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GENEX Nastar WCDMA User Manual
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1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................1-1
1.1 Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 1-2 1.2 Main Functions.............................................................................................................................................. 1-2
2 Software Installation .................................................................................................................2-1

2.1 Installation Requirements .............................................................................................................................. 2-2 2.2 Components of the Installation Package ....................................................................................................... 2-2 2.3 Installing the GENEX Nastar WCDMA ....................................................................................................... 2-2 2.4 Installing the License .................................................................................................................................. 2-10
3 Quick Start ...................................................................................................................................3-1

3.1 Logging In to the Database Server ................................................................................................................ 3-2 3.2 Logging In to Another Database Server ........................................................................................................ 3-3 3.3 Introduction to the Main Interface................................................................................................................. 3-4 3.4 Introduction to the Menu Bar ...................................................................................................................... 3-10 3.4.1 Project Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 3-10 3.4.2 System Menu ..................................................................................................................................... 3-11 3.4.3 View Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 3-12 3.4.4 Window Menu .................................................................................................................................... 3-13 3.4.5 Help Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 3-13 3.5 Introduction to the Toolbar .......................................................................................................................... 3-14
4 Map ...............................................................................................................................................4-1
4.1 Importing the Project Parameters .................................................................................................................. 4-2 4.2 Operating the Map......................................................................................................................................... 4-2 4.3 Setting the Map Layer ................................................................................................................................... 4-4 4.4 Searching for a Cell ....................................................................................................................................... 4-5
5 NE Group Management ............................................................................................................5-1

5.1 Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 5-2 5.2 Introduction to the NE Group Manager Window .......................................................................................... 5-2 5.3 Creating an NE Group ................................................................................................................................... 5-3 5.4 Editing an NE Group ..................................................................................................................................... 5-5 5.5 Saving a Copy of an NE Group ..................................................................................................................... 5-6 5.6 Deleting an NE Group ................................................................................................................................... 5-7
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5.7 Grouping the Cells Automatically ................................................................................................................. 5-8 5.8 Exporting an NE Group............................................................................................................................... 5-11 5.9 Importing an NE Group............................................................................................................................... 5-13
6 Performance Indicator Management ......................................................................................6-1

6.1 Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 6-2 6.2 Introduction to the Item Management Function ............................................................................................ 6-3 6.3 Importing Items ............................................................................................................................................. 6-5 6.4 Exporting Items ............................................................................................................................................. 6-7 6.5 Creating a User-Defined Item ..................................................................................................................... 6-10 6.6 Editing a User-Defined Item ....................................................................................................................... 6-14 6.7 Deleting a User-Defined Item ..................................................................................................................... 6-16
7 Traffic Statistic Analysis...........................................................................................................7-1

7.1 Introduction to the Traffic Statistic Analysis ................................................................................................. 7-2 7.2 Introduction to the Entrance to Performance Query ...................................................................................... 7-3 7.2.1 Using the Performance Query .............................................................................................................. 7-3 7.2.2 Setting the Drawing Information ......................................................................................................... 7-8 7.2.3 Using the Theme Secondary Query ................................................................................................... 7-10 7.2.4 Analyzing the Item Trend ................................................................................................................... 7-12 7.2.5 Displaying the Performance Query on a Map .................................................................................... 7-14 7.3 Introduction to the Iub Brandwidth Utilization Analysis ............................................................................ 7-18 7.4 Introduction to the TopN Query .................................................................................................................. 7-19 7.5 Introduction to the Customized Performance Theme .................................................................................. 7-22 7.5.1 Customizing Performance Theme Query ........................................................................................... 7-22 7.5.2 Creating a Performance Theme .......................................................................................................... 7-27 7.5.3 Editing a Performance Theme ............................................................................................................ 7-29 7.5.4 Deleting a Performance Theme .......................................................................................................... 7-31 7.5.5 Exporting a Performance Item ........................................................................................................... 7-31 7.5.6 Importing a Performance Item ........................................................................................................... 7-32 7.6 Introduction to the Customized TopN Theme ............................................................................................. 7-33 7.6.1 Customizing TopN Query .................................................................................................................. 7-33 7.6.2 Creating a TopN Theme ..................................................................................................................... 7-36 7.6.3 Editing a TopN Theme ....................................................................................................................... 7-38 7.6.4 Deleting a TopN Theme ..................................................................................................................... 7-39 7.6.5 Exporting a TopN Item....................................................................................................................... 7-40 7.6.6 Importing a TopN Item....................................................................................................................... 7-41 7.7 Introduction to the CHR Analysis ............................................................................................................... 7-43 7.7.1 Introducing the Functions of CHR Analysis ...................................................................................... 7-43 7.7.2 Analyzing SPU Subscriber's Log ....................................................................................................... 7-43
8 Report ...........................................................................................................................................8-1
8.1 Performance Report....................................................................................................................................... 8-1 8.1.1 Performance Report Introduction ......................................................................................................... 8-1
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8.1.2 Generating a Performance Report ........................................................................................................ 8-3 8.1.3 Creating a Performance Report ............................................................................................................ 8-7 8.1.4 Importing a Report ............................................................................................................................. 8-10 8.1.5 Exporting a Report ............................................................................................................................. 8-12 8.1.6 Deleting a Report ............................................................................................................................... 8-13 8.1.7 Creating a VIP Cluster ....................................................................................................................... 8-14 8.2 Network Monitor Report ............................................................................................................................. 8-16 8.3 Network Bottleneck Report ......................................................................................................................... 8-19 8.3.1 Introduction to the Network Bottleneck Report ................................................................................. 8-19 8.3.2 Generating a Network Bottleneck Analysis Report ........................................................................... 8-20 8.4 Network Shift Report .................................................................................................................................. 8-22 8.5 U-Net Report ............................................................................................................................................... 8-25 8.5.1 Introduction to a U-Net Report .......................................................................................................... 8-25 8.5.2 Generating a U-Net Report ................................................................................................................ 8-25 8.6 Customized Report ...................................................................................................................................... 8-27
9 Coverage Analysis .....................................................................................................................9-1

9.1 Introduction to the Coverage Analysis .......................................................................................................... 9-2 9.2 Setting Item Ranges ...................................................................................................................................... 9-2 9.2.1 Editing Item Range Colors ................................................................................................................... 9-2 9.2.2 Adding a Range .................................................................................................................................... 9-5 9.2.3 Deleting a Range .................................................................................................................................. 9-5 9.2.4 Restoring the Default Range ................................................................................................................ 9-6 9.3 DL CPICH Coverage Analysis ...................................................................................................................... 9-6 9.3.1 RSCP Analysis ..................................................................................................................................... 9-6 9.3.2 RSCPEc/Io Combined Distribution ................................................................................................. 9-9 9.3.3 Ec/Io Analysis .................................................................................................................................... 9-10 9.4 Link Quality Analysis.................................................................................................................................. 9-11 9.4.1 DL BLER DL Code Tx Analysis..................................................................................................... 9-11 9.4.2 DL Code Tx Analysis ......................................................................................................................... 9-13 9.4.3 UL UE Tx Analysis ............................................................................................................................ 9-13 9.4.4 DL BLER Analysis ............................................................................................................................ 9-14 9.5 Over-Coverage Analysis.............................................................................................................................. 9-15 9.6 Pilot Pollution Analysis ............................................................................................................................... 9-16 9.6.1 Setting Global Parameters .................................................................................................................. 9-16 9.6.2 Introduction to Automatic Statistic Analysis of Pilot Pollution ......................................................... 9-18 9.6.3 Analyzing Cell Quality....................................................................................................................... 9-20 9.6.4 Querying the Project Parameters ........................................................................................................ 9-23 9.6.5 Geographically Displaying Pilot Pollution Group ............................................................................. 9-25 9.6.6 Displaying the Pilot Pollution Analysis Result on Map ..................................................................... 9-25 9.6.7 Editing the Legend ............................................................................................................................. 9-26 9.6.8 Displaying Co-Frequency and Co-Scramble Cells on Map ............................................................... 9-28
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GENEX Nastar WCDMA User Manual 9.6.9 Generating a Pilot Pollution Analysis Report .................................................................................... 9-29
10 Interference Analysis ............................................................................................................10-1

10.1 Introduction to the Interference Analysis .................................................................................................. 10-2 10.2 Setting Parameters ..................................................................................................................................... 10-2 10.3 Analyzing the Exceptional Interference .................................................................................................... 10-4 10.4 Displaying the Interference On Map ......................................................................................................... 10-6
11 Neighboring Cell Analysis ..................................................................................................11-1

11.1 Introduction to the Neighboring Cell Analysis .......................................................................................... 11-2 11.2 Neighboring RNC Cell Configuration Check............................................................................................ 11-2 11.3 Unidirectional Neighboring Cell Check .................................................................................................... 11-4 11.4 Neighboring Cell Information Query ........................................................................................................ 11-7 11.5 Missing Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis .......................................................... 11-9 11.6 Missing Inter-RAT Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis ................................................................. 11-12 11.7 Missing Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis .............................................................................. 11-14 11.7.1 Using Missing Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis .......................................................... 11-14 11.7.2 Querying 1A Event......................................................................................................................... 11-17 11.7.3 Displaying on Map ......................................................................................................................... 11-19 11.8 Unnecessary Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis....................................................................... 11-19
12 Configuration Check .............................................................................................................12-1

12.1 Introduction to Configuration Analysis ..................................................................................................... 12-2 12.2 Setting the Active Configuration File ........................................................................................................ 12-2 12.3 Browsing Configuration Parameters ......................................................................................................... 12-4 12.3.1 Browing the Configuration Parameters of an RNC.......................................................................... 12-4 12.3.2 Browsing the Configuration Parameters of a Cell............................................................................ 12-5 12.4 Introduction to Configuration Indicators on the Map ................................................................................ 12-7 12.4.1 Displaying the Configuration Indicator on Map .............................................................................. 12-7 12.4.2 Creating a Configuration Indicator ................................................................................................ 12-10 12.4.3 Editing a Configuration Function................................................................................................... 12-12 12.4.4 Deleting a Configuration Function................................................................................................. 12-13 12.4.5 Deleting All the Configuration Functions ...................................................................................... 12-13 12.5 Comparing MML Files ............................................................................................................................ 12-13 12.6 Generating a Configuration Change Compare Report ............................................................................ 12-17 12.7 Comparing Configuration With Baseline ................................................................................................ 12-19 12.7.1 Introducing the Compare Configuration With Baseline Node ....................................................... 12-19 12.7.2 Generating the Report of Comparing Configuration With Baseline .............................................. 12-19 12.8 Generating a Configuration Check Report .............................................................................................. 12-20
13 Call Drop Analysis.................................................................................................................13-1

13.1 Data Requirements .................................................................................................................................... 13-2 13.2 Reviewing Call Drop History .................................................................................................................... 13-2 13.3 Secondarily Analyzing Call Drop History Trend ...................................................................................... 13-5
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13.4 Introduction to Call Drop Deep Analysis .................................................................................................. 13-6 13.4.1 Deeply Analyzing Call Drop ............................................................................................................ 13-6 13.4.2 Introduction to the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis Window ............................................................. 13-8 13.4.3 Introduction to Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window ............................................... 13-15 13.4.4 Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis Window .................................................... 13-18 13.4.5 Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window .................................. 13-22 13.5 Analyzing Call Drop................................................................................................................................ 13-26
14 Access Analysis ......................................................................................................................14-1

14.1 Data Requirements .................................................................................................................................... 14-2 14.2 Introduction to Access Analysis ................................................................................................................ 14-2 14.2.1 Reviewing Access History ............................................................................................................... 14-2 14.2.2 Secondarily Analyzing Access History Trend .................................................................................. 14-5 14.2.3 Analyzing RF Problems ................................................................................................................... 14-6 14.2.4 Further Analyzing the Access History Trend ................................................................................... 14-7 14.3 Introduction to the RRC Access Procedure Analysis ................................................................................ 14-9 14.3.1 Analyzing the RRC Access Procedure ............................................................................................. 14-9 14.3.2 RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window...................................................................................... 14-11 14.3.3 RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window...................................................................................... 14-15 14.3.4 Access Fault Analysis of RRC Subscribers Window ..................................................................... 14-19 14.3.5 RRC Subscribers' RRC Access Fault Reason Analysis Window ................................................... 14-23 14.4 Introduction to the RAB Access Procedure Analysis .............................................................................. 14-27 14.4.1 Analyzing the RAB Access Procedure ........................................................................................... 14-27 14.4.2 Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Window ................................................................ 14-29 14.4.3 Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason Window .................................................................. 14-36 14.4.4 Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Window ................................................... 14-39 14.4.5 Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason Window ..................................................... 14-43
15 FAQ ...........................................................................................................................................15-1
15.1 Problem Caused by MSDE Uninstalled Incompletely .............................................................................. 15-2 15.2 Problem Caused by MSDE Started up Incorrectly .................................................................................... 15-2 15.3 MSDE Provided by Microsoft Cannot Be Uninstalled ............................................................................. 15-3 15.4 Error Appears When You Type the Path Directly During the Project Creation ......................................... 15-4 15.5 The Map Cannot Be Displayed Correctly ................................................................................................. 15-4 15.6 PDF Chart and CDF Chart ........................................................................................................................ 15-4 15.7 Detail Description about the Configuration Analysis ................................................................................ 15-5 15.7.1 MML File Compare ......................................................................................................................... 15-5 15.7.2 Configuration Change Compare Report ........................................................................................... 15-8 15.7.3 Comparing Configuration With Baseline ....................................................................................... 15-10 15.7.4 The MML Command List which processed in Configuration Change Compare Report and Comparing Configuration with Baseline ........................................................................................ 15-11 15.7.5 RNC configuration parameter ........................................................................................................ 15-15 15.7.6 Access ............................................................................................................................................ 15-18
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GENEX Nastar WCDMA User Manual 15.7.7 Handoff .......................................................................................................................................... 15-20 15.7.8 Resource Control ........................................................................................................................... 15-23 15.7.9 Load Control .................................................................................................................................. 15-34 15.7.10 Power Control .............................................................................................................................. 15-38
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Figure 2-1 Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for GENEX Nastar WCDMA dialog box .............................. 2-3 Figure 2-2 License Agreement dialog box ......................................................................................................... 2-4 Figure 2-3 Customer Information dialog box ..................................................................................................... 2-5 Figure 2-4 Setup Type dialog box ...................................................................................................................... 2-6 Figure 2-5 Choose Destination Location dialog box .......................................................................................... 2-7 Figure 2-6 Select Program Folder dialog box..................................................................................................... 2-8 Figure 2-7 Start Copying Files dialog box ......................................................................................................... 2-9 Figure 2-8 Setup Status dialog box................................................................................................................... 2-10 Figure 2-9 Error dialog box .............................................................................................................................. 2-11 Figure 2-10 Open dialog box............................................................................................................................ 2-12 Figure 3-1 User Login dialog box ...................................................................................................................... 3-2 Figure 3-2 Project /Login menu ......................................................................................................................... 3-3 Figure 3-3 User Login dialog box ...................................................................................................................... 3-3 Figure 3-4 Message dialog ................................................................................................................................. 3-4 Figure 3-5 Main interface of the Nastar ............................................................................................................. 3-5 Figure 3-6 Network Element pane ..................................................................................................................... 3-7 Figure 3-7 Network Monitoring pane................................................................................................................. 3-7 Figure 3-8 Trouble Shooting pane ...................................................................................................................... 3-8 Figure 3-9 Network Trend pane ......................................................................................................................... 3-9 Figure 3-10 Project menu ................................................................................................................................. 3-10 Figure 3-11 System menu ................................................................................................................................. 3-11 Figure 3-12 View menu .................................................................................................................................... 3-12 Figure 3-13 Window menu ............................................................................................................................... 3-13 Figure 3-14 Help menu..................................................................................................................................... 3-13 Figure 4-1 Map ................................................................................................................................................... 4-2 Figure 4-2 Layer Control dialog box .................................................................................................................. 4-4
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Figure 4-3 Map Legend ...................................................................................................................................... 4-5 Figure 4-4 Search Cell dialog box ...................................................................................................................... 4-6 Figure 4-5 Displaying search result on the map ................................................................................................. 4-7 Figure 5-1 Network Group window ................................................................................................................... 5-2 Figure 5-2 New dialog box ................................................................................................................................. 5-4 Figure 5-3 NE groups in the Network Group window ....................................................................................... 5-5 Figure 5-4 Edit Group dialog box ...................................................................................................................... 5-5 Figure 5-5 Save as dialog box ............................................................................................................................ 5-6 Figure 5-6 Type a name in the Save as dialog box ............................................................................................. 5-7 Figure 5-7 The copy of an NE group .................................................................................................................. 5-7 Figure 5-8 Confirming the deletion of a network group ..................................................................................... 5-8 Figure 5-9 Auto Cluster dialog box .................................................................................................................... 5-8 Figure 5-10 Displaying cell groups by rack or by NodeB ................................................................................ 5-11 Figure 5-11 Save As dialog box........................................................................................................................ 5-12 Figure 5-12 Open dialog box............................................................................................................................ 5-13 Figure 6-1 Item Manager on the shortcut menu ................................................................................................. 6-3 Figure 6-2 Performance items management tab ................................................................................................. 6-4 Figure 6-3 Import on the shortcut menu ............................................................................................................. 6-5 Figure 6-4 Import Options dialog box ................................................................................................................ 6-6 Figure 6-5 Open dialog box................................................................................................................................ 6-7 Figure 6-6 Add to Export List on the shortcut menu .......................................................................................... 6-7 Figure 6-7 Export Options dialog box ................................................................................................................ 6-8 Figure 6-8 Save As dialog box ........................................................................................................................... 6-9 Figure 6-9 New on the shortcut menu .............................................................................................................. 6-10 Figure 6-10 Custom Items dialog box .............................................................................................................. 6-11 Figure 6-11 Formula tab ................................................................................................................................... 6-13 Figure 6-12 Formula field ................................................................................................................................ 6-14 Figure 6-13 Edit on the shortcut menu ............................................................................................................. 6-15 Figure 6-14 Item property dialog box............................................................................................................... 6-15 Figure 6-15 Delete on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................................... 6-16 Figure 7-1 Network optimization process of the Nastar ..................................................................................... 7-2 Figure 7-2 Performance Query node .................................................................................................................. 7-3 Figure 7-3 Query dialog box .............................................................................................................................. 7-4
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Figure 7-4 Theme query result ........................................................................................................................... 7-7 Figure 7-5 Drawing Style Setting dialog box ..................................................................................................... 7-9 Figure 7-6 Forward dialog box ......................................................................................................................... 7-10 Figure 7-7 Forward theme Setting... dialog box ............................................................................................... 7-11 Figure 7-8 Add Info to Trend Chart dialog box ................................................................................................ 7-12 Figure 7-9 Item Trend Chart window ............................................................................................................... 7-13 Figure 7-10 Item Trend Chart ........................................................................................................................... 7-14 Figure 7-11 Cell RRC Setup Analysis tab ........................................................................................................ 7-15 Figure 7-12 Query On Map Color Setting dialog box ...................................................................................... 7-16 Figure 7-13 Display performance query displayed on map .............................................................................. 7-17 Figure 7-14 Theme query result ....................................................................................................................... 7-19 Figure 7-15 TopN Query dialog box ................................................................................................................ 7-20 Figure 7-16 TopN query result ......................................................................................................................... 7-21 Figure 7-17 Chart on the TopN query result screen.......................................................................................... 7-22 Figure 7-18 Query Type dialog box.................................................................................................................. 7-23 Figure 7-19 Performance Query dialog box ..................................................................................................... 7-23 Figure 7-20 Query List Setting dialog box ....................................................................................................... 7-25 Figure 7-21 Query Filter Condition dialog box ................................................................................................ 7-25 Figure 7-22 Query Result tab ........................................................................................................................... 7-27 Figure 7-23 New Perf Func on the shortcut menu ............................................................................................ 7-27 Figure 7-24 Query Type dialog box.................................................................................................................. 7-28 Figure 7-25 New dialog box ............................................................................................................................. 7-29 Figure 7-26 Edit Perf Fun on the shortcut menu .............................................................................................. 7-30 Figure 7-27 Query Edit dialog box ................................................................................................................... 7-30 Figure 7-28 Delete Perf Fun on the shortcut menu........................................................................................... 7-31 Figure 7-29 Export Perf Func on the shortcut menu ........................................................................................ 7-32 Figure 7-30 Import Perf Func on the shortcut menu ........................................................................................ 7-33 Figure 7-31 TopN Query dialog box ................................................................................................................ 7-34 Figure 7-32 Related Item Setting dialog box.................................................................................................... 7-36 Figure 7-33 TopN Query screen ....................................................................................................................... 7-36 Figure 7-34 New TopN Func on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................... 7-37 Figure 7-35 New dialog box ............................................................................................................................. 7-37 Figure 7-36 Edit TopN Func on the shortcut menu .......................................................................................... 7-38
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Figure 7-37 Edit TopN Function dialog box..................................................................................................... 7-39 Figure 7-38 Delete TopN Func on the shortcut menu....................................................................................... 7-40 Figure 7-39 Export TopN Func on the shortcut menu ...................................................................................... 7-40 Figure 7-40 Save As dialog box ....................................................................................................................... 7-41 Figure 7-41 Import on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................................... 7-42 Figure 7-42 Open dialog box............................................................................................................................ 7-42 Figure 7-43 CHR analysis function node ......................................................................................................... 7-43 Figure 7-44 Options dialog box ........................................................................................................................ 7-44 Figure 7-45 SPU Log Analysis screen.............................................................................................................. 7-45 Figure 8-1 Trouble Shooting pane ...................................................................................................................... 8-2 Figure 8-2 Network Monitoring pane................................................................................................................. 8-2 Figure 8-3 Generate Performance Report dialog box - RNC performance report .............................................. 8-3 Figure 8-4 RNC performance report .................................................................................................................. 8-4 Figure 8-5 Generate Performance Report dialog boxcluster performance report ........................................... 8-5 Figure 8-6 Cluster performance report ............................................................................................................... 8-7 Figure 8-7 New on the shortcut menu ................................................................................................................ 8-7 Figure 8-8 New Report Dialog dialog box ......................................................................................................... 8-8 Figure 8-9 User-defined report ........................................................................................................................... 8-9 Figure 8-10 Import on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................................... 8-10 Figure 8-11 Customize Report Setting dialog box ........................................................................................... 8-10 Figure 8-12 Imported report displayed under the Performance Report node ................................................... 8-12 Figure 8-13 Export on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................................... 8-12 Figure 8-14 Browse for Folder dialog box ....................................................................................................... 8-13 Figure 8-15 Delete on the shortcut menu ......................................................................................................... 8-14 Figure 8-16 Confirm dialog box ....................................................................................................................... 8-14 Figure 8-17 Performance items management tab page ..................................................................................... 8-15 Figure 8-18 New dialog box ............................................................................................................................. 8-15 Figure 8-19 Network monitor report node ....................................................................................................... 8-16 Figure 8-20 Report Type dialog box ................................................................................................................. 8-16 Figure 8-21 Performance Monitoring Report dialog box ................................................................................. 8-17 Figure 8-22 Busy Time Modify dialog box ...................................................................................................... 8-18 Figure 8-23 Network performance monitoring report ...................................................................................... 8-19 Figure 8-24 Network Bottleneck Report node.................................................................................................. 8-20
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Figure 8-25 NetBltNeckReport dialog box ...................................................................................................... 8-21 Figure 8-26 Network bottleneck analysis report .............................................................................................. 8-22 Figure 8-27 Network Shift Report node ........................................................................................................... 8-22 Figure 8-28 Network Shift Report dialog box .................................................................................................. 8-23 Figure 8-29 Network Shift Report .................................................................................................................... 8-24 Figure 8-30 Export U-Net analysis report menu .............................................................................................. 8-25 Figure 8-31 Unet Report Query Option dialog box .......................................................................................... 8-26 Figure 8-32 U-Net report .................................................................................................................................. 8-27 Figure 9-1 Coverage Analysis node.................................................................................................................... 9-2 Figure 9-2 Edit Item Range on the shortcut menu .............................................................................................. 9-3 Figure 9-3 IOS Range Setup dialog box ............................................................................................................. 9-3 Figure 9-4 Color dialog box ............................................................................................................................... 9-4 Figure 9-5 Adding a range .................................................................................................................................. 9-5 Figure 9-6 Query Options dialog box ................................................................................................................. 9-6 Figure 9-7 Result window of RSCP analysis...................................................................................................... 9-8 Figure 9-8 Result of the RSCPEc/Io combined distribution........................................................................... 9-9 Figure 9-9 Bourn Setting dialog box ................................................................................... Figure 9-10 Ec/Io Analysis result tab page ....................................................................................................... 9-10 Figure 9-11 Query Options dialog box ............................................................................................................. 9-11 Figure 9-12 DL BLER-DL Code Tx Analysis result tab page .......................................................................... 9-12 Figure 9-13 DL Code Tx Analysis tab page ..................................................................................................... 9-13 Figure 9-14 UL UE Tx Analysis tab page ........................................................................................................ 9-14 Figure 9-15 DL BLER Analysis tab page ......................................................................................................... 9-15 Figure 9-16 Result window of TP Analysis ...................................................................................................... 9-16 Figure 9-17 Edit Pollution Parameters on shortcut menu ................................................................................. 9-17 Figure 9-18 Pilot Pollution Config dialog box ................................................................................................. 9-17 Figure 9-19 Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab ................................................................................................. 9-19 Figure 9-20 Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page ........................................................................................ 9-21 Figure 9-21 Result of the statistical analysis of the cell displayed on map ...................................................... 9-23 Figure 9-22 Cell Project Parameters window ................................................................................................... 9-24 Figure 9-23 Displaying the pollution cell group............................................................................................... 9-25 Figure 9-24 Geographically analyzing pilot pollution...................................................................................... 9-26 Figure 9-25 Pilot Pollution Global Render Color Setup dialog box ................................................................. 9-27
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Figure 9-26 Color dialog box ........................................................................................................................... 9-27 Figure 9-27 Result after the color changed ...................................................................................................... 9-28 Figure 9-28 Geographically displaying intra-frequency and co-interference cells ........................................... 9-29 Figure 9-29 Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box ..................................................................................... 9-30 Figure 10-1 WCDMA Interference Analysis node ........................................................................................... 10-2 Figure 10-2 Edit Interference Config on the shortcut menu ............................................................................. 10-3 Figure 10-3 Interference Config dialog box ..................................................................................................... 10-3 Figure 10-4 Interference Analysis dialog box .................................................................................................. 10-4 Figure 10-5 Interference Analysis window ...................................................................................................... 10-5 Figure 10-6 Interference on map ...................................................................................................................... 10-7 Figure 11-1 WCDMA Neighbor Analysis node................................................................................................ 11-2 Figure 11-2 Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window ...................................................................... 11-3 Figure 11-3 Query dialog box........................................................................................................................... 11-5 Figure 11-4 Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window ............................................................................. 11-6 Figure 11-5 Unidirectional neighboring cell displayed on the map .................................................................. 11-7 Figure 11-6 Neighbor Cells Info Query window .............................................................................................. 11-8 Figure 11-7 Neighboring cell information displayed on the map ..................................................................... 11-9 Figure 11-8 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box........................................................................... 11-10 Figure 11-9 Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window............................................ 11-11 Figure 11-10 Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window .................................................. 11-13 Figure 11-11 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box ......................................................................... 11-15 Figure 11-12 Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window ............................................................... 11-16 Figure 11-13 1A Record Query page .............................................................................................................. 11-18 Figure 11-14 Missing Neighbor Analysis result displayed on the map .......................................................... 11-19 Figure 11-15 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box ......................................................................... 11-20 Figure 11-16 Unnecessary Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window ........................................................ 11-21 Figure 12-1 WCDMA Configuration Analysis node ........................................................................................ 12-2 Figure 12-2 Setting active MML file ................................................................................................................ 12-3 Figure 12-3 Imported MML file manage dialog box ........................................................................................ 12-3 Figure 12-4 RNC Algorithm Switch shortcut menu ......................................................................................... 12-4 Figure 12-5 RNC Algorithm Switch result window ......................................................................................... 12-5 Figure 12-6 Shortcut menu for browsing cell configuration parameters .......................................................... 12-6 Figure 12-7 Cell Basic Info .............................................................................................................................. 12-6
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Figure 12-8 Cell Algorithm Switch .................................................................................................................. 12-7 Figure 12-9 Query dialog box .......................................................................................................................... 12-8 Figure 12-10 Query List Setting dialog box ..................................................................................................... 12-9 Figure 12-11 Parameters listed in the Query dialog box .................................................................................. 12-9 Figure 12-12 Result of configuration indicator on map ................................................................................. 12-10 Figure 12-13 New dialog box ......................................................................................................................... 12-11 Figure 12-14 New theme ................................................................................................................................ 12-12 Figure 12-15 Edit dialog box.......................................................................................................................... 12-12 Figure 12-16 Compare MML File dialog box ................................................................................................ 12-14 Figure 12-17 Comparing MML Files window ............................................................................................... 12-16 Figure 12-18 MML Compare dialog box ....................................................................................................... 12-17 Figure 12-19 MML File Selection dialog box ................................................................................................ 12-18 Figure 12-20 Compare configuration with baseline dialog box ..................................................................... 12-19 Figure 12-21 Configuration Compare with Baseline report ........................................................................... 12-20 Figure 12-22 Configuration Check Report dialog box ................................................................................... 12-21 Figure 12-23 Configuration Check Report ..................................................................................................... 12-22 Figure 13-1 WCDMA Call Drop Analysis node............................................................................................... 13-2 Figure 13-2 Call Drop History Review Dialog dialog box ............................................................................... 13-3 Figure 13-3 Call Drop History Review result tab ............................................................................................. 13-4 Figure 13-4 Call Drop History Trend dialog box ............................................................................................. 13-5 Figure 13-5 Query Result tab page ................................................................................................................... 13-6 Figure 13-6 Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box .............................................................................. 13-7 Figure 13-7 Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane ................................................................................................... 13-9 Figure 13-8 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane.......................................................... 13-10 Figure 13-9 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane .............................................................................. 13-11 Figure 13-10 Message Browser dialog box of RAB INFO ............................................................................ 13-12 Figure 13-11 Message Browser dialog box of DROP RAB INFO ................................................................. 13-12 Figure 13-12 Message Browser dialog box of ACTIVE CELL INFO ........................................................... 13-13 Figure 13-13 SPU Log Analysis window ....................................................................................................... 13-14 Figure 13-14 Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Pane................................................................................ 13-15 Figure 13-15 Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane ................................................................ 13-16 Figure 13-16 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane ............................................................................ 13-17 Figure 13-17 Subscribers' Call Drop Fault pane ............................................................................................ 13-19
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Figure 13-18 Subscribers Call Drop Fault Distribution pane ......................................................................... 13-20 Figure 13-19 Selected Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Record pane.................................................................. 13-21 Figure 13-20 Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane .................................................. 13-23 Figure 13-21 Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers pane ........................................ 13-24 Figure 13-22 Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane ............................................................................. 13-25 Figure 13-23 Call Drop Fault Analysis node .................................................................................................. 13-26 Figure 13-24 Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box ......................................................................................... 13-27 Figure 13-25 SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window...................................................................................... 13-28 Figure 13-26 Call History Record tab ............................................................................................................ 13-29 Figure 13-27 SPU log statistic pie chart pane ................................................................................................ 13-30 Figure 13-28 Abnormal Cell Of Selected Fail RAB Type pane ..................................................................... 13-31 Figure 13-29 SPU Log Analysis pane ............................................................................................................ 13-32 Figure 14-1 WCDMA Access Analysis node ................................................................................................... 14-2 Figure 14-2 Access History Review dialog box ............................................................................................... 14-3 Figure 14-3 Access History Review window ................................................................................................... 14-4 Figure 14-4 Access History Trend dialog box .................................................................................................. 14-5 Figure 14-5 Query Result window ................................................................................................................... 14-6 Figure 14-6 RF analysis menu .......................................................................................................................... 14-7 Figure 14-7 Call RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box ...................................................................... 14-8 Figure 14-8 Cell RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box ....................................................................... 14-10 Figure 14-9 Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis pane ................................................................... 14-11 Figure 14-10 User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane ............................................................ 14-12 Figure 14-11 User select cell's RRC Fault Record pane ................................................................................. 14-13 Figure 14-12 Resolution dialog box for RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT .............................................. 14-14 Figure 14-13 Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason pane ................................................................... 14-16 Figure 14-14 Cell RRC Fault TopN of User Select Fault Reason pane .......................................................... 14-17 Figure 14-15 User select cell and Fault Reason's RRC Fault Record pane .................................................... 14-18 Figure 14-16 Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN pane .......................................................................................... 14-20 Figure 14-17 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane ............................................... 14-21 Figure 14-18 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane ...................................................... 14-22 Figure 14-19 Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane ................................................................... 14-24 Figure 14-20 Subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane............................................ 14-25 Figure 14-21 <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane ....................... 14-26
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Figure 14-22 Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box ..................................................................... 14-28 Figure 14-23 Cell RAB Fault TopN pane ....................................................................................................... 14-30 Figure 14-24 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane ............................................................... 14-31 Figure 14-25 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane ....................................................................... 14-32 Figure 14-26 Resolution dialog box for RAB INFO column ......................................................................... 14-33 Figure 14-27 Resolution dialog box for FAIL RAB INFO column ................................................................ 14-33 Figure 14-28 Resolution dialog box for ACTIVE SET INFO column ........................................................... 14-34 Figure 14-29 SPU Log Analysis window ....................................................................................................... 14-35 Figure 14-30 RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane ....................................................................................... 14-36 Figure 14-31 Cell RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane ...................................................... 14-37 Figure 14-32 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane...................... 14-38 Figure 14-33 Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN pane .......................................................................................... 14-40 Figure 14-34 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane ........................................... 14-41
Figure 14-35 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane ...................................................... 14-42 Figure 14-36 RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane ....................................................................................... 14-44 Figure 14-37 Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> window ...................................... 14-45 Figure 14-38 Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane ............... 14-46 Figure 15-1 SQL Server Service Manager dialog box...................................................................................... 15-3 Figure 15-2 Compare MML File dialog box .................................................................................................... 15-6 Figure 15-3 Comparing MML Files window ................................................................................................... 15-7 Figure 15-4 MML Compare dialog box ........................................................................................................... 15-8 Figure 15-5 MML File Selection dialog box .................................................................................................... 15-9
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Table 2-1 Recommended configuration .............................................................................................................. 2-2 Table 3-1 Items on the main interface ................................................................................................................ 3-6 Table 3-2 Description of the Network Monitoring pane ..................................................................................... 3-8 Table 3-3 Description of the Trouble Shooting pane .......................................................................................... 3-8 Table 3-4 Description of the Network Trend pane.............................................................................................. 3-9 Table 3-5 Description of the Project menu ....................................................................................................... 3-10 Table 3-6 Description of the System menu ....................................................................................................... 3-11 Table 3-7 Description of the View menu .......................................................................................................... 3-12 Table 3-8 Description of the Window menu ..................................................................................................... 3-13 Table 3-9 Help menu ........................................................................................................................................ 3-14 Table 3-10 Description of the toolbar ............................................................................................................... 3-14 Table 4-1 Icons on the map toolbar .................................................................................................................... 4-3 Table 4-2 Items in the Search Cell dialog box. ................................................................................................... 4-6 Table 5-1 Items in the Network Group window ................................................................................................. 5-3 Table 5-2 Items in the New dialog box ............................................................................................................... 5-4 Table 5-3 Description of the automatic grouping types .................................................................................... 5-10 Table 6-1 Three-level management structure...................................................................................................... 6-2 Table 6-2 Performance indicators ....................................................................................................................... 6-2 Table 6-3 Items on the Performance items management tab page ...................................................................... 6-4 Table 6-4 Description of the process modes ....................................................................................................... 6-6 Table 6-5 Description of the export modes ......................................................................................................... 6-8 Table 6-6 Items on the General tab page .......................................................................................................... 6-12 Table 7-1 Time Range tab of the Query dialog box ............................................................................................ 7-5 Table 7-2 Description of a fixed statistics style .................................................................................................. 7-5 Table 7-3 Description of a custom style ............................................................................................................. 7-5 Table 7-4 Items on the Query Object tab page ................................................................................................... 7-6
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GENEX Nastar WCDMA User Manual Table 7-5 Function of each icon on the toolbar .................................................................................................. 7-7 Table 7-6 Items in the Forward dialog box ....................................................................................................... 7-10 Table 7-7 Items on the Item Trend Chart tab page............................................................................................ 7-13 Table 7-8 Items in the Query On Map Color Setting dialog box ...................................................................... 7-16 Table 7-9 Items on the TopN query result tab page .......................................................................................... 7-21 Table 7-10 Items in the Performance Query dialog box ................................................................................... 7-24 Table 7-11 Items in the Query Filter Condition dialog box .............................................................................. 7-26 Table 7-12 Items in the TopN Query dialog box............................................................................................... 7-34 Table 7-13 Items in the Options dialog box ...................................................................................................... 7-44 Table 7-14 Items in the SPU Log Analysis window ......................................................................................... 7-46 Table 8-1 Report type ......................................................................................................................................... 8-1 Table 8-2 Generate Performance Report dialog box - RNC performance report ................................................ 8-3 Table 8-3 Generate Performance Report dialog boxcluster performance report............................................. 8-5 Table 8-4 Items in the New Report Dialog dialog box ....................................................................................... 8-8 Table 8-5 Items in the Customize Report Setting dialog box ........................................................................... 8-11 Table 8-6 Items in the Performance Monitoring Report dialog box ................................................................. 8-17 Table 8-7 Two functions of the network bottleneck analysis report ................................................................. 8-20 Table 8-8 Items in the NetBltNeckReport dialog box....................................................................................... 8-21 Table 8-9 Items in the Network Shift Report dialog box .................................................................................. 8-23 Table 8-10 Sheets of the network shift report ................................................................................................... 8-25 Table 8-11 Items in the Unet Report Query Option dialog box ........................................................................ 8-26 Table 9-1 Items in the IOS Range Setup dialog box ........................................................................................... 9-4 Table 9-2 Items in the Query Options dialog box ............................................................................................... 9-7 Table 9-3 Items on the RSCP Analysis tab page ................................................................................................. 9-8 Table 9-4 Items on the RSCPEcIo Analysis tab page ................................................................................... 9-10 Table 9-5 Items in the Query Options dialog box ............................................................................................. 9-11 Table 9-6 Items in the Pilot Pollution Config dialog box ................................................................................. 9-18 Table 9-7 Items on the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab page ........................................................................ 9-19 Table 9-8 Items on the Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page ....................................................................... 9-21 Table 9-9 Cause of pilot pollution and the relevant parameters........................................................................ 9-23 Table 9-10 Items in the Cell Project Parameters window ................................................................................. 9-24 Table 9-11 Items in the Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box ................................................................... 9-30 Table 10-1 Items in the Interference Config dialog box ................................................................................... 10-3
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Table 10-2 Items in the Interference Analysis dialog box ................................................................................ 10-5 Table 10-3 Items in the Interference Analysis window..................................................................................... 10-5 Table 10-4 Colors in the Map Legend window. ................................................................................................ 10-7 Table 11-1 Items in the Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window..................................................... 11-3 Table 11-2 Items in the Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window ........................................................... 11-6 Table 11-3 Items in the Neighbor Cells Info Query window ............................................................................ 11-8 Table 11-4 Items in the Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window. ......................... 11-11 Table 11-5 Items in the Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window .................................. 11-13 Table 11-6 Items in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box ......................................................... 11-15 Table 11-7 Missing Items in the Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window................................................ 11-16 Table 11-8 Items in the 1A Record Query pane .............................................................................................. 11-18 Table 11-9 Parameters in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box ................................................ 11-20 Table 11-10 Items in the Unnecessary Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window ...................................... 11-21 Table 12-1 Items in the Imported MML file management dialog box .............................................................. 12-3 Table 12-2 Items on the shortcut menu for browsing the cell configuration parameters .................................. 12-6 Table 12-3 Items in the Compare MML File dialog box ................................................................................ 12-14 Table 12-4 RNC configuration parameter....................................................................................................... 12-15 Table 12-5 Items in the Comparing MML Files window................................................................................ 12-16 Table 12-6 File information on the two MML files ........................................................................................ 12-18 Table 12-7 Items in the Configuration Check Report dialog box ................................................................... 12-21 Table 13-1 Descriptions of the Call Drop History Review Dialog dialog box. ................................................ 13-3 Table 13-2 Items on the Call Drop History Review tab page ........................................................................... 13-4 Table 13-3 Items in the Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box ............................................................ 13-7 Table 13-4 Toolbar in the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis window .................................................................. 13-13 Table 13-5 Toolbar on Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window ............................................................ 13-17 Table 13-6 Toolbar on the Subscribers Call Drop Analysis window .............................................................. 13-21 Table 13-7 Toolbar in the Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window ................................... 13-25 Table 13-8 Items in the Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box ......................................................................... 13-27 Table 13-9 Items in the SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window. ..................................................................... 13-28 Table 14-1 Items in the Access History Review dialog box. ............................................................................ 14-3 Table 14-2 Items in the Access History Review window ................................................................................. 14-4 Table 14-3 Items in the Access History Trend dialog box ................................................................................ 14-5 Table 14-4 Sub-menus in the RF analysis menu ............................................................................................... 14-7
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GENEX Nastar WCDMA User Manual Table 14-5 Items in the CHR Access Information dialog box .......................................................................... 14-8 Table 14-6 Toolbar in the RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis window.............................................................. 14-14 Table 14-7 Items on the toolbar ...................................................................................................................... 14-18 Table 14-8 Toolbar on Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis window ................................. 14-22 Table 14-9 Toolbar on Subscribers ' RRC Connection Request Fault Reason window .................................. 14-26 Table 14-10 Items in the Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box ................................................... 14-29 Table 14-11 Items on the toolbar .................................................................................................................... 14-34 Table 14-12 Items on the toolbar .................................................................................................................... 14-38 Table 14-13 Descriptions of the toolbar ......................................................................................................... 14-42 Table 14-14 Descriptions of the toolbar ......................................................................................................... 14-46 Table 15-1 Items in the Compare MML File dialog box .................................................................................. 15-6 Table 15-2 RNC configuration parameter......................................................................................................... 15-6
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The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Section 1.1 Overview 1.2 Main Functions Describes
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The GENEX Nastar WCDMA. The main functions of the GENEX Nastar WCDMA.
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1.1 Overview
Developed by Huawei, the GENEX Nastar WCDMA wireless network performance analysis system is an intelligent and integrated platform for monitoring and optimizing wireless network performance. Inheriting rich experience of the WCDMA network optimization of Huawei and using the intelligent and efficient data management and analysis methods, the GENEX Nastar WCDMA can rapidly and effectively monitor network performance, locate network faults, predict network development trends, focus on services for customers, and satisfy higher service requirements for carriers.
1.2 Main Functions

The GENEX Nastar WCDMA provides the following functions:

Importing and analyzing the configuration data, performance data, CHR data, RTWP data, and project parameters. Providing five categories that contain more than 30 all-round and classified performance theme queries and TopN queries. Based on the secondary query function, the Nastar WCDMA specifies the themes, locates the causes of network problems, and focuses on focus on services for customers. Providing the intelligent report system at multiple levels, automatically or manually generating various reports such as daily reports, weekly reports, health check reports and network monitoring reports, and providing different readers with valuable information. Analyzing the trends of indexes, such as KPI, and comparing the optimized KPI with the original KPI to verify the optimization effect. Analyzing neighboring cell optimization, interference, call drop, network access, and network coverage to check hidden troubles timely and solve network problems by the roots. Providing graphic and geographic display of analysis results to display the analysis results in graphs and maps and to locate problems efficiently. Providing the customized performance indicators and query templates so that operators can enjoy customized functions and services. Providing configuration parameters analysis, configuration parameters check, history configuration parameters comparison, and neighboring cell analysis; thereby, helping engineers locate network problems timely. Through long-term monitoring and analysis, engineers can analyze the trend of KPI, predict network and services, and combine the operation ideas of carriers to define the optimal time for network expansion and network reparent and to instruct reasonable investment.
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Section 2.1 Installation Requirements 2.2 Components of the Installation Package 2.3 Installing the GENEX Nastar WCDMA 2.4 Installing the License
Software Installation
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes The requirements for installing the GENEX Nastar WCDMA. The installation package components. The procedure for installing the GENEX Nastar WCDMA. The procedure for installing the license.
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2.1 Installation Requirements

Table 2-1 describes the recommended configuration of the Nastar client software. Table 2-1 Recommended configuration Configuration Object Nastar client Configuration Item Hardware configuration Configuration Requirement

PC CPU: 2.4 GHz or faster Memory: 512 MB or more Hard disk: 40 GB or more Display: VGA, 1024 x 768, 16-bit color or above Network card: 1000 Mbit/s
Operating system Office software
Windows 2003 or a later version Microsoft Office 2003 or a later version
2.2 Components of the Installation Package

The Nastar software consists of the following installation packages:

The Nastar, which consists of the Nastar WCDMA main program and the data import tool, namely, the Nastar WCDMA Transdata. The third party components, namely, the GENEX Share components. The database program, namely, the MSDE.
If the GENEX Share components and the MSDE or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 are already installed, you can skip the installation of these applications and install only the Nastar main program and the data import tool.
2.3 Installing the GENEX Nastar WCDMA

To install the GENEX Nastar WCDMA, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click setup.exe in the installation package. The Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for GENEX Nastar WCDMA dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.
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Step 2 Click Next. The License Agreement dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-2.
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Figure 2-2 License Agreement dialog box
Step 3 Click Yes to confirm the license agreement. The Customer Information dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-3.
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Step 4 Type the user information in the User Name and Company Name fields. Step 5 Select the associated option according to your requirements:

Select Anyone who uses this computer (all users), if you allow anyone who log in to the computer. Select Only for me, if you allow the user who install the software.
Step 6 Click Next. The Setup Type dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-4.
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Figure 2-4 Setup Type dialog box
Step 7 Select a setup type in the Setup Type dialog box, and click Next. The Choose Destination Location dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-5.
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Step 8 Click Browse to select an installation directory. The default directory is: operating system disk\Program Files\Huawei GENEX\Nastar WCDMA. Step 9 Click Next. The Select Program Folder dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-6.
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Figure 2-6 Select Program Folder dialog box
Step 10 Click Next. The Start Copying Files dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-7.
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Figure 2-7 Start Copying Files dialog box
Step 11 Click Next. The Setup Status dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-8.
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Figure 2-8 Setup Status dialog box
After the installation of the main program, the system prompts you to install the GENEX Share and the MSDE if these two applications are not installed on your computer. The installation directories for the two tools are set by default.
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It is recommended that you restart the computer after the installation of the GENEX Nastar WCDMA main program.
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Installing the License

The GENEX Nastar WCDMA employs license authorization. The license is provided by a parallel port or a USB port dongle. The GENEX Nastar WCDMA also uses the license verification function. Ensure that the license is installed before you start the GENEX Nastar WCDMA. If the license in not installed, the functions of the software are unavailable when you start the GENEX Nastar WCDMA. In this case, the Error dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-9.
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To install the license, perform the following steps: Step 1 Contact Huawei engineers to apply for a license file. In general, the file name is License Code.lic. If you already obtain a license file, go to Step 2. Step 2 Click Update License in the Error dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-9. The Open dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-10.
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Figure 2-10 Open dialog box
Step 3 Select the license file, and click Open. Step 4 Click OK to complete copying the license. Step 5 Restart the GENEX Nastar WCDMA, and check the correctness of the license. If the license file meets the requirements, you can use the software normally.
Before installing the license, ensure that the system time of your computer is correct. After installing the license, do not change the system time of your computer. Otherwise, the license becomes invalid.
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3.1 Logging In to the Database Server

The Nastar WCDMA uses the database server to process related data. Therefore, you must log in to a database server before using the functions of the Nastar. To log in to the database server, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the shortcut of the GENEX Nastar WCDMA on the desktop, or choose Start > Programs > GENEX Nastar WCDMA.exe. The User Login dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-1. Figure 3-1 User Login dialog box
Step 2 Select a database server in the SQL Server drop-down list, or input a SQL Server name directly. Step 3 Type the login name and password in the Login Name and Password fields. Step 4 Click Login.
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An error appears when you try to connect to a database server that does not exist. You fail to log in to the data server if you enter an incorrect login name or password. The Nastar automatically exits after five connection attempts.
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To switch to another database server after you succeed in logging in to a server, perform the following steps: Step 1 Choose Project > Login, as shown in Figure 3-2. Figure 3-2 Project /Login menu
The User Login dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3 User Login dialog box
Step 2 Type the server name, login name, and password in the SQL Server, Login Name, and Password fields. Step 3 Click Login. A dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-4.
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3.3 Introduction to the Main Interface

To access the main interface of the Nastar WCDMA, perform the following steps: Step 1 Start the Nastar WCDMA. Step 2 Open a project. The main interface is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-5.
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Table 3-1 describes the items on the main interface. Table 3-1 Items on the main interface Item Menu bar Toolbar Workspace Network Element Description The menu bar provides entrance to the basic functions of the program. The toolbar provides shortcuts for some basic functions. Click Network Element. The Network Element pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 3-6.
The Network Element pane lists all the network element (NE) objects after the performance data or configuration data is imported. The Network Element pane is null if no performance data or configuration data is imported.
Network Monitoring
The Network Performance Monitoring pane provides the function entrance to performance reports, as shown in Figure 3-7. Table 3-2 describes the Network Performance Monitoring pane. The Trouble Shooting pane contains the function entrances to all the analysis themes of the Nastar, as shown in Figure 3-8. Table 3-3 describes the Trouble Shooting pane. The Network Trend pane includes the function entrance to Network Bottleneck Report and Network Shift Report, as shown in Figure 3-9. Table 3-4 describes this pane. The Site View pane displays the map or the analyzing results.
Trouble Shooting Network Trend Site View
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Figure 3-7 Network Monitoring pane
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Table 3-2 describes the Network Monitoring pane. Table 3-2 Description of the Network Monitoring pane Report type RNC performance report RNC Daily Report RNC Weekly Report RNC Monthly Report Cluster performance report Cluster Daily Report Cluster Weekly Report Description RNC daily report RNC weekly report RNC monthly report Cluster daily report Cluster weekly report For details, see section 8.2 "Network Monitor Report." See section 8.1.1 "Performance Report Introduction."
Network Monitor Report
Figure 3-8 Trouble Shooting pane
Table 3-3 describes the Trouble Shooting pane. Table 3-3 Description of the Trouble Shooting pane Function Node WCDMA Performance Analysis WCDMA Coverage Analysis WCDMA Interference Analysis WCDMA Neighbor Analysis Description For details, see chapter 7 "Traffic Statistic Analysis." For details, see chapter 9 "Coverage Analysis." For details, see chapter 10 "Interference Analysis." For details, see chapter 11 "Neighboring Cell Analysis."
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Description For details, see chapter 12 "Configuration Check." For details, see chapter 13 "Call Drop Analysis." For details, see chapter 14 "Access Analysis."
Figure 3-9 Network Trend pane
Table 3-4 describes the Network Trend pane. Table 3-4 Description of the Network Trend pane Report Type Network Bottleneck Report Network Shift Report Description For details, see section 8.3 "Network Bottleneck Report." For details, see section 8.4 "Network Shift Report."
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3.4.1 Project Menu
The Project menu is shown in Figure 3-10. Figure 3-10 Project menu
Table 3-5 describes the Project menu. Table 3-5 Description of the Project menu Menu Open Close Login Export U-Net analysis report Exit Description Opens a project. Closes a project. Logs in to a database server. Exports the U-Net analysis report. For details, see section 8.5 "U-Net Report." Exits from the Nastar WCDMA.
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The System menu is shown in Figure 3-11. Figure 3-11 System menu
Table 3-6 describes the System menu. Table 3-6 Description of the System menu Menu Start Import Data Description Starts the Transdata, which is a tool for importing data. For details, see the GENEX Nastar WCDMA Transdata User Manual. Imports a theme. For details, see section 7.5.6 "Importing a Performance Item." Export Function Info. Exports a theme. For details, see section 7.5.5 "Exporting a Performance Item." Item Manager NE Group Manager For details, see chapter 6 "Performance Indicator Management." For details, see chapter 5 "NE Group Management."
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The View menu is shown in Figure 3-12 Figure 3-12 View menu
Table 3-7 describes the View menu. Table 3-7 Description of the View menu Menu Standard Toolbar Status Bar Shortcuts Bar Properties Bar Site View Window Style Windows XP Office 2003 Windows 2000 Bottom Tabs Top Tabs Description Shows or hides the Toolbar. Shows or hides the Status bar. Shows or hides Workspace pane. Shows or hides Properties bar. Shows or hides Map window. Displays the interface in the Windows XP style. Displays the interface in the Office 2003 style. Displays the interface in the Windows 2000 style. Displays the tab of the map or the result analysis window at the bottom. Displays the tab of the map or the result analysis window at the top.
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The Window menu is shown in Figure 3-13. Figure 3-13 Window menu
Table 3-8 describes the Window menu. Table 3-8 Description of the Window menu Menu Cascade Tile Horizontally Tile Vertically Close All Windows Site view Description Cascades the window. Horizontally arranges the window. Vertically arranges the window. Closes all the windows. Selects a window to display the selected window in the active state.
3.4.5 Help Menu

The Help menu is shown in Figure 3-14. Figure 3-14 Help menu
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3.5 Introduction to the Toolbar

Table 3-10 describes the toolbar. Table 3-10 Description of the toolbar Toolbar Description Opens a project. Closes a project. Imports a theme. Exports a theme. Imports a mode. Exports a mode. Manages items. Manages NE Groups. Shows or hides workspace. Shows or hides properties bar. Shows help topics. Shows version information.
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The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Section 4.1 Importing the Project Parameters 4.2 Operating the Map 4.3 Setting the Map Layer 4.4 Searching for a Cell Describes The procedure for operating the map. The procedure for setting the map layer. The procedure for searching for a cell.
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4.1 Importing the Project Parameters

For the usage of Transdata, see the GENEX Nastar WCDMA Transdata User Manual. Import the project parameters before using the map. The project parameters provide the necessary information about the longitude and latitude for displaying the map. The application resolves the content of the project parameter file to be displayed on the interface and imported into the database. You can match the column name manually. Only one project parameter sheet can be opened at a time. After the project parameter is imported successfully, the workspace displays the geographical information on the map, as shown in Figure 4-1. Figure 4-1 Map
Based on the configuration of each BS on the network (such as longitude and latitude of the BS, azimuth angle of cells), the Nastar uses the map to display the position of each BS and direction of each cell antenna.
NOTE
Nastar can not draw the same coverage with the Inter-Frequency cells. When existing the cells with same longitude and same latitude , and same azimuth , but with the different frequency. Nastar can not show these cells on map in the same time . Nastar just can draw one cell on the map. The map releated functions will be effected. The cells drawing on the map is decided by the position in project parameter file. The last importing cells with different frequency will cover the cells in the same position.
4.2 Operating the Map

The displaying functions on the map are as follows:
Directly showing the planning and layout of the network
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Associating the collected data with the network topology Quickly and accurately locating the network element in which users are interested
You can conveniently use the icons on the toolbar to use and adjust the map. Table 4-1 describes the icons on the toolbar. Table 4-1 Icons on the map toolbar Icon Hint Map Arrow Description Click , and then move the mouse to the map. A hint in yellow rectangle is displayed, showing the information on the current NE. Click , and then move the mouse to the map. Drag the mouse to move the map. Click Click Click Click to searching for a cell. to magnify the map. to shrink the map. to restore the map to the default scale.
Map Move
Search Cell Zoom In Zoom Out Default Scale Map Select
Click , and then move the mouse to the map. If you click an NE or an area on the map, a message in yellow rectangle is displayed, showing the information about the selected object. Click Click Click Click Click to select all the objects in the rectangle. to select all the objects in the circle. to set the map layer. to calculate the distance. to calculate the angle.
Rectangle Select Radius Select Layer Setting Calculate Distance Calculate Angle
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4.3 Setting the Map Layer

To set the layer, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the map toolbar.
The Layer Control dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-2. Figure 4-2 Layer Control dialog box
Step 2 Set the layers and properties in the Layer Control dialog box.

Select a layer from the Layers list, and click UP or Down to ascend or descend the layer. Select or clear Visible to show or hide the selected layer.
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The Nastar also provides a map legend to illustrate the icons on the map, as shown in Figure 4-3. Figure 4-3 Map Legend
You can use various functions in the application of the map.
4.4 Searching for a Cell

The Nastar provides a cell searching function to quickly locate the NE in which you are interested. To search for a cell, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the map toolbar.
The Search Cell dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 4-4.
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Figure 4-4 Search Cell dialog box
Table 4-2 describes the items in the Search Cell dialog box. Table 4-2 Items in the Search Cell dialog box. Item Keyword Description Type the keyword that you want to search. The keyword can be either a cell name or a cell ID. Search Mode Search By Name Search By ID Search Result Dynamically Update Searches the cell by the cell name. Searches the cell by the ID. Updates the searching result dynamically. If you select Dynamically Update, the Search Result list updates dynamically based on the input in the Keyword field. Approximately Search Map Linkage Searches the result approximately. Links dynamically with the map. If you select Map Linkage, click a record in the Search Result list to highlight the corresponding cell on the map.
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Description Adds a group of cells. For details, see section 5.3 "Creating an NE Group." Clears the search result in the Search Result list. Searches manually. If Dynamically Update is deselected, click Search to display the search result. Exits from the Search Cell dialog box.
Step 2 Type a cell name or a cell ID to search. Step 3 Click a record in the Search Result list. The map dynamically highlights the cell (the area marked red on the map), as shown in Figure 4-5. Figure 4-5 Displaying search result on the map
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About This Chapter
Section 5.1 Overview 5.2 Introduction to the NE Group Manager Window 5.3 Creating an NE Group 5.4 Editing an NE Group 5.5 Saving a Copy of an NE Group 5.6 Deleting an NE Group 5.7 Grouping the Cells Automatically 5.8 Exporting an NE Group 5.9 Importing an NE Group
NE Group Management
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes The types of an NE Group. The procedure for opening the NE group manager window. The procedure for creating an NE group. The procedure for editing an NE group. The procedure for saving as an NE group. The procedure for deleting an NE group. The procedure for grouping the cell automatically. The procedure for exporting an NE group. The procedure for importing an NE group.
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A NE group refers to a collection of NE objects of the same type. Based on different types, NEs can be divided into the following groups:

RNC group NodeB group Cell group
You can use an NE group to designate the scale of the object to be analyzed, for example:

Analyzing the performance of all RNCs in an RNC group Analyzing the configuration of all cells in a cell group
5.2 Introduction to the NE Group Manager Window

Choose System > NE Group Manager, or click on the toolbar. The Network Group window is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-1. Figure 5-1 Network Group window
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Table 5-1 describes the items in the Network Group window. Table 5-1 Items in the Network Group window Item NE group list Name Type Size Toolbar Description Indicates the name of an NE group. Indicates the type of an NE group. Indicates the number of NEs in the NE group. Creates an NE group. Edits an NE group. Saves an existing NE group as a new NE group. Deletes an NE group. Groups the cell automatically by Rack or by NodeB. Imports an NE group. Exports an NE group.
5.3 Creating an NE Group

To create an NE group, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click New Group or click on the toolbar.
The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-2.
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Figure 5-2 New dialog box
Table 5-2 describes the items in the New dialog box. Table 5-2 Items in the New dialog box Item Name Description Indicates the name of an NE group. The name consists of English letters, digits, or underline. Type Net Elements Indicates the type of an NE group, such as RNC Group, NodeB Group, or Cell Group. Indicates the NE objects. The Net Elements list shows corresponding NE objects based on the selected NE group.
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If there are no NEs of this type in the imported data, the Net Elements list is null.
Step 2 Type the NE name in the Name field and select an NE group type in the Type field. Then select the corresponding NE in the Net Elements list. Step 3 Click OK. The new NE group is displayed in the Network Group window. ----End
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5.4 Editing an NE Group

To edit an NE group, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select an NE group form the Network Group window, as shown in Figure 5-3. Figure 5-3 NE groups in the Network Group window
Step 2 Perform one of the following operations:

Double-click the selected NE group Right-click Edit Group Click on the toolbar
The Edit Group dialog box is opened, as shown in Figure 5-4. Figure 5-4 Edit Group dialog box
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Step 3 Modify the NE group information including Name and NET Elements in the Edit Group dialog box.
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Do not modify the NE group type. If you want to modify the NE group type, you can only delete it and re-create an NE group.
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5.5 Saving a Copy of an NE Group

This function is performed to save a copy of an existing NE group. To save a copy of an existing NE group, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select an NE group. Step 2 Right-click Save As Groupon the selected NE group. Or click The Save as dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-5. Figure 5-5 Save as dialog box on the toolbar.
Step 3 Type a new name in the Name field, as shown in Figure 5-6.
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Figure 5-6 Type a name in the Save as dialog box
Step 4 Click OK. The copy of an NE group is listed in the Network Group window, as shown in Figure 5-7. If no NE object is deleted, the copy of the NE group is the same as the NE group except the name. Figure 5-7 The copy of an NE group
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5.6 Deleting an NE Group

To delete an NE group, perform the following steps:
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Step 1 Select an NE group, or press and hold Ctrl, and select more NE groups. Step 2 Click on the toolbar, or select Delete Group on the shortcut menu.
A dialog box is displayed, prompting you to confirm the deletion, as shown in Figure 5-8. Figure 5-8 Confirming the deletion of a network group
5.7 Grouping the Cells Automatically

Grouping the cells automatically by rack or by NodeB enhances your work efficiency. To group the cells automatically, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar or select Auto Cluster on the shortcut menu.
The Auto Cluster dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-9. Figure 5-9 Auto Cluster dialog box
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Step 2 Select a group type. You can select either or several of the following four types.

Group By Rack Group By Sub-System Group By NodeB Group By UARFCNDOWNLINK Group By LAC\RAC\SAC
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Table 5-3 describes the four types. Table 5-3 Description of the automatic grouping types Grouping Type Group By Rack Description If you select Group By Rack Group, the cells are grouped by rack, and the cell group is named SR_RNCID_SUBRACKID.
NOTE
If the ID of the RNC that the cells belong to is 1 and the Rack ID is 1, the name of the cell group is SR_RNC1_SUBRACK1.
Group By Sub-System
If you select Group By Sub-System, the cells are grouped by Subsystem and the cell group is named SSN_RNCID_SRNID_SSNID.
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If the ID of the RNC that the cells belong to is 1, the Rack ID is 1 and the Subsystem ID is 1, the name of the cell group is SR_RNC1_SRN1_SSN1.
Group By NodeB
If you select Group By NodeB, the cells are grouped by NodeB, and the cell group is named NB_RNCID_NODEBID_NODEBName.
NOTE
If the ID of the RNC that the cells belong to is 1, the NODEB ID is 1, and the NODEB name is A, the name of the cell group is NB_RNC1_NODEB1_NODEBA.
Group By UARFCNDOWNLINK
If you select Group By UARFCNDOWNLINK, the cells are grouped by UARFCNDOWNLINK, and the cell group is named UARFCNDL_RNC:RNCID_DL:UARFCNDLID.
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If the ID of the RNC that the cells belong to is 1, the UARFCNDL ID is 10000, the name of the cell group is UARFCNDL_RNC:1_DL:10000.
Group By LAC\RAC\SAC
If you select Group By LAC\RAC\SAC, the cells are grouped by Location Area Code(LAC), Routing Area Code(RAC) or Service Area Code(SAC).
NOTE
If LAC that the cells belong to is 0x1, the RAC is 0x1, and the SAC is 0x1, the name of the cell group grouped by LAC is Area_L_LAC:0x1; the name of the cell group grouped by LAC and RAC is Area_LR_LAC:0x1&RAC:0x1; the name of the cell group grouped by LAC and RAC and SAC is Area_LRS_ LAC:0x1&RAC:0x1&RAC:0x1.
Step 3 Click OK. ----End After you group the cells by rack or by NodeB, the cell groups are displayed in the Network Group window, as shown in Figure 5-10.
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Figure 5-10 Displaying cell groups by rack or by NodeB
5.8 Exporting an NE Group

To export an NE group, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar.
The Save As dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-11.
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Figure 5-11 Save As dialog box
Step 2 Select the path for saving the file and type a name in the File name combo box. Step 3 Click Save.
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The property Extend Type of NE group do not support export. It needs to be modified after imported if needed.
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To import an NE group, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar.
The Open dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 5-12. Figure 5-12 Open dialog box
Step 2 Select a file for the NE group to be imported, and then click Open. The imported NE group is displayed in the Network Group window. ----End
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Performance Indicator Management
About This Chapter

The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Section 6.1 Overview 6.2 Introduction to the Item Management Function 6.3 Importing Items 6.4 Exporting Items 6.5 Creating a User-Defined Item 6.6 Editing a User-Defined Item 6.7 Deleting a User-Defined Item Describes The concepts, types, and management of performance indicators. The procedure for starting item management and the interface of item management. The procedure for importing items. The procedure for exporting items. The procedure for creating a user-defined item. The procedure for editing a user-defined item. The procedure for deleting a user-defined item.
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The statistical information on the performance indicators is the basis for network management and reflects the network quality. Analyzing and evaluating the performance indicators is the essence for locating network problems and improving the network quality. With the statistical information on the performance indicators, you can understand the network performance indicators and further know the actual operational status of a wireless network. Performance management is organized in the three-level management structure, as described in Table 6-1. Table 6-1 Three-level management structure Level Level 1 Name Measurement set Description You can collect performance statistics by calculating measurement counters. Relevant counters are combined for the analysis of a functional item in the system. In the design of the performance statistics function, the combination of the relevant counters is described as a measurement function set, for example, RNC overall performance measurement and MTP signaling link measurement. A measurement set contains many statistical items that are classified into different categories. Each category is a measurement unit of the measurement set. A measurement item refers to a measurement counter. Each counter describes relevant events in the system. You can analyze the counters to generate the performance statistic data.
Level 2
Measurement unit Measurement item
Level 3
NOTE
For details about the measurement set, measurement unit, and measurement item, see the iManager M2000 Mobile Network NE Integration Management System Operation Manual.
The performance statistic data uses the Nastar performance analysis function. Therefore, ensure that the performance statistic data is imported before using the performance analysis function. To analyze the performance statistic data conveniently, the Nastar WCDMA classifies the performance indicators into different types based on different methods, as described in Table 6-2. Table 6-2 Performance indicators Method Measurement object Indicator RNC item Cell item Cell relation item Description Based on the RNC. Based on a cell. Used to analyze the exchange information between two cells.
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Indicator Original item Calculation item User-defined item
Description Collected by the equipment. Obtained by calculating the original item. Defined by users. For the relevant operations of a user-defined item, see section 6.5 "Creating a User-Defined Item", section 6.6 "Editing a User-Defined Item", and section 6.7 "Deleting a User-Defined Item."
NOTE
During actual analysis, you may use the existing items to calculate the items that are not defined in the Nastar (called as user-defined items). A user-defined item is an extension to the calculation item concept. User-defined items can be used for the performance analysis in addition to original items and calculation items.
6.2 Introduction to the Item Management Function

To start item management, perform one of the following three operations:

Choose System > Item Manager on the System menu. Click on the toolbar.
In the navigation tree, select the WCDMA Performance Analysis node of the Trouble Shooting pane, and then select Item Manager on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 6-1.
Figure 6-1 Item Manager on the shortcut menu
After you start the item manager, the Performance items management tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-2.
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Figure 6-2 Performance items management tab
The Performance items management tab consists of the following three parts:

Item Tree pane, on the left part. Item information pane, on the right part. Toolbar, on the top. Click the buttons on the toolbar to process the relevant operations.
Table 6-3 describes the items in the Performance items management tab page. Table 6-3 Items on the Performance items management tab page Item Item tree Description Displays the items of different types in the hierarchical structure: type > measure set > measure unit. Click a node in the Item tree, and then the item information on the selected node is displayed on the Item information pane. Displays the item information on the node selected in Item tree, including ID, Name, and Type. Creates an item.
Item information window Toolbar
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Description Deletes an item.

NOTE
You can delete only a user-defined item.
Lists only the user-defined items. Shows or hides the Item Tree pane. Shows or hides the item attributes. Searches an item. The shortcut key is Ctrl+F3.
6.3 Importing Items

You may define a performance indicator to evaluate the network performance. Senior network optimization engineers may define the items based on their understanding of the traffic statistics items and analysis experience. You can design a set of analysis schemes to improve the analysis speed and quality. For the engineers who use their own analysis methods and share their experience, the Nastar allows them to import items from a file or to export items to a file. To import items, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select an item in the Performance items management tab, and then select Import on the shortcut menu, as show in Figure 6-3. Figure 6-3 Import on the shortcut menu
The Import Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-4.
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Figure 6-4 Import Options dialog box
Step 2 Select the process mode for the predefined items and user-defined items. Table 6-4 describes the three process modes. Table 6-4 Description of the process modes Process Mode Overwrite items with duplicated ID Ignore items with duplicated ID Save item with duplicated ID as a new one Description Uses the item definition in the item file rather than the local item definition with the same ID. Keeps the original item definition, but the item ID in the import item file is the same as the original item. Retains the name unchanged for the item to be imported, and assigns a new ID.
Step 3 Click
The Open dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-5.
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Figure 6-5 Open dialog box
Step 4 Select the item file to be imported, and then click Open. ----End
6.4 Exporting Items

To export the items, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select one item or press Ctrl to select multiple items in the Performance items management tab, and select Add to Export List on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 6-6. Figure 6-6 Add to Export List on the shortcut menu
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The Export Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-7. Figure 6-7 Export Options dialog box
Step 2 Select the export mode according to Table 6-5. Table 6-5 Description of the export modes Export Mode Export all custom defined items Export selected items Description Exports all user-defined items Exports the selected items. Click Remove or Remove All to delete the items in the Select item list.
Step 3 Click Export. The Save As dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-8.
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6.5 Creating a User-Defined Item

To create a user-defined item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar or select New on the shortcut menu in the Performance items management window, as shown in Figure 6-9. Figure 6-9 New on the shortcut menu
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The Custom items dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-10. Figure 6-10 Custom Items dialog box
Step 2 Enter the general information on items.
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Table 6-6 describes the items on the General tab page. Table 6-6 Items on the General tab page Item Item Name Metric Description Alias Integer/Float Category Object Type Measure Set Measure Unit Formula Description Name of an item. Metric for the item, for example, times, Erl, and percentage Description of the item. It is optional. Alias for the item. Data type for the item, integer, or float. Type of the item. Measure set to which the item belongs. Measure unit to which the item belongs. Formula of the item, which is automatically displayed after you type the formula on the Formula tab.
NOTE
For example, if the formula is <Item1> + <Item2>, you can infer that this item is the sum of Item1 and Item2.
Step 3 Click the Formula tab, and then type the formula. The Formula tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-11.
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Figure 6-11 Formula tab
The Formula box is located on the left of the Formula tab. You can type a calculation formula for the item by using one of the following two modes:
Text mode Type a calculation formula in the Formula box. Graphical mode Double-click the items selected from the item tree on the right of the window. When you need to add an operator, click the operator buttons, such as + and -.
SQL Example shows the SQL query calculation formula corresponding to the current calculation formula. When the entered formula is wrong, the error information is displayed.
NOTE
When you save the entered calculation formula containing a non-original item, the non-original item is expanded to a calculation formula constituted by original items. Therefore, when you view the new defined formula, the formula format may be inconsistent with the formula format that you type.
Step 4 Click the General tab. The Formula field shows the formula of the items, as shown in Figure 6-12.
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Figure 6-12 Formula field
Step 5 Click OK. The added item is displayed in the Performance items management window. ----End
6.6 Editing a User-Defined Item

NOTE
You can edit only user-defined items.
To edit a user-defined item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a user-defined item, and then click menu, as shown in Figure 6-13. on the toolbar or select Edit on the shortcut
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Figure 6-13 Edit on the shortcut menu
The Item property dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 6-14. Figure 6-14 Item property dialog box
Step 2 In the Item property dialog box, modify the information on the item.
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You can modify all information except the item type. For detailed settings, see section 6.5 "Creating a User-Defined Item." Step 3 Click OK. ----End
6.7 Deleting a User-Defined Item

NOTE
You can delete only user-defined items.
Step 1 Select one or press Ctrl to select multiple user-defined items, and then click toolbar or select Delete on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 6-15. Figure 6-15 Delete on the shortcut menu
on the
Step 2 Click Yes in the displayed Confirm dialog box. After the deletion, the item is removed from the Item information pane.
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If the item to be deleted is included in other items, the item is removed from other items simultaneously.
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About This Chapter
Section 7.1 Introduction to the Traffic Statistic Analysis
Traffic Statistic Analysis
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes How to use the performance analysis function. How to use the performance query function. How to use the network bottleneck analysis function when the version of the RNC is the V18 or an earlier version. How to use the TopN query function. How to use the customized performance theme function. How to use the customized performance theme function. How to use the CHR analysis function.
7.2 Introduction to the Entrance to Performance Query 7.3 Introduction to the Iub Brandwidth Utilization Analysis 7.4 Introduction to the TopN 7.5 Introduction to the Customized Performance Theme 7.6 Introduction to the Customized TopN Theme 7.7 Introduction to the CHR Analysis
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7.1 Introduction to the Traffic Statistic Analysis

To know the network performance more clearly, you need to obtain and analyze the performance data during busy hours for more than one week. In addition, you must observe whether any item fluctuates obviously or any exceptional situation appears when the equivalent user number of each service is stable. The network performance analysis is used to locate and analyze problems from a large to a small scale.
Analysis scale: The analysis scale is from RNC overall performance and cluster performance to Cell performance.
Horizontal analysis: The horizontal analysis is from one KPI (Key Performance Index) to another KPI. Vertical analysis: The vertical analysis is from the master KPI to the related Performance Indicators (PIs).
In this way, the data can be filtered gradually and analyzed in detail. The Nastar is an intelligent system, integrating the wireless network optimization of Huawei. Figure 7-1 shows the network optimization process. Figure 7-1 Network optimization process of the Nastar
Original data Major task To define Clusters in the digital map or manually defined hot spot areas to meet the service demands According to the performance themes of Nastar, to view the overall condition of RNC or Cluster and to discover problems. To determine the worst cells through TopN query, using the secondary theme query or Cluster location function To filter the KPI/PI abnormal Counter for worst cells, using the secondary query function again To analyze the Counter items that cause bad KPI Step 5: Locate the fault
Step 1: Define Cluster
Step 2: Analyze RNC/Cluster
Optimize the network
Data filtering Data excavation
Step 3: Locate the worst cell
Step 4: Filter KPI
To determine the RAN fault type According to the fault type, to view the original data trend, analyze the fault and locate the source of fault, using the trend chart function.
Step 6: Trace the original data
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To solve the problems of network performance, the Nastar provides more than 30 theme analysis, covering the following six categories of network performance and failure analysis:

Traffic analysis RRC setup analysis RAB setup analysis Mobility management analysis Call drop analysis Resource analysis.
To display the theme analysis functions, perform the following steps: Step 1 Expand the WCDMA Performance Analysis node in the Trouble Shooting pane. Step 2 Expand the Performance Query node on the navigation tree. The Performance Query node is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-2. Figure 7-2 Performance Query node
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7.2.1 Using the Performance Query

To query the performance, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Performance Query node under a specific sub-node, or right-click the sub-node and choose Execute from the shortcut menu.
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The Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-3. Figure 7-3 Query dialog box
Step 2 On the Time Range tab page, set the date, time range, and statistic style Table 7-1 describes the items on the Time Range tab of the Query dialog box.
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Table 7-1 Time Range tab of the Query dialog box Item Date Time All Day Time Busy Time Description Sets the start date and end date to be queried. Selects All Day Time to query the data of whole day. Selects Busy Hour to query the data during busy hours.
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Click Modify Busy Timeto open the Busy Time Modify dialog box. Set the busy time on the displayed Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three time ranges.
Auto-Search Busy Time Time Statistics Granularity Fixed Statistics Style Custom Style
Selects Auto-Search Busy Time based on the selected traffic statistic type to query the data of the auto-searched busy time. Uses a fixed statistics style. For details, see Table 7-2. Uses a custom style. For details, see Table 7-3.
Table 7-2 Description of a fixed statistics style Fixed Statistics Style Raw record unit Hour Day Week Month Over all Description Analyzes statistics by imported raw data. Analyzes statistics by an hour. Analyzes statistics by a day. Analyzes statistics by a week. Analyzes statistics by a month. Analyzes statistics by all data.
Table 7-3 Description of a custom style Custom Style Hour Description Types a numerical value. Analyzes statistics by an hour. Week Sets the day during a week. Analyzes statistics based on the selected day.
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Description Sets the date during a month. Analyzes statistics based on the selected date.
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Select the statistics style based on the data period to be observed. For example, select Day to view the data during a day. To view the NE objects' performance during a period or to sort the NE objects, select Over all to view the objects more clearly.
Step 3 Click the Query Object tab, and then select the object type and the query object. Table 7-4 describes the items on the Query Object tab page. Table 7-4 Items on the Query Object tab page Item Object Type Network Element Network Group Description Selects Network Element to query objects by an NE. Selects Network Group to query objects by an NE Group.
NOTE
Query Option is available only when Network Group is selected.
Query Option
Network Group as Query Object Element of Network Group as Query Object
Sets an NE group as the object to be queried. Sets an NE as the object to be queried.
Step 4 Click OK. The query result is generated, as shown in Figure 7-4.
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Figure 7-4 Theme query result
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Shows all records. Click to view all records.
Draws a pie chart. Click to display the result records by a pie chart.
Draws a line chart. Click to display the result records by a line chart.
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Description Draws a bar style chart. Click to display the result records in a bar style chart.
Sets the drawing information. Ensure that you have set the drawing information before drawing a chart. For details, see section 7.2.2 "Setting the Drawing Information." Performs the secondary query. For details, see section 7.2.3 "Using the Theme Secondary Query." Analyzes the item trend based on the current result. For details, see section 7.2.4 "Analyzing the Item Trend." Displays the query result on map. For details, see section 7.2.5 "Displaying the Performance Query on a Map." Exports the result into an .xls file.
7.2.2 Setting the Drawing Information

Ensure that you have set the drawing information before drawing a chart. To set the drawing information, perform the following steps: Step 1 In the theme query result window, click on the toolbar.
The Drawing Style Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-5.
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Figure 7-5 Drawing Style Setting dialog box
The Drawing Style Setting dialog box contains the following three tabs:

Line Setting Bar Setting Pie Setting
Step 2 Click a tab of the three and select the items in the Items list. Click OK. Step 3 After the setting, click the draw icon on the toolbar to display the corresponding chart. ----End
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7.2.3 Using the Theme Secondary Query

You can perform secondary query on the query result of a theme. Themes provided by secondary query are used to elaborate and explain the current themes. With the theme secondary query, you can conveniently analyze the specific problem objects and locate the faulty items. To perform the secondary query, perform the following steps: Step 1 In the theme query result window, click .
The Forward dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-6. Figure 7-6 Forward dialog box
Table 7-6 describes the items in the Forward dialog box. Table 7-6 Items in the Forward dialog box Item Avail Object Load Query theme Load TopN theme Description Selects the object to be queried. Provides the secondary query performance themes. Load Query theme is optional. Provides the secondary query TopN themes. Load TopN theme is optional.
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Item Configuration
Description Click Configuration..., the Forward Theme Setting...dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-7. Manually modify and configure the query object for secondary query in the Forward Theme Setting...dialog box.
Figure 7-7 Forward theme Setting... dialog box
Step 2 Select the query object, secondary query theme, or secondary TopN theme. After the setting, the description of the current theme and secondary forward theme is displayed. For details, see the Description field of the Forward dialog box. Step 3 Confirm the setting and click OK. ----End
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Select TopN query to query the worst cell of a query theme and performance theme to analyze the failure causes for the current object in detail. The secondary query is not limited in query times. You can perform secondary query repeatedly until the worst cell and worst item are located. For the worst cell analysis, see 7.4 "Introduction to the TopN."
7.2.4 Analyzing the Item Trend

Use the item trend analysis function to check the historical trend of the item. To analyze the item trend, perform the following steps: Step 1 On the theme query result window, click .
The Add Info to Trend Chart dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-8. Figure 7-8 Add Info to Trend Chart dialog box
Step 2 Select the items to be viewed in the Avail Item list and select one or multiple NEs in the Avail Objects list. Step 3 Click OK. The Item Trend Chart window is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-9.
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Figure 7-9 Item Trend Chart window
Table 7-7describes the items on the Item Trend Chart tab page. Table 7-7 Items on the Item Trend Chart tab page Item Item Tree Line chart Point chart Toolbar Description Displays the query objects and items. Displays item trend in line chart. Displays item trend point chart. Displays or hides the line chart. Displays or hides the point chart. Clears the contents of the line chart and point chart. Adds a cell node to the Item Tree. Adds a cell group node to the Item Tree. Sets date and time.
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Step 4 Select an item from the Performance Items node of the Item Tree pane and drag the selected item to the chart area. The item trend chart of the selected item is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-10. Figure 7-10 Item Trend Chart
The line chart and point chart have the same time axis, so you can concurrently observe the item relation of the trend.

Drag the right mouse to move the two charts at the same time. Drag the mouse to expand or shrink the chart.
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7.2.5 Displaying the Performance Query on a Map

NOTE
The function of displaying the performance query on map is only available when the query result is obtained by the cell as a query object. The function is unavailable in the result window if the result is generated by other query objects.
To display the performance query on a map, perform the following steps:
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Step 1 Select a performance item value of a cell on the Cell RRC Setup Analysis tab page, as shown in Figure 7-11. Figure 7-11 Cell RRC Setup Analysis tab
Step 2 In the theme query result window, click
The Query On Map Color Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-12.
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Figure 7-12 Query On Map Color Setting dialog box
Table 7-8 describes the items in the Query On Map Color Setting dialog box. Table 7-8 Items in the Query On Map Color Setting dialog box Item Color setting auto setting manual setting Range setting No. Legend Range lower Range upper Color Description If auto setting is selected, select the start color and end color in the start color and end color fields. Set the start color and end color manually. Indicates the number of the range. Indicates the legend of the range. Indicates the lower limit of the range. Indicates the upper limit of the range. Sets the corresponding color of the range. Double-click the color of a range on the Color column to set color. Click to add a range to the left.
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Description Select a range, and click range. to delete the
Set range number
Sets the number of ranges. For example, if you type 10 in the textbox and click , 10 ranges are displayed in the Range Setting.
Set min and max
manual
Sets the maximum and minimum values of the range manually. Select manual, double-click the value of Range lower column and Range upper column in Range setting and modify the value manually.
auto get customize
Gets the maximum and minimum values of the range automatically according to the program data. Customizes the max and min values of the range.
Step 3 Set the start color, end color, range, and maximum and minimum value of the range, and then click Apply to save or click OK to save the settings. Based on the settings of the Query On Map Color Setting dialog box, the cell is classified and highlighted by range, as shown in Figure 7-13. Figure 7-13 Display performance query displayed on map
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7.3 Introduction to the Iub Brandwidth Utilization Analysis

In case that the traffic of the entire network is heavy, field engineers analyze the bottleneck through the Iub bandwidth utilization and provide network optimization strategies on hardware expansion and integration and optimization of the network resource accordingly. You can analyze the Iub bandwidth utilization only when the RNC version is V18 or an earlier one. The function of analyzing the Iub bandwidth utilization is different from other performance query. To analyze the Iub bandwidth utilization, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the IUB Usability Analysis node. Step 2 On the Time Range tab page, set the date, time range, and statistic style Step 3 Click the Query Object tab. And then select the object type and the query object. Step 4 Click OK.
For details about the description of the items on the Time Range and Query Object tab pages, see section 7.2.1 "Using the Performance Query."
The query result is generated, as shown in Figure 7-14.
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Figure 7-14 Theme query result
The query result consists of the following two parts:

Indicator of the Iub bandwidth utilization for an RNC Indicators of the Iub bandwidth utilization for all the NodeBs under the RNC
If no data exists under an indicator or the NodeB is configured with WRSS fiber board, - is displayed in the result.
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7.4 Introduction to the TopN Query

Use TopN query to query the worst (the most optimized) cell of a certain NE range. To perform the TopN query, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click a sub-node of the TOPN Query node. The TopN Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-15.
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Figure 7-15 TopN Query dialog box
Step 2 Set the query date, time, statistic style, and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
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The query result is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-16. Figure 7-16 TopN query result
Table 7-9 describes the items on the TopN query result tab page. Table 7-9 Items on the TopN query result tab page Item Query result Description Each page lists the top 10 worst cells based on the KPI or PI. The worst cells are ranged in ascending or descending order based on the first item on the query result screen. The other items indicate the KPI or PI of this sort. Toolbar Displays or hides the chart. Click to display the result by chart, as shown in Figure 7-17.
Displays the chart information. Click to display the Chart Property panel, as show in Figure 7-17 Indicates that Secondary query based on the current query result. Analyzes the item trend.
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Description Exports results in an .xls file.
Figure 7-17 Chart on the TopN query result screen
7.5 Introduction to the Customized Performance Theme

7.5.1 Customizing Performance Theme Query
To customize the performance theme query, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Performance Query node. The Query Type dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-18.
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Figure 7-18 Query Type dialog box
Step 2 Select a query type, and click OK. The Performance Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-19. Figure 7-19 Performance Query dialog box
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Table 7-10 describes the items in the Performance Query dialog box. Table 7-10 Items in the Performance Query dialog box Item Query Items Query Items List Description Lists the current items.
If the item is selected, the item is displayed in the result window. If the item is not selected, the item is not displayed in the result window.
Button
Selects an item. Click to move the selected item to the previous position. Selects an item. Click to move the selected item to the next position. Selects all items. Clears all items. Reverses all selected items. Click , and the Query List Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-20 . Then select the items to be queried in the Query List Setting dialog box. The selected items are displayed in Query Item List. Click , and the Query Filter Condition dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-21. Then manually type the filtering conditions or use the button to set the filtering conditions in the Query Filter Condition dialog box. After the query filter condition is set, only the records that satisfy the filtering conditions are displayed in the result window.
Time Range Query Object
For details about the Time Range tab, see Table 7-1. For details about the Query Object tab, see Table 7-4.
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Table 7-11 Items in the Query Filter Condition dialog box Item Operator Field Condition Limit Value Description Sets the operator, including AND and OR. Selects the item. Selects the compared operator. Types the condition. Click Add to add this condition to the text box. Adds left or right parentheses. Checks whether the filter condition in the text box is valid or not. Clears the filter condition in the text box.
Step 3 Set the items to be queried and the filtering conditions on the Query Items tab. Step 4 Set the begin date, end date, time, and statistic style on the Time Range tab. Step 5 Set the NE objects to be queried on the Query Object tab. Step 6 Click OK. ----End The Query Result tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-22.
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7.5.2 Creating a Performance Theme

To create a performance theme, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select the Performance Query node or a sub-node of the Performance Query node, and then choose New Perf Func from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-23. Figure 7-23 New Perf Func on the shortcut menu
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The Query Type dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-24. Figure 7-24 Query Type dialog box
Step 2 Select a query type, and then click OK. The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-25.
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The usage of the buttons on the New dialog box is similar to that of the buttons in the Performance Query dialog box, as described in Table 7-10.
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Step 3 Select the items, set filtering conditions for the items, and then type a theme name in the Name field. Step 4 Click OK. The new performance theme is displayed on the navigation tree as a sub-node of the Performance Query node. ----End
7.5.3 Editing a Performance Theme

To edit a performance theme, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the Performance Query node, and then choose Edit Perf Fun on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-26.
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Figure 7-26 Edit Perf Fun on the shortcut menu
The Query Edit dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-27.

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The usage of the buttons on the Query Items dialog box is similar to that of the buttons in the Performance Query dialog box, as described in Table 7-10.
Figure 7-27 Query Edit dialog box
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Step 2 Select the items, set filtering conditions for the items, and type a theme name in the Name field. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
7.5.4 Deleting a Performance Theme

To delete a performance theme, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the Performance Query node and select Delete Perf Fun on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-28. Figure 7-28 Delete Perf Fun on the shortcut menu
NOTE
Ensure that the selected node has no sub-node.
Step 2 Click Yes on the displayed dialog box. ----End Select the Performance Query node and choose Clear All on the shortcut menu to remove all the themes from the Performance Query node.
7.5.5 Exporting a Performance Item

To export a performance item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the Performance Query node and then choose Export Perf Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-29. The Save As dialog box is displayed.
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Figure 7-29 Export Perf Func on the shortcut menu
Step 2 Select a path, and type the file name. Step 3 Click Save. The program exports the selected node and the sub-nodes to a file. ----End Select the Performance Query node and select Export on the shortcut menu to export all the themes of Performance Query node.
7.5.6 Importing a Performance Item

To import a performance item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the Performance Query node and then choose Import Perf Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-30. The Open dialog box is displayed.
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Figure 7-30 Import Perf Func on the shortcut menu
Step 2 Select the file to be imported, and click Open. ----End

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If the item to be imported already exists, the Import dialog box is displayed, prompting you to choose Overwrite or Skip.
Select the Performance Query node and select Import on the shortcut menu to import the theme.
7.6 Introduction to the Customized TopN Theme

7.6.1 Customizing TopN Query
To customize the TopN Theme Query, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the TopN Query node. The TopN Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-31.
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Figure 7-31 TopN Query dialog box
Table 7-12 describes the items in the TopN Query dialog box. Table 7-12 Items in the TopN Query dialog box Item Query Items Query Items List Description Lists the current cell items.
If the item is selected, the item is displayed in the result window. If the item is not selected, the item is not displayed in the result window
Button
Selects an item. Click upwards. to move the selected item
Selects an item. Click downwards. to move the selected item
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Description Selects all items. Clears all items. Inverts all items. Click , and the Query List Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-20 . Then select the items to be queried in the Query List Setting dialog box. The selected items are displayed in Query Items List.
Time Range Query Object TopN Property Set N Value
For details of the Time Range tab, see Table 7-1. For details of the Query Object tab, see Table 7-4. Sets the numbers for sorted items. For example, type10 in the Set N Value, 10 cells are displayed in the window after filtered. Items. Displays all items and the sort order. Modify the ascending or descending order through Order Type. Display related items of sorted Displays the related items. Select Display related items of sorted and click Related items setting..., the Related Item Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-32. Select the item in the Ordered Item on the left and select the related items of an item in the cell tree list on the right.
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Figure 7-32 Related Item Setting dialog box
Step 2 Click OK in the Related Item Setting dialog box. ----End The TopN Query screen is generated based on the items of each cell. If the related items of an item are selected on the TopN Property tab, the result of the related items is also generated, as shown in Figure 7-33. Figure 7-33 TopN Query screen
7.6.2 Creating a TopN Theme

To create a TopN theme, perform the following steps:
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Step 1 Expand the TopN Query node. Select a sub-node of the TopN Query node and choose New TopN Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-34. The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-35. Figure 7-34 New TopN Func on the shortcut menu
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Step 2 Select the items to be queried on the Query Items tab. For details of the Query Items tab, see Table 7-12. Step 3 Set the sort type, select related items, and type a name for the new theme on the TopN Property tab. For details of the TopN Property tab, see Table 7-12. Step 4 Click OK. ----End
7.6.3 Editing a TopN Theme

To edit a TopN theme, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the TopN Query node and choose Edit TopN Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-36. Figure 7-36 Edit TopN Func on the shortcut menu
The Edit TopN Edit dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-37.
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Figure 7-37 Edit TopN Function dialog box
Step 2 Select the items to be queried on the Query Items tab. For details of the Query Items tab, see Table 7-12. Step 3 Set the sort type, select related items, and then type a name for the new theme on the TopN Property tab. For the details of TopN Property tab, see Table 7-12. Step 4 Click OK. ----End
7.6.4 Deleting a TopN Theme

To delete a TopN theme, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from TopN Query node and choose Delete TopN Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-38.
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Figure 7-38 Delete TopN Func on the shortcut menu
Step 2 Click Yes in the displayed dialog box. Select the TopN Query node and choose Clear All on the shortcut menu to remove all the themes from the TopN Query node. ----End
7.6.5 Exporting a TopN Item

To export a TopN item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node from the TopN Query node and choose Export TopN Func on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-39. Figure 7-39 Export TopN Func on the shortcut menu
The Save AS dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-40.
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Step 2 Select a path and enter the file name. Step 3 Click Save. The program exports the selected node and the sub-nodes to a file. ----End Select the TopN Query node and choose Export on the shortcut menu to export all themes of the TopN Query node.
7.6.6 Importing a TopN Item

To import a TopN item, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select the TOPN Query node and choose Import on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 7-41.
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Figure 7-41 Import on the shortcut menu
The Open dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-42. Figure 7-42 Open dialog box
Step 2 Select the file to be imported, and click Open. ----End
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7.7 Introduction to the CHR Analysis

7.7.1 Introducing the Functions of CHR Analysis
CHR Analysis helps network optimization engineers to analyze and locate problems of the network by viewing the detailed information on the CHR data. You need to import the CHR data to perform the CHR analysis function. This function is a sub-function of the traffic statistic analysis. In addition, this function has a sub-function, that is, SPU Subscribers Log Analysis. The function node is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-43. Figure 7-43 CHR analysis function node
7.7.2 Analyzing SPU Subscriber's Log

To analyze an SPU subscriber's log, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the SPU Subscribers Log Analysis node. The Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-44.
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Figure 7-44 Options dialog box
Table 7-13 describes the items in the Options dialog box. Table 7-13 Items in the Options dialog box Item Time Filter Fault Type Description Indicates the time range of the query. Indicates that the fault type of the query. All fault types in the Available Type list are selected by default. Filter Subscribers Indicates that the subscribers of the query. All subscribers in the Available Subscribers list are selected by default. Filter Procedure Indicates that the procedures of the query. All procedures in the Procedure list are selected by default.
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Description Indicates the cells to be queried. All cells in the Available Cells list are selected by default.
Step 2 Click OK. The SPU Log Analysis screen is displayed, as shown in Figure 7-45. Figure 7-45 SPU Log Analysis screen
The SPU Log Analysis screen consists of five parts, as described in Figure 7-13.
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Table 7-14 describes the items in the SPU Log Analysis window. Table 7-14 Items in the SPU Log Analysis window Item Main information pane Description On the top left of the SPU Log Analysis window, the basic information on CHR data, such as time, UE, cell, and fault type, is displayed. Click a record in the main information pane, the relevant records are simultaneously shown in the other panes of the SPU Log Analysis screen. Context log pane On the top right of the SPU Log Analysis window, the record ID, time, and instance number are displayed. Click a record in the context log pane, the relevant records are simultaneously shown in the dot information and special information pane, and dot information parse pane. Dot information and special information pane Dot information parse pane On the lower left of the SPU Log Analysis window, the dot information and special information is displayed. On the lower right of the SPU Log Analysis window, the detailed dot information is displayed. Click a record in the main information pane, the relevant parse contents are simultaneously shown in the dot information parse pane. Toolbar Exports the result to an .xls file.
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About This Chapter
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Section 8.1 Performance Report 8.2 Network Monitor Report 8.3 Network Bottleneck Report 8.4 Network Shift Report 8.5 U-Net Report Describes
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The report types, editing methods, and how to use the reports. The procedure for generating a network monitor report. The procedure for generating a network bottleneck analysis report. The procedure for generating a network shift report. The procedure for generating a U-Net report.
8.1 Performance Report

8.1.1 Performance Report Introduction
The performance reports are classified into five types, as listed in Table 8-1. Table 8-1 Report type Report Type RNC level RNC Daily Report RNC Weekly Report RNC Monthly Report Cell level Cluster Daily Report Cluster Weekly Report Description RNC daily report RNC weekly report RNC monthly report Cluster daily report Cluster weekly report
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Double-click a report node in the navigator tree of the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 8-1. Click a report icon in the Network Monitoring pane, as shown in Figure 8-2.
Figure 8-1 Trouble Shooting pane
Figure 8-2 Network Monitoring pane
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8.1.2 Generating a Performance Report

Generating an RNC Performance Report
To generate an RNC performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click an RNC performance report node. The Generate Performance Report dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-3. Figure 8-3 Generate Performance Report dialog box - RNC performance report
Table 8-2 describes the Generate Performance Report dialog box. Table 8-2 Generate Performance Report dialog box - RNC performance report Item Select file path to export performance report Description Set the save path for the performance report.
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Description Select RNCs to be queried. If the report type is Cluster Daily Report or Cluster Weekly Report, you need to click Edit cluster areas to create a cell group. Set the start time and end time of the query. All Day Time Busy Time Select All Day Time to query the data of the whole day. Select Busy Time to query the data during busy hours.
NOTE
Date Time
Click Modify Busy Timeto open the Busy Time Modify dialog box. Set the busy time in the displayed Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three time ranges.
NOTE
For a weekly report and a monthly report, the Time field in the Generate Performance Report dialog box is disabled.
Step 2 Select a path and select the objects to be queried. Step 3 Set the date and time. Step 4 Click OK. The RNC performance report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-4. Figure 8-4 RNC performance report
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Generating a Cluster Performance Report

To generate a cluster performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click a cluster performance report node, the Cluster Daily Report node or the Cluster Weekly Report node. The Generate Performance Report dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-5. Figure 8-5 Generate Performance Report dialog boxcluster performance report
Table 8-3 describes the Generate Performance Report dialog box. Table 8-3 Generate Performance Report dialog boxcluster performance report Item Select file path to export performance report Select Areas Report include one cluster only Description Set the save path for the performance report. If Report includes one cluster only is selected, select multiple cell groups in the cell group list to generate a report for each cell group. If Report include one cluster only is not selected, only one report is generated.
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Description Click Edit cluster areas. In the displayed New dialog box, type cell names and select cells to create a cell group. Cell group list Select the cell groups to be queried. Set the start time and end time of the query. All Day Time Busy Time Select All Day Time to query the data of the whole day. Select Busy Time to query the data during busy hours.
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Date Time
Click Modify Busy Timeto open the Busy Time Modify dialog box. Set the busy time in the displayed Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three time ranges.
NOTE
For a weekly report and a monthly report, the Time field in the Generate Performance Report dialog box is disabled.
Step 2 Select a path and select the cell group to be queried. Step 3 Set the date and time. Step 4 Click OK. The cluster performance report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-6.
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Figure 8-6 Cluster performance report
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8.1.3 Creating a Performance Report

To create a performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click the Performance Report node and choose New from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 8-7. Figure 8-7 New on the shortcut menu
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Table 8-4 describes the items in the New Report Dialog dialog box. Table 8-4 Items in the New Report Dialog dialog box Item Report Name Based Report Type Description Type a name for the new report. Select a report type which a new report is based on. The following six types of reports are available:

Customize RNC Daily Report Customize RNC Weekly Report Customize RNC Monthly Report Customize Cluster Daily Report Customize Cluster Weekly Report Customize Network Shift Report
Step 2 Type a name in the Report Name field, and select a report type in the Based Report Type drop-down list. Step 3 Click OK. The new report is listed under the Performance Report node, as shown in Figure 8-9.
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To import a performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click the Performance Report node and choose Import from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 8-10. Figure 8-10 Import on the shortcut menu
The Customize Report Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-11. Figure 8-11 Customize Report Setting dialog box
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Table 8-5 describes the items in the Customize Report Setting dialog box. Table 8-5 Items in the Customize Report Setting dialog box Item Report Properties Report Name Based Report Type Description Type a name for the customized report. Select a report type for the report to be imported. The types are as follows:

Customize RNC Daily Report Customize RNC Weekly Report Customize RNC Monthly Report Customize Cluster Daily Report Customize Cluster Weekly Report
Select Report Data File
Config File Template File
Select the configuration file of the report to be imported. The configuration file is in .xml format. Select the template file of the report to be imported. The template file is in .xls format.
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Step 2 Type a report name and select the report type. Step 3 Respectively select the paths of report configuration file and template file. Step 4 Click OK. The imported report is displayed under the Performance Report node, as shown in Figure 8-12.
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Figure 8-12 Imported report displayed under the Performance Report node
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8.1.5 Exporting a Report

To export a performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click a sub-node of the Performance Report node, and choose Export from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 8-13. Figure 8-13 Export on the shortcut menu
The Browse for Folder dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-14.
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Figure 8-14 Browse for Folder dialog box
Step 2 Select a path for saving the performance report. Step 3 Click OK. A folder is generated in the selected path and is named after the report. The folder comprises two files: an .xml file and an .xls file. ----End
8.1.6 Deleting a Report

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You can delete only the customized report created or imported by users. Do not delete the five original reports.
To delete a performance report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click a sub-node of the Performance Report node, and choose Delete from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 8-15.
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Figure 8-15 Delete on the shortcut menu
A message is displayed prompting you to confirm the deletion, as shown in Figure 8-16. Figure 8-16 Confirm dialog box
Step 2 Click Yes to delete the selected report. ----End
8.1.7 Creating a VIP Cluster

The cluster daily report, RNC daily report, and RNC weekly report respectively has a VIP cluster. The VIP cluster refers to a cluster composed of a cell or a set of multiple cells that are important to users. To create a VIP cluster, perform the following steps: Step 1 Choose System > NE Group Manager. The Network Group tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-17.
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Figure 8-17 Performance items management tab page
Step 2 Click
on the toolbar of the Network Group dialog box
The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-18. Figure 8-18 New dialog box
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Step 3 Enter VIP Cluster in the Name field. The name is case insensitive. Step 4 Select Cell Group in the Type drop-down list. Step 5 Select a cell or multiple cells in the Network Elements list. Step 6 Click OK. ----End
8.2 Network Monitor Report

To generate a network monitor report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click in the Network Monitoring pane, or double-click Network Monitor report under the Performance Report node in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 8-19. Figure 8-19 Network monitor report node
The Report Type dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-20. Figure 8-20 Report Type dialog box
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Step 2 Select one of the following report types:

Engineer Level Report: indicates the situation of each item to be checked in details. Project Manager Level Report: analyzes the entire network within the area.
Step 3 Click OK. The Performance Monitoring Report dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-21. Figure 8-21 Performance Monitoring Report dialog box
Table 8-6 describes the items in the Performance Monitoring Report dialog box. Table 8-6 Items in the Performance Monitoring Report dialog box Item Select file path to export performance report Select Areas Date Time All Day Time Description Set the save path for the network monitor report. Select one or multiple RNCs to be queried. Set the start time and end time. Select All Day Time to query the data of the whole day.
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Item Busy Time
Description Select Busy Time to query the data during busy hours.
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Click Modify Busy Timeto open the Busy Time Modify dialog box, as shown in Figure 8-22. Set the busy time in the displayed Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three time ranges.
Custom Time
Customize the time period.
Figure 8-22 Busy Time Modify dialog box
Step 4 Set the query parameters. Step 5 Click OK.

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If you select multiple RNCs, the program generates a relevant report for each RNC.
The network performance monitoring report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-23.
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Figure 8-23 Network performance monitoring report
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8.3 Network Bottleneck Report

8.3.1 Introduction to the Network Bottleneck Report
The WCDMA is self-interference system. If the traffic volume increases, the network quality declines. When the traffic volume reaches a specific amount, the network KPI comes to an inflexion and the network quality declines dramatically. To timely find out the hidden problem of the network before the network quality deteriorates, you need to take measures, such as expanding the network in advance. Before predicting the network quality, you need to learn the network traffic and usage of each resource. Network bottleneck analysis report provides two functions to help network engineers to analyze the network, as described in Table 8-7.
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Table 8-7 Two functions of the network bottleneck analysis report Function Monitor Forecast Description Analyzes the network load from various perspectives to learn the load situation of the network.

Forecasts the threshold of each resource based on the network scale Forecasts the trend of each resource in the network. Estimates which resource experiences congestion firstly based on the future trend and intersection point of thresholds the resources, and regards it as an important warning.
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You need to import the data of at least three weeks for network bottleneck analysis to perform the forecast function.
8.3.2 Generating a Network Bottleneck Analysis Report

To generate a network bottleneck analysis report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Network Bottleneck Report under the Performance Report node in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 8-24. Figure 8-24 Network Bottleneck Report node
The NetBltNeckReport dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-25.
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Figure 8-25 NetBltNeckReport dialog box
Table 8-8 describes the items in the NetBltNeckReport dialog box. Table 8-8 Items in the NetBltNeckReport dialog box Item Select file path to export report Description Select the path to store network bottleneck analysis report. The program automatically names the report in WCDMA Network Bottleneck Report_YYYY.MM.DD-YYYY.MM.DD_RNCID format . The YYYY.MM.DD-YYYY.MM.DD indicates the time range set in the NetBltNeckReport dialog box, and RNCID indicates the RNC ID selected in the dialog box. Select the RNC to be queried. If multiple RNCs are selected, the program generates a report for each object. Set the start time and end time of the query.
Select Areas Date
Step 2 Select the path and RNCs, and set date. Step 3 Click OK. The network bottleneck analysis report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-26.
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Figure 8-26 Network bottleneck analysis report
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8.4 Network Shift Report

To generate a network shift report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Network Shift Report under the Performance Report node in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 8-27. Figure 8-27 Network Shift Report node
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The Network Shift Report dialog is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-28. Figure 8-28 Network Shift Report dialog box
Table 8-9 describes the items in the Network Shift Report dialog box. Table 8-9 Items in the Network Shift Report dialog box Item Select file path to export net shift report Select Areas RNC Cluster Date Description Select a save path for the network shift report. Select RNC(s) to be queried. Select cell group(s) to be queried. Set the start time and end time of the query.
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Item Time All Day Time Busy Time
Description Select all day time. Select the busy time. To modify the busy time, click Modify Busy Time, and select busy time in the Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three busy time ranges. Custom Time Customize the time range.
Step 2 Select the path, objects to be queried, and date and time. Step 3 Click OK. The Network Shift Report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-29. Figure 8-29 Network Shift Report
Table 8-10 describes the sheets of the network shift report.
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Table 8-10 Sheets of the network shift report Sheet Cover RNC Description Includes date range, time range, and statistic period of the report. Shows the result of the RNC object(s). If the RNC is not selected in the Network Shift Report dialog box (as shown in Figure 8-28), then the sheet(s) will not be generated. Cluster Shows the result of the Cell Group object(s). If Cluster is not selected in the Network Shift Report dialog box (as shown in Figure 8-28), then the sheet(s) will not be generated.
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8.5 U-Net Report

8.5.1 Introduction to a U-Net Report
This function is designed mainly to support the network planning tool of the GENEX series, namely, U-Net. The information on Nastar project and part of KPI measurement information is provided to U-Net for analysis. The following three types of data need to be imported for the export of the U-NET report:

Configuration parameter Project parameter Traffic statistic
8.5.2 Generating a U-Net Report

To generate a U-Net report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Choose Project > Export U-Net analysis report from the Project menu, as shown in Figure 8-30. Figure 8-30 Export U-Net analysis report menu
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The Unet Report Query Option dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 8-31. Figure 8-31 Unet Report Query Option dialog box
Table 8-11 describes the items in the Unet Report Query Option dialog box. Table 8-11 Items in the Unet Report Query Option dialog box Item Select file path to export Unet report Select Areas Date Description Set the save path for the report. Select RNCs to be queried. All current RNCs are listed in the Select Areas field. Set the start time and end time of the query.
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Item Time All Day Time Busy Time
Description The time range is a whole day. Select busy time. Click Modify Busy Time, and select busy time in the Busy Time Modify dialog box. You can set up to three busy time ranges. Search busy time based on traffic.
Auto-Search Busy Time
Step 2 Set the path and RNCs to be queried, and select the date and time. Step 3 Click OK. The U-Net report is generated, as shown in Figure 8-32. Figure 8-32 U-Net report
8.6 Customized Report

Nastar has three kinds of resource can be customized. 1. Nastar customized counters can be defined by operator in item manager function. 2. Nastar customized performance Query Theme and TopN Query can be defined by operator in trouble shooting page. 3. Nastar customized report need to be defined by Huawei. All releated counters in the report can customized by operator.
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These customize counters are added in item manager ,not in report. Huawei engineer will add these releated counters from item manager to report . Add counters to report is a complex and internal work, it just can support by Huawei. GENEX Nastar WCDMA Customized Report function just can be offered as a service only.
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Section 9.1 Introduction to the Coverage Analysis 9.2 Setting Item Ranges 9.3 DL CPICH Coverage 9.4 Link Quality 9.5 Over-Coverage 9.6 Pilot Pollution Describes
Coverage Analysis
The following table describes the contents of this chapter.
The data requirement for coverage analysis and the entrance to coverage analysis function. The procedure for setting item ranges. The procedures for analyzing DL CPICH coverage. The procedure for analyzing link quality. The procedure for analyzing over-area coverage. The pilot pollution analysis.
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9.1 Introduction to the Coverage Analysis

The coverage analysis enables you to check the coverage quality of the base station by using the analysis themes, as shown in Figure 9-1. The Coverage Analysis node consists of the following analysis theme:

DL CPICH coverage analysis Link quality analysis Over-coverage analysis Pilot pollution analysis
Figure 9-1 Coverage Analysis node
The coverage analysis requires the following data to be imported:

Configuration data: provides the configuration parameters of a cell. Intelligent optimization system (IOS) data: comes from the IOS trace file and provides the quality analysis data. You need to first import the IOS trace file, which is in .tmf format. The name of an IOS file must starts with RNCID_, such as RNC101_IOS_2008-01-01-01-11-01.tmf. CHR data Project parameter
9.2 Setting Item Ranges

9.2.1 Editing Item Range Colors
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The RSCP-Ec/Io Analysis function and the DL BLER-DL Tx Code Analysis function do not support the functions of setting the item range and the corresponding color.
To set the item range colors, perform the following steps:
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Step 1 Right-click the RSCP Analysis node and choose Edit Item Range from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 9-2. Figure 9-2 Edit Item Range on the shortcut menu
The IOS Range Setup dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-3. Figure 9-3 IOS Range Setup dialog box
Table 9-1 describes the items in the IOS Range Setup dialog box.
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Table 9-1 Items in the IOS Range Setup dialog box Item Range >= Description Indicates that the lower limit of the range. Double-click to edit. < Indicates that the upper limit of the range. Double-click to edit. Color Name Add Del Default Indicates that the corresponding color of the range. Double-click to edit. Indicates that the name of the analysis. Adds a new range. Deletes a range. Restores to the default settings.
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If the value 1000 appears as the lower limit of the range, you can infer that the range is infinitely small. In other functions, if the value 10000 appears, you can infer that the range is infinitely large.
Step 2 Double-click >= column and < column to edit the lower limit and upper limit. Step 3 Double-click a grid in the Color column. The Color dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-4. Figure 9-4 Color dialog box
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Step 4 Select a color in Basic colors or click Define Custom Colors to add the user-defined colors. And click OK in the Color dialog box. Step 5 Click OK or Apply in the IOS Range Setup dialog box.
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Click Apply to save the settings. Click OK to save the setting and close the IOS Range Setup dialog box.
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9.2.2 Adding a Range

To add a range, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click Add in the IOS Range Setup dialog box. A blank line is added to the last line in Range, as shown in Figure 9-5. Figure 9-5 Adding a range
Step 2 Type the value in the upper limit and lower limit, and set the color. Step 3 Click OK or Apply in the IOS Range Setup dialog box. ----End
9.2.3 Deleting a Range

To delete a range, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a range in the IOS Range Setup dialog box. Step 2 Click Del. Step 3 Click OK or Apply in the IOS Range Setup dialog box.
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9.2.4 Restoring the Default Range

Click Default in the OS Range Setup dialog box to restore the default settings.
9.3 DL CPICH Coverage Analysis

The DL CPICH coverage analysis consists of the following sub-functions:

RSCP analysis RSCP-Ec/Io analysis Ec/Io analysis
9.3.1 RSCP Analysis

To analyze the RSCP, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the RSCP Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Figure 9-6 Query Options dialog box
Table 9-2 describes the items in the Query Options dialog box.
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Table 9-2 Items in the Query Options dialog box Item Select Time Range Select Object Network Elements Multi-Select Setting Description Sets the begin time and end time. Selects the NE objects to be queried. Selects the query mode. The following two query modes are available:
Analyze each cell:
Set each NE as the query object, and analyze each selected NE.
Analyze cluster:
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Set all selected NEs as a whole for analysis.

If Analyse each cell is selected, you can select a maximum of five cells.
Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The RSCP Analysis tab is generated, as shown in Figure 9-7.
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Figure 9-7 Result window of RSCP analysis
Table 9-3 describes the items on the RSCP Analysis tab page. Table 9-3 Items on the RSCP Analysis tab page Item Toolbar Description Contains the Probability and Value text boxes. When you edit one text box, the corresponding value is displayed in the other text box. For example, if you type a value in the Probability text box, the corresponding value is displayed in the Value text box. If you type a value in the Value text box, the corresponding probability is displayed in the Probability text box. Chart Contains a chart view, displaying a PDF bar chart and a CDF line chart. The PDF chart is a bar chart, and the CDF is a line chart. The two charts share the horizontal axis representing the item range. The PDF chart uses the left vertical axis while the CDF chart uses the right vertical axis.
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9.3.2 RSCPEc/Io Combined Distribution

To implement the RSCPEc/Io combined distribution, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the RSCPEc/Io Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The RSCPEcIo Analysis result is generated, as shown in Figure 9-8. Figure 9-8 Result of the RSCPEc/Io combined distribution
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Table 9-4 describes the items on the RSCPEcIo Analysis tab page. Table 9-4 Items on the RSCPEcIo Analysis tab page Item Chart Description Sets the RSCP to the horizontal axis and sets Ec/Io as the vertical axis of the chart.
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9.3.3 Ec/Io Analysis

To analyze the Ec/Io, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Ec/Io Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The Ec/Io Analysis result tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-9. Figure 9-9 Ec/Io Analysis result tab page
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9.4 Link Quality Analysis

9.4.1 DL BLER DL Code Tx Analysis
To analyze the DL BLER-DL Code Tx, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the DL BLER DL Code Tx Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-10. Figure 9-10 Query Options dialog box
Table 9-5 describes the items in the Query Options dialog box. Table 9-5 Items in the Query Options dialog box Item Select Time Range Time Range Traffic Description Set the begin time and end time. Select the service type:

Voice service Videotelephony service Data service
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Item Select Object tab Network Elements Multi-Select Setting
Description Select the NE objects to be queried. Select the query mode:
Analyze each cell:
Set each NE as the query object, and analyze each selected NE.
Analyze cluster:
NOTE
Set all selected NEs as a whole for analysis.

When Analyse each cell is selected, you can select a maximum of 5 cells.
Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The DL BLER-DL Code Tx Analysis result tab page is generated, as shown in Figure 9-11. Figure 9-11 DL BLER-DL Code Tx Analysis result tab page
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9.4.2 DL Code Tx Analysis

To analyze the DL Code Tx, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the DL Code Tx Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The DL Code Tx Analysis tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-12. Figure 9-12 DL Code Tx Analysis tab page
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9.4.3 UL UE Tx Analysis
To analyze the UL UE Tx, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the UL UE Tx Analysis node.
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The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The UL UE Tx Analysis tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-13. Figure 9-13 UL UE Tx Analysis tab page
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9.4.4 DL BLER Analysis

To analyze the DL BLER, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the DL BLER Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-10. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK.
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The DL BLER Analysis tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-14. Figure 9-14 DL BLER Analysis tab page
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9.5 Over-Coverage Analysis

The Over-Coverage Analysis node does not support any executive function. It has a sub-node TP Analysis, which support the TP analysis. To analyze the TP, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the TP Analysis node. The Query Options dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-6. Step 2 Set the time range and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The TP Analysis tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-15.
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Figure 9-15 Result window of TP Analysis
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9.6 Pilot Pollution Analysis

9.6.1 Setting Global Parameters
Before using the pilot pollution analysis function, you must set the global parameters that are used for statistics and calculation of functional items. The global parameters are pre-stored in the specified data table of the project database. To set the global parameters, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click the Pilot Pollution Analysis node, and choose Edit Pollution Parameters from the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 9-16.
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Figure 9-16 Edit Pollution Parameters on shortcut menu
The Pilot Pollution Config dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-17. Figure 9-17 Pilot Pollution Config dialog box
Table 9-6 describes the items in the Pilot Pollution Config dialog box.
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Table 9-6 Items in the Pilot Pollution Config dialog box Item Time Range Threshold Cell RSCP Absolute Threshold Description The program analyzes only the relevant record data during the time range. The absolute threshold of the cell RSCP is used to determine the pilot pollution. The unit is dBm. The default value is 95dBm. Cell RSCP Relative Threshold The relative threshold of the cell RSCP is used to determine the pilot pollution. The unit is dB. The default value is 5dB. Pollution Cells Minimum Cell Pollution Statistics Threshold Indicates the number of pilot pollution cells. Value range: integer from 3 to 6. The cell pollution statistics threshold is used to geographically analyze the pollution of the whole cell. The default value is 20. Always show the dialog when start Pilot Pollution Area Statistics If the option is selected, the Pilot Pollution Config dialog box is displayed each time when you double-click the Pilot Pollution Analysis node.
Step 2 Set the conditions in the Pilot Pollution Config dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
9.6.2 Introduction to Automatic Statistic Analysis of Pilot Pollution

The Nastar automatically checks the pilot pollution according to the CHR data and analyzes the signal quality of the active set and monitoring set generated in 1C report and the number of cell function output branches. Double-click the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics node. The Pilot Pollution Area Statistics Tab is generated, as shown in Figure 9-18.
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Figure 9-18 Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab
Table 9-7 describes the items on the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab page. Table 9-7 Items on the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab page Item Pilot Pollution Area Statistics window Cell 1 ID Cell 2 ID Cell 3 ID Cell 4 ID Cell 5 ID Cell 6 ID Pollution Counter Cell 1 Best Counter Cell 2 Best Counter Description ID of cell 1. ID of cell 2. ID of cell 3. ID of cell 4. ID of cell 5. ID of cell 6. Times of the pollution. Records the times when cell 1 is the best. Records the times when cell 2 is the best.
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Item Cell 3 Best Counter Cell 4 Best Counter Cell 5 Best Counter Cell 6 Best Counter Cell 1 RSCP Max Counter Cell 2 RSCP Max Counter Cell 3 RSCP Max Counter Cell 4 RSCP Max Counter Cell 5 RSCP Max Counter Cell 6 RSCP Max Counter Toolbar
Description Records the times when cell 3 is the best. Records the times when cell 4 is the best. Records the times when cell 5 is the best. Records the times when cell 6 is the best. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 1 is the greatest. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 2 is the greatest. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 3 is the greatest. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 4 is the greatest. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 5 is the greatest. Records the times when the RSCP of cell 6 is the greatest. Sets parameters of pilot pollution analysis. Analyzes the cell quality. Displays cell project parameters. Displays results on map. Exports results to an .xls file.
9.6.3 Analyzing Cell Quality

The Nastar provides functions of confirming the cell quality when the pilot is polluted. The functions are as follows:

Obtain all 1C report records of the specified pollution group in the specified time range. Collect statistics on the following items in each record:

ID of the cells in the non-active set Non-active cell PSC Non-active cell Ec/Io Non-active cell RSCP Non-active cell coupling path loss Active cell ID Active cell Ec/lo Active cell RSCP
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Active cell coupling path loss of active set (Coupling Loss should be calculated according to the 1C report data and project configuration parameters).
Sort the records by cell RSCP of non-active cell and output the most powerful top 20 records. on the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics tab page, and then click a record.
Click
The Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-19. Figure 9-19 Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page
Table 9-8 describes the items on the Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page. Table 9-8 Items on the Cell Wireless Quality Analyse tab page Item Report Time Non-Active Cell 1 ID Non-Active Cell 1 Scramble Code Non-Active Cell 2 ID Non-Active Cell 2 Scramble Code Non-Active Cell 3 ID Description Report time. ID of the Cell 1 in the non-active set. Primary scramble code of Cell 1 in the non-active set. ID of the Cell 2 in the non-active set. Primary scramble code of Cell 2 in the non-active set. ID of the Cell 1 in the non-active set.
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Item Non-Active Cell 3 Scramble Code Active Cell 1 ID Active Cell 2 ID Active Cell 3 ID Non-Active Cell 1 RSCP Non-Active Cell 2 RSCP Non-Active Cell 3 RSCP Active Cell 1 RSCP Active Cell 2 RSCP Active Cell 3 RSCP Non-Active Cell 1 Ec/Io Non-Active Cell 2 Ec/Io Non-Active Cell 3 Ec/Io Active Cell 1 Ec/Io Active Cell 2 Ec/Io Active Cell 3 Ec/Io Non-Active Cell 1 Couplizing Loss Non-Active Cell 2 Couplizing Loss Non-Active Cell 3 coupling Loss Active Cell 1 Couplizing Loss Active Cell 2 Couplizing Loss Active Cell 3 Couplizing Loss Toolbar
Description Primary scramble code of Cell 3 in the non-active set. ID of Cell 1 in the active set. ID of Cell 2 in the active set. ID of Cell 3 in the active set. RSCP of the non-active Cell 1. RSCP of the non-active Cell 2. RSCP of the non-active Cell 3. RSCP of the active Cell 1. RSCP of the active Cell 2. RSCP of the active Cell 3. Ec/Io of the non-active Cell 1. Ec/Io of the non-active Cell 2. Ec/Io of the non-active Cell 3. Ec/Io of the active Cell 1. Ec/Io of the active Cell 2. Ec/Io of the active Cell 3. Coupling loss of the non-active Cell 1. Coupling loss of the non-active Cell 2. Coupling loss of the non-active Cell 3. Coupling loss of the active Cell 1. Coupling loss of the active Cell 2. Coupling loss of the active Cell 3. Displays results on a map. Click , and click a record in the result window. The cell of the record is displayed on a map. Exports results to an .xls file.
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Figure 9-20 Result of the statistical analysis of the cell displayed on map
9.6.4 Querying the Project Parameters

With rich project experience, the engineers conclude some common causes of pilot pollution and the relevant parameters, as listed in Table 9-9. Table 9-9 Cause of pilot pollution and the relevant parameters Cause Improper cell layout Site selection for base station and too high antenna Improper setting of antenna azimuth Improper setting of antenna downtilt. Improper setting of pilot power Relevant Parameter Inter-site distance Antenna height Longitude, latitude, and azimuth Longitude, latitude, azimuth, and downtilt. Cell CPICH power
The Nastar enables you to query related project parameters of pilot pollution. With this function, you may conveniently locate the problematic cell, analyze its project parameters, and find out the reasons and figure out resolutions. Click in the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics window. Select a record in the Pilot Pollution Area Statistics window.
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The Cell Project Parameters window is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-21. Figure 9-21 Cell Project Parameters window
Table 9-10 describes the items in the Cell Project Parameters window. Table 9-10 Items in the Cell Project Parameters window Item Cell ID Primer Scramble Code Cell Name Longitude Latitude Antenna Height Azimuth Downtilt CPICH Power Description ID of a cell. Primary scramble code of a cell. Name of a cell. Longitude of a cell. Latitude of a cell. Height of an antenna. Azimuth of an antenna. Downtilt of a cell. CPICH power of a cell.
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9.6.5 Geographically Displaying Pilot Pollution Group

Click on the toolbar, and then select a record in the sheet. The pollution cell group is dynamically highlighted on map, as shown in Figure 9-22. Figure 9-22 Displaying the pollution cell group
9.6.6 Displaying the Pilot Pollution Analysis Result on Map

The Nastar enables you to view the cells which may experience the pilot pollution on a topological map. With this function, you can further confirm the pilot pollution area and the possibility of pilot pollution. This function is actually an enhanced function of pilot pollution analysis. Double-click Pilot Pollution on Map. The map in the Site View window is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-23. The Nastar marks the cells with different colors based on the cells' pollution counters.
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Figure 9-23 Geographically analyzing pilot pollution
9.6.7 Editing the Legend

To edit the legend, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click the Pilot Pollution on Map node, and choose Pilot Pollution Global Render Color Setup from the shortcut menu. The Pilot Pollution Global Render Color Setup dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-24.
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Figure 9-24 Pilot Pollution Global Render Color Setup dialog box
Step 2 Edit the map legend for geographical analysis of pilot pollution in the Pilot Pollution Global Render Color Setup dialog box.

Click Add to add a legend or click Del to delete a legend. Change the threshold value in Threshold. Double-click a color line on the Color column. The Color dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-25.
Figure 9-25 Color dialog box
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Step 3 Click OK in the Color dialog box. Step 4 Click OK. The dialog box is shut down, and the colors of the corresponding areas are refreshed. If you click Apply, the map is updated, but the dialog box is not shut down. The Nastar updates the color of the polluted cells, as shown in Figure 9-26. Figure 9-26 Result after the color changed
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9.6.8 Displaying Co-Frequency and Co-Scramble Cells on Map

To display co-frequency and co-interference cells, perform the following steps: Step 1 Right-click the Pilot Pollution on Map node, and choose Execute Pilot Pollution Local Render from the shortcut menu. Step 2 Click on the toolbar and click a cell on the map, the other co-frequency and co-scramble cells are displayed, as shown in Figure 9-27.
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Figure 9-27 Geographically displaying intra-frequency and co-interference cells
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9.6.9 Generating a Pilot Pollution Analysis Report

To generate a pilot pollution analysis report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Pilot Pollution Analyze Report node. The Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 9-28.
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Figure 9-28 Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box
Table 9-11 describes the items in the Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box. Table 9-11 Items in the Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box Item Select the path to export performance report Time Range Description Select the save path for the pilot pollution analysis report. Set the begin time and end time.
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Item Threshold Cell RSCP Absolute Threshold
Description The cell RSCP absolute threshold is used to judge the pilot pollution. The unit is dBm and default value is 95dBm. Cell RSCP Relative Threshold The Cell RSCP relative threshold is used to judge the pilot pollution. The unit is dB. And the default value is 5dB. Pollution Cells Minimum Cell Pollution Statistics Threshold Number of pilot pollution Cells. Value range: integer from 3 to 6. The cell pollution statistics threshold is used to geographically analyze the pollution of the whole cell. The default value is 20.
Step 2 Select the path for saving the report and set the other parameters in the Pilot Pollution Report Setting dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
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Section 10.1 Introduction to the Interference Analysis 10.2 Setting Parameters 10.3 Analyzing the Exceptional Interference 10.4 Displaying the Interference On Map
Interference Analysis
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes The required data for interference analysis. The procedure for setting the configuration. The procedure for analyzing the exceptional interference. The procedure for displaying the interference on the map.
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10.1 Introduction to the Interference Analysis

By using the function of interference analysis, you can effectively find the exterior interference and equipment interior problems. You can classify and locate the reasons that cause wireless interference or signal abnormity through the main diversity signal intensity analysis and special arithmetic. The WCDMA interference analysis helps local project engineers to locate problems. To use the function of interference analysis, import the following data:
RTWP data Provides the original data of the interference analysis. Traffic statistic data Provides some items and supplies the judgment basis for an interference situation through the item data.
Configuration data Provides parameters of a cell and information on a neighboring cell. Project parameters Provide parameters for displaying on map.
The WCDMA Interference Analysis node has two sub-nodes, as shown in Figure 10-1. Figure 10-1 WCDMA Interference Analysis node
10.2 Setting Parameters

Set the parameters before using the function of interference analysis. To set the parameters, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click the WCDMA Interference Analysis node, and select Edit Interference Config on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 10-2.
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Figure 10-2 Edit Interference Config on the shortcut menu
The Interference Config dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-3. Figure 10-3 Interference Config dialog box
Table 10-1 describes the items in the Interference Config dialog box. Table 10-1 Items in the Interference Config dialog box Item Base Noise Auto Search base noise Customize base noise Interference Threshold Beyond base noise Duration Interference counter Description The Nastar searches the base noise based on the imported RTWP data. You can manually type a value as base noise. The value is less than 0. Value beyond the base noise. Duration. Interference counter.
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Step 2 Set Base Noise, Beyond base noise, Duration, and Interference counter in the dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
10.3 Analyzing the Exceptional Interference

To analyze the exceptional interference, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Abnormal Interference Analysis node. The Interference Analysis dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-4. Figure 10-4 Interference Analysis dialog box
Table 10-2 describes the items in the Interference Analysis dialog box.
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Table 10-2 Items in the Interference Analysis dialog box Item Object Tree Date/Time Setting Description Displays information on the RNC and cells. Sets the begin time, end time, begin data, and end date.
Step 2 Select the NE objects from Object Tree, and set the time range in Date/Time Setting. Step 3 Click OK. The Interference Analysis window is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-5. Figure 10-5 Interference Analysis window
Table 10-3 describes the items in the Interference Analysis window. Table 10-3 Items in the Interference Analysis window Item Perf Rtwp Data Analysis Description Based on the imported performance data, check whether the interference analysis exists. If the analysis exists, the results are displayed, as shown in the Perf Rtwp Data Analysis window.
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Item Neighbor Perf Rtwp Data Analysis
Description Click a record in the Perf Rtwp Data Analysis window to analyze the interference record for a neighboring cell. The analysis results are displayed in the Neighbor Perf Rtwp Data Analysis window.
NodeB Rtwp Data Analysis
CellId CellName Interference Priority BaseNoise
ID of the cell. Name of the cell. Displays Bad, Acceptable or Nice based on the analysis result of the imported RTWP data. Displays the priority, such as H (high priority) and L (low priority). Displays the types, such as Nice and TBD. Select a record in the NodeB Rtwp Data Analysis window, the noise situations of the main or diversity of the cell are displayed on the NodeB Rtwp Trend Map.
NodeB Rtwp Trend Map
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10.4 Displaying the Interference On Map

To display the interference on map, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Interference On Map node. The Interference Analysis Dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-4. Step 2 Select the NE objects from the Object Tree, and set the time range in the Interference Analysis dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. The map is displayed, as shown in Figure 10-6.
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Figure 10-6 Interference on map
The Nastar marks all the related cells on the map. Table 10-4 describes the colors in the Map Legend window. Table 10-4 Colors in the Map Legend window. Color Red Green Yellow Description The cell is interfered. The cell is not interfered, and its base noise is normal. The cell is not interfered, but its base noise is abnormal.
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About This Chapter
Section 11.1 Introduction to the Neighboring Cell Analysis 11.2 Neighboring RNC Cell Configuration Check 11.3 Unidirectional Neighboring Cell Check 11.4 Neighboring Cell Information Query
Neighboring Cell Analysis
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes The data requirement for neighbor analysis and the function nodes in the Trouble Shooting pane. The procedure for checking the configuration of the neighboring RNC cell. The procedure for checking unidirectional neighboring cells. The procedure for querying information about neighboring cells. The procedure for analyzing missing inter-frequency neighboring cell statistics. The procedures for analyzing missing inter-RAT neighboring cell statistics. The procedure for analyzing intra-frequency missing neighboring cells. The procedure for analyzing unnecessary intra-frequency neighboring cells.
11.5 Missing Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis 11.6 Missing Inter-RAT Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis 11.7 Missing Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis 11.8 Unnecessary Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis
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11.1 Introduction to the Neighboring Cell Analysis

Through neighboring cell analysis, you can use the CHR data to query and sort the neighboring cell events, give out intelligent weighted algorithm, add power arithmetic, verify the situation where the inter-frequency neighboring cells are missing, and finally generate a neighboring cell optimization report. Ensure that the following data is imported before you use the neighboring cell analysis function.

Traffic statistic data: mainly uses the measurement set information on the neighboring cell. CHR data: mainly uses the events reported by check set. Project parameters: provides the longitude and latitude information to display the cell information. Configuration parameter: mainly provides neighboring cell information on the cells.
The WCDMA Neighbor Analysis node has the following sub-functions, as shown in Figure 11-1. Figure 11-1 WCDMA Neighbor Analysis node
11.2 Neighboring RNC Cell Configuration Check

Generally, the neighboring cells of a certain cell belong to the same RNC, but exception also exists. In a certain place, the cells from two different RNCs are required to build up a neighboring relation. These two RNCs are called neighboring RNCs. To configure neighbors of this type, you need to configure the information about the cells on the neighboring RNC before configuring neighbors. During the configuration, some errors
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may appear and the inconsistency between configuration parameters and actual data is generated. And then the situation that the neighboring cell is unavailable happens. It is necessary for the Nastar to solve this problem. Double-click the Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check node, as shown in Figure 11-1. The Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-2. Figure 11-2 Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window
Table 11-1 describes the items in the Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window. Table 11-1 Items in the Neighbor RNC Cell Configuration Check window Column name Config RNC ID Neighbor RNC ID Cell ID Parameter Value in Config RNC ID Description ID of the RNC to be configured. ID of the neighboring RNC. ID of the cell. Parameter name of unequal values. Parameter value in the RNC to be configured.
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Column name Value in Neighbor RNC ID
Description Parameter value in the neighboring RNC.
11.3 Unidirectional Neighboring Cell Check

If cell A takes cell B as its neighboring cell, but cell B does not take cell A as its neighboring cell, cell B is the unidirectional neighboring cell of cell A. Generally, neighbors are bidirectional. In certain situations, however, the unidirectional neighboring cell exists in the network. Whether a neighboring cell is unidirectional is not the criterion for judging whether the network configuration is correct. But providing the check for the unidirectional neighboring cell configuration information, it helps to observe the network configuration situation and supplies the reference of network status for network optimization engineer. To check whether a cell is a unidirectional neighbor, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the One-way Neighbor Check node or choose the One-way Neighbor check node and Execute from the shortcut menu. The Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-3.
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Figure 11-3 Query dialog box
Step 2 Select Network Element or Network Group in the Object Type field. Step 3 Select the objects to be queried in the list. Step 4 Click OK. ----End The Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-4.
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Figure 11-4 Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window
Table 11-2 describes the items in the Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window. Table 11-2 Items in the Unilateral Neighbor Cells Info Query window Item Page Intra Neighbor Cells Info Query Inter Neighbor Cells Info Query toolbar Description Shows query information on intra-frequency neighboring cells. Shows query information on inter-frequency neighboring cells. Click , and click a record in the result window, the program automatically displays the cell of the record and its unidirectional neighboring cell on the map, as shown in Figure 11-5. Exports the result to an .xls file.
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If the cell has no intra-frequency unidirectional neighboring cell or inter-frequency unidirectional neighbor cell, the corresponding table is null.
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Figure 11-5 Unidirectional neighboring cell displayed on the map
11.4 Neighboring Cell Information Query

The function is to find out the neighboring cells of the cell queried by users. The neighboring cells are categorized into the following types:

Intra-frequency neighboring cell Inter-frequency neighboring cell Neighboring GSM cell
To query neighboring cells information, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Neighbor Info Query of the WCDMA Neighbor Analysis node or select the Neighbor Info Query node and Execute on the shortcut menu. The Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-3. Step 2 Select Network Element or Network Group in the Object Type field. Step 3 Select the objects to be queried on the list. Step 4 Click OK. ----End The Neighbor Cells Info Query window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-6.
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Figure 11-6 Neighbor Cells Info Query window
Table 11-3 describes the items in the Neighbor Cells Info Query window. Table 11-3 Items in the Neighbor Cells Info Query window Item Tab Intra Neighbor Cells Info Query Inter Neighbor Cells Info Query Inter-RAT Neighbor Cells Info Query Toolbar Description Shows query information on intra-frequency neighboring cells. Shows query information on inter-frequency neighboring cells. Shows query information on inter-RAT neighboring cells (GSM system). When you click , and then click a record in the result window, the program automatically displays the cell of the record and its unidirectional neighboring cell on the map, as shown in Figure 11-7. Exports the result to an .xls file.
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Figure 11-7 Neighboring cell information displayed on the map
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Not all cells have the previously mentioned three types of neighbor cells. Some cells have only one or two types; thus, the table of query result for the cells may be null.
11.5 Missing Inter-Frequency Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis

To analyze missing inter-frequency neighbors, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis node. The Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-8.
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Figure 11-8 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box
Step 2 Select the cells to be queried and set the time range. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-9.
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Figure 11-9 Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window
Table 11-4 describes the items in the Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window. Table 11-4 Items in the Missing Inter-frequency Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window. Item Missing Inter Neighbor Events Statistics RNC ID Best Cell ID Missing Cell UARFCN-DownLink Missing Cell PSC Missing Cell RNC ID Missing Cell ID Description Indicates the ID of the RNC to which the original cell belongs. Indicates the ID of the original cell. Indicates the value of the missing cell UARFCN-DownLink. Indicates the main interference code of the missing cell. Indicates the ID of the RNC to which the missing cell belongs. Indicates the ID of the missing cell.
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Item Toolbar
Description Indicates the secondary query. Select a record, and click detailed CHR record. Displays the result on map. Select a record, click to display the original cell and its inter-frequency missing cell on the map. Exports the result to an .xls file. to display
11.6 Missing Inter-RAT Neighboring Cell Statistics and Analysis

To analyze the missing inter-RAT neighboring cell statistics, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis node. The Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-8. Step 2 Select the cells to be queried and set the time range. Step 3 Click OK. The Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-10.
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Figure 11-10 Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window
Table 11-5 describes the items in the Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window. Table 11-5 Items in the Missing Inter-RAT Neighbor Statistics and Analysis window Item Missing InterRat Neighbor Events Statistics RNC ID Best Cell ID Missing Cell NCC Missing Cell BCC Missing Cell BCCH ARFCN Event Count Description Indicates the ID of the RNC to which the original cell belongs. Indicates the ID of the original cell. Indicates the NCC of the missing cell. Indicates the BCC of the missing cell. Indicates the BCCH ARFCN of the missing cell. Indicates the count of the missing event. Indicates the secondary query. Select a record, and click detailed CHR record. to displayed
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11.7 Missing Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis

Analysis of the intra-frequency missing neighboring cell is the main function of the intra-frequency optimization module. Based on the detected set of 1A Event record reported by previous CHR analysis record and according to special arithmetic, the function provides scores for the following items:

Average signal quality of the best cell Average signal quality of the detected cells Average signal quality difference 1A Event accumulative credit, which is given out by the original function
Percentage system is applied for the four items, and the sum of the four scores is 100. And at last the suggestion is proposed as follows:
Greater than or equal to 60 It is suggested to add neighbors. Between 50 and 60 It is suggested to pay more attention. Lower than 50
Meanwhile, calculate the distance between detected cells and best cells.
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This function enhances the original function of neighbor intelligent optimization. The dominant cell and most optimization cell are described as Best Cell. For the restriction of original data source, this function can be used only when there is not repeated cell ID in the entire network, otherwise, a risk may exist.
11.7.1 Using Missing Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis

To analyze intra-frequency missing neighbor, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis node. The Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-11.
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Figure 11-11 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box
Table 11-6 describes the items in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box. Table 11-6 Items in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box Item Select Cells Data time Description Select the cells to be analyzed. Set the begin time and end time for the analysis.
Step 2 Select the cells and set the time range. Step 3 Click OK. The Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-12.
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Figure 11-12 Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window
Table 11-7 describes the items in the Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window. Table 11-7 Missing Items in the Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window Item Intra-frequency Missing Neighbor Analysis Best Cell ID Missing Neighbor ID Missing Neighbor PSC Missing Score Suggestion Description ID of the best cell. ID of the object cell or missing cell, or queried cell. PSC of the object cell or missing cell, or queried cell. Missing general score. Suggestion, based on the Missing Score:
Adding Neighbor: Missing neighboring cell exists. To be Determined: Missing neighboring cell may exist, needs further analysis.
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Item Best Cell Average Ec/No Missing Neighbor Average Ec/No Difference Ec/No 1A Credit 1A Count Missing Neighbor Distance Farthest Neighbor Distance Hint Toolbar
Description Average signal quality of the best ID or dominant cell. Average signal quality of the object cell or missing cell, or queried cell. Average signal quality difference. 1A event accumulative credit. 1A event count. Distance between two cells. Farthest neighboring cell distance Hint for distance scale. 1A event query. Displays next 2000 records. Displays the result on the map Exports the result to an .xls file.
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11.7.2 Querying 1A Event

To query 1A event, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a record in the Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window, as shown in Figure 11-12. Step 2 Click on the toolbar.
Query 1A event based on the cell ID of the selected record and the missing neighboring PSC. The 1A Record Query page is generated, as shown in Figure 11-13.
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Figure 11-13 1A Record Query page
Table 11-8 describes the items in the 1A Record Query pane. Table 11-8 Items in the 1A Record Query pane Item 1A Record Query Time Active Cell1 ID Active Cell1 Ec/No Active Cell2 ID Active Cell2 Ec/No Active Cell3 ID Active Cell3 Ec/No Detected Cell PSC Detected Cell Ec/No Description Time. ID of active set 1. Ec/No of active set 1. ID of active set 2. Ec/No of active set 2. ID of active set 3. Ec/No of active set 3 PSC of detected set. Ec/No of Detected set. Exports results to an .xls file.
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11.7.3 Displaying on Map

Step 1 Select a record in the Missing Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window, as shown in Figure 11-12. Step 2 Click The cell of the selected record, its neighboring cell, and missing cells are displayed on the map in different colors, as shown in Figure 11-14. Figure 11-14 Missing Neighbor Analysis result displayed on the map
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Red: missing neighbor Blue: source cell Green: configured neighbors
11.8 Unnecessary Intra-Frequency Neighboring Cell Analysis

This function is to search all matched neighboring cells of the original cell, and the soft switch times happened between the matched neighboring cells. If there is no switching record, you
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can assume them as the neighbor cells of the original cell, and continue with further query to find the unnecessary neighboring cells. To analyze the intra-frequency unnecessary neighbor, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Unnecessary Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis node. The Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-15. Figure 11-15 Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box
Table 11-9 describes the parameters in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box. Table 11-9 Parameters in the Missing Neighbor Events Statistics dialog box Parameter Select Cells Data time Description Select the cells to be analyzed. Set the begin time and end time for analysis.
Step 2 Select the cells to be analyzed and set the time range. Step 3 Click OK. The Intra-frequency Unnecessary Neighbor Analysis window is displayed, as shown in Figure 11-16.
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Figure 11-16 Unnecessary Intra-frequency Neighbor Analysis window
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About This Chapter
Section 12.1 Introduction to Configuration Analysis 12.2 Setting the Active Configuration File 12.3 Browsing Configuration Parameters 12.4 Introduction to Configuration Indicators on the Map 12.5 Comparing MML Files 12.6 Generating a Configuration Change Compare Report 12.7 Comparing Configuration With Baseline 12.8 Generating a Configuration Check Report
Configuration Check
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Describes The data requirement for configuration analysis and the function nodes in the navigator tree. The procedure for setting the active configuration files. The procedure for browsing the configuration parameters. The configuration indicators on the map.
The procedure for comparing MML files. The procedure for generating a configuration parameter report. The procedure for comparing configuration with baseline. The procedure for generating a configuration check report.
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12.1 Introduction to Configuration Analysis

This function is used to check the correctness and appropriateness of the configuration parameters, which help the local project engineer to facilitate the task and improve the efficiency. To use this function, the following data is required:
Configuration data Provides the configuration parameter data. Project parameter Provides the project parameter for displaying on map.
The WCDMA Configuration Analysis node is displayed in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 12-1. Figure 12-1 WCDMA Configuration Analysis node
12.2 Setting the Active Configuration File

The Nastar supports importing several configuration files of an RNC, but there is only one active file for the RNC. To set the active configuration file, perform the following steps: Step 1 In the Network Element pane; click an RNC, and then select Setting active MML file on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 12-2.
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Figure 12-2 Setting active MML file
The Imported MML file manage dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-3. Figure 12-3 Imported MML file manage dialog box
Table 12-1 describes the items in the Imported MML file manage dialog box. Table 12-1 Items in the Imported MML file management dialog box Item Imported files Description Indicates the date list. If All files is selected, all of the configuration files are shown in the middle of the dialog box. If a certain date is selected, then the configuration files on that date are shown.
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Item File List RNC ID
Description Indicates the RNC of the configuration file. If this file is the active one, the file is selected. Export Time Start Export Time End BAM Version MML File Indicates the start time for exporting the configuration file. Indicates the end time for exporting of the configuration file. Indicates the BAM version. Indicates the file name. Set an MML file as an active one.
Step 2 Select the file you want to set as an active file. Step 3 Click Set as active file. ----End
12.3 Browsing Configuration Parameters

12.3.1 Browing the Configuration Parameters of an RNC
To browse the configuration parameters of an RNC, perform the following steps: Step 1 Expand the Network Element pane, and then select an RNC. Step 2 Select RNC Algorithm Switch on the shortcut menu, as shown in Figure 12-4. Figure 12-4 RNC Algorithm Switch shortcut menu
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RNC algorithm switch results are as shown in Figure 12-5. Figure 12-5 RNC Algorithm Switch result window
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Some parameters are unavailable in the configuration file, and they are displayed as N/A.
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12.3.2 Browsing the Configuration Parameters of a Cell

To browse the configuration parameters of a cell, perform the following steps: Step 1 Expand the Network Element pane, and then select a cell under an RNC. Step 2 Select Cell Basic Info or Cell Algorithm Switch on the shortcut menu to browse the configuration parameters, as shown in Figure 12-6.
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Figure 12-6 Shortcut menu for browsing cell configuration parameters
Table 12-2 describes the items on the shortcut menu. Table 12-2 Items on the shortcut menu for browsing the cell configuration parameters Item Cell Basic Info Cell Algorithm Switch Description Indicates the basic configuration parameters of a cell, as show in Figure 12-7. Indicates the cell algorithm switch parameters, as shown in Figure 12-8.
Figure 12-7 Cell Basic Info
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Figure 12-8 Cell Algorithm Switch
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Some parameters are unavailable in the configuration file, and they are displayed as N/A by Nastar.
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12.4 Introduction to Configuration Indicators on the Map

Some parameters of the cell level are very important for network optimization, especially those combined with detailed geographical environment. Specify a column for users to select configuration parameters of the cell level to be queried, and display them on the map.
12.4.1 Displaying the Configuration Indicator on Map

To display the configuration parameters on the map, perform the following steps: Step 1 In the Trouble Shooting pane, double-click Configuration Indicator on Map of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node. The Query dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-9.
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Figure 12-9 Query dialog box
Step 2 Click Query List Setting in the Query dialog box. The Query List Setting dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-10.
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Figure 12-10 Query List Setting dialog box
Step 3 Click
to add a parameter, or click
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to cancel the selected parameter(s).
Step 4 Click OK to return to the Query dialog box. The selected parameters are listed in the Query dialog box, as shown in Figure 12-11. Figure 12-11 Parameters listed in the Query dialog box
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Step 5 Click OK. The result is generated, as shown in Figure 12-12. Figure 12-12 Result of configuration indicator on map
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You can select different colors on the Map Legend to display different parameter values.
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12.4.2 Creating a Configuration Indicator

To create a configuration indicator, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select the Configuration Indicator on Map node, and then select New Config Func on the shortcut menu. The New dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-13.
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Step 2 Click Query List Setting in the Query dialog box. Step 3 Select a parameter in the Query List Setting dialog box. Step 4 Click OK to return to the Query dialog box. Step 5 Type a new name in the Name field. For example, you can type MyConfig in the textbox. Step 6 Click OK. ----End The new added function node is added to the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node, as shown in Figure 12-14.
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Figure 12-14 New theme
12.4.3 Editing a Configuration Function

To edit a configuration function, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme of the Configuration Indicator on Map node, and select Edit Config Func on the shortcut menu. The Edit dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-15. Figure 12-15 Edit dialog box
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Step 2 Click Query List Setting to open the Query List Setting dialog box. In the Query List Setting dialog box, you can change the parameter list. Step 3 Click OK to return to the Edit dialog box. Step 4 In the Edit dialog box, you can also change the theme name.

After the configuration is edited, click OK to save the changes. Click Cancel to discard the changes.
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12.4.4 Deleting a Configuration Function

To delete a configuration function, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a theme node of the Configuration Info Indicator on Map node, and select Delete Config Func on the shortcut menu. A dialog box is displayed, prompting you to confirm the deletion. Step 2 Click Yes to delete the selected configuration function, or click No to cancel the operation. After you succeed in deleting the selected configuration function, it is deleted from the Configuration Indicator on Map node. ----End
12.4.5 Deleting All the Configuration Functions

If you do not need the user-defined theme, use this function to delete all the functions. To delete all the configuration functions, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select the Configuration Indicator on Map node, and then select Clear all on the shortcut menu. A dialog box is displayed, prompting you to confirm the deletion. Step 2 Click Yes to remove all configuration functions, or click No to discard the operation. ----End
12.5 Comparing MML Files

The configuration file contains all parameter information on the RNC. The parameters of network layer are of great significance for the network optimization. The MML files of the same RNC may differ based on the network status and time. By comparing them, engineers can find out the effect that each parameter takes on the network. To compare the MML files, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click MML File Compare of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node, or you can select MML File Compare and Execute on the shortcut menu.
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The Compare MML File dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-16. Figure 12-16 Compare MML File dialog box
Table 12-3 describes the items in the Compare MML File dialog box. Table 12-3 Items in the Compare MML File dialog box Item Compare Files First MML file Description Click to select the first MML file to be compared. Click to select the second MML file to be compared. Select the configuration parameters of the RNC level, as listed in Table 12-4.
Second MML file
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Table 12-4 RNC configuration parameter Level 1 RNC Level 2 RNC Algorithm Switch Access Handoff Resource Control Load Control Power Control
Step 2 Select the two MML files to be compared. Step 3 Select the parameters to be compared.
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The configuration parameters of the RNC level and Cell level cannot be selected at the same time.
Step 4 Click OK. ----End The Comparing MML Files window is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-17.
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Figure 12-17 Comparing MML Files window
Table 12-5 describes the items in the Comparing MML Files window. Table 12-5 Items in the Comparing MML Files window Item Main pane Description The main pane is displayed in the upper part, showing the selected configuration parameters. If the configuration parameters are different in the two MML files, the parameters are marked in red. Compare Info pane The Compare Info pane is displayed in the lower part. If you click a record in the main pane, this record is displayed in the Compare Info pane. If the configuration parameters are different in the two MML files, the parameters are marked in red.
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12.6 Generating a Configuration Change Compare Report

To generate a configuration change compare report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Configuration Change Compare Report of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node. The MML Compare dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-18. Figure 12-18 MML Compare dialog box
Step 2 Click Browse to select a path for the configuration parameter compare report. Step 3 Click behind the Name in The First MML File field.
The MML File Selection dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-19.
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Figure 12-19 MML File Selection dialog box
Step 4 Select the first MML file to be compared in the MML File Selection dialog box, and click OK to return to the MML Compare dialog box. Step 5 Click next to the Name in The Second MML File field.
Step 6 Select the second MML file to be compared in the MML File Selection dialog box. Step 7 Click OK in the MML File Selection dialog box. The MML Compare dialog box is displayed as in Figure 12-18. Table 12-6 describes the file information in the MML Compare dialog box. Table 12-6 File information on the two MML files File Information Name RNC ID Description Indicates the name of the selected file. Indicates the ID of the RNC to which the configuration file belongs. The RNC ID of the two files must be the same. Export time start Export time end Indicates the start time for exporting the configuration file. Indicates the end time for exporting the configuration file. The time is used to judge the file whether it is an early version or a later one. The exporting end time of the two files cannot be the same. BAM version Indicates the BAM version. The two files must belong to the same BAM version.
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12.7.1 Introducing the Compare Configuration With Baseline Node
The baseline configuration parameter refers to the MML configuration parameter when the RNC ID is 1 and there is only one cell with the ID 0 in the RNC. This configuration parameter includes the RNC initial configuration project, compared with the configuration parameter of the current network to learn more about the current network configuration. This function mainly checks the following four type parameters:

Non-indicator configuration parameter Indicator configuration parameter RNC arithmetic switch Cell arithmetic switch
Compare the four types of parameters, and generate a report when the configuration parameter is not consistent with baseline file.
12.7.2 Generating the Report of Comparing Configuration With Baseline

To compare the configuration parameter with the baseline, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Compare Configuration with Baseline of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node. The Compare configuration with baseline dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-20. Figure 12-20 Compare configuration with baseline dialog box
Step 2 Set on the Compare configuration with baseline dialog box.
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Click the first Click the second Click the third
to select the file path for saving the report. to select the MML file to be compared. to select the baseline file.
Step 3 Click OK. The Configuration Compare with Baseline report is generated, as shown in Figure 12-21. Figure 12-21 Configuration Compare with Baseline report
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12.8 Generating a Configuration Check Report

To generate a configuration check report, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Configuration Check Report node. The Configuration Check Report dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-22.
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Figure 12-22 Configuration Check Report dialog box
Table 12-7 describes the items in the Configuration Check Report dialog box. Table 12-7 Items in the Configuration Check Report dialog box Item Select file path to export configuration check report Select RNC Edit Parameters Deficit Neighbor Check Excess Neighbor Check Distant Neighbor Check Description Click to select a path for the configuration check report. Select the RNC to be checked. Each time you can select only one RNC. Too few neighbors check threshold. Input an integer that is greater than 0. The default value is 5. Too many neighbors check threshold. Input an integer that is greater than 0. The default value is 20. Over distance neighboring cell check threshold. Input an integer which is greater than 0. The default value is 2 and unit is km. Tolerant different value of Location parameter comparing. Input an integer that is greater than 0. Generally the precision of the inputted value is about 0.000001. The unit is degree and the default value is 0.000001.
SMLC Tolerance
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Step 2 Select a path and type a name for the report. Step 3 Select the RNC and set each parameter to be checked. Step 4 Click Yes. ----End The Configuration Check Report screen is generated, as shown in Figure 12-23. Figure 12-23 Configuration Check Report
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About This Chapter
Section 13.1 Data Requirements 13.2 Reviewing Call Drop History 13.3 Secondarily Analyzing Call Drop History Trend 13.4 Introduction to Call Drop Deep Analysis 13.5 Analyzing Call Drop Describes
Call Drop Analysis
The data requirement for call drop analysis and the function node in the navigator tree. The procedure for reviewing call drop history. The procedure for secondarily analyzing call drop history trend. The procedure for deeply analyzing call drop. The procedure for analyzing call drop.
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13.1 Data Requirements

To use call drop analysis function, the following data is required:

Performance data: provides items of call drop and call drop rate. CHR data: provides detailed information on the call drop.
The WCDMA Call Drop Analysis node, a independent function module, is displayed in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 13-1. Figure 13-1 WCDMA Call Drop Analysis node
13.2 Reviewing Call Drop History

To review the call drop history, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Call Drop History Review node. The Call Drop History Review Dialog dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-2.
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Figure 13-2 Call Drop History Review Dialog dialog box
Table 13-1 describes the Call Drop History Review Dialog box. Table 13-1 Descriptions of the Call Drop History Review Dialog dialog box. Item DateTime Begin date-time End date-time RNC Description Set begin date and time to be queried. Set end date and time to be queried. Select query objects in the RNC list.
Step 2 Set query time and select objects to be queried. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The Call Drop History Review tab is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-3.
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Figure 13-3 Call Drop History Review result tab
Table 13-2 describes the items on the Call Drop History Review tab page. Table 13-2 Items on the Call Drop History Review tab page Item Analysis result Toolbar RNC Cell Description Shows call drop times and call drop rate of RNC. Shows call drop times and call drop rate of cell. Secondary query of the call drop history trend. For details, see section 13.3 "Secondarily Analyzing Call Drop History Trend." RF problem analysis, including four sub-functions:

ECIO Coverage Analysis TP Coverage Analysis Intra-frequency Missing Neighbor Cell Analysis Interference Analysis
Deeply analyzes call drop. For details, see section 13.4.1 "Deeply Analyzing Call Drop."
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13.3 Secondarily Analyzing Call Drop History Trend

To secondarily analyze call drop history trend, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a result record in the Call Drop History Review window, and then click toolbar. The Call Drop History Trend dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-4 Figure 13-4 Call Drop History Trend dialog box on the
Step 2 Set the query time, statistic style, and query objects. Step 3 Click OK. The Query Result tab page is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-5.
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Figure 13-5 Query Result tab page
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13.4 Introduction to Call Drop Deep Analysis

13.4.1 Deeply Analyzing Call Drop
To deep analyze call drop, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar in the Call Drop History Review window.
The Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-6.
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Figure 13-6 Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box
Table 13-3 describes the items in the Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box. Table 13-3 Items in the Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog dialog box Item Date Time Type Description Set the begin time and end time. Each time you can select one of the following options:

Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution
For the analysis result of each type, see the later sections.
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Item Available Subscribers
Description Select the user equipment objects to be queried.

NOTE
The Available Subscribers field is available only when Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis or Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution is selected.
Available Cells
Select the cells to be queried.

NOTE
The Available Cells field is available only when Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis or Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution is selected.
Step 2 Set the query time and analysis type. Step 3 Select the user equipment object or cell object. Step 4 Click OK. The relevant result window is generated, according to the Type field selected in the Call Drop Analysis Choice Dialog box.
Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis window For details, see section 13.4.2 "Introduction to the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis Window."
Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window For details, see section 13.4.3 "Introduction to Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window."
Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis window For details, see section 13.4.4 "Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis Window."
Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window For details, see section 13.4.5 "Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window."
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13.4.2 Introduction to the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis Window

Cell Call Drop Fault TopN Pane
The Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane displays the original analysis result and call drop times for each cell, as shown in Figure 13-7.
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Figure 13-7 Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane
Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Pane

In the Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-8.
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Figure 13-8 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane
The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane lists the call drop fault of the selected cell by reason and the call fault records.
Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record Pane

In the Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-9.
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Figure 13-9 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane
The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane lists the detailed information on all cells' call drop fault. The contents in the RAB INFO, DROP RAB INFO, and ACTIVE CELL INFO columns are excessive and are therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the selected column is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-10, Figure 13-11, and Figure 13-12
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Figure 13-10 Message Browser dialog box of RAB INFO
Figure 13-11 Message Browser dialog box of DROP RAB INFO
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Figure 13-12 Message Browser dialog box of ACTIVE CELL INFO
Toolbar
Table 13-4 describes the functions of the toolbar of the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 13-4 Toolbar in the Cell Call Drop Fault Analysis window Icon Cell Call Drop Fault TopN pane Description Select a record and click to display the Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane and Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane. Display the times of cell call drop in a pie chart. Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane Display the reasons of cell call drop in a pie chart.
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Icon Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the detailed content of corresponding SPU log of the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-13. For SPU log window, see section 7.7.2 "Analyzing SPU Subscriber's Log." Display UE code in a pie chart. Display different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display ECIO of the best cell in cumulative probability chart. Display RSCP of the best cell in cumulative probability chart.
Figure 13-13 SPU Log Analysis window
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13.4.3 Introduction to Cell Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window

Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Pane
The Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane displays the original analysis result and times of generating call drop fault reason, as shown in Figure 13-14. Figure 13-14 Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Pane
Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN Pane

In the Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window, select a result record, and click on the toolbar. The Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-15.
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Figure 13-15 Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane
The Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane collects the statistics on the cells where the fault happens and the times of call drop fault.
Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record Pane

In the Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and click on the toolbar. The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-16.
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Figure 13-16 Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane
The Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane lists all drop fault record of the cell. The RAB INFO, DROP RAB INFO and ACTIVE CELL INFO columns are too long, so they are shown on the window as 00 00 00 . Click a cell grid, the content of the selected column is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-10, Figure 13-11, and Figure 13-12
Toolbar
Table 13-5 describes the functions of the toolbar of the Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 13-5 Toolbar on Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window Item Cell Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane Description Select a record and click to display the Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane. Display the reasons of cell call drop in a pie chart. Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN pane Select a record and click to display the Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane. Display the number of the cells experiencing call drops in a pie chart.
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Item Selected Cell's Call Drop Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the detailed content of corresponding SPU log of the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-13. Display UE code in a pie chart. Display different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display ECIO of the best cell in cumulative probability chart. chart. Display RSCP of the best cell in cumulative probability chart.
13.4.4 Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Analysis Window

Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Pane
The Subscribers' Call Drop Fault pane displays the original analysis result and times of generating call drop fault reason for each UE, as shown in Figure 13-17.
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Figure 13-17 Subscribers' Call Drop Fault pane
Subscribers Call Drop Fault Distribution Pane

In the Subscribers Call Drop Fault pane, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscribers Call Drop Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-18.
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Figure 13-18 Subscribers Call Drop Fault Distribution pane
The Subscribers Call Drop Fault Distribution pane lists the times of generating call drop by the selected UE according to the reason, and the fault records.
Selected Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Record Pane

In the Subscriber's Call Drop Fault window, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Selected Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-19.
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Figure 13-19 Selected Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Record pane
The Selected Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Record pane lists the detailed information on each call drop generated by the selected UE. The RAB INFO, DROP RAB INFO, and ACTIVE CELL INFO column are too long, so they are shown on the window as 00 00 00 . Click a cell grid, the content of the selected column is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-10, Figure 13-11, and Figure 13-12
Toolbar
Table 13-6 describes the functions of the toolbar of the Subscribers Call Drop Analysis window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 13-6 Toolbar on the Subscribers Call Drop Analysis window Item Subscribers' Call Drop Fault pane Description Select a record and click to display the Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Distribution pane and Selected Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Record pane. Displays the times of call drop generating by UE in a pie chart. Subscriber's Call Drop Fault Distribution pane Displays the reasons of call drop in a pie chart.
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Item Selected Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the detailed content of corresponding SPU log of the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-14. Displays the ID of the best cells in the pie chart. Displays different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Displays ECIO of the best cell in cumulative probability chart. Displays RSCP of the best cell in cumulative probability chart.
13.4.5 Introduction to Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Window

Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution Pane
The Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window is the original analysis result and statistic analyzes the reason of call drop generating by UE and the times of call drop, as shown in Figure 13-20.
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Figure 13-20 Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane
Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers Pane

In the Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-21.
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Figure 13-21 Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers pane
The Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers pane is used to analyze the UE where the call drop happens for this reason and the times of generating fault.
Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record Pane

In the Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers window, select a record, and click on the toolbar.
The Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-22.
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Figure 13-22 Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane
The Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane statistic analyzes the UE's call drop fault record of the selected reason. The content in the RAB INFO, DROP RAB INFO and ACTIVE CELL INFO column is excessive and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the selected column is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-10, Figure 13-11, and Figure 13-12
Toolbar
Table 13-7 describes the functions of the toolbar in the Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 13-7 Toolbar in the Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution window Item Multi Subscribers' Call Drop Fault Reason Distribution pane Description Select a record and click to display the Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Subscribers pane. Display the reasons of UE call drop in a pie chart. Selected Fault Reason's Call Drop Fault TopN of Select a record, and click to display the Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane.
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Item Subscribers page
Description Display code of the UE generating the call drop in a pie chart. Select a record and click to display the detailed content of corresponding SPU log of the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-13. Display the ID of the best cells in the pie chart. Display different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display ECIO of the best cell in cumulative probability chart. Display RSCP of the best cell in cumulative probability chart.
Selected UE's Call Drop Fault Record pane
13.5 Analyzing Call Drop

To analyze call drop, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Call Drop Fault Analysis node, as shown in Figure 13-23. Figure 13-23 Call Drop Fault Analysis node
The Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-24.
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Figure 13-24 Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box
Table 13-8 describes the items in the Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box. Table 13-8 Items in the Call Drop Fault Analysis dialog box Item Time Available Cells Description Set the begin time and the end time. Select the cells to be queried.
Step 2 Set the time and select the cells to be queried. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window is displayed, as shown in Figure 13-25.
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Figure 13-25 SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window
Table 13-9 describes the items in the SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window. Table 13-9 Items in the SPU Log Abnormal Statistics window. Item Result window Drop Traffic type tab Drop cells tab Drop UEs tab Toolbar Description Displays the types of drop traffic. Displays the times of call drop generated by a cell. Displays the times of call drop generated by a UE. Select a record in the window shown in Figure 13-24, and click to generate the Call History Record tab, as shown in Figure 13-25. The Call History Record tab shows the history of the detailed records on call drops. Select a record, and click to display the results in a pie chart, as shown in Figure 13-26. Secondary query. Select a record, and click to view the details of the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-27. SPU hopping. Select a record, and click to display the SPU log information on the selected record, as shown in Figure 13-28.
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Description Switch the secondary query result window to the SPU log window. Select a record in the secondary query result window, as shown in Figure 13-26. Click to display SPU log information on the selected record.
Figure 13-26 Call History Record tab
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Figure 13-27 SPU log statistic pie chart pane
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Figure 13-28 Abnormal Cell Of Selected Fail RAB Type pane
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Figure 13-29 SPU Log Analysis pane
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About This Chapter
Section 14.1 Data Requirements 14.2 Introduction to Access Analysis 14.3 Introduction to the RRC Access Procedure Analysis 14.4 Introduction to the RAB Access Procedure Analysis Describes
Access Analysis
The data requirement for access analysis and the function node in the navigator tree. The procedure for reviewing access history. The RRC access procedure analysis. The RAB access procedure analysis.
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14.1 Data Requirements

Before using the access analysis function, import the following data:
Traffic statistic data It provides the access history information. CHR data It provides the detailed content of the access information. Configuration parameter It provides the detailed information on the cell, such as cell name and PSC value of the cell.
The WCDMA Access Analysis node, a dependent function module, is displayed in the Trouble Shooting pane, as shown in Figure 14-1. Figure 14-1 WCDMA Access Analysis node
14.2 Introduction to Access Analysis

14.2.1 Reviewing Access History
To review the access history, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Access History Review. The Access History Review dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-2.
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Figure 14-2 Access History Review dialog box
Table 14-1 describes the items in the Access History Review dialog box. Table 14-1 Items in the Access History Review dialog box. Item DateTime RNC Description Set the begin time and end time to be queried. Select the NE objects to be queried in the RNC list.
Step 2 Set the query time and select the objects to be queried. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The Access History Review window is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-3.
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Figure 14-3 Access History Review window
Table 14-2 describes the items in the Access History Review window. Table 14-2 Items in the Access History Review window Item RRC Access History Information Review tab RNC Cell RAB Access History Information Review tab RNC Cell Toolbar Description Displays all the information about the RRC access failure for the selected RNC. Displays all the information about the RRC access failure for each cell in the selected RNC. Displays all the information about the RAB access failure for the selected RNC. Displays all the information about the RAB access failure for each cell in the selected RNC. Secondary query access history trend. For details, see section 14.2.2 "Secondarily Analyzing Access History Trend." Analyzes RF problem. For details, see section 14.2.3 "Analyzing RF Problems." Further analyzes the access history trend. For details, see section 14.2.4 "Further Analyzing the Access History Trend."
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14.2.2 Secondarily Analyzing Access History Trend

To secondarily analyze access history trend, perform the following steps: Step 1 Select a result record in the Access History Review window, and then click toolbar. The Access History Trend dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-4. Figure 14-4 Access History Trend dialog box on the
Table 14-3 describes the items in the Access History Trend dialog box. Table 14-3 Items in the Access History Trend dialog box Item Date Time Description Set the begin date and end date. Set the time range for querying, including the following three types:

All Day Time: all day time. Busy Time: up to three time ranges. Auto-Search Busy Time: busy time that is automatically searched.
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Item Time Statistics Granularity
Description Statistics granularity, including the following two styles:
Fixed Statistic Style: statistic analyze by Raw Record Unit, Hour, Day, Week, and Month. Custom Style: statistic analyze according to customization.
Network Element
RNC Cell
Query objects of RNC level. Query objects of cell level.
Step 2 Set the query conditions in the Access History Trend dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. ----End The Query Result window is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-5. Figure 14-5 Query Result window
14.2.3 Analyzing RF Problems

Click the black arrow of in Figure 14-6. on the toolbar, the RF analysis menu is displayed, as shown
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Figure 14-6 RF analysis menu
Table 14-4 describes the sub-menus in the RF analysis menu. Table 14-4 Sub-menus in the RF analysis menu Sub-Menu ECIO Coverage Analysis TP Coverage Analysis Neighbor Missing Analysis Interference Analysis Description Analyzes the ECIO coverage of cell. Analyzes the coverage distance. Analyzes the inter-frequency missing neighbor. Analyzes the interference.
14.2.4 Further Analyzing the Access History Trend

To further analyze the access history, perform the following steps: Step 1 Click on the toolbar in the Access History Review window.
The Call RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box is displayed, as is shown in Figure 14-7.
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Figure 14-7 Call RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box
Table 14-5 describes the items in the CHR Access Information dialog box. Table 14-5 Items in the CHR Access Information dialog box Item Date Time Type RRC Analysis Description Set the begin time and end time to be queried. Select one of the following access types to generate relevant analysis result:

Cell RPC Connection Request Fault Analysis. Cell RPC Connection Request Fault Reason. Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis. Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Reason.
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Item RAB Analysis
Description Select one of the following access types to generate relevant analysis result:

Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason
Available Subscribers
Select the user equipment to be queried.

NOTE
The Available Subscribers field is available, only when Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis or Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason is selected.
Available Cells
Select the cells to be queried.

NOTE
The Available Cells field is available, only when Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis or Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason is selected.
Step 2 Set each query condition in the CHR Access Information dialog box. Step 3 Click OK. ----End
14.3 Introduction to the RRC Access Procedure Analysis

14.3.1 Analyzing the RRC Access Procedure
To analyze the RRC access procedure, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Cell RRC Access Procedure Analysis node on the navigator tree. The Cell RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-8.
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Figure 14-8 Cell RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box
Step 2 Set the query time and analysis type, and then select user equipment or cells. Step 3 Click OK. ----End Based on the Type field that you specify in the Cell RRC Access Procedure Analysis dialog box, an output window is displayed. The window may be:

RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window Access Fault Analysis of RRC Subscribers Window RRC Subscribers' RRC Access Fault Reason Analysis Window
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14.3.2 RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window

The RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis window contains the following parts:

Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis Pane User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution Pane User select cell's RRC Fault Record Pane Toolbar
Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis Pane

The Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis pane shows the original analysis result, and statistic analysis times of RRC Connection Request fault for every cell, as shown in Figure 14-9. Figure 14-9 Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis pane
User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution Pane

In the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis pane, select a result record, and then click on the toolbar.
The User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-10.
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Figure 14-10 User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane
The User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane analyzes the RRC connection request fault of the selected cell by reason and displays the error records.
User select cell's RRC Fault Record Pane

In the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis pane, select a result record, and then click on the toolbar.
The User select cell's RRC Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-11.
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Figure 14-11 User select cell's RRC Fault Record pane
The User select cell's RRC Fault Record pane lists the detailed information on RRC connection request faults for all selected cells. The content in the RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT column is excessive and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-12.
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Figure 14-12 Resolution dialog box for RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT
Toolbar
Table 14-6 describes the functions of the toolbar in the RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis window. The toolbar has different functions in different panes. Table 14-6 Toolbar in the RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis window Item Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis Description Select a record and click to display the User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane and User select cell's RRC Fault Record pane. Display the times of RRC connection request fault in a pie chart. User select cell's RRC Fault Reason Distribution Display the reasons of RRC connection request fault in a pie chart.
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Item User select cell's RRC Fault Record
Description Select a record and click Log Analysis window. to display SPU
The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Display the UE code in a pie chart. Display the different reasons of RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display different status of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display redirection type in a pie chart. Display distribution delay in PDF chart.
14.3.3 RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis Window

Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason Pane
As the original analysis result, the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason pane is used to analyze times of RRC connection request fault for each cell, as shown in Figure 14-13.
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Figure 14-13 Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason pane
Cell RRC Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason Pane

In the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason window, select a result record, and click on the toolbar. The Cell RRC Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-14. The Cell RRC Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane analyzes the cells where the call drop fault happens and the numbers of generated faults.
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Figure 14-14 Cell RRC Fault TopN of User Select Fault Reason pane
User select cell and Fault Reason's RRC Fault Record Pane
In the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason pane, select a record, and click the toolbar. on
The User select cell and Fault Reason's RRC Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-15. The User select cell and Fault Reason's RRC Fault Record pane analyzes the cell connection request fault.
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Figure 14-15 User select cell and Fault Reason's RRC Fault Record pane
In the Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis window, the content in the RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT column is excessive, and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-12.
Toolbar
Table 14-7 describes the functions of the toolbar in the RRC Cell Access Fault Analysis window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-7 Items on the toolbar Item Cell RRC Connection Request Fault Reason pane Description Select a record and click to display the Cell RRC Fault TopN of User Select Fault Reason pane. Display the times of cell access in a pie chart. Cell RRC Fault TopN of User Select Fault Reason pane Select a record and click to display the Cell RRC Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane. Display the reasons of the cell access fault in the pie chart.
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Item Cell RRC Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane
Description Select a record and click Log Analysis window. to display the SPU
The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Display the UE code in a pie chart. Display the different reasons of RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display redirection type in a pie chart. Display distribution delay in a CDF chart.
14.3.4 Access Fault Analysis of RRC Subscribers Window

Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN Pane
The Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN pane displays the original analysis result and times of RRC Connection Request fault for each UE, as shown in Figure 14-16.
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Figure 14-16 Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN pane
Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution Pane

In the Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN window, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-17. Based on the reason why the selected UE is generated, the Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane analyzes the fault of RRC Connection request, and shows the fault records.
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Figure 14-17 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane
Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record Pane

In the Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-18. The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane lists detailed information on each RRC connection request fault for the selected UE.
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Figure 14-18 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane
In the Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane, the content in the RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT column is excessive, and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-12.
Toolbar
Table 14-8 describes the functions of the toolbar on the Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-8 Toolbar on Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis window Item Subscribers' RRC Fault TopN pane Description Select a record and click to display the Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane and Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane. Display times of UE access in a pie chart. Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane Display the reasons of the cell access fault in a pie chart.
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Item Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the SPU Log Analysis window. The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Display the ID of the best cells in the pie chart. Display the different reasons of RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Display redirection type in a pie chart. Display distribution delay in a CDF chart.
14.3.5 RRC Subscribers' RRC Access Fault Reason Analysis Window

Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution Pane
The Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane is the original analysis result, and analyzes the reasons and times of RRC Connection Request fault, as shown in Figure 14-19.
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Figure 14-19 Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane
Subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> Pane

In the Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution window, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-20. The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Distribution pane analyzes the UE where the fault happens and the times of fault generation.
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Figure 14-20 Subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane
<User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason Pane
In the subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-21. The <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason pane analyzes the UE's call drop fault record of the selected reason.
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Figure 14-21 <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane
The content in the RACH MEASUREMENT REPORT column is excessive and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-12.
Toolbar
Table 14-9 describes the functions of the toolbar on the Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Reason window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-9 Toolbar on Subscribers ' RRC Connection Request Fault Reason window Item Subscribers' RRC Fault Reason Distribution pane Description Select a record and click to display the Subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Display times of UE access fault reason in a pie chart.
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Item Subscriber RRC Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane
Description Selects a record and click to display the <User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Displays the code of the UE generating access fault in a pie chart.
<User select UEID>'s RRC Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane
Selects a record and click SPU Log Analysis window.
to display the
The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Displays the IDs of the best cells in a pie chart. Displays the different reasons of RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Displays the different states of RRC Status in a pie chart. Displays redirection type in a pie chart. Displays distribution delay in a CDF chart.
14.4 Introduction to the RAB Access Procedure Analysis

14.4.1 Analyzing the RAB Access Procedure
To analyze the RAB access procedure, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click the Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis node in the Trouble Shooting pane. The Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-22.
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Figure 14-22 Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box
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Table 14-10 describes the items in the Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box. Table 14-10 Items in the Cell RAB Access Procedure Analysis dialog box Item Date Time Type RRC Analysis Description Set the begin time and end time. Select one of the following access types to generate corresponding analysis result:

Cell RPC Connection Request Fault Analysis. Cell RPC Connection Request Fault Reason. Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Analysis. Subscribers' RRC Connection Request Fault Reason.
RAB Analysis
Select one of the following access types to generate corresponding analysis result:

Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason. Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason
Available Subscribers
Select the user equipment to be queried. If cell object access analysis is selected, the user equipment is not available. Select the cells to be queried. If user equipment access analysis is selected, the cells are not available.
Available Cells
Step 2 Set the query time and analysis type, and then select user equipment or cells. Step 3 Click OK.
For the analysis result, see the later sections.
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14.4.2 Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Window

The Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis window contains the following parts:

Cell RAB Fault TopN Pane <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution Pane <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record Pane Toolbar
Cell RAB Fault TopN Pane

The Cell RAB Fault TopN pane shows the original analysis result, and statistic analysis times of RAB assignment request fault for each cell, as shown in Figure 14-23.
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Figure 14-23 Cell RAB Fault TopN pane
<User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution Pane

In the Cell RAB Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and then click on the toolbar.
The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-24.
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Figure 14-24 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane
The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane analyzes the RAB assignment request fault of the selected cell by reason and displays the error records.
<User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record Pane

In the <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane, select a result record, and then click on the toolbar.
The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-25.
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Figure 14-25 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane
The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane lists the detailed information on RAB Assignment Request faults of all selected cells. In the <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane, the content of RAB INFO, FAIL RAB INFO, and ACTIVE SET INFO column is excessive, and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-26, Figure 14-27, and Figure 14-28.
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Figure 14-26 Resolution dialog box for RAB INFO column
Figure 14-27 Resolution dialog box for FAIL RAB INFO column
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Figure 14-28 Resolution dialog box for ACTIVE SET INFO column
Toolbar
Table 14-11 describes the functions of the toolbar in the Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis window. The toolbar has different functions in different panes. Table 14-11 Items on the toolbar Item Cell RAB Fault TopN pane Description Select a record and click to display User select cell's RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane and User select cell's RAB Fault Record pane. Display the times of cell access fault in a pie chart. <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane Display the reasons of cell access request fault in a pie chart.
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Item <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the SPU Log Analysis window, as shown in Figure 14-29. The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Display the UE code in a pie chart. Display the Ec/Io value of the best cell in a CDF chart. Display the different reasons of Source RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display different states of Destination RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the RSCP value of the best cell in a CDF chart.
Figure 14-29 SPU Log Analysis window
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14.4.3 Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason Window

RAB Fault Reason Distribution Pane
The RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane is the original analysis result, and analyzes times of RAB assignment request fault for each cell, as shown in Figure 14-30. Figure 14-30 RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane
Cell RAB Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason Pane

In the RAB Fault Reason Distribution window, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Cell RAB Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane, as shown in Figure 14-31. The Cell RAB Fault TopN of User select Fault Reason pane analyzes the cell where the call drop fault happens and the times of generating a fault.
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Figure 14-31 Cell RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane
<User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> Pane
In the Cell RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane, select a record, and click on the toolbar. The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-32.
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Figure 14-32 <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane
The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane statistic analyzes the call drop records of the cells generating the selected reason. In the <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> window, the content of RAB INFO, FAIL RAB INFO, and ACTIVE SET INFO column is excessive, and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-26, Figure 14-27, and Figure 14-28.
Toolbar
Table 14-12 describes the functions of the toolbar on the Cell RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-12 Items on the toolbar Item RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane Description Select a record and click to display the Cell RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Display the causes of RAB access fault in a pie chart.
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Item Cell RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane
Description Select a record and click to display the <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Display the times of cell access fault in a pie chart.
<User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason>pane
Select a record and click to display the SPU Log Analysis window, as shown in Figure 14-29. The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Display the UE code in a pie chart. Display the Ec/Io value of the best cell in a CDF chart. Display the different reasons of Source RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display different states of Destination RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the RSCP value of the best cell in a CDF chart.
14.4.4 Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis Window

Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN Pane
The Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN pane is the original analysis result, and analyzes times of RAB assignment request fault for each UE, as shown in Figure 14-33.
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Figure 14-33 Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN pane
Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution Pane

In the Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN window, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-34. The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane analyzes the fault of RAB assignment request generated by the selected UE owing to the cause, and shows the fault records.
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Figure 14-34 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane
Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record Pane

In the Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN pane, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-35. The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane lists detailed information on each RAB connection request fault in the selected UE.
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Figure 14-35 Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane
In the Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record window, the content of RAB INFO, FAIL RAB INFO, and ACTIVE SET INFO column is excessive, and therefore is displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-26, Figure 14-27, and Figure 14-28.
Toolbar
Table 14-13 describes the functions of the toolbar on the Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Analysis window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-13 Descriptions of the toolbar Item Subscribers' RAB Fault TopN pane Description Select a record and click to display Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane and Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane. Display times of UE access in a pie chart. Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane Display the reasons of the cell access fault in the pie chart.
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Item Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record pane
Description Select a record and click to display the SPU Log Analysis window, as shown in Figure 14-29. The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Displays the ID of the best cells in the pie chart. Display the Ec/Io value of the best cell in a CDF chart. Display the different reasons of Source RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display different states of Destination RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the RSCP value of the best cell in a CDF chart.
14.4.5 Subscribers' RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason Window

RAB Fault Reason Distribution Pane
The RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane is the original analysis result, and statistic analyzes the reasons and times of RAB assignment request fault, as shown in Figure 14-36.
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Figure 14-36 RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane
Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> Pane

In the RAB Fault Reason Distribution window, select a result record, and click toolbar. on the
The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-37. The Subscriber <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Distribution pane analyzes the UE where the fault happens and the times of generating a fault.
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Figure 14-37 Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> window
Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> Pane
In the Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane, select a result record, and click on the toolbar.
The Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane is displayed, as shown in Figure 14-38.
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Figure 14-38 Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane
The Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane statistic analyzes the UE's call drop record for the selected reason. The <User select cell ID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> window, the content of RAB INFO, FAIL RAB INFO, and ACTIVE SET INFO column is excessive, and is therefore displayed as 00 00 00 . If you click a cell grid, the content of the column is displayed, as shown Figure 14-26, Figure 14-27, and Figure 14-28.
Toolbar
Table 14-14 describes the functions of the toolbar in the RAB Assignment Request Fault Reason window. The toolbar in different panes has different functions. Table 14-14 Descriptions of the toolbar Item RAB Fault Reason Distribution pane Description Select a record and click to display the Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Display the times of UE access fault reason in the pie chart.
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Item Subscriber RAB Fault TopN of <User select Fault Reason> pane
Description Select a record and click to display the Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane. Display code of the UE generating access fault in a pie chart.
Cell <User select UEID>'s RAB Fault Record of <User select Fault Reason> pane
Select a record and click to display the SPU Log Analysis window, as shown in Figure 14-29. The SPU Log Analysis window shows the detailed content of the selected record. Displays the ID of the best cells in the pie chart. Display the Ec/Io value of the best cell in a CDF chart. Display the different reasons of Source RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display different states of Destination RRC Establish Cause in a pie chart. Display the RSCP value of the best cell in a CDF chart.
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About This Chapter
The following table describes the contents of this chapter. Section 15.1 Problem Caused by MSDE Uninstalled Incompletely 15.2 Problem Caused by MSDE Started up Incorrectly 15.3 MSDE Provided by Microsoft Cannot Be Uninstalled 15.4 Error Appears When You Type the Path Directly During the Project Creation 15.5 The Map Cannot Be Displayed 15.6 PDF Chart and CDF Chart Describes How to start up MSDE manually. How to uninstall MSDE.
FAQ
The problem caused by MSDE uninstalled incompletely and the method to resolve it.
The reason why the project cannot be created and the method to resolve it. The reason why the map cannot be displayed. The PDF chart and CDF chart.
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15.1 Problem Caused by MSDE Uninstalled Incompletely
Problem: After the MSDE is uninstalled, reinstalling the MSDE in the system fails. Analysis: Because MSDE is not uninstalled completely, there are still MSDE instance files on the disk and registry table.
Answer: Manually delete the MSDE instance files existing in the disk and registry table, and then reinstall it. Pay attention to the following two parts:
MSDE register table information: Open registry table to check whether it has the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server\GENEX. If so, delete it. MSDE disk path: Stop the MSDE service before manual installation, then delete the disk path (C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL$GENEX).
After the remaining MSDE instance files are cleared, you can reinstall MSDE successfully.
15.2 Problem Caused by MSDE Started up Incorrectly
Problem: When the MSDE is started up incorrectly, the system prompts that the database cannot be connected. The problem involves how to start up MSDE manually.
Answer: To solve the problem, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Choose Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server > Service Manager. The SQL Server Service Manager dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-1.
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Figure 15-1 SQL Server Service Manager dialog box
Step 2 Type the sever name (machine name \GENEX) in the Server field. Step 3 Click Start/Continue to start MSDE. ----End
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If you want to check whether MSDE is activated, you can display the SQL Server Service Manager dialog box. Select correct server name, and click Refresh services, the dialog box shows the state of MSDE.
15.3 MSDE Provided by Microsoft Cannot Be Uninstalled
Problem: The MSDE provided by Microsoft cannot be uninstalled. Analysis: There are some bugs in the Microsoft MSDE. Answer: Replace the MSDE in the system with the MSDE in the installation package of this software. Perform the following steps:
Step 1 Choose Start > All Programs > Microsoft SQL Server > Service Manager. The SQL Server Service Manager dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-1 Step 2 Manually delete the existing MSDE instance files stored on the disk and registry table. After the remaining MSDE instance files are cleared, you can reinstall MSDE successfully. ----End
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15.4 Error Appears When You Type the Path Directly During the Project Creation
Problem: When you directly type the path for the project during creating a project, the project can not be created successfully.
Analysis: The following three causes may lead to a project creation failure:

The path the user typed does not exist. The user has no permission to operate the file folder. The disk space is insufficient for the project.
Answer: Ensure that the path exists and you have the permission to operate the file folder, and Check whether the disk has sufficient space for the project.
15.5 The Map Cannot Be Displayed Correctly
Problem: The map is not displayed after the project parameters are imported. Answer: Check whether GENEX Share component is installed correctly. If the GENEX Share is not installed, install the GENEX Share. Then the map can be displayed normally.
15.6 PDF Chart and CDF Chart

During coverage analysis, the PDF and CDF charts are concerned. Here we introduce them briefly.
PDF: Probability Distribution Function Reflects the percentage of each value. It is mostly shown in bar chart and marked each percent value.
CDF: Cumulative Distribution Function Reflects the percentage of each value after being accumulated. It is mostly shown in line chart and marked with percent values.
For example, the number series {2, 4, 6, 8, and 10} displayed on the two map charts are described as follows:
PDF chart The number series on X-axis is {1, 2, 3, 4, and 5}, while the number series on Y-axis is {2, 4, 6, 8, 10}. The probability of Y-axis is {6.6%, 13.3%, 20%, 26.7%, 33.3%}.
CDF chart The number series on X-axis is {1, 2, 3, 4, and 5}, while the number series on Y-axis is {6.6%, 19.9%, 39.9%, 66.6%, and 100%}. The CDF chart shows a cumulative effect.
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15.7 Detail Description about the Configuration Analysis

15.7.1 MML File Compare
Function description
MML File Compare is the function which can compare two HUAWEI RNC MML configuration script and output the different of their content about some configuration parameters in RNC level. You can see the appendix to check what parameters it can support. The configuration file contains some RNC level parameter, specially for the wireless network optimization information of the RNC. The parameters of network layer are of great significance for the network optimization. The MML files of the same RNC may differ based on the network status and time. By comparing them, engineers can find out the effect that each parameter takes modifies on the network.
How to Compare MML files

To compare the MML files, first Open GENEX Nastar WCDMA and open a project, then perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click MML File Compare of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node, or you can select MML File Compare and Execute on the shortcut menu. The Compare MML File dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-2.
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Figure 15-2 Compare MML File dialog box
Table 15-1 lists the items in the Compare MML File dialog box. Table 15-1 Items in the Compare MML File dialog box Item Compare Files First MML file Description Click to select the first MML file to be compared. Click to select the second MML file to be compared. Select the configuration parameters of the RNC level, as listed in Table 12-4.
Second MML file Compare Option RNC
Table 15-2 RNC configuration parameter Level 1 Level 2 RNC Algorithm Switch RNC Access Handoff
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Level 1 Resource Control Load Control Power Control
Level 2
Step 2 Select the two MML files to be compared. Step 3 Select the parameters to be compared.
The configuration parameters of the RNC level and Cell level cannot be selected at the same time.
Step 4 Click OK. The Comparing MML Files window is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-3. Figure 15-3 Comparing MML Files window
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15.7.2 Configuration Change Compare Report

Configuration Change Compare Report function to generate a configuration change compare report, which can output the different from the two configuration information. The compared two MML file configuration must belong to the same RNC and output in different time.
How to Generate a Configuration Change Compare Report

To compare the MML files, first Open GENEX Nastar WCDMA and open a project, then perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Configuration Change Compare Report of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node. The MML Compare dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-4. Figure 15-4 MML Compare dialog box
Step 2 Click Browse to select a path for the configuration parameter compare report. Step 3 Click next to the Name in The First MML File field.
The MML File Selection dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 15-5.
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Figure 15-5 MML File Selection dialog box
Step 4 Select the first MML file to be compared in the MML File Selection dialog box, and click OK to return to the MML Compare dialog box. Step 5 Click next to the Name in The Second MML File field.
Step 6 Select the second MML file to be compared in the MML File Selection dialog box. Step 7 Click OK in the MML File Selection dialog box. The MML Compare dialog box is displayed as in Figure 12-18 and Table 12-6 describes the file information in the MML Compare dialog box. Table 12-6 File information on the two MM files File Information Name RNC ID Description Indicates the name of the selected file. Indicates the ID of the RNC to which the configuration file belongs. The RNC ID of the two files must be the same. Export time start Export time end Indicates the start time for exporting the configuration file. Indicates the end time for exporting the configuration file. The time is used to judge the file whether it is an early version or a later one. The exporting end time of the two files cannot be the same. BAM version Indicates the BAM version. The two files must belong to the same BAM version.
Step 8 Click OK. Then you can get the configuration query result.
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15.7.3 Comparing Configuration With Baseline

For each HUAWEI WCDMA RNC version, there is a default MML file with the default configuration parameter
How to Comparing Configuration With Baseline

To compare the configuration parameter with the baseline, perform the following steps: Step 1 Double-click Compare Configuration with Baseline of the WCDMA Configuration Analysis node. The Compare Configuration with Baseline dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 12-20. Figure 12-20 Compare configuration with baseline dialog box
Step 2 Set on the Compare configuration with baseline dialog box.

Click the first Click the second Click the third
to select the file path for saving the report. to select the MML file to be compared. to select the baseline file.
Step 3 Click OK. The Configuration Compare with Baseline report is generated, as shown in Figure 12-22.
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Figure 12-21 Configuration Compare with Baseline report
15.7.4 The MML Command List which processed in Configuration Change Compare Report and Comparing Configuration with Baseline
The Following MML Command Will Compared in Configuration Change Compare Report.
SET ADMCTRL SET CACALGOSWITCH SET DCCC SET DRD SET HOCOMM SET INTERFREQHOCOV SET INTERFREQHONCOV SET INTERRATHOCOV SET INTERRATHONCOV SET INTRAFREQHO
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SET SRNSR ADD NODEBCONGCTRL ADD AICH ADD BCH ADD CELLCAC ADD CELLCBSSAC ADD CELLDCCC ADD CELLDRD ADD CELLFRC ADD CELLHOCOMM ADD CELLINTERFREQHOCOV ADD CELLINTERFREQHONCOV ADD CELLINTERFREQHOTA ADD CELLINTERRATHOCOV ADD CELLINTERRATHONCOV ADD CELLINTRAFREQHO ADD CELLLDB ADD CELLMEAS ADD CELLPUC ADD CELLRLPWR ADD CELLSELRESEL ADD CELLSETUP ADD CELLSIBSWITCH ADD CHPWROFFSET ADD CTCH ADD FACH ADD FACHDYNTFS ADD FACHLOCH ADD PCH ADD PCHDYNTFS ADD PCPICH ADD PICH ADD PRACHACTOASCMAP
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ADD PRACHASC ADD PRACHBASIC ADD PRACHSLOTFORMAT ADD PRACHTFC ADD PSCH ADD PSINACTTIMER ADD RACH ADD RACHDYNTFS ADD RESERVEOVSF ADD SCCPCHBASIC ADD SSCH
The Following Command Will Be Compared in Comparing Configuration With Baseline.

ADD AICH ADD BCH ADD CELLAMRC ADD CELLCAC ADD CELLDRD ADD CELLHCS ADD CELLHCSHO ADD CELLHOCOMM ADD CELLHSDPA ADD CELLHSDPCCH ADD CELLHSSCCH ADD CELLINTERFREQHOCOV ADD CELLINTERFREQHONCOV ADD CELLINTERFREQHOTA ADD CELLINTERRATHOCOV ADD CELLINTERRATHONCOV ADD CELLINTRAFREQHO ADD CELLLDB ADD CELLLDM ADD CELLLDR
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ADD CELLMEAS ADD CELLOLC ADD CELLOLPC ADD CELLPUC ADD CELLRLACTTIME ADD CELLRLPWR ADD CELLSELRESEL ADD CELLSETUP ADD CHPWROFFSET ADD CTCH ADD FACH ADD FACHDYNTFS ADD FACHLOCH ADD GSMNCELL ADD INTERFREQNCELL ADD INTRAFREQNCELL ADD PCH ADD PCHDYNTFS ADD PCPICH ADD PICH ADD PRACHACTOASCMAP ADD PRACHASC ADD PRACHBASIC ADD PRACHSLOTFORMAT ADD PSCH ADD RACH ADD SCCPCHBASIC ADD SCCPCHTFC ADD SSCH SET FRC SET HOCOMM
User can get the detail description about the all above commands and their parameters in 15.7.5 .
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15.7.5 RNC configuration parameter

There are five parameter types that Nastar WCDMA support: RNC Algorithm Switch, Access, Handoff, Resource Control, Load Control, Power Control. And the compare result will five tabs for each command. Now start to introduce the paramaters each type included.
RNC Algorithm Switch

This type has one command that be included in MML parameter compare. Command SET CORRMALGOSWITCH Description Use this command to set the connection-oriented algorithm switches in the RNC.
These commands include these parameters as follows: Command SET CORRMALGOSWITCH Parameter AMRC_SWITCH BE_RATE_DOWN_BF_HO_SWITC H DCCC_SWITCH DOWNLINK_BLIND_DETECTION _SWITCH DL_INNER_LOOP_POWER_CTRL_ SWITCH FRC_FP_MODE_SWITCH FRC_PDCP_COMPRESS_SWITCH HANDOVER_TO_UTRAN_DEFAU LT_CONFIG_SWITCH IGNORE_RLC_CAP_SWITCH IMS_SUPPORT_ACTIVATION IU_QOS_NEG_SWITCH IU_QOS_RENEG_SWITCH IUB_OVERBOOKING_SWITCH IUUP_V2_SPT_SWITCH: LOSSLESS_RELOCIN_SWITCH MULTI_RAB_SWITCH PDCP_IPV6_HEAD_COMPRESS_S WITCH Recommended value OFF OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
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Parameter PS_BE_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH PS_NON_BE_STATE_TRANS_SWI TCH RATE_ADJ_BY_DL_TCP_SWITCH RAB_DOWNSIZING_SWITCH RLC_RETRANS_MEASURE_SWIT CH RSC_FEEDBK_AFTER_SETUPRAB _FAIL_SWITCH 6F6G_SWITCH ACT_SET_QUAL_SWITCH CMCF_DL_HLS_SWITCH CMCF_UL_HLS_SWITCH DETSET_ADD_TO_ACTSET_SWIT CH DETSET_RPRT_SWITCH FDD_MULTI_BAND_NCELL_MEA S_SWITCH HCS_SPD_EST_SWITCH INTER_FREQ_HHO_SWITCH INTER_RAT_CS_OUT_SWITCH INTER_RAT_PS_OUT_SWITCH INTRA_FREQUENCY_HARD_HAN DOVER_SWITCH IUR_SHO_DIVCTRL_FIELD_SUPP _SWITCH NO_CMCAP_MEAS_CTRL_NEED_ CMCF_SWITCH SIGNAL_HO_SWITCH SNA_RESTRICTION_SWITCH SOFT_HANDOVER_SWITCH SRNSR_DSCR_IUR_RESRCE_SWI TCH
Recommended value OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF
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Parameter SRNSR_DSCR_LOC_SEPRAT_SWI TCH SRNSR_DSCR_PROPG_DELAY_S WITCH SRNSR_DSCR_SEPRAT_DUR_SWI TCH AMR_MODE_INDUCE_BLER_TAR GET_ALTER_SWITCH DOWNLINK_POWER_BALANCE_ SWITCH INNER_LOOP_DL_LMTED_PWR_I NC_SWITCH OLPC_SWITCH OLPC_UL_SIR_ERR_REL_SWITC H SIG_DCH_OLPC_SWITCH HSDPA_FLOW_CONTROL_SWITC H HSDPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH HSUPA_PO_UPDATE_SWITCH HSUPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH PS_STREAMING_ON_E_DCH_SWI TCH PS_STREAMING_ON_HSDPA_SWI TCH H2D_FOR_LOWR5_NRNCCELL_A DD_SWITCH HSUPA_DCCC_SWITCH COMB_SERV_DRD_SWITCH DRD_SWITCH HSDPA_DRD_SWITCH RAB_DCCC_DRD_SWITCH RAB_MODIFY_DRD_SWITCH
Recommended value ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF
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15.7.6 Access
This type has seven commands that be included in MML parameter compare. Command SET COIFTIMER SET CONNMODETIMER SET FRC Description Use this command to set connection-oriented Radio Resource Management (RRM) timers. Set the UE timers and constants in connected mode. Set the RNC oriented Fundamental Resource Configuration (FRC) algorithm parameters, including UL/DL DPCH power control parameters, physical channel parameters, HSUPA power control parameters etc Use this command to set the RNC-oriented HS-DPCCH power control algorithm parameters. Set UE timers and constants in idle mode. Use this command to set the encryption algorithms supported by an RNC. According to the protocol, the RNC supports only UEA0 and UEA1 at present. Set the UMTS Integrity Algorithm (UIA) supported by the RNC. According to the protocol, the RNC supports only UIA1 at present.
SET HSDPCCH SET IDLEMODETIMER SET UEA
SET UIA
The parameters of the seven commands as follows: Comand SET COIFTIMER Parameter HRETRYTIMERLEN Description Timer length for H Retry ,Physical unit: s Value range: 0, 1 to 180,default value: 5 RLCMEASCTRLTIME RLEN Timer length for the RLC measurement control,Value range: 1 to 4294967295, Physical unit: ms default value: 20000 SET CONNMODETIME R T302 Timer 302[ms] default value: D2000 N302 Constant 302 default value: 3
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Parameter T304
Description Timer 304[ms] default value: D2000
N304
Constant 304 default value: 3
T305
Timer 305[min] default value: D30
T307
Timer 307[s] default value: none
T308
Timer 308[ms] default value: D40
N308
T309
Timer 309[s] default value: 5
T312
N312
Constant 312 default value: D1
T313
N313
T314
Timer 314[s] default value: D20
T315
N315
T16
SET FRC
DRXCYCLELENCOEF
Paging DRX cycle coefficient. Value range: 3~9. Recommended value: 6.
SET HSDPCCH
ACKPO1
ACK poweroffset1 default value: PO_24/15
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Parameter ACKPO2
Description ACK poweroffset2 default value: PO_12/15
ACKPO3
ACK poweroffset3 default value: PO_9/15
ACKPO1FORSHO
ACK poweroffset1 multi-RLS default value: PO_24/15
ACKPO2FORSHO
ACKPO3FORSHO
NACKPO1
NACK poweroffset1 default value: PO_24/15
NACKPO1FORSHO
NACK poweroffset1 multi-RLS default value: PO_24/15
SET IDLEMODETIMER
T300
Timer 300[ms default value: D2000
N300
T312
Timer312[s] default value: 6
N312
SET UEA
UEA0 UEA1
not encrypted f8 encryption algorithm UIA stands for UMTS Integrity Algorithm. At present, only one algorithm UIA1 is supported. Therefore, the CN, RNC, and UE are all required to support UIA1.
SET UIA
UIA1
15.7.7 Handoff
This type has six commands that be included in MML parameter compare.
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Command SET CMCF
Description Set the RNC oriented Compressed Mode Configuration Function (CMCF) algorithm parameters. Set the RNC oriented Direct Retry Decision (DRD) algorithm parameters. Set the common parameters of RNC oriented handover algorithm. Set RNC-oriented coverage-based inter-RAT handover measurement algorithm parameters. Set the RNC oriented intra-frequency handover measurement algorithm parameters to a cell. The main function is to configure the signaling parameters for the events 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D and 1F. Set the RNC oriented SRNS Relocation (SRNSR) algorithm parameters.
SET DRD SET HOCOMM SET INTERRATHOCOV SET INTRAFREQHO
SET SRNSR
The parameters of the seven commands as follows: Command SET CMCF Parameter DELTACFN Description Delta CFN to start CM mode[frame] Recommended value: 80 DLSFTURNPOINT Dl SF threshold Recommended value: D64 ULSFTURNPOINT Ul SF threshold Recommended value: D64 CMCFCELLTYPE CM cell type Recommended value: WALKING_SPEED_AND_HOT_ SPOT_CELL SET DRD REFCSTHRESHOLD Reference set absolute threshold[dB] value: -18. SET HOCOMM SHMDCLEGDELAYTHESH Soft Handover delay threshold[frame] Recommended value:20 TRIGTIME6F 6F event trigger delay time[ms] Recommended value: D240
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Command
Parameter RXTXTOTRIG6F
Description 6F event trigger threshold[chip] Recommended value: 1172
TRIGTIME6G
6G event trigger delay time[ms] Recommended value: D240
RXTXTOTRIG6G
6G event trigger threshold[chip] Recommended value: 876
DIVCTRLFIELD
Softer handover combination indicationswitch Recommended value: MAY
BEBITRATETHD
BE service handover rate threshold[bit/s] Recommended value: D384
SET INTERRATHO COV
INTERRATPERIODREPOR TINTERVAL
Inter-RAT period report interval[ms] default value: D1000
INTERRATPINGPONGTIM ER
Inter-RAT Ping-Pong timer[s] Recommended value:0. Inter-RAT Ping-Pong Hyst[0.5dB] Recommended value:0. CS service 1A event relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 6
INTERRATPINGPONGHYS T SET INTRAFREQH O INTRARELTHDFOR1ACS
INTRARELTHDFOR1APS
PS service 1A event relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 6
INTRARELTHDFOR1BCS
CS service 1B event relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 12
INTRARELTHDFOR1BPS
PS service 1B event relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 12
INTRAABLTHDFOR1FECN O
1F event absolute EcNo threshold[dB] Recommended value: -24.
INTRAABLTHDFOR1FRSC P
1F event absolute RSCP threshold[dBm] Recommended value: -115
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Parameter INTRAFREQMEASQUANT ITY
Description Intra-freq Measure Quantity Recommended value: CPICH_EC/NO. SRNS relocation expiry time[s] Recommended value: 60.
SET SRNSR
SRNSREXPIRYTIME
SRNSRDELAYOFFSET
Estimated non-measurement delay offset[ms] Recommended value: 400.
SRNSRIURRESELECTTIM ERLEN SRNSRTRIGTIMER
SRNSR Iur reselection timer[s] Recommended value: 100. Relocation trigger timer after IurCCH[s] Recommended value: 60.
SRNSRSEPARATEDURATI ON
Duration of triggering static relocation[s] Recommended value: 30.
SRNSRABCNDOMAINTYP E
SRNS relocation-allowed traffic type Recommended value: ALL.
15.7.8 Resource Control

This type has thirteen commands that be included in MML parameter compare. Command SET FRC Description Set the RNC oriented Fundamental Resource Configuration (FRC) algorithm parameters, including UL/DL DPCH power control parameters, physical channel parameters, HSUPA power control parameters etc. Set the RNC-oriented Call Admission Control(CAC) algorithm parameters, including [UL AF of conversational service], [DL AF of conversational service], [UL AF of streaming service], [DL AF of streaming service], [UL AF of interactive service], [DL AF of interactive service], [UL AF of background service], [DL AF of background service], [UL AF of non_amr conversational service], [DL AF of non_amr conversational service].
SET ADMCTRL
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Command SET AMRC
Description Set the RNC-oriented Adaptive Multi-Rate Control (AMRC) parameters, including UL/DL event relative thresholds, AMR speech mode BLERs, [UL TX power periodical reporting mode], [DL mode change waiting timer length], etc. Set RNC-oriented Dynamic Channel Reconfiguration Control (DCCC) algorithm parameters, including dynamic channel configuration parameters triggered by traffic volume, and radio link stability guarantee parameters. Use this command to set the FACH scheduling priority for each traffic class. FACH frame scheduling priority indicates the priority of scheduling FACH data frame transmission on the Uu interface. Used this command to set the frame handling priority of each traffic classes. Use this command to set the logical channel priority for each traffic classes. Set RNC-oriented queue preempt algorithm parameters. Use this command to set RNC-Oriented UE State Transition Algorithm Parameters UE state transition means that in connected mode, the state of the UE transits from one state to another. Use this command to set the guarantee rate of BE traffic class for different priority HSPA users. Set RNC Oriented User Priority Related Parameters. Set WFMR configuration parameters. Set WPS Algorithm parameters for RNC
SET DCCC
SET FACHSCHEPRIO
SET FRMHANDPRIO SET LOCHPRIO SET QUEUEPREEMPT SET UESTATETRANS
SET USERGBR SET USERPRIORITY SET WFMRCFGDATA SET WPSALGO
The parameters of the thirteen commands as follows: Command SET FRC Parameter ULBECOMBTFCNO NCMPCFGTHS Description UL BE traffic TFC config threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: D400.
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Parameter DLBECOMBTFCNO NCMPCFGTHS
Description DL BE traffic TFC config threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: D400.
ULBETRAFFINITBIT RATE DLBETRAFFINITBIT RATE DLSTRTHSONHSDP A
UL BE traffic Initial bit rate[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64. DL BE traffic Initial bit rate[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64. DL streaming threshold on HSDPA[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64.
DLBETRAFFTHSON HSDPA
DL BE traffic threshold on HSDPA[kbit/s] Recommended value: D8.
ULBETRAFFDECTH S
UL BE traffic DCH decision threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: D8.
DLBETRAFFDECTH S
DL BE traffic DCH decision threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: D8.
SET ADMCTRL
ULACTFACTORFOR NONAMRCONV
UL AF of NON_AMR conversational service Recommended value: 100.
DLACTFACTORFOR NONAMRCONV
DL AF of NON_AMR conversational service Recommended value: 100.
ULACTFACTORFOR AMRCONV DLACTFACTORFOR AMRCONV SET AMRC ALLOWPOWERMEA STRIGAMRC ALLOWIUBCONGST TRIGAMRC ULTHD6A1
UL AF of AMR conversational service Recommended value: 50. DL AF of AMR conversational service Recommended value: 50. Power measure trigger AMRC switch Recommended value: TRUE. Iub congestion trigger AMRC switch Recommended value: TRUE. UL 6A1 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 2.
ULTHD6B1
UL 6B1 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 2.
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Parameter ULTHD6A2
Description UL 6A2 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 10.
ULTHD6B2
UL 6B2 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 10.
DLTHDE1
DL E1 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 50.
DLTHDE2
DL E2 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 50.
DLTHDF1
DL F1 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 120.
DLTHDF2
DL F2 event relative threshold[dB] Recommended value: 120.
INITAMRMODE
Default Initial AMR Narrowband mode Recommended value: 8.
DLMEASRPRTPERIO D ULAMRCTIMERLEN
DL measurement reporting period[ms] Recommended value: 480. UL AMRC timer length[ms] Recommended value: 3000.
SET DCCC
EVENTEATHD
Event Ea relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 2.
EVENTEBTHD
Event Eb relative threshold[0.5dB] Recommended value: 2.
RECONFIGDELAYTI ME ULRATEADJLEVEL
1A rate down penalty time[s] Recommended value: 30. Uplink Rate adjust level Recommended value: 2_Rates.
ULMIDRATECALC
Uplink mid bitrate calculate method Recommended value: AUTO_CALC.
DLRATEADJLEVEL
Downlink Rate adjust level Recommended value: 2_Rates.
DLMIDRATECALC
Downlink mid bitrate calculate method Recommended value: AUTO_CALC.
ULPSBEGUARRATE
Uplink BE guarantee bitrate on DCH[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64.
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Parameter DLPSBEGUARRATE
Description Downlink BE guarantee bitrate on DCH[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64.
DLHYSTTIMEFORF
Event F hysteresis time[10ms] Recommended value: 64.
CHOICERPTUNITFO RF TENMSECFORE
Reporting period unit for event F Recommended value: TEN_MSEC. Event F reporting period in 10ms Recommended value: 480.
MINFORE
Event F reporting period in min Recommended value: None.
PWRMARGIN
Event F reporting power margin[0.1dB] Recommended value: 10.
ULMIDRATETHD
Uplink mid bitrate threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: None.
DLMIDRATETHD
Downlink mid bitrate calculate method Recommended value: AUTO_CALC.
LITTLERATETHD
Low activity bitrate threshold[kbit/s] Recommended value: D64.
SET FACHSCHEPRI O
SIGSCHEPRIO
Signalling FACH SchePrio default value: 15
PSINTTHP1SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP2SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP3SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP4SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP5SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP6SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP7SCHEPRI O
PS interactive THP1 FACH SchePrio default value: 12 PS interactive THP2 FACH SchePrio default value: 11 PS interactive THP3 FACH SchePrio default value: 10 PS interactive THP4 FACH SchePrio default value: 9 PS interactive THP5 FACH SchePrio default value: 8 PS interactive THP6 FACH SchePrio default value: 7 PS interactive THP7 FACH SchePrio default value: 6
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Parameter PSINTTHP8SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP9SCHEPRI O PSINTTHP10SCHEPR IO PSINTTHP11SCHEPR IO PSINTTHP12SCHEPR IO PSINTTHP13SCHEPR IO PSINTTHP14SCHEPR IO PSINTTHP15SCHEPR IO PSBKGSCHEPRIO
Description PS interactive THP8 FACH SchePrio default value: 5 PS interactive THP9 FACH SchePrio default value: 4 PS interactive THP10 FACH SchePrio default value: 3 PS interactive THP11 FACH SchePrio default value: 2 PS interactive THP12 FACH SchePrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP13 FACH SchePrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP14 FACH SchePrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP15 FACH SchePrio default value: 1 PS background FACH SchePrio default value: 0
SET FRMHANDPRI O
SIGFRMHANDPRIO
Signalling FrmHandPrio default value: 15
CSCONVFRMHAND PRIO CSSTRFRMHANDPR IO PSCONVFRMHAND PRIO PSSTRFRMHANDPR IO PSINTTHP1FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP2FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP3FRMHAN DPRIO
CS conversational FrmHandPrio default value: 14 CS streaming FrmHandPrio default value: 14 PS conversational FrmHandPrio default value: 13 PS streaming FrmHandPrio default value: 13 PS Interactive THP1 FrmHandPrio default value: 12 PS interactive THP2 FrmHandPrio default value: 11 PS interactive THP3 FrmHandPrio default value: 10
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Parameter PSINTTHP4FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP5FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP6FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP7FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP8FRMHAN DPRIO PSINTTHP9FRMHAN DPRIO
Description PS interactive THP4 FrmHandPrio default value: 9 PS interactive THP5 FrmHandPrio default value: 8 PS interactive THP6 FrmHandPrio default value: 7 PS interactive THP7 FrmHandPrio default value: 6 PS interactive THP8 FrmHandPrio default value: 5 PS interactive THP9 FrmHandPrio default value: 4 PS interactive THP10 FrmHandPrio default value: 3 PS interactive THP11 FrmHandPrio default value: 2 PS interactive THP12 FrmHandPrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP13 FrmHandPrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP14 FrmHandPrio default value: 1 PS interactive THP15 FrmHandPrio default value: 1 PS background FrmHandPrio default value: 0 SRB1 LochPrio, default value: 1 SRB2 LochPrio, default value: 2 SRB3 LochPrio, default value: 3 SRB4 LochPrio, default value: 4 CS conversational lochPrio default value: 1
SET HSDSCHSCHE PRIO
PSINTTHP10FRMHA NDPRIO PSINTTHP11FRMHA NDPRIO PSINTTHP12FRMHA NDPRIO PSINTTHP13FRMHA NDPRIO PSINTTHP14FRMHA NDPRIO PSINTTHP15FRMHA NDPRIO PSBKGFRMHANDPR IO SRB1LOCHPRIO SRB2LOCHPRIO SRB3LOCHPRIO SRB4LOCHPRIO CSCONVLOCHPRIO
CSSTRLOCHPRIO
CS streaming LochPrio default value: 1
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Parameter PSCONVLOCHPRIO
Description PS conversational LochPrio default value: 2
PSSTRLOCHPRIO
PS streaming LochPrio default value: 2
PSINTTHP1LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP2LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP3LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP4LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP5LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP6LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP7LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP8LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP9LOCHPRI O PSINTTHP10LOCHP RIO PSINTTHP11LOCHP RIO PSINTTHP12LOCHP RIO PSINTTHP13LOCHP RIO PSINTTHP14LOCHP RIO PSINTTHP15LOCHP RIO
PS interactive THP1 LochPrio default value: 3 PS interactive THP2 LochPrio default value: 3 PS interactive THP3 LochPrio default value: 3 PS interactive THP4 LochPrio default value: 4 PS interactive THP5 LochPrio default value: 4 PS interactive THP6 LochPrio default value: 4 PS interactive THP7 LochPrio default value: 5 PS interactive THP8 LochPrio default value: 5 PS interactive THP9 LochPrio default value: 5 PS interactive THP10 LochPrio default value: 6 PS interactive THP11 LochPrio default value: 6 PS interactive THP12 LochPrio default value: 6 PS interactive THP13 LochPrio default value: 7 PS interactive THP14 LochPrio default value: 7 PS interactive THP15 LochPrio default value: 7
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Parameter PSBKGLOCHPRIO
Description PS background LochPrio default value: 8
SET QUEUEPREEM PT
PREEMPTALGOSWI TCH QUEUEALGOSWITC H QUEUELEN
Preempt algorithm switch Recommended value: ON. Queue algorithm switch Recommended value: OFF. Queue length Recommended value: 10.
POLLTIMERLEN
Poll timer length[10 ms] Recommended value: 500 ms.
MAXQUEUETIMELE N1 MAXQUEUETIMELE N2 MAXQUEUETIMELE N3 MAXQUEUETIMELE N4 MAXQUEUETIMELE N5 MAXQUEUETIMELE N6 MAXQUEUETIMELE N7 MAXQUEUETIMELE N8 MAXQUEUETIMELE N9 MAXQUEUETIMELE N10 MAXQUEUETIMELE N11 MAXQUEUETIMELE N12
Max queuing time length 1[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 2[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 3[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 4[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 5[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 6[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 7[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 8[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 9[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 10[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 11[s] Recommended value: 5 s. Max queuing time length 12[s] Recommended value: 5 s.
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Command SET UESTATETRA NS
Parameter D2F2PTVMTHD
Description BE DCH to FACH or FACH to PCH 4b threshold[byte] default value: D64
CELLRESELECTTIM ER STATETRANSTRAFF REDUNDCOEF CELLRESELECTCO UNTER BEH2FSTATETRANS TIMER
Cell reselection timer[s] default value: 180 State trans traffic redund coef[%] default value: 80 Cell reselection counter default value: 9 BE HS-DSCH to FACH transition timer[s] default value: 180
BEH2FTVMTHD
BE HS-DSCH to FACH 4b threshold[byte] default value: D64
BEH2FTVMTIMETO TRIG
BE HS-DSCH to FACH 4b time to trigger[ms] default value: D5000
BEH2FTVMPTAT
BE HS-DSCH to FACH 4b Pending Time after trigger[ms] default value: D16000
BEFTOHTVMTHD
BE FACH to HS-DSCH 4a threshold[byte] default value: D1024
BEFTOHTVMTIMET OTRIG
BE FACH to HS-DSCH 4a time to trigger[ms] default value: D240
SET USERGBR
GOLDULGBR
Uplink GBR of Gold User[kbit/s] default value: D64
GOLDDLGBR
Downlink GBR of Gold User[kbit/s] default value: D64
SILVERULGBR
Uplink GBR of Silver User[kbit/s] default value: D64
SILVERDLGBR
Downlink GBR of Silver User[kbit/s] default value: D64
COPPERULGBR
Uplink GBR of Copper User[kbit/s] default value: D64
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Parameter COPPERDLGBR
Description Downlink GBR of Copper User[kbit/s] default value: D64
SET USERPRIORIT Y
ARP1PRIORITY
User_priority of Allocation/Retention priority 1 Value range: Gold, Silver, Copper.
ARP2PRIORITY
ARP3PRIORITY
ARP4PRIORITY
ARP5PRIORITY
ARP6PRIORITY
ARP7PRIORITY
ARP8PRIORITY
ARP9PRIORITY
ARP10PRIORITY
ARP11PRIORITY
ARP12PRIORITY
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Parameter ARP13PRIORITY
Description User_priority of Allocation/Retention priority 13 Value range: Gold, Silver, Copper.
ARP14PRIORITY
PRIORITYREFEREN CE CARRIERTYPEPRIO RIND SET WFMRCFGDA TA SET WPSALGO MACCPAGEREPEAT
Interate Priority Configured Reference Recommended value: ARP. Indicator of Carrier Type Priority Value range: NONE, DCH, HSPA. Number of page re-TX default value: 1
NBMWPSALGORITH MSWITCH
Set WPS Algorithm Switch Value range: ALGORITHM_ON, ALGORITHM_OFF Set WPS user priority Recommended value: PRIORITY2&PRIORITY3&PRIORITY 4&PRIORITY5&PRIORITY6.
NBMWPSALGORITH MPRIORITY
15.7.9 Load Control

This type has two commands that be included in MML parameter compare. Command SET LDCPERIOD Description Set RNC-oriented load control (LDC) algorithm cycle length. Set the Load Monitor (LDM) algorithm parameters.
SET LDM
The parameters of the two commands as follows:
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Command SET LDCPERIOD
Parameter INTRAFREQLDBPERIO DTIMERLEN
Description Intra-frequency LDB period timer length[s] Recommended value: 1800.
PUCPERIODTIMERLEN
PUC period timer length[s] Recommended value: 1800.
LDRPERIODTIMERLEN
LDR period timer length[s] Recommended value: 10.
OLCPERIODTIMERLEN
OLC period timer length[ms] Recommended value: 3000.
SET LDM
ULBASICCOMMMEASF ILTERCOEFF
UL basic common measure filter coeff Recommended value: D6.
CHOICERPRTUNITFOR ULBASICMEAS
Time unit for UL basic meas rprt cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORULBASIC MEAS
UL basic meas rprt cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 100. UL basic meas rprt cycle[m] Value range: 1~60.
MINFORULBASICMEAS
DLBASICCOMMMEASF ILTERCOEFF
DL basic common measure filter coeff Recommended value: D6.
CHOICERPRTUNITFOR DLBASICMEAS
Time unit for DL basic meas rprt cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORDLBASIC MEAS MINFORDLBASICMEAS
DL basic meas rprt cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 20. DL basic meas rprt cycle[m] Value range: 1~60.
LDBAVGFILTERLEN
LDB moving average filter length Recommended value: 32.
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Parameter PUCAVGFILTERLEN
Description PUC moving average filter length Recommended value: 32.
ULLDRAVGFILTERLEN
UL LDR moving average filter length Recommended value: 25.
DLLDRAVGFILTERLEN
DL LDR moving average filter length Recommended value: 25.
ULOLCAVGFILTERLEN
UL OLC moving average filter length Recommended value: 25.
DLOLCAVGFILTERLEN
DL OLC moving average filter length Recommended value: 25.
ULCACAVGFILTERLEN
UL CAC moving average filter length Recommended value: 3.
DLCACAVGFILTERLEN
DL CAC moving average filter length Recommended value: 3.
CHOICERPRTUNITFOR HSDPAPWRMEAS
Time unit of HSDPA need pwr meas cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORHSDPAP WRMEAS
HSDPA need pwr meas cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 100.
MINFORHSDPAPWRME AS HSDPANEEDPWRFILTE RLEN CHOICERPRTUNITFOR HSDPARATEMEAS
HSDPA need pwr meas cycle[m] Value range: 1~60. HSDPA need power filter len Recommended value: 1. Time unit of HSDPA bit rate meas cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORHSDPAP RVIDRATEMEAS
HSDPA bit rate meas cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 100.
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Parameter MINFORHSDPAPRVIDR ATEMEAS HSDPAPRVIDBITRATE FILTERLEN MAXMEASCONTINVAL IDTIMES
Description HSDPA bit rate meas cycle[m] Value range: 1~60. HSDPA bit rate filter len Recommended value: 1. Max measure continuous invalid times Recommended value: 3.
ULOLCMEASFILTERCO EFF CHOICERPRTUNITFOR ULOLCMEAS
UL overload measure filter coeff Recommended value: D1. Time unit for UL OLC meas rprt cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORULOLCM EAS MINFORULOLCMEAS
UL OLC meas rprt cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 20. UL OLC meas rprt cycle[m] Value range: 1~60.
ULOLCTRIGHYST
UL OLC trigger hysteresis[ms] Recommended value: 100.
DLOLCMEASFILTERCO EFF CHOICERPRTUNITFOR DLOLCMEAS
DL overload measure filter coeff Recommended value: D1. Time unit for DL OLC meas rprt cycle Recommended value: TEN_MSEC.
TENMSECFORDLOLCM EAS MINFORDLOLCMEAS
DL OLC meas rprt cycle[10ms] Recommended value: 20. DL OLC meas rprt cycle[m] Value range: 1~60.
DLOLCTRIGHYST
DL OLC trigger hysteresis[ms] Recommended value: 100.
PERIODPROTECTTIME RCOEFF
Period common measure protect timer coeff Recommended value: 150.
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15.7.10 Power Control

This type has four commands that be included in MML parameter compare. Command SET DPB Description Set RNC Downlink Power Balance (DPB) algorithm parameters. Set the RNC oriented Fundamental Resource Configuration (FRC) algorithm parameters, including UL/DL DPCH power control parameters, physical channel parameters, HSUPA power control parameters etc. Set the common parameters of RNC oriented handover algorithm. Set RNC oriented Out loop Power Control (OLPC) algorithm parameters.
SET FRC
SET HOCOMM
SET OLPC
The parameters of the four commands as follows: Command SET DPB Parameter RPTPERIOD Description DPB measurement report period[ms] Recommended value: 70. DPBMEASFILTERC OEF DPBSTARTTHD DPB measurement filter coefficient Recommended value: D0. DPB triggering threshold[dB] Recommended value: 8. DPBSTOPTHD DPB stop threshold[dB] Recommended value: 4. MAXADJUSTSTEP Max DPB adjustment step[slot] Recommended value: 4. ADJUSTPERIOD DPB adjustment period[frame] Recommended value: 2. ADJUSTRATIO DPB adjustment ratio Recommended value: 0. RATIOFORMAXPO WER Ratio for max power Recommended value: 50.
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SET FRC
PWRCTRLALG
Power control algorithm selection Recommended value: ALGORITHM1.
ULTPCSTEPSIZE
UL closed loop power control step size[dB] Recommended value: 1.
DPCMODE
DL power control mode Recommended value: SINGLE_TPC.
FDDTPCDLSTEPSIZ E
FDD DL power control step size[dB] Recommended value: STEPSIZE_1DB. TFCI power offset[0.25dB] Recommended value: 0.
TFCIPO
TPCPO
TPC power offset[0.25dB] Recommended value: 12.
PILOTPO
Pilot power offset[0.25dB] Recommended value: 12.
SET HOCOMM
DRNCSHOINITPWR PO
Initial power offset for SHO in DRNC[dB] Recommended value:15
SET OLPC
SIRMEASFILTERCO EF SIRCONVERGETHD
SIR measurement filter coefficient Recommended value: D0. SIR convergence threshold[dB] Recommended value: 6.
SIRERRREPORTHYS T SIRADJUSTFACTOR
SIR error report hysteresis time[ms] Recommended value: 8. SIR adjustment coefficient Recommended value: 10.
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