Own100202 Bsc6800 Data Configuration (RNL) Issue1.0

OWN100202 BSC6800 Data
Configuration (RNL)
ISSUE 1.0
Wireless Curriculum Development Section
Review
Radio
resource configuration
management composes all the

parameters of radio resource, Including
cell setup parameters, common channel
parameters, system information
parameters and radio resource
management parameters.
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Objectives
Upon
completion of this course, you will be
able to:
Master
the
structure
of
radio
network layer data configuration
Master how to Configure the radio

network layer data completely
Know
about
the
common
commands of Maintenance
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Contents
Global Parameter Configuration
Cell Data Configuration
CBS configuration
SLMC configuration
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Start
Conf igureRNC
basic inf ormation
Activ ateLicense
Conf igureRNC
areainf ormation
Conf igureSIB1
Conf igureconnection
orientedalgorithm switch
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Preparation for global parameter configuration:
Item
Example
RNC
basic
informati
on
MNC
MNC=46000
MCC
MCC=
RNC
area
informati
on
LAC and
corresponding PLMN
value tag range
SIB1
Command
Remark
ADD
RNCBASIC
Based on network
planning
LAC=0x2512, and corresponding

PLMN value tag ranges 14
ADD LAC
SAC of CS/PS domain
SAC=0x0000
ADD SAC
RAC and
corresponding PLMN
value tag range
RAC=0x00, and corresponding

PLMN value tag ranges 58
ADD RAC
Based on network
planning. You cannot set
such area information for
an RNC cell before you
configure the information
for the RNC.
URA ID
URA ID=1
ADD URA
CN domain in need of
NAS information
CS domain
and PS domain
ADD
CNDOMAIN
NAS information of CS
domain
Periodical location update

timer=1, Attach/detach
indication=ALLOWED, DRX cycle
length coefficient=8
NAS information of PS
domain
Network mode of
operation=MODE1, DRX cycle
length coefficient=8
Based on network
planning
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Configure local office information(ADD RNCBASIC)

Configure
the RNCID, MCC and MNC by adding the basic
information of RNC, so as to determine the PLMN where this RNC is

located, and globally identify the RNC. Plan and negotiate the related
parameters before configuration.
Activate the License file (ACT LICENSE )
Configure LA (ADD LAC)

one
BSC6800 can be configured with up to 256 LAs.
Only
when the cells included in RNC are specified with a LA, can the
UE use network services, such as paging or UE location update.
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Configure RA (ADD RAC)

When
the LA has been set, the RA information used for PS services
should be configured. Similar to LA, all the RAs related to the cells
included in RNC must be configured. One BSC6800 can be
configured with up to 2560 RAs.
Configure SA (ADD SAC)

When
a LA has been set, the SA information used for CS and PS
services should be configured. Similar to RA, all the SAs related to

the cells included in RNC must be configured. One BSC6800 can be
configured with up to 2560 SAs.
Configure URA (ADD URA)

One
RNC may control many URAs and one BSC6800 can be
configured with up to 2560 URAs.

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SIB1 includes:
CN domain NAS system information
UE timers and constants in idle mode
UE timers and constants in connected mode
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CN NAS system information (ADD CNDOMAIN)

CN
domain NAS information includes CS domain NAS
information and PS domain NAS information. The information is

compulsory
UE timers in idle mode (SET IDLEMODETIMER)

The
system automatically creates the initial values of the UE
timers and constants in idle/connection mode during initialization,

the timers and constants in idle/connection mode are set as
optional, and users can query and modify the values.
UE timers in connected mode (SET CONNMODETIMER)
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Set
the connection oriented algorithm switches (SET
CORRMALGOSWITCH )
You may set [Channel class algorithm switch], [Handover

algorithm switch], [Power control algorithm switch] and [Traffic
combination switch]
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Questions
What global parameters should we configure?
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Contents
CBS configuration
SLMC configuration
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Cell
Data Configuration Overview
Configuring
Local Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell Quickly
Configuring
Neighboring Cell
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Model of the logical cell configuration

To configure a cell is to set up a logical cell in a NodeB. In
this aspect, you need configure the corresponding local cell,

configure the logical cell and configure the related
neighboring cells
Cell
Cell-Id
1
1
RRM
algorithm
parameters
1
System
information
1
PCPICH
1
PSCH
1
SSCH
1-8
1
Access restriction
URA
andselection/
reselection
information
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1
PCCPCH
1
1
Measurement
control
information
1
Neighboring
cell
information
BCH
1-2
PICH
SCCPCH
1
PCH
0-1
1-2
FACH
PRACH
1
AICH
1
RACH
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Normal procedure
Start
Configure local cell
Configure logical
cell
Configure neighboring
cell
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End
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Quick procedure
Start
Configure local cell
Configure logical cell

quickly
Configure neighboring
cell
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Fundamental
Local
cell and logical cell
Logical
cell setup procedure in Iub interface
Resource audit
Logical cell setup
System information update
Logical
channel, transport channel and physical channel
TB and TBS
TF, TFS, TFC and TFCS
TFCI and TFI
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Data to Prepare
The
data to be negotiated at NodeB

Including name of the NodeB that the logical cell is bound to,
local cell ID.
The
data that should be consistent with RNC configuration

ID of the RNC where the cell is located, MCC, MNC, LAC,
SAC, RAC.
Cell
Id
The
data that should be consistent with the TNL
configurations(ADD NODEB)
The subsystem on WSPU that controls the logical cell should

be consistent with the control subsystem in the NodeB that the
logical cell is bound to.
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Data to Prepare
Logical
cell basic information
downlink (DL) primary scrambling code, uplink (UL) frequency, DL

frequency, PCPICH transmit power, time offset and so on
Neighboring
Channel
cell information
ID plan
Before establishing a cell, the operator should take the cell as a

whole, and make a unified plan for common physical channel ID,
CCH ID. BSC6800 provides a set of recommended configuration
scheme. as shown in the following table
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Data to Prepare
Common
Common
physical
channel ID
physical channel configuration

Common physical channel
Abbreviation
Remark
Primary Synchronization CHannel
PSCH
One and only one in one cell
Secondary Synchronization CHannel
SSCH
Primary Common PILot CHannel
PCPICH
Primary Common Control Physical CHannel
PCCPCH
Physical Random Access CHannel 1
PRACH 1
Physical Random Access CHannel 2
PRACH 2
One or two in one cell. It is

recommended to configure
one PRACH in one cell.
Acquisition Indicator CHannel corresponding to

PRACH 1
AICH 1
Acquisition Indicator CHannel corresponding to

PRACH 2
AICH 2
Secondary Common Control Physical CHannel 1
SCCPCH 1
Secondary Common Control Physical CHannel 2
SCCPCH 2
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Paging Indicator CHannel corresponding to

SCCPCH
PICH
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One AICH corresponds to one

PRACH.
One or two in one cell. It is
recommended to configure
one SCCPCH in one cell.
One and only one in one cell.
It corresponds to the PCH.
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Data to Prepare
Common
Common
transport
channel ID
transport channel configuration

Common transport channel
Abbreviation
Broadcast CHannel
BCH
Random Access Channel on PRACH 1
RACH 1
Remark
One and only one in one cell. It is
on the PCCPCH.
One RACH is on one PRACH.

2
Random Access Channel on PRACH 2
RACH 2
Paging Channel on SCCPCH 1
PCH
Forward Access CHannel 1 (for

signalling) on SCCPCH 1
FACH 1
Forward Access Channel 2 (for

service) on SCCPCH 1
FACH 2
Forward Access CHannel 1 (for

signalling) on SCCPCH 2
FACH 3
Forward Access Channel 2 (for

service) on SCCPCH 2
FACH 4
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One and only one in one cell.

When there are two SCCPCHs in
the cell, the SCCPCH with the
smaller ID bears the PCH.
One SCCPCH can bear 02
FACHs. However, it shall bear at
least one FACH or one PCH.
There may be 14 FACHs in one
cell.
One SCCPCH can bear 02
FACHs. However, it shall bear at
least one FACH or one PCH.
There may be 14 FACHs in one
cell.
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Questions
What data should we prepare before configuration?
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Cell
Configuring
Local Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell
Configuring
Configuring
Neighboring Cell
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Local Cell Configuration
The
local cell ID information should be configured first in RNC, so
that the Iub interface can correctly deliver the corresponding logical
cell data during the establishment of a cell.
Before
configuration, negotiation should be performed on NodeB
side to obtain the local cell ID. By executing ADD LOCELL, the
local cell ID and the relationship between the local cell and NodeB
can be added.
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In actual configuration, merely Local Cell ID and NodeB
Name need to be specified. Local Cell ID is used to identify
the local cell. Local cells are sequentially numbered in
NodeB. To facilitate management, sometimes, they should
be sequentially numbered in UTRAN. NodeB Name is
already configured by executing ADD NODEB. Here, the
input NodeB name should be consistent with the configured
NodeB name.
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Relevant
ADD
MML commands
LOCELL
NodeB
Local
LST
Name
Cell ID
LOCELL
RMV
LOCELL
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Cell
Configuring
Local Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell
Configuring
Configuring
Neighboring Cell
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Cell Configuration Procedure

Start
Configure cell basic

information
Configure PCPICH
Configure PCCPCH
and BCH
Configure PSCH
Configure SSCH
Configure SCCPCH
Configure PRACH
Configure cell URA
Configure cell radio link

power parameters
Configure cell synchronized radio
link reconfiguration activation
time offset
Configure cell RRM
algorithm parameters
Configure other cell oriented

system information
Activate cell
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Add cell basic information
You may carry out ADD CELLSETUP to add the logical cell basic information
and start the logical cell configuration
Before the logical cell configuration:

The
corresponding RNC basic information, LAC, CS/PS SAC, RAC and local cell
shall be set.
The
corresponding local cell shall be available
One cell can belong to one or two SAs. When in two SAs, the cell regards one
SA as a CS/PS domain and the other as a BC domain.
You may modify most basic information of the logical cell using MOD
CELLSETUP.
To modify [Max transmit power], [Num of continuous in sync ind], [Num of

continuous
out
of
sync
ind],
[Radio
link
failure
timer
length]
or
PSCH/SSCH/PCPICH/BCH transmit power, you need carry out MOD CELL

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Add cell basic information

To
run MOD CELLSETUP to modify the basic information of an
active cell. You need follow the following procedure:

Carry
out DEA CELL to deactivate the cell
Carry
out MOD CELLSETUP to modify the basic information
Carry
out ACT CELL to make the modification effec The corresponding
local cell shall be available

MOD
CELL can run directly for an active cell. It can initiate a cell
reconfiguration procedure on the corresponding Iub interface.

RMV
CELL can remove a logical cell and all data of the cell.
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Configuring PCPICH
The
information on PCPICH is transmitted over the entire
cell, and serves as the phase reference of the downlink

SCH, PCCPCH, PICH, SCCPCH, etc.
There
After
is only one PCPICH in each cell.
the cell activation, you can query and modify the
PCPICH rather than remove the PCPICH or add another

PCPICH
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Configuring PCPICH
Relevant
commands for configuring PCPICH
Function
Command
Add PCPICH
ADD PCPICH
List PCPICH
LST PCPICH
Modify transmit power of PCPICH
MOD CELL
Modify max and min transmit powers of PCPICH
MOD PCPICHPWR
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Configuring PCCPCH and BCH
PCCPCH
is used to bear the BCH on which system
information and cell-specific information are broadcast. It

should be configured together with BCH.
After
the cell activation, you can query the PCCPCH
rather than remove the PCCPCH or add another

PCCPCH.
By
executing ADD PCCPCH, a PCCPCH can be added
before the activation of the cell.
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Configuring PCCPCH and BCH

ADD
PCCPCH
Add
LST
the PCCPCH information of a cell
PCCPCH
Query
ADD
LST
the PCCPCH information of a cell
BCH
BCH
MOD
CELL
Modify
the Tx power of the BCH of a cell.
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Configuring SCH
The
PSCH is used for cell search, so that the UE can be
synchronized. There is only one PSCH in each cell. Before a cell is

activated, a PSCH must be already configured in the system. After the
cell is activated, the PSCH can be queried, modified or deleted, but
the addition of a second PSCH is not allowed.
By
executing ADD PSCH, a PSCH can be added before the activation
of the cell.
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Configuring SCH
The
SSCH is used for cell search, so that the UE can realize
synchronization and obtain block information. There is only one

SSCH in each cell. Before a cell is activated, an SSCH must be
already configured in the system. After the cell is activated, the
SSCH can be queried, modified or deleted, but the addition of a
second SSCH is not allowed.
By
executing ADD SSCH, an SSCH can be added before the
activation of the cell.
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Configuring SCH
ADD
LST
PSCH
ADD
LST
PSCH
SSCH
SSCH
MOD
CELL
Modify
the Tx power of the SCH of a cell.
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Configuring SCCPCH
There
may be 12 SCCPCHs in each cell. You shall configure at least
one SCCPCH in the cell before you activate the cell.

After
the cell activation, you can query, modify and remove an SCCPCH
and add another SCCPCH as long as 12 SCCPCHs are in the cell .

You
shall configure the SCCPCH(s) together with the related FACH(s),
PCH and PICH .

Possible
SCCPCH configuration:
SCCPCH
ID
Number of
SCCPCHs in
cell
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Configuration for FACH, PCH and PICH
8 or 9
The SCCPCH bears 12 FACHs and one PCH.

The PCH corresponds to the PICH.
The SCCPCH bears 02 FACHs and 1 PCH.

The PCH corresponds to the PICH.
The SCCPCH bears 12 FACHs.
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Configuring SCCPCH
In
BSC6800, each SCCPCH in a logical cell bears 1~2 FACHs and/or
0~1 PCH. The total number of FACHs in a cell should be within 1~4.
It
is recommended in BSC6800 that an SCCPCH should be
configured with 2 FACHs, one for bearing signaling data and the
other for bearing service data. If an SCCPCH is only configured with
one FACH, that FACH will bear both signaling data and service data.
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Configuring SCCPCH
Add
SCCPCH basic information

You may carry out ADD SCCPCHBASIC to add the basic information of
an SCCPCH and start the SCCPCH configuration
You may list the basic information, TFC and slot format and so on of the
SCCPCH using LST SCCPCH.
You may modify the time of arrival window startpoint/endpoint and power
of the PCH and the time of arrival window startpoint/endpoint and max
transmit power of the FACH(s) using MOD SCCPCH.
MOD SCCPCH can run for an active cell. It can initiate a common
transport channel reconfiguration procedure on the corresponding Iub
interface
You cannot remove the SCCPCH that bears the PCH after you activate
the cell
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure
TFC of SCCPCH
You may carry out ADD SCCPCHTFC to add a TFC to the

SCCPCH. You may carry it out repeatedly to add multiple TFCs.
CTFC, is obtained by calculation based on the transport format

combinations of all the transport channels (including FACH and
PCH) borne on the SCCPCH.
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure
FACH basic information
You may carry out ADD FACH to add the FACH basic
information before activating the SCCPCH
the recommended full FACH configuration
SCCPC
H ID
Data on
FACH
FACH
ID
Time of
arrival
window
startpoint
Time of
arrival
window
endpoint
Common
channel
priority
Channe
l code
type
Rate
matching
attribute
Signallin
g
20
10
14
Convol
utional
(1/2)
220
Services
30
10
Turbo
160
Signallin
g
20
10
14
Convol
ution
(1/2)
220
Services
30
10
Turbo
160
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure
FACH basic information
Recommended one-FACH configuration
Data on
FACH
Signalling
and services
Common
channel
priority
14
Time of
arrival
window
startpoint
20
Time of
arrival
window
endpoint
10
Channel
code type
Convolution
al (1/2)
Rate
matching
attribute
220
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure dynamic TFS of FACH
You may carry out ADD FACHDYNTFS to add the dynamic TFS
to the FACH before activating the SCCPCH .
Recommended dynamic TFS configuration under full FACH

configuration :
Data on
FACH
FACH
ID
RLC
size
TB
number
of TF1
Number
of TFs
TB
number
of TF2
TB
number
of TF3
Signalling
168
Services
360
None
Signalling
168
Services
360
None
Logic
channel list
selection
ALL
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure dynamic TFS of FACH
Recommended dynamic TFS configuration under one-FACH

configuration :
Data on
FACH
Signalling
and
services
RLC size
168
Number of
TFs
TB number
of TF1
TB number
of TF2
TB number
of TF3
Logic
channel list
selection
ALL
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Configuring SCCPCH
Configure logical channel mapped to FACH
If you want the FACH to bear signalling, you may carry out ADD
FACHLOCH to add the logical channel to the FACH before
activating the SCCPCH
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Configuring SCCPCH
In
the BSC6800 system, there is 1 or 2 SCCPCHs in a logical cell.
There is only 1 SCCPCH that bears a PCH, i.e. the number of PCH
in a cell is 1.
As
per BSC6800 recommendations, SCCPCH 8 bears PCH 3.
The
procedure of adding a PCH is as follows.
1. Configure PCH basic information.
2. Configure PCH dynamic TFS.
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Configuring SCCPCH
By
executing ADD PCH, the operator can add a PCH
which is borne by SCCPCH.

By
executing ADD PCHDYNTFS, the dynamic TFS can be
added to a PCH.
Recommended
dynamic TFS configuration of PCH :
Logic channel list selection

RLC size
All
240
Number of TFs
TB number of TF1
TB number of TF2
TFS
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Configuring SCCPCH
There
is a one-to-one relationship between PICH and PCH.
Therefore, the number of PCHs in a cell should be equal to that of

PICHs, i.e. there is only 1 PICH in a cell.
As
per BSC6800 recommendations, PCH 3, and there is a one-to-
one relationship between this PCH and PICH 10.

By
executing ADD PICH, the corresponding PICH can be added to a
logical cell, and the corresponding relationship between the PICH,

PCH and SCCPCH can be established.
carry
out ADD CHPWROFFSET to configure the offsets of the
PICH/AICH transmit powers from the PCPICH transmit power before

activating the cell
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Configuring SCCPCH
Activate
SCCPCH
carry out ACT SCCPCH to check the integrity and consistency of the
SCCPCH information.
If the cell is active, ACT SCCPCH will trigger a common transport

channel setup procedure on the corresponding Iub interface
If the cell is not active, ACT SCCPCH will not actually trigger the
SCCPCH setup until you activate the cell
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Configuring PRACH
There
You
may be 12 PRACHs in each cell.
shall configure at least one PRACH in the cell before you
activate the cell.

After
the cell activation, you can query, modify and remove a PRACH
and add another PRACH as long as 12 PRACHs are in the cell.

You
shall configure the PRACH(s) together with the RACH(s) and
AICH(s).
A PRACH bears one RACH.
A PRACH corresponds to one AICH.
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Configuring PRACH
Configure PRACH basic information
You may carry out ADD PRACHBASIC to add the basic information of a
PRACH and start the PRACH configuration.
Recommended PRACH basic information configuration:
Available preamble signatures
Available RACH sub channel no.
Signature 0Signature 7
Subchannel 0Subchannel 11
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Configuring PRACH
Configure TFC of PRACH
You may carry out ADD PRACHTFC to add a TFC to the PRACH before
activating the PRACH.
Relationship between TFC parameters of PRACH:
CTFC of
PRACH
TF on RACH
Gain Factor of PRACH (BetaC/BetaD)
1168
11/15
1360
10/15
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Configuring PRACH
Slot
Format Configuration
You may carry out ADD PRACHSLOTFORMAT to add slot format(s) to
the PRACH before activating the PRACH
Relationship between PRACH slot format and PRACH spreading factor
PRACH spreading factor
PRACH slot format
256
128
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Configuring PRACH
Add
ASC of PRACH
You may carry out ADD PRACHASC to add an ASC to the PRACH
before activating the PRACH. You may carry it out repeatedly to add
multiple ASCs.
It is recommended that you should configure two ASCs (ASC0 and

ASC1) and that you should set all subchannels and preamble signatures
(07) as available
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Configuring PRACH
AC-ASC
mapping information
BSC6800 can provide different access services for UEs with different
ACs according to AC-ASC mapping
You may carry out ADD PRACHACTOASCMAP to add the AC-ASC

mapping information to the PRACH before activating the PRACH
Recommended AC-ASC mapping
AC
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
ASC
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Configuring PRACH
In
a BSC6800 cell, a PRACH bears one RACH
You
can configure an RACH at two steps:
Configure RACH basic information
Configure dynamic TFS of the RACH
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Configuring PRACH
Configure
RACH basic information
You may carry out ADD RACH to add the RACH basic information
before activating the PRACH
Configure
dynamic TFS of RACH
You may carry out ADD RACHDYNTFS to add a dynamic TFS to the
RACH before activating the PRACH.
Recommended dynamic TFS configuration of RACH:
TF0 bits
TFS
TF1 bits
RLC size
TB number of TF1
RLC size
TB number of TF1
168
1
360
1
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Configuring PRACH
Configure
AICH
In a BSC6800 cell, one AICH corresponds to one PRACH. By default,

AICH 6 corresponds to PRACH 4.
You may carry out ADD AICH to add the AICH basic information before
activating the PRACH
You may set [AICH transmission timing] as 1 for a cell with
coverage radius over 30 km , For an otherwise cell you may set
[AICH transmission timing] as 0
You may carry out ADD CHPWROFFSET to configure the offsets of the
AICH/PICH transmit powers from the PCPICH transmit power before
activating the cell
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Configuring PRACH
Activate
PRACH
carry out ACT PRACH to check the integrity and consistency of the
PRACH information
If the cell is active, ACT PRACH will trigger a common transport channel
setup procedure on the corresponding Iub interface.
If the cell is not active, ACT PRACH will not actually trigger the PRACH
setup until you activate the cell.
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Configuring Cell URA

Configuring
Cell URA
You may carry out ADD CELLURA to add a URA to the logical cell
You may configure 18 URAs for each logical cell before you activate
the cell
ADD CELLURA can run many times for one logical cell. It can also run
when the cell is active
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Configuring Cell Radio Link Power Parameters

Configuring
Cell Radio Link Power Parameters
You may carry out ADD CELLRLPWR to configure the maximum and
minimum radio link powers for a CS/PS service rate
You shall configure a set of radio link power parameters respectively for
at least one CS service rate and one PS service rate in the cell before
you activate the cell
If a UE requests a service rate unavailable in BAM database, the radio

link power parameters of the proximate service rate will be applicable for
the UE.
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Configuring Cell Synchronized Radio Link Reconfiguration

Activation Time Offset
Configuring
Cell Synchronized Radio Link Reconfiguration Activation
Time Offset
You may carry out ADD CELLRLACTTIME to configure the synchronized

radio link reconfiguration activation time for the cell before you activate
the cell
BSC6800 will calculate the Connection Frame Number (CFN) activation

time based on the activation time offset
ADD CELLRLACTTIME can run once and only once for one logical cell
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Configuring Cell RRM Algorithm

Parameters
You
shall configure the following RRM algorithm information
for the cell before you activate the cell:
RRM algorithm switches
RRM algorithm parameters, including Call Admission Control

(CAC), Load Congestion Control (LCC), Potential User Control
(PUC), and Load Balance (LDB) algorithm parameters.
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Configure cell algorithm switch

Carry
out ADD CELLALGOSWITCH to configure the
following algorithm switches for the cell before you activate

the cell
Cell algorithm switches of intra-frequency load balance, interfrequency load balance, potential user control, LCC, default
DPCH offset value configuration and load monitoring algorithms.
Uplink CAC algorithm switch
Downlink CAC algorithm switch
You
shall
select
LDM
before
selecting
any
of
INTRA_FREQUENCY_LDB, INTER_FREQUENCY_LDB, PUC

and CAC
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CAC Configuration
Call Access Control algorithm
CAC is to control a new call access request so as to guarantee

QoS for the calls already accessed. It predicts the influence of
the new call after examining the new call access request and
the current system load. It then judges whether to accept the
new call based on the prediction
CAC consists of uplink CAC and downlink CAC. Uplink CAC

judges the uplink load by Received Total Wideband Power
(RTWP).
Downlink
CAC
judges
the
downlink
load
by
Transmitted Carrier Power (TCP)
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CAC Configuration
You
may carry out ADD CELLCAC to add the CAC algorithm
parameters to the cell before you activate the cell

ADD
CELLCAC can run once and only once for one logical
cell. You shall carry out ADD CELLCAC before you activate
the cell
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CAC Configuration
Parameters
Cell environment type
Case 1, speed 3 km/h
Relative
delay [ns]
Average
power
[dB]
Relative
delay [ns]
Average
power
[dB]
Relative
delay [ns]
Average
power
[dB]
976
10
976
260
20000
521
781
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CAC Configuration
Parameters
Uplink thresholds
UL common channel load factor
Downlink thresholds
DL common channel load reserved coefficient
Max UL transmit powers of conversational, streaming, interactive

and background services
Orthogonality factor
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LCC Configuration
Load
Congestion Control algorithm
LCC is to avoid call drop or QoS fall due to shortage of downlink

transmit power resources in the cell so as to enhance the cell
stability
The transmit carrier power (TCP) of the cell may increase

abruptly and the system may become overloaded or even
congested in the following cases:
The access admission thresholds are too high and too many UEs
gain access to the cell at one time.
Best Effort (BE) services increase abruptly.
A large number of UEs move away from the NodeB at high speeds.
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LCC Configuration
Load
LCC judges the downlink load by the ratio of the downlink TPC
to the cell maximum transmit power.
When the downlink load exceeds the congestion start threshold,

LCC considers that congestion occurred. It then limits the BE
services with lower priorities and rejects new access requests
through relevant algorithms until the downlink load drops below
the congestion stop threshold
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LCC Configuration
Load
ADD CELLALGOSWITCH, open the LCC algorithm switch.
ADD CELLLCC, LCC algorithm parameters can be added to a

logical cell. the algorithm parameters include measurement
threshold 1 and measurement threshold 2.
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PUC algorithm Configuration

PUC
algorithm
PUC is to modify the cell selection/reselection parameters in the

system messages based on cell load situations to lead a UE not
in CELL_DCH status to camp on a cell with lighter load.
You may carry out ADD CELLLCC to add the LCC algorithm
parameters to the cell before you activate the cell.
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LDB algorithm Configuration

Intra-frequency
cell load balance control algorithm
Intra-frequency cell load balance control algorithm balances

loads among intra-frequency cells with badly unbalanced loads
by changing their coverage areas. Thus the utilization of system
resources is increased. It is also called cell breathing.
Concentric
inter-frequency cell load balance control algorithm
Unbalanced load might occur to multiple carriers. Concentric

inter-frequency cell load balance control algorithm is to balance
the loads by switching UEs among these carriers to increase the
utilization of system resources
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LDB algorithm Configuration

You
may carry out ADD CELLLDB to add the LDB algorithm
parameters before you activate a logical cell
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Configuring Other Cell Oriented System

Information
A
normally running BSC6800 cell broadcasts SIB1/3/5/7/11
and optionally SIB2/18 , You need additionally configure

the following system information before you activate the
cell
System information switch of SIB2/18
System information parameters of SIB3/11, including cell

access restriction information, cell selection and reselection
information and so on.
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Configure cell system information switch

You
may carry out ADD CELLSIBSWITCH to determine
whether to broadcast SIB2/18 in the cell
ADD CELLSIBSWITCH can run once and only once for one
logical cell
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System Information SIB1 Configuration

The
system information block type 1 contains NAS system
information as well as UE timers and counters to be used in

idle mode and in CELL_DCH.
The
UE shall forward the content of the IE "NAS system info"
to the non-access stratum entity indicated by the IE "CN

domain identity";
The
UE shall use the IE "CN domain specific DRX cycle
length coefficient" to calculate frame number for the Paging

Occasions and Page indicator.
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Relevant
Commands
ADD RNCBASIC
ADD LAC
ADD RAC
ADD SAC
RMV LAC
RMV RAC
RMV SAC
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ADD CNDOMAIN(CS)
T3212
ATT
DRX Cycle Length Coefficient
ADD CNDOMAIN(PS)
NMO
DRX Cycle Length Coefficient
SET IDLEMODETIMER
SET CONNMODETIMER
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The
system information block type 2 contains the URA identity and
information for periodic cell and URA update. It also includes the UE
timers and counters to be used in connected mode.
In
state CELL_FACH or CELL_PCH, start to perform periodical cell
updates using the information in the IE "UE timers and constants.

In
state URA_PCH, start to perform periodical URA updates using the
information in the IEs "URA identity" and "UE timers and constants".
ADD
CELLURA
URA ID
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The
system information block type 3 contains parameters for
cell selection and re-selection.

Access
restriction information is broadcast in a cell through
SIB3. By setting access control information, the operator can

avoid the overloading of access channels in critical conditions.
Cell
selection and reselection information is broadcast in the
cell through SIB3, to implement measurement control related

to cell selection and re-selection for the UEs that are not in
CELL_DCH state.
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ADD
CELLSELRESEL
By executing ADD CELLSELRESEL, selection and reselection

information can be added to a logical cell.
ADD
CELLACCESSSTRICT
By executing ADD CELLACCESSSTRICT, the access restriction

information can be added to a logical cell.
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System
Information Block Type 5
The system information block type 5 contains parameters for the

configuration of the common physical channels in the cell.
ADD
CHPWROFFSET
PICH POWER OFFSET
AICH POWER OFFSET
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The
system information block type 7 contains the fast
changing parameters UL interference and Dynamic

persistence level
In
BSC6800 system, SIB 7 is realized in NODEB
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The
cell may broadcast the cell measurement control system
information through SIB11 to perform measurement control for

UEs in states other than CELL_DCH .
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FACH
measurement occasion.
If the inter-frequency cell reselection function is enabled, the UE

is required to measure inter-frequency neighboring cells
periodically.
For the UE which is in URA_PCH/CELL_PCH state or in idle

mode, such kind of measurement does not constitute an
obstacle. However, for the UE in CELL_FACH state, because
there is a service data flow between the network side and the
UE, the inter-frequency measurement time must be specified for
the UE. Otherwise, it will lead to data Rx interruption.
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ADD
CELLMEAS
ADD CELLMEAS to used to set cell measurement control

information,
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Activating Cell
The
previous configurations cannot make effect until you
activate the cell.

You
may carry out ACT CELL to check the integrity and
validity of the logical cell information
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Cell
Configuring
Local Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell
Configuring
Configuring
Neighboring Cell
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Cell Configuration Procedure

BEGIN
ADD CELL BASIC INFO.
COMMON
CHANNEL CONF.
CELL RRM
PARAS. CONF.
ADD QUICKCELLSETUP
SYSTEM INFO.
CONF.
ACTIVATE CELL
END
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Quick Cell Setup Configuration
BSC6800 provides quick cell setup function, in which fewer

parameters are required
Configure the basic information for the cell to setup.
Modify the automatically configured resources of the cell.
Activate the cell
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Before configuration, parameter negotiation and plan

should be made, such as uplink/downlink frequency,
primary
downlink
scrambling
code,
the
controlling
subsystem, LAC, SAC, RAC, etc.
Specify [URA Number] and configure the URA IDs .
Carry out ADD QUICKCELLSETUP to add a cell quickly
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The principle for quickly setting up a logical cell is that only

a few mandatory parameters are specified by the operator,
and that the default values and standard configurations are
adopted for other parameters.
When the actual requirement is not consistent with the

auto-configured values, the corresponding parameters can
be modified.
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Default channel configuration for quickly configured cell
Common
physical
channel ID
Common
physical
channel
Common
transport
channel ID
Common
transport
channel
Common
physical
channel ID
Common
physical
channel
PSCH
SSCH
PCPICH
PCCPCH
BCH
PRACH
RACH
AICH
FACH (bearing
signaling)
FACH(bearing
service)
PCH
10
PICH
FACH (bearing
signalling)
FACH (bearing
service)
SCCPCH 1
SCCPCH 2
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Commands for querying cell configuration
Command
Function
Function
Command
List PCPICH
LST PCPICH
List PCCPCH
LST PCCPCH
List BCH
LST BCH
List PSCH
LST PSCH
List SSCH
LST SSCH
List SCCPCH
LST SCCPCH
List SCCPCH
LST SCCPCH
List FACH
LST FACH
List PCH
LST PCH
List PICH
LST PICH
List PRACH
LST PRACH
List RACH
LST RACH
List AICH
LST AICH
List cell channel power offset information
LST CHPWROFFSET
List cell URA
LST CELLURA
List URA cell
LST URACELL
List cell radio link power parameters
LST CELLRLPWR
List cell synchronized radio link

reconfiguration activation time offset
LST CELLRLACTTIME
List cell algorithm switch
LST CELLALGOSWITCH
List cell oriented CAC algorithm parameters
LST CELLCAC
List cell oriented LCC algorithm

parameters
LST CELLLCC
List cell SIB switch
LST CELLSIBSWITCH
List cell access restriction information
LST CELLACCESSSTRICT
List cell selection and reselection

information
LST CELLSELRESEL
List cell measurement control system

information
LST CELLMEAS
List cell CBS DRX parameters
LST CELLCBSDRX
List cell CBS SAC
LST CELLCBSSAC
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ACT CELL is used to activate the quick setup cell, and

initiate the CELL SETUP procedure on the Iub interface.
The cell runs into services and the procedure to quick setup
a cell finished.
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Cell
Configuring
Local Cell
Configuring
Logical Cell
Configuring
Configuring
Neighboring Cell
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Neighboring Cell Configuration

Neighboring
cell type
There are four types of neighboring cells: intra-frequency

neighboring cell, inter-frequency neighboring cell, concentric
inter-frequency neighboring cell and inter-RAT neighboring cell
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Configuration
principle
You need configure neighboring relation for a new cell from the
following two aspects:
Add other cells as the neighboring cells of the new cell.
Add the new cell as the neighboring cell of other cells.
RNC keeps the neighboring cell information of each cell, and

delivers the information to the UE by means of system
information or measurement control information, so that the UE
can implement cell selection/reselection and handover.
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Configuration
procedure
Start
Y
Neighboring cell in GSM
or GSM/GPRS?
N
N
Neighboring cell in
another RNC?
Concentric inter-freq
neighboring cell
ADD
NRNCCELL
ADD
GSMCELL
Intra-freq
neighboring cell
ADD
CONINTERFREQCELL
Determine neighboring
relation type
ADD
INTERFREQCELL
ADD
INTRAFREQCELL
Inter-freq
neighboring cell
ADD
INTERRATNCELL
Configure more
neighboring cells?
N
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Configuration
procedure
1. Judge whether it is located in other RNC. In the case , there

may be no basic information of the cell in the current RNC. So
the operator needs to configure neighboring RNC cell basic
information.(ADD NRNCCELL)
2. Then judge whether it is an intra-frequency or inter-frequency

neighboring cell, and set the corresponding neighboring relation.
(ADD INTRAFREQCELL , ADD INTERFREQCELL)
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Configuration
procedure
3. For a cell located in this RNC, judge whether it is an

overlapped inter-frequency neighboring cell. If it is, set the
overlapped
inter-frequency
neighboring
relation
.(ADD
CONINTERFREQCELL)
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Configuration
procedure
4. If a neighboring cell is in the GSM/GPRS system, you shall

configure it as an inter-RAT neighboring cell of the local cell.
Before the configuration, you shall add the basic information of
the neighboring cell to the local RNC .(ADD GSMCELL )
5. Carry out ADD INTERRATNCELL to add an inter-RAT

neighboring cell to the local cell.
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Configuration
procedure
6. Configure the neighboring relations with this cell. The

configuration procedure is basically similar to the procedure of
configuring neighboring cells for this cell.
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Note:
If a cell has an inter-RAT neighboring cell, you cannot configure

an inter-frequency neighboring cell for it and vice versa
A cell may have up to 31 intra-frequency neighboring cells, 32

inter-frequency neighboring cells and 32 concentric interfrequency neighboring cells. .
A cell may have neighboring cells from up to three RNCs

(including the local RNC). The total number of its intra-frequency
and inter-frequency neighboring cells in a single RNC cannot
exceed 32 .
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Questions
If
we want to add a intra-frequency cell in other
RNC, What should we do?
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Contents
CBS configuration
SLMC configuration
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Procedure of CBS configuration

Start
Start
Run the correct License
Configure cell CTCH

Iu-BC interface
configuration
N
Set up a cell quickly
Set up a cell
Configure cell CBS DRX

parameters
Set up a cell quickly
Configure cell CBS SA
N
Configure Cell CBS
When carry out ADD

QUICKCELLSETUP,set
parameter [CBS support]
to TRUE?
Y
Activate cell CBS
End
End
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Configuring Cell CTCH

To
ensure the normal operation of CBS, you shall configure
one CTCH for each cell supporting CBS

You
may carry out LST FACH to query the FACH whose
[Common channel priority] is D14

You
may carry out ADD CTCH to setup a CTCH for a cell
MTTI= [Transmission time interval]/10
[CTCH allocation period] and [CBS frame offset K] should be

integer multiple of MTTI. This parameter is broadcast through
system messages.
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Configuring Cell CBS DRX Parameters

You
may carry out ADD CELLCBSDRX to configure DRX
parameters of cell CBS
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Configuring Cell CBS SA

You
shall configure a CBS SA for a cell to ensure the normal
operation of the CBS.

Different
from the CS/PS SA, the cell CBS SA has one-to-one
correspondence to a cell
You
may
carry
out
ADD
CELLCBSSAC
to
add
corresponding relation between a cell and a CBS SAC
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Activating Cell CBS

You
can activate cell CBS after configuration. Activating cell
CBS will trigger CBS setup procedure .

You
can carry out ACT CELLCBS to activate CBS.
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Contents
CBS configuration
SLMC configuration
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SMLC Configuration Overview

UTRAN
positioning network structure
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UTRAN
UE (User Equipment):The types of UE measurement for positioning include

include SFN-SFN observed time difference measurement (type 2), UE RxTx Time Difference measurement(type 2), GPS Code Phase measurement,
and UE GPS timing of cell frame for UE positioning.
RNC (Radio Network Controller): It manages and controls the radio

resources in the positioning system, and transfers various positioning
messages
NodeB: It performs common and dedicated positioning measurement. The

common measurement refers to UTRAN GPS Timing of Cell Frame for UE
Positioning. The dedicated measurement refers to the RTT (Round Trip
Time) measurement. It is optional to provide IPDL
SMLC (Serving Mobile Location Center): It is the controlling and processing

center of the location services on the UTRAN side. It is located at SRNC. It
manages the positioning resources, controls the positioning flow,
processes the GPS assistance information, and calculates the position
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UTRAN
LMU (Location Measurement Unit): It measures the UTRAN SFN-SFN

observed time difference. There are two types of LMUs: TypeA and TypeB.
LMUs of TypeA communicate with RNC through the Uu interface. .LMUs of
TypeB are integrated in the NodeB and communicate with RNC through the
Iub interface. BSC6800 supports LMUs of TypeB.
GPS (GPS Reference Receiver): It provides such data as GPS satellite

navigation messages and differential GPS data for the calculation of AGPS positioning assistance data and the calibration of GPS measurement.
According to the assistance mode, GPS reference receivers can be
integrated with RNC or integrated with NodeB. BSC6800 supports the GPS
reference receivers integrated with RNC
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SMLC Configuration Procedure

BSC6800
provides the positioning service with three independent
Licenses:
Location service based on Cell ID
High-accuracy location service based on OTDOA-IPDL
High-accuracy location service based on A-GPS
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The
positioning methods
Cell-ID/RTT positioning
Generally, the reported information in the CELL-ID/RTT positioning
mode is the central position of the cell where the UE is located
the method features fast response but low positioning accuracy
The positioning accuracy of this method depends on the radius of the
UE
actual
cell
LMU
Node B
SRNC
Request to locate UE
UE is in a state where no cell ID is available (for example URA_PCH) or

in idle mode
Forced state transition (e.g. by paging)
State transition
RTT Request
RTT Measurements
Mapping the cell

ID to the cell
coverage or
service area
LCS Response
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The
positioning methods
OTDOA-IPDL positioning
the IPDL (Idle Period DownLink) mechanism is introduced to solve the
hearability problems.
In order to support the OTDOA method in FDD, the RTD of the DL
transmissions must also be known to perform the calculation. If the
UTRAN transmitters are unsynchronised, the RTD will change over
time as the individual clocks drift.
RTT Circle
Node B -(a)
Node B -(c)
UE
Node B -(b)
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Estimated
UE Position
Region
OTDOA
Hyperboloid
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OTDOA-IPDL
positioning
CN
SRNC
Node B
UE
Location request
OTDOA measurements request
UE Rx-Tx timing request
OTDOA measurements report
UE Rx-Tx timing measurements report
RTT measurements request
RTT measurements report
Location estimate
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The
positioning methods
A-GPS positioning
The network keeps tracing the GPS satellite signals, calculates the
GPS supplementary data for UE, and delivers it to the UE. Through
the GPS supplementary data provided by the network, UE can fast
capture the satellite signals and perform the GPS pseudo-distance
measurement .
Compared with traditional GPS, A-GPS features high positioning
accuracy, fast response, and low UE power consumption
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The
positioning methods
Hybrid positioning
Each of the three basic positioning methods CELL-ID/RTT, OTDOAIPDL, and A-GPS has its intrinsic weakness during positioning. The
effective merging of CELL-ID, OTDOA-IPDL, and A-GPS can improve
the adaptability and accuracy of positioning to reach the best
positioning effect
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Positioning
service based on Cell ID/RTT

Start
Configure algorithm parameters

forpositioning service
Configure the cell

positioning information
Configure positioning
neighboring cell
End
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High-accuracy
positioning service based on OTDOA-IPDL

Start
Configure algorithm
parameters for positioning
service
Configure cell
positioning information
Configure positioning
neighboring cell
Configure NodeB IPDL

parameters
Configure GPS timing of

cell frame information
Configure LMU information
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High-accuracy
positioning service based on A-GPS

Start
Configure GPS
receiver
Configure algorithm parameters

for the positioning service
Configure cell positioning
information
Configure cell GPS frame
timing information
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Configuring Positioning Service Algorithm

Parameters
You
may carry out SET SMLC to set the location service algorithm
parameters
It
is recommended that you leave these parameters unchanged
unless you are familiar with these positioning service algorithms
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Configuring Cell Positioning Information
You
may carry out ADD SMLCCELL to add the positioning
information of a cell
The
value of [cell transmission channel delay] must be smaller than
that of [cell transceiver channel delay]. If the actual NodeB

measurement value has incorporated the RF channel delay, you shall
set the corresponding channel delay parameter to 0
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Configuring Positioning Neighboring Cell

You
may carry out ADD SMLCNCELL to add the information of the
positioning neighboring cell

When
delivering the measurement control message of the Uu
interface, SMLC will give the reference cell and the neighboring cell
of the measurement
Both
the reference cell and neighboring cell must have been
configured with positioning information

One
cell can be configured with six positioning neighboring cells at
most.
The
positioning neighboring cell is not necessarily the configured
neighboring cell for handover

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Configuring LMU Information

You
shall configure the LMU information according to the sequence
as follows:
Add LMU information
Add an LMU reference cell
Add an LMU neighboring cell
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Add
LMU information:
You may carry out ADD LMU to add the LMU configuration information
The NodeB corresponding to [NodeB Name] must already exist.
One NodeB can be configured with six LMUs at most.
One BSC6800 can be configured with 1280 LMUs at most
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Add LMU reference cell:
You may carry out ADD LMURCELL to add LMU reference cell
information
The NodeB ID of the reference cell must be the same as that of the
LMU.
You can configure five reference cells on one LMU at most.
One reference cell can only belong to one LMU
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Add LMU neighboring cell:
You may carry out ADD LMUNCELL to add LMU reference cell
information
The LMU neighboring cell must have the same frequency as that of the
LMU reference cell.
For one LMU reference cell, you can configure ten LMU neighboring
cells at most.
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Configuring Cell GPS Frame Timing
You may carry out ADD CELLGPSFRMTIMING to add GPS frame

timing information for a cell
You
can add GPS timing of cell frame measurement information only
after the cell has been configured with positioning information

Cell
GPS timing of cell frame measurement is used for OTDOA
positioning or A-GPS positioning
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Configuring IPDL
The
IPDL configuration is applicable to OTDOA-IPDL positioning
You
may carry out ADD IPDL to add IPDL information to a cell in a
NodeB
It is recommended that the values of [Seed] configured for different

NodeBs be different
Carry
out ACT IPDL to activate the IPDL information
Carry
out DEA IPDL to deactivate the IPDL function of a cell
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Wireless Curriculum Development Section

management composes all the

completion of this course, you will be

network layer data configuration

Master how to Configure the radio

Global Parameter Configuration

Global Parameter Configuration

LAC=0x2512, and corresponding

SAC of CS/PS domain

RAC=0x00, and corresponding

Periodical location update

Global Parameter Configuration

Configure local office information(ADD RNCBASIC)

the RNCID, MCC and MNC by adding the basic

information of RNC, so as to determine the PLMN where this RNC is

Activate the License file (ACT LICENSE )

Configure LA (ADD LAC)

BSC6800 can be configured with up to 256 LAs.

UE use network services, such as paging or UE location update.

Global Parameter Configuration

Configure RA (ADD RAC)

the LA has been set, the RA information used for PS services

Configure SA (ADD SAC)

a LA has been set, the SA information used for CS and PS

services should be configured. Similar to RA, all the SAs related to

Configure URA (ADD URA)

RNC may control many URAs and one BSC6800 can be

configured with up to 2560 URAs.

Global Parameter Configuration

Global Parameter Configuration

CN NAS system information (ADD CNDOMAIN)

domain NAS information includes CS domain NAS

information and PS domain NAS information. The information is

UE timers in idle mode (SET IDLEMODETIMER)

system automatically creates the initial values of the UE

timers and constants in idle/connection mode during initialization,

UE timers in connected mode (SET CONNMODETIMER)

Global Parameter Configuration

the connection oriented algorithm switches (SET

You may set [Channel class algorithm switch], [Handover

What global parameters should we configure?

Cell Data Configuration

Data Configuration Overview

Logical Cell Quickly

Model of the logical cell configuration

this aspect, you need configure the corresponding local cell,

Configure local cell

Configure local cell

Configure logical cell

cell and logical cell

cell setup procedure in Iub interface

Logical cell setup

System information update

channel, transport channel and physical channel

TF, TFS, TFC and TFCS

TFCI and TFI

data to be negotiated at NodeB

data that should be consistent with RNC configuration

data that should be consistent with the TNL

The subsystem on WSPU that controls the logical cell should

cell basic information

downlink (DL) primary scrambling code, uplink (UL) frequency, DL