FMM Smart Space-Division Cell Group (ITRAN LR21+)

FMM Smart Space-Division
Cell Group (ITRAN LR21+)

Feature Guide
FMM Smart Space-Division Cell Group (ITRAN LR21+)

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
Xu Zhibin
V1.0 2021-09-30 Su Hongtao Not open to the third party.
Wang Yuan
ZTE Confidential & Proprietary 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 6
1.1 Change History ................................................................................................. 6
1.2 Related Feature List and License Control ......................................................... 6
1.3 Correlation with Other Features ........................................................................ 7
2 Function Description...................................................................................... 7
2.1 Background....................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Basic Concepts ................................................................................................. 8
3 Technical Description .................................................................................... 9

3.1 SSCG Spatial Division Mode ............................................................................ 9
3.2 SSCG Weight Index Configuration Description ............................................... 11
3.3 SSCG PUCCH Resource Coordination ........................................................... 13
3.4 Fragmented Resource Allocation .................................................................... 14
4 Engineering Guide ....................................................................................... 16

4.1 Requirements ................................................................................................. 16
4.1.1 Hardware Requirements ................................................................................. 16
4.1.2 EPC Requirements ......................................................................................... 17
4.1.3 Frequency Band, Frequency and Bandwidth Requirements ............................ 17
4.1.4 UE Requirement ............................................................................................. 17
4.1.5 Transmission Bandwidth Requirements .......................................................... 17
4.1.6 License Requirement ...................................................................................... 17
4.2 Parameter Configuration ................................................................................. 18
4.2.1 Related Parameters ........................................................................................ 18
4.2.2 Parameter Configuration ................................................................................. 47
4.2.3 Other Parameter Configuration ....................................................................... 56
4.2.4 Feature Deactivation ....................................................................................... 58
4.2.5 Impact on Network .......................................................................................... 59
5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms .............................................................. 59

5.1 Related Counters ............................................................................................ 59
5.2 Related KPIs ................................................................................................... 61
5.3 Related Alarms ............................................................................................... 61
6 Abbreviations ............................................................................................... 61
7 References .................................................................................................... 61
2 ZTE Confidential & Proprietary


FIGURES
Figure 2-1 Coverage of Macro Station and Coverage of Typical SSCG Scenarios ............. 8
Figure 3-1 Schematic diagram of Spatial Division Mode of Smart Spatial Cell Group ......... 9
Figure 3-2 Schematic diagram of resource allocation with a cell number of 2 in a Smart
Space-Division Cell Group ...................................................................................................15
Figure 4-1 Configuring The Switch of MM Mode ................................................................48
Figure 4-2 FDD Cell Related Parameter Configuration ......................................................49
Figure 4-6 Configuring Smart Space-Division Cell Group Parameters ...............................55
Figure 4-7 Configure Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell ...................................................57
Figure 4-8 Configure Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel ...............................58
TABLES
Table 1-1 Related Feature List and License Control ........................................................... 6
Table 1-2 Correlation with Other Feature ............................................................................ 7
Table 3-1 Example of broadcast weight index and sequence number configuration of Smart
Table 3-2 Parameters of SSCG Space-Division Mode .......................................................10
Table 3-3 Naming Description of Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division Cell
Group ...................................................................................................................................12
Table 3-4 The Parameters of SSCG Weight Index Configuration .......................................13
Table 3-5 The Parameters of SSCG PUCCH resource coordination ..................................14
Table 3-6 The Parameters of fragmented resource allocation ............................................16
Table 4-1 License Requirement .........................................................................................17

Table 4-2 FMM SSCG Parameters Configuration Rule ......................................................18

Table 5-1 Related Counters for SSCG ...............................................................................59

1 Introduction
This document is applicable to LTE FDD mode.
1.1 Change History
This section describes the changes between versions of the product, including three types
of changes:
Technical changes: technical and related parameter changes between two versions.
Other changes: description and structure changes between versions, including content
optimization and supplementation.
The first release
1.2 Related Feature List and License Control
Table 1-1 Related Feature List and License Control
No Feature ID Feature Name License Control

or not
Smart Spatial Division Cell Yes
1 ZLF39-00-006
Group for Massive MIMO

1.3 Correlation with Other Features
Table 1-2 Correlation with Other Feature
Feature ID Feature Required Mutually Impacted

Name Feature Exclusive Feature
Feature
ZLF39-00-006 Smart Spatial None ZLF39-00- None
Division Cell 001 DL MU
Group for MIMO
Massive
MIMO
2 Function Description
2.1 Background
With the rapid development of mobile broadband services, how to increase network
capacity on the basis of ensuring coverage for LTE has fallen into a bottleneck. Traditional
methods of capacity expansion mainly include increasing carrier resources and building
new sites, but they have the following drawbacks:
1. Due to limited spectrum resources, some operators do not have additional spectrum
resources and cannot expand their network capacity by adding carriers.
2. It is difficult to obtain sites, and there are no suitable sites for deployment.
To solve the problems above, Smart Space-Division Cell Group (SSCG) solution is
introduced. It applies the cell-level spatial division multiplexing technology to implement
network expansion, which can effectively increase single station and regional capacity.
And it is one of the important methods for solving the bottleneck of network capacity.
When the operator's frequency band is limited and site acquisition is difficult, this solution
can effectively improve spectrum efficiency and the overall cell capacity without increasing
the number of base station sites, thus reducing the capacity expansion workload and
complexity, and is beneficial to the network smooth evolution.

2.2 Basic Concepts
The basic idea of SSCG is to use Smart Space-Division Cell Group containing N (N<=4)
cells of the same frequency to cover the coverage range of traditional macro stations.
Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group use the same antenna transceiver group, and
each cell has its own and complete cell attributes. The SSCG beam weight can be
designed to adjust the coverage range of each cell, so that it can flexibly adapt to different
user distribution situations.
As shown below, there are two typical SSCG coverage scenarios. One is to implement
space division only in the horizontal direction, and the other is to implement space division
in the horizontal and vertical directions. Both scenarios are 4-cell space division. Among
them, each cell after spatial division adopts MIMO technology to further improve the
[1]
system capacity. MIMO technology is detailed in FDD DL MIMO Feature Guide .
Figure 2-1 Coverage of Macro Station and Coverage of Typical SSCG Scenarios

3 Technical Description
3.1 SSCG Spatial Division Mode
SSCG supports the configuration of different space division modes of a smart space-
division cell group (which is configured by SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.spaceDivMode, it
can be set to “horizontal spatial division” and “horizontal vertical spatial division”). As
shown in Figure 3-1, the SSCG in different spatial division mode are described as Mode
x y, where x indicates the number of inner-circle spatial division cells, and y indicates the
number of outer-circle spatial division cells. Based on the user distribution, you can select
the appropriate spatial division form among the six modes as shown in Figure 3-1. The
specific configuration mode and meaning are shown in Table 3-1. Among them, Space
Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group
(SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.spaceDivMode) is configured to Horizontal Spatial Division, and
Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group
(SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.cellNumInSSCG) is configured to 4 by default. In a commercial
scenario, the Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group and the
Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group need to be flexibly configured
according to user distribution.
Figure 3-1 Schematic diagram of Spatial Division Mode of Smart Spatial Cell Group

Table 3-1 Example of broadcast weight index and sequence number configuration of
Smart Space-Division Cell Group
Spatial Configuration Mode Description

division Space Division Number of Cells
mode Mode of a Smart in a Smart
Space-Division Space-Division
Cell Group Cell Group
Mode01 0 1 SDM single cell
Mode02 0 2 Two horizontal spatial
division cells
Mode03 0 3 Three horizontal spatial
division cells
Mode04 0 4 Four horizontal spatial
division cells
Mode12 1 3 Three horizontal vertical
spatial division cells, one in
the inner zone and two in the
outer zone.
Mode22 1 4 Four horizontal vertical
spatial division cells, two
cells in the inner zone and
two cells in the outer zone.
Table 3-2 Parameters of SSCG Space-Division Mode
SN Parameter Name FDD Parameter

Space Division Mode of a Smart SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.spaceDivMo
1
Space-Division Cell Group de
Number of Cells in a Smart Space- SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.cellNumInSS

2
Division Cell Group CG

3.2 SSCG Weight Index Configuration Description
When configuring SSCG, based on the user distribution in the sector, Number of Tx
Antenna Port in Cell, Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel, Space
Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group, Number of Cells in a Smart
Space-Division Cell Group, select the [H, V, A, T] of each spatial division cell. [H, V, A,
T] means horizontal lobe width, vertical lobe width, azimuth angle and down tilt angle
respectively. These parameters are used to determine the Broadcast Weight Index of a
Smart Space-Division Cell Group, and the appropriate index configured can be used to
obtain a better sector flow gain. The fields in the Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart
Space-Division Cell Group are described as follows:
P: represents Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell;
MAP: represents Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel. It supports three
configurations: MAP0101, MAP0213 and MAP0202;
SDM: represents Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group;
CellNum: represents Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group;
C0: HVAT parameter of the first cell of SSCG;
C1: HVAT parameter of the second cell of SSCG (if it exists);
C2: HVAT parameters of the third cell of SSCG (if it exists);
C3: HVAT parameters of the fourth cell of SSCG (if it exists).
The values of P, MAP, SDM and CellNum in the Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart
Space-Division Cell Group correspond to the Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell, the
Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel, the Space Division Mode of a Smart
Space-Division Cell Group and the Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell
Group. For the corresponding relationships, refer to Table 3-3:

Table 3-3 Naming Description of Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division

Cell Group
Field ID Value Description

P2 Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell is 2[1].
P
P4 Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell is 4[2].
Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel is

MAP0101
01010101010101010101010101010101.

MAP MAP0213
02130213021302130213021302130213.

MAP0202
02020202020202021313131313131313.
Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group

SDM0
is Horizontal Spatial Division[0].
SDM
Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group
SDM1
is Horizontal and Vertical Spatial Division[1].
CellNum1 Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is 1[1]
Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is

CellNum2
2[2].
CellNum Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is
CellNum3
3[3].
Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is

CellNum4
4[4].
When configuring Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group,

ensure that users are distributed in the middle of the cell as much as possible. It is
recommended that the default value of Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-
Division Cell Group is P4_MAP0213_SDM0_CellNum4[C0:H12 ° _V18 ° _A-45 °
_T0°][C1:H12°_V18°_A-15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V18°_A15°_T0°][C3:H12°_V18°
_A45°_T0°][79].
In the commercial scenario, the broadcast weight index of SSCG can be configured
flexibly based on the user distribution.

Table 3-4 The Parameters of SSCG Weight Index Configuration

Space Division Mode of a Smart
1 SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.spaceDivMode
Space-Division Cell Group
Number of Cells in a Smart Space-

2 SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.cellNumInSSCG
Division Cell Group
SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.bCIndexInSSCG
3
1
4
Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart 2
Space-Division Cell Group SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.bCIndexInSSCG

5
3
6
4
7 Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell CUEUtranCellFDDLTE.cellRSPortNum
Mapping of Antenna Port and

8 ECellEquipFuncFDDLTE.anttoPortMap
Antenna Channel
3.3 SSCG PUCCH Resource Coordination
After the SSCG function is enabled, the PUCCH resources of each cell in SSCG need to
be coordinated to avoid the degradation of PUCCH performance due to mutual
interference between different spatial division cells.
For PUCCH, three coordination modes are designed to adapt to different scenarios.
 When PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SSCG Space-Division

Scenarios is configured to 0, it is called mode 0, indicating that the PUCCH
frequency domain resources of each cell are completely multiplexed. It is suitable for
scenarios with slight interference between SSCG cells. In this mode, the PUCCH
consumes less RBs.

Scenarios is configured to 1, it is called mode 1, indicating that the frequency
domains of PUCCH in each cell are completely staggered. This mode is applicable

for scenarios with serious interference between SSCG cells. It consumes more RBs
on the PUCCH, resulting in the decrease of the number of available RBs on the
PUSCH.

Scenarios is configured to 2, it is called mode 2. Mode 2 is the compromise between
Mode 0 and Mode 1. The cells with the highest spatial isolation in SSCG are
multiplexed in the frequency domain, and the cells with the lowest spatial isolation
are staggered in the frequency domain.
Table 3-5 The Parameters of SSCG PUCCH resource coordination

PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.pucc
1
SSCG Space-Division Scenarios hMode4FMMSSCG
3.4 Fragmented Resource Allocation
According to the Smart Space-Division Cell Group ID, the number of cells in a smart
space division cell group is determined, and the resources of each cell are coordinated to
avoid the same resource positions occupied by different space division cells and thereby
interfere with each other.
For uplink and downlink resource allocation, four methods are designed:
1. When the Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is 1, it means

that the number of cells in the smart space division cell group is 1, and no special
processing is performed on the resource allocation mode of the cells;

that the number of cells in the smart space division cell group is 2.
 SSCG cell 0 allocates resources in order from low frequency to high frequency;
 SSCG cell 1 allocates resources in order from high frequency to low frequency.


 SSCG cell 1 preferentially starts at 1/3 of the bandwidth, and allocates

resources in order from low frequency to high frequency;
 SSCG cell 2 allocates resources in order from high frequency to low frequency.


 SSCG cell 1 allocates resources in order from high frequency to low frequency;
 SSCG cell 2 preferentially starts with RBs at 1/2 of the bandwidth, and allocates
resources in order from high frequency to low frequency;
 SSCG cell 3 preferentially starts with RBs at 1/2 of the bandwidth, and allocates
resources in order from low frequency to high frequency.
Table 3-6 The Parameters of fragmented resource allocation

1 Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.cellN
Group umInSSCG
4 Engineering Guide
4.1 Requirements
4.1.1 Hardware Requirements
FMM SSCG is supported by V9200+ VBPd0/VBPd2.

AAU: A9722 M1821.
4.1.2 EPC Requirements
No special requirements.
4.1.3 Frequency Band, Frequency and Bandwidth Requirements
Frequency Band: 1.8G, 2.1G.
Bandwidth: 10M, 15M, 20M.
4.1.4 UE Requirement
No special requirements.
4.1.5 Transmission Bandwidth Requirements
No special requirements
4.1.6 License Requirement
Table 4-1 License Requirement
No. FL FL Name License No. License Control Control

Name Level
Smart Spatial LTE FDD Smart
ZLF39-00- Division Cell Space-Division Cell Network
1 SDR_F166_L
006 Group for Group for Massive Level
Massive MIMO MIMO

4.2 Parameter Configuration
4.2.1 Related Parameters
Table 4-2 FMM SSCG Parameters Configuration Rule
Parameter Parameter Default

SN Parameter Range value
name explanation value
This parameter sets

the list of the cells
within a smart
Cell List in
space-division cell
SmartSpaceDivisio a Smart
group. Each smart
1 nCGLTE.refCUEUtr Space- [0..400] N/A
space-division cell
anCellFDDLTE Division
group consists of
Cell Group
one to four cells that
are selected from the
physical cells.
This parameter sets

the space division
Space
mode of smart
Division {0:Horizontal
space-division cell
SmartSpaceDivisio Mode of a Spatial Division, 0:Horizontal
groups: horizontal
2 nCGLTE.spaceDiv Smart 1:Horizontal and Spatial
space division and
Mode Space- Vertical Spatial Division
horizontal-vertical
Division Division}
space division,
Cell Group
depending on UE
distribution.
Number of
Cells in a This parameter sets {1:1,
SmartSpaceDivisio
Smart the number of cells 2:2,
3 nCGLTE.cellNumIn 4:4
Space- in a smart space- 3:3,
SSCG
Division division cell group. 4:4}
Cell Group
Broadcast This parameter sets 0:P2_MAP01

{0:P2_MAP0101_S
SmartSpaceDivisio Weight the broadcast weight 01_SDM0_C
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
4 nCGLTE.bCIndexIn Index of a index of a smart ellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T2°
SSCG1 Smart space-division cell H65°_V9°_A
],
Space- group. It identifies 0°_T2°]


Division the broadcast 1:P2_MAP0101_SD
Cell Group weights used by the M0_CellNum1[C0:H
cells in a smart 65°_V9°_A0°_T4°],
space-division cell 2:P2_MAP0101_SD
group. Note: The M0_CellNum1[C0:H
letter H represents 65°_V9°_A0°_T6°],
the width of 3:P2_MAP0101_SD
horizontal beams, V M0_CellNum1[C0:H
represents the width 65°_V9°_A0°_T8°],
of vertical beams, A
4:P2_MAP0101_SD
represents the
M0_CellNum1[C0:H
orientation of
65°_V9°_A0°_T10°]
horizontal beams,
,
and T represents the
5:P2_MAP0101_SD
orientation of vertical
M0_CellNum1[C0:H
beams. For example,
45°_V9°_A-
“P4_MAP0213_SDM
25°_T2°],
0_CellNum4” in
6:P2_MAP0101_SD
79:P4_MAP0213_S
M0_CellNum1[C0:H
DM0_CellNum4[C0:
45°_V9°_A-
H12°_V18°_A-
25°_T4°],
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V
18°_A- 7:P2_MAP0101_SD
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V M0_CellNum1[C0:H
18° 45°_V9°_A-
_A15°_T0°][C3:H12° 25°_T6°],
_V18°_A45°_T0°] 8:P2_MAP0101_SD
reflects the H, V, A, M0_CellNum1[C0:H
and T values. “P4” 45°_V9°_A-
indicates that the 25°_T8°],
number of Tx 9:P2_MAP0101_SD
antenna ports M0_CellNum1[C0:H
supported by a cell is 45°_V9°_A-
4. “MAP0213” 25°_T10°],
indicates that the 10:P2_MAP0101_S
mapping relation of DM0_CellNum1[C0:
antenna ports and H45°_V9°_A25°_T2
antenna channels is °],
0213021302130213


0213021302130213. 11:P2_MAP0101_S
"SDM0" indicates DM0_CellNum1[C0:
that the space H45°_V9°_A25°_T4
division mode of the °],
smart space-division 12:P2_MAP0101_S
cell group is DM0_CellNum1[C0:
horizontal space H45°_V9°_A25°_T6
division. If it is °],
"SDM1," it indicates 13:P2_MAP0101_S
that the space DM0_CellNum1[C0:
division mode is H45°_V9°_A25°_T8
horizontal-vertical °],
space division.
14:P2_MAP0101_S
“CellNum4” indicates
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
that the number of
H45°_V9°_A25°_T1
cells in the smart
0°],
space-division cell
58:P4_MAP0213_S
group is 4. In
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
"[C0:H12°_V18°_A-
H65°_V9°_A0°_T2°
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V
],
18°_A-
59:P4_MAP0213_S
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
18°_A15°_T0°][C3:H
H65°_V9°_A0°_T4°
12°_V18°_A45°_T0°]
],
," each [] contains
the broadcast weight 60:P4_MAP0213_S
information (H, V, A, DM0_CellNum1[C0:
and T values) of a H65°_V9°_A0°_T6°
cell and C0 to C3 ],
represents four cells 61:P4_MAP0213_S
separately. DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T8°
],
62:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T10
°],
63:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:


H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T2°],
64:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T4°],
65:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T6°],
66:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T8°],
67:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T10°],
68:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T2
°],
69:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T4
°],
70:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T6
°],
71:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T8
°],
72:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T1
0°],


80:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T2°
],
81:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T6°
],
82:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H65°_V9°_A0°_T8°
],
83:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T2°],
84:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T6°],
85:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A-
25°_T8°],
86:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T2
°],
87:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T6
°],
88:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum1[C0:
H45°_V9°_A25°_T8
°]}


This parameter sets {15:P2_MAP0101_

the broadcast weight SDM0_CellNum2[C
index of a smart 0:H30°_V9°_A-
space-division cell 30°_T2°][C1:H30°_
group. It identifies V9°_A30°_T2°],
the broadcast 16:P2_MAP0101_S
weights used by the DM0_CellNum2[C0:
cells in a smart H30°_V9°_A-
group. Note: The V9°_A30°_T4°],
letter H represents 17:P2_MAP0101_S
the width of DM0_CellNum2[C0:
horizontal beams, V H30°_V9°_A-
represents the width 30°_T6°][C1:H30°_
of vertical beams, A V9°_A30°_T6°],
represents the
18:P2_MAP0101_S 15:P2_MAP0
Broadcast orientation of
DM0_CellNum2[C0: 101_SDM0_
Weight horizontal beams,
H30°_V9°_A- CellNum2[C0
SmartSpaceDivisio Index of a and T represents the
30°_T8°][C1:H30°_ :H30°_V9°_A
5 nCGLTE.bCIndexIn Smart orientation of vertical
V9°_A30°_T8°], -
SSCG2 Space- beams. For example,
19:P2_MAP0101_S 30°_T2°][C1:
Division “P4_MAP0213_SDM
DM0_CellNum2[C0: H30°_V9°_A
Cell Group 0_CellNum4” in
H30°_V9°_A- 30°_T2°]
79:P4_MAP0213_S
30°_T10°][C1:H30°
DM0_CellNum4[C0:
_V9°_A30°_T10°],
H12°_V18°_A-
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V 20:P2_MAP0101_S
18°_A- DM0_CellNum2[C0:
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V H30°_V9°_A-
18° 45°_T2°][C1:H30°_
_A15°_T0°][C3:H12° V9°_A15°_T2°],
_V18°_A45°_T0°] 21:P2_MAP0101_S
reflects the H, V, A, DM0_CellNum2[C0:
and T values. “P4” H30°_V9°_A-
indicates that the 45°_T4°][C1:H30°_
number of Tx V9°_A15°_T4°],
antenna ports 22:P2_MAP0101_S
supported by a cell is DM0_CellNum2[C0:
4. “MAP0213” H30°_V9°_A-


indicates that the 45°_T6°][C1:H30°_
mapping relation of V9°_A15°_T6°],
antenna ports and 23:P2_MAP0101_S
antenna channels is DM0_CellNum2[C0:
0213021302130213 H30°_V9°_A-
0213021302130213. 45°_T8°][C1:H30°_
"SDM0" indicates V9°_A15°_T8°],
that the space 24:P2_MAP0101_S
division mode of the DM0_CellNum2[C0:
smart space-division H30°_V9°_A-
cell group is 45°_T10°][C1:H30°
horizontal space _V9°_A15°_T10°],
division. If it is
25:P2_MAP0101_S
"SDM1," it indicates
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
that the space
H30°_V9°_A-
division mode is
15°_T2°][C1:H30°_
horizontal-vertical
V9°_A45°_T2°],
space division.
26:P2_MAP0101_S
“CellNum4” indicates
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
that the number of
H30°_V9°_A-
cells in the smart
15°_T4°][C1:H30°_
space-division cell
V9°_A45°_T4°],
group is 4. In
27:P2_MAP0101_S
"[C0:H12°_V18°_A-
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V
H30°_V9°_A-
18°_A-
15°_T6°][C1:H30°_
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V
V9°_A45°_T6°],
18°_A15°_T0°][C3:H
12°_V18°_A45°_T0°] 28:P2_MAP0101_S
," each [] contains DM0_CellNum2[C0:
the broadcast weight H30°_V9°_A-
information (H, V, A, 15°_T8°][C1:H30°_
and T values) of a V9°_A45°_T8°],
cell and C0 to C3 29:P2_MAP0101_S
represents four cells DM0_CellNum2[C0:
separately. H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T10°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A45°_T10°],


73:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V18°_A-
30°_T0°][C1:H30°_
V18°_A30°_T0°],
74:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V18°_A-
45°_T0°][C1:H30°_
V18°_A15°_T0°],
75:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V18°_A-
15°_T0°][C1:H30°_
V18°_A45°_T0°],
89:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
30°_T2°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A30°_T2°],
90:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
30°_T6°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A30°_T6°],
91:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
30°_T8°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A30°_T8°],
92:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T2°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T2°],
93:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-


45°_T6°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T6°],
94:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T8°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T8°],
95:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T2°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T2°],
96:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T6°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T6°],
97:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum2[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T8°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T8°]}
This parameter sets {30:P2_MAP0101_

the broadcast weight SDM0_CellNum3[C
index of a smart 0:H20°_V9°_A-
space-division cell 40°_T2°][C1:H20°_ 30:P2_MAP0
group. It identifies V9°_A0°_T2°][C2:H 101_SDM0_
Broadcast
the broadcast 20°_V9°_A40°_T2°] CellNum3[C0
Weight
weights used by the , :H20°_V9°_A
SmartSpaceDivisio Index of a
cells in a smart 31:P2_MAP0101_S -
6 nCGLTE.bCIndexIn Smart
space-division cell DM0_CellNum3[C0: 40°_T2°][C1:
SSCG3 Space-
group. Note: The H20°_V9°_A- H20°_V9°_A
Division
letter H represents 40°_T4°][C1:H20°_ 0°_T2°][C2:H
Cell Group
the width of V9°_A0°_T4°][C2:H 20°_V9°_A4
horizontal beams, V 20°_V9°_A40°_T4°] 0°_T2°]
represents the width ,
of vertical beams, A 32:P2_MAP0101_S
represents the DM0_CellNum3[C0:


orientation of H20°_V9°_A-
horizontal beams, 40°_T6°][C1:H20°_
and T represents the V9°_A0°_T6°][C2:H
orientation of vertical 20°_V9°_A40°_T6°]
beams. For example, ,
“P4_MAP0213_SDM 33:P2_MAP0101_S
0_CellNum4” in DM0_CellNum3[C0:
79:P4_MAP0213_S H20°_V9°_A-
DM0_CellNum4[C0: 40°_T8°][C1:H20°_
H12°_V18°_A- V9°_A0°_T8°][C2:H
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V 20°_V9°_A40°_T8°]
18°_A- ,
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V 34:P2_MAP0101_S
18° DM0_CellNum3[C0:
_A15°_T0°][C3:H12° H20°_V9°_A-
_V18°_A45°_T0°] 40°_T10°][C1:H20°
reflects the H, V, A, _V9°_A0°_T10°][C2
and T values. “P4” :H20°_V9°_A40°_T
indicates that the 10°],
number of Tx
35:P2_MAP0101_S
antenna ports
DM1_CellNum3[C0:
supported by a cell is
H30°_V9°_A0°_T9°
4. “MAP0213”
][C1:H30°_V9°_A-
indicates that the
40°_T0°][C2:H30°_
mapping relation of
V9°_A40°_T0°],
antenna ports and
36:P2_MAP0101_S
antenna channels is
DM1_CellNum3[C0:
0213021302130213
H30°_V9°_A0°_T11
0213021302130213.
°][C1:H30°_V9°_A-
"SDM0" indicates
40°_T2°][C2:H30°_
that the space
V9°_A40°_T2°],
division mode of the
37:P2_MAP0101_S
smart space-division
DM1_CellNum3[C0:
cell group is
H30°_V9°_A0°_T13
horizontal space
°][C1:H30°_V9°_A-
division. If it is
40°_T4°][C2:H30°_
"SDM1," it indicates
V9°_A40°_T4°],
that the space
division mode is


horizontal-vertical 76:P4_MAP0213_S
space division. DM0_CellNum3[C0:
“CellNum4” indicates H20°_V18°_A-
that the number of 40°_T0°][C1:H20°_
cells in the smart V18°_A0°_T0°][C2:
space-division cell H20°_V18°_A40°_T
group is 4. In 0°],
"[C0:H12°_V18°_A- 77:P4_MAP0213_S
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V DM0_CellNum3[C0:
18°_A- H20°_V18°_A-
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V 50°_T0°][C1:H20°_
18°_A15°_T0°][C3:H V18°_A-
12°_V18°_A45°_T0°] 10°_T0°][C2:H20°_
," each [] contains V18°_A30°_T0°],
the broadcast weight 78:P4_MAP0213_S
information (H, V, A, DM0_CellNum3[C0:
and T values) of a H20°_V18°_A-
cell and C0 to C3 30°_T0°][C1:H20°_
represents four cells V18°_A10°_T0°][C2
separately. :H20°_V18°_A50°_
T0°],
98:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum3[C0:
H25°_V9°_A-
40°_T2°][C1:H25°_
V9°_A0°_T2°][C2:H
25°_V9°_A40°_T2°]
,
99:P4_MAP0202_S
DM0_CellNum3[C0:
H25°_V9°_A-
40°_T6°][C1:H25°_
V9°_A0°_T6°][C2:H
25°_V9°_A40°_T6°]
,
100:P4_MAP0202_
SDM0_CellNum3[C
0:H25°_V9°_A-


40°_T8°][C1:H25°_
V9°_A0°_T8°][C2:H
25°_V9°_A40°_T8°]
,
101:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum3[C
0:H30°_V9°_A0°_T
9°][C1:H30°_V9°_A
-
40°_T0°][C2:H30°_
V9°_A40°_T0°],
102:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum3[C
0:H30°_V9°_A0°_T
11°][C1:H30°_V9°_
A-
40°_T2°][C2:H30°_
V9°_A40°_T2°],
103:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum3[C
0:H30°_V9°_A0°_T
13°][C1:H30°_V9°_
A-
40°_T4°][C2:H30°_
V9°_A40°_T4°]}
This parameter sets {38:P2_MAP0101_ 79:P4_MAP0

the broadcast weight SDM0_CellNum4[C 213_SDM0_
index of a smart 0:H12°_V9°_A- CellNum4[C0
Broadcast space-division cell 45°_T2°][C1:H12°_ :H12°_V18°_
Weight group. It identifies V9°_A- A-
SmartSpaceDivisio Index of a the broadcast 15°_T2°][C2:H12°_ 45°_T0°][C1:
7 nCGLTE.bCIndexIn Smart weights used by the V9°_A15°_T2°][C3: H12°_V18°_
SSCG3 Space- cells in a smart H12°_V9°_A45°_T2 A-
Division space-division cell °], 15°_T0°][C2:
Cell Group group. Note: The 39:P2_MAP0101_S H12°_V18°_
letter H represents DM0_CellNum4[C0: A15°_T0°][C
the width of H12°_V9°_A- 3:H12°_V18°
horizontal beams, V 45°_T4°][C1:H12°_ _A45°_T0°]


represents the width V9°_A-
of vertical beams, A 15°_T4°][C2:H12°_
represents the V9°_A15°_T4°][C3:
orientation of H12°_V9°_A45°_T4
horizontal beams, °],
and T represents the 40:P2_MAP0101_S
orientation of vertical DM0_CellNum4[C0:
beams. For example, H12°_V9°_A-
“P4_MAP0213_SDM 45°_T6°][C1:H12°_
0_CellNum4” in V9°_A-
79:P4_MAP0213_S 15°_T6°][C2:H12°_
DM0_CellNum4[C0: V9°_A15°_T6°][C3:
H12°_V18°_A- H12°_V9°_A45°_T6
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_V °],
18°_A- 41:P2_MAP0101_S
18° H12°_V9°_A-
_A15°_T0°][C3:H12° 45°_T8°][C1:H12°_
_V18°_A45°_T0°] V9°_A-
reflects the H, V, A, 15°_T8°][C2:H12°_
and T values. “P4” V9°_A15°_T8°][C3:
indicates that the H12°_V9°_A45°_T8
number of Tx °],
antenna ports
42:P2_MAP0101_S
supported by a cell is
DM0_CellNum4[C0:
4. “MAP0213”
H12°_V9°_A-
indicates that the
45°_T10°][C1:H12°
mapping relation of
_V9°_A-
antenna ports and
15°_T10°][C2:H12°
antenna channels is
_V9°_A15°_T10°][C
0213021302130213
3:H12°_V9°_A45°_
0213021302130213.
T10°],
"SDM0" indicates
43:P2_MAP0101_S
that the space
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
division mode of the
H30°_V9°_A-
smart space-division
30°_T9°][C1:H30°_
cell group is
V9°_A30°_T9°][C2:
horizontal space
H30°_V9°_A-
division. If it is


"SDM1," it indicates 30°_T0°][C3:H30°_
that the space V9°_A30°_T0°],
division mode is 44:P2_MAP0101_S
horizontal-vertical DM1_CellNum4[C0:
space division. H30°_V9°_A-
“CellNum4” indicates 30°_T11°][C1:H30°
that the number of _V9°_A30°_T11°][C
cells in the smart 2:H30°_V9°_A-
group is 4. In V9°_A30°_T2°],
"[C0:H12°_V18°_A- 45:P2_MAP0101_S
18°_A- H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_V 30°_T13°][C1:H30°
18°_A15°_T0°][C3:H _V9°_A30°_T13°][C
12°_V18°_A45°_T0°] 2:H30°_V9°_A-
," each [] contains 30°_T4°][C3:H30°_
the broadcast weight V9°_A30°_T4°],
information (H, V, A,
46:P2_MAP0101_S
and T values) of a
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
cell and C0 to C3
H30°_V9°_A-
represents four cells
45°_T9°][C1:H30°_
separately.
V9°_A15°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T0°],
47:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T11°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A15°_T11°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T2°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T2°],
48:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T13°][C1:H30°


_V9°_A15°_T13°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T4°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T4°],
49:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T0°],
50:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T11°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A45°_T11°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T2°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T2°],
51:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T13°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A45°_T13°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T4°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T4°],
52:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T0°],
53:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:


H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T11°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A45°_T11°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T2°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T2°],
54:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T13°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A45°_T13°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T4°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T4°],
55:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T0°],
56:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T11°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A15°_T11°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T2°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T2°],
57:P2_MAP0101_S
DM1_CellNum4[C0:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T13°][C1:H30°
_V9°_A15°_T13°][C
2:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T4°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T4°],


79:P4_MAP0213_S
DM0_CellNum4[C0:
H12°_V18°_A-
45°_T0°][C1:H12°_
V18°_A-
15°_T0°][C2:H12°_
V18°_A15°_T0°][C3
:H12°_V18°_A45°_
T0°],
104:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum4[C
0:H30°_V9°_A-
30°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A30°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
30°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A30°_T0°],
105:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum4[C
0:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T0°],
106:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum4[C
0:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T0°],
107:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum4[C
0:H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-


45°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T0°],
108:P4_MAP0202_
SDM1_CellNum4[C
0:H30°_V9°_A-
45°_T9°][C1:H30°_
V9°_A15°_T9°][C2:
H30°_V9°_A-
15°_T0°][C3:H30°_
V9°_A45°_T0°]}
This parameter sets

the PUCCH resource
coordination mode of
FMM cells in SSCG
space-division
scenarios. If it is set
to 0, neighbor cells
do not coordinate
with each other and
the number of
PUCCH occupied RBs is
Resource small. If it is set to 1,
Coordinatio the frequency
SmartSpaceDivisio n Mode in domains between
8 nCGLTE.pucchMod FMM neighbor cells are [0..2] 2
e4FMMSSCG SSCG completely
Space- orthogonal and the
Division number of occupied
Scenarios RBs is the
maximum. If it is set
to 2, the frequency
domains between
neighbor cells are
partially orthogonal,
which is a
compromise
between the number
of RBs occupied by
the PUCCH and the


PUCCH interference
coordination
performance.
The switch of MM
mode, The Cell is
The Switch
CUEUtranCellFDDL MM mode when {0:Close,
9 of MM 0
TE.mmModeSwch FunctionMode of 1:Open}
Mode
Baseband Board is
MM mode.
This parameter sets

Smart the index of a smart
Space- space-division cell
SmartSpaceDivisio
10 Division group. It indicates [0..254] N/A
nCGLTE.sSCGID
Cell Group the unique ID of a
ID space-division cell
group in an eNodeB.
The parameter
indicates the number
Number of of antenna port in a {0:1,
CUEUtranCellFDDL
11 Tx Antenna cell. Transmit 1:2, N/A
TE.cellRSPortNum
Port in Cell diversity and spatial 2:4}
multiplexing will use
multi-antenna port.
Mapping of
Antenna Mapping of Antenna
ECellEquipFuncFD
12 Port and Port and Antenna [0..3, 15] 0
DLTE.anttoPortMap
Antenna Channel
Channel
Parameter
represents the
number of antenna {0:1,
CSIRSConfigFDDL Antenna ports used for
1:2,
13 TE.csiRSAntPortsC Ports Count transmission of CSI 0:1
2:4,
ount of CSI-RS reference signals
3:8}
where 1 corresponds
to 1 antenna port, 2
to 2 antenna ports


etc. see TS 36.211
[6.10.5].
The parameter is
used as mapping
between antenna
channels and CSI- 0;1;2;3;15;15
RS ports. ;15;15;15;15;
anttoCSIRSPortMap[ 15;15;15;15;
m]=n(m=0..7,denotin 15;15;15;15;
g Downward 15;15;15;15;
Mapping antenna index; 15;15;15;15;
Between n=15..22, denoting 15;15;15;15;
ECellEquipFuncFD
Antenna CSI-RS port number) [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15;15;15;15;
14 DLTE.anttoCSIRSP
Channels means CSI-RS port 15] 15;15;15;15;
ortMap
and CSI- n would be send var 15;15;15;15;
RS Ports Downward antenna 15;15;15;15;
m. 15;15;15;15;
anttoCSIRSPortMap[ 15;15;15;15;
m]=15(m=0..7,denoti 15;15;15;15;
ng Downward 15;15;15;15;
antenna index) 15;15
means no CSI-RS
exists on Downward
antenna m.
This parameter sets 0: Inter-TransMode,

the downlink 1: TM1,
transmission mode 2: TM2,
based on the
3: TM3 Intra-
characteristics of the
TransMode
channels of UEs and
Adaption,
the antenna 6: TM4 Intra-
CUEUtranCellFDDL Switching 4: Fixed SFBC in
15 configurations of the TransMode
TE.flagSwiMode Mode TM3,
eNodeB. With the Adaption
5: Fixed RI = 2
configuration of this
Open-loop SM in
parameter, the
TM3,
eNodeB can
schedule downlink 6: TM4 Intra-
services for UEs in TransMode
the corresponding Adaption,


transmission mode, 7: Fixed SFBC in
achieving optimal TM4,
spectrum efficiency 8: Fixed RI = 1
in this scenario. Closed-loop SM in
TM4,
9: Fixed RI = 2
Closed-loop SM in
TM4,
10: TM6 Intra-
TransMode
Adaption,
11: Fixed SFBC in
TM6,
12: Fixed RI=1
Closed-Loop SM In
TM6,
20: Fixed TM3/TM4
Inter-TransMode,
24: TM9 Intra-
TransMode
Adaption,
25: Fixed SFBC in
TM9,
26: Fixed Single
layer Beamforming
in TM9(port7 or
port8),
27: Fixed Dual layer
Beamforming in
TM9(port7 and
port8),
28: Fixed three
layers Beamforming
in TM9(port7 ,port8
and port9),
29: Fixed four
layers Beamforming


in TM9(port7 ,port8,
port9 and port10),
30:Fixed
TM2/TM3/TM4/TM6
Inter-TransMode,
31: Fixed TM2/TM3
Inter-TransMode,
32: Fixed TM2/TM4
Inter-TransMode,
33: Fixed TM3/TM9
Inter-TransMode
This parameter {0:1.4(6RB),

indicates the 1:3(15RB),
downlink system 2:5(25RB),
bandwidth. It is used
3:10(50RB),
to determine the
4:15(75RB),
frequency domain of
5:20(100RB),
downlink physical
channels and 6:8(40RB),
resource allocation. 7:16(80RB),
Notice: When the 8:4.4(23RB),
value of 'Band 9:2.4M,
Indication for 10:2.6M,
Frequency'
CUEUtranCellFDDL DL System 11:2.8M,
16 (freqBandInd) is 1, 7, 5:20(100RB)
TE.bandWidthDl Bandwidth 12:4.6M,
9, 10, 20, 22, the
13:4.8M,
value of 'Downlink
System 14:7.2M,
Bandwidth'(bandWidt 15:7.4M,
hDl) and the value of 16:7.6M,
'Uplink System 17:7.8M,
hUl) can't be 1.4M,
19:8.4M,
3M. When the value
20:8.6M,
of 'Band Indication
21:8.8M,
for Frequency'
(freqBandInd) is 5, 8, 22:9M,
12, 27 , the value of 23:9.2M,


'Downlink System 24:13.2M,
hDl)and the value of 26:14M,
'Uplink System
27:17.4M,
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
28:17.8M,
hUl)can't be 15M,
29:18.2M,
20M. When the
value of 'Band 30:18.6M,
Indication for 31:7.5M,
Frequency' 32:14.8M}
(freqBandInd) is 6,
11, 13, 14, 17, 24,
30, the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hDl)and the value of
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M,
3M, 15M, 20M.
When the value of
'Band Indication for
Frequency'
(freqBandInd) is 18,
19, 21, 31, the value
of 'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hDl) and the value of
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl) can’t be 1.4M,
3M, 20M. When the
value of 'Band
Indication for
Frequency'
19, 21, 31, the value
of 'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt


hDl) and the value of
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl) can’t be 1.4M,
3M, 20M. When the
value of 'Band
Indication for
Frequency'
the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 20M.
When the value of
Frequency'
the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M.
This parameter
{0:1.4(6RB),
indicates the uplink
1:3(15RB),
system bandwidth. It
2:5(25RB),
is used to determine
the frequency 3:10(50RB),
CUEUtranCellFDDL UL System domain of uplink 4:15(75RB),
17 5:20(100RB)
TE.bandWidthUl Bandwidth physical channels 5:20(100RB),
and resource 6:8(40RB),
allocation. Notice: 7:16(80RB),
When the value of
8:4.4(23RB),
9:2.4M,
Frequency'


(freqBandInd) is 1, 7, 10:2.6M,
9, 10, 20, 22, the 11:2.8M,
value of 'Downlink 12:4.6M,
System
13:4.8M,
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
14:7.2M,
15:7.4M,
'Uplink System
hUl)can't be 1.4M, 17:7.8M,
3M. When the value 18:8.2M,
of 'Band Indication 19:8.4M,
for Frequency' 20:8.6M,
(freqBandInd) is 5, 8,
21:8.8M,
12, 27 ,the value of
22:9M,
'Downlink System
23:9.2M,
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hDl)and the value of 24:13.2M,
'Uplink System 25:13.6M,
Bandwidth'(bandWidt 26:14M,
hUl)can't be 15M, 27:17.4M,
20M. When the 28:17.8M,
value of 'Band
29:18.2M,
Indication for
30:18.6M,
Frequency'
(freqBandInd) is 6, 31:7.5M,
11, 13, 14, 17, 24, 32:14.8M}

30, the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M,
3M, 15M, 20M.
When the value of
Frequency'
19, 21, 31, the value


of 'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M,
3M, 20M. When the
value of 'Band
Indication for
Frequency'
19, 21, 31, the value
of 'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M,
3M, 20M. When the
value of 'Band
Indication for
Frequency'
the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 20M.
When the value of
Frequency'
the value of
'Downlink System
Bandwidth'(bandWidt
'Uplink System


Bandwidth'(bandWidt
hUl)can't be 1.4M.
This parameter sets

the uplink E-UTRA
Absolute Radio
Frequency Channel
Number (EARFCN)
used in a cell. A
center carrier
frequency is
calculated as
follows: F_UL =
UL Center F_UL_low + 0.1 ×
CUEUtranCellFDDL
18 Carrier (N_UL - N_Offs-Ul), [0..6000] N/A
TE.earfcnUl
Frequency where F_UL is the
center carrier
frequency,
F_UL_low is the
lowest uplink carrier
frequency, N_UL is
the UlEARFCN, and
N_Offs-Ul is the
offset corresponding
to the frequency
band indicator.
This parameter sets

the downlink E-
UTRA Absolute
Radio Frequency
Channel Number
(EARFCN) used in a
DL Center
CUEUtranCellFDDL cell. A center carrier
19 Carrier [0..6000] N/A
TE.earfcnDl frequency is
Frequency
calculated as
follows: F_DL =
F_DL_low + 0.1 ×
(N_DL - N_Offs-Dl),
where F_DL is the
center carrier


frequency,
F_DL_low is the
lowest downlink
carrier frequency,
N_DL is the
DlEARFCN, and
N_Offs-Dl is the
offset corresponding
to the frequency
band indicator.
For each UE, the

ratio of PDSCH
EPRE to cell-specific
RS EPRE among
PDSCH REs in all
the OFDM symbols
not containing cell-
specific RS is equal
and is denoted by
Rho_A.The UE may
assume that for 16 {0:-6,
Power
QAM or 64 QAM or 1:-4.77,
Offset
spatial multiplexing 2:-3,
Between
with more than one
PowerControlDLFD PDSCH 3:-1.77,
20 layer or for PDSCH 4:0
DLTE.paForDTCH and Cell 4:0,
transmissions
RS 5:1,
associated with the
(P_A_DTC
multi-user MIMO 6:2,
H)
transmission scheme 7:3}
Rho_A is equal to
Delta_power_offset
+ P_A + 10log10(2)
[dB] when the UE
receives a PDSCH
data transmission
using precoding for
transmit diversity
with 4 cell-specific
antenna ports, and


Rho_A is equal to
Delta_power_offset
+ P_A [dB]
otherwise, where
Delta_power_offset
is 0 dB for all
PDSCH transmission
schemes except
multi-user MIMO and
P_A is a parameter
provided by higher
layers. Not
necessarily valid in
some cases, e.g.
QPSK with no spatial
multiplexing and
without multi-user
MIMO transmission
mode. The
parameter is
corresponding to the
PDSCH data
sourced from DCCH
logical channel and
its assignment is
through CCCH
logical channel.
For each UE, the

ratio of PDSCH
EPRE to cell-specific
RS EPRE among
PDSCH REs in all {0:0,
Signal
CUEUtranCellFDDL the OFDM symbols 1:1,
21 Power 1:1
TE.pb containing cell- 2:2,
Ratio (PB)
specific RS is equal 3:3}
and is denoted by
Rho_B. The cell-
specific ratio Rho_B
/ Rho_A is according


to cell-specific
parameter P_B
signalled by higher
layers and the
number of
configured eNB cell
specific antenna
ports.
4.2.2 Parameter Configuration
Use the scenario where the Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is 4
as an example to show how to enable the FMM SSCG.
First, establish four FDD cells. Then, in the RAN Configuration Management window, click
MO Content, select [Managed Element->eNodeB CU->LTE->E-UTRAN FDD Cell].
Select the record to be modified, and click , set The Switch of MM Mode to Open[1],
as shown in the Figure below. Click “Save” button to save the modified Data as shown in
figures below.

Figure 4-1 Configuring The Switch of MM Mode
Note: The following 11 parameters of the four FDD cells must be the same:
 [Managed Element->eNodeB CU->LTE->E-UTRAN FDD Cell]
- DL System Bandwidth
- UL System Bandwidth
- DL Center Carrier Frequency
- UL Center Carrier Frequency

- Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell
- Switching Mode
- Signal Power Ratio (PB)
Figure 4-2 FDD Cell Related Parameter Configuration

 [Managed Element -> eNodeB DU -> LTE -> Cell portion resource -> LTE FDD
Baseband Resource]
- Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel
- Mapping Between Antenna Channels and CSI-RS Ports

 [Managed Element -> eNodeB CU -> LTE -> E-UTRAN FDD Cell -> LTE FDD DL
Power Control]
- Power Offset Between PDSCH and Cell RS (P_A_DTCH)(dB)

 [Managed Element -> eNodeB CU -> LTE -> E-UTRAN FDD Cell -> TM9 -> LTE
FDD CSI RS Config]
- Antenna Ports Count of CSI-RS

Configure FMM SSCG parameters. In the RAN Configuration Management window,

click MO Content, select [Managed Element -> eNodeB CU -> LTE -> Smart
Space-Division Cell Group]. Click ,
 set Smart Space-Division Cell Group ID, which should be unique in the
eNodeB.

 Set Cell List in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group to select FMM cells that
form Smart Space-Division Cell Group.
 Set Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group to the number of

cells in the Cell List in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group.
 Set Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group as required.
 Set Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group as

required.
 Set PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SSCG Space-Division

Scenarios as required.
Then, click “Save” button to save and click “Data Activation” button to synchronize the
modified data.
Note: The FMM cell cannot exist independently of the Smart Space-Division Cell Group.
That is, a FMM cell must be referenced by a Cell List in a Smart Space-Division Cell
Group.

Figure 4-6 Configuring Smart Space-Division Cell Group Parameters

4.2.3 Other Parameter Configuration
When configuring Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group, need
the configuration information of "Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell" and "Mapping of
Antenna Port and Antenna Channel".
1. Configure Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell
In the RAN Configuration Management window, click MO Content, select [Managed

Element->eNodeB CU->LTE->E-UTRAN FDD Cell]. Select the record to be
modified, and click , to configure Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell as
required, as show in Figure 4-7.

Figure 4-7 Configure Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell
2. Configure Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell
Select [Managed Element -> eNodeB DU -> LTE -> Cell portion resource -> LTE
FDD Baseband Resource], select the record to be modified, and click , to

configure Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel as show in Figure 4-8.
Then click “Save” button to save and click “Data Activation” button to synchronize
the modified data.

Figure 4-8 Configure Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel
4.2.4 Feature Deactivation
To deactivate FMM SSCG, in the RAN Configuration Management window, click MO

Content, select [Managed Element -> eNodeB CU -> LTE -> Smart Space-Division
Cell Group]. Delete all the lists of Smart Space-Division Cell Group. Select the [Managed
Element->eNodeB CU->LTE->E-UTRAN FDD Cell], delete all the FDD cells. Then click
the "Date Actvation" button to synchronize the data to the eNodeB.

4.2.5 Impact on Network
4.2.5.1 Gain Analysis
In heavy-load scenarios, the number of RBs available for a Smart Space-Division Cell
Group is N times of the bandwidth (N is the number of cells in a Smart Space-Division
Cell Group), thus effectively improving system capacity.
4.2.5.2 Impact Analysis
In a scenario with heavy loads, inter-beam interference may cause the SINR, CQI, and
other indicators to deteriorate.
5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms
5.1 Related Counters
Note: When querying KPIs from the RAN, you can select the cells in the same Smart
Space-Division Cell Group to form a group, then the original cell-level counters can be
summarized and displayed by group.
Table 5-1 Related Counters for SSCG
SN Counter NO. Counter Name

1 C373414563 Equivalent Average Number of Users in
MM Beam Area 0
2 Equivalent Average Number of Users in
C373414564
MM Beam Area 1
C373414565
MM Beam Area 2
C373414566
MM Beam Area 3
C373414567
MM Beam Area 4
C373414568
MM Beam Area 5


C373414569
MM Beam Area 6
C373414570
MM Beam Area 7
C373414571
MM Beam Area 8
C373414572
MM Beam Area 9
C373414573
MM Beam Area 10
C373414574
MM Beam Area 11
C373414575
MM Beam Area 12
C373414576
MM Beam Area 13
C373424612
MM Beam Area 14
C373424613
MM Beam Area 15
C373424614
MM Beam Area 16
C373424615
MM Beam Area 17
C373424616
MM Beam Area 18
C373424617
MM Beam Area 19
C373424618
MM Beam Area 20
C373424619
MM Beam Area 21
C373424620
MM Beam Area 22
C373424621
MM Beam Area 23
C373424622
MM Beam Area 24
C373424623
MM Beam Area 25


C373424624
MM Beam Area 26
C373424625
MM Beam Area 27
C373424626
MM Beam Area 28
C373424627
MM Beam Area 29
C373424628
MM Beam Area 30
C373424629
MM Beam Area 31
5.2 Related KPIs
None
5.3 Related Alarms
None
6 Abbreviations
None
7 References
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3 Technical Description .................................................................................... 9

4 Engineering Guide ....................................................................................... 16

5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms .............................................................. 59

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Table 4-2 FMM SSCG Parameters Configuration Rule ......................................................18

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1.1 Change History

The first release

1.2 Related Feature List and License Control

Table 1-1 Related Feature List and License Control

No Feature ID Feature Name License Control

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1.3 Correlation with Other Features

Table 1-2 Correlation with Other Feature

Feature ID Feature Required Mutually Impacted

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2.2 Basic Concepts

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3.1 SSCG Spatial Division Mode

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Spatial Configuration Mode Description

Table 3-2 Parameters of SSCG Space-Division Mode

SN Parameter Name FDD Parameter

Number of Cells in a Smart Space- SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.cellNumInSS

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3.2 SSCG Weight Index Configuration Description

P: represents Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell;

SDM: represents Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group;

CellNum: represents Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group;

C0: HVAT parameter of the first cell of SSCG;

C1: HVAT parameter of the second cell of SSCG (if it exists);

C2: HVAT parameters of the third cell of SSCG (if it exists);

C3: HVAT parameters of the fourth cell of SSCG (if it exists).

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Table 3-3 Naming Description of Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division

Field ID Value Description

Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel is

Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel is

Mapping of Antenna Port and Antenna Channel is

Space Division Mode of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group

CellNum1 Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is 1[1]

Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is

Number of Cells in a Smart Space-Division Cell Group is

When configuring Broadcast Weight Index of a Smart Space-Division Cell Group,

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Table 3-4 The Parameters of SSCG Weight Index Configuration

SN Parameter Name FDD Parameter

Number of Cells in a Smart Space-

Space-Division Cell Group SmartSpaceDivisionCGLTE.bCIndexInSSCG

7 Number of Tx Antenna Port in Cell CUEUtranCellFDDLTE.cellRSPortNum

Mapping of Antenna Port and

3.3 SSCG PUCCH Resource Coordination

 When PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SSCG Space-Division

 When PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SSCG Space-Division

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 When PUCCH Resource Coordination Mode in FMM SSCG Space-Division

Table 3-5 The Parameters of SSCG PUCCH resource coordination