BTS3900&BTS5900 V100R013C10SPC260 RFAFunction Parameter Reference

3900 & 5900 Series Base Station
V100R013C10
RFAFunction Parameter Reference
Issue 07
Date 2019/01/21
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Purpose
This document describes all the MO parameters of the RFAFunction. For the details about th
interface interconnection, see the Parameter List.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
• Network planners
• System engineers
• Field engineers
• Shift operators
• Site maintainers
• Network operators
Parameter Attribute Description

The following table describes the attributes of each parameter.
Parameter Attribute
MO
Parameter ID
Parameter Name
NE
MML Command
Meaning
IsKey
Mandatory
Dynamic Attribute
Feature ID
Feature Name
Value Type
GUI Value Range
Enumeration Number/Bit
Unit
Actual Value Range
Default Value
Recommended Value
Initial Value Source
Impact
Parameter Relationship
Access
Service Interrupted After Modification
Interruption Scope
Interruption Duration (min)
Caution
Validation of Modification
Impact on Radio Network

Performance
Introduced in Version…
Attribute
Applicable Mode
ll the MO parameters of the RFAFunction. For the details about the parameters related to northbound
ee the Parameter List.
scription
es the attributes of each parameter.
Description
Managed object of NE.
A simple character string used for identifying a parameter.
Name of a parameter.
NE Type of a product displayed on the OSS. For a 3900 series base station (which is a DBS3900,
DBS3900 LampSite, BTS3900, BTS3900A, BTS3900L, BTS3900AL, or BTS3900C), the value
can be BTS3900, BTS3900 WCDMA, and BTS3900 LTE. For a 5900 series base station (which is
a DBS5900, DBS5900 LampSite, BTS5900, BTS5900A, BTS5900L or BTS5900AL), the value
can be BTS5900, BTS5900 WCDMA, and BTS5900 LTE. Among these values, BTS3900 or
BTS5900 indicates a co-MPT base station; BTS3900 WCDMA or BTS5900 WCDMA indicates a
Man
UMTS Machine Language
base station; (MML)LTE
BTS3900 command related
or BTS5900 to indicates
LTE the parameter.
an LTE base station.
Function of a parameter, protocol that defines the parameter, whether the parameter is an
advanced parameter.
Advanced parameters are not configured through northbound interfaces. To modify these
parameters, contact Huawei Customer Service Center for technical support.
If parameters meet one of the following conditions, they are treated as advanced parameters:
1. Parameters are temporarily introduced in a new feature or a customized feature to achieve
optimal network performance.
These parameters will have fixed values and will be deleted after the beta test or test at the
customized site.
2. Modifications to these parameters have a great impact on network KPIs or performance.
Normally, modifications of these parameters are not required for features. To achieve optimal
network performance, multiple parameters must be modified because modification of a single
parameter has little effect on the network and even may cause accidents, for example, service
interruption.
Whether the parameter is used to identify an MO instance.

Whether the parameter is mandatory for creating an MO instance.
Whether the parameter is dynamic for an MO. If the parameter is not dynamic, it can be added,
modified, or removed; if the parameter is dynamic, it cannot.
ID of the feature that uses the parameter.
Name of the feature that uses the parameter.
Type of a parameter value. For example, IP Address Type, Compound Type, Enumeration Type,
Interval Type, Bit Field Type, Character String Type, Wildcard Mask Type, Subnet Mask Type,
Password Type, Any Type, BCD Number Type, Struct.
Range of the parameter values displayed on the GUI.
Enumeration number corresponding to the GUI value of a parameter of the enumeration type, or
bit position corresponding to the GUI value of a parameter of the bit field type. N/A is filled if the
parameter value is not enumeration type or bit field type.
Note: For a parameter of the bit field type, bit position lists only the bits in use. Bits not in use are
set to 0 and not described in this document.
Unit of a parameter value displayed on the GUI.

Range of the actual values corresponding to the parameter values displayed on the GUI.
Initial value assigned by the system for a parameter. None indicates that no default value is
available.
For a mandatory parameter, no default value is available.
Generally, it is displayed on the configuration window of an ADD command but not displayed on
the configuration window of a MOD/RMV/DSP/LST/SET command.
Note:
1. If the MO of the parameter is added by the system by default, refer to the Recommended Value
column to see the parameter value.
2. For bit field type parameters, sub-parameter:On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that
the sub-parameter is selected in the check box on the configuration window. In this case, the
corresponding switch will be turned on, the corresponding object will be selected, or the
corresponding operation will be performed; sub-parameter:Off (the corresponding bit is set to 0)
indicates that the sub-parameter is deselected in the check box on the configuration window. In
this case, the corresponding switch will be turned off, the corresponding object will be deselected,
or the corresponding operation will not be performed.
Parameter values recommended for different scenarios. None indicates that no default value is
available.
Note:
For bit field type parameters, sub-parameter:On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that
the sub-parameter is selected in the check box on the configuration window. In this case, the
corresponding switch will be turned on, the corresponding object will be selected, or the
corresponding operation will be performed; sub-parameter:Off (the corresponding bit is set to 0)
indicates that the sub-parameter is deselected in the check box on the configuration window. In
this case, the corresponding switch will be turned off, the corresponding object will be deselected,
or the corresponding operation will not be performed.
Source for the initial configuration of a parameter. The initial value source can be:
Radio planning (Internal planning): The parameter value comes from the radio network plan,
facilitating resource management on the NE.
Radio planning (Negotiation with the peer): The parameter value comes from the radio network
plan. The NE negotiates this value with the peer device to ensure successful interworking.
Transport planning (Internal planning): The parameter value comes from the transport network
plan, facilitating resource management on the NE.
Transport planning (Negotiation with the peer): The parameter value comes from the transport
network plan. The NE negotiates this value with the peer device to ensure successful
interworking.
Equipment planning: The parameter value comes from the equipment plan.
Engineering design: The parameter value comes from the algorithm or function design.
Default/recommended value: The parameter value uses the default or recommended value,
where the recommended value is preferential. The default/recommended value can be used in
most scenarios and adjusted for a specific scenario.
N/A: The parameter value is not required.
Parameter impact scope.
Relationship with other parameters. For example, to use this parameter, you need to set related
switches and parameters. Parameter relationships can be Configuration constraints, Parameter
relationship with conditions, or Others.
Configuration constraints: describe the configuration constraints between parameters. Checking
the configuration validity fails if the configuration constraints are not met.
Parameter relationship with conditions: describes the branch relationship between parameters.
Parameter B can be set only when parameter A is set to a certain value.
Others: describe other types of parameter relationships, for example, parameter constraints
between functions. When parameter settings do not meet the parameter constraints between
functions, checking the configuration validity succeeds, but the configuration does not take effect.
Note: Parameter relationship with conditions is displayed on the LMT, and therefore it is not
described in MML Command Reference. Parameter relationship with conditions is provided only
in MO and Parameter Reference.
Whether a parameter has one of the following properties:

Read/Write: The parameter can be added, deleted, or modified.
Read Only: The parameter can be added or deleted only.
Whether the parameter modification interrupts the ongoing services. One of the following
comments is provided:
Yes: The modification interrupts the ongoing services.
No (And no impact on the UE in idle mode): The modification does not interrupt the ongoing
services, and has no impact on the network access of UEs in idle mode.
No (For the UE in idle mode, ...): The modification does not interrupt the ongoing services, but
affects network access of UEs in idle mode...
N/A: This comment is used when a parameter cannot be modified.
Possible interruption scope.

Possible interruption duration (unit: minute).
Cautions to be taken during the modification.
How this parameter takes effect and whether the equipment needs to be restarted after the
modification. The parameter modification does not impact the equipment means that the
parameter takes effect immediately after the modification.
Impact of the parameter on radio network performance.
Product version in which the parameter is introduced.

Whether the parameter is a radio parameter, a transport parameter, or an equipment parameter.
Indicates the mode or modes to which a parameter applies. The applicable mode can be one of,
or a combination of, the following values:
G: This parameter applies to GSM.
U: This parameter applies to UMTS.
L: This parameter applies to LTE.
R: This parameter applies to the radio frequency access (RFA) application. The RFA application is
used only in the LampSite solution, and supports only co-MPT base stations. It performs remote
transmission and amplification of RF signals, and complies with the 3GPP repeater radio
transmission and reception protocol (GSM: 3GPP TS 51.026, UMTS: 3GPP TS 25.106, and LTE:
3GPP TS 36.106).
If a parameter applies to more than one mode, the values are separated by commas. For
example, the value "G,U" indicates that a parameter applies to GSM and UMTS.
When configuring parameter settings for a given mode, only those parameters that apply to that
mode will affect the system. Configuring a parameter that does not apply to that mode has no
effect, even if configuration is successful.
about the parameters related to northbound
parameter.
r a 3900 series base station (which is a DBS3900,

S3900L, BTS3900AL, or BTS3900C), the value
3900 LTE. For a 5900 series base station (which is
S5900A, BTS5900L or BTS5900AL), the value
5900 LTE. Among these values, BTS3900 or
S3900 WCDMA or BTS5900 WCDMA indicates a
ed
LTEto indicates
the parameter.
an LTE base station.
he parameter, whether the parameter is an
gh northbound interfaces. To modify these

Center for technical support.
ns, they are treated as advanced parameters:
ew feature or a customized feature to achieve
ll be deleted after the beta test or test at the
eat impact on network KPIs or performance.

e not required for features. To achieve optimal
t be modified because modification of a single
ven may cause accidents, for example, service
O instance.
g an MO instance.
f the parameter is not dynamic, it can be added,
mic, it cannot.
dress Type, Compound Type, Enumeration Type,

ype, Wildcard Mask Type, Subnet Mask Type,
Struct.
e GUI.
value of a parameter of the enumeration type, or
parameter of the bit field type. N/A is filled if the
ield type.
osition lists only the bits in use. Bits not in use are
.
e parameter values displayed on the GUI.
meter. None indicates that no default value is
available.
indow of an ADD command but not displayed on
LST/SET command.
ystem by default, refer to the Recommended Value
On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that

on the configuration window. In this case, the
esponding object will be selected, or the
-parameter:Off (the corresponding bit is set to 0)
n the check box on the configuration window. In
ed off, the corresponding object will be deselected,
rmed.
cenarios. None indicates that no default value is
On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that

on the configuration window. In this case, the
esponding object will be selected, or the
b-parameter:Off (the corresponding bit is set to 0)
n the check box on the configuration window. In
ed off, the corresponding object will be deselected,
rmed.
er. The initial value source can be:
meter value comes from the radio network plan,
The parameter value comes from the radio network

r device to ensure successful interworking.
parameter value comes from the transport network
NE.
er): The parameter value comes from the transport
h the peer device to ensure successful
mes from the equipment plan.

mes from the algorithm or function design.
value uses the default or recommended value,
The default/recommended value can be used in
ario.
e, to use this parameter, you need to set related

hips can be Configuration constraints, Parameter
ation constraints between parameters. Checking

n constraints are not met.
es the branch relationship between parameters.
is set to a certain value.
onships, for example, parameter constraints
o not meet the parameter constraints between
cceeds, but the configuration does not take effect.
displayed on the LMT, and therefore it is not
meter relationship with conditions is provided only
properties:
ted, or modified.
eted only.
he ongoing services. One of the following
rvices.
The modification does not interrupt the ongoing
cess of UEs in idle mode.
ation does not interrupt the ongoing services, but
cannot be modified.
e equipment needs to be restarted after the
es not impact the equipment means that the
odification.
rmance.
duced.
transport parameter, or an equipment parameter.
eter applies. The applicable mode can be one of,
y access (RFA) application. The RFA application is

ts only co-MPT base stations. It performs remote
nd complies with the 3GPP repeater radio
PP TS 51.026, UMTS: 3GPP TS 25.106, and LTE:
the values are separated by commas. For

meter applies to GSM and UMTS.
n mode, only those parameters that apply to that
meter that does not apply to that mode has no
MO Parameter ID Parameter Name NE MML Command
ADD
RFASECTOREQM
GRP
LST
RFASECTOREQM
Sector Eqm Group GRP
RFASectorEqmGrou SectorEqmGroupId BTS3900,BTS5900
ID MOD
RFASECTOREQM
GRP
RMV
RFASECTOREQM
GRP
Sector Equipment
RFASectorEqmGrou SectorEqmListRef BTS3900,BTS5900 None
List
RFASectorEqmRef Sector Equipment

RFASectorEqmGrou BTS3900,BTS5900 None
Type.SectorEqmId ID
LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
RFACellRsvdPara LocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved Switch RA
RFACellRsvdPara RsvdSwPara0 BTS3900,BTS5900
Parameter 0 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved Switch RA
Parameter 1 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved Switch RA
Parameter 2 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved Switch RA
Parameter 3 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
RFACellRsvdPara RsvdU32Para1 BTS3900,BTS5900
Parameter 1 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 2 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 3 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 4 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 5 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 6 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 7 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U32 RA
Parameter 8 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 1 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 2 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 3 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 4 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 5 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 6 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 7 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 8 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 9 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 10 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 11 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 12 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 13 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 14 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 15 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U16 RA
Parameter 16 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 1 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 2 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 3 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 4 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 5 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 6 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 7 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 8 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 9 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 10 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 11 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 12 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 13 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 14 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 15 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 16 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 17 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 18 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 19 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 20 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 21 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 22 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 23 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 24 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 25 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 26 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 27 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 28 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 29 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 30 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 31 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
RFACELLRSVDPA
Reserved U8 RA
Parameter 32 LST
RFACELLRSVDPA
RA
MOD
Reserved Switch RFARSVDPARA
RFARsvdPara RsvdSwPara0 BTS3900,BTS5900
Parameter 0 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 1 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 2 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 3 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Reserved U32 RFARSVDPARA
RFARsvdPara RsvdU32Para1 BTS3900,BTS5900
Parameter 1 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 2 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 3 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 4 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 5 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 6 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 7 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 8 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 1 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 2 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 3 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 4 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 5 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 6 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 7 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 8 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 9 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 10 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 11 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 12 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 13 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 14 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 15 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 16 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 1 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 2 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 3 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 4 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 5 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 6 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 7 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 8 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 9 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 10 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 11 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 12 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 13 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 14 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 15 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 16 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 17 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 18 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 19 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 20 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 21 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 22 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 23 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 24 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 25 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 26 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 27 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 28 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 29 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 30 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 31 LST
RFARSVDPARA
MOD
Parameter 32 LST
RFARSVDPARA
ADD
RFAFUNCTION
MOD
RFAFUNCTION
RFAFunction RFAFunctionName RFA Name BTS3900,BTS5900
RMV
RFAFUNCTION
LST
RFAFUNCTION
ADD
RFAFUNCTION
RFAFunction ApplicationRef Application Ref BTS3900,BTS5900
LST
RFAFUNCTION
ADD
RFAFUNCTION
MOD
RFAFunction RFAId RFA ID BTS3900,BTS5900
RFAFUNCTION
LST
RFAFUNCTION
ADD
RFAFUNCTION
MOD
RFAFunction UserLabel User Label BTS3900,BTS5900
RFAFUNCTION
LST
RFAFUNCTION
LST
RFAFunction NermVersion NeRM Version BTS3900,BTS5900
RFAFUNCTION
LST
RFAFunction ProductVersion Product Version BTS3900,BTS5900
RFAFUNCTION
ACT RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
BLK RFALOCELL
DEA RFALOCELL
RFALoCell LocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
MOD RFALOCELL
RMV RFALOCELL
UBL RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
MOD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell CellName Cell Name BTS3900,BTS5900
DSP RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell AccessStandard Signal Mode BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell FreqChannel Frequency Channel BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
Transmit Start
RFALoCell FreqL BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Frequency
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
Transmit End
RFALoCell FreqH BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Frequency
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell FreqBand Frequency Band BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell Dlearfcn Downlink EARFCN BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell BandWidth Bandwidth BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell CellRadius Cell Radius BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
Cell Transmission ADD RFALOCELL

RFALoCell TxRxMode And Reception BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Mode LST RFALOCELL
CPRI Compression
RFALoCell CPRICompression BTS3900,BTS5900 None
Mode
CPRIEthCompressi CPRI Ethernet
RFALoCell BTS3900,BTS5900 None
on Compression Mode
ADD RFALOCELL
Max Transmit
RFALoCell MaxTxPower BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Power
LST RFALOCELL
RFALoCell CellActiveState Cell Active State BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL

ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell PilotPowerRatio Pilot Power Ratio BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
MERC Carrier Gain MOD RFALOCELL

RFALoCell MercCarrierDlAtt BTS3900,BTS5900
Adjustment LST RFALOCELL
RFALoCell CellManageState Cell Manage State BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL
MERC Carrier 0
MercCarrierAutoAtt
RFALoCell Auto Calibration BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL
0
Amount
MERC Carrier 1
MercCarrierAutoAtt
RFALoCell Auto Calibration BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL
1
Amount
RFALoCell CellInstanceState Cell Instance State BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Reason For Latest
RFALoCell CellLatestAvailState BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
State Change
CellLatestSetupTim Cell Latest Setup

RFALoCell BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
e Time
CellLatestSetupTyp Cell Latest Setup

e Operate Type
CellLatestRemoveT Cell Latest Remove
ime Time
CellLatestRemoveT Cell Latest Remove

ype Operate Type
RFALoCell CenterFreq Center Frequency BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Customized
RFALoCell CustomizedBWFreq Bandwidth BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Frequency Range
Pass Bandwidth
RFALoCell PassBWFreq BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Frequency Range
RFA Equipment
RFALoCell RFAEqmInfo BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Information
Adjusted MERC
MercDlPortAdjustP
RFALoCell Carrier Downlink BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
ower
Power
MERC Carrier
MercDlPortInputPo
RFALoCell Downlink Input BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
wer
Power
MERC Carrier DL
MercDlCaDigitalOut
RFALoCell Output Power in BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
putPwr
Digital Domain
MERC Carrier UL
MercUlCaDigitalInp
RFALoCell Input Power in BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
utPwr
Digital Domain
MERC Carrier
MercUlPortOutputP
RFALoCell Uplink Output BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
ower
Power
RF Module
RFALoCell RfModuleInfo BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Information
RFALoCell TxNo TX Channel No. BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
RFALoCell RxNo RX Channel No. BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
RFALoCell Status Work Status BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL

RFA Equipment
RFALoCell RFAEqmStatus BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Work Status
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Deployment
RFALoCell NBMode BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Mode
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Downlink
RFALoCell NBDlEarfcn BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
EARFCN
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Uplink
RFALoCell NBUlEarfcn BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
EARFCN
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Downlink
RFALoCell NBDlFreqOffset BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Frequency Offset
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Uplink
RFALoCell NBUlFreqOffset BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Frequency Offset
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell NBPowerRatio NB-IoT Power Ratio BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
NB-IoT Pilot Power
RFALoCell NBPilotPowerRatio BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Ratio
LST RFALOCELL
CellRadiusTimeDel Cell Radius Target
ay Delay
Maximum Delay
MaxTimeDelayCell
RFALoCell Equivalent Cell BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Radius
Radius
MERC Carrier Auto

RFALoCell MercCarrierAutoAtt BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Calibration Amount
Target and
RFALoCell TimeDelayDiffValue Compensation BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL
Delay Difference
ADD RFALOCELL
RFALoCell NetworkMode Cell network Mode BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
Micro RRU Max
RFALoCell MicroRruMaxPower BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Transmit Power
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
MiddleRruMaxPowe Middle RRU Max
RFALoCell BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
r Transmit Power
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
High RRU Max
RFALoCell HighRruMaxPower BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFALOCELL
Transmit Power
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
SubframeAssignme Subframe
nt assignment
LST RFALOCELL
ADD RFALOCELL
SpecialSubframePa Special subframe
tterns patterns
LST RFALOCELL
ADD
RFAOPERATOR
LST
RFAOPERATOR
RFAOperator RFAOperatorId RFA Operator ID BTS3900,BTS5900
MOD
RFAOPERATOR
RMV
RFAOPERATOR
ADD
RFAOPERATOR
RFA Operator MOD
RFAOperator RFAOperatorName BTS3900,BTS5900
Name RFAOPERATOR
LST
RFAOPERATOR
ADD
RFAOPERATOR
Mobile country MOD
RFAOperator Mcc BTS3900,BTS5900
code RFAOPERATOR
LST
RFAOPERATOR
ADD
RFAOPERATOR
Mobile network MOD
RFAOperator Mnc BTS3900,BTS5900
code RFAOPERATOR
LST
RFAOPERATOR
ADD RFACELLOP
LST RFACELLOP
RFACellOperator LocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900
MOD RFACELLOP
RMV RFACELLOP
ADD RFACELLOP
RFACellOperator RFAOperatorId RFA Operator ID BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD RFACELLOP
LST RFACELLOP
ADD
CELLRFAEQM
LST CELLRFAEQM
CellRFAEqm LocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD
CELLRFAEQM
RMV
CELLRFAEQM
ADD
CELLRFAEQM
CellRFAEqm RFAEqmId RFA Equipment ID BTS3900,BTS5900 MOD
CELLRFAEQM
LST CELLRFAEQM
ADD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
RFACellSectorEqm LocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
RMV
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
ADD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
Sector Equipment EQM
RFACellSectorEqm SectorEqmId BTS3900,BTS5900
ID MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
RMV
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
Transmit EQM
RFACellSectorEqm TxAttenuation BTS3900,BTS5900
Attenuation LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
RFACellSectorEqm RxAttenuation Receive Attenuation BTS3900,BTS5900
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQM
ADD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
RFACellSectorEqmGLocalCellId Local Cell ID BTS3900,BTS5900
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
RMV
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
ADD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
Sector Equipment EQMGRP
RFACellSectorEqmGSectorEqmGroupId BTS3900,BTS5900
Group ID MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
RMV
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
Sector Equipment
RFACellSectorEqmGSectorEqmRef BTS3900,BTS5900 None
ID
RFASectorEqmRef Sector Equipment

RFACellSectorEqmG BTS3900,BTS5900 None
Type.SectorEqmId ID
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
Transmit EQMGRP
RFACellSectorEqmGTxAttenuation BTS3900,BTS5900
Attenuation LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
MOD
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
RFACellSectorEqmGRxAttenuation Receive Attenuation BTS3900,BTS5900
LST
RFACELLSECTOR
EQMGRP
Meaning IsKey Mandatory Dynamic Attribute Feature ID
Indicates the ID of a
sector equipment YES YES NO None
group.
Indicates the
number list of
sector equipment in NO YES NO None
a sector equipment
group.
Indicates the ID of
the sector device YES YES NO None
that serves the cell.
Indicates the local

ID of the cell. It
uniquely identifies a YES YES NO None
cell within a base
station.
Indicates reserved
32-bit switch
parameter 0 that is
reserved for future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
will be replaced with
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
32-bit switch
parameter 1 that is
reserved for future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
32-bit switch
parameter 2 that is
reserved for future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
32-bit switch
parameter 3 that is
reserved for future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 1
that is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 2
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 3
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 4
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 5
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 6
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 7
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U32 parameter 8
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 1
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 2
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 3
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 4
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 5
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 6
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 7
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 8
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 9
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 10
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 11
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 12
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 13
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 14
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 15
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 16
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 1 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 2 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 3 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 4 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 5 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 6 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 7 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 8 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 9 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 10
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 11
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 12
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 13
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 14
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 15
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 16
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 17
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 18
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 19
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 20
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 21
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 22
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 23
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 24
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 25
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
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parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 26
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Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 27
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U8 parameter 28
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Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 29
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 30
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U8 parameter 31
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Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 32
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For example, the ID
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32-bit switch
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32-bit switch
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using this
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U32 parameter 1
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U32 parameter 2
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U32 parameter 3
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U32 parameter 4
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U32 parameter 5
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U32 parameter 7
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U32 parameter 8
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U16 parameter 1
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patch versions and
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using this
parameter.
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U16 parameter 2
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patch versions and
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U16 parameter 3
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parameter function.
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using this
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U16 parameter 4
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using this
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U16 parameter 5
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Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 6
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using this
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Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 7
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 8
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 9
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 10
future
requirements.
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 11
future
requirements.
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 12
future
requirements.
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patch versions and
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 13
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
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parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 14
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 15
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U16 parameter 16
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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patch versions and
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For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 1 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 2 that
is reserved for
future
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Note on parameter
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 3 that
is reserved for
future
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Note on parameter
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 4 that
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requirements.
Note on parameter
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new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 5 that
is reserved for
future
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Note on parameter
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 6 that
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Note on parameter
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patch versions and
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For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 7 that
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future
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Note on parameter
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 8 that
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future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 9 that
is reserved for
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
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For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 10
future
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Note on parameter
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patch versions and
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For example, the ID
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 11
future
requirements.
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patch versions and
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For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 12
future
requirements.
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patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 13
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 14
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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Reserved
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
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parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 15
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 16
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 17
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
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temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 18
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 19
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
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parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 20
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
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parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 21
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
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parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 22
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
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NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
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using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 23
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
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parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 24
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 25
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 26
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 27
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 28
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 29
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 30
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 31
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates reserved
U8 parameter 32
future
requirements.
Note on parameter
replacement:
Reserved
parameters are
temporarily used in
NO NO NO None
patch versions and
new parameters.
For example, the ID
of a new parameter
can signify the
parameter function.
Therefore, avoid
using this
parameter.
Indicates the name

of an RFA function,
which uniquely NO YES NO None
identifies the RFA
function.
Indicates the ID of
the application
referenced by an
RFA function. The
NO NO NO None
application provides
an operating
environment for the
RFA function.
Indicates the RFA

ID defined in the
NO NO NO None
service protocol
interface.
Indicates user-
NO NO NO None
defined remarks.
Indicates model
definition version of
RFA resources,
including the
management object NO NO NO None
(MO) definition,
attribute definition,
and configuration
rules.
Indicates the
version of the
product. This NO NO NO None
parameter is valid
for version query.
Indicates the local

ID of the cell. It
cell within a base
station.
Indicates the name

NO YES NO None
of the cell.
Indicates the
network standard of
signals received by
MERC. If
AccessStandard is
set to MO(NB-IoT),
all signals are sent
only from NB-IoT
cells. If
AccessStandard is
set to
GM(GSM_NB-IoT),
CM(CDMA_NB-
IoT), or
NO YES NO None
LM(LTE_FDD_NB-
IoT), some signals
are sent from NB-
IoT cells.Set the
signal source to the
long CP mode
during NB-IoT RF
signal transmitting.
If the input signals
are NB-IoT signals,
the cyclic prefix
length of the signals
must be changed to
266.7 μs.
Indicates the
frequency band
attribute of the RFA
cell,it must match
the signal
resource.The cell
frequency Channel
setting must comply
with 3GPP
specifications.
networks:GSM,freq
uency
Channel:GSM450(
GSM450),GSM480(
GSM480),GSM850( NO YES NO None
GSM850),P-
GSM900(P-
GSM900),E-
GSM900(E-
GSM900),R-
GSM900(R-
GSM900),DCS1800
(DCS1800),PCS19
00(PCS1900);
networks:CDMA,fre
quency
Channel:CDMA850(
CDMA850),CDMA1
900(CDMA1900).
minimum
frequency(1kHz):18
05000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:4:the transmit
minimum
frequency(1kHz):21
10000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:5:the transmit
minimum
frequency(1kHz):86
9000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:6:the transmit
minimum NO NO NO None
frequency(1kHz):87
5000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:7:the transmit
minimum
frequency(1kHz):26
20000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:8:the transmit
minimum
frequency(1kHz):92
5000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:9:the transmit
minimum
maximum
frequency(1kHz):18
80000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:4:the transmit
maximum
frequency(1kHz):21
55000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:5:the transmit
maximum
frequency(1kHz):89
4000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:6:the transmit
maximum NO NO NO None
frequency(1kHz):88
5000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:7:the transmit
maximum
frequency(1kHz):26
90000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:8:the transmit
maximum
frequency(1kHz):96
0000;
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:9:the transmit
maximum
Indicates the
frequency band in
which the RFA cell
operates,it must
match the signal
resource.The cell
frequency band
setting must comply
with 3GPP
specifications.
NO YES NO None
networks:UMTS,fre
quency band:[1-14],
[19-21];
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency band:[1-
14],[17-28],[30-32],
[66];
networks:LTE_TDD,
frequency band:[33-
44].
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:12:the
transmit start - end
frequency:[5010-
5179];
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:13:the
frequency:[5180-
5279];
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:14:the
frequency:[5280-
5379];
networks:LTE_FDD, NO YES NO None
frequency
band:17:the
frequency:[5730-
5849];
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:18:the
frequency:[5850-
5999];
networks:LTE_FDD,
frequency
band:19:the
frequency:[6000-
6149];
networks:LTE_FDD,
Indicates the
bandwidth. The
setting of this
parameter must
match that of the
source cell. For a
GSM cell, set this
parameter to
OTHER with the
start and end
NO YES NO None
frequencies
specified if a non-
standard bandwidth
is used and to
AUTO without the
need to set the start
and end
frequencies if a
standard bandwidth
is used.
of the RFA cell. The
setting of this
parameter must be
less than or equal
to the cell radius
specified on the
signal resource.
The cell radius
matches the
maximum latency of
the RFA system,
including the RFA
system processing
latency and Um-
interface
processing delay.
The recommended
cell radius is
12500m + Fiber NO NO NO None
length(m) *
1.5.According to
3GPP TS 36.104
and TS 36.300, CA
requires that delay
differences among
carriers do not
exceed the upper
limit. If different RFA
carriers need to
support CA, the
corresponding RFA
cells must have the
same cell radius.
This setting
ensures that the
DCU does not
introduce extra
Indicates the ell
transmission and NO YES NO None
reception mode.
Indicates the
common public
radio interface
(CPRI)
compression type.
CPRI compression
is used in RRU NO NO NO None
cascading
scenarios to enable
more RRUs to be
cascaded without
changing the CPRI
data rate.
Indicates the
compression of
data transmitted on
the CPRI port over
Ethernet for an
MPRU aggregation
cell. Data
compression on the
CPRI port over
Ethernet reduces
NO NO NO None
the bandwidth of
LTE data on the
Ethernet cable
between the RHUB
and MPRUs, and
therefore the
Ethernet cable
supports more
carriers of different
RATs.
Indicates the
maximum
theoretical transmit
NO NO NO None
power of a single-
antenna channel in
a cell.
Indicates the
activation state of a NO NO NO None
cell.
Indicates the ratio
of the unloaded
power to fully NO NO NO None
loaded power of
RFA cells.
Indicates MERC
carrier gain NO NO NO None
adjustment.
Indicates the cell

manage state of the NO NO NO None
cell.
Indicates MERC
carrier 0 auto NO NO NO None
calibration amount.
Indicates MERC
carrier 1 auto NO NO NO None
calibration amount.
Indicates the cell
NO NO YES None
state.
Indicates the
reason that causes
the latest state
change of the cell,
NO NO YES None
which can be a cell
activation success
or a cell setup
failure.
Indicates the latest

setup time of the NO NO YES None
cell.

setup type of the NO NO YES None
cell.
remove time of the NO NO YES None
cell.

remove type of the NO NO YES None
cell.
Indicates center
NO NO YES None
frequency of a cell.
Indicates the
frequency range of
a Customized
bandwidth. The
customized
bandwidth is the full
bandwidth occupied
by the user carrier,
including pass
bandwidth and
protection
bandwidth. The
pass bandwidth is
the bandwidth that
is used to carry the NO NO YES None
useful signal in the
customized
bandwidth. The
protection
bandwidth is
reserved for the
purpose of reducing
the inter-carrier
interference.
Protection
Bandwidth =
Customized
Bandwidth - Pass
Bandwidth.
Indicates the
frequency range of
a pass bandwidth.
The customized
bandwidth is the full
bandwidth occupied
by the user carrier,
including pass
bandwidth and
protection
bandwidth. The
pass bandwidth is
the bandwidth that
is used to carry the
NO NO YES None
useful signal in the
customized
bandwidth. The
protection
bandwidth is
reserved for the
purpose of reducing
the inter-carrier
interference.
Protection
Bandwidth =
Customized
Bandwidth - Pass
Bandwidth.
Indicates the
cabinet, subrack,
slot, and port NO NO YES None
information of the
cell RFA equipment.
Indicates adjusted
downlink power of
NO NO YES None
carriers on the
MERC port.
Indicates downlink
input power of
carriers on the
MERC
port(manually NO NO YES None
configured
maximum input
power of the
carrier).
Indicates downlink
output power of
NO NO YES None
MERC carriers in
the digital domain.
Indicates uplink
input power of
NO NO YES None
MERC carriers in
the digital domain.
Indicates uplink
output power of
carriers on the NO NO YES None
MERC
port(Attenuation).
Indicates the
cabinet, subrack,
and slot where the NO NO YES None
RF module serves
the cell is located.
Indicates the TX
channel information
NO NO YES None
about the RF unit
that serves a cell.
Indicates the RX
channel information
NO NO YES None
about the RF unit
that serves a cell.
Indicates the
working status of
NO NO YES None
RF units used by a
cell.
Indicates the work
status of the radio
frequency access NO NO YES None
equipment that
serves the cell.
Indicates the NB-

IoT deployment
mode. This
parameter is valid
only when
NO NO NO None
AccessStandard is
set to
LM(LTE_FDD_NB-
IoT) and applies
only to NB-IoT.
Indicates the
downlink EARFCN
of NB-IoT. For
details, see 3GPP NO NO NO None
TS 36.104. This
parameter applies
only to NB-IoT.
Indicates the uplink
EARFCN of NB-IoT.
For details, see
3GPP TS 36.104. NO NO NO None
This parameter
applies only to NB-
IoT.
Indicates the
frequency offset of
an NB-IoT downlink
center frequency
from an LTE FDD
downlink center NO NO NO None
frequency. For
details, see 3GPP
TS 36.101. This
parameter applies
only to NB-IoT.
Indicates the
frequency offset of
an NB-IoT uplink
center frequency
from an LTE FDD
uplink center NO NO NO None
frequency. For
details, see 3GPP
TS 36.101. This
parameter applies
only to NB-IoT.
Indicates the
proportion of NB-
IoT carrier power to
the total cell power. NO NO NO None
This parameter
applies only to NB-
IoT.
Indicates the ratio

of the unloaded
power to fully NO NO NO None
loaded power of
NB-IoT carriers.
Indicates target
delay
NO NO YES None
corresponding to
the cell radius.
Indicates cell radius
equivalent to the
NO NO YES None
maximum cell
delay.
Indicates MERC
carrier auto NO NO YES None
calibration amount.
Indicates difference
between the target
delay
corresponding to NO NO YES None
the cell radius and
the delay after
compensation.
Indicates the
networking mode of NO NO NO None
a cell.
Indicates the
maximum
power of the single- NO NO NO None
antenna channel of
a low-power RRU in
a cell.
Indicates the
maximum
antenna channel of
a medium-power
RRU in a cell.
Indicates the
maximum
antenna channel of
a high-power RRU
in a cell.
Indicates the ratio

of UL subframes to
DL subframes in a
NO NO NO None
TDD cell. For
details, see 3GPP
TS 36.211.
Indicates the ratio

of special UL
subframes to
special DL NO NO NO None
subframes in a TDD
cell. For details, see
3GPP TS 36.211.
Indicates the
YES YES NO None
operator ID.
Indicates the
NO YES NO None
operator name.
Indicates the mobile

country code (MCC) NO NO NO None
of the operator.
Indicates the mobile

network code
(MNC) of the
operator. The value
of this parameter is
NO NO NO None
a string of two or
three characters,
each of which must
be a digit in the
range from 0 to 9.
Indicates the local

ID of the cell. It
cell within a base
station.
Indicates the
NO YES NO None
operator ID.
Indicates the local

ID of the cell. It
cell within a base
station.
Indicates the ID of
the radio access NO YES NO None
device.
Indicates the local
ID of the cell. It
cell within a base
station.
Indicates the ID of
Indicates the
downlink
NO NO NO None
attenuation of an
RRU cell.

attenuation of an NO NO NO None
RRU cell.
Indicates the local

ID of the cell, It
cell within a base
station.
Indicates the sector
equipment group YES YES NO None
ID.
Indicates the sector

NO YES NO None
equipment ID.
Indicates the ID of
Indicates the
downlink
NO NO NO None
attenuation of an
RRU cell.

attenuation of an NO NO NO None
RRU cell.
Enumeration
Feature Name Value Type GUI Value Range Unit
Number/Bit
None Interval Type 0~1439 N/A None
RFASectorEqmRef
None 0~16 N/A None
Type[]

arameter0_bit10), ~6,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 RsvdSwPara0_bit8
1(ReservedSwitchP ~7,
arameter0_bit11), RsvdSwPara0_bit9
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 ~8,
2(ReservedSwitchP RsvdSwPara0_bit1
arameter0_bit12), 0~9,
3(ReservedSwitchP 1~10,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 2~11,
None Bit Field Type None
























































None String Type 1~64 characters N/A None


LTE_TDD(LTE_TD
D),
LTE_FDD(LTE_FD
D), CDMA(CDMA), LTE_TDD~2,
GSM(GSM), LTE_FDD~3,
UMTS(UMTS), CDMA~5, GSM~6,
None Enumeration Type None
MO(NB-IoT), UMTS~7, MO~8,
GM(GSM_NB-IoT), GM~9, CM~10,
CM(CDMA_NB- LM~11
IoT),
LM(LTE_FDD_NB-
IoT)
GSM450(GSM450),
GSM480(GSM480),
GSM850(GSM850),
P-GSM900(P-
GSM450~0,
GSM900), E-
GSM480~1,
GSM900(E-
GSM850~2, P-
GSM900), R-
GSM900~3, E-
GSM900(R-
GSM900~4, R-
None Enumeration Type GSM900), None
GSM900~5,
DCS1800(DCS180
DCS1800~6,
0),
PCS1900~7,
PCS1900(PCS1900
CDMA850~8,
),
CDMA1900~9
CDMA850(CDMA8
50),
CDMA1900(CDMA
1900)
None Interval Type 0~4294967295 N/A 1kHz
None Interval Type 0~4294967295 N/A 1kHz

BW_5M(BW_5M),
BW_10M(BW_10M) BW_5M~0,
, BW_10M~1,
BW_15M(BW_15M) BW_15M~2,
, BW_20M~3,
BW_20M(BW_20M) OTHER~4,
, OTHER(OTHER), AUTO~5
AUTO(AUTO)
None Interval Type 0,10200~160000 N/A 1m
1T1R(1T1R),
1T1R~0, 1T2R~1,
None Enumeration Type 1T2R(1T2R), None
2T2R~2
2T2R(2T2R)
NO_COMPRESSIO
N(NO_COMPRESS
ION), NO_COMPRESSIO
NORMAL_COMPR N~0,
ESSION(NORMAL_ NORMAL_COMPR
COMPRESSION), ESSION~1,
LOWDELAY_COM LOWDELAY_COM
PRESSION(LOWD PRESSION~2
ELAY_COMPRESS
ION)
NO_COMPRESSIO
N(NO_COMPRESS
ION), NO_COMPRESSIO
NORMAL_COMPR N~0,
ESSION(NORMAL_ NORMAL_COMPR
COMPRESSION), ESSION~1,
LOWDELAY_COM LOWDELAY_COM
PRESSION(LOWD PRESSION~2
ELAY_COMPRESS
ION)
None Interval Type 0~500 N/A 0.1dBm
ACTIVATE(activate)
,
ACTIVE_MERC_FA
IL(MERC active
fail),
ACTIVE_DRHX_FA ACTIVATE~0,
IL(DRHX active ACTIVE_MERC_FA
fail), IL~1,
ACTIVE_ALL_FAIL( ACTIVE_DRHX_FA
all active fail), IL~2,
ACTIVE_RHUB_FA ACTIVE_ALL_FAIL
IL(RHUB active ~3,
fail), ACTIVE_RHUB_FA
ACTIVE_MERC_R IL~4,
HUB_FAIL(MERC+ ACTIVE_MERC_R
None Enumeration Type RHUB active fail), HUB_FAIL~5, None
ACTIVE_MPRU_FA ACTIVE_MPRU_FA
IL(MPMU active IL~8,
fail), ACTIVE_MERC_M
ACTIVE_MERC_M PMU_FAIL~9,
PMU_FAIL(MERC+ ACTIVE_RHUB_M
MPMU active fail), PMU_FAIL~12,
ACTIVE_RHUB_M DEACTIVATE~13,
PMU_FAIL(RHUB+ ACTIVE_LMP_ALL
MPMU active fail), _FAIL~14,
DEACTIVATE(deact INACTIVATE~255
ivate),
ACTIVE_LMP_ALL
_FAIL(active fail),
INACTIVATE(inactiv
ate)
None Interval Type -200~0 N/A 0.1dB
RFACELL_UNBLO
RFACELL_UNBLO
CK(Unblock),
CK~0,
RFACELL_BLOCK(
RFACELL_BLOCK
Block),
~1,
None Enumeration Type RFACELL_BLOCK_ None
RFACELL_BLOCK_
FAIL(Block failed),
FAIL~2,
RFACELL_UNBLO
RFACELL_UNBLO
CK_FAIL(Unblock
CK_FAIL~3
failed)

CELL_INST_UNIN
STALL(CELL_INST
_UNINSTALL),
CELL_INST_RRU_
CFGING(CELL_INS
T_RRU_CFGING),
CELL_INST_UNIN
CELL_INST_RECF
STALL~0,
GING(CCEM_CELL
CELL_INST_RRU_
_INST_STATE_ME
CFGING~1,
RC_SETTING),
CELL_INST_RECF
CELL_INST_DELE
GING~2,
TING(CELL_INST_
CELL_INST_DELE
DELETING),
TING~3,
CELL_INST_NORM
None Enumeration Type CELL_INST_NORM None
AL(CELL_INST_NO
AL~4,
RMAL),
CELL_INST_BARR
CELL_INST_BARR
ED~5,
ED(CELL_INST_BA
CELL_INST_ALLO
RRED),
CATING_RES~6,
CELL_INST_ALLO
CCEM_CELL_INST
CATING_RES(CEL
_STATE_CRM_SET
L_INST_ALLOCATI
TING~7
NG_RES),
CCEM_CELL_INST
_STATE_CRM_SET
TING(CCEM_CELL
_INST_STATE_CR
M_SETTING)
_TIMEOUT(Timeout 2,
occurred when CCEM_BANDWIDR
running the H_EXCEED_RRU_
command), CAP~43,
CCEM_CELLBASI CCEM_CARRIER_
C_NEED_RESET_ OVERLAP~44,
RFA(After a CCEM_CELL_SET
modification to the UP_PART_SUCCE
RFA identifier, the SS~45,
application CCEM_CELL_SET
referenced by an UP_FORBID_FOR_
RFA function must SAFE_EXIT~46,
be reset before CCEM_CFGAGEN
cells are T_ERR_CMD_OPR
established), _TIMEOUT~47,
CCEM_ENODEB_I CCEM_CELLBASI
S_IN_ATUOPOWE C_NEED_RESET_
ROFF_STATUE(Th RFA~48,
e eNodeB is in the CCEM_ENODEB_I
automatic power-off S_IN_ATUOPOWE
status), ROFF_STATUE~49
CCEM_CELLBASI ,
C_ERR_BBI_BLOC CCEM_CELLBASI
K(The BBI is C_ERR_BBI_BLOC
blocked), K~50,
CCEM_CELLBASI CCEM_CELLBASI
C_ERR_RRU_BLO C_ERR_RRU_BLO
CK(The RRU is CK~51,
blocked), CCEM_RRU_CFG_
CCEM_RRU_CFG_ AND_RRU_PHY_R
AND_RRU_PHY_R AT_INCONSISTEN
AT_INCONSISTEN T~52,
T(The RAT CCEM_RRU_CFG_
supported by the AND_CELL_RAT_I
RRU is different NCONSISTENT~53
from the configured ,
RAT), CCEM_RU_PHY_A
CCEM_RRU_CFG_ ND_CELL_RAT_IN
CELL_NO_OP(CEL
L_NO_OP),
CELL_SETUP_ACT
(CELL_SETUP_AC CELL_NO_OP~0,
T), CELL_SETUP_ACT
CELL_SETUP_UBL ~1,
(CELL_SETUP_UB CELL_SETUP_UBL
L), ~2,
CELL_SETUP_HE CELL_SETUP_HE
ALCHK(CELL_SET ALCHK~3,
UP_HEALCHK), CELL_SETUP_BLK
CELL_SETUP_BLK ~4,
(CELL_SETUP_BL CELL_DEL_DEA~5
K), ,
CELL_DEL_DEA(C CELL_DEL_RMV~6
ELL_DEL_DEA),
CELL_DEL_RMV(C
ELL_DEL_RMV)
CELL_NO_OP(CEL
L_NO_OP),
CELL_SETUP_ACT
(CELL_SETUP_AC CELL_NO_OP~0,
T), CELL_SETUP_ACT
CELL_SETUP_UBL ~1,
(CELL_SETUP_UB CELL_SETUP_UBL
L), ~2,
CELL_SETUP_HE CELL_SETUP_HE
ALCHK(CELL_SET ALCHK~3,
UP_HEALCHK), CELL_SETUP_BLK
CELL_SETUP_BLK ~4,
(CELL_SETUP_BL CELL_DEL_DEA~5
K), ,
CELL_DEL_DEA(C CELL_DEL_RMV~6
ELL_DEL_DEA),
CELL_DEL_RMV(C
ELL_DEL_RMV)
None String Type 1~99 characters N/A 1kHz

None String Type 1~99 characters N/A 0.1dBm
None String Type 0~99 characters N/A 0.1dBFS
None String Type 1~99 characters N/A 0.1dBFS

CCEM_STATUS_C
IG_ERR~11,
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
CCEM_STATUS_F
(The CPRI
REQ_CONFIG_ER
bandwidth is
R~12,
insufficient),
CCEM_STATUS_C
CCEM_STATUS_B
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
BU_CONFIG_NOT
~13,
_MATCH(The board
CCEM_STATUS_B
config is not
BU_CONFIG_NOT
match),
_MATCH~14,
CCEM_STATUS_R
CCEM_STATUS_R
HUB_CONFIG_NO
HUB_CONFIG_NO
T_MATCH(The
T_MATCH~15,
RHUB config is not
CCEM_STATUS_C
match),
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
CCEM_STATUS_C
N_CONFLICT~16,
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
CCEM_ABNOMAL
N_CONFLICT(The
~17,
cyclic prefix length
None Enumeration Type CCEM_OP_STATE None
conflict),
_DISABLE~18,
CCEM_ABNOMAL(
CCEM_CELL_WO
ABNORMAL),
RK_STATUS_RRU
CCEM_OP_STATE
_BLOCKED~19,
_DISABLE(Operati
CCEM_CELL_WO
onal State is
RK_STATUS_RRU
disabled),
_SLEEP~20,
CCEM_CELL_WO
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
RK_STATUS_PPU_
_BLOCKED(The
CARRIER_NUM_O
RRU is blocked),
VERLIMIT~21,
CCEM_CELL_WO
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
RK_STATUS_AXC_
_SLEEP(SLEEP),
FRAGMENTATION
CCEM_CELL_WO
~22,
RK_STATUS_PPU_
CCEM_RFAEQM_
CARRIER_NUM_O
WORK_STATUS_N
VERLIMIT(Carrier
OCONFIG~128,
combination
CCEM_STATUS_C
IG_ERR~11,
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
CCEM_STATUS_F
(The CPRI
REQ_CONFIG_ER
bandwidth is
R~12,
insufficient),
CCEM_STATUS_C
CCEM_STATUS_B
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
BU_CONFIG_NOT
~13,
_MATCH(The board
CCEM_STATUS_B
config is not
BU_CONFIG_NOT
match),
_MATCH~14,
CCEM_STATUS_R
CCEM_STATUS_R
HUB_CONFIG_NO
HUB_CONFIG_NO
T_MATCH(The
T_MATCH~15,
RHUB config is not
CCEM_STATUS_C
match),
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
CCEM_STATUS_C
N_CONFLICT~16,
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
CCEM_ABNOMAL
N_CONFLICT(The
~17,
cyclic prefix length
None Enumeration Type CCEM_OP_STATE None
conflict),
_DISABLE~18,
CCEM_ABNOMAL(
CCEM_CELL_WO
ABNORMAL),
RK_STATUS_RRU
CCEM_OP_STATE
_BLOCKED~19,
_DISABLE(Operati
CCEM_CELL_WO
onal State is
RK_STATUS_RRU
disabled),
_SLEEP~20,
CCEM_CELL_WO
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
RK_STATUS_PPU_
_BLOCKED(The
CARRIER_NUM_O
RRU is blocked),
VERLIMIT~21,
CCEM_CELL_WO
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
RK_STATUS_AXC_
_SLEEP(SLEEP),
FRAGMENTATION
CCEM_CELL_WO
~22,
RK_STATUS_PPU_
CCEM_RFAEQM_
CARRIER_NUM_O
WORK_STATUS_N
VERLIMIT(Carrier
OCONFIG~128,
combination
GUARDBAND(GUA
GUARDBAND~2,
None Enumeration Type RDBAND), None
INBAND~4
INBAND(INBAND)

0,18000~65535,13
None Interval Type N/A None
1072~133221
NEG_2(NEG_2),
NEG_2~8,
NEG_1(NEG_1),
NEG_1~9,
NEG_0DOT5(NEG
None Enumeration Type NEG_0DOT5~10, None
_0DOT5),
POS_0~11,
POS_0(POS_0),
POS_1~12
POS_1(POS_1)
NEG_10(NEG_10), NEG_10~0,
NEG_9(NEG_9), NEG_9~1,
POS_0(POS_0), POS_0~11,
POS_1(POS_1), POS_1~12,
POS_2(POS_2), POS_2~13,
POS_3(POS_3), POS_3~14,
POS_4(POS_4), POS_4~15,
POS_5(POS_5), POS_5~16,
POS_6(POS_6), POS_6~17,
POS_7(POS_7), POS_7~18,
POS_8(POS_8), POS_8~19,
POS_9(POS_9) POS_9~20
None Interval Type 0~100 N/A %

None Interval Type 0~4294967295 N/A 1ns
None Interval Type 0~4294967295 N/A 1m
None String Type 1~99 characters N/A 0.1dB
None String Type 1~99 characters N/A 1ns
SINGLE_POWER_
RRU(Single power
RRU),
MICRO_MIDDLE_H
IGH_POWER_RRU SINGLE_POWER_
(Micro middle and RRU~0,
high power RRU), MICRO_MIDDLE_H
MICRO_HIGH_PO IGH_POWER_RRU
WER_RRU(Micro ~1,
None Enumeration Type and high power MICRO_HIGH_PO None
RRU), WER_RRU~2,
MIDDLE_HIGH_PO MIDDLE_HIGH_PO
WER_RRU(Middle WER_RRU~3,
and high power MICRO_MIDDLE_P
RRU), OWER_RRU~4
MICRO_MIDDLE_P
OWER_RRU(Micro
and middle power
RRU)

SA0(SA0),
SA1(SA1),
SA2(SA2), SA0~0, SA1~1,
SA3(SA3), SA2~2, SA3~3,
SA4(SA4), SA4~4, SA5~5,
SA5(SA5), SA6~6, NULL~254
SA6(SA6),
NULL(NULL)
SSP0(SSP0),
SSP1(SSP1),
SSP2(SSP2),
SSP0~0, SSP1~1,
SSP3(SSP3),
SSP2~2, SSP3~3,
SSP4(SSP4),
SSP4~4, SSP5~5,
None Enumeration Type SSP5(SSP5), None
SSP6~6, SSP7~7,
SSP6(SSP6),
SSP8~8, SSP9~9,
SSP7(SSP7),
NULL~254
SSP8(SSP8),
SSP9(SSP9),
NULL(NULL)

None String Type 3 characters N/A None


RFASectorEqmRef
None 0~16 N/A None
Type[]

Recommended Initial Value Setting
Actual Value Range Default Value Impact
Value Source
RFASectorEqmGro
0~1439 None None N/A
up
RFASectorEqmGro
0~16 None None N/A
up
RFASectorEqmGro
up
0~255 None None N/A RFACellRsvdPara

Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
8,
6:Off, Default/Recommen
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 None RFACellRsvdPara
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 ded Value
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
Default/Recommen
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ded Value
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Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
8,
RsvdSwPara0_bit1 None RFARsvdPara
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
RsvdSwPara0_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
RsvdSwPara1_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
RsvdSwPara2_bit2
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit8:
0,
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit9:
1,
Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
8,
9,
7:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
0,
8:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit1
1,
9:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
2,
0:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
3,
1:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
4,
2:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
5,
3:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
6,
4:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
7,
5:Off,
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
RsvdSwPara3_bit2
Default/Recommen
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ded Value
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1~64 characters None None N/A RFAFunction

Transport
1~255 1 None Planning(Internal RFAFunction
planning)
Transport
0~65535 0 None Planning(Internal RFAFunction
planning)
0~255 None None N/A RFALoCell
1~99 characters None None N/A RFALoCell

LTE_TDD,
LTE_FDD, CDMA,
None None N/A RFALoCell
GSM, UMTS, MO,
GM, CM, LM
GSM450, GSM480,
GSM850, P-
GSM900, E-
GSM900, R-
Radio Planning
GSM900, None None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
DCS1800,
PCS1900,
CDMA850,
CDMA1900
0~4294967295 4294967295 None N/A RFALoCell

Radio Planning
1~99 characters None None (Negotiation with RFALoCell
the peer)
BW_5M, BW_10M,
BW_15M,
BW_20M, OTHER,
AUTO
Radio Planning
0,10200~160000 14500 None (Negotiation with RFALoCell
the peer)
Radio Planning
1T1R, 1T2R, 2T2R None None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
NO_COMPRESSIO
N, LOWDELAY_COM
NORMAL_COMPR PRESSION(LOWD
None N/A RFALoCell
ESSION, ELAY_COMPRESS
LOWDELAY_COM ION)
PRESSION
NO_COMPRESSIO
N, LOWDELAY_COM
NORMAL_COMPR PRESSION(LOWD
None N/A RFALoCell
ESSION, ELAY_COMPRESS
LOWDELAY_COM ION)
PRESSION
ACTIVATE,
ACTIVE_MERC_FA
IL,
ACTIVE_DRHX_FA
IL,
ACTIVE_ALL_FAIL,
ACTIVE_RHUB_FA
IL,
ACTIVE_MERC_R
DEACTIVATE(deact
HUB_FAIL, None N/A RFALoCell
ivate)
ACTIVE_MPRU_FA
IL,
ACTIVE_MERC_M
PMU_FAIL,
ACTIVE_RHUB_M
PMU_FAIL,
DEACTIVATE,
ACTIVE_LMP_ALL
_FAIL, INACTIVATE
Radio Planning
-200~0 -100 None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
-30~30 0 None N/A RFALoCell
RFACELL_UNBLO
CK,
RFACELL_BLOCK,
RFACELL_UNBLO
RFACELL_BLOCK_ None N/A RFALoCell
CK(Unblock)
FAIL,
RFACELL_UNBLO
CK_FAIL

CELL_INST_UNIN
STALL,
CELL_INST_RRU_
CFGING,
CELL_INST_RECF
GING,
CELL_INST_DELE
TING,
CELL_INST_NORM None None N/A RFALoCell
AL,
CELL_INST_BARR
ED,
CELL_INST_ALLO
CATING_RES,
CCEM_CELL_INST
_STATE_CRM_SET
TING
NDEX_ERROR,
CCEM_FREQ_EXC
EED_RRU_CAP,
CCEM_BANDWIDR
H_EXCEED_RRU_
CAP,
CCEM_CARRIER_
OVERLAP,
CCEM_CELL_SET
UP_PART_SUCCE
SS,
CCEM_CELL_SET
UP_FORBID_FOR_
SAFE_EXIT,
CCEM_CFGAGEN
T_ERR_CMD_OPR
_TIMEOUT,
CCEM_CELLBASI
C_NEED_RESET_
RFA,
CCEM_ENODEB_I
S_IN_ATUOPOWE
ROFF_STATUE,
CCEM_CELLBASI
C_ERR_BBI_BLOC
K,
CCEM_CELLBASI
C_ERR_RRU_BLO
CK,
CCEM_RRU_CFG_
AND_RRU_PHY_R
AT_INCONSISTEN
T,
CCEM_RRU_CFG_
AND_CELL_RAT_I
NCONSISTENT,
CCEM_RU_PHY_A
ND_CELL_RAT_IN
CELL_NO_OP,
CELL_SETUP_ACT
,
CELL_SETUP_UBL
,
CELL_SETUP_HE
ALCHK,
CELL_SETUP_BLK
, CELL_DEL_DEA,
CELL_DEL_RMV
CELL_NO_OP,
CELL_SETUP_ACT
,
CELL_SETUP_UBL
,
CELL_SETUP_HE
ALCHK,
CELL_SETUP_BLK
, CELL_DEL_DEA,
CELL_DEL_RMV


ANDWIDTH_CONF
IG_ERR,
CCEM_STATUS_F
REQ_CONFIG_ER
R,
CCEM_STATUS_C
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
,
CCEM_STATUS_B
BU_CONFIG_NOT
_MATCH,
CCEM_STATUS_R
HUB_CONFIG_NO
T_MATCH,
CCEM_STATUS_C
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
N_CONFLICT,
CCEM_ABNOMAL,
CCEM_OP_STATE None None N/A RFALoCell
_DISABLE,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
_BLOCKED,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
_SLEEP,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_PPU_
CARRIER_NUM_O
VERLIMIT,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_AXC_
FRAGMENTATION,
CCEM_RFAEQM_
WORK_STATUS_N
OCONFIG,
CCEM_RFAEQM_
ANDWIDTH_CONF
IG_ERR,
CCEM_STATUS_F
REQ_CONFIG_ER
R,
CCEM_STATUS_C
PRI_CONFIG_ERR
,
CCEM_STATUS_B
BU_CONFIG_NOT
_MATCH,
CCEM_STATUS_R
HUB_CONFIG_NO
T_MATCH,
CCEM_STATUS_C
YCLIC_PREFIX_LE
N_CONFLICT,
CCEM_ABNOMAL,
CCEM_OP_STATE None None N/A RFALoCell
_DISABLE,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
_BLOCKED,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_RRU
_SLEEP,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_PPU_
CARRIER_NUM_O
VERLIMIT,
CCEM_CELL_WO
RK_STATUS_AXC_
FRAGMENTATION,
CCEM_RFAEQM_
WORK_STATUS_N
OCONFIG,
CCEM_RFAEQM_
GUARDBAND, Radio Planning

INBAND(INBAND) None RFALoCell
INBAND (Internal planning)
Radio Planning
0~68485 0 None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
0,18000~65535,13 Radio Planning
0 None RFALoCell
1072~133221 (Internal planning)
NEG_2, NEG_1,
NEG_0DOT5(NEG Radio Planning
NEG_0DOT5, None RFALoCell
_0DOT5) (Internal planning)
POS_0, POS_1
NEG_10, NEG_9,
NEG_8, NEG_7,
NEG_6, NEG_5,
NEG_4, NEG_3,
NEG_2, NEG_1, Radio Planning
POS_0(POS_0) None RFALoCell
POS_0, POS_1, (Internal planning)
POS_2, POS_3,
POS_4, POS_5,
POS_6, POS_7,
POS_8, POS_9
Radio Planning
0~100 0 None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
Radio Planning
-200~0 -50 None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
1~99 characters 32767 None N/A RFALoCell
1~99 characters 32767 None N/A RFALoCell
SINGLE_POWER_
RRU,
MICRO_MIDDLE_H
IGH_POWER_RRU
, SINGLE_POWER_
Radio Planning
MICRO_HIGH_PO RRU(Single power None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
WER_RRU, RRU)
MIDDLE_HIGH_PO
WER_RRU,
MICRO_MIDDLE_P
OWER_RRU

SA0, SA1, SA2,

Radio Planning
SA3, SA4, SA5, SA0(SA0) None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
SA6, NULL
SSP0, SSP1,
SSP2, SSP3,
Radio Planning
SSP4, SSP5, SSP0(SSP0) None RFALoCell
(Internal planning)
SSP6, SSP7,
SSP8, SSP9, NULL
0~5 None None N/A RFAOperator

1~99 characters None None N/A RFAOperator
000~999 000 None N/A RFAOperator
00~99,000~999 00 None N/A RFAOperator
0~255 None None N/A RFACellOperator
0~5 None None N/A RFACellOperator
0~255 None None N/A CellRFAEqm
Radio Planning
0~255 None None CellRFAEqm
(Internal planning)
0~255 None None N/A RFACellSectorEqm
0~65535 None None N/A RFACellSectorEqm
-150~0 0 None N/A RFACellSectorEqm
-150~0 0 None N/A RFACellSectorEqm
RFACellSectorEqm
0~255 None None N/A
Grp
RFACellSectorEqm
Grp
RFACellSectorEqm
0~16 None None N/A
Grp
RFACellSectorEqm
Grp
RFACellSectorEqm
-150~0 0 None N/A
Grp
RFACellSectorEqm
-150~0 0 None N/A
Grp
Parameter Service Interrupted Interruption
Access Interruption Scope
Relationship After Modification Duration (min)
None Read Only N/A N/A N/A
None Read & Write N/A N/A N/A

None Read & Write No N/A N/A

























































-Configuration
constraints:
The value of
RFAFunctionName
is a string of
characters. The
string cannot be
null characters or
contain any of the
following
characters:
question marks (?),
colons (:), right
angle brackets (>),
left angle brackets
(<), stars (*),
slashes (/), Read & Write No N/A N/A
backslashes(\),
pipes (|), double
quotation marks ("),
commas (,),
semicolons (;),
equal signs (=),
single quotation
marks ('), three or
more consecutive
plus signs (+), two
or more
consecutive
spaces, and two or
more consecutive
percentage signs
(%).
Less than 3
None Read & Write Yes RFA
minutes

None Read & Write Yes Cell Less than 1 minute
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to
CDMA,CM,GM,GS
M, FreqChannel
must be set.
If AccessStandard
is set to GM,GSM,
FreqChannel must
be set to
Read & Write Yes Cell Less than 1 minute
[GSM450;GSM480;
GSM850;P-
GSM900;E-
GSM900;R-
GSM900;DCS1800;
PCS1900].
If AccessStandard
is set to CDMA,CM,
FreqChannel must
be set to
[CDMA850;CDMA1
900].
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If BandWidth is set
to OTHER, FreqL
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If BandWidth is set
to OTHER, FreqH
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to Read & Write Yes Cell Less than 1 minute
LM,LTE_FDD,LTE_
TDD,MO,UMTS,
FreqBand must be
set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to
CDMA,CM,GM,GS
M,LM,LTE_FDD,LT
E_TDD,MO,UMTS,
Dlearfcn must be
set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to
CDMA,CM,GM,GS
M,LM,LTE_FDD,LT
E_TDD,UMTS,
BandWidth must be
set.

-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If NetworkMode is
Read & Write N/A N/A N/A
set to
SINGLE_POWER_
RRU, MaxTxPower
is valid.

-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to Less than 3
Read & Write Yes Cell
CDMA,CM,LM,LTE minutes
_FDD,LTE_TDD,U
MTS,
PilotPowerRatio is
valid.





-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard Read & Write Yes Cell Less than 1 minute
is set to LM,
NBMode must be
set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard Less than 0.1
is set to minute
CM,GM,LM,
NBDlEarfcn must
be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard Less than 0.1
is set to minute
CM,GM,LM,MO,
NBUlEarfcn must
be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
Less than 0.1
If AccessStandard Read & Write Yes Cell
minute
is set to LM,
NBDlFreqOffset
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
Less than 0.1
If AccessStandard Read & Write Yes Cell
minute
is set to LM,
NBUlFreqOffset
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to
CM,GM,LM,
NBPowerRatio
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If AccessStandard
is set to
CM,GM,LM,MO,
NBPilotPowerRatio
is valid.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If NetworkMode is
set to
MICRO_HIGH_PO
WER_RRU,MICRO Read & Write N/A N/A N/A
_MIDDLE_HIGH_P
OWER_RRU,MICR
O_MIDDLE_POWE
R_RRU,
MicroRruMaxPower
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If NetworkMode is
set to
MICRO_MIDDLE_H
IGH_POWER_RRU Read & Write N/A N/A N/A
,MICRO_MIDDLE_
POWER_RRU,MID
DLE_HIGH_POWE
R_RRU,
MiddleRruMaxPowe
r must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
If NetworkMode is
set to
MICRO_HIGH_PO
WER_RRU,MICRO Read & Write N/A N/A N/A
_MIDDLE_HIGH_P
OWER_RRU,MIDD
LE_HIGH_POWER
_RRU,
HighRruMaxPower
must be set.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
is set to LTE_TDD,
SubframeAssignme
nt is valid.
-Parameter
relationship with
conditions:
is set to LTE_TDD,
SpecialSubframePa
tterns is valid.

-Configuration
constraints:
The value of Mcc is
a string of three Less than 3
Read & Write Yes RFA
characters, each of minutes
which must be a
digit in the range
from 0 to 9.
-Configuration
constraints:
The value of Mnc is
a string of two or Less than 3
Read & Write Yes RFA
three characters, minutes
each of which must
be a digit in the
range from 0 to 9.
Less than 0.1

None Read & Write Yes Cell
minute


Impact on Radio
Validation of Introduced in
Caution Network Attribute
Modification Version...
Performance
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
The parameter BTS3900:V100R01

modification has no 3C10
None None Radio
impact on the BTS5900:V100R01
equipment. 3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
The RST APP

BTS3900:V100R01
command must be
2C10
None executed to validate None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
the parameter
2C10
modification.

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10
None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
3C10
N/A N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10
None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10

None None Radio
equipment. 3C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
BTS3900:V100R01
2C10
None N/A None Radio
BTS5900:V100R01
2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10

None None Radio
equipment. 2C10
Applicable Mode
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R

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Parameter Attribute Description

GUI Value Range

Service Interrupted After Modification

Impact on Radio Network

Whether the parameter is used to identify an MO instance.

Unit of a parameter value displayed on the GUI.

Whether a parameter has one of the following properties:

Possible interruption scope.

Product version in which the parameter is introduced.

r a 3900 series base station (which is a DBS3900,

gh northbound interfaces. To modify these

ll be deleted after the beta test or test at the

eat impact on network KPIs or performance.

dress Type, Compound Type, Enumeration Type,

ystem by default, refer to the Recommended Value

On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that

On (the corresponding bit is set to 1) indicates that

The parameter value comes from the radio network

mes from the equipment plan.

e, to use this parameter, you need to set related

ation constraints between parameters. Checking

y access (RFA) application. The RFA application is

the values are separated by commas. For

RFASectorEqmRef Sector Equipment

Cell Transmission ADD RFALOCELL

RFALoCell CellActiveState Cell Active State BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL

MERC Carrier Gain MOD RFALOCELL

RFALoCell CellManageState Cell Manage State BTS3900,BTS5900 LST RFALOCELL

CellLatestSetupTim Cell Latest Setup

CellLatestSetupTyp Cell Latest Setup

CellLatestRemoveT Cell Latest Remove

RFALoCell CenterFreq Center Frequency BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL

RFALoCell TxNo TX Channel No. BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL

RFALoCell RxNo RX Channel No. BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL

RFALoCell Status Work Status BTS3900,BTS5900 DSP RFALOCELL

MERC Carrier Auto

RFASectorEqmRef Sector Equipment

Indicates the local

Indicates the name

Indicates the RFA

Indicates the local

Indicates the name

Indicates the cell

Indicates the latest

Indicates the latest

Indicates the latest

Indicates the NB-

Indicates the ratio

Indicates the ratio

Indicates the ratio

Indicates the mobile

Indicates the mobile

Indicates the local

Indicates the local

Indicates the uplink

Indicates the local

Indicates the sector

Indicates the uplink

None Interval Type 0~1439 N/A None

None Interval Type 0~65535 N/A None

BTS3900&BTS5900 V100R013C10SPC260 RFAFunction Parameter Reference

BTS3900&BTS5900 V100R013C10SPC260 RFAFunction Parameter Reference