GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling (GBSS23.1 - 01)

GSM BSS
GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling Feature

Parameter Description
Issue 01
Date 2021-03-05
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GSM BSS
GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling Feature Parameter
Description Contents
Contents
1 Change History.........................................................................................................................1
1.1 GBSS23.1 01 (2021-03-05).................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 GBSS23.1 Draft A (2020-12-29)......................................................................................................................................... 1
2 About This Document.............................................................................................................2

2.1 General Statements................................................................................................................................................................ 2
2.2 Applicable RAT......................................................................................................................................................................... 2
2.3 Features in This Document.................................................................................................................................................. 3
3 Overview....................................................................................................................................4
4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling................................................................................................. 5
4.1 Principles.................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
4.2 Network Analysis..................................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.2.1 Benefits.................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.2.2 Impacts.................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.3 Requirements............................................................................................................................................................................ 7
4.3.1 Licenses................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
4.3.2 Software.................................................................................................................................................................................. 8
4.3.3 Hardware.............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
4.3.4 Networking.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4.3.5 Others.................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4 Operation and Maintenance............................................................................................................................................. 12
4.4.1 Required Information....................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4.2 Data Configuration........................................................................................................................................................... 15
4.4.2.1 Data Preparation............................................................................................................................................................ 15
4.4.2.2 Using MML Commands............................................................................................................................................... 17
4.4.2.3 Using the MAE-Deployment...................................................................................................................................... 18
4.4.3 Activation Verification..................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.4.4 Network Monitoring......................................................................................................................................................... 19
5 Parameter................................................................................................................................20
6 Counters.................................................................................................................................. 21
7 Glossary................................................................................................................................... 22
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8 Reference Documents...........................................................................................................23
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Description 1 Change History
1 Change History
This chapter describes changes not included in the "Parameters", "Counters",

"Glossary", and "Reference Documents" chapters. These changes include:
● Technical changes
Changes in functions and their corresponding parameters
● Editorial changes
Improvements or revisions to the documentation
1.1 GBSS23.1 01 (2021-03-05)

This issue does not include any changes.
1.2 GBSS23.1 Draft A (2020-12-29)

This issue introduces the following changes to GBSS22.1 01 (2020-03-30).
Technical Changes
Change Description Parameter Change
Deleted the description related to GBFD-170205 None

GTMUb SingleOM because it is disused.
Editorial Changes
● Changed BTS GPS Synchronization to BTS GNSS Synchronization.
● Revised some descriptions.
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GSM BSS
Description 2 About This Document
2 About This Document
This document describes the GBFD-191205 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling feature,

including its technical description, related features, network impact, and
engineering guidelines.
2.1 General Statements

Purpose
Feature Parameter Description documents are intended to acquaint readers with:
● The technical principles of features and their related parameters

● The scenarios where these features are used, the benefits they provide, and
the impact they have on networks and functions
● Requirements of the operating environment that must be met before feature
activation
● Parameter configuration required for feature activation, verification of feature
activation, and monitoring of feature performance
NOTE
This document only provides guidance for feature activation. Feature deployment and
feature gains depend on the specifics of the network scenario where the feature is
deployed. To achieve optimal gains, contact Huawei professional service engineers.
Software Interfaces
Any parameters, alarms, counters, or managed objects (MOs) described in Feature
Parameter Description documents apply only to the corresponding software
release. For future software releases, refer to the corresponding updated product
documentation.
2.2 Applicable RAT

This document applies to GSM.

GSM BSS
Description 2 About This Document
2.3 Features in This Document

This document describes the following GSM features.
Feature ID Feature Name Chapter/Section
GBFD-19120 GU@5MHz Joint 4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling

5 Scheduling

GSM BSS
Description 3 Overview
3 Overview
In GSM/UMTS 5 MHz spectrum sharing (GU@5 MHz for short) scenarios, GSM
and UMTS networks share spectrum resources. In this situation, uplink and
downlink UMTS signals cause severe interference to GSM networks. This feature
sends information about GSM network interference, number of times that the
receive level is low and receive quality is poor, neighboring cell frequency and
interference matrix information, and channel usage to UMTS networks for rise
over thermal (RoT) control and comb filtering on the UMTS side. This mechanism
helps reduce the interference created by the uplink and downlink UMTS signals on
GSM networks, ensuring stable uplink and downlink GSM network performance.

GSM BSS
Description 4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling
4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling
4.1 Principles
This feature sends GSM information about neighboring cell interference matrix
(obtained based on MRs) and frequencies, cell interference (obtained based on
the interference band), number of times when the receive level is low and receive
quality is poor, and channel usage to UMTS networks for uplink RoT control and
downlink comb filtering on the UMTS side. This mechanism helps reduce the
interference created by UMTS signals on GSM networks, ensuring stable uplink
and downlink GSM network performance.
● Downlink comb filtering: When GCELLBASICPARA.DLCombFilterSw is set to
ON(On), the GSM network sends the resource occupation information of the
cells on the frequencies within the UMTS 3.8 MHz bandwidth to the UMTS
network immediately when the frequencies are occupied or periodically when
the frequencies are released. When GCELLBASICPARA.DLCombFilterOptSw is
set to ON(On), the GSM network sends the resource occupation information
of the corresponding cells to the UMTS immediately when calls are released.
When BSCEXSOFTPARA.DLCombFilterSelfOptSw is set to ON(On), the GSM
cell sends the information about interference matrix and frequencies of its
neighboring cells to the UMTS network. The UMTS network uses downlink
comb filtering to filter out the frequencies used by the GSM network,
minimizing the interference to the GSM network.

GSM BSS
Figure 4-1 Working principles of downlink comb filtering
● Uplink RoT: When GCELLBASICPARA.ULROTSw is set to ON(On), the GSM

network sends the UMTS network the interference level of the frequencies
within the UMTS 3.8 MHz bandwidth and the number of times when the
receive level is low and receive quality is poor on such frequencies. Based on
the GSM interference and quality conditions, the UMTS network confines the
RoT value to the target value, minimizing the uplink interference that the
UMTS network causes to the GSM network.
● GSM cell center user identification: In GU@5 MHz scenarios, when
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrIdentifySw is set to ON(On), the BSC
enables the GSM cell center user identification function. For a GSM cell center
user, comb filtering is not performed on non-co-coverage UMTS cells. For
other users, downlink comb filtering is performed on non-co-coverage UMTS
cells.
Method of GSM cell center user identification: When
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrIdentifySw is set to ON(On), the BSC
identifies GSM cell center users by checking every MR log of users. A GSM cell
center user must meet all the following conditions:
– Post-filtering downlink power control compensated level of the serving
cell > Post-filtering strongest level of neighboring cells +
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrATCBThld
– Post-filtering downlink power control compensated level of the serving
cell > GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrDLLvlThld
– Post-filtering downlink quality of the user <
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrDLQualityThld
– The P/N criterion is met:
▪ If the Huawei handover I algorithm is enabled, the level and quality

conditions must meet the P/N criterion of PBGT handovers (with P
specified by G2GNCELL.PBGTSTAT and N specified by
G2GNCELL.PBGTLAST).
▪ If the Huawei handover II algorithm is enabled, the level and quality

conditions must meet the P/N criterion of better cell handovers (with
P specified by G2GNCELL.BETTERCELLSTATTIME and N specified by
G2GNCELL.BETTERCELLLASTTIME).

GSM BSS
A cell center user is switched to a non-cell center user under the following
condition: Post-filtering downlink quality >
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrDLQualityThld +
GCELLBASICPARA.CellCenterUsrDLQuaOffset.
4.2 Network Analysis
4.2.1 Benefits
In GSM/UMTS 5 MHz spectrum sharing or WRFD-210203 DC-HSDPA Shared with
GSM scenarios, this feature ensures stable uplink and downlink GSM network
performance while increasing UMTS network capacity.
4.2.2 Impacts
Network Impacts
Enabling the GBFD-191205 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling feature in GU@5 MHz
scenarios ensures that uplink and downlink GSM network performance maintains
stable after the UMTS network is deployed.
When the DC-HSDPA Shared with GSM feature is enabled, the proportion of MRs
with downlink quality levels 6 and 7 to all MRs decreases by 10-30% on the GSM
side after the UMTS network is deployed.
When the downlink comb filtering self-optimization function is enabled in GU@5

MHz or DC-HSDPA Shared with GSM scenarios:
● The XPU subsystem load slightly increases because the MR log collection of
all cells must be enabled.
● The OMU or SAU load will increase because a large number of MRs need to
be parsed. For a BSC configured with only the active OMU, you are advised to
configure the standby OMU or enable this function on the SAU, preventing
flow control on the active OMU due to high load.
After the cell center user identification function is enabled in GU@5 MHz or DC-
HSDPA Shared with GSM scenarios, the XPU subsystem load increases by within
1% because the BSC identifies GSM cell center users by checking every MR log of
users.
Function Impacts
None
4.3 Requirements
4.3.1 Licenses
For details about how to activate the license, see "License Management" in GBSS
Feature Documentation.

GSM BSS
RAT Featur Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

e ID Control Item
ID
GSM GBFD- GU@5MHz LGMIGUSJS BSC6900 per Cell

191205 Joint BSC6910
Scheduling
An RF module serving cells enabled with this feature requires the following
hardware licenses to be activated:
RAT Featur Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

e ID Control Item
ID
GSM None RF Spectrum LGMIRFSSL BTS per Band

Sharing License per RU
(GSM)
GSM None Spectrum LGMIRFSSLWY BTS per Band

Sharing License per RU
for 5000 Series
RF Module
(GSM)
4.3.2 Software
Before activating this function, ensure that its prerequisite functions have been
activated and mutually exclusive functions have been deactivated. For detailed
operations, see the relevant feature documents.
Prerequisite Functions
RAT Function Function Reference (GBSS Description
Name Switch Feature
Documentation)
GSM Soft- GBTS: Soft-Synchronized Downlink

Synchronized BTSOTHPARA.S Network comb filtering
Network YNCMETHOD depends on
any of GSM
BTSOTHPARA.A synchronizatio
ISSOP n features.
eGBTS:
BTSOTHPARA.S
YNCMETHOD
TASM.FLAG

GSM BSS

Name Switch Feature
Documentation)
GSM BTS GPS BTSOTHPARA.S BTS GNSS

Synchronizatio YNCMETHOD Synchronization
n
GSM Clock over IP BTSOTHPARA.S Synchronization

Support YNCMETHOD
1588V2
GSM BTS support TASM.ATRSW Synchronization

1588v2 ATR
UMTS Downlink ULOCELL.DLAD GU@5 MHz It is

Adaptive APTIVEBPFILTE recommended
Band-Pass R that
Filter GBFD-191205
GU@5MHz
UMTS UMTS Target ULOCELL.GSMQ GU@5 MHz Joint
RoT LBASEDROTDY Scheduling be
Adjustment NACTRL enabled with
Based on GSM the
Radio Quality WRFD-19120
902 Downlink
Adaptive
Band-Pass
Filter and
WRFD-19120
903 UMTS
Target RoT
Adjustment
Based on
GSM Radio
Quality
features to
ensure that
inter-system
interference
control can be
jointly
implemented
on the UMTS
and GSM
sides.

GSM BSS

Name Switch Feature
Documentation)
UMTS DC-HSDPA ULOCELL.DCHS DC-HSDPA Shared It is

Shared with DPASHAREDWI with GSM recommended
GSM THGSM that the GSM
cell center
user
identification
function be
enabled with
WRFD-21020
3 DC-HSDPA
Shared with
GSM to
ensure that
inter-system
interference
control can be
jointly
implemented
on the UMTS
and GSM
sides.
Mutually Exclusive Functions

None
4.3.3 Hardware
Base Station Models
Table 4-1 NEs supporting the feature

Feature BSC6900 BSC6910 GBTS eGBTS
Name
GU@5MHz √ √ √ √
Joint
Scheduling

GSM BSS
NOTE
● √ indicates that the NE supports this feature. × indicates that the NE does not support
this feature.
● Only 3900 series base stations and 5900 series base stations support this feature. The
BTS3900B and BTS3900E do not support this feature.
● The BBU3910C does not support this feature.
Boards
Before enabling this feature, ensure that the following hardware planning
requirement is met:
Power specifications of RF modules used on the live network must meet GSM and
UMTS RF module power requirements after feature activation. GSM RF module
power is 3 dB lower than UMTS RF module power after this feature is enabled.
For the GBTS, the main control board supports only the GTMUb or GTMUc board.
For the eGBTS, the main control board supports only the UMPT board.
RF Modules
Except MRFU_V1/RRU3908_V1/MRFU_V2/MRFU_V2a/RRU3908_V2/MRFUd/
MRFUe/RRU3942/RRU3938/RRU3929/RRU3928/RRU3936/RRU3926/RRU3961, all
RF modules supporting UMTS and GSM support this function.
Cells
This feature is used with the GU@5 MHz Introduction Package feature. Before
enabling this feature, obtain the available spectral bandwidth of cells working in
GU@5 MHz scenarios based on the operator spectrum information, and determine
the GSM frequency planning solution based on spectral bandwidths. It is
recommended that GSM cell frequency planning obey the following principles:
● GU frequencies are allocated in a "sandwiched" manner, that is, slices of
UMTS spectrum are interleaved with layers of GSM spectrum.
● GSM cell frequencies are placed away from the UMTS center frequency.
● If network frequency spectrum is higher than 5 MHz, ensure that the BCCH
frequency of a GSM cell is placed outside the UMTS 5 MHz bandwidth.
● If the network frequency spectrum is 5 MHz, a maximum of 14 GSM
frequencies can be placed within the UMTS 5 MHz bandwidth, and a
maximum of 8 of them can be placed within the UMTS 3.8 MHz bandwidth.
NOTE
1. Frequencies of a GSM indoor distributed BTS cannot be placed within the UMTS 5 MHz
receive frequency band. Otherwise, severe interference may occur.
2. To perform GSM frequency refarming, contact Huawei technical engineers.
3. For details about RF planning on the UMTS side, see GU@5 MHz.
4.3.4 Networking
To enable this feature, ensure that the following networking requirements are
met:

GSM BSS
● The GSM and UMTS cells enabled with this feature must be co-sited on the
network in a 1:1 ratio. The co-coverage GSM and UMTS sites must share one
antenna system (with the same azimuth and downtilt and sharing the same
antenna port). It is recommended that the involved base stations provide
continuous coverage. It is strongly recommended that base station coverage
be continuous, with no other types of sites added, in the areas to deploy this
feature.
● A single UMTS cell can have the same coverage with only one GSM cell.
● GSM and UMTS networks are provided by the same operator and use Huawei
equipment.
● The Iur-g interface must be configured on an IP interface board between the
RNC and the BSC and the QoS of transport networks using this interface must
meet the requirements listed in Table 4-2.
Table 4-2 QoS requirements of the Iur-g interface for transport networks
One-Way Delay (ms) One-Way Delay Packet Loss Rate

Variation (ms)
Target value: 10 Target value: 7 Target value: 1.00E-4
Maximum value: 15 Maximum value: 7 Maximum value:

1.00E-3
4.3.5 Others
The GBFD-191205 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling feature must be enabled if
operators have used the WRFD-191209 GU@5 MHz Introduction Package feature.
4.4 Operation and Maintenance
4.4.1 Required Information

Before deploying this feature, collect the following information:
Item Purpose
Inter-site distance and quantity of Confirm the quantity of spectrum

continuous GSM spectrum resources resources and inter-site distance.
Information about coverage of base Check whether base stations on the

stations on the GSM and UMTS sides GSM and UMTS sides use Huawei
and their homing operator equipment and are deployed by the
same operator.
Positions of the configured BCCH Ensure that the BCCH carrier is

carrier frequency and GSM PDCH configured 1.3 MHz away from the
UMTS cell center frequency.

GSM BSS
Item Purpose
Whether the WRFD-19120902 Ensure that the two features have

Downlink Adaptive Band-Pass Filter been deployed or to be deployed on
and WRFD-19120903 UMTS Target the UMTS side before enabling this
RoT Adjustment Based on GSM Radio feature.
Quality features are enabled on the
UMTS side
Table 4-3 lists the GSM performance counters to be collected before this feature is
deployed. These counters can be used for helping observe GSM counter changes
after this feature is deployed.
Table 4-3 Performance counters to be collected

Counter Name Counter Description
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.0.NEW NCS412A: Number of MRs on

Downlink TCHF (Receive Quality Rank
0)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.1.NEW NCS412B: Number of MRs on

1)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.2.NEW NCS412C: Number of MRs on

2)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.3.NEW NCS412D: Number of MRs on

3)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.4.NEW NCS412E: Number of MRs on

4)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.5.NEW NCS412F: Number of MRs on

5)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.6.NEW NCS412G: Number of MRs on

6)
TRX.FR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.7.NEW NCS412H: Number of MRs on

7)
TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.0.NEW NCS413A: Number of MRs on Uplink

TCHF (Receive Quality Rank 0)

GSM BSS
TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.1.NEW NCS413B: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.2.NEW NCS413C: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.3.NEW NCS413D: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.4.NEW NCS413E: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.5.NEW NCS413F: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.6.NEW NCS413G: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.FR.UP.RX.QLTY.7.NEW NCS413H: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.0.NEW NCS414A: Number of MRs on

Downlink TCHH (Receive Quality Rank
0)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.1.NEW NCS414B: Number of MRs on

1)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.2.NEW NCS414C: Number of MRs on

2)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.3.NEW NCS414D: Number of MRs on

3)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.4.NEW NCS414E: Number of MRs on

4)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.5.NEW NCS414F: Number of MRs on

5)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.6.NEW NCS414G: Number of MRs on

6)
TRX.HR.DOWN.RX.QLTY.7.NEW NCS414H: Number of MRs on

7)
TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.0.NEW NCS415A: Number of MRs on Uplink

TCHH (Receive Quality Rank 0)

GSM BSS
TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.1.NEW NCS415B: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.2.NEW NCS415C: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.3.NEW NCS415D: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.4.NEW NCS415E: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.5.NEW NCS415F: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.6.NEW NCS415G: Number of MRs on Uplink

TRX.HR.UP.RX.QLTY.7.NEW NCS415H: Number of MRs on Uplink

CELL.RATE.TCH.CALL.DROP.EXCLUDE. ZTR304A: Call Drop Rate on TCH per

HO cell (Excluding Handover)
CELL.SD.CALL.DROP ZTR104C: Call Drop Rate on SDCCH
CELL.HO.SUCC.RATE RH303: Handover Success Rate
CELL.RD.HO.SUCC.RATE RH303A: Success Rate of Radio

Handover
CELL.CALL.ESTB.SUCC.RATE RA333: Success Rate of Call

Establishment
CELL.ASS.SUCC.RATE RCA313: Assignment Success Rate
CELL.ESTB.IND.SUCC.RATE.IMM.ASS RA303G: Success Rate of Immediate

Assignments
4.4.2 Data Configuration
4.4.2.1 Data Preparation

The following table describes the parameters used for function activation.

GSM BSS
Table 4-4 Parameters used for activation

Parameter Parameter ID Setting Notes
Name
Uplink ROT GCELLBASICPARA.UL Set this parameter to ON(On) in

Switch ROTSw GU@5 MHz scenarios while
considering configurations on the
UMTS side.
Downlink Comb GCELLBASICPARA.DL Set this parameter to ON(On) in

Filtering Switch CombFilterSw GU@5 MHz scenarios while
UMTS side.
Downlink Comb GCELLBASICPARA.DL Set this parameter to ON(On) in

Filtering CombFilterOptSw GU@5 MHz scenarios while
Optimize Switch considering configurations on the
UMTS side.
UMTS Center GCELLBASICPARA.UM In GU@5 MHz scenarios, when the

EARFCN TSDLCenterFreq multi-RAT scheduling management
function in the Enhanced Channel
Assignment Algorithm feature is
enabled, set this parameter to an
appropriate value to provide more
flexible channel allocation policies.
Keep the value of this parameter to
be consistent with that configured
on the UMTS side.
Cell Center User GCELLBASICPARA.Cel Set this parameter to ON(On) in

Identify Switch lCenterUsrIdentifySw GU@5 MHz scenarios while
UMTS side.
The following table describes the parameters used for function optimization.
Table 4-5 Parameters used for optimization

Name
Downlink Comb BSCEXSOFTPARA.DLC Set this parameter to ON(On) in

Filtering Self ombFilterSelfOptSw GU@5 MHz scenarios while
Optimize Switch considering configurations on the
UMTS side.

GSM BSS

Name
Cell Center User GCELLBASICPARA.Cel The larger the value of this

ATCB Threshold lCenterUsrATCBThld parameter, the less severe the
UMTS-to-GSM interference, the
better the downlink GSM quality,
and the smaller the UMTS capacity.
The smaller the value of this
parameter, the more severe the
poorer the downlink GSM quality,
and the larger the UMTS capacity.

DL Level lCenterUsrDLLvlThld parameter, the less severe the
Threshold UMTS-to-GSM interference, the

DL Quality lCenterUsrDLQuali- parameter, the less severe the
Threshold tyThld UMTS-to-GSM interference, the

DL Quality lCenterUsrDLQuaOff- parameter, the more severe the
Offset set UMTS-to-GSM interference, the
parameter, the less severe the
4.4.2.2 Using MML Commands
Activation Command Examples

//Turning on the uplink RoT switch, downlink comb filtering switch, and downlink comb filtering
optimization switch

GSM BSS
SET GCELLBASICPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, CELLID=0, ULROTSw=ON, DLCombFilterSw=ON,

DLCombFilterOptSw=ON, UMTSDLCenterFreq=1;
//Turning on the cell center user identification switch
SET GCELLBASICPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, CELLID=0, CellCenterUsrIdentifySw=ON;
Optimization Configuration Examples

//Turning on the downlink comb filtering self-optimization switch
SET BSCEXSOFTPARA: DLCombFilterSelfOptSw=ON;
//Optimizing the proportion of cell center users
SET GCELLBASICPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, CELLID=4, DLCombFilterSw=ON, CellCenterUsrIdentifySw=ON,
CellCenterUsrATCBThld=20, CellCenterUsrDLLvlThld=30, CellCenterUsrDLQualityThld=20,
CellCenterUsrDLQuaOffset=20;
Deactivation Command Examples

//Turning off the uplink RoT switch and downlink comb filtering switch
SET GCELLBASICPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, CELLID=0, ULROTSw=OFF, DLCombFilterSw=OFF;
//Turning off the downlink comb filtering self-optimization switch
SET BSCEXSOFTPARA: DLCombFilterSelfOptSw=OFF;
//Turning off the cell center user identification switch
SET GCELLBASICPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, CELLID=0, CellCenterUsrIdentifySw=OFF;
4.4.2.3 Using the MAE-Deployment

For detailed operations on the MAE-Deployment, see Feature Configuration Using
the MAE-Deployment.
4.4.3 Activation Verification

On the BSC LMT, trace Iur-g interface messages. Comb filtering has been activated
if the messages shown in the following figure are traced.
On the BSC LMT, trace Iur-g interface messages. Uplink RoT control has been
activated if the messages shown in the following figure are traced.

GSM BSS
On the BSC LMT, trace Iur-g interface messages. Downlink comb filtering self-
optimization has been activated if the messages shown in the following figure are
traced.
4.4.4 Network Monitoring

Monitor the changes of KPIs on the GSM side after the GU@5MHz Joint
Scheduling feature is deployed. For details, see Table 4-3.

GSM BSS
Description 5 Parameter
5 Parameter
There are no specific parameters associated with this feature in this RAT.

GSM BSS
Description 6 Counters
6 Counters
There are no specific counters associated with this feature in this RAT.

GSM BSS
Description 7 Glossary
7 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see "Glossary" in GBSS
Feature Documentation.

GSM BSS
Description 8 Reference Documents
8 Reference Documents
● Feature parameter description documents in GBSS Feature Documentation

– Soft-Synchronized Network
– BTS GNSS Synchronization
– Synchronization
● GU@5 MHz
● DC-HSDPA Shared with GSM

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GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling Feature

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This chapter describes changes not included in the "Parameters", "Counters",

1.1 GBSS23.1 01 (2021-03-05)

1.2 GBSS23.1 Draft A (2020-12-29)

Deleted the description related to GBFD-170205 None

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This document describes the GBFD-191205 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling feature,

2.1 General Statements

● The technical principles of features and their related parameters

2.2 Applicable RAT

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2.3 Features in This Document

Feature ID Feature Name Chapter/Section

GBFD-19120 GU@5MHz Joint 4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling

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4 GU@5MHz Joint Scheduling

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Figure 4-1 Working principles of downlink comb filtering

● Uplink RoT: When GCELLBASICPARA.ULROTSw is set to ON(On), the GSM

▪ If the Huawei handover I algorithm is enabled, the level and quality

▪ If the Huawei handover II algorithm is enabled, the level and quality

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4.2 Network Analysis

When the downlink comb filtering self-optimization function is enabled in GU@5

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RAT Featur Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

GSM GBFD- GU@5MHz LGMIGUSJS BSC6900 per Cell

RAT Featur Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

GSM None RF Spectrum LGMIRFSSL BTS per Band

GSM None Spectrum LGMIRFSSLWY BTS per Band

GSM Soft- GBTS: Soft-Synchronized Downlink

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RAT Function Function Reference (GBSS Description

GSM BTS GPS BTSOTHPARA.S BTS GNSS

GSM Clock over IP BTSOTHPARA.S Synchronization

GSM BTS support TASM.ATRSW Synchronization

UMTS Downlink ULOCELL.DLAD GU@5 MHz It is

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RAT Function Function Reference (GBSS Description

UMTS DC-HSDPA ULOCELL.DCHS DC-HSDPA Shared It is

Mutually Exclusive Functions

Table 4-1 NEs supporting the feature

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One-Way Delay (ms) One-Way Delay Packet Loss Rate

Target value: 10 Target value: 7 Target value: 1.00E-4

Maximum value: 15 Maximum value: 7 Maximum value:

4.4 Operation and Maintenance

4.4.1 Required Information

Inter-site distance and quantity of Confirm the quantity of spectrum

Information about coverage of base Check whether base stations on the

Positions of the configured BCCH Ensure that the BCCH carrier is

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