* y y y
EV-DO Act. Set RPC* y y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Serv. DRC y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Serv. PN y y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Serv. RPC y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Serv. SINR y y y
EV-DO Act. Set SINR y y y
EV-DO Act. Set Win. Center y y y
EV-DO Actual RRI y y y
EV-DO ALMP State y y y y
EV-DO AT State y y y y
EV-DO Attempt* y y y
EV-DO Best Pilot PN y y y y
EV-DO Best SINR y y y
EV-DO Candidate Set* y y y
EV-DO Color Code y y y y
EV-DO Condition RRI y y y
EV-DO Connected State y y y y
EV-DO Conn. Fail. Rate y y y
EV-DO Drop Timer* y y y
EV-DO DRC* y y y
EV-DO Finger MSTR y y y y
EV-DO Finger* (others) y y y
EV-DO FL Throughput y y y y
EV-DO FL* (others) y y y
EV-DO Hybrid Mode y y y y
EV-DO Idle State y y y y
EV-DO Init State y y y y
EV-DO Multicarrier* y
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UE Chipsets Scan.
Information
Elements
EV-DO Neighbor Set* y y y y

EV-DO No. Of Carriers y y y y
EV-DO OVHD Msg. State y y y y
EV-DO PA State y y y
EV-DO PER* y y y
EV-DO Power Ratio* y y y
EV-DO Reverse Rate* y y y
EV-DO Revision y y y y
EV-DO RL Throughput y y y y
EV-DO RL* (others) y y y
EV-DO RLP* y y y
EV-DO Route Upd. State y y y y
EV-DO Rx Power y y y y
EV-DO Session State y y y y
EV-DO Session* (others) y y y
EV-DO UATI* y y y
F-DCCH* y y y y
FER* y y y y
F-FCH* y y y y
Finger Pilot PN y y y y y
Finger* (others) y y y y
Firmware Version y y y y
FPC* y y y y
Frame Offset* y y y y
F-SCH Rate y y y y
F-SCH0* y y y y
Hardware* y y y y
Mobile Identity Number y y y y
MSM Revision y y y y
Neighbor Set Band Class y y y y y y
Neighbor Set Cell Name y y y y
Neighbor Set Channel y y y y y y
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UE Chipsets Scan.
Information
Elements
Neighbor Set Count y y y y y

Neighbor Set Ec y y y y
Neighbor Set Ec/Io y y y y y y
Neighbor Set PN y y y y y y
Network ID y y y y y
Number Of DSC Channels y y y y
Phone State y y y y
Pilot PN Increment y y y y y
Pilot Set Band Class y y y y y
Pilot Set Cell Name y y y y y
Pilot Set Cell Type y y y y y
Pilot Set Channel y y y y y
Pilot Set Count y y y y y
Pilot Set Ec/Io y y y y y
Pilot Set PN y y y y y
Protocol Revision* y y y y y
R-DCCH* y y y y
RF Band y y y y
RF Channel y y y y y
RF Mode y y y y
R-FCH* y y y y
RLP DL Avg Throughput y y y y y
RLP DL Throughput y y y y y y
RLP Total Bytes* y y y y y
RLP UL Avg Throughput y y y y y
RLP UL Throughput y y y y y y
RLP* (others) y y y y
R-SCH Rate y y y y
R-SCH0* y y y y
Rx Power y y y y y
Scanned RSSI Average y
Scanned* (others) y y y
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UE Chipsets Scan.
Information
Elements
Searcher* y y y y
Sector ID y y y y
Service Option y y y y
Slot Cycle Index y y y y
Soft Handoff State y y y y
Spectr Ana* y y y
Speech Codec COP y y y y
SQI MOS y y y y
Station Class Mark y y y y
Subnet Mask y y y
System ID y y y y y
T-Add y y y y
T-Comp y y y y
T-Drop y y y y
T-TDrop y y y y
Tx Adjust y y y y
Tx Open Loop Power y y y
Tx Pilot Power y y y
Tx Power y y y y y
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4.6. Data Service Testing Information Elements

See section 3.8.
The data service testing information elements are mostly generic with respect
to device usage.
However, for VoIP, the data obtained is dependent on the VoIP solution
employed. For details, see chapter 5.
For certain data services, too, the set of obtainable information elements
depends on the testing setup. See chapter 6.
4.7. Media Quality Information Elements

See section 3.9.
For circuit-switched, Media Quality information elements are populated by
AQM-capable devices; these are listed in the Device Configuration Guide,
section 2.4. In the course of VoIP testing, Media Quality information elements
can be populated by any device used for that purpose (that is, almost any
device that can be used for data transfer).
The precise set of Media Quality elements that is obtained depends on the
AQM testing configuration and, in some of these configurations, on what
hardware is used at the other end. For full details, see chapter 7.
One further limitation is that during CS voice testing, PESQ is not computed
for the AMR-WB speech codec. This limitation does not apply to VoIP.
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5. Support for VoIP IEs by VoIP

Solution
What “Data” category information elements (section 3.8) are obtained for
VoIP depends on the type of device and VoIP client used, as detailed below.
The “IP capture” column represents the various IP data capture mechanisms
used by TEMS Investigation connectable devices:
• ODM IP capture (Android devices)
• Qualcomm IMS reporting (Qualcomm IMS client)
• Qualcomm DPL log message reporting (non-Qualcomm IMS logging).
With (most of) the VoIP clients found in the remaining columns, additional IEs
are obtained besides the generic “IP capture” IEs.
Information
Element
IMS Registration State y y y y

RTP Jitter Audio RFC 1889 y y y y
RTP Jitter Video RFC 1889 y y y
RTP Lost Pkts Rate Audio y y y y
RTP Lost Pkts Rate Video y y y
RTP Rel. Pkt Delay Audio y y y y
RTP Rel. Pkt Delay Video y y y
VoIP Decoding Errors y
VoIP FER Comb. Pkt Loss y
VoIP Jitter Buffer* y
VoIP Speech Codec y y y y
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Chapter 6. Support for Data Service IEs by Testing Solution
6. Support for Data Service IEs

by Testing Solution
What “Data” category information elements (section 3.8) are obtained for
various data services may depend on the type of client used and the protocol
over which the service is run. This is detailed below.
6.1. FTP IEs

The columns represent the following:
• FTP PC: FTP using a PC-based client built into TEMS Investigation.
• FTP ODM: FTP using an on-device client.
Compare UM sections 12.23.12, 12.23.13.
Information
Element
FTP Download IEs

FTP DL Average Throughput y y
FTP DL Data Transfer Cut-off Ratio y
FTP DL IP Service Access Fail. Ratio y
FTP DL Received y y
FTP DL Service Non-Accessibility y
FTP DL Throughput y y
FTP DL Transfer Time y
FTP Upload IEs
FTP UL Average Throughput y y
FTP UL Data Transfer Cut-off Ratio y
FTP UL IP Service Access Fail. Ratio y
FTP UL Sent y y
FTP UL Service Non-Accessibility y
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Information
Element
FTP UL Throughput y y
FTP UL Transfer Time y
6.2. HTTP IEs

• HTTP PC: HTTP using a PC-based browser, either Internet Explorer or a
TEMS Investigation internal browser.
• HTTP ODM: HTTP using an on-device browser or HTTP client.
Compare UM sections 12.23.14, 12.23.15.
Information
Element
HTTP Get IEs

HTTP Average Throughput y y
HTTP Data Transfer Cut-off Ratio y
HTTP IP Service Access Failure Ratio y
HTTP Received y y
HTTP Service Non-Accessibility y
HTTP Throughput y y
HTTP Transfer Time y
HTTP Post IEs
HTTP Post Average Throughput y y
HTTP Post File Size Sent y y
HTTP Post File Transfer Time y
HTTP Post Throughput y y
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Chapter 6. Support for Data Service IEs by Testing Solution
6.3. Streaming IEs

• HTTP PC: Streaming over HTTP using an external PC-based client.
• HTTP ODM: Streaming over HTTP using an on-device client with
YouTube Android Player API.
• HTTP ODM PEVQ-S: Streaming over HTTP with PEVQ-S measurement,
using an on-device client with YouTube Iframe Player API.
• RTP PC: Streaming over RTP using a client built into TEMS Investigation.
Compare UM section 12.27.5.
Information
Element
Streaming Absolute MOS-V y

Streaming Audio Bit Rate y y
Streaming Audio Codec Type y y
Streaming Audio Packet* y
Streaming Audio Stream Count y
Streaming Average* y
Streaming Bit Rate Change y
Streaming Duration y y y
Streaming Effective Throughput y
Streaming Frame Height y y y
Streaming Frame Rate y y
Streaming Frame Width y y y
Streaming GOP Length y
Streaming Instantaneous* y
Streaming MOS-* y
Streaming MTQI y
Streaming Packet Loss y
Streaming PEVQ-S Instant. MOS y
Streaming Player* y
Streaming Playout Buffer* y
Streaming Received y y
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Information
Element
Streaming Relative MOS-V y

Streaming Reproduction* y
Streaming Service Non-Accessibility y
Streaming TCP Window Size y
Streaming Throughput y y y
Streaming VSQI y
Streaming VSTQ y
Streaming Video Bit Rate y y y
Streaming Video Codec Type y y y
Streaming Video Interruption* y y y
Streaming Video Packet* y
Streaming Video Play Start Failure Rt. y y y
Streaming Video Session Failure Rt. y y y
Streaming Video Stream Count y
6.4. UDP IEs

• UDP Download Jitter is obtained with Iperf 2 only, not with Iperf 3.
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Chapter 7. Support for Media Quality IEs with AQM Solutions
7. Support for Media Quality IEs

with AQM Solutions
Which Media Quality information elements (section 3.9) are obtained during
audio quality measurement differs between the various AQM solutions
offered by TEMS Investigation. This chapter provides full detail in this regard.
TEMS Automatic logfiles recorded by RTUs are also covered here.
Regarding device-related limitations, see section 4.7.
Information
Element
UM chapter reference 41 42 43 43 43 44 44 44 – – –
AQM Algorithm DL y y y y y y y y y y y
AQM Algorithm UL CG y y y y y y y
AQM Audio Ch. Type DL y y y y y y y y y y y
AQM Echo Attenuation y y
AQM Echo Correlation y
AQM Echo Delay y y
AQM Echo Power y
AQM Sentence DL y y y y y y y y y y y
AQM Sentence UL CG y y y y y y y
AQM Source DL y y y y y y y y y y y
AQM Source UL CG y y y y y y y
AQM Volume DL y y y y y y y y
AQM Volume UL CG y y y y y y
Frequent AQM Score DL y y y y R2 y y y
Frequent AQM Score UL CG y y y y y
PESQ Score DL y y y y y y y y y y
PESQ Score UL CG y y y y y y y
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Information
Element
POLQA NB Score DL y y y y y y
POLQA NB Score UL CG y y y
POLQA SWB Score DL y y y y y y
POLQA SWB Score UL CG y y y
Speech Interruption DL y y
Speech Path Delay* y y y y y y y
In the ACU R2 column, “CG” means that the information element is obtained
only in the mobile-to-fixed configuration, where calls are made to a
CallGenerator.
In the VoIP, ODM MTSI column, “R2” means that the information element is
obtained only if the devices are connected to the PC via an ACU R2 box.
The TEMS Automatic (“TA”) columns are to be interpreted as follows:

• TA, CallGen., analog: TEMS Automatic, RTUs (Remote Test Units)
engaging CallGenerator with analog calling card
• TA, CallGen., digital: TEMS Automatic, RTUs engaging CallGenerator
with digital calling card
• TA, mobile to mobile: TEMS Automatic, RTUs engaging Mobile
CallGenerator (MCG)
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Chapter 8. Notes on Data Service Testing IEs
8. Notes on Data Service Testing

IEs
8.1. Application Layer Throughput

At high throughput rates, the application layer throughput as presented in
TEMS Investigation is more spiky and unstable than the throughput in lower
protocol layers. For FTP, this phenomenon is most probably caused by the
buffering in the third-party FTP client used by TEMS Investigation. By
contrast, CPU load or buffering capacity are unlikely causes of the application
throughput fluctuations.
8.2. Network Bandwidth (Iperf)

The waveform in Network Bandwidth (Iperf) line charts will be jagged and not
smooth, due to the low resolution of the Iperf process.
8.3. Streaming over HTTP

The “Streaming Player” and “Streaming Playout Buffer” information elements
may not be populated in certain configurations:
• When the DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) protocol is
used in conjunction with the ActionScript 3.x player.
• When the HTML5 player is used.
Another limitation is that the ActionScript 2.x player only supports HTTPS (not
HTTP) URLs.
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9. Notes on Plain-text Decoding

of Mode Reports
9.1. TPC Info per Cell (Sony Ericsson)

While in WCDMA soft handover, the UE is power controlled jointly by all
members of the active set. Power control commands are received on the
DPCCH.
Certain Sony Ericsson UEs deliver two mode reports that are relevant in this
context, “TPC Info” and “DPCCH DL”. TPC Info shows the power control
commands from each cell in the active set separately, whereas the DPCCH
DL report gives the final power control decision obtained by combining and
weighting the input from all active set members.
The plain-text decoding of the TPC Info mode report represents the power
control commands from each cell by a string of letters as follows:
• Q = Not valid: The cell was not part of the active set at this time.
• U = Up: The cell ordered the UE to raise the power.
• D = Down: The cell ordered the UE to lower the power.
• C = Skip: The UE was in compressed mode at this time, measuring on a
different UARFCN or on GSM.
• N = No change: No power control command, power unchanged.
Since the power control frequency is 1500 Hz, each letter in the string
represents 1/1500 of a second.
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Chapter 10. Predefined Events
10. Predefined Events
Here all predefined events are listed and explained, along with any extra
information provided in the application (see section 12.9). All cause values
are decoded into plain-text format in the presentation. Not all of the extra
information listed in the table is necessarily included every time the event
occurs.
The descriptions of how events are triggered are not always exhaustive. In
exceptional cases, an event may be triggered by a message not mentioned
here.
Event symbols shown are default symbols; they can be changed in line charts
(UM section 34.4.3) and maps (UM section 36.2.4).
Events are mostly device-independent and are generated for all devices
supporting the relevant radio access technology or technologies. Exceptions
are noted in the tables.
10.1. General Events

Under this heading have been collected events that do not result from
interaction with a cellular network.
Event Name Symbol Description/Extra Information
Activated The device was activated in TEMS Investigation.
(green)
Deactivated The device was deactivated in TEMS

Investigation.
(red)
Filemark A filemark was encountered in the logfile.

Extra information: Filemark text.
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GPS Position Invalid Positions reported by the GPS unit became

invalid (GPS coverage lost).
(red
triangle)
GPS Position Valid GPS positions are once again valid (GPS
coverage regained). Reported after a GPS
(dark Position Invalid event has occurred.
green
circle)
Log Configuration A Log Configuration activity has been executed,

Modified either manually or in a script.
Extra information: Log bank affected; result of
modification (“reduced” or “extended”).
No Reported Data The device stopped reporting data.
Pinpoint Added During pinpointing in the Map window: A

waypoint was added.
While walking a planned route in the Pinpoint
Window: A waypoint was committed.
Wi-Fi Scan State The PC Wi-Fi network card or some other Wi-Fi
adapter was activated in TEMS Investigation.
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10.2. GSM/WCDMA/LTE/TD-SCDMA Events

Events in this category are generated by devices supporting at least one of
the technologies GSM, WCDMA, LTE, and TD-SCDMA.
The following is to be noted:
• For TD-SCDMA devices a subset of the listed events can be generated
(in both TD-SCDMA and GSM mode). The extra information given in the
table is rarely provided with events originating from TD-SCDMA devices.
There are also a number of TD-SCDMA specific events.
Call events also encompass VoIP calls. For convenience, this is covered in
the present section rather than in section 10.4, “Data Service Testing Events”.
The asterisk column uses the following codes:
Code Meaning
c Requires that a cell file has been loaded.
e Generated in EDGE mode.
g Generated in GSM mode.
ga Generated by GAN-capable device interacting with a GANC.
lte Generated in LTE mode.
ps Generated for packet-switched (specifically, VoIP calls).
sg Generated during GSM scanning.
sw Generated during WCDMA scanning.
td Generated in TD-SCDMA mode (and unique to that mode).
w Generated in WCDMA mode.
Event List
Event Name Symbol * Description/Extra Information
Answer End An Answer activity completed.

Extra information: Service status.
Answer Start An Answer activity started.
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Authentication g The authentication or ciphering failed.

Failure w Can be generated for both packet-
switched and circuit-switched.
Extra information: GMM/MM cause (if
available).
Baton Handover td Successful baton handover in TD-

SCDMA.
Baton Handover td An attempted baton handover in TD-

Failure SCDMA failed.
Call events (Blocked Call; Call*; Dropped Call): Some of these events are also
generated for VoIP. They are marked “ps” in the asterisk column. The extra
information sent with VoIP call events does not include or block/drop type or any
cause values; it does however include certain other items listed below.
Most of these events have a piece of extra information “Call Domain”, which is
either “Circuit Switched” or “Packet Switched”. This is not repeated for the individual
events below.
Blocked Call g GSM/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA: Call

w abnormally ended prior to Call Established
(red) ga event (for example because all traffic
ps channels were busy).
GAN: Layer 3 message Activate Channel
Failure received prior to Call Established.
Extra information:
• Block type
• CC cause
• RR cause
• Call time (time since Call Initiation
event)
• Call direction (MO/MT)
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Call Attempt g GSM: A traffic channel was requested

w (through the Layer 3 message Channel
(gray) ga Request). (Note that the request could
ps also be for a signaling channel, in which
case no call is actually attempted; the two
types of request cannot be distinguished.)
WCDMA/TD-SCDMA: An RRC
Connection Request was sent following
initiation of an MO or MT call.
GAN:
• (MO call) GAN Layer 3 message
Request sent with establishment cause
64 (TCH/H sufficient) or 224 (TCH/F
needed).
• (MT call) GAN Layer 3 message
Paging Request received.
PS: Triggered by SIP Invite Request.
Call Attempt Retry g A call attempt (see the event Call Attempt)
w was repeated. Triggered by Channel
(gray) Request/RRC Connection Request.
Call End g This event is normally triggered by

w
• CS: the CC message Release
ps
• PS: the message SIP Bye.
Extra information:
• Call end cause (usually one of “MS
initiated release”, “NW initiated
release”, “User busy”)
• Call duration
Call Established g The event is triggered by

w • GSM/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA: the
(green) ga
Layer 3 message Connect (MO call) or
ps
Connect Acknowledge (MT call)
• GAN: the Layer 3 message Activate
Channel Complete
• PS: the message SIP Invite Response
with status code 200 = OK.
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Call Failure MO g A mobile-originated call was either

w blocked or dropped.
ps
Call Failure MT g A mobile-terminated call was either

w blocked or dropped.
ps
Call Initiation g An MO call was initiated by a script (the

w equivalent of the “call” command being
ps given in the handset GUI). This event is
normally triggered by a report from the PC
communication protocol, never by a
Layer 3 message.
This event precedes Call Attempt.
Call Re-established g Following a radio link failure, a call was re-

w established (a drop thus being prevented).
(green)
Technology-specific details:
GSM: New traffic channel assigned within
20 s.  3GPP 45.008, section 6.7.2
WCDMA: New traffic channel assigned
before T314 timer expired.  3GPP
25.331, section 8.3.1.13
This event can occur only if call re-
establishment is enabled in the network. If
it is not, a call will be automatically
dropped in this situation.
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Call Setup g This event is triggered by

w • GSM/WCDMA/TD-SCDMA: one of the
ga
Layer 3 messages Alerting or Connect
ps
• GAN: the GAN Layer 3 message
Activate Channel
• PS: the message SIP Invite Response
with status code 180 = Ringing.
Extra information:
• Call setup time (measured from Call
Attempt, i.e. the first call attempt)
• User setup time (measured from Call
Initiation, thus more accurately
reflecting the user-perceived setup
time; obtained only for MO calls in
scripts)
Cell Change Order g Successful cell change order: handover

From UTRAN from UTRAN to GSM packet data channel.
Generated after entering GSM mode.
Only occurs when the change takes place
from Cell_DCH mode. If it takes place from
a Common channel, the event Cell
Reselection From UTRAN is generated
instead.
Cell Change Order w Cell change order from UTRAN failed.

From UTRAN Failure
Cell Reselection g Cell reselection within GSM or within

w UTRAN (intra-frequency).
Extra information (GSM): BCCH ARFCN
and BSIC of new cell.
Cell Reselection g Cell reselection from UTRAN to GSM.

From UTRAN Generated after entering GSM mode.
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Cell Reselection To lte Cell reselection from UTRAN or GSM to

EUTRAN EUTRAN. Generated after entering LTE
mode.
Extra information:
• New cell EARFCN and PCI
• Old cell UARFCN and SC (WCDMA) or
ARFCN and BSIC (GSM)
Cell Reselection To w Cell reselection from GSM to UTRAN.

UTRAN Generated after entering WCDMA mode.
Channel Switch w Successful switch from HS-PDSCH to

From HSDPA td DPCH.
Channel Switch w Switch from HS-PDSCH to DPCH failed.

From HSDPA Failure td
Channel Switch To w Successful switch from DPCH (3GPP

HSDPA td Release 99) to HS-PDSCH.
Channel Switch To w Switch from DPCH to HS-PDSCH failed.

HSDPA Failure td
Compressed Mode w The device entered compressed mode.

Entered
Compressed Mode w The device left compressed mode.

Exited
CS Call Initiated on g A VoIP (IP) call was requested by the user,

IP Call Request w but instead a CS voice call was initiated by
(Incoming) the UE.
CS Call Initiated on g Answering of a VoIP (IP) call was intended

IP Call Request w by the user, but instead the UE answered
(Outgoing) it by initiating a CS voice call.
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CSFB events: Some of these events have a piece of extra information “Call
Domain”, which however always takes the value “Circuit Switched”. The CS fallback
events are generated only in the CS domain.
CSFB Blocked Call g A CS fallback call was blocked. This can

w happen in several ways:
(red) lte • The Extended Service Request timed
out without any response from network,
or the network responded with Service
Reject. In this case the CS fallback
procedure never reaches the RAT
change stage.
• RAT change to UTRAN/GERAN failed,
as indicated by the event EUTRAN
RRC Connection Release Redirected
Failure.
• After successful RAT change to
UTRAN/GERAN, the CS call setup
failed (CS Blocked Call event
generated).
Extra information:
• Block type
Regarding CS fallback in general, see
 3GPP 23.272.
CSFB Call Attempt lte A CS fallback call attempt was made.

Triggered by the Layer 3 message NAS
(gray) Extended Service Request.
Extra information:
CSFB Call g A CS fallback call was established.

Established w Triggered by the Layer 3 message
(green) Connect (MO call) or Connect
Acknowledge (MT call).
Extra information:
• Target technology (WCDMA/GSM)
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CSFB Call Setup g A CS fallback call was set up. Triggered by

w the Layer 3 message Alerting.
Extra information:
• Target technology (WCDMA/GSM)
• Call setup time (measured from CSFB
Call Attempt, i.e. the first call attempt)
• User setup time (measured from Call
Initiation, thus more accurately
reflecting the user-perceived setup
time. Obtained only for MO calls in
scripts. If no Call Initiation event was
generated, the user setup time cannot
be computed.)
CSFB During IP Call g The call setup procedure was initiated as a

Setup w VoIP (IP) call, but before the call setup
was completed, the call setup procedure
was handed over to the CS domain.
Datalink Failure g Datalink failure caused by unsolicited

Disconnected Mode response or
sequence error.
Dedicated Mode g The device entered dedicated mode.

Extra information: BCCH ARFCN and
BSIC.
Dial End A Dial activity completed.

Dial Start A Dial activity started.

Extra information: Phone number dialed.
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Dropped Call g Call abnormally ended after Call

w Established event.
ps
Extra information:
• Drop type
• Cause
• CC cause
• Call duration (time since Call Estab-
lished event)
EGPRS MS Out Of e The device’s status buffer filled up, so that

Memory the device was no longer able to use
Incremental Redundancy on the downlink
for link quality control. Consequently it was
forced to switch to using Link Adaptation.
eMBMS events: Generated for Qualcomm chipset devices only.
eMBMS Bearer lte An eMBMS bearer was activated.

Activated
eMBMS Bearer lte An eMBMS bearer was deactivated.

Deactivated
Emergency Call g This event is generated for an emergency

Failure w call (after call end) if its duration was
shorter than 35 s. The call is then
regarded as failed because it is not certain
that a position fix was obtained within such
a short time.
Detailed trigger conditions: Step 1 as for
Emergency Call Success, but duration
criterion not satisfied in step 2.
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Emergency Call g This event is generated for an emergency

Success w call (after call end) if it had a duration of at
least 35 s. It can then be regarded as
certain that a position fix was obtained.
Detailed trigger conditions:
GSM:
1 CM Service Request sent with Service
Type = 2 (“Emergency call
establishment”).
2 Call successfully set up and maintained
for at least 35 s (counting from step 1)
with TCH available without a break
throughout this time.
WCDMA:
1 RRC Connection Request sent with
establishment cause = “Emergency
call”.
2 Call successfully set up and maintained
for at least 35 s (counting from step 1)
with TCH available without a break
throughout this time.
EPS events: Some of these, tagged “lg” below, are unique to LG chipset devices.
EPS NAS Signaling lte EPS NAS signaling failed.

Failure lg Extra information: Details the nature of
the failure, e.g.:
“Release with cause Load Balancing TAU
Required by network”
“Release with cause Redirection by
network”
“Data transmission failure caused by RRC
mobility”
“Service loss”
EPS NAS Timer lte An EPS NAS timer expired.

Expiry lg
Extra information: “Timer T<nnnn>
expired”, where <nnnn> = 3411, 3402, etc.
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EPS RACH Failure lte An EPS random access procedure failed.

lg
EPS RACH Success lte An EPS random access procedure

lg succeeded.
EPS Radio Problem lte An EPS NAS radio problem occurred. This
lg event partially overlaps with EPS RRC
Timer Expiry.
Extra information: Problem cause, e.g.:
“MAC out of sync”
”RLC max RETX”
“Integrity failure”
“Timer T300 expired”
EPS RRC Timer lte An EPS RRC timer expired.

Expiry lg
Extra information: “Timer T<nnn>
expired”, where <nnn> = 300, 301, 304,
etc.
EPS TDD UL/DL lte TDD subframe configuration changed.

Configuration  3GPP 36.211, table 4.2-1
Changed
Extra information:
• Old subframe configuration
• New subframe configuration
Each subframe configuration is
represented as a string where U = uplink,
D = downlink, and S = special subframe.
Example: “D:S:U:U:U:D:S”.
EPS Transmission lte Change of EPS transmission mode.

Mode Changed Generated when the value of the
Transmission Mode information element
changes.
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EUTRAN ANR lte The device reported CGI for a cell

Neighbor Reported identified as a missing neighbor by the
Automatic Neighbor Relation mechanism.
 3GPP 36.300, sections 22.3.2a, 22.3.3–
22.3.4; 3GPP 36.331, section 5.5
Extra information: Type of ANR
neighbor: intra-frequency, inter-frequency,
or Inter-RAT.
EUTRAN Attach lte The device successfully attached to

Complete EUTRAN. Triggered by EPS Attach
Complete.
Extra information:
• Attach type: EPS attach result in Attach
Accept message
• Attach time: Time from Attach Request
to Attach Complete
EUTRAN Attach lte Attach to EUTRAN failed. Triggered by

Failure Attach Reject or timeout.
Extra information:
• Attach type
• Failure cause
EUTRAN Detach lte The device successfully detached from

Accept EUTRAN. Triggered by EPS Detach
Accept.
Extra information:
• Attach type detached from
• Detach time: Time from Detach
Request to Detach Accept
EUTRAN Handover lte Triggered by the Layer 3 message RRC

Start Connection Reconfiguration.
Extra information:
• Old EARFCN, new EARFCN
• Old cell ID, new cell ID
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EUTRAN Inter- lte Intra-RAT, inter-frequency handover

frequency Handover signaled by the eNodeB.  3GPP 36.331,
section 5.3.5.4
Triggered by the Layer 3 message RRC
Connection Reconfiguration with
targetPhyCellId differing from serving cell
ID, and on different EARFCN.
Extra information:
• Handover interruption time
EUTRAN Inter- lte Intra-RAT, inter-frequency handover failed.

frequency Handover Triggered by expiry of the T304 timer
Failed configured in the RRC Connection
Reconfiguration message.  3GPP
36.331, section 5.3.5.6
Extra information:
EUTRAN Intra- lte Intra-RAT, intra-frequency handover

frequency Handover signaled by the eNodeB.  3GPP 36.331,
section 5.3.5.4
Triggered by the Layer 3 message RRC
Connection Reconfiguration with
targetPhyCellId differing from serving cell
ID, but on same EARFCN.
Extra information:
• EARFCN
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EUTRAN Intra- lte Intra-RAT, intra-frequency handover failed.

frequency Handover Triggered by expiry of the T304 timer
Failed configured in RRC Connection Reconfig-
uration message.  3GPP 36.331, section
5.3.5.6
Extra information:
• EARFCN
EUTRAN lte This event carries performance

Reselection Time information on the switch back to LTE after
After CSFB Call hangup of a CS fallback call.
Extra information:
• Idle to LTE time: Time in seconds from
entering idle mode (in UMTS) to
reception of System Information Block
on LTE.
• SIB 19 to LTE time: Time in seconds
from reception of System Information
Block Type 19 (UMTS) to reception of
System Information Block on LTE.
EUTRAN RRC A1 lte Measurement Report containing A1 event

Event sent from device: serving cell is better than
threshold.  3GPP 36.331, section 5.5.4.2
Extra information: Serving cell readings.

Event sent from device: serving cell is worse
than threshold.  3GPP 36.331, section
5.5.4.3
Extra information: Serving cell readings.

Event sent from device: neighbor is offset better
than PCell/PSCell.  3GPP 36.331,
section 5.5.4.4
Extra information: PCell/PSCell and
neighbor readings.
I&E-334

Event sent from device: neighbor is better than
threshold.  3GPP 36.331, section 5.5.4.5
Extra information: Neighbor readings.

Event sent from device: PCell/PSCell is worse
than threshold1 and neighbor is better
than threshold2.  3GPP 36.331, section
5.5.4.6
Extra information: PCell/PSCell and
neighbor readings.

Event sent from device: neighbor is offset better
than SCell.  3GPP 36.331, section
5.5.4.6a
Extra information: Neighbor and PCell/
PSCell readings.
EUTRAN RRC B1 lte Measurement Report containing B1 event

Event sent from device: inter-RAT neighbor is
better than threshold.  3GPP 36.331,
section 5.5.4.7
Extra information: Inter-RAT neighbor
readings.
EUTRAN RRC B2 lte Measurement Report containing B2 event

Event sent from device: PCell is worse than
threshold1 and inter-RAT neighbor is
better than threshold2.  3GPP 36.331,
section 5.5.4.8
Extra information: PCell and inter-RAT
neighbor readings.
EUTRAN RRC lte An RRC connection was rejected.

Connection Reject
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EUTRAN RRC lte An RRC connection was redirected.

Connection Release Triggered by EPS RRC Connection
Redirected Attempt Release message with redirection flag.
Extra information: Redirection control
information from RRC Connection
Release message.
EUTRAN RRC lte Redirection of RRC connection failed; the

Connection Release device returned to EUTRAN without
Redirected Failure successful new connection setup.
EUTRAN RRC lte Successful new connection setup

Connection Release w following EPS RRC Connection Release
Redirected Success g message with redirection flag. Triggered
1 by one these messages:
• WCDMA: RRC Connection Setup
Complete
• GSM: Immediate Assignment
• GPRS/EDGE: Packet Uplink/Downlink
Assignment
• EV-DO: Traffic Channel Complete
• 1x: Service Connect
Extra information:
• Technology and cell to which the
device was redirected.
• Redirection control information from
RRC Connection Release message.
• RRC Reconnect Time, measured from
RRC Connection Release to the
relevant message above.
EUTRAN RRC lte An RRC connection was established.

Established Triggered by RRC Connection Setup
(green) Complete message.
Extra information: Establishment cause.
Handover g Successful inter-cell handover in GSM.
Handover Failure g Inter-cell handover in GSM failed.
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Handover From w Successful handover from EUTRAN to

EUTRAN UTRAN. Generated after entering
WCDMA mode.
Extra information:
• Handover type: PS or SRVCC
• Source RAT, target RAT
• Handover interruption time, measured
from Mobility From EUTRA Command
(with Handover To UTRAN indication)
to Handover To UTRAN Complete.
Handover From lte Handover from EUTRAN to UTRAN failed.

EUTRAN Failure
Handover From GAN ga Successful handover from GAN to

GERAN (GSM).
Triggered by the GAN Layer 3 message
Handover Command if followed by
Deregister or if a period of 2 s passes
without Handover Failure being received.
Handover From GAN ga Handover from GAN to GERAN (GSM)

Failure failed.
Handover Failure.
Handover From g Successful handover from UTRAN to

UTRAN GSM. Generated after entering GSM
mode.
Handover From w Handover from UTRAN to GSM failed.

UTRAN Failure
Handover Intracell g Successful intra-cell handover in GSM.
Handover Intracell g Intra-cell handover in GSM failed.

Failure
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Handover To lte Successful handover from UTRAN to

EUTRAN EUTRAN. Generated after entering LTE
mode.
Extra information: Handover interruption
time, measured from “Handover From
UTRAN Command-EUTRA” to “RRC
Reconfiguration Complete”.
Handover To w Handover from UTRAN to EUTRAN failed.

EUTRAN Failure
Handover To GAN ga Successful handover from GERAN (GSM)

to GAN.
Handover Complete.
Handover To GAN ga Handover from GERAN (GSM) to GAN

Failure failed.
Triggered if TU3920 timer expires after
Handover Access without Handover
Complete being received. TU3920 is a
timer included in the Register Accept
message sent from the GANC.
Handover To UTRAN w Successful handover from GSM to

UTRAN. Generated after entering
WCDMA mode.
Handover To UTRAN g Handover from GSM to UTRAN failed.

Failure
HS Serving Cell HO w Successful HSPA serving cell handover.

The same symbol is used as for Inter-
frequency Handover, since HSPA serving
cell handover is handled in a similar way
(and differently from UMTS soft handover).
HS Serving Cell HO w HSPA serving cell handover failed.

Failure
The same symbol is used as for Inter-
frequency Handover Failure (compare HS
Serving Cell HO).
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Idle Mode g The device entered idle mode.

BSIC.
Inter-frequency Cell w Successful WCDMA inter-frequency cell

Reselection reselection.
Extra information: New UARFCN; new
SC.
Inter-frequency w Successful inter-frequency handover in

Handover td WCDMA or TD-SCDMA.
Extra information: New UARFCN.
Inter-frequency w Inter-frequency handover in WCDMA or

Handover Failure td TD-SCDMA failed.
Intra-frequency Hard w Successful intra-frequency hard handover

Handover td in WCDMA or TD-SCDMA.
Intra-frequency Hard w Intra-frequency hard handover in WCDMA

Handover Failure td or TD-SCDMA failed.
Limited Service g GSM: The device entered limited service

Mode mode (emergency calls only).
Location Area g The device changed location areas.

Update w
Extra information: Location update type
(LUT).
Location Area g The device failed to change its location

Update Failure w area.
Extra information: Cause; location
update type (LUT).
Measurement w Intra-frequency measurement report sent

Report 1 from device (UMTS reporting events “1A”,
“1B”, etc.).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.1
Extra information: Type of UMTS event.
Measurement w Inter-frequency measurement report sent

“2B”, etc.).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.2
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Measurement w Inter-RAT measurement report sent from

Report 3 device (UMTS reporting events “3A”, “3B”,
etc.).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.3
Measurement w Traffic volume measurement report sent

“4B”).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.4
Measurement w Quality measurement report sent from

Report 5 device (UMTS reporting event “5A”).
 3GPP 25.331, section 14.5
Measurement w UE-internal measurement report sent from

Report 6 device (UMTS reporting events “6A”, “6B”,
etc.).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.6
Measurement w UE positioning measurement report sent

“7B”, etc.).  3GPP 25.331, section 14.7
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Missing GSM sg This is a GSM event based on scan data

Neighbor that includes decoded BSIC and System
(yellow Information. The event does not require a
bar on cell file.
the
right) It is assumed that the strongest cell with
decoded BSIC is the serving cell. Among
other cells with decoded BSIC, the six
strongest ones are looked up in the
strongest cell’s neighbor list (which is
extracted from System Information
messages). For each cell that is not in the
neighbor list, an instance of this event is
generated.
The event is only generated once for each
combination of assumed serving cell
(ARFCN + BSIC) and missing neighbor
(ARFCN).
BSIC of serving cell; ARFCN, BSIC, and
signal strength (in dBm) of missing
neighbor.
Missing GSM g This is a GSM event based on UE data. It

Neighbor, GSM does not require a cell file.
Symmetry (yellow
bar on Triggered in when the source cell of a
the handover is not in the target cell’s
right) neighbor list.
Cells are compared with respect to
ARFCN and BSIC. If BSIC is not available,
the event will not be triggered.
The event triggering is delayed two
seconds after the handover to ensure that
the entire neighbor list of the target cell
has been received.
Extra information: Serving cell ARFCN
and BSIC (i.e. new serving cell after
handover); missing neighbor ARFCN and
BSIC (i.e. old serving cell prior to
handover).
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Missing LTE This event is based on LTE scan data. It

Neighbor requires that a cell file is loaded and that
(yellow the currently strongest cell has a neighbor
bar on list defined in that file.
the
right) Triggered in the following cases:
1 A cell not defined as a neighbor of the
strongest cell is more than n dB
stronger than at least one neighbor of
the strongest cell. The margin n dB is
set in the General window under LTE.
strongest cell is within n dB of the
strongest cell. (The event is then
triggered regardless of the strength of
defined neighbors.)
3 No cell from the strongest cell’s
neighbor list is detected, but at least
one cell is detected besides the
that cell.)
The signal power measure used in the
comparisons is RSRQ.
Extra information: EARFCN plus the
following (different for each of the three
cases listed above):
• Case 1: Defined neighbor Cell Identity
and RSRQ; missing neighbor Cell
Identity and RSRQ.
• Case 2: Strongest cell Cell Identity;
missing neighbor Cell Identity and
RSRQ.
• Case 3: Strongest cell Cell Identity;
missing neighbor Cell Identity.
I&E-342
Missing TD-SCDMA This event is based on TD-SCDMA scan

Neighbor data. It requires that a cell file is loaded
(yellow and that the currently strongest cell has a
bar on neighbor list defined in that file.
the
right) Triggered in the following cases:
set in the General window under TD-
SCDMA.
defined neighbors.)
that cell.)
comparisons is Ec/I0.
Extra information: UARFCN plus the
• Case 1: Defined neighbor CPID
and Ec/I0; missing neighbor CPID
and Ec/I0.
• Case 2: Strongest cell CPID; missing
neighbor CPID and Ec/I0.
• Case 3: Strongest cell CPID; missing
neighbor CPID.
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Missing WCDMA w This is a WCDMA event based on UE

Intra-frequency data. The event does not require a cell file.
Neighbor (yellow
bar on Triggered in the following cases:
the 1 The strongest active set member lies
right) between –18 dB and –12 dB, and the
strongest detected neighbor is stronger
than –12 dB.
2 The strongest active set member is
stronger than –12 dB, and the
strongest detected neighbor is stronger
than –12 dB.
3 A detected neighbor exists, although
no active set member or monitored
neighbor exists.
The signal strength measure used in the
comparisons is CPICH Ec/N0.
Extra information:
• Cases 1 and 2 above: Priority (“1” and
“2” respectively); strongest active set
member SC and Ec/N0; missing
neighbor SC and Ec/N0.
• Case 3: Missing neighbor SC and
Ec/N0.
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Missing WCDMA (c) This event is based on WCDMA scan

Neighbor sw data. It requires either
(yellow
bar on • that the scan data includes decoded
the SIBs, or
right) • that a cell file is loaded and that the
currently strongest cell has a neighbor
list defined in that file.
If both SIB and cell file data are available,
the SIBs are used and the cell file is
ignored.
Triggered in the following cases:
set in the General window under
WCDMA.
defined neighbors.)
that cell.)
comparisons is Aggr Ec.
Extra information: UARFCN plus the
• Case 1: Defined neighbor SC and Ec/I0;
missing neighbor SC and Ec/I0.
• Case 2: Strongest cell SC; missing
neighbor SC and Ec/I0.
• Case 3: Strongest cell SC; missing
neighbor SC.
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More Than 3 Strong sw This event is based on WCDMA scan

SCs data.
(red bar
on the The information element Poss No of AS
right) Members (with argument = power
threshold n dB governed by the Missing
Neighbor Margin setting in the General
window under WCDMA) is larger than 3,
and all the detected scrambling codes are
stronger than –100 dBm.
Extra information: UARFCN.
No Service Mode g The device entered no service mode,

since it could not find a control channel.
Packet Mode g The device entered packet mode

(switched to a PDCH).
BSIC.
PDP Context g A PDP context was successfully activated.

Activation 2 w
Extra information:
• Setup time, counted from the first RRC
Connection Request message to
Activate PDP Context Accept.
• PDP context completion time, counted
from the first Activate PDP Context
Request message to Activate PDP
Context Accept.
PDP Context g Activation of a PDP context failed.

Activation Failure 2 w
Extra information: Failure cause.
PDP Context g An active PDP context was deactivated.

Deactivation 2 w
PDU Error g Protocol Data Unit error caused by syntax

error in a Layer 3 message.
PS Attach 2 g The device successfully attached to the

w packet service.
Extra information: Attach type; attach
completion time.
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PS Attach Failure 2 g The device failed to attach to the packet

w service.
Extra information: Attach type; failure
cause.
PS Channel Type w A switch between a dedicated data

Switch Complete channel and a common data channel
succeeded.
Extra information: Direction of switch:
“Dedicated to Common” or “Common to
Dedicated”.
PS Channel Type w A switch between a dedicated data

Switch Failure channel and a common data channel
failed.
Extra information: Direction of switch:
“Dedicated to Common” or “Common to
Dedicated”.
PS Data Interruption g This event reports the IP interruption time

Time Due To CSFB w during RAT change to UTRAN/GERAN
due to initiation of a CS fallback call.
Always generated in conjunction with the
IP Interruption Time event.
Extra information: Interruption time in
ms. Measured from last received IP packet
in EUTRAN to first received IP packet in
UTRAN/GERAN.
PS Detach g The device successfully detached from the

w packet service.
PS RAB Channel w The spreading factor, and hence the data

Rate Switch rate, was changed successfully for the
Complete radio access bearer.
Extra information: Uplink and downlink
spreading factors.
PS RAB Channel w A change of spreading factor failed for the

Rate Switch Failure radio access bearer.
Extra information: Uplink and downlink
spreading factors.
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Radio Bearer w The device could not reconfigure the radio

Reconfiguration bearer.
Failure
Extra information: Cause value.
Radio Bearer Setup w The device could not set up the radio
Failure bearer.
Radio Link Addition w One or several radio links were added.

Extra information: Added scrambling
codes; soft handover type; event type.
Radio Link Addition w Addition of one or several radio links

Failure failed.
Radio Link Removal w One or several radio links were removed.

Extra information: Removed scrambling
codes; event type.
Radio Link Removal w Removal of one or several radio links

Failure failed.
Radio Link w Combined addition and removal of radio

Replacement links.
Extra information: Added scrambling
codes; removed scrambling codes; soft
handover type; event type.
Radio Link w Addition or removal of one or several radio

Replacement Failure links failed.
Ringing g The GSM device started emitting a ringing

signal.
Routing Area Update g The device changed routing areas.

w
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Routing Area Update g The device failed to change its routing

Failure w area.
Rove In To GAN ga Successful reselection from GSM to GAN.

Register Accept.
Rove In To GAN ga Reselection from GSM to GAN failed.

Failure Triggered by the GAN Layer 3 message
Register Reject or by the TU3904 timer
expiring after Register Request is sent.
Rove In To GAN ga When reselecting from GSM to GAN, the

Redirect device was redirected from the default
GANC to a different GANC.
Register Redirect.
Rove Out From GAN ga Successful reselection from GAN to GSM.

Deregister.
Rove Out From GAN ga Reselection from GAN to GSM failed.

Failure
Triggered when GA-RC/ GA-CSR State
switches to Deregistered without
Deregister message being received.
RRC Connection w An RRC connection was abnormally

Abnormal Release released.
RRC Connection w An RRC connection was rejected.

Reject
 3GPP 25.331, section 10.3.3.31
RRC Connection Request events: See  3GPP 25.331, section 10.3.3.11 regarding
values of Establishment cause.
RRC Connection w An RRC Connection Request was sent

Request Detach with Establishment cause = “Detach”.
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Request Emergency with Establishment cause = “Emergency
Call Call”.

Request Originating with Establishment cause beginning with
Signaling “Originating”.

Request Registration with Establishment cause = “Registration”.

Request Terminating with Establishment cause beginning with
Signaling “Terminating”.
RRC Established w An RRC connection was established.

Triggered by the message RRC
(green) Connection Setup Complete.
Extra information: Establishment cause.
RRC Protocol Error w An RRC protocol error occurred.
(red) Extra information: Failure cause.
Scanning Mode sg The GSM device entered scanning mode,

i.e. it started some type of scanning.
Security Mode w A security mode command failed.

Failure
SHO Procedure w Soft handover: Active set update

Complete procedure completed with Measurement
Control message.
SHO Procedure w Soft handover: Active set update

Complete Without procedure completed without a
Measurement Measurement Control message (because
Control another soft handover procedure started).
Extra information: One of “Addition”,
“Removal”, “Replacement”.
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Silent Call g A silent call was detected by the AQM

w algorithm: all system signaling was OK,
but the audio was not transferred in both
directions. The event is triggered 27.5 s
after the last Stop DTMF Acknowledge
message.
See the document “AQM in TEMS
Products”.
SMS Error g Transfer of an SMS message failed

w (during either sending or receiving).
SMS Received g An SMS message was successfully

w received.
SMS Sent g Sending of an SMS message was

w successfully completed.
VCC Handover From w Voice Call Continuity handover of VoLTE

EUTRAN g call from EUTRAN to UTRAN/GERAN.
1
Extra information: Handover type:
SRVCC (Single Radio VCC) or DRVCC
(Dual Radio VCC).
1. Also occurs in 1x and EV-DO in case of redirection to either of these

technologies.
2. Retained here although a similar event exists among the data service
testing events (see section 10.4). The latter (only) is used as input to KPIs.
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10.3. CDMA Events

Call events also encompass VoIP calls. For convenience, this is covered in
the present section rather than in section 10.4, “Data Service Testing Events”.
The designation “MR” below refers to device mode reports.
Answer End An Answer activity completed.

Answer Start An Answer activity started.
Call events (Blocked Call; Call*; Dropped Call): Some of these events are also
generated for VoIP.
Most of these events have a piece of extra information “Call Domain”, which is
either “Circuit Switched” or “Packet Switched”. This is not repeated for the individual
events below.
Blocked Call Triggered by one of the following:
(red) • Unexpected change to idle or init state before

Call Established
• CM Call Event (MR) message with “Block or
Drop” event received
• Generalized Searcher General Status (MR)
message received with Searcher State =
“Acquisition” or “Sync” and no data session in
progress
• CM State Response (MR) message with CM
System Mode “No Service” event received.
Call Attempt MO call: Origination (ACH) message sent with a

voice Service Option.
(gray)
MT call: Page Response (ACH) message
received with a voice Service Option.
Call Attempt Retry A call attempt (see Call Attempt) was repeated.
(gray)
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Call End Triggered by Order (RTCH) or Order (FTCH)

message with order code “Release”, or CM Call
Event (MR) message with “Call End” event
received.
Call Established MO call: Triggered by Service Connect

Completion (RTCH) message, and thus
(green) generated immediately after Call Setup.
MT call: Order (RTCH) message with order code
“Connect”.
Call Failure MO A mobile-originated call was either blocked or

dropped.
Call Failure MT A mobile-terminated call was either blocked or

dropped.
Call Initiation Triggered by Protocol Report containing dialed

number.
Call Setup Triggered by Service Connect Completion

(RTCH) message.
Extra information:
• Call setup time (measured from Call Attempt,
i.e. the first call attempt)
• User setup time (measured from Call Initi-
ation, thus more accurately reflecting the
user-perceived setup time; obtained only for
MO calls in scripts)
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CSFB events: Some of these events have a piece of extra information “Call
Domain”, which however always takes the value “Circuit Switched”.
CSFB Blocked Call A CS fallback call was blocked. This can happen
in several ways:
(red)
• The Extended Service Request timed out
without any response from network, or the
network responded with Service Reject. In
this case the CS fallback procedure never
reaches the RAT change stage.
• RAT change to EV-DO or 1x failed, as
indicated by the event EUTRAN RRC
Connection Release Redirected Failure.
• After successful RAT change to EV-DO or 1x,
the CS call setup failed (CS Blocked Call
event generated).
CSFB Call Attempt A CS fallback call attempt was made. Triggered

by the Layer 3 message NAS Extended Service
(gray) Request.
CSFB Call Same triggers as for CSFB Call Setup, and

Established generated immediately after that event.
(green)
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CSFB Call Setup Triggered by one of the following:

• Fast Forward Power Control (MR)
• Fast Forward Power Control Statistics (MR)
• Reverse Power Control Statistics (MR)
message with Service Option (1), (3), (17),
(38) or (68), each of which specifies a type of
voice service.
• Status Snapshot Response (MR) with CDMA
Mode = “Init”, “Idle”, or “Access” after a
previous Service Option triggered event was
dismissed (aborted).
Extra information:
• Call setup time (measured from CSFB Call
Attempt, i.e. the first call attempt)
• User setup time (measured from Call Initi-
ation, thus more accurately reflecting the
user-perceived setup time. Obtained only for
MO calls in scripts. If no Call Initiation event
was generated, the user setup time cannot
be computed.)
Dedicated Mode The device is in traffic state.
Dial End A Dial activity completed.

Dial Start A Dial activity started.

Extra information: Phone number dialed.
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Dropped Call Triggered by one of the following:

• Unexpected change to idle or init state after
Call Established
• CM Call Event (MR) message with “Block or
Drop” event received
• Generalized Searcher General Status (MR)
message received with Searcher State =
“Acquisition” or “Sync” and no data session in
progress
• CM State Response (MR) message with CM
System Mode “No Service” event received.
EV-DO 1x Tune- The device suspended the EV-DO service to

away look for 1x paging.
Triggered by EV-DO Tuneaway Information
Report.
EV-DO Access An EV-DO access attempt failed.

Failure Triggered by EV-DO Access Attempt Report.
EV-DO Access An EV-DO access attempt completed

Success successfully.
Triggered by EV-DO Access Attempt Report.
Extra information: Sector sending ACAck
message.
EV-DO Connection An EV-DO connection attempt failed.

Failure
Triggered by EV-DO Connection Attempt
Report.
EV-DO Connection An EV-DO connection attempt completed

Triggered by EV-DO Connection Attempt
Report.
EV-DO Dynamic The device switched back from fixed rate to

Rate dynamic rate during an EV-DO session.
Triggered by occurrence of fixed rate end time
(see EV-DO Fixed Rate).
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EV-DO Fixed Rate The device entered fixed rate mode for a period
of time during an EV-DO session.
Triggered by receipt of Fixed Mode Enable
Message (containing a given end time).
EV-DO Handoff The EV-DO active set was reduced to a single

1 Active pilot.
Extra information:
• EV-DO Rev. A: PN offset of each active pilot.
• EV-DO Rev. B: RF channel(s) and PN offset
of each active pilot (to one pilot PN may
correspond multiple RF channels:
<Channel 1>-<PN 1>, <Channel 2>-<PN 1>,
...)
EV-DO Handoff Handoff in EV-DO traffic mode, two pilots in

2 Actives active set.
Extra information: See EV-DO Handoff
1 Active.
EV-DO Handoff Handoff in EV-DO traffic mode, three pilots in

1 Active.
EV-DO Handoff Handoff in EV-DO traffic mode, four pilots in

1 Active.
EV-DO Handoff Handoff in EV-DO traffic mode, five pilots in

1 Active.
EV-DO Handoff Handoff in EV-DO traffic mode, six pilots in

1 Active.
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EV-DO Island There is only a single active EV-DO pilot and no

candidates.
Triggered by EV-DO Pilot Sets Ver2 Report.
EV-DO Session An EV-DO session attempt failed.

Failure Triggered by EV-DO Session Attempt Ver2
Report.
EV-DO Session An EV-DO session attempt completed

Triggered by EV-DO Session Attempt Ver2
Report.
Hard Handoff Handoff in traffic state to another frequency, a

different band, a different pilot set, or another
frame offset, or a combination of these.
Triggered by Active Set Change.
Extra information:
• If band changed: RF mode (EV-DO or 1x);
new band; new RF channel; new top pilot PN.
• If only channel changed: RF mode; new RF
channel.
Idle Handoff Idle handoff 1x to 1x or EV-DO to EV-DO.

Triggered by Active Set Change.
Extra information:
• If band changed: RF mode (EV-DO or 1x);
new band; new RF channel; new top pilot PN.
• If only channel changed: RF mode; new RF
channel.
Idle Handoff To System change from 1x or EV-DO to Analog in

Analog idle mode.
Triggered by System Determination Last Main
Action Report.
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Idle Handoff To System change from Analog or EV-DO to 1x in

CDMA idle mode.
Action Report.
Extra information: New RF channel.
Idle Handoff To EV- System change from 1x to EV-DO in idle mode.

DO Triggered by System Determination Last Main
Action Report.
Idle Mode The device is in init state or entered idle mode.
Narrowband Generated in the course of narrowband

Interference interference scanning: see UM section 23.6.
Triggered when an in-band RF channel has a
strength exceeding the average in-band RSSI by
an amount at least equal to Interference Offset.
The latter margin is set in the General window:
see UM section 23.6.1.
The event is generated only once for a given
interferer in the course of a scan. Furthermore, if
interference is detected on several contiguous
RF channels, only one event is reported for all of
these channels.
No Service Mode The mobile is searching for serving network, or

is in sleep mode.
Packet Mode The device entered data traffic mode.
Soft Handoff 2-Way Soft handoff in 1x traffic mode, two pilots in

active set.
Soft Handoff 3-Way Soft handoff in 1x traffic mode, three pilots in

active set.
Soft Handoff 4-Way Soft handoff in 1x traffic mode, four pilots in

active set.
Soft Handoff 5-Way Soft handoff in 1x traffic mode, five pilots in

active set.
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Soft Handoff 6-Way Soft handoff in 1x traffic mode, six pilots in active
set.
Soft Handoff Active set in 1x reduced to a single pilot.

Complete
Traffic Handoff To System change from 1x to Analog during traffic.

Analog
Action Report.
Traffic Handoff To System change from Analog or EV-DO to 1x

CDMA during traffic.
Action Report.
Traffic Handoff To System change from 1x to EV-DO during traffic.

EV-DO
Action Report.
10.4. Data Service Testing Events
10.4.1. General
These events are generated in the course of PS data service testing. Many of
them serve as input to the computation of data service KPI statistics in TEMS
Discovery Device; all of these appear in the window Events Of KPI Type in
TEMS Investigation. All KPIs are defined in the Technical Reference volume,
chapter 11, “KPI Definitions”. Individual KPIs in that chapter are referred to in
the table in section 10.4.4. Further technical detail on KPIs is provided in a
separate document “KPI Definitions in TEMS Products”, which is included in
the TEMS Investigation documentation package.
All data service KPIs are based on the data service testing events; note that
no KPIs are based on the (somewhat similar) “Data” category information
elements in section 3.8.
KPIs for CS voice and video telephony are of course not derived from data
service testing events but rather from information logged during the CS
I&E-360
sessions. For details, again please refer to the document “KPI Definitions in
TEMS Products”.
Certain data service testing events have nothing to do with KPIs: chiefly,
those consisting of a service designation plus one of the suffixes “Start”,
“End”, or “Error”. These events signify simply that a data service session has
started, ended, or aborted because of an error (of whatever kind; the cause is
specified in the extra information).
Call events for VoIP are dealt with in section 10.2.
10.4.2. Notes on KPIs for Particular Data Services

• MMS Notification and MMS End-to-end KPIs (TR sections 11.2.6.3–
11.2.6.4 and 11.2.6.7–11.2.6.8) are based on multiple KPI events; this is
not indicated in the table below.
• No KPI events exist for email because of the ubiquitous use of encryption
in connection with that service, which makes it impossible to obtain many
of the measurements that would be required for KPI calculation.
• No KPI events exist for SMS. The SMS events in section 10.2 are
unrelated to KPI computation.
10.4.3. Notes on KPI Definitions in ETSI Specification

The ETSI KPI specification ( ETSI TS 102 250-2) describes two slightly
different methods of KPI measurement, called “Method A” and “Method B”
respectively.1 TEMS Investigation supports both of these, generating events
with suffix “Method A” and “Method B” according to the KPI measurement
method used. Events carrying these suffixes are indicated in the table by the
shorthand “A/B”.
1.  ETSI TS 102 250-2 V1.4.1, section 4.2:

“Currently two main views about the best way to reflect the user's
experience are in place: One preferring the payload throughput
philosophy and the other preferring the transaction throughput
philosophy:
Method A [...] defines trigger points which are as independent as possible
from the service used, therefore representing a more generic view
(payload throughput)
Method B [...] defines trigger points on application layer, therefore
representing a more service oriented view (transaction throughput).”
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10.4.4. Event List
Associated KPI
Event Name Symb. Extra Info1
(or Description)
ABM events: Test setup in UM section 12.23.11
ABM Error Cause –
ABM Start For each ABM –

server: Server ID;
Server IP address;
Server port
ABM Stop – –
AQM events (VoIP): Test setup in UM section 12.28.4
AQM Session Complete Phone number; –

Other party phone
number; Log index;
Synch time;
Measurement type
AQM Session Failure Phone number; –

Other party phone
number; Log index;
Synch time;
Measurement type
AQM Session Start – –
AQM Session Stopped Phone number; –

Other party phone
number; Log index;
Synch time;
Measurement type
Attach events
Attach Failure – Attach Failure Ratio

(%)
Attach Setup Time Time in ms Attach Setup Time (s)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
DNS events
DNS Host Name Domain name(s); –

Resolution Failure DNS server
address
DNS Host Name Domain name(s); –

Resolution Time DNS server
address;
Resolution time in
seconds
Email receive events: Test setup in UM section 12.24.2
Email Receive Data Cause – (No KPIs defined for

Transfer Cutoff email)
Email Receive End Outcome
Email Receive Error Cause
Email Receive First Data –
Email Receive Start POP3 server IP

address or host
name
Email send events: Test setup in UM section 12.24.1
Email Send Data Cause – (No KPIs defined for

Transfer Cutoff email)
Email Send End Outcome
Email Send Error Cause
Email Send First Data –
Email Send Start SMTP server IP

address or host
name
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Facebook events: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.1–12.26.3
Facebook Logoff Attempt Timestamp Close and clear token

information sent from
on-device Facebook
service.
Facebook Logoff Duration of logoff Logoff finished when

Duration procedure in Facebook session
seconds closed.
Facebook Logoff End Timestamp; Status Logoff script activity

ended.
Facebook Logoff Error Cause Logoff failed.
Facebook Logoff Start – Logoff script activity

started.
Facebook Logon Attempt Timestamp First HTTP Get

Request sent to
Facebook server.
Facebook Logon Duration of logon Logon finished when

Duration procedure in active session with
seconds valid access token is
opened.
Facebook Logon End Timestamp; Status Logon script activity

ended.
Facebook Logon Error Cause Failure to retrieve

access token.
Facebook Logon Start – Logon script activity

started.
Facebook Operation Timestamp; Request sent from on-

Attempt Operation type device Facebook
service.
Facebook Operation Duration of Operation successfully

Duration operation in completed.
seconds; Operation
type
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Facebook Operation End Operation status; Script activity ended.

Operation type
Facebook Operation Cause; Operation Operation failed.

Error type
Facebook Operation Operation type Script activity started.

Start
“First” events: These events relate to TCP.
First ACK Service type TCP session

establishment: ACK
sent from client.
First HTTP Get Service type First HTTP Get during

TCP session.
First HTTP Post Service type First HTTP Post during

TCP session.
First Packet With Service type First payload packet

Content transferred during TCP
session.
First SYN Service type TCP session

establishment: SYN
sent from client.
First SYN ACK Service type TCP session

establishment: ACK to
SYN received from
server.
FTP events, general
FTP Service Command Service type, FTP packet containing

Command RETR or STOR
command was sent.
FTP events, download: Test setup in UM section 12.23.12. Not obtained for SFTP.
FTP Download Data Cutoff point Data Transfer Cut-off

Transfer Cutoff A/B Ratio (%)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
FTP Download Data Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)

Transfer Time A/B
FTP Download End Outcome –
FTP Download Error Cause –
FTP Download IP Details of failure IP Service Access

Service Access Failure Ratio (%)
Failure A/B
FTP Download IP Time in seconds IP Service Setup Time

Service Setup Time A/B (s)
FTP Download Mean Data rate in kbit/s Mean Data Rate (kbit/
Data Rate A/B s)
FTP Download Service Details of failure Service Non-

Not Accessible A/B Accessibility (%)
FTP Download Setup Time in seconds Setup Time (s)

Time A/B
FTP Download Start File path and name –
FTP events, upload: Test setup in UM section 12.23.13. Not obtained for SFTP.
FTP Upload Data Cutoff point Data Transfer Cut-off

Transfer Cutoff A/B Ratio (%)
FTP Upload Data Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)

Transfer Time A/B
FTP Upload End Outcome –
FTP Upload Error Cause –
FTP Upload IP Service Details of failure IP Service Access

Access Failure A/B Failure Ratio (%)
FTP Upload IP Service Time in seconds IP Service Setup Time

Setup Time A/B (s)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
FTP Upload Mean Data Data rate in kbit/s Mean Data Rate (kbit/
Rate A/B s)
FTP Upload Service Not Details of failure Service Non-

Accessible A/B Accessibility (%)
FTP Upload Setup Time in seconds Setup Time (s)

Time A/B
FTP Upload Start File path and name –
HTTP events, general
HTTP Service Not Details of failure Service Non-

Accessible A/B Accessibility (%)
HTTP Setup Time A/B Time in seconds Setup Time (s)
HTTP events, Get: Test setup in UM section 12.23.14
HTTP Data Transfer Cutoff point Data Transfer Cut-off

Cutoff A/B Ratio (%)
HTTP Data Transfer Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)

Time A/B
HTTP End Outcome –
HTTP Error Cause –
HTTP IP Service Access Details of failure IP Service Access

Failure A/B Failure Ratio (%)
HTTP IP Service Setup Time in seconds IP Service Setup Time

Time A/B (s)
HTTP Mean Data Data rate in kbit/s Mean Data Rate (kbit/
Rate A/B s)
HTTP Start IP address or host –

name
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
HTTP events, Post: Test setup in UM section 12.23.15
HTTP Post Data Transfer Cutoff point Data Transfer Cut-off

Cutoff A/B Ratio (%)
HTTP Post Data Transfer Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)
Time A/B
HTTP Post End Outcome –
HTTP Post Error Cause –
HTTP Post IP Service Details of failure IP Service Access

Access Failure A/B Failure Ratio (%)
HTTP Post IP Service Time in seconds IP Service Setup Time

Setup Time A/B (s)
HTTP Post Mean Data Data rate in kbit/s Mean Data Rate (kbit/
Rate A/B s)
HTTP Post Start HTTP server script –

URL
Instagram events: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.4–12.26.6
Instagram Logoff Attempt Timestamp Close and clear token

on-device Instagram
service.
Instagram Logoff Duration of logoff Logoff finished when

Duration procedure in Instagram session
seconds closed.
Instagram Logoff End Timestamp; Status Logoff script activity

ended.
Instagram Logoff Error Cause Logoff failed.
Instagram Logoff Start – Logoff script activity

started.
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Instagram Logon Timestamp Logon request sent to

Attempt Instagram server.
Instagram Logon Duration of logon Logon finished when

Duration procedure in active session with
opened.
Instagram Logon End Timestamp; Status Logon script activity

ended.
Instagram Logon Error Cause Failure to retrieve

access token.
Instagram Logon Start – Logon script activity

started.
Instagram Operation Timestamp; Request sent from on-

Attempt Operation type device Instagram
service.
Instagram Operation Duration of Operation successfully

seconds; Operation
type
Instagram Operation End Operation status; Script activity ended.

Operation type
Instagram Operation Cause; Operation Operation failed.

Error type
Instagram Operation Operation type Script activity started.

Start
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
IP events
IP Interruption Time Time in ms – (unrelated to KPIs)

Generated on
handover and indicates
time gap between last
IP packet in old cell and
first IP packet in new
cell.2
Note: For this time to
be correct, IP sniffing
must not be configured
for “Optimized
Performance”. See UM
section 12.23.9.
“Last” events: These events relate to TCP.
Last Fin Service type, TCP session takedown:

Receive time Last FIN command
sent.
Last Rst Service type, TCP session takedown:

Receive time Last RST command
sent.
MMS receive events: Test setup in UM section 12.24.4
MMS Receive Data – Data Transfer Cut-off

Transfer Cutoff Ratio (%)
MMS Receive Data Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)

Transfer Time
MMS Receive End Outcome –
MMS Receive Error Cause –
MMS Receive Start – –
MMS Retrieval Failure – MMS Retrieval Failure

Ratio (MT) (%)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
MMS Retrieval Time Time in seconds MMS Retrieval Time

(MT) (s)
MMS send events: Test setup in UM section 12.24.3
MMS Send Data – Data Transfer Cut-off

Transfer Cutoff Ratio (%)
MMS Send Data Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)

Transfer Time
MMS Send End Outcome –
MMS Send Error Cause –
MMS Send Failure – MMS Send Failure

Ratio (MO) (%)
MMS Send Start – –
MMS Send Time Time in seconds MMS Send Time (MO)

(s)
MTSI events: Test setup in UM sections 12.28.1–12.28.5
MTSI Registration – MTSI Registration

Failure Failure Ratio (%)
MTSI Registration Time Time in seconds MTSI Registration Time

(s)
MTSI Session – MTSI Session

Completion Failure Completion Failure
Ratio (%)
MTSI Session Time in seconds –

Completion Time
MTSI Session Setup – MTSI Session Setup

MTSI Session Setup Time in seconds MTSI Session Setup

Time Time (s)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Network connect events: Test setup in UM sections 12.23.3–12.23.4
Network Connect Connection type Network Unavailability

(NDIS/RAS/Wi-Fi); (%)
IP address
Network Connect Connection type – (unrelated to KPIs)

Attempt (NDIS/RAS/Wi-Fi) Triggered when a
Network Connect
activity starts
executing.
Network Connect Error Cause Network Unavailability

(%)
Network Connection Lost – – (unrelated to KPIs)

Triggered when the
operational state of the
.NET network interface
changes to Down for a
device to which
Network Connect was
previously applied.3
Generated only for
NDIS connections.
Network Disconnect – –
PDP context events
PDP Context Activation Time in ms PDP Context Activation

Time Time (s)
PDP Context Cutoff – PDP Context Cut-off

Ratio (%)
Ping events: Test setup in UM section 12.23.17
Ping End Max. delay; Min. –

delay; Avg. delay;
Success count;
Failed count
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Ping Error Cause –
Ping Roundtrip Time Time in seconds; Ping Roundtrip Time

Ping size; IP (ms)
address
Ping Start IP address or host –

name
Ping Timeout – –
RTP events
RTP Interruption Time Time in ms –

Audio Time from last audio-
related RTP message
before handover to first
audio-related RTP
message after
handover. DTX
messages are disre-
garded.
RTP Interruption Time Time in ms –

Video Time from last video-
related RTP message
before handover to first
video-related RTP
message after
handover.
SIP events
SIP Invite Handshake Time between SIP –

Time Invite and SIP
Invite Response
messages
Social network testing events: These are all for Weibo. Test setup in UM section
12.26.10.
Social Network Service – –

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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Social Network Service Cause –

Error
Social Network Service – –

Start
Social Network Logon Logon Success –

Rate Count / Logon These events report an
Attempt Count ×
aggregate over the
100 (%)
whole execution of a
Weibo activity rather
Social Network Weibo Weibo Total
than single instances of
Average Time Duration / Weibo
Success Count × success/failure or
elapsed time.
100 (%)
Social Network Weibo Weibo Failure

Failure Rate Count / (Weibo
Attempt Count –
Weibo Timeout
Count) × 100 (%)
(timeouts are
disregarded in this
calculation)
Social Network Weibo Weibo Success

Success Rate Count / Weibo
Attempt Count ×
100 (%)
SRVCC events: Note that these require vocoder logs to be turned on in the device
properties. Regarding Qualcomm chipset based devices, see UM section 16.2.
SRVCC Handover Time in ms –

Interruption Time (User
Time from last RTP
Plane) report on LTE to first
UMTS DL Vocoder
Report on UTRAN/
GERAN.
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Streaming events: The set of events generated differs between streaming clients
and protocols; details in section 10.4.5. For the test setup, see UM section 12.27.5.
Streaming End Outcome –
Streaming Error Cause –
Streaming Intermediate MOS value Streaming Quality

VSQI (MOS-VSQI)
Event gives average of
the latest 30 values of
Streaming VSQI.
See UM chapter 47.
Streaming Quality MOS Avg. audio MOS; –

Avg. absolute video
Event gives overall
MOS; Avg. relative VQmon scores for an
video MOS; Avg.
entire streaming
audio–video MOS
session. See UM
chapter 49.
Streaming Quality MTQI MOS value –

Event gives overall
MTQI score for an
entire streaming
session. See UM
chapter 48.
Streaming Quality MOS value –

PEVQ-S
Event gives last
instantaneous PEVQ-S
score. See UM
chapter 50.
Streaming Quality VSQI MOS value Streaming Quality

(MOS-VSQI)
Event gives overall
VSQI score for an
entire streaming
session. See UM
chapter 47.
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Streaming Reproduction – Reproduction Cut-off

Cutoff Ratio (%)
Streaming Reproduction Time in seconds Reproduction Start

Start Delay Delay (s)
Streaming Reproduction – Reproduction Start

Start Failure Failure Ratio (%)
Streaming Service Time in seconds Service Access Time

Access Time (s)
Streaming Service Not – Service Non-

Accessible Accessibility (%)
Streaming Session – Streaming Session

Cutoff Cut-off Ratio (%)
Streaming Start HTTP: File URL –

RTP: File path and
name
Streaming State State of RTP –

streaming video
client: one of
“Connecting”,
“Negotiating”,
“Prebuffering”,
“Reproducing”,
“Rebuffering”,
“Finished”
Streaming Video Play – –

Start Failure
Streaming Video Play Time in seconds –

Start Time
Streaming Video Session – –

Failure
Streaming Video Session Time in seconds –

Time
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
TCP events: Test setup for TCP upload/download in UM section 12.23.20
TCP Connection Idle – Triggered when a

Time Stop previously idle TCP
connection has
recovered.
TCP Connection Max – Triggered when a TCP

Idle Time Exceeded connection has been
idle longer than the
maximum set in the
script (FTP and HTTP
activities).
TCP Download End Outcome – (No KPIs defined for

TCP)
TCP Download Error Cause
TCP Download Start IP address
TCP Handshake Time IP address; Time in

seconds
TCP Upload End Outcome
TCP Upload Error Cause
TCP Upload Start IP address
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Trace Route events: Test setup in UM section 12.23.18
Trace Route End Destination; – (No KPIs defined for

Reached (True/ Trace Route)
False)
Trace Route Hop Hop sequence no.;

IP address
reached; Hop time
Trace Route Start Destination
Trace Route Timeout Hop sequence no.;

IP address targeted
Twitter events: Test setup in UM sections 12.26.7–12.26.9
Twitter Logoff Attempt Timestamp Close and clear token

on-device Twitter
service.
Twitter Logoff Duration Duration of logoff Logoff finished when

procedure in Twitter session closed.
seconds
Twitter Logoff End Timestamp; Status Logoff script activity

ended.
Twitter Logoff Error Cause Logoff failed.
Twitter Logoff Start – Logoff script activity

started.
Twitter Logon Attempt Timestamp Logon request sent to

Twitter server.
Twitter Logon Duration Duration of logon Logon finished when

procedure in active session with
opened.
Twitter Logon End Timestamp; Status Logon script activity

ended.
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
Twitter Logon Error Cause Failure to retrieve

access token.
Twitter Logon Start – Logon script activity

started.
Twitter Operation Timestamp; Request sent from on-

Attempt Operation type device Twitter service.
Twitter Operation Duration of Operation successfully

seconds; Operation
type
Twitter Operation End Operation status; Script activity ended.

Operation type
Twitter Operation Error Cause; Operation Operation failed.

type
Twitter Operation Start Operation type Script activity started.
UDP events: Test setup in UM sections 12.23.19, 12.23.20
UDP Download End Outcome – (No KPIs defined for

UDP)
UDP Download Error Cause
UDP Download Start IP address
UDP Download Total Packet loss in %

Packet Loss
UDP Upload End Outcome
UDP Upload Error Cause
UDP Upload Start IP address
UDP Upload Total Packet loss in %

Packet Loss
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
VoIP events: Test setup in UM sections 12.28.1–12.28.5
VoIP End Outcome – (KPIs based on

“MTSI” events, which
see)
VoIP Error Cause
VoIP Interruption Time Time in ms – (unrelated to KPIs)

Generated on
handover during a VoIP
talkspurt and indicates
time gap between last
RTP packet in old cell
and first RTP packet in
new cell.
Note: For this time to
be correct, IP sniffing
must not be configured
for “Optimized
Performance”. See UM
section 12.23.9.
VoIP Lost Packets Count No. of missing RTP –

During Handover packets from
handover start
(RRC Reconfig-
uration Command)
to successful
playback of first
RTP packet after
handover (RRC
Reconfiguration
Complete)
VoIP Start Cause (e.g. “A- – (KPIs based on

Party calling”); “MTSI” events, which
Client used see)
WAP events: Test setup in UM section 12.23.16
WAP Activation Failure – WAP Activation Failure

Ratio (%)
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Associated KPI
(or Description)
WAP Activation Request – –
WAP Activation Time Time in ms WAP Activation Time

(ms)
WAP End Outcome –
WAP Error Cause –
WAP Page Data Transfer – Data Transfer Cut-off

Cutoff Ratio (%)
WAP Page Data Transfer Time in seconds Data Transfer Time (s)
Time
WAP Page First Data – –
WAP Page Last Data – –
WAP Page Mean Data Data rate in kbit/s Mean Data Rate (kbit/
Rate s)
WAP Page Request – WAP Page Request

WAP Page Request Time in seconds WAP Page Request

Time Time (s)
WAP Portal Access Time Time in seconds WAP Portal Access

Time (s)
WAP Portal Not – WAP Portal Non-

Accessible accessibility (%)
WAP Site Access Time Time in seconds WAP Site Access Time
(s)
WAP Site Not Accessible – WAP Site Non-

accessibility (%)
WAP Start URL; Connection –

method
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1. In addition, session identity is provided as extra information with many

events. This is not included in the table.
2. This event is currently generated only when an LTE network is involved in
the handover.
3. Reference:  msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.networkin-
formation.operationalstatus.aspx
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10.4.5. Support for Streaming Events by Streaming

Solution
What streaming events are generated depends on the streaming protocol and
type of client used, as detailed below.
• HTTP PC: Streaming over HTTP using an external PC-based client.
• HTTP ODM: Streaming over HTTP using an on-device client with
YouTube Android Player API.
• HTTP ODM PEVQ-S: Streaming over HTTP with PEVQ-S measurement,
using an on-device client with YouTube Iframe Player API.
• RTP PC: Streaming over RTP using a client built into TEMS Investigation.
Compare UM section 12.27.5.
Event
Streaming End y y y y
Streaming Error y y y
Streaming Intermediate VSQI y
Streaming Quality MOS y
Streaming Quality MTQI y
Streaming Quality PEVQ-S y
Streaming Quality VSQI y
Streaming Reproduction* y y y
Streaming Service Access Time y y y
Streaming Service Not Accessible y y y
Streaming Session Cutoff y y y
Streaming Start y y y y
Streaming State y y y
Streaming Video Play Start* y y y
Streaming Video Session* y y y
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10.5. Media Quality Events

Under this heading are collected events pertaining to audio quality
measurement and audio perception.
AQM Out of Synch The synchronization between the AQM

module and the CallGenerator was lost.
See the document “AQM in TEMS
Products”.
AQM Session The device completed a Voice Quality

Complete activity normally.
Extra information: Phone number; other
party phone number; log index; synch
time; measurement type.
AQM Session Failure The device aborted a Voice Quality activity

abnormally because of an error.
AQM Session Start The device started executing a Voice

Quality activity.
AQM Session The device stopped execution of a Voice

Stopped Quality activity.
AQM Sync Failure Synchronization was never achieved

within the duration of the (intended) audio
quality measurement. As a consequence,
no AQM output was obtained.
AQM Synched The synchronization between the AQM

module and the CallGenerator was re-
established. See the document “AQM in
TEMS Products”.
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Handover Speech The information element Speech

Interruption Downlink Interruption Downlink took on the value
“Silence detected” at some point in
connection with a handover.
Extra information: Length of silent
period; type of handover.
Speech Interruption The information element Speech

Time Downlink Interruption Downlink had the value
“Silence detected” for at least 100 ms.
Extra information: Length of silent
period.
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11. Overviews of Selected IE and

Event Families
This chapter serves as a complement to the listings in chapters 3 and 10.
11.1. Cell Reselection/Neighbor Measurements
Cell reselection and inter-RAT neighbor measurements; missing neighbor events.
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Chapter 11. Overviews of Selected IE and Event Families
11.2. RAT Transition Events
RAT transition events: handover/handoff, cell reselection, and others.
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12. Preconfigured Presentation

Windows
This chapter explains the purpose of each window found on the Menu tab of
the Navigator.
Note that only windows covered by your license will show up in the
application. For example, if your license does not cover CDMA or EV-DO, all
windows containing CDMA and/or EV-DO data will be hidden.
12.1. GSM Presentation Windows

For particulars of GSM information elements displayed, see section 3.1.
12.1.1. General Presentation Windows
Window Name Description
Status windows
AMR Call Average Shows the distribution of AMR speech

codec usage for the whole of the call
currently in progress.
AMR Cell Average Shows the distribution of AMR speech

codec usage for the time spent in the
current serving cell.
AMR Codec Usage Shows the most recent distribution of

AMR speech codec usage (exact
updating frequency for these statistics
may vary between devices).
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AMR Settings Shows the current active set of AMR

speech coders on the uplink and downlink
respectively, along with hysteresis and
threshold values governing AMR mode
switches (changes from one coder to
another).
Current Channel Shows information elements relating to

the channel currently used. It also shows
current time.
GAN Status Shows measurements and network

parameters relating to the GAN as well as
to the GERAN.
Hopping Channels Shows ARFCN, RxLev and C/I for all

channels currently in the hopping list.
Note: RxLev is not obtainable with any
currently connectable phones.
Modified MS Behavior Shows the current state of the user-

configurable GSM properties for the
device: see UM chapter 16.
Radio Parameters Shows a collection of vital data about the

status of the radio link (current BCCH,
signal strength, speech quality, and
more).
Serving + Neighbors Shows BSIC, ARFCN, RxLev, and some

further parameters for the serving cell and
its neighboring cells, with the serving cell
on top and the neighbors below it, sorted
by signal strength in descending order.
Serving + Neighbors By Similar to Serving + Neighbors except

Band that the cells are sorted first by frequency
band and then by signal strength in
descending order.
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Speech Quality Shows POLQA/PESQ, SQI, audio

volume, and more. See UM chapters 40
and 45.
Line charts
GAN WLAN Quality Line Tracks signal strength and quality level in
Chart a WLAN.
GSM Line Chart Tracks the signal strength of the serving

cell and neighbors. Shows call and
handover events.
Bar charts
Radio Quality Bar Chart Shows GSM radio parameters.
12.1.2. Data Service Presentation Windows

The information in these windows is obtained when running GPRS, EDGE, or
HSCSD. Some of the information is only shown when a data testing script is
being executed or its execution is analyzed.
For particulars of technology-independent data service testing information
elements, see section 3.8.
Status windows
Data Bytes Sent/Received Shows the total number of data bytes sent
and received at various protocol levels.
Data Throughput Shows throughput and decode error/

retransmission rates for GPRS/EGPRS.
Data Timeslots Shows the timeslots currently used on the

uplink and downlink for GPRS/EGPRS or
HSCSD, as well as the utilization,
performance, and channel coding/
modulation coding scheme usage for
each timeslot.
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EGPRS Status Shows the state and performance of the

EGPRS connection.
GPRS Status Shows the state and performance of the

GPRS connection.
HSCSD Throughput Shows throughput and error/retrans-

mission rates for HSCSD.
PDP Context Shows PDP context data for GPRS/

EGPRS, including quality-of-service
requirements specified in the
subscription.
Social Network Shows statistics on Weibo sessions.
Line charts
EGPRS Line Chart Tracks EGPRS performance, including

throughput and BEP. Shows data service
testing events.
GPRS Line Chart Tracks GPRS performance, including

throughput. Shows data service testing
events.
Video Streaming Line Chart Tracks the performance of a video

streaming session, including VQmon
metrics. (This line chart looks the same
for GSM, WCDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA, and
CDMA.)
Other
Video Monitor See UM chapter 33.
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12.1.3. Scanning Presentation Windows
Status windows
RSSI Scan Monitor Shows output from an RSSI scan. See

UM section 19.2.5.
Bar charts
RSSI Scan Bar Chart Shows output from an RSSI scan. See
UM section 19.2.5.
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart Shows the result of a spectrum scan.
12.1.4. Interference Presentation Windows
Status windows
C/A Shows the interference from adjacent

channels.
C/I Shows the carrier-over-interference ratio,

i.e. the ratio between the signal strength
of the current serving cell and the signal
strength of interfering signal components.
If frequency hopping is used, the window
shows the entire hopping list sorted by
ascending C/I: the currently worst channel
is at the top. The C/I measure is
discussed in UM chapter 51.
Line charts
Interference Line Chart This is a “shotgun chart”, intended for

presentation of interference scan data
(from old logfiles).
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Bar charts
Adjacent Bar Chart Shows C/A measurements. Channels are

drawn in groups of five, each consisting of
one C0 frequency surrounded by four
adjacent channels (–2, –1, +1, +2).
Compact Adjacent Bar Chart Shows C/A measurements. Same data as

in the Adjacent Bar Chart, but here a
parallel coordinates presentation is used
where all C0 channels are connected by
one line, all “+1” adjacent channels by
another, etc.
Interference Bar Chart Shows GSM interference scan data (from

old logfiles).
12.2. WCDMA Presentation Windows

For particulars of WCDMA information elements displayed, see section 3.2.
Status windows
AMR Codecs Shows the distribution of AMR speech

codec usage on uplink and downlink.
GSM Neighbors Shows measurements of GSM neighbors

performed in WCDMA mode.
Handover Shows information on handovers:

indication of handover type (hard, soft,
softer) and real-time statistics on
handover frequency, success rate, and
distribution across soft handover types.
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Inter-Freq Meas Ctrl Events, These windows give the essentials of

Inter-RAT Meas Ctrl Events, Measurement Control reports, which tell
Intra-Freq Meas Ctrl Events the UE what should trigger the sending of
a measurement report to the network.
Separate windows are provided for intra-
frequency, inter-frequency, and inter-RAT
criteria.
Modified MS Behavior Shows the current state of the user-

configurable WCDMA properties for the
device: see UM chapter 16.
RACH Analysis Shows information on the number of

RACH preambles and their transmit
power.
Radio Parameters Shows a collection of information

elements describing the status of the
radio link and some more general radio
conditions. “RAT State” shows which radio
access technology is currently used: GSM
or WCDMA.
Serving/Active Set + Shows data on the WCDMA serving cell/

Neighbors active set and on the monitored
neighboring cells.
Serving Cell Shows data on the WCDMA serving cell.
Speech Quality Shows POLQA/PESQ, speech path delay,

SQI, audio volume, and more. See UM
chapters 40 and 45.
Transport Channels Shows data on each transport channel in

use.
Line charts
WCDMA Line Chart Tracks CPICH and GSM neighbor signal

strength, UE transmit power, and SQI.
WCDMA Two Antenna Line Tracks CPICH signal strength readings

Chart for each antenna used in MIMO.
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WCDMA/GSM Line Chart Similar to WCDMA Line Chart, but also

tracks GSM serving cell readings.
Bar charts
Radio Parameters Bar Chart Shows WCDMA radio parameters.
Radio Parameters Parallel Shows WCDMA radio parameters. See

Bar Chart the example in UM section 35.5.

Status windows
DVB-H Analysis Shows information elements related to

DVB-H.
HSDPA Analysis Shows information elements related to

HSDPA (single-antenna case).
HSDPA Analysis Dual Cell Similar to the HSDPA Analysis window

but for dual cell (dual carrier).
HSDPA Analysis MIMO Similar to the HSDPA Analysis window

but for MIMO. The data is given for each
antenna separately.
HSDPA Analysis Per Shows HS information elements that are

Process differentiated with respect to HARQ
processes.
HSUPA Analysis Shows information elements related to

HSUPA.
PDP Context Shows PDP context data for WCDMA,

including quality-of-service requirements
specified in the subscription.
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VoIP AMR Codecs Shows the distribution of AMR speech

codec usage on uplink and downlink for
VoIP.
VoIP Quality Shows a collection of VoIP-related data:

PESQ/POLQA, jitter, and jitter buffer
metrics.
Line charts
DVB-H Stats Line Chart Tracks DVB-H performance.
HS UL Output Power Tracks DPCCH, E-DPCCH, and E-

DPDCH transmit power.
Trsp Ch Throughput Line Tracks transport channel throughput as

Chart: Sony Ericsson reported by Sony Ericsson UEs.

CDMA.)
Video Streaming PEVQ-S Tracks the performance of a video

Line Chart streaming session with PEVQ-S
measurement. (This line chart looks the
same for WCDMA and LTE.)
VoIP Quality Line Chart Tracks VoIP performance in terms of

PESQ/POLQA and jitter/packet loss
metrics.
WCDMA HSPA/GSM Data Tracks data service performance for

Line Chart HSPA and (E)GPRS, including application
and RLC layer throughput as well as data
service testing events.
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WCDMA Rel. 99/GSM Data Tracks data service performance for

Line Chart WCDMA R99 and (E)GPRS, including
application and RLC layer throughput as
well as data service testing events.
WCDMA RLC Data Line Tracks data service performance for

Chart WCDMA R99, including application and
RLC layer throughput as well as data
service testing events.
Bar charts
HSDPA MIMO Transport Shows HSDPA transport block size usage

Block Size Primary Cell Bar (MIMO, primary cell).
Chart
HSDPA MIMO Transport Shows HSDPA transport block size usage

Block Size Secondary Cell (MIMO, secondary cell).
Bar Chart
HSDPA PDSCH Codes Shows codes used on the HS-PDSCH

Primary Cell Bar Chart (MIMO, primary cell).
HSDPA PDSCH Codes Shows codes used on the HS-PDSCH

Secondary Cell Bar Chart (MIMO, secondary cell).
HSDPA Transport Block Size Shows HSDPA transport block size usage
Primary Cell Bar Chart (single antenna, primary cell).
HSDPA Transport Block Size Shows HSDPA transport block size usage
Secondary Cell Bar Chart (single antenna, secondary cell).
HS UL E-TFC Accumulated: Shows retransmission rate and usage for

Sony Ericsson each E-TFC (Transport Format
Combination), averaged over the current
session. Specific to Sony Ericsson
devices.
HS UL E-TFC Current: Sony Shows current retransmission rate and

Ericsson usage for each E-TFC (Transport Format
Combination). Specific to Sony Ericsson
devices.
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HS UL Transmission Shows the distribution of transmission

Distribution Accumulated: attempts with respect to the sequence
Sony Ericsson number of the attempt (1st, 2nd, etc.).
Applies to the whole of the current
session.
HS UL Transmission Shows the distribution of transmission

Distribution Current: Sony attempts with respect to the sequence
Ericsson number of the attempt (1st, 2nd, etc.).
Applies to the device’s latest reporting
period.
Other
Status windows
CPICH Best UARFCN Data Shows CPICH scan data for the strongest
scrambling codes, regardless of
UARFCN. See UM section 20.2.9.
CPICH Data Shows CPICH scan data for the strongest

scrambling codes on each UARFCN. See
UM section 20.2.9.
Network Search Shows the outcome of network search

scanning (UARFCNs and scrambling
codes found, and their Ec/I0). See UM
section 20.6.3.
Synch Channel Data Shows scan data on the synchronization

channels P-SCH and S-SCH, obtained
with the CPICH scanning method. All
UARFCNs are covered in the same
window. See UM section 20.2.11.
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Line charts
CPICH Scan 1st (etc.) These charts track scanned scrambling

UARFCN Line Chart code signal strength on the CPICH for
one UARFCN. See UM section 20.2.9.
Bar charts
CPICH Scan 1st (etc.) These charts show scanned scrambling

UARFCN Bar Chart code signal strength on the CPICH for
one UARFCN. See UM section 20.2.7.
RSSI Scan Bar Chart Shows output from an RSSI scan. See
UM section 20.4.2.
SCH Timeslot Scan Bar Shows output from an SCH timeslot scan.
Chart See UM section 20.3.2.
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart Shows output from a downlink spectrum

scan. See UM section 20.5.2.
Spectrum Analysis Uplink Shows output from an uplink spectrum

Bar Chart scan. See UM section 20.5.2.
12.2.4. Finger Info Presentation Windows
Status windows
Finger Info 1st (etc.) These windows show Rake finger

UARFCN information (obtained from either UEs or
scanners) for one UARFCN. See UM
section 20.2.12.
12.3. LTE Presentation Windows

For particulars of LTE information elements displayed, see section 3.3.
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Status windows
ANR Information Shows information on ANR (Automatic

Neighbor Relation) parameters and
measurements.
DRX Parameters Shows parameters related to the DRX

(Discontinuous Reception) mechanism.
EPS Bearer Shows information on each EPS bearer in

use.
Equipment Information Shows information on firmware and

hardware as well as other device-related
information.
FGI Information Shows device Feature Group Indicators.
NAS Status Shows Non-Access Stratum status.
PCFICH/CFI Info Shows the distribution of the number of

OFDM symbols allocated for the PDCCH
(control signaling), as indicated by the CFI
value on the PCFICH.
PDN Connection Shows information on current packet data

network connections.
RACH Analysis Shows RACH settings and the outcome of

RACH procedures.

status of the radio link, including
transmission mode, modulation on
PDSCH/PUSCH, RI, and PMI.
The all-time-high and all-time-low
indicators are turned on for UE Tx Power:
see UM section 30.2.
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RLC DL Radio Bearer Shows configuration of and throughput on

current downlink RLC radio bearers.
RLC UL Radio Bearer Shows configuration of and throughput on

current uplink RLC radio bearers.
RRC/RLC Status Shows a variety of RRC and RLC states.
Serving Cell Shows serving cell and MME parameters.
Serving Cell CA Shows serving cell and MME parameters

for primary and secondary serving cells
separately.
Serving/Neighbor Cell Shows EARFCN, CI, RSRP, and RSRQ

for the serving cell and its neighboring
cells, with the serving cell on top and the
neighbors below it, sorted by signal
strength in descending order.
Serving/Neighbor Cell Frame Shows EARFCN, CI, and cell frame

Timing timing for the serving cell and its
neighboring cells. For neighbors, cell
frame timing offsets are also shown. The
serving cell is on top with the neighbors
below it, sorted by signal strength in
descending order.
TDD Information Shows TD-LTE parameters.
ViLTE Quality Shows RTP quality metrics and IMS

registration state.

VoIP.

metrics.
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Line charts
LTE eNodeB TX Power Tracks difference between transmit

Difference powers of eNodeB Tx antennas.
LTE serving cell line charts: These charts track serving cell
LTE/EV-DO, LTE/TD- measurements on LTE as well as one or
SCDMA, LTE/TD-SCDMA/ several other technologies. They are
GSM, LTE/WCDMA/GSM intended for devices supporting the
respective technology subsets.
Serving/Neighbor Cell Line Tracks RSRP, RSSI, and CINR for LTE
Chart serving cell, and RSRP for neighbors.
Serving/Neighbor CA Cell Tracks RSRP, RSSI, and CINR for

Line Chart multiple LTE serving cells in a carrier
aggregation configuration, as well as
RSRP for neighbors.

CDMA.)

same for WCDMA and LTE.)
ViLTE Line Chart Tracks video bandwidth, packets lost and

discarded, and packet-to-packet delay
variation during a ViLTE call.

metrics.
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Bar charts
PDCCH CCE Count Shows the OFDM symbol count

Distribution Bar Chart distribution for Control Channel Elements
sent on the PDCCH during the latest
reporting period.
PDCCH DCI Format Usage Shows the distribution of DCI format

Distribution Bar Chart usage on the PDCCH: 1) for the latest
reporting period and 2) accumulated from
the start of the session.
PDSCH MCS Distribution Shows the distribution of modulation

Bar Chart coding scheme usage on the PDSCH for
the past second.
PDSCH Transmission Shows the distribution of transmissions on

Distribution Accumulated Bar the PDSCH (first transmission, first
Chart retransmission, second, third, etc.),
accumulated from the start of the session.
PDSCH Transmission Shows the distribution of transmissions on

Distribution Current Bar the PDSCH for the latest reporting period.
Chart
PUSCH MCS Distribution Shows the distribution of modulation

Bar Chart coding scheme usage on the PUSCH for
the past second.
PUSCH Transmission Shows the distribution of transmissions on

Distribution Accumulated Bar the PUSCH (first transmission, first
Chart retransmission, second, third, etc.),
accumulated from the start of the session.
PUSCH Transmission Shows the distribution of transmissions on

Distribution Current Bar the PUSCH for the latest reporting period.
Chart
Serving/Neighbor Cell Bar Shows RSRP and RSRQ for serving and
Chart neighbor cells.
TDD N_p Distribution Bar See the information element TDD N_p
Chart Distribution (%) for an explanation.
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TDD Position Of Minimum k See the information element TDD Position

Distribution Bar Chart Of Minimum k Distribution (%) for an
explanation.
12.3.2. “Cell Search Parameters” Presentation Windows
Status windows
Cell Search Parameters Shows parameter settings for CDMA2000

(CDMA) inter-RAT cell reselection.
Cell Search Parameters Shows parameter settings for GSM

(GSM) (GERAN) inter-RAT cell reselection.
Cell Search Parameters Shows parameter settings for LTE intra-

(LTE) frequency and inter-frequency cell
reselection.
Cell Search Parameters Shows parameter settings for UTRA inter-

(UTRA-FDD) RAT cell reselection from FDD LTE.
Cell Search Parameters Shows parameter settings for UTRA inter-

(UTRA-TDD) RAT cell reselection from TDD LTE.

Status windows
ABM Information Shows output from available bandwidth

measurements. See UM chapter 52.
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Line charts
ABM Line Chart Tracks throughput, packet loss and trip

times obtained from available bandwidth
measurements. See UM chapter 52.
Downlink Line Chart Tracks RSRP, RSRQ and RS CINR for

serving cell, CQI, and PDSCH data.
LTE throughput line charts: These charts track throughput at various

LTE/EV-DO, LTE/TD- protocol levels on LTE as well as one or
SCDMA, LTE/TD-SCDMA/ several other technologies. They are
GSM, LTE/WCDMA/GSM intended for devices supporting the
respective technology subsets.
Throughput Line Chart Tracks LTE throughput at various protocol

levels: application layer, RLC, PDCP,
MAC, PDSCH Phy. Also exists in a
version with Mbit/s as unit.
Throughput Line Chart CA Tracks LTE throughput at various protocol

levels in a carrier aggregation configu-
ration. Also exists in a version with Mbit/s
as unit.
Uplink Line Chart Tracks UE Tx Power and PUSCH Phy

throughput.

CDMA.)
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Status windows
Network Search Shows the outcome of network search

scanning (EARFCNs found, and their
RSRP). See UM section 21.6.2.
Scanned Cells Shows various data for each LTE cell

subject to a Reference Signal Scan:
EARFCN, CI, RSRP, and RSRQ.
Line charts
RS 1st (etc.) EARFCN Line These charts track LTE RSRP and RSRQ
Chart on a particular EARFCN subject to a
Reference Signal scan. See UM
section 21.2.7.
RSSI Scan Line Chart Tracks the strongest LTE frequencies

found during RSSI scanning. See UM
section 21.3.5.
Bar charts
Enhanced Power Scan Bar Shows RSSI for frequencies measured

Chart during an enhanced power scan. See UM
section 21.5.3.
MIMO 1st (etc.) EARFCN These charts show MIMO metrics for cells
Bar Chart on a particular EARFCN subject to a
section 21.2.7; for the metrics, refer to the
IEs Sc 1st MIMO Condition Number (2x2)
(dB) and Sc 1st MIMO Estimated Rank
(2x2).
RSRQ 1st (etc.) EARFCN These charts show RSRQ for cells on a
Bar Chart particular EARFCN subject to a
section 21.2.7.
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RSSI Scan Bar Chart Shows the result of an RSSI scan. See
UM section 21.3.5.
12.4. TD-SCDMA Presentation Windows

For particulars of TD-SCDMA information elements displayed, see
section 3.4.
Status windows
Cell Reselection Shows the values of cell search and

reselection related parameters.
Current Channel Shows information elements relating to

the channel currently used. It also shows
current time.
Physical Channel Monitor Regarding this specially designed

window, see UM section 30.6.1.

status of the radio link, including serving
cell P-CCPCH RSCP, serving cell carrier
RSSI, and TxPower levels.
Serving + Neighbor Shows UARFCN, CPID, and signal

strength readings for the serving cell and
its neighboring cells, with the serving cell
on top and the neighbors below it, sorted
by signal strength in descending order.
Speech Quality Shows POLQA/PESQ, audio volume, and

more. See UM chapter 40.
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Timeslots Shows timeslot usage as well as per-

timeslot RSCP, ISCP, and C/I readings.
Transport Channels Shows data on each transport channel in

use.
UE Identities Shows UE identification strings such as

C-RNTI/H-RNTI/U-RNTI.
Line charts
TD-SCDMA Line Chart Tracks serving and neighbor signal

strength as well as UE transmit power.
TD-SCDMA/GSM Line Chart Tracks serving and neighbor signal

strength for both TD-SCDMA and GSM.

CDMA.)

Status windows
HSDPA Radio Shows HSDPA radio parameters.
HSDPA QoS Shows HSDPA quality-of-service

parameters.
PDP Context Shows PDP context data for TD-SCDMA.
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Line charts
HS/GSM Data Line Chart Tracks data service performance for TD-
SCDMA and (E)GPRS, including
application and RLC layer throughput as
well as data service testing events.
RLC Data Line Chart Tracks data service performance for TD-
SCDMA, including application and RLC
layer throughput as well as data service
testing events.
Status windows
Scanned Cells Shows various data for each TD-SCDMA

cell subject to pilot scan, including
UARFCN, CPID, Ec/I0, Eps/I0, and SIR.
See UM section 22.3.2.
Line charts
CPID Scan 1st (etc.) RF Line These charts track scanned CPID signal
Chart strength, obtained during pilot scanning,
on one UARFCN. See UM section 22.3.2.
RSSI Scan Line Chart Tracks the strongest TD-SCDMA

frequencies found during RSSI scanning.
See UM section 22.4.2.
Bar charts
CPID Scan 1st (etc.) RF Bar These charts show Ec/I0 on a particular
Chart UARFCN during pilot scanning. See UM
section 22.3.2.
UM section 22.4.2.
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12.5. CDMA Presentation Windows

For particulars of CDMA information elements displayed, see section 3.5.
Status windows
A/C/N Sets Shows properties of all cells in the CDMA

active, candidate, and neighbor sets.
Active Set Shows properties of the cells in the CDMA

active set.
Candidate Set Shows properties of the cells in the CDMA

candidate set.
Finger Info Shows data on Rake fingers. Includes

special features for graphical presentation
of the T-Add and T-Drop thresholds; see
UM section 30.6.2.
Neighbor Set Shows properties of the cells in the CDMA

neighbor set.

status of the radio link. The same window
covers both 1x and EV-DO. Among the
data shown is signal strength, FER/PER,
and Tx/Rx Power.
Serving Shows various IDs, states, and parameter

settings of the current serving cell.
Speech Quality Shows FER, PESQ (including PESQ for

VoIP), and Frequent AQM. See UM
chapter 40.
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Line charts
CDMA Line Chart Tracks the signal strength of active set

and candidate set members. Shows call
events.
Bar charts
CDMA Bar Chart Shows signal power, FER, and PER.

Status windows
Data Bytes Sent/Received Shows the total number of data bytes sent
and received at various protocol levels.
EV-DO Forward Link Shows statistics on good and bad packets

Packets for each forward link data rate.
EV-DO Multicarrier Overview Shows data by carrier for multicarrier EV-

DO.
EV-DO Overview Shows data that is relevant to EV-DO,

including PER and RLP layer
performance.
EV-DO Reverse Link Shows statistics on good and bad packets

Packets for each reverse link data rate.
EV-DO Status Shows a variety of EV-DO state values.

VoIP.
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metrics.
Line charts
CDMA Data Line Chart Tracks data service performance (1x and
EV-DO). Shows data service testing
events.

for GSM, WCDMA, LTE, and CDMA.)

metrics.
Other
Line charts
Code Domain Scan 1st (etc.) These charts track Walsh code powers for
PN Line Chart a given PN offset.
PN Scan 1st (etc.) RF Line These charts track the strongest scanned
Chart pilots on a particular RF channel.
Bar charts
Code Domain Scan 1st (etc.) These charts show code powers for the
PN Bar Chart entire Walsh code range for a given PN
offset.
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Narrowband Interference Shows the result of a narrowband

Scan Bar Chart interference scan. See UM section 23.6.2.
PN Scan 1st (etc.) RF Bar These charts show the strongest scanned
Chart pilots on a particular RF channel. See UM
section 23.3.
UM section 23.5.
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart Shows the result of a spectrum scan. See
UM section 23.7.
Strongest Scanned PN Bar Shows the strongest pilots among all

Chart scanned RF channels. See UM
section 23.3.
12.6. WiMAX Presentation Windows

For particulars of WiMAX information elements displayed, see section 3.6.

Regarding WiMAX scanning, see UM chapter 24.
Status windows
Scanned Preamble Index Shows data on all preambles detected

during a preamble scan, including power
and CINR.
Line charts
Channel RSSI Line Chart Tracks the strongest WiMAX channels

found during preamble scanning.
RSSI Scan Line Chart Tracks the strongest channels found

during RSSI scanning.
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Bar charts
Channel RSSI Bar Chart Shows channel power for all scanned
channels.
Preamble Power Group Bar Shows power of detected preambles

Chart sorted by channel.
RSSI Scan Bar Chart Shows power readings for the entire
spectrum scanned.
Segment Power Group Bar Shows power for all segments of all
Chart scanned channels.
Strongest CINR Bar Chart Shows detected preambles ranked by

decreasing CINR.
Strongest Preamble Power Shows detected preambles ranked by

Bar Chart decreasing power.
Strongest Preamble Power Shows detected preambles grouped by

Group Bar Chart channel. Channels are ranked by total
preamble power.
Strongest Segment Power Shows segments grouped by channel.

(Cha Sort) Bar Chart Channels are ranked according to the
power of their strongest segment.
Strongest Segment Power Shows segments ranked by decreasing

(Segment Pwr Sort) Bar power, regardless of channel.
Chart
Weakest CINR Bar Chart Shows detected preambles ranked by

increasing CINR.
Weakest Preamble Power Shows detected preambles ranked by

Bar Chart increasing power.
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12.7. Wi-Fi Presentation Windows

For particulars of Wi-Fi information elements displayed, see section 3.10.
Status windows
Wi-Fi Cell List Shows detected Wi-Fi cells (access

points).
Line charts
Wi-Fi Throughput Line Chart Tracks application layer throughput for

data transfer over Wi-Fi.
12.8. Analysis Presentation Windows

These are found in the Analysis folder.
For particulars of the events displayed, see chapter 10.
Message windows
Call Analysis Lists events pertaining to calls and

handovers (for multiple cellular
technologies).
Computer Information Shows CPU, RAM, and disk usage on the

PC.
eMBMS Analysis Lists messages pertaining to eMBMS.
Missing Neighbor Lists missing neighbor events (for multiple

cellular technologies).
WCDMA Handover Analysis Lists RRC messages that concern the

DCCH as well as the “SHO” (soft
handover) events.
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Line charts
Computer Information Line Tracks CPU, RAM, and disk usage on the
Chart PC over time.
Other
Event Counter A preconfigured Event Counter window is

found here. Regarding Event Counter
windows in general, see UM chapter 31.
12.9. Signaling Presentation Windows

Regarding message windows in general, see UM chapter 32.
Message windows
Data Reports Lists messages pertaining to data service

testing. Also lists H.245 and IP protocol
reports.
Error Reports Lists reports from the external device

concerning malfunctions and received
corrupt messages. The Events and
Columns tabs are absent from the
properties dialog of this window (UM
sections 32.1.3–32.1.4).
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Events Lists all events that occur, both predefined

and user-defined, with the exception of
KPI-related events. All predefined events
are listed in chapter 10 of this volume;
how to create user-defined events is
covered in UM section 26.3.
As in other message windows, you can
double-click an event in the Events
windows to view details on the event in a
separate plain-text window. For certain
events, extra information is provided. The
contents of this extra information are
detailed in chapter 10.
Events Of KPI Type Lists all events underlying the

computation of KPI statistics in TEMS
Discovery Device. See section 10.4.
IP Protocol Reports Lists all air interface message traffic

occurring over the protocols in the
Internet protocol suite:
• Application layer: BOOTP, DNS, FTP,
FTP-DATA, HTTP, NBDS, NBNS,
RTCP, RTP, RTSP, SNMP
• Transport layer: TCP, UDP
• Network layer: ICMP, IPv4, IPv6
• Data link layer: PPP CC, PPP CHAP,
PPP IPCP, PPP LCP, PPP PAP
Regarding IP sniffing, see UM sections
12.23.3, 12.23.9, 12.23.10.
Layer 2 Messages Lists Layer 2 messages. By default this

window also shows certain events, the
emphasis being on call, handover, and
failure events: see chapter 10.
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Layer 3 Messages Lists Layer 3 messages. By default this

window also shows certain events, the
emphasis being on call, handover, and
failure events: see chapter 10.
Mode Reports Lists (vendor-specific) reports from

external devices concerning their status.
By default this window also shows certain
events, the emphasis being on call,
handover, and failure events: see
chapter 10.
RTP/UDP/SIP Reports Lists RTP, UDP, and SIP messages.
SIP Reports Lists SIP messages.
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12.10. Positioning Presentation Windows
Map Map window preconfigured with some

basic GSM, WCDMA, LTE, TD-SCDMA,
and CDMA data. Regarding Map windows
in general, see UM chapter 36.
GPS See UM chapter 37.
Pinpoint Window See UM chapter 11.
12.11. Media Quality Presentation Windows
Status windows
Speech Quality Shows information elements in the Media

Quality category (see section 3.9).
VoIP Quality Shows VoIP audio quality measurements,

RTP packet loss and jitter, and more (see
section 3.8).
Line charts
Speech Quality Line Chart Tracks POLQA/PESQ, speech path delay,

and some VoIP/RTP metrics.

CDMA, and is included in the Media
Quality category as well.)
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same for WCDMA and LTE, and is
included in the Media Quality category as
well.)
ViLTE Line Chart Tracks video bandwidth, packets lost and

discarded, and packet-to-packet delay
variation during a ViLTE call.
12.12. Other Presentation Windows
Status windows
Equipment Health Shows status of connected devices. See

the Equipment Health (Num) information
element.
12.13. Presentation Window Templates

The Template folder in the Navigator contains blank templates for:
• status windows
• message windows
• line charts
• bar charts
• Event Counter windows.
These templates contain no data; you customize their contents from scratch.
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Appendix A. Abbreviations
ABM Available Bandwidth Measurements

ACR Absolute Category Rating
ACU Audio Capturing Unit
ADB Android Debug Bridge
AFC Automatic Frequency Control
AG Absolute Grant
AGC Automatic Gain Control
ALMP Air Link Management Protocol
AM Acknowledged Mode
AMBR Aggregate Maximum Bit Rate
AMR Adaptive Multi Rate
AMR-NB Adaptive Multi Rate Narrowband
AMR-WB Adaptive Multi Rate Wideband
ANR Automatic Neighbor Relation (detection)
APK Application Package File
AQM Audio Quality Measurement
ARFCN Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number
AS Active Set
ASP Active Set Pilot
AT Access Terminal
BCC Base station Color Code
BCCH Broadcast Control Channel
BCH Broadcast Channel
BEP Bit Error Probability
BER Bit Error Rate
BLEP Block Error Probability
BLER Block Error Rate
BOOTP Bootstrap Protocol
BSIC Base Station Identity Code
BSN Block Sequence Number
BSSID Basic Service Set Identifier
C/A Carrier to Adjacent (ratio)
C/I Carrier to Interference (ratio)
C/N Carrier to Noise (ratio)
CA Carrier Aggregation
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CBCH Cell Broadcast Channel

CCE Control Channel Element
CDD Cyclic Delay Diversity
CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
CFI Control Format Indicator
CFO Carrier Frequency Offset
CGI Cell Global Identity
CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
CI Cell Identity
CID Connection Identifier
CINR Carrier to Interference-plus-Noise Ratio
COP Capacity Operating Point
CPICH Common Pilot Channel
CPID Cell Parameter Identity
CQI Channel Quality Indicator
CRC Cyclic Redundancy Check
C-RNTI Cell Radio Network Temporary Identity
CS Coding Scheme
CS Circuit-Switched
CSV Comma-Separated Values
CW Code Word (LTE)
CW Continuous Wave
DCCH Digital Control Channel
DCD Downlink Channel Descriptor
DCH Dedicated Channel
DCI Downlink Control Information
DGPS Differential GPS
DL Downlink
DLFP Downlink Frame Prefix
DN Detected Neighbor
DNS Domain Name System (Service, Server)
DPCCH Dedicated Physical Control Channel
DPCH Dedicated Physical Channel
DR Dead Reckoning
DRB Data Radio Bearer
DRC Data Rate Control
DRS Dedicated Reference Signal
DRVCC Dual Radio Voice Call Continuity
DRX Discontinuous Reception
DSC Data Source Control (CDMA)
DSC Downlink Signalling Counter (GSM)
DSCH Downlink Shared Channel
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DTX Discontinuous Transmission

DVB-H Digital Video Broadcasting – Handheld
DwPTS Downlink Pilot Timeslot
E-AGCH E-DCH Absolute Grant Channel
EARFCN E-UTRA ARFCN
ECI E-UTRAN Cell Identifier
ECP Extended Cyclic Prefix
E-DCH E- (Enhanced) Dedicated Channel
EDGE Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution (= EGPRS)
E-DPCCH E-DCH Dedicated Physical Control Channel
E-DPDCH E-DCH Dedicated Physical Data Channel
EFR Enhanced Full Rate
EGPRS Enhanced GPRS (= EDGE)
E-HICH E-DCH HARQ Indicator Channel
eHRPD Enhanced High Rate Packet Data
EIRP Effective Isotropic Radiated Power
eMBMS Evolved Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services
EMM EPS Mobility Management
eNB-ID eNodeB Identifier
EPS Evolved Packet System
E-PUCH E-DCH Physical Uplink Channel
E-RGCH E-DCH Relative Grant Channel
E-RUCCH E-DCH Random Access Uplink Control Channel
ESM EPS Session Management
ESN Electronic Serial Number
ESS Extended Service Set
E-TFC E- (Enhanced) Transport Format Combination
E-TFCI E- (Enhanced) Transport Format Combination Indicator
EV-DO (1xEV-DO) 1x Evolution – Data Optimized
EVRC Enhanced Variable Rate Codec
FACCH Fast Associated Control Channel
FACH Forward Access Channel
FCH Fundamental Channel
FDD Frequency Division Duplex
FEC Forward Error Correction
FER Frame Erasure Rate
FGI Feature Group Indicator
FL Forward Link
FPC Forward Power Control
FR Full Rate
FTP File Transfer Protocol
FWT Fixed Wireless Terminal
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GA-CSR Generic Access Circuit Switched Resources

GAN Generic Access Network
GANC Generic Access Network Controller
GA-RC Generic Access Resource Control
GBR Guaranteed Bit Rate
GERAN GSM EDGE Radio Access Network
GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node
GLS Global License Server
GMM GPRS Mobility Management
GOP Group Of Pictures
GP Guard Period
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GPS Global Positioning System
GPX GPS Exchange Format
GRR GPRS Radio Resource
GSM Global System for Mobile Communication
HARQ Hybrid Automatic Repeat Request
HDOP Horizontal Dilution Of Precision
HO Handover
HR Half Rate
H-RNTI HS-DSCH Radio Network Temporary Identity
HRPD High Rate Packet Data
HSCSD High Speed Circuit-Switched Data
HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access
HS-DSCH High Speed Downlink Shared Channel
HSN Hopping Sequence Number
HSPA High Speed Packet Access
HS-PDSCH High Speed Physical Downlink Shared Channel
HS-SCCH High Speed Shared Control Channel
HS-SICH High Speed Shared Information Channel
HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access
HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol
ICMP Internet Control Message Protocol
IE Information Element
IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol
IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity
IMS IP Multimedia Subsystem
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IP Internet Protocol
IPCP Internet Protocol Control Protocol
IPsec Internet Protocol Security
IR Incremental Redundancy
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ISCP Interference Signal Code Power

JPEG Joint Photographic Expert Group
KPI Key Performance Indicator
LA Location Area
LAC Location Area Code
LAT Latitude
LCP Link Control Protocol
LLC Logical Link Control
LON Longitude
LTE Long Term Evolution
LUT Location Update Type
M2M Mobile-To-Mobile
MAC Medium Access Control
MBMS Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Services
MBR Maximum Bit Rate
MCC Mobile Country Code
MCCH Multicast Control Channel
MCS Modulation Coding Scheme
MD5 Message-Digest algorithm 5
MDM Mobile Diagnostic Monitor
MEID Mobile Equipment Identity
MFER Frame Error Rate after MPE-FEC decoding
MIMO Multiple Input Multiple Output
MIN Mobile Identity Number
MISO Multiple Input Single Output
MM Mobility Management
MME Mobility Management Entity
MMS Multimedia Messaging Service
MMSC MMS Center
MN Monitored Neighbor
MNC Mobile Network Code
MO Mobile-Originated
MOS Mean Opinion Score
MOS-A Mean Opinion Score – Audio
MOS-AV Mean Opinion Score – Audio and Video
MOS-V Mean Opinion Score – Video
MRU Mobile Receiving Unit
MS Mobile Station
MSM Mobile Station Modem
MSTR Mobile Station Time Reference
MT Mobile-Terminated
M-TMSI M-Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
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MTQI Mobile TV Quality Index

MTSI Multimedia Telephony Service for IMS
MU-MIMO Multi-User MIMO
MuxPDU Multiplex Sublayer Protocol Data Unit
NAS Non-Access Stratum
NBDS NetBIOS Datagram Service
NBNS NetBIOS Name Service
NCC Network Color Code
NDIS Network Driver Interface Specification
NID Network Identification
NMEA National Marine Electronics Association
NMO Network Mode of Operation
NSAPI Network Service Access Point Identifier
NV Non-Volatile
ODM On-Device Measurement
OFDM Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing
OTT Over-The-Top
OVHD Overhead
PA Power Amplifier
PACA Priority Access and Channel Assignment
PAP Password Authentication Protocol
PBCCH Packet Broadcast Control Channel
PBCH Physical Broadcast Channel
PCCCH Packet Common Control Channel
P-CCPCH Primary Common Control Physical Channel
PCFICH Physical Control Format Indicator Channel
PCH Paging Channel
PCI Physical layer Cell Identity
PCIG Physical layer Cell Identity Group
PCS Personal Communications Service
PDCCH Packet Data Control Channel
PDCH Packet Data Channel
PDCP Packet Data Convergence Protocol
PDN Packet Data Network
PDOP Positional Dilution Of Precision
PDP Packet Data Protocol
PDSCH Physical Downlink Shared Channel
PDU Protocol Data Unit
PER Packet Error Rate
PESQ Perceptual Evaluation of Speech Quality
PEVQ Perceptual Evaluation of Video Quality
PEVQ-S Perceptual Evaluation of Video Quality – Streaming
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PI Preamble Index
PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
PMCH Physical Multicast Channel
PMI Precoding Matrix Indicator
PN Pseudo Noise
POLQA Perceptual Objective Listening Quality Assessment
POP3 Post Office Protocol version 3
PPCH Packet Paging Channel
PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
PPS Precise Positioning Service
PRACH Physical Random Access Channel
P-SCH Primary Synchronization Channel
PSS Primary Synchronization Signal
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
P-TMSI Packet Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
PUCCH Physical Uplink Control Channel
PUSCH Physical Uplink Shared Channel
QAM Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
QCELP Qualcomm Code Excited Linear Prediction
QCI Quality-of-service Class Identifier
QOF Quasi-Orthogonal Function
QoS Quality of Service
QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
RA Routing Area
RAB Reverse Activity Bit
RAC Routing Area Code
RACH Random Access Channel
RAN Radio Access Network
RAS Remote Access Service
RAT Radio Access Technology
RATI Random Access Terminal Identifier
RB Radio Bearer
RF Radio Frequency
RI Rank Indication
RL Reverse Link
RLA Received Level Average
RLC Radio Link Control
RLP Radio Link Protocol
RNC Radio Network Controller
RNDIS Remote Network Driver Interface Specification
RNTI Radio Network Temporary Identity
RP Received Power
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RPC Reverse Power Control

RQ Received Quality
RR Radio Resource (Management)
RRC Radio Resource Control
RRI Reverse Rate Indication
RS Reference Signal
RSCP Received Signal Code Power
RSRP Reference Signal Received Power
RSRQ Reference Signal Received Quality
RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator
RTC Real-Time Clock
RTCP Real-Time Control Protocol
RTP Real-Time Transport Protocol
RTSP Real-Time Streaming Protocol
RTU Remote Test Unit
SACCH Slow Associated Control Channel
SAN Serving/Active Set + Neighbors
SAPI Service Access Point Identifier
SC Scrambling Code
SCC Supplemental Code Channel
SCH Supplemental Channel (CDMA)
SCH Synchronization Channel (UMTS)
SDCCH Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel
SDP Session Description Protocol
SDU Signaling Data Unit
SEGW Security Gateway
SF Spreading Factor
SFBC Space-Frequency Block Coding
SFTP SSH File Transfer Protocol (“Secure FTP”)
SG Serving Grant
SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node
SGW Security Gateway
SHO Soft Handover
SIB System Information Block
SID Silence Descriptor (UMTS)
SID System Identification (CDMA)
SIM Subscriber Identity Module
SIMO Single Input Multiple Output
SINR Signal to Interference-plus-Noise Ratio
SIP Session Initiation Protocol
SIR Signal to Interference Ratio
SISO Single Input Single Output
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SM Spatial Multiplexing
SMS Short Message Service
SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
SMV Selectable Mode Vocoder
SNDCP Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol
SNR Signal to Noise Ratio
SPS Standard Positioning Service
SQE Speech Quality Estimate
SQI Speech Quality Index
SRS Sounding Reference Signal
SRU Scanning Receiver Unit
SRVCC Single Radio Voice Call Continuity
SS Signal Strength
SS Synchronization Signal
S-SCH Secondary Synchronization Channel
SSH Secure Shell
SSID Service Set Identifier
SSL Secure Sockets Layer
SSS Secondary Synchronization Signal
STBC Space-Time Block Coding
TA Timing Advance
TAB (umbrella term for various MapInfo file types)
TAC Tracking Area Code
TB Transport Block
TBS Transport Block Size
TCA Traffic Channel Assignment
TCH Traffic Channel
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
TDD Time Division Duplex
TD-LTE Time Division LTE
TDMA Time Division Multiple Access
TD-SCDMA Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access
TFI Temporary Flow Id
TIF Tag Image File
TLLI Temporary Logical Link Identifier
TLS Transport Layer Security
TM Transparent Mode
TMSI Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity
TPC Transmit Power Control
TRP TEMS Route Persistence
TS Timeslot
TSC Training Sequence Code
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TTI Transmission Time Interval

TWAMP Two-Way Active Measurement Protocol
UARFCN UMTS Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number
UATI Unicast Access Terminal Identifier
UCD Uplink Channel Descriptor
UCS Universal Character Set
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UE User Equipment
UL Uplink
UM Unacknowledged Mode
UMA Unlicensed Mobile Access
UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
UpPCH Uplink Pilot Channel
URA UTRAN Registration Area
URL Uniform Resource Locator
U-RNTI UTRAN Radio Network Temporary Identity
USB Universal Serial Bus
UTC Universal Time – Coordinated
UTF UCS Transformation Format
UTM Universal Transverse Mercator
UTRAN UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access Network
VCC Voice Call Continuity
VDOP Vertical Dilution Of Precision
ViLTE Video over LTE
VMR-WB Variable Multi Rate Wideband
VoIP Voice over IP
VoLTE Voice over LTE
VPLMN Visited Public Land Mobile Network
VSQI Video Streaming Quality Index
VSTQ Video Service Transmission Quality
VTQI Video Telephony Quality Index
WAP Wireless Application Protocol
WCDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
WiMAX Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
WLAN Wireless Local Area Network
WSP Wireless Session Protocol
XML Extensible Markup Language
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Index
A
A/C/N Sets window (CDMA) 410
abbreviations 421
ABM Information window 404
ABM Line Chart (LTE) 405
Active Set window (CDMA) 410
Adjacent Bar Chart (GSM) 393
AMR Call Average window (GSM) 388
AMR Cell Average window (GSM) 388
AMR Codecs window (WCDMA) 393
AMR Settings window (GSM) 389
AMR window (GSM) 388
ANR Information window 400
C
C/A window (GSM) 392
C/I window (GSM) 392
Call Analysis window 415
Candidate Set window (CDMA) 410
CDMA Bar Chart 411
CDMA Data Line Chart 412
CDMA Line Chart 411
Cell Reselection window (TD-SCDMA) 407
Cell Search Parameters (CDMA) window 404
Cell Search Parameters (GSM) window 404
Cell Search Parameters (LTE) window 404
Cell Search Parameters (UTRA-FDD) window 404
Cell Search Parameters (UTRA-TDD) window 404
Channel RSSI Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Channel RSSI Line Chart (WiMAX) 413
Compact Adjacent Bar Chart (GSM) 393
"Computer Information" information elements 270
Computer Information Line Chart 416
Computer Information window 415
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CPI Scan bar charts (TD-SCDMA) 409

CPI Scan line charts (TD-SCDMA) 409
CPICH Best UARFCN Data window (WCDMA) 398
CPICH Data window (WCDMA) 398
CPICH Scan bar charts (WCDMA) 399
CPICH Scan line charts (WCDMA) 399
Current Channel window (GSM) 389
Current Channel window (TD-SCDMA) 407
D
Data Bytes Sent/Received window (CDMA) 411
Data Bytes Sent/Received window (GSM) 390
Data Reports window 416
data service testing information elements 243
Data Throughput window (GSM) 390
Data Timeslots window (GSM) 390
Downlink Line Chart (LTE) 405
DRX Parameters window 400
DVB-H Analysis window (WCDMA) 395
DVB-H Stats Line Chart (WCDMA) 396
E
EGPRS Line Chart 391
EGPRS Status window 391
Enhanced Power Scan Bar Chart (LTE) 406
EPS Bearer window 400
Equipment Health window 420
Equipment Information window (LTE) 400
Error Reports window 416
EV-DO Forward Link Packets window 411
EV-DO Multicarrier Overview window 411
EV-DO Overview window 411
EV-DO Reverse Link Packets window 411
EV-DO Status window 411
Event Counter windows
preconfigured 416
Events Of KPI Type window 417
Events window 417
events, listing of predefined 319
CDMA 352
data service testing 360
general events 319
GSM/WCDMA/LTE/TD-SCDMA 321
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F
FGI Information window 400
Finger Info window (CDMA) 410
Finger Info windows (WCDMA) 399
FTP information elements, support by testing solution 311
G
GAN Status window (GSM) 389
GAN WLAN Quality Line Chart 390
GPRS Line Chart 391
GPRS Status window 391
GSM information elements 5
GSM Line Chart 390
GSM Neighbors window (WCDMA) 393
H
Handover window (WCDMA) 393
Hopping Channels window (GSM) 389
HS UL E-TFC Accumulated: Sony Ericsson (WCDMA bar chart) 397
HS UL E-TFC Current: Sony Ericsson (WCDMA bar chart) 397
HS UL Output Power Line Chart 396
HS UL Transmission Distribution Accumulated: Sony Ericsson (WCDMA bar
chart) 398
HS UL Transmission Distribution Current: Sony Ericsson (WCDMA bar chart)
398
HS/GSM Data Line Chart (TD-SCDMA) 409
HSCSD Throughput window 391
HSDPA Analysis Dual Cell window (WCDMA) 395
HSDPA Analysis MIMO window 395
HSDPA Analysis Per Process window 395
HSDPA Analysis window (WCDMA) 395
HSDPA MIMO Transport Block Size Primary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSDPA MIMO Transport Block Size Secondary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSDPA PDSCH Codes Primary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSDPA PDSCH Codes Secondary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSDPA QoS window (TD-SCDMA) 408
HSDPA Radio window (TD-SCDMA) 408
HSDPA Transport Block Size Primary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSDPA Transport Block Size Secondary Cell Bar Chart 397
HSUPA Analysis window 395
HTTP information elements, support by testing solution 312
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information elements 4
CDMA category 3, 199
Computer Information 270
Data category 3
data service testing 243
Full and Sub values 7
GSM category 2, 5
LTE category 2
Media Quality category 3, 263
Position category 3, 241
support for in devices 273
CDMA 304
GSM 273
LTE 289
TD-SCDMA 298
WCDMA 281
TD-SCDMA category 2, 175
WCDMA category 2, 57
Wi-Fi category 3, 269
WiMAX category 3, 233
Interference Bar Chart (GSM) 393
Interference Line Chart (GSM) 392
Inter-Freq Meas Ctrl Events window (WCDMA) 394
Inter-RAT Meas Ctrl Events window (WCDMA) 394
Intra-Freq Meas Ctrl Events window (WCDMA) 394
IP Protocol Reports window 417
K
KPIs (Key Performance Indicators)
events of KPI type 360
L
Layer 2 Messages window 417
Layer 3 Messages window 418
LTE eNodeB TX Power Difference line chart 402
LTE/EV-DO Serving Cell Line Chart 402
LTE/EV-DO Throughput Line Chart 405
LTE/TD-SCDMA Serving Cell Line Chart 402
LTE/TD-SCDMA Throughput Line Chart 405
LTE/TD-SCDMA/GSM Serving Cell Line Chart 402
LTE/TD-SCDMA/GSM Throughput Line Chart 405
LTE/WCDMA/GSM Serving Cell Line Chart 402
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LTE/WCDMA/GSM Throughput Line Chart 405

M
Media Quality information elements 263
support for with different AQM solutions 315
MIMO bar charts (LTE) 406
Missing Neighbor window 415
Mode Reports window 418
mode reports, plain-text decoding of 318
Modified MS Behavior window (GSM) 389
Modified MS Behavior window (WCDMA) 394
N
Narrowband Interference Scan Bar Chart (CDMA) 413
NAS Status window 400
Neighbor Set window (CDMA) 410
Network Search window (LTE) 406
Network Search window (WCDMA) 398
P
PCFICH/CFI Info window 400
PDCCH CCE Count Distribution Bar Chart 403
PDCCH DCI Format Usage Distribution Bar Chart 403
PDN Connection window 400
PDP Context window (GSM) 391
PDP Context window (TD-SCDMA) 408
PDP Context window (WCDMA) 395
PDSCH MCS Distribution Bar Chart 403
PDSCH Transmission Distribution Accumulated Bar Chart 403
PDSCH Transmission Distribution Current Bar Chart 403
Physical Channel Monitor (TD-SCDMA) 407
PN Scan bar charts (CDMA) 413
PN Scan line charts (CDMA) 412
position information elements 241
Preamble Power Group Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
presentation windows
preconfigured 388
templates for 420
PUSCH MCS Distribution Bar Chart 403
PUSCH Transmission Distribution Accumulated Bar Chart 403
PUSCH Transmission Distribution Current Bar Chart 403
R
RACH Analysis window (LTE) 400
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RACH Analysis window (WCDMA) 394

Radio Parameters Bar Chart (WCDMA) 395
Radio Parameters Parallel Bar Chart (WCDMA) 395
Radio Parameters window (CDMA) 410
Radio Parameters window (GSM) 389
Radio Parameters window (LTE) 400
Radio Parameters window (TD-SCDMA) 407
Radio Parameters window (WCDMA) 394
Radio Quality Bar Chart (GSM) 390
RLC Data Line Chart (TD-SCDMA) 409
RLC DL Radio Bearer window (LTE) 401
RLC UL Radio Bearer window (LTE) 401
RLC/MAC header data 41
RRC/RLC Status window (LTE) 401
RS line charts (LTE) 406
RSRQ bar charts (LTE) 406
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (CDMA) 413
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (GSM) 392
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (LTE) 407
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (TD-SCDMA) 409
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (WCDMA) 399
RSSI Scan Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
RSSI Scan Line Chart (LTE) 406
RSSI Scan Line Chart (TD-SCDMA) 409
RSSI Scan Line Chart (WiMAX) 413
RSSI Scan Monitor (GSM) 392
RTP/UDP/SIP Reports window 418
S
Scanned Cells window (LTE) 406
Scanned Cells window (TD-SCDMA) 409
Scanned Preamble Index window (WiMAX) 413
SCH Timeslot Scan Bar Chart (WCDMA) 399
Segment Power Group Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Serving + Neighbor window (TD-SCDMA) 407
Serving + Neighbors By Band window (GSM) 389
Serving + Neighbors window (GSM) 389
Serving Cell window (LTE) 401
Serving Cell window (WCDMA) 394
Serving window (CDMA) 410
Serving/Active Set + Neighbors window (WCDMA) 394
Serving/Neighbor Cell Bar Chart (LTE) 403
Serving/Neighbor Cell Frame Timing window (LTE) 401
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Serving/Neighbor Cell Line Chart (LTE) 402

Serving/Neighbor Cell window (LTE) 401
signal power
notes on quantities denoting 57
SIP Reports window 418
Social Network window 391, 396, 405, 408, 411
Sony Ericsson UEs
line chart for transport channel throughput 396
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart (CDMA) 413
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart (GSM) 392
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart (LTE) 407
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart (WCDMA) 399
Spectrum Analysis Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Spectrum Analysis Uplink Bar Chart (WCDMA) 399
Speech Quality Line Chart 419
Speech Quality window 419
Speech Quality window (CDMA) 410
Speech Quality window (GSM/WCDMA) 390, 394
streaming events, support by streaming solution 383
streaming information elements, support by streaming solution 313
Strongest CINR Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Strongest Preamble Power Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Strongest Preamble Power Group Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Strongest Scanned PN Bar Chart (CDMA) 413
Strongest Segment Power (Cha Sort) Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Strongest Segment Power (Segment Pwr Sort) Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Synch Channel Data window (WCDMA) 398
T
TDD Information window (LTE) 401
TDD N_p Distribution Bar Chart (LTE) 403
TDD Position Of Minimum k Distribution Bar Chart (LTE) 404
TD-SCDMA information elements 175
TD-SCDMA Line Chart 408
TD-SCDMA/GSM Line Chart 408
Throughput Line Chart (LTE) 405
Timeslots window (TD-SCDMA) 408
TPC per Cell mode report (Sony Ericsson) 318
Transport Channels window (TD-SCDMA) 408
Transport Channels window (WCDMA) 394
Trsp Ch Throughput Line Chart -- Sony Ericsson (WCDMA) 396
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U
UE Identities window (TD-SCDMA) 408
Uplink Line Chart (LTE) 405
V
Video Streaming Line Chart 391, 396, 402, 405, 408, 412, 419
Video Streaming PEVQ-S Line Chart 396, 402, 420
ViLTE Line Chart 402, 420
ViLTE Quality window 401
VoIP AMR Codecs window (CDMA) 411
VoIP AMR Codecs window (LTE) 401
VoIP AMR Codecs window (WCDMA) 396
VoIP information elements, support by VoIP solution 310
VoIP Quality Line Chart (CDMA) 412
VoIP Quality Line Chart (LTE) 402
VoIP Quality Line Chart (WCDMA) 396
VoIP Quality window 419
VoIP Quality window (CDMA) 412
VoIP Quality window (LTE) 401
VoIP Quality window (WCDMA) 396
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WCDMA Handover Analysis window 415
WCDMA HSPA/GSM Data Line Chart 396
WCDMA information elements 57
WCDMA Line Chart 394
WCDMA Rel. 99/GSM Data Line Chart 397
WCDMA RLC Data Line Chart 397
WCDMA Two Antennas Line Chart 394
WCDMA/GSM Line Chart 395
Weakest CINR Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Weakest Preamble Power Bar Chart (WiMAX) 414
Wi-Fi Cell List 415
Wi-Fi information elements 269
Wi-Fi Throughput Line Chart 415
WiMAX information elements 233
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Information Elements and

1. What’s In This Manual 1

2. Information Element Categories 2

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3.6. WiMAX Information Elements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233

4. Information Element Support in Devices 273

5. Support for VoIP IEs by VoIP Solution 310

6. Support for Data Service IEs by Testing

7. Support for Media Quality IEs with AQM

8. Notes on Data Service Testing IEs 317

9. Notes on Plain-text Decoding of Mode Reports 318

10. Predefined Events 319

11. Overviews of Selected IE and Event Families 386

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12. Preconfigured Presentation Windows 388

Appendix A. Abbreviations 421

1. What’s In This Manual

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The information elements are divided into categories in the application as

GSM Data reported by GSM-capable UEs when in 3.1

WCDMA Data reported by WCDMA-capable UEs when 3.2

LTE Data reported by LTE-capable UEs, including 3.3

TD-SCDMA Data reported by TD-SCDMA-capable UEs 3.4

CDMA Data reported by CDMA phones (including EV- 3.5

WiMAX Data from WiMAX scanning. 3.6

Position Data reported from positioning devices. 3.7

Data Metrics related to data service testing. This is 3.8

Media Metrics related to quality testing of media such 3.9

Wi-Fi Data originating from Wi-Fi measurements 3.10

Computer PC performance metrics. 3.11

A number of information elements of a more generic character appear in the

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3.1. GSM Information Elements

3.1.1.1. Properties of Information Elements: The Asterisk

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3.1.1.2. “Full” and “Sub” Values

3.1.1.3. GSM RxLev Units

3.1.2. Information Element Table

IE Name Range/Unit Arg. * Description

Access Burst Text – RACH uplink access burst type.

Adjacent –10 ... 100 1 ... 4 h– Signal strength of adjacent

Adjacent –120 ... –10 1 ... 4 h– Same as Adjacent RxLev but in

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IE Name Range/Unit Arg. * Description

Adjacent Scan 0, 2 – Use of C/A measurements in

Altitude (ft) –1312 ... – p Height above sea level in feet.

Altitude (m) –400 ... – p Height above sea level in

AMR Active Text 0 ... 3 Current active set of AMR

AMR Active Text 0 ... 3 Current active set of AMR

AMR C/I –5 ... 35 – C/I value used as input to mode

AMR C/I Hi –5 ... 35 – C/I limit for codec change to

AMR C/I Lo –5 ... 35 – C/I limit for codec change to

IE Name Range/Unit Arg. * Description

AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of downlink AMR

AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of uplink AMR

AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of downlink AMR

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IE Name Range/Unit Arg. * Description

AMR Codec 0 ... 100 0 ... 16 Distribution of uplink AMR

AMR Codec DL 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 Current distribution of downlink

AMR Codec UL 0 ... 100 0 ... 3 Current distribution of uplink

AMR 0 ... 15 1 ... 3 Hysteresis values in AMR mode

AMR 0 ... 63 1 ... 3 Threshold values in AMR mode