GSM Carrier Management (GBSS19.1 - 01)

GSM BSS
GBSS19.1
GSM Carrier Management Feature

Parameter Description
Issue 01
Date 2017-03-15
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Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Intended Audience.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Change History............................................................................................................................................................... 1
2 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Sector and Cell................................................................................................................................................................4
2.1.1 Cell...............................................................................................................................................................................4
2.1.2 Sector........................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Carrier Resources........................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2.1 Baseband Resources.................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2.2 RF Resources............................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 eGBTS Configuration Objects........................................................................................................................................6
2.3.1 Definitions and Configuration Principles.................................................................................................................... 6
2.3.2 Relationships Between Configuration Objects on the eGBTS Side in Typical Scenarios.......................................... 7
3 Engineering Guidelines............................................................................................................. 12
3.1 When to Use GSM Carrier Management..................................................................................................................... 12
3.2 Required Information................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.3 Network Planning......................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.4 Deploying GSM Carrier Management......................................................................................................................... 12
3.4.1 Deployment Procedure.............................................................................................................................................. 12
3.4.2 Deployment Requirements........................................................................................................................................ 15
3.4.3 Common Data Preparation........................................................................................................................................ 15
3.4.4 Carrier Configuration of RF Modules....................................................................................................................... 63
3.4.5 Data Preparation in eGBTS Typical Scenarios..........................................................................................................64
3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules...................................................................84
3.4.7 Precautions...............................................................................................................................................................156
3.4.8 Initial Configuration................................................................................................................................................ 157
3.4.9 Activation Observation............................................................................................................................................159
3.5 Performance Optimization..........................................................................................................................................159
3.6 Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................................................................... 159
4 Parameters................................................................................................................................... 160
5 Counters...................................................................................................................................... 194
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6 Reference Documents............................................................................................................... 195
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GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes GSM Carrier Management, including its technical principles and
engineering guidelines.
1.2 Intended Audience

This document is intended for personnel who:
l Need to understand the features described herein
l Work with Huawei products
1.3 Change History

The section provides information about the changes in different document versions.
There are two types of changes, which are defined as follows:
l Feature change
Changes in features of a specific product version
l Editorial change
Changes in wrding or addition of information that was not described in the earlier
version
01 (2017-03-15)
Compared with issue Draft A (2016-12-30) of GBSS19.1, 01 (2017-03-15) of GBSS19.1
includes the following changes.
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GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
Change Change Description Parameter

Type Change
Feature Added descriptions about RRU5905,RRU5909,RRU5909s None

change and AAU5940. For details, see 3.4.3 Common Data
Preparation, 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and
Receive Modes for RF Modules, and 3.4.7 Precautions.
Editorial None None

change
Draft A (2016-12-30)
Compared with issue 01 (2016-03-07) of GBSS18.1, Draft A (2016-12-30) of GBSS19.1
includes the following changes.
Change Change Description Parameter

Type Change
Feature Added the discriptions of four TX and four RX channels. None

change For detals see 3.4 Deploying GSM Carrier Management.
Editorial None None

change

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GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
This chapter describes the physical objects, logical objects and carrier resources related to
carrier management and the relationships of the physical and logical objects.

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2.1 Sector and Cell
2.1.1 Cell
A cell is a radio coverage area identified by a base transceiver station identity code (BSIC) or
cell global identification (CGI). A cell is the smallest service unit for an MS to access a
network and consists of sectors and carriers.
For a GSM cell, the power configured for carriers in the cell determines the cell coverage
range. The maximum number of carriers and output power of each carrier supported by an RF
module are limited by its hardware capabilities. For details about the specifications, see
product descriptions for each module in 3900 Series Base Station Product Description. For
example, for details about the RRU3929 specifications, see RRU3929 Description.
2.1.2 Sector
Basic Concept
A sector is a geographical area with radio coverage and a cell sub-area. Each sector can be
served by one or multiple carriers. Each carrier uses a single frequency in non-FH scenarios
or uses multiple frequencies in FH scenarios. A GBTS is configured with only cells instead of
sectors.
Sectors are classified as either omnidirectional or directional.
l An omnidirectional sector is a circular area that uses an omnidirectional antenna as its
center. Omnidirectional sectors are used to cover light-traffic areas.
l Directional sectors in a cell use multiple directional antennas for cell coverage. For
example, if three directional sectors form a cell, each directional antenna covers a 120-
degree area. In practice, the azimuth of an antenna is greater than the specified value.
Therefore, there is an overlap area between the sectors. Directional sectors are used to
cover heavy-traffic areas.
Mappings Between Sectors and RF Modules

l Different RF channels for an RF module can map onto a single sector, as shown in
Figure 2-1.

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Figure 2-1 RF channels for an RF module in the same sector
l Different RF channels for an RF module can map onto different sectors, as shown in
Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 RF channels for an RF module in different sectors
l Multiple RF modules can map onto several sectors, such as multi-site cells. The area
covered by RF channels of these RF modules is defined as a cell, as shown in Figure
2-3. Each sector of a multi-site cell is defined as a subsite.
Figure 2-3 Cell served by multiple RF modules

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Sector Antenna
A sector antenna sets up an association relationship between antennas and RF resources.
Each RF channel of an RF module supports only a single sector antenna, as shown in Figure
2-4.
Figure 2-4 Sector antenna
2.2 Carrier Resources

Carrier resources consist of RF and baseband resources used in the radio access technology
(RAT). A carrier can be used by only one cell.
2.2.1 Baseband Resources

Baseband resources are used for modulation/demodulation and encoding/decoding. Baseband
resources are deployed on RF modules or baseband extension boards.
2.2.2 RF Resources
RF resources are deployed on RF modules and implement the transceiver functions. RF
resources include the number of TX/RX antennas, supported power, and frequency bands
used by carriers.
2.3 eGBTS Configuration Objects
2.3.1 Definitions and Configuration Principles

1. On the BSC Side
a. GCELL

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Indicates a logical cell. Local Cell ID must be set to the value of Local Cell ID for
GLOCELL on the eGBTS side.
b. GTRX
Indicates a logical carrier. TRX Group ID must be set to the value of TRX Group
ID for GTRXGROUP on the eGBTS side.
2. On the eGBTS Side
a. GLOCELL
Indicates a local cell. A local cell must be configured for a logical cell on the
eGBTS side.
b. SECTOR
Indicates a sector. A sector is a geographical area with radio coverage. Sector ID
uniquely specifies a sector in an eGBTS.
NOTE
In a co-MPT base station, if different modes share the same RX or TX channel, plan only
one SECTOR for the shared RX or TX channel. If different modes use different RX or TX
channels, plan one or more SECTOR based on the actual requirements.
c. SECTOREQM
Indicates sector equipment. It is a combination of RF channels in a sector. Sector
Equipment ID uniquely identifies a piece of sector equipment in an eGBTS.
NOTE
l You can configure sector equipment using both SECTOREQM and SECTOR. If you
configure sector equipment using SECTOREQM, Create Default Sector Equipment
for SECTOR must be set to FALSE(FALSE). If you configure sector equipment using
SECTOR, Create Default Sector Equipment must be set to TRUE(TRUE) and
Default Sector Equipment ID must be specified.
l To facilitate independent planning of GUL cells in a co-MPT base station, it is
recommended that GUL cells use different SECTOREQM. If cells of different modes
use the same SECTOREQM, the same RX or TX channel must be planned for these
cells.
d. GTRXGROUP
Indicates a TRX group. A TRX group consists of carriers with the same deployment
restrictions in a cell.
NOTE
Sending Mode and Receiving Mode of the TRX group must be consistent with Antenna
RX/TX Mode of the sector equipment bound to the TRX group. For example, if Receiving
Mode of the TRX group is set to SINGLERECV(Single Receiver), the sector equipment
bound to the TRX group can be configured with at most one antenna that can receive
signals.
2.3.2 Relationships Between Configuration Objects on the eGBTS

Side in Typical Scenarios
Table 2-1 and Table 2-2 list the relationships between configuration objects on the eGBTS
side in typical scenarios.

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Table 2-1 Relationships between configuration objects on the eGBTS side in common cell
scenarios
Configuratio Non-RAN Sharing RAN Sharing
n Object
SECTOR and Each GLOCELL refers to a Each SECTOR can serve multiple
GLOCELL single SETCTOR. GLOCELLs, but each GLOCELL
can only be served by a single
SECTOR.
SECTOREQM Each SECTOREQM can serve a Each SECTOREQM can serve

and maximum of one GLOCELL, multiple GLOCELLs, and each
GLOCELL and each GLOCELL can be GLOCELL can be served by one or
served by one or multiple multiple SECTOREQMs.
SECTOREQMs.
SECTOREQM Each SECTOREQM can serve a Each SECTOREQM can serve

and maximum of one multiple GTRXGROUPs, and each
GTRXGROUP GTRXGROUP, and each GTRXGROUP can be served by only
GTRXGROUP can only be a single SECTOREQM.
served by a single
SECTOREQM.
GTRXGROUP Each GTRXGROUP can serve a maximum of one GLOCELL, and each
and GLOCELL can be served by one or multiple GTRXGROUPs.
GLOCELL
SECTOR and Each SECTOR can contain multiple SECTOREQMs, but each
SECTOREQM SECTOREQM can only belong to a single SECTOR.
Table 2-2 Relationships between configuration objects on the eGBTS side in multi-site cell
scenarios
n Object
SECTOR and Each SECTOR can only serve a Each SECTOR can serve multiple
GLOCELL single GLOCELL, but each GLOCELLs, and each GLOCELL
GLOCELL can be served by can be served by multiple SECTORs.
multiple SECTORs.
SECTOREQM A SECTOREQM can only serve a single GLOCELL, but each

and GLOCELL can be served by multiple SECTOREQMs.
GLOCELL
SECTOREQM Each SECTOREQM can serve one or multiple GTRXGROUPs, and each
and GTRXGROUP can be served by multiple SECTOREQMs.
GTRXGROUP
GTRXGROUP Each GTRXGROUP can serve a maximum of one GLOCELL, and each
and GLOCELL can be served by one or multiple GTRXGROUPs.
GLOCELL

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n Object
SECTOR and Each SECTOR can contain multiple SECTOREQMs, but each
SECTOREQM SECTOREQM can only belong to a single SECTOR.
The following figures show the relationships between GLOCELL, GTRXGROUP, and
SECTOREQM configuration objects on the eGBTS side.
Figure 2-5 One GTRXGROUP served by one SECTOREQM
Figure 2-6 Two GTRXGROUPs served by one SECTOREQM each

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Figure 2-7 One GTRXGROUP (configured for each RRU/RFU) served by one
SECTOREQM in RF interconnection scenarios
NOTE
l In RF interconnection, RF modules are interconnected using two interconnection cables over the
RX_IN/OUT port.
l RF interconnection can be intra-system interconnection or inter-system interconnection. In intra-
system interconnection, two interconnected RRUs/RFUs are managed by the same main control
board. In inter-system interconnection, two interconnected RRUs/RFUs are managed by different
main control boards.
l Use intra-system interconnection only when the two RRUs/RFUs managed by the same main control
system are configured with GSM. In other scenarios, use inter-system interconnection.
Figure 2-8 Two GTRXGROUPs served by one SECTOREQM in common cell in RAN
Sharing scenarios

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SECTOREQM in enhanced dual-band network scenarios
SECTOREQM in concentric cell scenarios
Figure 2-11 Two GTRXGROUPs (configured for each RRU/RFU), each of which is served
by a specified SECTOREQM in different SECTORs in multi-site cells in non-RAN sharing
scenarios

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GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 3 Engineering Guidelines
3 Engineering Guidelines
3.1 When to Use GSM Carrier Management

None
3.2 Required Information

None
3.3 Network Planning

None
3.4 Deploying GSM Carrier Management
3.4.1 Deployment Procedure

Figure 3-1 shows the procedure for configuring carriers for a GBTS.

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Figure 3-1 Procedure for configuring carriers for a GBTS
Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 show the procedure for configuring carriers for an eGBTS.

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Figure 3-2 Procedure for configuring carriers on the eGBTS side

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Figure 3-3 Procedure for configuring carriers on the BSC side
3.4.2 Deployment Requirements

None
3.4.3 Common Data Preparation

RF Module Type
Carriers are deployed in different RF modules. Different RF modules support different
specifications, including the number of TX and RX ports, the number of supported carriers,
output power, send and receive bandwidths. For details about the specifications, see the
product descriptions for each RF module.

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NOTE
If LTE is used rather than LTE FDD or LTE TDD for Supported RAT in this section, the LTE mode can
be the LTE FDD mode or LTE TDD mode. L is short for LTE FDD ,T is short for LTE TDD.
For the GBTS, you are advised to set the RXU Specification parameter to BYNAME(By Name) and
the RXU Spec Name parameter to an appropriate value.
Table 3-1 describes the mappings between the RF module types and the configuration
parameters.
Table 3-1 Mappings between the RF module types and configuration parameters
RF Module Supported TX/RX Board RXU Spec Working
RAT Channel Type Name Standard
(BT(BS (RXUSPEC (WORKING
C6910, NAME(BSC STANDAR
BSC69 6900,BSC69 D(BSC6910,B
00))/R 10))/RU SC6900))/RF
RU Specificatio Unit
type n Working
(RT ) (RUSPEC) Mode (RS)
RRU3004 GSM 2T2R DRRU - GSM
RRU3008 V1 GSM 2T2R GRRU RRU3008_V

1
RRU3008 V2 GSM 2T2R GRRU RRU3008_V

2
RRU3922E GSM 2T2R MRRU RRU3922E
DRFU GSM 2T2R DRFU -
GRFU V1 GSM 1T2R GRFU GRFU_V1
GRFU V2 GSM 1T2R GRFU GRFU_V2
GRFU V2a GSM 1T2R GRFU GRFU_V2a
RRU3908 V1 GSM, UMTS, 2T2R MRRU RRU3908_V GSM, UMTS,

LTE FDD, 1 LTE,
GU, and GL GSM_AND_U
MTS,
RRU3908 V2 GSM, UMTS, 2T2R MRRU RRU3908_V GSM_AND_L
LTE FDD, 2 TE,
GU, and GL UMTS_AND_
RRU3926 GSM, UMTS, 1T2R MRRU RRU3926 LTE
LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
RRU3928 GSM, UMTS, 2T2R MRRU RRU3928

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL

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BSC69 6900,BSC69 D(BSC6910,B
00))/R 10))/RU SC6900))/RF
type n Working

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
RRU3939 GSM, LTE 2T2R MRRU RRU3939 GSM, LTE,

FDD, and GL GSM_AND_L
TE
RRU3953w GSM, LTE 2T4R MRRU RRU3953w
FDD, and GL

FDD, and GL
RRU5905 GSM, LTE 2T2R MRRU RRU5905 GSM, LTE,

TE
FDD, and GL
RRU5909 GSM, LTE 2T2R MRRU RRU5909

FDD, and GL
RRU3952 GSM, UMTS, 2T4R MRRU RRU3952 GSM, UMTS,

LTE FDD, LTE,
GU, GL, and GSM_AND_U
U MTS,
GSM_AND_L
TE,
UMTS_AND_
LTE,
RRU3952m GSM, UMTS, 2T4R (GSM MRRU RRU3952m GSM, UMTS,

(2100 MHz) LTE FDD, and GL only LTE,
and GL support 2R)

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BSC69 6900,BSC69 D(BSC6910,B
00))/R 10))/RU SC6900))/RF
type n Working
RRU3952m GSM, UMTS, 2T4R MRRU RRU3952m GSM_AND_L

(1800 MHz) LTE FDD, TE
and GL
RRU3942 GSM, UMTS, 2T4R MRRU RRU3942 GSM, UMTS,

LTE FDD, LTE,
GU, GL, UL, GSM_AND_U
and GUL MTS,
GSM_AND_L
RRU3953 GSM, UMTS, 2T4R MRRU RRU3953 TE,
LTE FDD, UMTS_AND_
GU, GL, UL, LTE,
and GUL GSM_AND_U
AAU5940 GSM, UMTS, 2x2T2R AIRU AAU5940 MTS_AND_L
LTE FDD, TE
GU, GL, UL,
and GUL
RRU3961 GSM, UMTS, 2x2T2R MRRU RRU3961

LTE FDD, (GSM and
GU, GL, UL, GU only
and GUL support
2T2R)
RRU5901 LTE FDD and 4T4R MRRU RRU5901

GL
RRU5909s LTE FDD and 2T2R MRRU RRU5909s

GL
RRU3971 LTE FDD, 4T4R MRRU RRU3971 LTE,

GU, GL, UL, GSM_AND_U
and GUL MTS,
GSM_AND_L
TE,
UMTS_AND_
LTE,
GSM_AND_U
MTS_AND_L
TE

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BSC69 6900,BSC69 D(BSC6910,B
00))/R 10))/RU SC6900))/RF
type n Working
RXU06 GSM, UMTS, 0T2R MRRU RXU06 GSM, UMTS,

LTE FDD, LTE,
and GL GSM_AND_L
TE
MRFU V6 GSM, LTE 1T2R MRFU MRFU_V6 GSM, LTE,

TE
MRFUd V6 GSM, LTE 2T2R MRFU MRFUd_V6
FDD, and GL
MRFUdw V6 GSM, LTE 2T2R MRFU MRFUdw_V

FDD, and GL 6
MRFU V1 GSM, UMTS, 1T2R MRFU MRFU_V1 GSM, UMTS,

LTE FDD, LTE,
GU, and GL GSM_AND_U
MTS,
MRFU V2 GSM, UMTS, 1T2R MRFU MRFU_V2 GSM_AND_L
LTE FDD, TE
GU, and GL
MRFU V2a GSM, UMTS, 1T2R MRFU MRFU_V2a

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
MRFUd GSM, UMTS, 2T2R MRFU MRFUd

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
MRFUe GSM, UMTS, 1T2R MRFU MRFUe

LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
AAU3910 GSM, UMTS, 2T2R AIRU RU3938

(RU3938) LTE FDD,
GU, and GL
AAU3902 UMTS, LTE 2T2R AARU AAU3902 UMTS, LTE,

TE
AAU3911 GSM, UMTS, 2T4R (GSM AIRU RU3952m GSM, UMTS,

(RU3952m LTE FDD, and GL only LTE,
(2100 MHz)) GU, and GL support 2R) GSM_AND_L
TE

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BSC69 6900,BSC69 D(BSC6910,B
00))/R 10))/RU SC6900))/RF
type n Working
AAU3911 GSM, UMTS, 2T4R AIRU RU3952m

(RU3952m LTE FDD,
(1800 MHz)) and GL
AAU3920 UMTS, LTE 2x2T4R (GL AIRU AAU3920 UMTS, LTE,

FDD, GL, UL only GSM_AND_L
and GUL supports TE,
2T4R) UMTS_AND_
LTE,
GSM_AND_U
MTS_AND_L
TE
NOTE
Supported RAT specifies the RAT supported by an RF module.

Working Standard is a configurable parameter and can be configured according to the actual working
mode of the RF module.
For example, when the MRFU V1 works in GSM mode, it needs to be configured on the
GSM side. The parameter settings for the MRFU V1 are as follows:
l Board Type: MRFU

l RXU Specifications: MRFU_V1
l Working Standard: GSM
Configuration Guidelines for Send and Receive Mode of an RF Module

The send and receive mode is configured during RF module configuration and the receive
mode and send mode are configured during carrier configuration. The send and receive mode
configured for an RF module defines the physical connection between an RF module and an
antenna. The send mode and receive mode for a carrier is based on the send and receive mode
of an RF module and represent the send mode and receive mode used by logical carriers for
RF modules. The configurations of the send and receive mode are affected by the following
items:
l RF module type
l Number of RF modules
l Number of antenna ports in a cell
l Number of carriers configured in a cell

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l Cell coverage type

The configuration rules are as follows:
1. GBTS
– SNDMD can be set to PBT(PBT) only when a DRFU or DRRU is configured with
a single carrier.
– SNDMD can be set to DIVERSITY(Transmit Diversity) only when a DRFU or
DRRU is configured with a single carrier and SndRcvMode1 is set to
DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[2TX+2RX]) or
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[2TX+4RX]).
– RCVMD can be set to FOURDIVERSITY(Four Diversity Receiver) only when a
DRFU is configured with a single carrier and SndRcvMode1 is set to
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[2TX+4RX]).
– SNDMD can be set to DIVERSITY(Transmit Diversity) only when
SndRcvMode2 for a GRRU or MRRU is set to DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Double
Feeder[2TX + 2RX]), DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[2TX
+4RX]), FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AB_CD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)), or
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)).
– When SndRcvMode2 for RRU3942, RRU3971, RRU3952, RRU3953, RRU3953w,
RRU3952m (1800 MHz), or AAU3920 ,RRU5901 is set to
FOURDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Four Feeder[2TX + 4RX]), both A/C and
B/D serve as the send and receive channel groups if RCVMD is set to
MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity).
– When SndRcvMode2 for RRU3942, RRU3971, RRU3952, RRU3953, RRU3953w,
RRU3952m (1800 MHz), or AAU3920 ,RRU5901 is set to
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA(Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX]):
- If RCVMD is set to MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity), both A/C and B/D
serve as the send and receive channel groups and the BTS is in one-way receive
mode.
- RCVMD cannot be set to FOURDIVERSITY(Four Diversity Receiver).
– When SndRcvMode2 for RRU3953w is set to
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA_NOTCOMMON(Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX]
(Without Same Pass No.)), if RCVMD is set to MAINDIVERSITY(Main
Diversity), A/B serve as send channels, and C/D serve as receive channels.
– The MRFUdw V6 only supports A/B serving as send channels and C/D serving as
receive channels.
– SndRcvMode2 can be set to the following values for an RRU3971,RRU5901:
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](A_B_C_D)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_TXRX_SEP_INTRA_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AB_CD_Intra-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_TXRX_SEP_INTRA_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD_Intra-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AB_CD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)),

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FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD)), or

FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD)).
– NOTE
l AB_CD and AC_BD indicate channel combination relationships, which are used for
transmit diversity, dynamic transmit diversity, and GL power sharing. AB_CD indicates
that channels A and B are in a group, and channels C and D are in a group. AC_BD
indicate that channels A and C are in a group, and channels B and D are in a group.
A_B_C_D indicate that the four channels are independently used. In this case, transmit
diversity, dynamic transmit diversity, and GL power sharing are not supported.
l Intra-Group TX/RX Separation indicates that two channels in a group receive and
transmit signals, respectively. For example, the value AB_CD_Intra-Group TX/RX
Separation indicates that channels A and B are in a group, which receive and transmit or
transmit and receive signals respectively, and channels C and D are in a group, which
receive and transmit or transmit and receive signals respectively.
l Inter-Group TX/RX Separation indicates that channels in one group transmit signals,
and channels in the other group receive signals. For example, the value AB_CD_Inter-
Group TX/RX Separation indicates that channels A and B in one group receive or
transmit signals, and channels C and D in the other group transmit or receive signals.
– Table 3-2 provides principles for configuring four TX and four RX channels.
Table 3-2 Principles for configuring four TX and four RX channels

RX/TX Not Transm Dynami Main Four- Support
Mode Combin it c Diversit way ed
ed Diversit Transm y Receive RX/TX
y it Diversit Configu
Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y N N N N RX/TX:
ANTEN channels
NA_A_ A, B, C,
B_C_D( and D
Four
Feeder[4
TX
+ 4RX]
(A_B_C
_D))

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y N N N N Channels
ANTEN A and B
NA_AB receive
_CD_TX and
RX_SEP transmit
_INTRA or
_GRP(F transmit
our and
Feeder[4 receive
TX signals,
+ 4RX] respectiv
(AB_CD ely. This
_Intra- rule also
Group applies
TX/RX to
Separatio channels
n)) C and D.
FOUR_ Y N N N N TX:
ANTEN channel
NA_AC A; RX:
_BD_TX channel
RX_SEP C
_INTRA TX:
_GRP(F channel
our C; RX:
Feeder[4 channel
TX A
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD TX:
_Intra- channel
Group B; RX:
TX/RX channel
Separatio D
n)) TX:
channel
D; RX:
channel
B

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y Y Y Y N TX:
ANTEN channel
NA_AB A; RX:
_CD_TX channels
RX_SEP C and D
_INTER TX:
_GRP(F channel
our B; RX:
Feeder[4 channels
TX C and D
+ 4RX]
(AB_CD TX:
_Inter- channels
Group A and B;
TX/RX RX:
Separatio channels
n)) C and D
TX:
channel
C; RX:
channels
A and B
TX:
channel
D; RX:
channels
A and B
TX:
channels
C and D;
RX:
channels
A and B

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y Y Y Y N TX:
ANTEN channel
NA_AC A; RX:
_BD_TX channels
RX_SEP B and D
_INTER TX:
_GRP(F channel
our C; RX:
Feeder[4 channels
TX B and D
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD TX:
_Inter- channels
Group A and C;
TX/RX RX:
Separatio channels
n)) B and D
TX:
channel
B; RX:
channels
A and C
TX:
channel
D; RX:
channels
A and C
TX:
channels
B and D;
RX:
channels
A and C

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y Y Y Y Y TX:
ANTEN channel
NA_AB A; RX:
_CD(Fou channels
r A and B
Feeder[4 TX:
TX channel
+ 4RX] B; RX:
(AB_CD channels
)) A and B
TX:
channels
A and B;
RX:
channels
A and B
TX:
channel
A; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
B; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channels
A and B;
RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
C; RX:
channels
C and D
TX:
channel
D; RX:

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
channels
C and D
TX:
channels
C and D;
RX:
channels
C and D
TX:
channel
C; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
D; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channels
C and D;
RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
FOUR_ Y Y Y Y Y TX:
ANTEN channel
NA_AC A; RX:
_BD(Fou channels
r A and C
Feeder[4 TX:
TX channel
+ 4RX] C; RX:
(AC_BD channels
)) A and C
TX:
channels
A and C;
RX:
channels
A and C
TX:
channel
A; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
C; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channels
A and C;
RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
B; RX:
channels
B and D
TX:
channel
D; RX:

GSM BSS

Diversit y ration
y
channels
B and D
TX:
channels
B and D;
RX:
channels
B and D
TX:
channel
B; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channel
D; RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
TX:
channels
B and D;
RX:
channels
A, B, C,
and D
– Hybrid configuration for different types of RRUs or RFUs is supported. Table 3-3
provides the hybrid configuration rule for RF modules in a GBTS.
Table 3-3 Hybrid configuration rule for RF modules in a GBTS

Different frequency bands All types of RRU and RFU modules support
hybrid configuration.
Same Different All types of RRU and RFU modules support

frequency sectors hybrid configuration.
band

GSM BSS
Same sector l All types of RRU and RFU modules except

RRU3004 and DRFU modules support hybrid
configuration.
l When MRFUd, MRFUd V6, or MRFUdw V6
modules are used together with other types of
RFU modules, neither inter-module RF FH
nor inter-PA power sharing is supported.
l When GRFU modules are used together with
MRFU or MRFUe modules, both inter-
module RF FH and inter-PA power sharing
are supported.
l When different types of RFU modules are
used together, if both inter-module RF FH and
inter-PA power sharing are required, the
software of the base station, base station
controller, and CME must be upgraded to
their required versions.
l In the same subsite of a multi-site cell, only
RRU3008 V1 and RRU3008 V2 modules can
be used together, and only RRU3908 V1 and
RRU3908 V2 modules can be used together.
Table 3-4 lists the typical configurations of send and receive modes for RF modules.
Table 3-4 Typical configurations of send and receive modes for RF modules in a GBTS
RF Send Receive Send and Number Remarks
Module Mode Mode Receive of RF
(SNDMD( (RCVMD( Mode Module
BSC6910,B BSC6910,B s/
SC6900)) SC6900)) Carriers
DRFU Transmit Main Double 1/S1 -

diversity diversity Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]
Four-way Double 2/S2 The two RF

receive Feeder[2TX modules
diversity + 4RX] must be
interconnecte
d.
Independent Main Single 1/S1-S2 -

transmit or diversity Feeder[1TX
combination + 1RX]
Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]

GSM BSS

Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]
Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]
Single 2/S3-S4 The two RF

Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.

interconnecte
d.
PBT Main Double 1/S1 -

diversity Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
Single 2/S2 The two RF

Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.

interconnecte
d.
Dynamic Main Double 1/S2 -

transmit diversity Feeder[2TX
diversity + 2RX]

PBT diversity Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
GRFU/ Independent Main Single 1/S1-S6 -

MRFU transmit or diversity Feeder[1TX
combination + 1RX]

GSM BSS


Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.
Double 1/S1-S6 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]
Double 1/S1-S6 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
Four-way Double 2/S1-S6 The two RF

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
DRRU Transmit Main Double 1/S1 -

+ 2RX]
Independent Main Single 1/S1-S2 -

combination + 1RX]
Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]
Double 1/S1-S2 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]

GSM BSS


Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.
PBT Main Double 1/S1 -

diversity Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
Single 2/S2 The two RF

Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.

diversity + 2RX]

PBT diversity Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]
GRRU/ Transmit Main Double 1/S1-S4 RRU3908

MRRU/ diversity diversity Feeder[2TX V1 supports
AIRU(exclu + 2RX] only 1/S1-
ding S3.
RRU3952m
(2100 Four 1/S1-S4 Only
MHz), Feeder[2TX RRU3953w
AAU3911 + 2RX] supports this
(RU3952m (Without mode.
(2100 Same Pass
MHz)), and No.)
RXU06) Four 1/S1-S4 Only
Feeder[4TX RRU3971
+ 4RX] supports this
(AB_CD_In mode.
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation)

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD_In mode.
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation))
,
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD) mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD) mode.

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
RRU3908
V1 supports
only 2/S1-
S6.

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942,
+ 4RX] RRU3952m
(1800
MHz),AAU3
911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),
RRU3952,
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3971,
and
AAU3920
support this
mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD) mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD) mode.
Non- Main Double 1/S1-S6 -

combination diversity Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]

GSM BSS


Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d. RRU3928,
RRU3922E,
RRU3938,
RRU3939,
RRU3952m
(1800 MHz),
AAU3911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3959,
RRU5905,
RRU5905w,
RRU5909,
RRU5909s,
RRU3959w,
RRU3961,
RRU3965,
RRU3965d,
RRU3971,
AAU5940
and
AAU3910
(RU3938) do
not support
RF module
interconnecti
on.
Double 1/S1-S8 RRU3908

Feeder[2TX V1 supports
+ 2RX] only 1/S1-
S6.
Double 1/S1-S6 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]

GSM BSS

Four 1/S2-S8 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942,
+ 2RX] RRU3952m
(1800 MHz),
AAU3911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),RRU
3952,
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3971an
d AAU3920
support this
mode.
Four 1/S2-S8 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942,
+ 4RX] RRU3952m
(1800 MHz),
AAU3911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),
RRU3952,
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3971
and
AAU3920
support this
mode.
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3953w
(Without mode.
Same Pass
No.)

GSM BSS

Three 2/S2-S16 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942
+ 4RX] and
RRU3952
support this
mode. In
addition, the
two RF
modules
must be
interconnecte
d.
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(A_B_C_D) mode.
Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AB_CD_In
tra-Group
TX/RX
Separation)
Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD_In
tra-Group
TX/RX
Separation)
Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AB_CD_In
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation)

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD_In
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation)
Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AB_CD)
Four 1/S1-S8
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD)

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
RRU3908
V1 supports
only 2/S1-
S6.

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942,
+ 4RX] RRU3952m
(1800 MHz),
AAU3911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),
RRU3952,
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3971
and
AAU3920
support this
mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD) mode.
Four 1/S1-S4
Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX]
(AC_BD)
Dynamic Main Double 1/S2-S8 -

diversity + 2RX]
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3953w
(Without mode.
Same Pass
No.)
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD_In mode.
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation)

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD_In mode.
ter-Group
TX/RX
Separation)
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD) mode.
Four 1/S1-S8 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD) mode.

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
RRU3908
V1 supports
only 2/S1-
S6.

GSM BSS

Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[2TX RRU3942,
+ 4RX] RRU3952m
(1800 MHz),
AAU3911
(RU3952m
(1800
MHz)),
RRU3952,
RRU3953,
RRU3953w,
RRU3971
and
AAU3920
support this
mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AB_CD) mode.
Four 1/S1-S4 Only

Feeder[4TX RRU3971
(AC_BD) mode.

GSM BSS

RRU3952m Non- Four-way Double 2/S1-S8 The

(2100 combination receive Feeder[2TX RRU3952m
MHz)/ diversity + 4RX] (2100 MHz)
AAU3911 or AAU3911
(RU3952m (RU3952m
(2100 (2100 MHz))
MHz)) must be
interconnecte
d with 1T2R
or 2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
RXU06 Non- Four-way Double 2/S1-S8 The RXU06

combination receive Feeder[2TX must be
diversity + 4RX] interconnecte
d with 1T2R
or 2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
MRFUe Independent Main Single 1/S1-S8 -

combination + 1RX]

GSM BSS


Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.
Double 1/S1-S8 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]
Double 1/S1-S8 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
MRFUd/ Independent Main Single 1/S1-S6 -

MRFUd V6 transmit or diversity Feeder[1TX
combination + 1RX]

Feeder[1TX modules
+ 2RX] must be
interconnecte
d.
Double 1/S1-S8 -
Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]
Double 1/S1-S6 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]

GSM BSS

Double 1/S1-S6 -
Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
Transmit Main Double 1/S1-S4 -

+ 2RX]

interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
Dynamic Main Double 1/S2-S8 -

diversity + 2RX]

GSM BSS


interconnecte
d. (Four-way
receive
diversity is
implemented
using
baseband
boards
without the
need of RF
interconnecti
on cables.)
MRFUdw Independent Main Four 1/S1-S8 -

V6 transmit or diversity Feeder[2TX
combination + 2RX]
(Without
Same Pass
No.)
Transmit Main Four 1/S1-S4 -

+ 2RX]
(Without
Same Pass
No.)
Dynamic Main Four 1/S2-S8 -

diversity + 2RX]
(Without
Same Pass
No.)
2. eGBTS
– PBT, dynamic PBT, and dynamic transit diversity are not supported.
– DRRU and DRFU are not supported.
– When the RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3953, RRU3953w, RRU3952m (1800 MHz),
RRU3971, or AAU3920 is configured with two 1T2R cells or two 1T1R cells, both
A/C and B/D serve as the send and receive channel groups.
– The MRFUdw V6 only supports A/B serving as send channels and C/D serving as
receive channels.

GSM BSS
– Hybrid configuration for different types of RRUs or RFUs is supported. Table 3-5
provides the hybrid configuration rule for RF modules in an eGBTS.
– Cross-RRU transmit diversity is not supported.
Table 3-5 Hybrid configuration rule for RF modules in an eGBTS

Different frequency All types of RRU and RFU modules support hybrid
bands configuration.
Same Different All types of RRU and RFU modules support hybrid
frequency sectors configuration.
band
Same l When MRFUd, MRFUd V6, or MRFUdw V6
sector modules are used together with other types of
RFU modules, neither inter-module RF FH nor
inter-PA power sharing is supported.
l When GRFU modules are used together with
MRFU or MRFUe modules, both inter-module
RF FH and inter-PA power sharing are supported.
l When different types of RFU modules are used
together, if both inter-module RF FH and inter-PA
power sharing are required, the software of the
base station, base station controller, and CME
must be upgraded to their required versions.
l In the same subsite of a multi-site cell, only
RRU3008 V1 and RRU3008 V2 modules can be
used together, and only RRU3908 V1 and
RRU3908 V2 modules can be used together.
For details about the typical configurations of send and receive modes, see Table
3-6,Table 3-7 and Table 3-8.
Table 3-6 Typical configurations of send and receive modes for RF modules in an
eGBTS (1)
RF Send Receive Send Send Number Remarks
Module Mode Mode and and of RF
(SNDM (RCVM Receive Receive Modules
D) D) Mode of Mode of /Carriers
Channel Channel
A B
GRFU/ SINGLE SINGLE RXTX_ - 1/S1-S6 -

MRFU SND(Sin RECV(Si MODE(R
gle ngle X And
Transmit Receiver) TX)
ter)
TX_MO RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -
DE(TX) DE(RX)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
MAINDI RXTX_ - 2/S2-S12 The two

VERSIT MODE(R RF
Y(Main X AND modules
Diversity) TX) must be
interconn
ected.
RXTX_ RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -

MODE(R DE(RX)
X AND
TX)
FOURDI RXTX_ RX_MO 2/S1-S6 The two

VERSIT MODE(R DE(RX) RF
Y (Four- X AND modules
way TX) must be
receive interconn
diversity) ected.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)
GRRU/ SINGLE MAINDI RXTX_ RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -

MRRU/ SND(Sin VERSIT MODE(R DE(RX)
AIRU(exc gle Y(Main X AND
luding Transmit Diversity) TX)
RRU3942, ter)
RRU3952,
RRU3952
m,
AAU3911
(RU3952
m),
RRU3953,

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
RRU3953 RXTX_ - 2/S2-S12 The two

w, MODE(R RF
RRU3971, X AND modules
RRU5901, TX) must be
AAU3920 interconn
,and ected.
RXU06) RRU3928
,
RRU3922
E,
RRU3938
,
RRU3939
,
RRU3959
,
RRU3959
w,
RRU3961
,
RRU5905
,RRU590
5w,
RRU5909
,
RRU5909
s, and
AAU391
0
(RU3938)
do not
support
RF
module
interconn
ection.

MODE(R DE(RX)
X AND
TX)
RX_MO RXTX_
DE(RX) MODE(R
X AND
TX)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
SINGLE TX_MO RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -

RECV(Si DE(TX) DE(RX)
ngle
Receiver) RXTX_ - 1/S1-S6 -
MODE(R
X AND
TX)

Y(Four- X AND modules
way TX) must be
receive interconn
diversity) ected.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)
DIVERS MAINDI RXTX_ RXTX_ 1/S1-S4

ITY(Div VERSIT MODE(R MODE(R
ersity) Y(Main X AND X AND
Diversity) TX) TX)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
FOURDI RXTX_ RXTX_ 2/S1-S8 The two

VERSIT MODE(R MODE(R RF
Y(Four X AND X AND modules
Diversity) TX) TX) must be
interconn
ected.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
RRU3952 SINGLE FOURDI RX_MO RX_MO 2/S1-S8 The

m (2100 SND(Sin VERSIT DE(RX) DE(RX) RRU3952
MHz)/ gle Y(Four- m (2100
AAU3911 Transmit way MHz) or
(RU3952 ter) receive AAU391
m (2100 diversity) 1
MHz)) (RU3952
m (2100
MHz))
must be
interconn
ected
with
1T2R or
2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
DIVERS FOURDI RX_MO RX_MO 2/S1-S4 The

ITY(Div VERSIT DE(RX) DE(RX) RRU3952
ersity) Y (Four- m (2100
way MHz) or
receive AAU391
diversity) 1
(RU3952
m (2100
MHz))
must be
interconn
ected
with
2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
RXU06 SINGLE FOURDI RX_MO RX_MO 2/S1-S8 The

SND(Sin VERSIT DE(RX) DE(RX) RXU06
gle Y(Four- must be
Transmit way interconn
ter) receive ected
diversity) with
1T2R or
2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
DIVERS FOURDI RX_MO RX_MO 2/S1-S4 The

ITY(Div VERSIT DE(RX) DE(RX) RXU06
ersity) Y (Four- must be
way interconn
receive ected
diversity) with
2T2R RF
modules.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)
MRFUe SINGLE SINGLE RXTX_ - 1/S1-S8 -

SND(Sin RECV(Si MODE(R
gle ngle X AND
Transmit Receiver) TX)
ter)
TX_MO RX_MO 1/S1-S8 -
DE(TX) DE(RX)
MAINDI RXTX_ - 2/S2-S16 The two

VERSIT MODE(R RF
Y(Main X AND modules
Diversity) TX) must be
interconn
ected.

MODE(R DE(RX)
X AND
TX)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B

way TX) must be
receive interconn
diversity) ected.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)
MRFUd/ SINGLE MAINDI RXTX_ RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -

MRFUd SND(Sin VERSIT MODE(R DE(RX)
V6 gle Y(Main X AND
Transmit Diversity) TX)
ter)
RXTX_ - 2/S2-S12 The two
MODE(R RF
X AND modules
TX) must be
interconn
ected.

MODE(R DE(RX)
X AND
TX)
RX_MO RXTX_ -
DE(RX) MODE(R
X AND
TX)
SINGLE TX_MO RX_MO 1/S1-S6 -

RECV(Si DE(TX) DE(RX)

GSM BSS

Channel Channel
A B
ngle RXTX_ - 1/S1-S6 -

Receiver) MODE(R
X AND
TX)

way TX) must be
receive interconn
diversity) ected.
(Four-
way
receive
diversity
is
implemen
ted using
baseband
boards
without
the need
of RF
interconn
ection
cables.)
DIVERS MAINDI RXTX_ RXTX_ 1/S1-S4 -

ITY(Div VERSIT MODE(R MODE(R
ersity) Y(Main X AND X AND
Diversity) TX) TX)
FOURDI RXTX_ RXTX_ 2/S1-S4 -

VERSIT MODE(R MODE(R
Y (Four- X AND X AND
way TX) TX)
receive
diversity)

GSM BSS
eGBTS (2)
RF Send Recei Send Send Send Send Numb Rema
Modu Mode ve and and and and er of rks
le (SND Mode Recei Recei Recei Recei RF
MD) (RCV ve ve ve ve Modu
MD) Mode Mode Mode Mode les/
of of of of Carrie
Chan Chan Chan Chan rs
nel A nel B nel C nel D
MRRU SINGL MAIN RXTX RX_M - - 1/S1- -

/ ESND( DIVE _MOD ODE( S6
AIRU( Single RSIT E(RX RX)
RRU3 Trans Y(Mai AND
942/ mitter) n TX)
RRU3 Diversi
952/ ty) RXTX RX_M - - 1/S1- -
RRU3 _MOD ODE( S8
952m E(RX RX)
(1800 AND
MHz)/ TX)
AAU3 RX_M RXTX - - -
911 ODE( _MOD
(RU39 RX) E(RX
52m AND
(1800 TX)
MHz))
/ RXTX - RX_M - 1/S1- -
RRU3 _MOD ODE( S6
953/ E(RX RX)
RRU3 AND
953w/ TX)
RRU3
971/ - RXTX - RX_M 1/S1- -
AAU3 _MOD ODE( S6
920) E(RX RX)
AND
TX)
TX_M TX_M RX_M RX_M 1/S1- Only

ODE( ODE( ODE( ODE( S8 RRU3
TX) TX) RX) RX) 953w
suppor
ts this
mode.

GSM BSS

of of of of Carrie
RXTX RXTX - RX_M 2/S2- Only

_MOD _MOD ODE( S16 RRU3
E(RX E(RX RX) 942
AND AND and
TX) TX) RRU3
952
suppor
t this
mode.
In
additio
n, the
two
RF
modul
es
must
be
interco
nnecte
d.
SINGL TX_M RX_M - - 1/S1- -

EREC ODE( ODE( S6
V(Sing TX) RX)
le
Receiv RXTX - - - 1/S1- -
er) _MOD S6
E(RX
AND
TX)
Four- RXTX RX_M RX_M RX_M 1/S1- -

way _MOD ODE( ODE( ODE( S4
receive E(RX RX) RX) RX)
diversi AND
ty TX)
DIVE MAIN RXTX RXTX - - 1/S1- -

RSIT DIVE _MOD _MOD S4
Y(Div RSIT E(RX E(RX
ersity) Y(Mai AND AND
n TX) TX)
Diversi
ty)

GSM BSS

of of of of Carrie
RXTX RXTX 1/S1- Only

_MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.

_MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.

_MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.
RXTX RXTX RXTX RXTX 1/S1- Only

_MOD _MOD _MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
E(RX E(RX E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND AND AND suppor
TX) TX) TX) TX) ts this
mode.
FOUR RXTX RXTX RX_M RX_M 1/S1- -

DIVE _MOD _MOD ODE( ODE( S4
RSITY E(RX E(RX RX) RX)
(Four- AND AND
way TX) TX)
receive
diversi RX_M RX_M RXTX RXTX 1/S1- Only
ty) ODE( ODE( _MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
RX) RX) E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.

GSM BSS

of of of of Carrie
RXTX RX_M RXTX RX_M 1/S1- Only

_MOD ODE( _MOD ODE( S4 RRU3
E(RX RX) E(RX RX) 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.
RX_M RXTX RX_M RXTX 1/S1- Only

ODE( _MOD ODE( _MOD S4 RRU3
RX) E(RX RX) E(RX 971
AND AND suppor
TX) TX) ts this
mode.
RXTX RXTX RXTX RXTX 1/S1- Only

_MOD _MOD _MOD _MOD S4 RRU3
E(RX E(RX E(RX E(RX 971
AND AND AND AND suppor
TX) TX) TX) TX) ts this
mode.
MRFU SINGL MAIN TX_M TX_M RX_M RX_M 1/S1- -

dw V6 ESND( DIVE ODE( ODE( ODE( ODE( S8
Single RSIT TX) TX) RX) RX)
Trans Y(Mai
mitter) n
Diversi
ty)
DIVE MAIN TX_M TX_M RX_M RX_M 1/S1-

RSIT DIVE ODE( ODE( ODE( ODE( S4
Y(Div RSIT TX) TX) RX) RX)
ersity) Y(Mai
n
Diversi
ty)

GSM BSS
eGBTS (3)
RF Send Receive Send and Send Number Remark
Module Mode Mode Receive and of RF s
(SNDM (RCVM Mode Receive Modules
D) D) (Any of Mode /Carriers
R0A to (Any of
R7A) R0B to
R7B)
AAU3902 SINGLE SINGLE RXTX_M - 1/S1-S8 -

SND(Sin RECV(S ODE(RX
gle ingle AND TX)
Transmit Receiver
ter) ) TX_MOD RX_MOD 1/S1-S8 -
E(TX) E(RX)
MAIND RXTX_M RX_MOD 1/S1-S8 -

IVERSI ODE(RX E(RX)
TY(Mai AND TX)
n
Diversit
y)
DIVERS MAIND RXTX_M RXTX_M 1/S1-S4 -

ITY(Div IVERSI ODE(RX ODE(RX
ersity) TY(Mai AND TX) AND TX)
n
Diversit
y)
BTS Typical Configuration Modes

The typical BTS configuration modes are defined in terms of cells and carriers. The difference
between configuration modes lies in the number of cells and carriers configured for different
BTSs.
l Definitions of typical configuration
Generally, BTSs have two configuration modes: S x and S x/x/x.
– "S" represents a site, that is, a BTS.
– The quantity of "x" represents the number of cells.
– The value of "x" indicates the number of carriers under each cell.
For example, S2 indicates that there is one cell under a BTS and two carriers under this cell.
S2/2/2 indicates that there are three cells under a BTS and each cell is configured with two
carriers.
l Typical configuration modes
The typical BTS configuration modes are as follows:
– S2
– S2/2/2

GSM BSS
– S4/4/4
– S6/6/6
– S8/8/8
– S12/12/12
The BTS configuration operations in all scenarios are the same. The configuration objects and
quantity in these scenarios, however, are different.
3.4.4 Carrier Configuration of RF Modules

The carrier configuration is limited by the RF module capabilities, including the number of
supported channels, frequency band capabilities, the maximum number of carriers, send and
receive mode, receive bandwidth, and transmit bandwidth. For details about carrier
configurations, see the product descriptions for each module in 3900 Series Base Station
Product Description. For example, for details about the specifications of RRU3929, see
RRU3929 Description.
Table 3-9 uses RRU3929 (900 MHz) as an example to describe carrier configurations.
Table 3-9 Specifications of an RRU3929 (900 MHz)

Channel Capacity Frequency Send and Receive Transmit
Quantity Band Receive Bandwidth Bandwidth
(MHz)
2 8 carriers 900 2T2R 35 MHz 35 MHz
The send and receive bandwidths of an RF module are limited. For example, the send and
receive bandwidths of an RRU3929 (900 MHz) are 35 MHz. Therefore, the total bandwidth
of all carriers on each channel must be within 35 MHz. Otherwise, the BSC and CME will fail
to verify configurations.
The capacity of an RF module is limited. For example, the two channels of an RRU3929 (900
MHz) support a maximum of eight 1T2R carriers, and a single channel supports a maximum
of six 1T2R carriers. If the configuration exceeds this limitation, the BSC and CME fail to
verify configurations.
The procedure for configuring carriers for an RRU3929 (900 MHz) is as follows:
1. Configure power of carriers in the cell based on the planned cell coverage. The power is
specified by the Power Type parameter in the BSC MML command SET GTRXDEV.
If the cell is a concentric cell, the carrier power in the underlaid subcell is greater than
that in the overlaid subcell. If the cell is not a concentric cell, the power of carriers in the
cell is the same. That is, the power of the BCCH TRX is the same as that of non-BCCH
TRXs. The power supported by RF modules varies depending on their specifications.
For details about the specifications, see " Reference for Configuring RF Module Power"
in BSC6900 GSM Product Documentation or BSC6910 GSM Product Documentation by
choosing Operation and Maintenance > Configuration Management > BSC6900
GSM Initial Configuration Guide or BSC6910 GSM Initial Configuration Guide >
Configuration Reference Information > Configuration Reference for the GBTS/
eGBTS. Alternatively, you can see "Typical Power Configuration Reference for RF
Modules" in 3900 Series Base Station Product Documentation by choosing Description

GSM BSS
> Technical Description > 3900 Series Base Station Technical Description > Product
Specifications.
2. Determine the send mode and receive mode of carriers. The send mode and receive
mode of carriers are jointly determined by carrier power and RF module types. For a
GBTS, run the BSC MML command SET GTRXDEV to set the send mode and receive
mode for carriers. For an eGBTS, run the eGBTS MML command ADD
GTRXGROUP to set the send mode and receive mode for carriers. For details about the
configurations of the send mode and receive mode, see 3.4.6 Data Preparation of
Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules.
3. Determine the antenna send and receive mode of an RF module based on the send mode
and receive mode of carriers. For a GBTS, run the BSC MML command SET
BTSRXUBP to set the antenna send and receive modes. For an eGBTS, run the eGBTS
MML command ADD SECTOREQM to set the antenna send and receive modes. For
details about the configurations of antenna send and receive modes, see 3.4.6 Data
Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules.
3.4.5 Data Preparation in eGBTS Typical Scenarios
Scenario 1 Common Cell in S2 Mode

In this scenario, configure one cell that has two carriers. The detailed configurations are as
follows:
1. Configure one GCELL and one GLOCELL with the frequency band of 900 MHz. The
GCELL has two TRXs.
2. Configure one SECTOR.
3. Configure one GTRXGROUP.
4. Configure one SECTOREQM.
Figure 2-5 shows scenario 1. For details about data preparation of typical send and receive
modes for RF modules, see 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for
RF Modules.
1. On the BSC Side
Table 3-10 Configuring one GCELL for adding GSM cells

Parameter Name Parameter ID Data Source Configuration Value
Freq. Band TYPE(BSC691 Network plan GSM900

0,BSC6900)
MCC MCC(BSC6910, Network plan 460

BSC6900)
MNC MNC(BSC6910 Network plan 51

,BSC6900)
Cell CI CI(BSC6910,B Network plan 160

SC6900)
NCC NCC(BSC6910, Network plan 0

BSC6900)

GSM BSS
BCC BCC(BSC6910, Network plan 0

BSC6900)
Cell IUO Type IUOTP(BSC69 Network plan Normal_cell(Normal

10,BSC6900) Cell)
Local Cell ID GLOCELLID( Network plan 160

BSC6910,BSC6
900)
Table 3-11 Configuring two GTRXs for adding TRXs

TRX ID TRXID(BSC691 Network plan 1601

0,BSC6900)
Frequency FREQ(BSC691 Network plan 1

0,BSC6900)
Is Main BCCH ISMAINBCCH( Network plan YES(Yes)

TRX BSC6910,BSC6
900)
TRX Group ID GTRXGROUPI Network plan 160

D(BSC6910,BS
C6900)
Parameter Parameter ID Data Source Configuration Value

Name

0,BSC6900)
Frequency FREQ(BSC691 Network plan 10

0,BSC6900)
Is Main BCCH ISMAINBCCH( Network plan NO(No)

TRX BSC6910,BSC6
900)

D(BSC6910,BS
C6900)

GSM BSS
Table 3-12 Configuring one SECTOR for adding sectors

Parameter Parameter ID Data Source Configuration
Name Value
Cabinet No. of ANT1CN Network plan Number of the cabinet

Antenna 1 accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.
Subrack No. of ANT1SRN Network plan Number of the subrack

module connected to
antenna 1.
Slot No. of ANT1SN Network plan Number of the slot

module connected to
antenna 1.
Channel No. of ANT1N Network plan R0A(R0A)

Antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.
Channel No. of ANT2N Network plan R0B(R0B)

Antenna 2
Create Default CREATESECT Network plan FALSE(FALSE)

Sector Equipment OREQM
Table 3-13 Configuring one SECTOREQM for adding sector equipment

Name Value

module connected to
antenna 1.

GSM BSS

Name Value

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX TX ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(RX

Mode And TX)

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 RX TX ANTTYPE2 Network plan RX_MODE(RX)

Mode
Table 3-14 Configuring one GLOCELL for adding local cells

Local Cell ID GLOCELLID Network plan 160
Baseband Policy BASEBANDPO Network plan EMBEDBBONLY(Em

LICY bedded Baseband
Only)
User Label USERLABEL Network plan 160

GSM BSS
Table 3-15 Configuring one GTRXGROUP for adding TRX groups

D
Table 3-16 Configuring one GTRXGROUPSECTOREQM for adding sector equipment

to TRX groups
Parameter Name Parameter ID Data Source Configuration

Value
TRX Group ID GTRXGROUPID Network plan 160
Sector Equipment SECTOREQMID Network plan 1

ID
Scenario 2 Concentric Cell in S4 Mode

In this scenario, configure one cell that has four TRXs. The detailed configurations are as
follows:
1. Configure one GCELL and one GLOCELL with the frequency bands of 900 MHz and
1800 MHz. The GCELL has four TRXs.
2. Configure one SECTOR. Add two sector antennas with the frequency band of 900 MHz
and two sector antennas with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.
3. Configure one GTRXGROUP with the frequency band of 900 MHz and one
GTRXGROUP with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.
4. Configure one SECTOREQM with the frequency band of 900 MHz and one
SECTOREQM with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.
RF Modules.
1. On the BSC Side
Table 3-17 Configuring one GCELL for adding GSM cells

Value
Freq. Band TYPE(BSC6910, Network plan GSM900_DCS1800

BSC6900)
MCC MCC(BSC6910, Network plan 460

BSC6900)

GSM BSS

Value
MNC MNC(BSC6910, Network plan 51

BSC6900)
Cell CI CI(BSC6910,BS Network plan 160

C6900)
NCC NCC(BSC6910,B Network plan 0

SC6900)
BCC BCC(BSC6910,B Network plan 0

SC6900)
Cell IUO Type IUOTP(BSC6910 Network plan Concentric_cell(Conc

,BSC6900) entric Cell)
Local Cell ID GLOCELLID(BS Network plan 160

C6910,BSC6900)
Table 3-18 Configuring four GTRXs for adding TRXs

Value

,BSC6900)
Frequency FREQ(BSC6910, Network plan 1

BSC6900)
Is Main BCCH ISMAINBCCH( Network plan YES(Yes)

TRX BSC6910,BSC69
00)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)

TRX BSC6910,BSC69
00)

GSM BSS

Value

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)

TRX BSC6910,BSC69
00)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)

TRX BSC6910,BSC69
00)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

GSM BSS
Table 3-19 Configuring one SECTOR for adding sectors

Value
Cabinet No. of ANT1CN Network plan Number of the

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.
Subrack No. of ANT1SRN Network plan Number of the

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

Antenna 3 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 3.

GSM BSS

Value

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

Antenna 4 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna4 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4
Create Default CREATESECTO Network plan FALSE(FALSE)

Sector Equipment REQM
Table 3-20 Configuring two SECTOREQMs for adding sector equipment

Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

GSM BSS

Value

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Mode And TX)

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

Mode

Value

Antenna 3 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 3.

GSM BSS

Value

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

Mode And TX)

Antenna 4 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

Mode
Table 3-21 Configuring one GLOCELL for adding local cells

Value
Baseband Policy BASEBANDPO Network plan EMBEDBBONLY(E

LICY mbedded Baseband
Only)

GSM BSS
Table 3-22 Configuring two GTRXGROUPs for adding TRX groups

Value

Value

D
Table 3-23 Configuring two GTRXGROUPSECTOREQMs for adding sector equipment

to TRX groups

Value

ID

Value

ID
Scenario 3 Enhanced Dual-Band Network Cell in S2+S2 Mode

In this scenario, configure two cells with each cell having two TRXs. The detailed
configurations are as follows:
1. Configure one GCELL and one GLOCELL with the frequency band of 900 MHz. The
GCELL has two TRXs. Configure one GCELL and one GLOCELL with the frequency
band of 1800 MHz. The GCELL has two TRXs.
2. Configure one SECTOR for the cell with the frequency band of 900 MHz and one
SECTOR for the cell with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.

GSM BSS
3. Configure one GTRXGROUP with the frequency band of 900 MHz and one
GTRXGROUP with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.
4. Configure one SECTOREQM with the frequency band of 900 MHz and one
SECTOREQM with the frequency band of 1800 MHz.
RF Modules.
1. On the BSC Side
Table 3-24 Configuring two GCELLs for adding GSM cells

Value
Freq. Band TYPE(BSC6910, Network plan GSM900

BSC6900)
MCC MCC(BSC6910,B Network plan 460

SC6900)
MNC MNC(BSC6910,B Network plan 51

SC6900)
Cell CI CI(BSC6910,BSC Network plan 160

6900)

SC6900)

SC6900)
Cell IUO Type IUOTP(BSC6910, Network plan EDB_cell(Enhanced

BSC6900) Double Frequency
Cell)
Cell Inner/Extra CELLINEXTP(B Network plan Extra(Extra)

Property SC6910,BSC6900
)
Same Group Cell DBLFREQADJI Network plan BYID(By Index)

Index Type DTYPE(BSC6910
,BSC6900)
Same Group Cell DBLFREQADJC Network plan 161

Index ID(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

C6910,BSC6900)

GSM BSS

Value
Freq. Band TYPE(BSC6910, Network plan GSM1800

BSC6900)
MCC MCC(BSC6910,B Network plan 460

SC6900)
MNC MNC(BSC6910,B Network plan 51

SC6900)
Cell CI CI(BSC6910,BSC Network plan 161

6900)

SC6900)

SC6900)
Cell IUO Type IUOTP(BSC6910 Network plan EDB_cell(Enhanced

,BSC6900) Double Frequency
Cell)
Cell Inner/Extra CELLINEXTP(B Network plan Inner(Inner)

Property SC6910,BSC6900
)
Same Group Cell DBLFREQADJI Network plan BYID(By Index)

Index Type DTYPE(BSC6910
,BSC6900)
Same Group Cell DBLFREQADJC Network plan 160

Index ID(BSC6910,BS
C6900)

C6910,BSC6900)
Table 3-25 Configuring four GTRXs for adding TRXs

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)
Is Main BCCH ISMAINBCCH(B Network plan YES(Yes)

TRX SC6910,BSC6900
)

GSM BSS

Value

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)
Is Main BCCH ISMAINBCCH(B Network plan NO(No)

TRX SC6910,BSC6900
)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

BSC6900)

TRX SC6910,BSC6900
)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)

Value

,BSC6900)

GSM BSS

Value

BSC6900)

TRX SC6910,BSC6900
)

D(BSC6910,BSC
6900)
Table 3-26 Configuring two SECTORs for adding sectors

Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Value

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2


Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Value

Antenna 2

Table 3-27 Configuring two SECTOREQMs for adding sector equipment

Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Mode And TX)

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Value

Antenna 2

Mode

Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

Mode And TX)

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Value

Antenna 2

Mode
Table 3-28 Configuring two GLOCELLs for adding local cells

Value
Baseband Policy BASEBANDPOL Network plan EMBEDBBONLY(E

ICY mbedded Baseband
Only)

Value
Baseband Policy BASEBANDPOL Network plan EMBEDBBONLY(E

ICY mbedded Baseband
Only)
Table 3-29 Configuring two GTRXGROUPs for adding TRX groups

Value

Value

GSM BSS

Value
Table 3-30 Configuring two GTRXGROUPSECTOREQMs for adding sector equipment

to TRX groups
Value

ID

Value

ID
3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF

Modules
This section describes parameters for setting RF module send and receive modes in typical
scenarios. The typical scenarios are as follows:
l Scenario 1 1T1R Common Cell (Single Feeder[1TX + 1RX])
l Scenario 2 1T1R Common Cell (Double Feeders [1TX + 1RX])
l Scenario 5 1T2R Common Cell (Single Feeder [1TX + 2RX])
l Scenario 6 Two 1T1R Common Cells (Four Feeders [2TX + 2RX])
l Scenario 7 Two 1T2R Common Cells (Four Feeders [2TX +4RX])
l Scenario 8 1T2R PBT Cell (Double Feeders [1TX + 2RX])
l Scenario 9 1T2R PBT Cell (Single Feeder [1TX + 2RX])
l Scenario 10 2T2R Transmit Diversity Cell (Double Feeders [2TX +2RX])
l Scenario 11 Three 1T2R Common Cells (Three Feeder [2TX + 4RX])
l Scenario 12 1T4R Four-Way Receive Diversity Cell (Double Feeder [2TX + 4RX])
l Scenario 13 1T4R Four-way Receive Diversity Cell (Four Feeders [2TX +4RX])
l Scenario 14 1T2R Common Cell (Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX](Without Same Pass
No.))

GSM BSS
l Scenario 15 2T2R Transmit Diversity Cell (Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX](Without

Same Pass No.))
l Scenario 16 4T4R Common Cell (Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD))
Scenario 1 1T1R Common Cell (Single Feeder[1TX + 1RX])

Table 3-31 lists the RF modules supporting scenario 1 and their send and receive channels.
Table 3-31 RF modules supporting scenario 1 and their send and receive channels
RF Module Send and Receive Channel
l DRFU
l GRFU V1, GRFU V2, and GRFU V2a
l MRFU V1, MRFU V2, MRFU V2a,
MRFUd, MRFU V6, MRFUd V6, and
MRFUe
l RRU3004, RRU3008 V1, RRU3008 V2,
RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3926,
RRU3928, RRU3929, RRU3922E,
RRU3936, RRU3938, RRU3939,
RRU5905,RRU5905w, RRU5909,
RRU5909s, RRU3959, RRU3959w, and
RRU3961
l AAU3910 (RU3938), AAU5940 , and
AAU3902
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU3953,
RRU5901, and RRU3953w
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

GSM BSS
Table 3-32 Settings of parameters in the SET BTSRXUBP command

Name
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan SGL_ANTENNA(Single

Receiving BSC6900,BSC Feeder[1TX + 1RX])
Mode 6910)
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan SGL_ANTENNA(Single

Receiving 1(BSC6900,BS Feeder[1TX + 1RX])
Mode C6910)
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan SGL_ANTENNA(Single

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS Feeder[1TX + 1RX])
Receiving C6910)
Mode
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan SGL_ANTENNA(Single

Receiving C6910)
Mode
BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan SGL_ANTENNA(Single

Receiving C6910)
Mode
Table 3-33 Settings of parameters in the SET GTRXDEV command (using MRFUd as
an example)
Name
Receive Mode RCVMD(BSC Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Main

6910,BSC6900 Diversity)
)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan DTIC(Transmit

6900,BSC6910 Independency or
) Combination)
2. eGBTS
Table 3-34 Configuring one SECTOREQM for setting antenna receive and send modes
Name

Antenna 1

GSM BSS

Name
Antenna 1 ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(RX And

RX/TX Mode TX)
Table 3-35 Configuring one GTRXGROUP for setting receive mode and send mode of
eGBTS TRXs
Name
Receiving RCVMD Network plan SINGLERECV(Single

Mode Receiver)
Sending Mode SNDMD Network plan SINGLESND(Single

Transmitter)
Scenario 2 1T1R Common Cell (Double Feeders [1TX + 1RX])

l DRFU
MRFUe
l RRU3004, RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008
V2, RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2,
RRU3926, RRU3928, RRU3929,
RRU3922E, RRU3936, RRU3938,
RRU3939, RRU5905,RRU5905w,
RRU5909, RRU5909s, RRU3959,
RRU3959w, and RRU3961
l AAU3910 (RU3938), AAU5940, and
AAU3902

GSM BSS
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU3953,
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

Parameter Parameter Data Source Configuration Value
Name ID
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan DOUBLESINGLE_ANTEN

Receiving BSC6900,BS NA(Double Feeder[1TX
Mode C6910) + 1RX])
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLESINGLE_ANTEN

Receiving 1(BSC6900,B NA(Double Feeder[1TX
Mode SC6910) + 1RX])
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLESINGLE_ANTEN

Sending 2(BSC6900,B NA(Double Feeder[1TX
Receiving SC6910) + 1RX])
Mode
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLESINGLE_ANTEN

Mode
BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLESINGLE_ANTEN

Mode

GSM BSS
an example)
Name ID

0)

0) Combination)
2. eGBTS
Name ID

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 ANTTYPE1 Network plan TX_MODE(TX)

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 ANTTYPE2 Network plan RX_MODE(RX)

RX/TX Mode
eGBTS TRXs
Name ID

Mode Receiver)

Transmitter)


GSM BSS
l DRFU
MRFUd, MRFU V6, MRFUd V6 and
MRFUe
l RRU3004, RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008
V2, RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2,
RRU3926, RRU3928, RRU3929,
RRU3922E, RRU3936, RRU3938,
RRU393, RRU5905,
RRU5905w,RRU5909, RRU5909s,
RRU3959, RRU3959w, and RRU3961
l AAU3910 (RU3938), AAU5940, and
AAU3902
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU3953,
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Receiving BSC6900,BSC ENNA(Double Feeder[1TX
Mode 6910) + 2RX])

GSM BSS

Name
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Receiving 1(BSC6900,B ENNA(Double Feeder[1TX
Mode SC6910) + 2RX])
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Sending 2(BSC6900,B ENNA(Double Feeder[1TX
Mode
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Mode
BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Mode
an example)
Name

)

) Combination)
2. eGBTS
Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2

GSM BSS

Name ID

RX/TX Mode
eGBTS TRXs
Name
Receiving Mode RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Main

Diversity)

Transmitter)

l DRFU
l MRFUd, and MRFUd V6
l RRU3004, RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008
V2, RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2,
RRU3928, RRU3929, RRU3922E,
RRU3938, RRU3939,
RRU5905,RRU5905w, RRU5909,
RRU3961
l AAU3910 (RU3938), AAU5940, and
AAU3902

GSM BSS
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU3953,
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving Mode BSC6900,BSC uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
6910)
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving Mode 1(BSC6900,B uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
SC6910)
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Sending 2(BSC6900,B uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
Receiving Mode SC6910)
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do


GSM BSS
an example)
Name

)

) Combination)
2. eGBTS
Table 3-49 Configuring two SECTOREQMs for setting antenna receive and send modes
Name

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(RX And

TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 RX ANTTYPE2 Network plan RX_MODE(RX)

TX Mode

Name

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode TX)

GSM BSS
Table 3-50 Configuring two GTRXGROUPs for setting receive mode and send mode of
eGBTS TRXs (The settings of the receive mode and send mode for the two
GTRXGROUPs are the same.)
Name

Diversity)

Transmitter)
Scenario 5 1T2R Common Cell (Single Feeder [1TX + 2RX])

l DRFU
MRFUe
l RRU3004, RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008
V2, RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2,
RRU3926, RRU3929, and RRU3936
Hybrid configuration of RF modules is supported in scenario 5. Table 3-52 lists the RF

modules supporting scenario 5 and their send and receive channels (RF module hybrid
configuration). The figure in this table uses GRFU V1 and GRFU V2 modules as an example.

GSM BSS
Table 3-52 RF modules supporting scenario 5 and their send and receive channels (hybrid
configuration of RF modules)

MRFUe
l RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008 V2, RRU3908
V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3926,
RRU3929, and RRU3936
NOTE
RRUs are interconnected using two interconnection cables over the RX_IN/OUT port.
1. GBTS

Name
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Receiving BSC6900,BSC A(Single Feeder[1TX
Mode 6910) + 2RX])
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Receiving 1(BSC6900,BS A(Single Feeder[1TX
Mode C6910) + 2RX])
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS A(Single Feeder[1TX
Receiving C6910) + 2RX])
Mode
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Mode

GSM BSS

Name
BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Mode
an example)
Name
Receive Mode RCVMD(BSC6 Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Main

910,BSC6900) Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC6 Network plan DTIC(Transmit

900,BSC6910) Independency or
Combination)
2. eGBTS
Table 3-55, Table 3-56, and Table 3-57 provide intra-system interconnection
configurations.
Table 3-55 Configuring two SECTOREQMs for setting antenna receive and send modes
Name

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode TX)
Name

Diversity)

Transmitter)
Table 3-57 Configuring RF interconnection (RFCONNGRP)

Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan INTRA_SYS_INT

ERCONN(Intra
interconnection)
Cabinet No. of RFCONNCN1 Network plan Number of the

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1
Subrack No. of RFCONNSRN1 Network plan Number of the

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

GSM BSS

Value
Slot No. of RRU1 RFCONNSN1 Network plan Number of the slot

accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

RRU2 cabinet
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

RRU2 subrack
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

accommodating
RRU2/RFU2
Table 3-58, Table 3-59, and Table 3-60 provide inter-system interconnection
configurations.
Table 3-58 Configuring two RFCONNGRPs for setting antenna receive and send modes
Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected
to antenna 1

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating the
module connected
to antenna 1

module connected
to antenna 1

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX/TX ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(RX

Mode And TX)

GSM BSS

Value

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating the
module connected
to antenna 1

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating the
module connected
to antenna 1

module connected
to antenna 1

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 RX/TX ANTTYPE2 Network plan RX_MODE(RX)

Mode
Parameter Name Parameter Data Configuration Value

ID Source
Cabinet No. of Antenna ANT1CN Network Number of the cabinet

1 plan accommodating the module
connected to antenna 2
Subrack No. of Antenna ANT1SRN Network Number of the subrack

Slot No. of Antenna 1 ANT1SN Network Number of the slot

plan accommodating the module
Channel No. of Antenna ANT1N Network R0A(R0A)

1 plan
Antenna 1 RX/TX ANTTYPE1 Network RXTX_MODE(RX And

Mode plan TX)
Cabinet No. of Antenna ANT2CN Network Number of the cabinet


GSM BSS
Parameter Name Parameter Data Configuration Value

ID Source
Subrack No. of Antenna ANT2SRN Network Number of the subrack

Slot No. of Antenna 2 ANT2SN Network Number of the slot

plan accommodating the module

2 plan
Antenna 2 RX/TX ANTTYPE2 Network RX_MODE(RX)

Mode plan
Value
Receiving Mode RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSIT

Y(Main Diversity)
Sending Mode SNDMD Network plan SINGLESND(Sing

le Transmitter)
Table 3-60 Configuring two RF interconnection (RFCONNGRP)

Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan OUTER_SYS_INT

ERCONN(Outer
interconnection)

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

GSM BSS

Value

accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan OUTER_SYS_INT

ERCONN(Outer
interconnection)

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

accommodating
RRU2/RFU2
Scenario 6 Two 1T1R Common Cells (Four Feeders [2TX + 2RX])


GSM BSS
l RRU3942, RRU3952m (1800 MHz),

RRU3952,, RRU3953, and RRU3953w
l AAU3902, and AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode2( Network plan FOURDOUBLE_ANTE

Sending BSC6900,BSC NNA_NOTCOMMON(F
Receiving 6910) our Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
Mode
Table 3-63 Settings of parameters in the SET GTRXDEV command

Name

)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan NOCOMB(No

6900,BSC6910 Combination)
)
2. eGBTS
a. RRU3942/RRU3952/RRU3952m (1800 MHz)/RRU3953/RRU3953w/AAU3920

GSM BSS
Table 3-64 Configuring two SECTOREQMs for setting antenna receive and send
modes
Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode
Channel No. of ANT2N Network plan R0C(R0C)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode
Channel No. of ANT2N Network plan R0D(R0D)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode
Table 3-65 Configuring two GTRXGROUPs for setting receive mode and send
mode of eGBTS TRXs (The settings of the receive mode and send mode for the two
Name ID

Mode Receiver)

Transmitter)
b. AAU3902

GSM BSS
modes

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Mode Receiver)

Transmitter)
Scenario 7 Two 1T2R Common Cells (Four Feeders [2TX +4RX])


GSM BSS
l RRU3942, RRU3952m (1800 MHz),

RRU3952,, RRU3953, and RRU3953w
l AAU3902, and AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode2( Network plan FOURDOUBLEFOUR_A

Sending BSC6900,BSC NTENNA(Four
Receiving 6910) Feeder[2TX + 4RX])
Mode

Name
Receive Mode RCVMD(BSC6 Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Main

910,BSC6900) Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC6 Network plan NOCOMB(No

900,BSC6910) Combination)
2. eGBTS
a. RRU3942/RRU3952/RRU3952m (1800 MHz)/RRU3953/RRU3953w/AAU3920

GSM BSS
modes
Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode
Name ID
Receiving RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Mai

Mode n Diversity)

Transmitter)
b. AAU3902

GSM BSS
modes

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

Mode Receiver)

Transmitter)
Scenario 8 1T2R PBT Cell (Double Feeders [1TX + 2RX])


GSM BSS
l DRFU
l RRU3004
1. GBTS

Name ID
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Receiving Mode BSC6900,BSC ENNA(Double
6910) Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANT

Receiving Mode 1(BSC6900,B ENNA(Double
SC6910) Feeder[1TX + 2RX])

Name ID

0)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan PBT(PBT)

6900,BSC691
0)
2. eGBTS

GSM BSS
The eGBTS does not support this scenario.
Scenario 9 1T2R PBT Cell (Single Feeder [1TX + 2RX])

l DRFU
l RRU3004
NOTE
RRUs are interconnected using two interconnection cables over the RX_IN/OUT port.
1. GBTS

Name ID
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Receiving Mode BSC6900,BS A(Single Feeder[1TX
C6910) + 2RX])
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan SGLDOUBLE_ANTENN

Receiving Mode 1(BSC6900,B A(Single Feeder[1TX
SC6910) + 2RX])

GSM BSS

Name ID

0)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan PBT(PBT)

6900,BSC691
0)
2. eGBTS
Scenario 10 2T2R Transmit Diversity Cell (Double Feeders [2TX +2RX])

l DRFU (eGBTS not supported)

l RRU3004, RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008
V2, RRU3908 V1, RRU3908 V2,
RRU3928, RRU3929, RRU3922E,
RRU3938, RRU3939,
RRU5905,RRU5905w, RRU5909,
RRU3961
l AAU3910 (RU3938) and AAU5940

GSM BSS
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU3953,
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
DRRU Sending SndRcvMode( Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving BSC6900,BSC uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
Mode 6910)
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving 1(BSC6900,BS uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
Mode C6910)
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS uble Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
Receiving C6910)
Mode
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving C6910)
Mode
BTS3900E SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Do

Receiving C6910)
Mode

GSM BSS

Name

)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan DIVERSITY(Transmit

)
2. eGBTS
Table 3-84 Settings of parameters in the SECTOREQM MO

Parameter Name Parameter ID Data Configuration Value
Source
Channel No. of ANT1N Network R0A(R0A)

Antenna 1 plan
Antenna 1 RX TX ANTTYPE1 Network RXTX_MODE(RX and

Mode plan TX)
Channel No. of ANT2N Network R0B(R0B)

Antenna 2 plan
Antenna 2 RX TX ANTTYPE2 Network RXTX_MODE(RX and

Mode plan TX)
Table 3-85 Settings of parameters in the GTRXGROUP MO

Source
Receive Mode RCVMD Network MAINDIVERSITY(Main

plan Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD Network DIVERSITY(Diversity)

plan
Scenario 11 Three 1T2R Common Cells (Three Feeder [2TX + 4RX])

Table 3-86 lists the RF module supporting scenario 11 and its send and receive channels.

GSM BSS
Table 3-86 RF module supporting scenario 11 and its send and receive channels
RRU3942, RRU3952
NOTE
RRUs are interconnected using an interconnection cable over the RX_IN/OUT port.
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan THREEDOUBLEFOUR_A

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS NTENNA(Three
Receiving C6910) Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Mode

Name

)

)
2. eGBTS

GSM BSS
a. Two 1T2R common cells (one send channel for each cell)
modes (The settings of the antenna receive and send modes for the two
SECTOREQMs are the same.)
Name ID
Channel No. ANT1N Network plan R0B(R0B)

of Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)
Channel No. ANT2N Network plan R0D(R0D)

of Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode
Name ID
Receiving RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Main

Mode Diversity)

Transmitter)
b. One 1T2R common cell (two send channels)

Table 3-91, Table 3-92, and Table 3-93 provide intra-system interconnection
configurations.
modes
Name ID

module connected to
antenna 1

GSM BSS

Name ID

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1
Channel No. ANT1N Network plan R0A(R0A)

of Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

of Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Name ID

module connected to
antenna 1

module connected to
antenna 1

GSM BSS

Name ID

module connected to
antenna 1

of Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

module connected to
antenna 2

of Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode TX)
mode of eGBTS TRXs (The settings of the antenna receive and send modes for the
two SECTOREQMs are the same.)
Name ID
Receiving RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSITY(Mai

Mode n Diversity)

Transmitter)

GSM BSS
Table 3-93 Configuring RF interconnection (RFCONNGRP)

Name Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan INTRA_SYS_IN

TERCONN(Intra
interconnection)

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1
Slot No. of RRU1 RFCONNSN1 Network plan Number of the

slot
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

RRU2 cabinet
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

RRU2 subrack
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

slot
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2
Table 3-94, Table 3-95, and Table 3-96 provide inter-system interconnection
configurations.

GSM BSS
modes

Name Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1
Slot No. of ANT1SN Network plan Number of the

Antenna 1 slot
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX/TX ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(R

Mode X And TX)

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 2 slot
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 1

Antenna 2

GSM BSS

Name Value

Mode

Name Value

Antenna 1 cabinet
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 1 subrack
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 1 slot
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX/TX ANTTYPE1 Network plan RXTX_MODE(R

Mode X And TX)

Antenna 2 cabinet
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 2 subrack
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

GSM BSS

Name Value

Antenna 2 slot
accommodating
the module
connected to
antenna 2

Antenna 2

Mode
Name Value
Receiving Mode RCVMD Network plan MAINDIVERSIT

Y(Main
Diversity)
Sending Mode SNDMD Network plan SINGLESND(Sin

gle Transmitter)
Table 3-96 Configuring two RF interconnection (RFCONNGRP)

Name Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan OUTER_SYS_IN

TERCONN(Outer
interconnection)

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

GSM BSS

Name Value

slot
accommodating
RRU1/RFU1

Name Value
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE Network plan OUTER_SYS_IN

TERCONN(Outer
interconnection)

RRU1 cabinet
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

RRU1 subrack
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2

slot
accommodating
RRU2/RFU2
Scenario 12 1T4R Four-Way Receive Diversity Cell (Double Feeder [2TX + 4RX])
Sub-scenario 1: The RF module is the DRFU, and each DRFU provides one send channel
and two receive channels. Table 3-97 lists the send and receive channels of the DRFU in this
sub-scenario.

GSM BSS
Table 3-97 RF module supporting sub-scenario 1 and its send and receive channels
DRFU
1. GBTS

Name
DRFU Sending SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEFOUR_ANTEN

Receiving Mode 1(BSC6900,BS NA(Double feeder [2TX
C6910) 4RX])

Name
Receive Mode RCVMD(BSC6 Network plan FOURDIVERSITY(Four

910,BSC6900) Diversity Receiver)

Combination)
2. eGBTS
Sub-scenario 2: The RF module is not the DRFU, and each RF module provides one send
channel and two receive channels. Table 3-100 lists the RF modules supporting this sub-
scenario and their send and receive channels.

GSM BSS
Table 3-100 RF modules supporting Sub-scenario 2 and their send and receive channels

MRFUe
l RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008 V2, RRU3908
V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3926,
RRU3928, RRU3929, RRU3922E,
RRU3936, RRU3938, RRU3939,
RRU3959, RRU5905,
RRU5905w,RRU5909, RRU5909s,
RRU3959w, RRU3965, and RRU3961
RRU3965d
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEFOUR_ANTEN

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS NA(Double feeder [2TX
Receiving C6910) 4RX])
Mode

GSM BSS

Name
MRFU/GRFU SndRcvMode Network plan DOUBLEFOUR_ANTEN

Mode
an example)
Name


Combination)
2. eGBTS
modes
Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

Antenna3 accommodating the
module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Name

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

GSM BSS
Table 3-104 Configuring two GTRXGROUPs for setting receive mode and send mode
of eGBTS TRXs (The settings of the receive mode and send mode for the two
Name
Receiving Mode RCVMD Network plan FOURDIVERSITY(Four

Diversity)

Transmitter)
Sub-scenario 3: The RF module is not the DRFU, and each RF module provides two send
channel and two receive channels. Table 3-105 lists the RF modules supporting this sub-
scenario and their send and receive channels.
Table 3-105 RF modules supporting sub-scenario 3 and their send and receive channels

l RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008 V2, RRU3908
V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3928,
RRU3929, RRU3922E, RRU3938,
RRU3939, RRU3959,
RRU5905,RRU5905w,RRU5909,
RRU5909s, RRU3965, and RRU3959w

GSM BSS
RRU3965d
1. GBTS

Name

Mode

Mode
an example)

Name


Combination)

GSM BSS
2. eGBTS
Table 3-108 Configuring four SECTOREQMs for setting antenna receive and send
modes
Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 3.

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

GSM BSS

Name

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode TX)
Table 3-109 Configuring four GTRXGROUPs for setting receive mode and send mode
of eGBTS TRXs (The settings of the receive mode and send mode for the four
Name

Diversity)

GSM BSS

Name

Transmitter)
Sub-scenario 4: The RF module is not the DRFU. One RF module provides one send channel
and two receive channels, and the other RF module provides only two receive channels. Table
3-110 lists the RF modules supporting this sub-scenario and their send and receive channels.

MRFUe
l RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008 V2, RRU3908
V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3926,
RRU3929, RRU3936, RRU3952m
(2100 MHz) (Only receive channels are
provided.),and RXU06 (Only receive
channels are provided.)
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (2100 MHz))
(Only receive channels are provided.)
1. GBTS

Name

Mode

Mode

GSM BSS

Name


2. eGBTS
Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Name

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

GSM BSS
eGBTS TRXs
Name

Diversity)

Transmitter)
Sub-scenario 5: The RF module is not the DRFU. One RF module provides two send channel
and two receive channels, and the other RF module provides only two receive channels. Table
3-115 lists the RF modules supporting this sub-scenario and their send and receive channels.

l RRU 3008 V1, RRU3008 V2, RRU3908
V1, RRU3908 V2, RRU3929,RU3952m
(2100 MHz) (Only receive channels are
provided.),and RXU06 (Only receive
channels are provided.)
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (2100 MHz))
(Only receive channels are provided.)
1. GBTS

Name

Mode

GSM BSS

Name

Mode

Name


2. eGBTS
modes

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)

module connected to
antenna 2.

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

GSM BSS

Name

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Name

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

module connected to
antenna 1.

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

module connected to
antenna 2.

Antenna 2

RX/TX Mode TX)

GSM BSS

Name

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

module connected to
antenna 3.

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

module connected to
antenna 4.

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode
Name

Diversity)

GSM BSS

Name

Transmitter)
Scenario 13 1T4R Four-way Receive Diversity Cell (Four Feeders [2TX +4RX])
Table 3-120 lists the RF module supporting scenario 13 and its send and receive channels.
Table 3-120 RF module supporting scenario 13 and its send and receive channels
l RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m

(1800 MHz), RRU3971, RRU5901,
l AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800 MHz)), and
AAU3920
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan FOURDOUBLEFOUR_A

Sending 2(BSC6900,BS NTENNA(Four
Receiving Mode C6910) Feeder[2TX + 4RX])

GSM BSS

Name
Receive Mode RCVMD(BSC Network plan FOURDIVERSITY(Four

6910,BSC6900 Diversity Receiver)
)

)
2. eGBTS
modes

Name

Antenna 1

RX/TX Mode TX)
Channel No. of ANT2SRN Network plan R0B(R0B)

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 ANT2SN Network plan RX_MODE(RX)

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode

Value

Antenna 1

Mode

GSM BSS

Value
Channel No. of ANT2SRN Network plan R0B(R0B)

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 RX/TX ANT2SN Network plan RXTX_MODE(RX

Mode And TX)

Antenna 3

Mode

Antenna 4

Mode
Name
Receiving RCVMD Network plan FOURDIVERSITY(Four

Mode Diversity)

Transmitter)
Scenario 14 1T2R Common Cell (Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX](Without Same Pass

No.))

GSM BSS
l MRFUdw V6
l RRU3953w
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan FOURDOUBLE_ANTEN

Sending 2(BSC6900,B NA_NOTCOMMON(Four
Receiving Mode SC6910) Feeder[2TX + 2RX]
(Without Same Pass No.))

Sending 3(BSC6900,B NA(Double feeder [2TX
Receiving Mode SC6910) 4RX])
Table 3-127 Settings of parameters in the SET GTRXDEV command (using

RRU3953w as an example)
Name

)

GSM BSS

Name

)
2. eGBTS
Name

Antenna 1
Antenna 1 RX ANTTYPE1 Network plan TX_MODE(TX)

TX Mode

Antenna 2
Antenna 2 RX ANTTYPE2 Network plan TX_MODE(TX)

TX Mode

Antenna 3

RX/TX Mode

Antenna 4

RX/TX Mode
eGBTS TRXs
Name

Diversity)

Transmitter)

GSM BSS
Scenario 15 2T2R Transmit Diversity Cell (Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX](Without

Same Pass No.))
l MRFUdw V6
l RRU3953w
1. GBTS

Name
MRRU/GRRU SndRcvMode Network plan FOURDOUBLE_ANTEN

Sending 2(BSC6900,B NA_NOTCOMMON(Four
Receiving Mode SC6910) Feeder[2TX + 2RX]

Sending 3(BSC6900,B NA_NOTCOMMON(Dou
Receiving Mode SC6910) ble feeder [2TX 4RX]

GSM BSS

Name

)
Send Mode SNDMD(BSC Network plan DIVERSITY(Transmit

)
2. eGBTS

Source
Channel No. of ANT1N Network R0A(R0A)

Antenna 1 plan
Antenna 1 RX/TX ANTTYPE1 Network TX_MODE(TX)

Mode plan
Channel No. of ANT2N Network R0B(R0B)

Antenna 2 plan
Antenna 2 RX/TX ANTTYPE2 Network TX_MODE(TX)

Mode plan
Channel No. of ANT3N Network R0C(R0C)

Antenna 3 plan
Antenna 3 RX/TX ANTTYPE3 Network RX_MODE(RX),

Mode plan
Channel No. of ANT4N Network R0D(R0D)

Antenna 4 plan
Antenna 4 RX/TX ANTTYPE4 Network RX_MODE(RX)

Mode plan

Source

plan Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD Network DIVERSITY(Diversity)

plan

GSM BSS
Scenario 16 4T4R Common Cell (Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD))

l RRU3971
l RRU5901
1. GBTS
Table 3-136 MML: Settings of parameters in the SET BTSRXUBP command

Source
MRFU/GRFU Sending SndRcvMode2 Network FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_B

Receiving Mode plan D(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX]
(AC_BD))
Table 3-137 MML: Settings of parameters in the SET GTRXDEV command

Source

plan Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD Network NOCOMB(No

plan Combination)
2. eGBTS

GSM BSS

Source

1 plan
Antenna 1 RX TX Mode ANTTYPE1 Network RXTX_MODE(RX And TX)

plan
Channel No. of Antenna ANT2N Network R0C(R0C)

2 plan
Antenna 2 RX TX Mode ANTTYPE2 Network TX_MODE(RX)

plan

Source

1 plan

plan
Channel No. of Antenna ANT2N Network R0C(R0C)

2 plan

plan

Source
Channel No. of Antenna ANT1N Network R0B(R0B)

1 plan

plan
Channel No. of Antenna ANT2N Network R0D(R0D)

2 plan

plan

GSM BSS

Source
Channel No. of Antenna ANT1N Network R0B(R0B)

1 plan

plan
Channel No. of Antenna ANT2N Network R0D(R0D)

2 plan

plan

Source

plan Diversity)
Send Mode SNDMD Network DIVERSITY(Transmit

plan Diversity)
3.4.7 Precautions
Receive Mode of Carriers

l The following types of BTSs do not support configuring Main Diversity: BTS3012,
BTS3012AE, BTS3012II, BTS3006C, and BTS3002E.
l The following types of BTSs support configuring Four Diversity Receiver and Main
Diversity: DBS3900 GSM, BTS3900 GSM, BTS3900A GSM, BTS3900L GSM, and
BTS3900AL GSM.
Send Mode of Carriers

l BTS3006C and BTS3002E do not support configuring Wideband Combination, Power
Boost Technology (PBT), Dynamic PBT, or Transmit Independency or
Combination.
l MRRU and GRRU do not support configuring Wideband Combination, Power Boost
Technology (PBT), Dynamic PBT, or Transmit Independency or Combination.
l MRFU and GRFU support configuring only Transmit Independency or Combination.
l Only DRFU, DRRU, MRRU (excluding RRU3926 or RRU3936), GRRU, MRFUd V6,
MRFUdw V6 and MRFUd support configuring Transmit Diversity.
l BTS3900 GSM and BTS3900A GSM do not support configuring Transmit
Independency or Combination.

GSM BSS
Send and Receive Mode of RF Modules

l Only RRU3942, RRU3952, RRU3952m (1800 MHz), AAU3911 (RU3952m (1800
MHz)), RRU3971, RRU3953, RRU3953w, RRU5901, and AAU3920 support
configuring Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX] and Four Feeder[2TX + 4RX].
l Only RRU3942 and RRU3952 support configuring Three Feeder[2TX + 4RX].
l Only RRU3953w and MRFUdw V6 support configuring Four Feeder[2TX + 2RX]
(Without Same Pass No.).
l RRU3922E, RRU3928, RRU3938, RRU3939, AAU5940, RRU5905,RRU5905w,
RRU5909, RRU5909s, RRU3959, RRU3959w, RRU3961, and AAU3910 (RU3938) do
not support configuring Single Feeder[1TX + 2RX].
l RXU06 only supports configuring Double Feeder[2TX + 4RX].
l RRU3952m (2100 MHz) and AAU3911 (RU3952m (2100 MHz)) only support
configuring Double Feeder[2TX + 4RX].
l SndRcvMod2 can be set to the following values for an RRU3971, RRU5901:
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX](A_B_C_D)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_TXRX_SEP_INTRA_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX]
(AB_CD_Intra-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_TXRX_SEP_INTRA_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX]
(AC_BD_Intra-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX]
(AB_CD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_TXRX_SEP_INTER_GRP(Four Feeder[4TX + 4RX]
(AC_BD_Inter-Group TX/RX Separation)), FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD)), or FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD)).
3.4.8 Initial Configuration
Configuring a Single BTS in GUI Mode

For details about how to configure a GBTS, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial
Configuration Guide and navigate in the following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial
Configuration (CME-based) > Creating Base Stations > Creating GBTSs > Creating a Single
GBTS >Configuring GBTS Radio Data. You can perform initial configuration based on the
related parameters and scenarios provided in 3.4.3 Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6
Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
For details about how to configure an eGBTS with the UMPT functioning as the main control
board, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and navigate in the following
sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (CME-based) > Creating Base
Stations > Creating Co-MPT Base Stations > Creating a Single Co-MPT Base Station >
Configuring Radio Data About the Co-MPT Base Station. You can perform initial
configuration based on the related parameters and scenarios provided in 3.4.3 Common Data
Preparation and 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF
Modules, respectively.
For details about how to configure an eGBTS with the GTMUb/GTMUc functioning as the
main control board, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and navigate in
the following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (CME-based) >
Creating Base Stations > Creating eGBTSs > Creating a Single eGBTS > Configuring eGBTS
Radio Data. You can perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and

GSM BSS
scenarios provided in 3.4.3 Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6 Data Preparation of
Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
NOTE
For "GBTS Initial Configuration" in the preceding sequences, you can choose a specific version
depending on the type of the BSC connecting to the BTS.
Configuring BTSs in Batches

For details about how to configure GBTSs in batches, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial
Configuration Guide and navigate in the following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial
Configuration (CME-based) > Creating Base Stations > Creating GBTSs > Creating GBTSs
in Batches. You can perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and
For details about how to configure eGBTSs with the UMPT functioning as the main control
board in batches, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and navigate in the
following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (CME-based) > Creating
Base Stations > Creating Co-MPT Base Stations > Creating Co-MPT Base Stations in
Batches. You can perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and scenarios
provided in 3.4.3 Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send
and Receive Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
For details about how to configure eGBTSs with the GTMUb/GTMUc functioning as the
main control board in batches, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and
navigate in the following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (CME-
based) > Creating Base Stations > Creating eGBTSs > Creating eGBTSs in Batches. You can
perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and scenarios provided in 3.4.3
Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send and Receive
Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
NOTE
For "GBTS Initial Configuration" in the preceding sequences, you can choose a specific version
depending on the type of the BSC connecting to the BTS.
Configuring a Single BTS in MML Mode

For details about how to configure a GBTS, see BSC6900 GSM Initial Configuration Guide
(MML-Based) or BSC6910 GSM Initial Configuration Guide (MML-Based) and navigate in
the following sequence: Configuring a GBTS > Configuring the Equipment Data and
Configuring the Radio Data. You can perform initial configuration based on the related
parameters and scenarios provided in 3.4.3 Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6 Data
Preparation of Typical Send and Receive Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
For details about how to configure an eGBTS with the UMPT functioning as the main control
board, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and navigate in the following
sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (Using MML Commands) > Initially
Configuring a Single Co-MPT Base Station Using MML Commands > Configuring Radio
Data. You can perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and scenarios
provided in 3.4.3 Common Data Preparation and 3.4.6 Data Preparation of Typical Send
and Receive Modes for RF Modules, respectively.
For details about how to configure an eGBTS with the GTMUb/GTMUc functioning as the
main control board, see 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration Guide and navigate in

GSM BSS
the following sequence: 3900 Series Base Station Initial Configuration (Using MML
Commands) > Initially Configuring a Single eGBTS Using MML Commands > Configuring
Radio Data. You can perform initial configuration based on the related parameters and
3.4.9 Activation Observation

1. GBTS
a. Run the BSC MML command LST BTSRXUBP to query the send and receive
modes of RF modules.
b. Run the BSC MML command LST GTRXDEV to query the send and receive
modes of carriers.
2. eGBTS
a. Run the eGBTS MML command LST SECTOREQM to query the send and
receive modes of the antenna.
b. Run the eGBTS MML command LST GTRXGROUP to query the send and
receive modes of carriers.
3.5 Performance Optimization

None
3.6 Troubleshooting
None

GSM BSS
GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 4 Parameters
4 Parameters
Table 4-1 Parameters

Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description
ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
BT BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Type of the newly added RXU board
0 BTSRX 11202 BTS GUI Value Range: DRRU(DRRU), DRFU(DRFU),
UBRD MRRU(MRRU), XRRU(XRRU), MRFU(MRFU),
MOD GRFU(GRFU), GRRU(GRRU), XRFU(XRFU),
BTSRX BTS3900E(BTS3900E), AIRU(AIRU)
UBRD Unit: None
QUICK
Actual Value Range: DRRU, DRFU, MRRU, XRRU,
MOD MRFU, GRFU, GRRU, XRFU, BTS3900E, AIRU
BTSRX
UBRDT Default Value: None
YPE
BT BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Type of the newly added RXU board
0 BTSRX 11202 BTS GUI Value Range: DRRU(DRRU), DRFU(DRFU),
UBRD MRRU(MRRU), XRRU(XRRU), MRFU(MRFU),
MOD GRFU(GRFU), GRRU(GRRU), XRFU(XRFU),
BTSRX BTS3900E(BTS3900E), AIRU(AIRU)
UBRD Unit: None
QUICK
Actual Value Range: DRRU, DRFU, MRRU, XRRU,
MOD MRFU, GRFU, GRRU, XRFU, BTS3900E, AIRU
BTSRX
UBRDT Default Value: None
YPE

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RT BTS390 MOD None None Meaning: Indicates the type of the RRU.
0, RRU GUI Value Range: MRRU(MRRU), MRXU(MRXU),
BTS390 LST PRRU(PRRU), MPRU(MPRU), MPMU(MPMU),
0 RRU MPRF(MPRF), AIRU(AIRU), MRIU(MRIU),
WCDM GRRU(GRRU), LRRU(LRRU), ORRU(ORRU)
A,
BTS390 Unit: None
0 LTE Actual Value Range: MRRU, MRXU, PRRU, MPRU,
MPMU, MPRF, AIRU, MRIU, GRRU, LRRU,
ORRU
Default Value: None
RXUSP BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Configuration specification name of an RF

ECNA 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS module, which identifies the RF capability of an RF
ME UBRD module. Users must specify this parameter based on
MOD the actual hardware type. Set this parameter by
BTSRX referring to the values in the RXU Specification
UBRD Enumerated Name column in the "LST
BTSINTRXUSPEC" command output.
MOD
BTSRX GUI Value Range: 1~30 characters
UBRD Unit: None
QUICK Actual Value Range: 1~30 characters
Default Value: None
RXUSP BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Configuration specification name of an RF

ECNA 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS module, which identifies the RF capability of an RF
ME UBRD module. Users must specify this parameter based on
MOD the actual hardware type. Set this parameter by
BTSRX referring to the values in the RXU Specification
UBRD Enumerated Name column in the "LST
BTSINTRXUSPEC" command output.
MOD
BTSRX GUI Value Range: 1~30 characters
UBRD Unit: None
QUICK Actual Value Range: 1~30 characters
Default Value: None

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RUSPE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the type of an RF module. If the
C 0, RRU user does not need to forcibly verify the RU
BTS390 MOD specifications using the CME, this parameter can be
0 RRU left unspecified. Leaving this parameter unspecified
WCDM has no impact on the base station. If the user needs to
A, LST forcibly verify the RU specifications using the CME,
BTS390 RRU this parameter must be set to the hardware type of the
0 LTE RF module. After this parameter is specified, the
CME checks the configurations of power, carrier, and
receive and transmit capabilities based on the value of
this parameter. This ensures that these configurations
are correct before they take effect. When this
parameter is specified, it must be set to the hardware
type of the RF module. For example, this parameter
must be set to RRU3908_V1 for RRU3908_V1,
RRU3029 for RRU3029, and MRFU_V1 for
MRFU_V1.
GUI Value Range: 0~63 characters
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: 0~63 characters
Default Value: NULL(empty string)

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WORK BSC691 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Working mode of the RXU board.
INGST 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS GUI Value Range: GSM_AND_UMTS(GSM AND
ANDA UBP UMTS), UMTS(UMTS), GSM(GSM),
RD GSM_AND_LTE(GSM AND LTE), LTE(LTE),
UMTS_AND_LTE(UMTS AND LTE),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE(GSM, UMTS AND
LTE), LTE_TDD(LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM AND LTE TDD),
UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD(UMTS AND LTE TDD),
LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(LTE AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM, UMTS
AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM, LTE AND
LTE TDD),
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(UMTS, LTE
AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(G
SM, UMTS, LTE AND LTE TDD), NBIOT(NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_NBIOT(GSM AND NB-IoT),
UMTS_AND_NBIOT(UMTS AND NB-IoT),
LTE_AND_NBIOT(LTE AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_NBIOT(GSM, UMTS
AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(GSM, LTE AND
NB-IoT), UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(UMTS,
LTE AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(GSM
, UMTS, LTE AND NB-IoT)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: GSM_AND_UMTS, UMTS,
GSM, GSM_AND_LTE, LTE, UMTS_AND_LTE,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE, LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_LTE_TDD, UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD,
LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
NBIOT, GSM_AND_NBIOT, UMTS_AND_NBIOT,
LTE_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT,
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT
Default Value: GSM(GSM)

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WORK BSC690 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: Working mode of the RXU board.
INGST 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS GUI Value Range: GSM_AND_UMTS(GSM AND
ANDA UBP UMTS), UMTS(UMTS), GSM(GSM),
RD GSM_AND_LTE(GSM AND LTE), LTE(LTE),
UMTS_AND_LTE(UMTS AND LTE),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE(GSM, UMTS AND
LTE), LTE_TDD(LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM AND LTE TDD),
UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD(UMTS AND LTE TDD),
LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(LTE AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM, UMTS
AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(GSM, LTE AND
LTE TDD),
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(UMTS, LTE
AND LTE TDD),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD(G
SM, UMTS, LTE AND LTE TDD), NBIOT(NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_NBIOT(GSM AND NB-IoT),
UMTS_AND_NBIOT(UMTS AND NB-IoT),
LTE_AND_NBIOT(LTE AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_NBIOT(GSM, UMTS
AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(GSM, LTE AND
NB-IoT), UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(UMTS,
LTE AND NB-IoT),
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT(GSM
, UMTS, LTE AND NB-IoT)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: GSM_AND_UMTS, UMTS,
GSM, GSM_AND_LTE, LTE, UMTS_AND_LTE,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE, LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_LTE_TDD, UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD,
LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_LTE_TDD,
NBIOT, GSM_AND_NBIOT, UMTS_AND_NBIOT,
LTE_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT,
UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT,
GSM_AND_UMTS_AND_LTE_AND_NBIOT
Default Value: GSM(GSM)

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RS BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the working standard of the RRU
0, RRU or RFU.
BTS390 MOD GUI Value Range: TDL(LTE_TDD), TL(TDS_TDL),
0 RRU LO(LTE_FDD), LFTD(LTE_FDD_TDD),
WCDM WL(WiMAX_LTE), CL(CDMA_LTE),
A, LST
RRU GO(GSM_ONLY), GT(GSM_LTE_TDD),
BTS390 GL(GSM_LTE), GLFTD(GSM_LTE_FDD_TDD),
0 LTE UO(UMTS_ONLY), UT(UMTS_LTE_TDD),
UL(UMTS_LTE), ULFTD(UMTS_LTE_FDD_TDD),
CU(CDMA_UMTS), GU(GSM_UMTS),
GUT(GSM_UMTS_LTE_TDD),
GUL(GSM_UMTS_LTE),
GULFTD(GSM_UMTS_LTE_FDD_TDD), MO(NB-
IoT), LM(LTE_FDD_NB-IoT), CM(CDMA_NB-
IoT), CLM(CDMA_LTE_FDD_NB-IoT),
GM(GSM_NB-IoT), GLM(GSM_LTE_FDD_NB-
IoT), UM(UMTS_NB-IoT),
ULM(UMTS_LTE_FDD_NB-IoT),
GUM(GSM_UMTS_NB-IoT),
GULM(GSM_UMTS_LTE_FDD_NB-IoT),
RO(RFA_ONLY), TR(LTE_TDD_RFA),
LR(LTE_FDD_RFA),
LFTDR(LTE_FDD_TDD_RFA), UR(UMTS_RFA),
UTR(UMTS_LTE_TDD_RFA),
ULR(UMTS_LTE_FDD_RFA),
ULFTDR(UMTS_LTE_FDD_TDD_RFA)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: TDL, TL, LO, LFTD, WL, CL,
GO, GT, GL, GLFTD, UO, UT, UL, ULFTD, CU,
GU, GUT, GUL, GULFTD, MO, LM, CM, CLM,
GM, GLM, UM, ULM, GUM, GULM, RO, TR, LR,
LFTDR, UR, UTR, ULR, ULFTDR
Default Value: None

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SNDM BSC691 SET GBFD-1 PBT(Po Meaning:

D 0 GTRX 15901 wer RF send mode of the TRX.
DEV GBFD-1 Boost
Technol The BTS3006C and BTS3002E do not support Wide
15902 Band Combining, Power Booster Technology, or
ogy)
GBFD-1 Transmitter Independent or Combining.
18102 Transmi
t The DBS3900 GSM GRRU does not support Wide
MRFD- Diversit Band Combining, Transmitter Independent or
210301 y Combining, or Power Booster Technology.
GBFD-1 Dynami The BTS3900 GSM and BTS3900A GSM do not
18101 c PBT support Transmitter Independent or Wide Band
(Power Combining.
Boost Just the DTRU, DRFU and RRU3004 support DPBT.
Technol eGBTS do not support this parameter.
ogy)
GUI Value Range: NOCOMB(No Combination),
Configu PBT(PBT), WBANDCOMB(Wideband
ration Combination), DIVERSITY(Transmit Diversity),
Manage DDIVERSITY(Dynamic Transmit Diversity),
ment DPBT(DPBT), DTIC(Transmit Independency or
Dynami Combination), NONE(none)
c Unit: None
Transmi
t Actual Value Range: NOCOMB, PBT,
Diversit WBANDCOMB, DIVERSITY, DDIVERSITY,
y DPBT, DTIC, NONE
Default Value: NOCOMB(No Combination)

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SNDM BSC690 SET GBFD-1 PBT(Po Meaning:

D 0 GTRX 15901 wer RF send mode of the TRX.
DEV GBFD-1 Boost
Technol The BTS3006C and BTS3002E do not support Wide
15902 Band Combining, Power Booster Technology, or
ogy)
GBFD-1 Transmitter Independent or Combining.
18102 Transmi
t The DBS3900 GSM GRRU does not support Wide
MRFD- Diversit Band Combining, Transmitter Independent or
210301 y Combining, or Power Booster Technology.
GBFD-1 Dynami The BTS3900 GSM and BTS3900A GSM do not
18101 c PBT support Transmitter Independent or Wide Band
(Power Combining.
Boost Just the DTRU, DRFU and RRU3004 support DPBT.
Technol eGBTS do not support this parameter.
ogy)
GUI Value Range: NOCOMB(No Combination),
Configu PBT(PBT), WBANDCOMB(Wideband
ration Combination), DIVERSITY(Transmit Diversity),
Manage DDIVERSITY(Dynamic Transmit Diversity),
ment DPBT(DPBT), DTIC(Transmit Independency or
Dynami Combination), NONE(none)
c Unit: None
Transmi
t Actual Value Range: NOCOMB, PBT,
Diversit WBANDCOMB, DIVERSITY, DDIVERSITY,
y DPBT, DTIC, NONE
Default Value: NOCOMB(No Combination)

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RCVM BSC691 SET GBFD-1 4-Way Meaning:

D 0 GTRX 15903 Receiver RF receive mode of the TRX.
DEV MRFD- Diversit
y The BTS3012, BTS3012AE, BTS3012II, BTS3006C,
210301 and BTS3002E do not support Main Diversity and
Configu Single Receiver.
ration
Manage The DBS3900 GSM and BTS3900 GSM support Four
ment Diversity Receiver, Main Diversity and Single
Receiver.
eGBTS do not support this parameter.
GUI Value Range: INDEPENDENT(Independent
Receiver), DIVIDING(Dividing Receiver),
FOURDIVERSITY(Four Diversity Receiver),
MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity),
SINGLERECV(Single Receiver), NONE(None)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: INDEPENDENT, DIVIDING,
FOURDIVERSITY, MAINDIVERSITY,
SINGLERECV, NONE
Default Value: INDEPENDENT(Independent
Receiver)
RCVM BSC690 SET GBFD-1 4-Way Meaning:

D 0 GTRX 15903 Receiver RF receive mode of the TRX.
DEV MRFD- Diversit
y The BTS3012, BTS3012AE, BTS3012II, BTS3006C,
210301 and BTS3002E do not support Main Diversity and
Configu Single Receiver.
ration
Manage The DBS3900 GSM and BTS3900 GSM support Four
ment Diversity Receiver, Main Diversity and Single
Receiver.
eGBTS do not support this parameter.
GUI Value Range: INDEPENDENT(Independent
Receiver), DIVIDING(Dividing Receiver),
FOURDIVERSITY(Four Diversity Receiver),
MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity),
SINGLERECV(Single Receiver), NONE(None)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: INDEPENDENT, DIVIDING,
FOURDIVERSITY, MAINDIVERSITY,
SINGLERECV, NONE
Default Value: INDEPENDENT(Independent
Receiver)

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SNDM BTS390 ADD MRFD- Configu Meaning: Indicates the sending mode of the TRX in
D 0 GTRX 210301 ration the TRX group.
GROU GBFD-1 Manage GUI Value Range: SINGLESND(Single Transmitter),
P 15902 ment DIVERSITY(Transmit Diversity)
MOD Transmi Unit: None
GTRX t
GROU Diversit Actual Value Range: SINGLESND, DIVERSITY
P y Default Value: SINGLESND(Single Transmitter)
LST
GTRX
GROU
P
RCVM BTS390 ADD MRFD- Configu Meaning: Indicates the receiving mode of the TRX
D 0 GTRX 210301 ration group.
GROU MRFD- Manage GUI Value Range: SINGLERECV(Single Receiver),
P 210604 ment MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity),
MOD GBFD-1 2- FOURDIVERSITY(Four Diversity)
GTRX 15903 Antenna Unit: None
GROU Receive
P Diversit Actual Value Range: SINGLERECV,
y MAINDIVERSITY, FOURDIVERSITY
LST
GTRX 4-Way Default Value: MAINDIVERSITY(Main Diversity)
GROU Receiver
P Diversit
y

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TYPE BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 Frequen Meaning:

0 GCELL 10101 cy Band This parameter specifies the frequency band of new
ADD cells. Each new cell can be allocated frequencies of
GCELL only one frequency band. Once the frequency band is
QUICK selected, it cannot be changed.
SETUP GSM900: The cell supports GSM900 frequency band.
MOD DCS1800: The cell supports DCS1800 frequency
GCELL band.
GSM900_DCS1800: The cell supports GSM900 and
DCS1800 frequency bands.
GSM850: The cell supports GSM850 frequency band.
GSM850_1800: The cell supports GSM850 and
PCS1900: The cell supports PCS1900 frequency band.
PCS1900 frequency bands.
TGSM810: The cell supports TGSM810 frequency
band.
GUI Value Range: GSM900, DCS1800,
GSM900_DCS1800, GSM850, PCS1900,
GSM850_1800, GSM850_1900, TGSM810
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: GSM900, DCS1800,
GSM900_DCS1800, GSM850, PCS1900,
GSM850_1800, GSM850_1900, TGSM810
Default Value: None

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TYPE BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 Frequen Meaning:

0 GCELL 10101 cy Band This parameter specifies the frequency band of new
ADD cells. Each new cell can be allocated frequencies of
GCELL only one frequency band. Once the frequency band is
QUICK selected, it cannot be changed.
SETUP GSM900: The cell supports GSM900 frequency band.
MOD DCS1800: The cell supports DCS1800 frequency
GCELL band.
GSM900_DCS1800: The cell supports GSM900 and
GSM850: The cell supports GSM850 frequency band.
PCS1900: The cell supports PCS1900 frequency band.
PCS1900 frequency bands.
TGSM810: The cell supports TGSM810 frequency
band.
GUI Value Range: GSM900, DCS1800,
GSM900_DCS1800, GSM850, PCS1900,
GSM850_1800, GSM850_1900, TGSM810
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: GSM900, DCS1800,
GSM900_DCS1800, GSM850, PCS1900,
GSM850_1800, GSM850_1900, TGSM810
Default Value: None
MCC BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Mobile country code. This parameter
0 GCELL identifies the country where a mobile subscriber is
ADD located, for example, the MCC for China is 460.
GCELL GUI Value Range: 3 digits
QUICK
Unit: None
SETUP
Actual Value Range: 3 digits
MOD
GCELL Default Value: None
MCC BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Mobile country code. This parameter
0 GCELL identifies the country where a mobile subscriber is
ADD located, for example, the MCC for China is 460.
GCELL GUI Value Range: 3 digits
QUICK
Unit: None
SETUP
Actual Value Range: 3 digits
MOD

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MNC BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Mobile network code. This parameter
0 GCELL identifies the public land mobile network (PLMN) to
ADD which a mobile subscriber belongs.
GCELL GUI Value Range: 2~3 digits
QUICK
Unit: None
SETUP
Actual Value Range: 2~3 digits
MOD
MNC BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Mobile network code. This parameter
0 GCELL identifies the public land mobile network (PLMN) to
ADD which a mobile subscriber belongs.
GCELL GUI Value Range: 2~3 digits
QUICK
Unit: None
SETUP
Actual Value Range: 2~3 digits
MOD
CI BSC691 ACT None None Meaning: Identity code of a cell. A cell is a wireless
0 GCELL coverage area identified by a base station identity
ADD code and a global cell identification. A cell CI can be
GCELL input in hexadecimal format. The hexadecimal format
is H'**** or h'****, for example, H'1214 or h'1214.
ADD
GCELL GUI Value Range: 0~65535
QUICK Unit: None
SETUP Actual Value Range: 0~65535
DEA Default Value: None
GCELL
MOD
GCELL
SET
GCELL
ADMS
TAT

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CI BSC690 ACT None None Meaning: Identity code of a cell. A cell is a wireless
0 GCELL coverage area identified by a base station identity
ADD code and a global cell identification. A cell CI can be
GCELL input in hexadecimal format. The hexadecimal format
is H'**** or h'****, for example, H'1214 or h'1214.
ADD
GCELL GUI Value Range: 0~65535
QUICK Unit: None
SETUP Actual Value Range: 0~65535
DEA Default Value: None
GCELL
MOD
GCELL
SET
GCELL
ADMS
TAT
NCC BSC691 ADD None None Meaning:

0 GCELL Network color code that is provided by the telecom
ADD operator. The NCC is used to identify networks from
GCELL area to area. The NCC is unique nationwide.
QUICK The BCC and the NCC form the BSIC.
SETUP
GUI Value Range: 0~7
MOD
GCELL Unit: None
Actual Value Range: 0~7
Default Value: None
NCC BSC690 ADD None None Meaning:

0 GCELL Network color code that is provided by the telecom
ADD operator. The NCC is used to identify networks from
GCELL area to area. The NCC is unique nationwide.
QUICK The BCC and the NCC form the BSIC.
SETUP
GUI Value Range: 0~7
MOD
GCELL Unit: None
Default Value: None

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BCC BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Base station color code (BCC) of a cell,
0 GCELL provided by the network planning department. It is
ADD used for differentiating the cells using the same BCCH
GCELL frequency. A BCC and a network color code (NCC)
QUICK compose a base station identity code (BSIC).
SETUP GUI Value Range: 0~7
MOD Unit: None
GCELL Actual Value Range: 0~7
Default Value: 0
BCC BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Base station color code (BCC) of a cell,
0 GCELL provided by the network planning department. It is
ADD used for differentiating the cells using the same BCCH
GCELL frequency. A BCC and a network color code (NCC)
QUICK compose a base station identity code (BSIC).
SETUP GUI Value Range: 0~7
MOD Unit: None
GCELL Actual Value Range: 0~7
Default Value: 0

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IUOTP BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 Concent Meaning:

0 GCELL 13201 ric Cell Whether a cell is a normal cell, concentric cell, or
MOD GBFD-1 Enhance enhanced dual band network cell.
GCELL 14402 d Dual- In a concentric cell, the coverage areas of different
Band TRXs form concentric circles of different radiuses.
Network
Owing to different coverage areas of the overlaid and
underlaid parts, the two parts can be logically
regarded as two cells. With many channels, the
overlaid part is the major traffic bearer layer,
recruiting most MSs in its coverage area. The
underlaid part is used for coverage, providing services
for the areas that the overlaid part cannot cover. The
underlaid part covers the overlaid part, and therefore
the underlaid part can share some traffic.
In an enhanced dual band network cell, two cells at
the same physical site but with different coverage
areas form a cell group logically, namely, an inner cell
and an extra cell. Channel resource sharing and cell
load balancing is realized in the two cells through the
algorithm of enhanced dual band network.
GUI Value Range: Normal_cell(Normal Cell),
Concentric_cell(Concentric Cell),
EDB_cell(Enhanced Double Frequency Cell)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: Normal_cell, Concentric_cell,
EDB_cell
Default Value: Normal_cell(Normal Cell)

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IUOTP BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 Concent Meaning:

0 GCELL 13201 ric Cell Whether a cell is a normal cell, concentric cell, or
MOD GBFD-1 Enhance enhanced dual band network cell.
GCELL 14402 d Dual- In a concentric cell, the coverage areas of different
Band TRXs form concentric circles of different radiuses.
Network
Owing to different coverage areas of the overlaid and
underlaid parts, the two parts can be logically
regarded as two cells. With many channels, the
overlaid part is the major traffic bearer layer,
recruiting most MSs in its coverage area. The
underlaid part is used for coverage, providing services
for the areas that the overlaid part cannot cover. The
underlaid part covers the overlaid part, and therefore
the underlaid part can share some traffic.
In an enhanced dual band network cell, two cells at
the same physical site but with different coverage
areas form a cell group logically, namely, an inner cell
and an extra cell. Channel resource sharing and cell
load balancing is realized in the two cells through the
algorithm of enhanced dual band network.
GUI Value Range: Normal_cell(Normal Cell),
Concentric_cell(Concentric Cell),
EDB_cell(Enhanced Double Frequency Cell)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: Normal_cell, Concentric_cell,
EDB_cell
Default Value: Normal_cell(Normal Cell)
GLOC BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Binding between the logical cell and a local
ELLID 0 GCELL cell. If the logical cell is served by eGBTS, the logical
MOD cell can be activated only when it is bound to a local
GCELL cell. The value of this parameter cannot be changed
after the logical cell is activated. The setting of this
parameter must be consistent with the data configured
for the local cell on the BTS side. If this parameter is
set to 4294967295, the logical cell is not bound to a
local cell.
GUI Value Range: 0~268435455;4294967295
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: 0~268435455, 4294967295
Default Value: 4294967295

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GLOC BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Binding between the logical cell and a local
ELLID 0 GCELL cell. If the logical cell is served by eGBTS, the logical
MOD cell can be activated only when it is bound to a local
GCELL cell. The value of this parameter cannot be changed
after the logical cell is activated. The setting of this
parameter must be consistent with the data configured
for the local cell on the BTS side. If this parameter is
set to 4294967295, the logical cell is not bound to a
local cell.
GUI Value Range: 0~268435455;4294967295
Unit: None
TRXID BSC691 ACT None None Meaning: Index of a TRX, uniquely identifying a
0 GTRX TRX in a BSC.
ADD GUI Value Range: 0~23999
GTRX Unit: None
DEA Actual Value Range: 0~23999
GTRX
Default Value: None
MOD
GTRX
MOD
GTRX
NO
RMV
GTRX
SET
GTRX
ADMS
TAT

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TRXID BSC690 ACT None None Meaning: Index of a TRX, uniquely identifying a
0 GTRX TRX in a BSC.
ADD GUI Value Range: 0~8191
GTRX Unit: None
DEA Actual Value Range: 0~8191
GTRX
Default Value: None
MOD
GTRX
MOD
GTRX
NO
RMV
GTRX
SET
GTRX
ADMS
TAT
FREQ BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Frequency of the TRX.

0 GTRX GUI Value Range: 0~1023
MOD Unit: None
GTRX
Default Value: None
FREQ BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Frequency of the TRX.

0 GTRX GUI Value Range: 0~1023
MOD Unit: None
GTRX
Default Value: None
ISMAI BSC691 ADD MRFD- Configu Meaning: Whether to enable the TRX to carry the
NBCC 0 GTRX 210301 ration BCCH in the cell
H Manage GUI Value Range: NO(No), YES(Yes)
ment
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: NO, YES
Default Value: NO(No)
ISMAI BSC690 ADD MRFD- Configu Meaning: Whether to enable the TRX to carry the
NBCC 0 GTRX 210301 ration BCCH in the cell
H Manage GUI Value Range: NO(No), YES(Yes)
ment
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: NO, YES
Default Value: NO(No)

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nd
GTRX BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: Binding between the logical TRX and a
GROU 0 GTRX TRX group. If the logical TRX is served by eGBTS,
PID MOD the logical TRX can be activated only when it is
GTRX bound to a TRX group. The value of this parameter
cannot be changed after the logical TRX is activated.
The setting of this parameter must be consistent with
the data configured for the local TRXs on the BTS
side. If this parameter is set to 4294967295, the
logical TRX is not bound to a TRX group.
GUI Value Range: 0~268435455;4294967295
Unit: None
GTRX BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: Binding between the logical TRX and a
GROU 0 GTRX TRX group. If the logical TRX is served by eGBTS,
PID MOD the logical TRX can be activated only when it is
GTRX bound to a TRX group. The value of this parameter
cannot be changed after the logical TRX is activated.
The setting of this parameter must be consistent with
the data configured for the local TRXs on the BTS
side. If this parameter is set to 4294967295, the
logical TRX is not bound to a TRX group.
GUI Value Range: 0~268435455;4294967295
Unit: None

GSM BSS

nd
GLOC BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the identity of a local cell. It
ELLID 0 GLOC uniquely identifies a local cell served by a GBTS
ELL function.
BLK GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
GLOC Unit: None
ELL
DSP
GLOC Default Value: None
ELL
LST
GCELL
FREQS
CAN
LST
GLOC
ELL
MOD
GLOC
ELL
RMV
GLOC
ELL
SET
GCELL
FREQS
CAN
STP
GCELL
FREQS
CAN
UBL
GLOC
ELL

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nd
BASEB BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the policy used by a baseband
ANDPO 0 GLOC processing unit serving the local cell. When this
LICY ELL parameter is set to EMBEDBBONLY, the local cell
MOD can use only the baseband processing unit (BPU) in an
GLOC RF module. When this parameter is set to
ELL BBEQMFST, the local cell preferentially uses the
baseband processing unit in the baseband equipment
LST
GLOC GUI Value Range: EMBEDBBONLY(Embedded
ELL Baseband Only), BBEQMFST(Baseband Equipment
Preferentially)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: EMBEDBBONLY, BBEQMFST
Default Value: EMBEDBBONLY(Embedded
Baseband Only)
USERL BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the user-defined message. Users
ABEL 0 GLOC can add remarks for the local cell using this parameter.
ELL GUI Value Range: 0~256 characters
MOD Unit: None
GLOC
ELL Actual Value Range: 0~256 characters
LST Default Value: None

GLOC
ELL
GTRX BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the identity of a TRX group. It
GROU 0 GTRX uniquely identifies a TRX group for a GBTS function.
PID GROU GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
P
Unit: None
LST
GTRX Actual Value Range: 0~268435455
GROU Default Value: None
P
MOD
GTRX
GROU
P
RMV
GTRX
GROU
P

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nd
GLOC BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the identity of the local cell. It
ELLID 0 GTRX uniquely identifies a local cell served by a GBTS
GROU function.
P GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
MOD Unit: None
GTRX
GROU Actual Value Range: 0~268435455
P Default Value: None
LST
GTRX
GROU
P
GTRX BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the identity of the TRX group. It
GROU 0 GTRX uniquely identifies a TRX group served by a GBTS
PID GROU function.
PSECT GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
OREQ
M Unit: None
LST Actual Value Range: 0~268435455

GTRX Default Value: None
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M
MOD
GTRX
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M
RMV
GTRX
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M

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nd
SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the identity of sector equipment
REQMI 0 GTRX served by a TRX group.
D GROU GUI Value Range: 0~65535
PSECT
OREQ Unit: None
M Actual Value Range: 0~65535
LST Default Value: None
GTRX
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M
MOD
GTRX
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M
RMV
GTRX
GROU
PSECT
OREQ
M
CELLI BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: This parameter specifies whether a cell is
NEXTP 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- the OL subcell or the UL subcell. This parameter is
MOD Band applied to the enhanced dualband cell.
GCELL Network GUI Value Range: Inner(Inner), Extra(Extra)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: Inner, Extra
Default Value: None
CELLI BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: This parameter specifies whether a cell is
NEXTP 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- the OL subcell or the UL subcell. This parameter is
MOD Band applied to the enhanced dualband cell.
GCELL Network GUI Value Range: Inner(Inner), Extra(Extra)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: Inner, Extra
Default Value: None

GSM BSS

nd
DBLFR BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: Index type of a same group cell in an
EQADJ 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- enhanced dual band network.
IDTYP MOD Band GUI Value Range: BYNAME(By Name), BYID(By
E GCELL Network Index)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: BYNAME, BYID
Default Value: None
DBLFR BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: Index type of a same group cell in an
EQADJ 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- enhanced dual band network.
IDTYP MOD Band GUI Value Range: BYNAME(By Name), BYID(By
E GCELL Network Index)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: BYNAME, BYID
Default Value: None
DBLFR BSC691 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: Index of a cell in a cell group on an
EQADJ 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- enhanced dual-band network.
CID MOD Band GUI Value Range: 0~7999
GCELL Network
Unit: None
Default Value: None
DBLFR BSC690 ADD GBFD-1 Enhance Meaning: Index of a cell in a cell group on an
EQADJ 0 GCELL 14402 d Dual- enhanced dual-band network.
CID MOD Band GUI Value Range: 0~2047
GCELL Network
Unit: None
Default Value: None

GSM BSS

nd
SndRcv BSC690 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the DRRU
Mode 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS and the antenna.
UBP GUI Value Range: SGL_ANTENNA(Single
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
SGLDOUBLE_ANTENNA(Single Feeder[1TX
+ 2RX]), DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]), DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Double
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
DOUBLESINGLE_ANTENNA(Double Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX]), DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANTENNA(Double
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: SGL_ANTENNA,
SGLDOUBLE_ANTENNA, DOUBLE_ANTENNA,
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
DOUBLESINGLE_ANTENNA,
DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANTENNA
Default Value: DOUBLE_ANTENNA(Double
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
SndRcv BSC691 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the DRRU
Mode 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS and the antenna.
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])

GSM BSS

nd
SndRcv BSC690 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the DRFU
Mode1 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS and the antenna.
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
SndRcv BSC691 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the DRFU
Mode1 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS and the antenna.
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])

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nd
SndRcv BSC690 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning:

Mode2 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS Connection mode between an MRRU/GRRU/AIRU
UBP board and an antenna. If this parameter is set to
BY_ANTGRP, TRXs must bind boards using BTS
antenna groups. This parameter can be set to
BY_ANTGRP for the following BTSs:
BTS3000 V100R018C00 and later versions
GUI Value Range: SGL_ANTENNA(Single
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX]),
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA(Four Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]), FOURDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Four
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
THREEDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Three
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA_NOTCOMMON(Four
Feeder[2TX + 2RX](Without Same Pass No.)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](A_B_C_D)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTRA(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD_Intra-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTRA(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD_Intra-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTER(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD_Inter-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTER(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD_Inter-Group TX/RX
Separation)), FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD)), BY_ANTGRP(By Antenna
Group)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
SGL_ANTENNA,
SGLDOUBLE_ANTENNA,

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nd
DOUBLE_ANTENNA,
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
DOUBLEDOUBLE_ANTENNA,
THREEDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA,
FOURDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA_NOTCOMMON,
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTRA,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTRA,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTER,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTER,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD,
BY_ANTGRP
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])

GSM BSS

nd

Mode2 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS Connection mode between an MRRU/GRRU/AIRU
UBP board and an antenna. If this parameter is set to
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX]),
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA(Four Feeder[2TX
+ 2RX]), FOURDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Four
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
THREEDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA(Three
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](A_B_C_D)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTRA(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD_Intra-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTRA(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD_Intra-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTER(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD_Inter-Group TX/RX
Separation)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTER(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AC_BD_Inter-Group TX/RX
Separation)), FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD(Four
Feeder[4TX + 4RX](AB_CD)),
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD(Four Feeder[4TX
+ 4RX](AC_BD)), BY_ANTGRP(By Antenna
Group)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range:
SGL_ANTENNA,
SGLDOUBLE_ANTENNA,

GSM BSS

nd
DOUBLE_ANTENNA,
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
THREEDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
FOURDOUBLE_ANTENNA,
FOURDOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
FOUR_ANTENNA_A_B_C_D,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTRA,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTRA,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD_SEP_INTER,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD_SEP_INTER,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AB_CD,
FOUR_ANTENNA_AC_BD,
BY_ANTGRP
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])

GSM BSS

nd

Mode3 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS Connection mode between an MRFU/GRFU board
UBP and an antenna. If this parameter is set to
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX]),
BY_ANTGRP(BY_ANTGRP)
Unit: None
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
BY_ANTGRP
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])

GSM BSS

nd

Mode3 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS Connection mode between an MRFU/GRFU board
UBP and an antenna. If this parameter is set to
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[2TX + 4RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX]),
BY_ANTGRP(BY_ANTGRP)
Unit: None
DOUBLEFOUR_ANTENNA,
BY_ANTGRP
Feeder[2TX + 2RX])
SndRcv BSC690 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the
Mode4 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS BTS3900E and the antenna.
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
Default Value: SGL_ANTENNA(Single Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX])

GSM BSS

nd
SndRcv BSC691 SET GBFD-1 O&M of Meaning: The connection mode between the
Mode4 0 BTSRX 11202 BTS BTS3900E and the antenna.
Feeder[1TX + 1RX]),
Feeder[1TX + 2RX])
Unit: None
Default Value: SGL_ANTENNA(Single Feeder[1TX
+ 1RX])

GSM BSS
GSM Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 5 Counters
5 Counters
There are no specific counters associated with this feature.

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1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

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6 Reference Documents............................................................................................................... 195

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1 About This Document

1.2 Intended Audience

1.3 Change History

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Change Change Description Parameter

Feature Added descriptions about RRU5905,RRU5909,RRU5909s None

Editorial None None

Change Change Description Parameter

Feature Added the discriptions of four TX and four RX channels. None

Editorial None None

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2.1 Sector and Cell

Mappings Between Sectors and RF Modules

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Figure 2-1 RF channels for an RF module in the same sector

Figure 2-2 RF channels for an RF module in different sectors

Figure 2-3 Cell served by multiple RF modules

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Figure 2-4 Sector antenna

2.2 Carrier Resources

2.2.1 Baseband Resources

2.3 eGBTS Configuration Objects

2.3.1 Definitions and Configuration Principles

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2.3.2 Relationships Between Configuration Objects on the eGBTS

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SECTOREQM Each SECTOREQM can serve a Each SECTOREQM can serve

SECTOREQM Each SECTOREQM can serve a Each SECTOREQM can serve

SECTOREQM A SECTOREQM can only serve a single GLOCELL, but each

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Configuratio Non-RAN Sharing RAN Sharing

Figure 2-5 One GTRXGROUP served by one SECTOREQM

Figure 2-6 Two GTRXGROUPs served by one SECTOREQM each

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3.1 When to Use GSM Carrier Management

3.2 Required Information

3.3 Network Planning

3.4 Deploying GSM Carrier Management

3.4.1 Deployment Procedure

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Figure 3-1 Procedure for configuring carriers for a GBTS

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Figure 3-2 Procedure for configuring carriers on the eGBTS side

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Figure 3-3 Procedure for configuring carriers on the BSC side

3.4.2 Deployment Requirements

3.4.3 Common Data Preparation

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RRU3004 GSM 2T2R DRRU - GSM

RRU3008 V1 GSM 2T2R GRRU RRU3008_V