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RCS, RCQS Cell Data Changeable Exchange Adaptation
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APPLICATION INFORMATION
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RQCD RCS, RCQS Cell Data Changeable Exchange Adaptation Contents

1 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 3 4 5 5.1 Function Data DS Size Data Statistics Data Mobile Telephony Data Strapping Glossary References Application Information
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1 Function
The function block RQCD is part of the Radio Control Subsystem (RCS) in the Base Station Controller (BSC). Block RQCD stores cell related data for locating and supervision functions in block group Radio Connection Quality Supervision (RCQS). Command parameter values are loaded from command blocks with RQCD supplying some parameter default values. The block RQCD also handles statistics concerning number of handover attempts as well as number of successful handovers.
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2 Data
2.1 DS Size Data
2.1.1 SAE 298 Description Number of internal cell individuals Numeral 0 - 1024 SAE Size Alteration Event (SAE) number 298 Associated SAE 2.1.1.1 SAE Description
Parameter NI
The main block for SAE 298 is block ROTRAN. See the Application Information for block ROTRAN for global information. 2.1.1.2 Formula for Number of Individuals 0 1024 1024 1 1 -
Initial size in individuals: Maximum step size increase in individuals: Maximum step size decrease in individuals: Minimum step size increase in individuals: Minimum step size decrease in individuals: DS size in 16-bit words: Reload DS size in 16-bit words: See the Application Information for block ROTRAN for global information. 2.1.2 SAE 299 Description Number of external cell individuals Numeral 0 - 2048 SAE SAE number 299 Associated SAE 2.1.2.1 SAE Description
Parameter NI
The main block for SAE 299 is block ROTRAN. See the Application Information for block ROTRAN for global information.
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2.1.2.2
Formula for Number of Individuals 0 2048 2048 1 1 -
Initial size in individuals: Maximum step size increase in individuals: Maximum step size decrease in individuals: Minimum step size increase in individuals: Minimum step size decrease in individuals: DS size in 16-bit words: Reload DS size in 16-bit words: See the Application Information for block ROTRAN for global information. 2.1.3 SAE 522 Description Block name RQCD System-defined value NI
Parameter BLOCK
Number of individuals in the internal handover counter file Numeral 0 - 32768
SAE
SAE number 522 Local SAE
2.1.3.1
SAE Description
SAE 522 is traffic-sensitive. This SAE handles handover counter file for a relation where the neighbour cell is internal. One record holds the handover counter data for one serving cell and one internal neighbour cell. 2.1.3.2 Formula for Number of Individuals 0 1 1 1 1 -
Initial size in individuals: Maximum step size increase in individuals: Maximum step size decrease in individuals: Minimum step size increase in individuals: Minimum step size decrease in individuals: DS size in 16-bit words: Reload DS size in 16-bit words:
If file size increase of the internal handover data file is requested alteration is permitted provided that the new requested file size plus the size of the external handover data file does not exceed actual size of relation file which can be set to the maximum of 32768 individuals. 2.1.4 SAE 523 Description
Parameter
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BLOCK
Block name RQCD System-defined value Number of individuals in the external handover counter file Numeral 0 - 32768
NI
SAE
SAE number 523 Local SAE
2.1.4.1
SAE Description
SAE 523 is traffic-sensitive. This SAE handles handover counter file for a relation where the neighbour cell is external. One record holds the handover counter data for one serving cell and one external neighbour cell. 2.1.4.2 Formula for Number of Individuals 0 1 1 1 1 -
If file size increase of the external handover data file is requested alteration is permitted provided that the new requested file size plus the size of the internal handover data file does not exceed actual size of relation file which can be set to the maximum of 32768 individuals. 2.1.5 SAE 524 Description Block name RQCD System-defined value NI Number of individuals in the neighouring relation file Numeral 0 - 32768 SAE SAE number 524 Local SAE 2.1.5.1 SAE Description
Parameter BLOCK
SAE 524 is traffic-sensitive.
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This SAE handles neighbouring cell relation file. One record describes a relation between the serving cell and a neighbouring cell and also indicates appropriate record in the external or the internal handover counter file. The relations for each cell are linked together in a list. 2.1.5.2 Formula for Number of Individuals 0 32768 32768 1 1 -
If file size decrease of the cell relation file is requested alteration is permitted provided that the new requested file size does not fall below actual sum of the sizes of the internal and the external handover counter files.
2.2 Statistics Data

2.2.1 2.2.1.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type CELEVENTH Command Parameters Description Object type name CELEVENTH Object type for handover channel change registrations for each cell OBJ Object name CELEVENTHCNT Handover channel change registrations for each cell FMULA Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters 2.2.1.2 Counters
Parameter OBJTYPE
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HOATTBL Number of handover attempts due to blocking HOSUCBLNumber of successful handovers due to blocking This counter is increased when the message CLEAR COMMAND due to successful handover is received from the Mobile Services Switching Center (MSC) or when the message HANDOVER PERFORMED is sent to the MSC.
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2.2.2 2.2.2.1
Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type CELEVENTI Command Parameters Description Object type name CELEVENTI Object type for intracell handover registrations for each cell
Parameter OBJTYPE
OBJ
Object name CELEVENTICNT Intracell channel change registrations for each cell
FMULA
Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters
2.2.2.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Description Number of unsuccessful intracell handover attempts, Mobile Station (MS) back on HOINBOCH old channel This counter is increased when the message ASSIGNMENT FAILURE is sent to the MSC. HOINBQA Number of intracell handover attempts at bad quality in both links HOINDQA Number of intracell handover attempts due to bad downlink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation on a Traffic Channel (TCH), which is an intracell handover candidate, is received and the cause code is "Bad downlink quality". HOINSUC Number of successful intracell handovers An intracell handover is performed due to bad uplink quality, bad downlink quality, or bad quality in both links. This counter is increased when the message HANDOVER PERFORMED is sent to the MSC. HOINUQA Number of intracell handover attempts due to bad uplink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation on a TCH, which is an intracell handover candidate, is received and the cause code is "Bad uplink quality". 2.2.3 2.2.3.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type CELEVENTS Command Parameters Description Object type name CELEVENTS Object type for handover channel change registrations for each subcell OBJ Object name CELEVENTSCNT Handover channel change registrations for subcell Counter
Parameter OBJTYPE
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FMULA
2.2.3.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter HOAATOL Description Number of handover attempts to overlaid subcell This counter is increased when a channel allocation attempt, due to handover from another cell, is made in an Overlaid (OL) subcell. HOAATUL Number of handover attempts to underlaid subcell This counter is increased when a channel allocation attempt, due to handover from another cell, is made in an Underlaid (UL) subcell. Number of handover attempts to OLsubcell due to Maximum Number of HOATTOLMAXIHO Consecutive Intracell Handovers (MAXIHO) in UL subcell This counter is increased when a channel allocation attempt due to MAXIHO is reached in underlaid subcell, is made in an OL subcell. Number of handover attempts to UL subcell due to MAXIHO in overlaid HOATTULMAXIHO subcell This counter is increased when a channel allocation attempt, due to MAXIHO is reached in OL subcell, is made in an UL subcell. HOSUCOL Number of successful handover attempts to OL subcell This counter is increased when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. Number of successful handover attempts to OL subcell due to MAXIHO in HOSUCOLMAXIHO UL subcell This counter is increased when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. HOSUCUL Number of successful handover attempts to UL subcell This counter is increased when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. Number of successful handover attempts to UL subcell due to MAXIHO in HOSUCULMAXIHO OL subcell This counter is increased when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. 2.2.4 2.2.4.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type CELEVENTSC Command Parameters Description Object type name CELEVENTSC Object type subcell change attempts, and successful subcell changes per cell OBJ Object name CELEVENTSCCNT Registrations of subcell change attempts and successful subcell changes for each cell FMULA Formula
Parameter OBJTYPE
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The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters 2.2.4.2 Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description Number of subcell change attempts from OL to UL, when DTCB-part of Distance DTCBCOMUL to Cell Border (DTCB) criteria for subcell change is reached This counter is incremented each time a subcell change command from OL to UL is given, when DTCB criteria for subcell change is reached. Number of successful subcell changes from OL to UL, when DTCB-part of DTCB DTCBSUCUL criteria was the reason for the subcell change This counter is incremented each time a successful subcell change from OL to UL is done, when DTCB criteria was the reason for subcell change. This is when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. Number of subcell change attempts from OL to UL, when LOL-part of DTCB LOLCOMUL criteria for subcell change is reached This counter is incremented each time a subcell change command from OL to UL is given, when LOL criteria for subcell change is reached. Number of successful subcell changes from OL to UL, when LOL-part of DTCB LOLSUCUL criteria was the reason for the subcell change This counter is incremented each time a successful subcell change from OL to UL is done, when LOL criteria was the reason for subcell change. This is when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. Number of subcell change attempts from OL to UL, when TAOL-part of DTCB TAOLCOMUL criteria for subcell change is reached This counter is incremented each time a subcell change command from OL to UL is given, when TAOL criteria for subcell change is reached. Number of successful subcell changes from OL to UL, when TAOL-part of DTCB TAOLSUCUL criteria was the reason for the subcell change This counter is incremented each time a successful subcell change from OL to UL is done, when TAOL criteria was the reason for subcell change. This is when the message HANDOVER COMPLETE is received from the MS. 2.2.5 2.2.5.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type CHGRP0H Command Parameters Description Object type CHGRP0H Channel group zero indicators, half rate OBJ Object name CHGRP0HCNT Monitor selected performance indicators separately for channel group zero, half rate FMULA Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation.
Parameter OBJTYPE
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Text string 1 - 78 characters 2.2.5.2 Counters
The following counters can be addressed in the parameter FMULA: Counter HOINBQA0 HOINDQA0 HOINUQA0 Description Intra cell handover attempts, bad quality both links This counter is incremented for channel group zero. Intra cell handover attempts, bad quality downlink This counter is incremented for channel group zero. Intra cell handover attempts, bad quality uplink This counter is incremented for channel group zero.
2.2.6 2.2.6.1
Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NCELLREL Command Parameters Description Object type name NCELLREL Object type for handover registrations between the serving cell and an internal neighbour
Parameter OBJTYPE
OBJ
Object name NCELLRELCNT Handover registrations between the serving cell and an internal neighbour
FMULA
2.2.6.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HORTTOCHNumber of handover attempts where result returns the call to old channel This counter is increased when the MS sends theHANDOVER FAILURE message to the MSC. HOVERCNTNumber of handover commands sent to the neighbouring cell This counter is increased when the BSC sends the message HANDOVER COMMAND to the MS. HOVERSUCNumber of successful handovers to the internal neighbouring cell This counter is increased when the message CLEAR COMMAND due to successful handover is received from the MSC or when the message HANDOVER PERFORMED or ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE is sent to the MSC.
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2.2.7 2.2.7.1
Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NECELASS Command Parameters Description Object type NECELASS Object type for handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour
Parameter OBJTYPE
OBJ
Object name NNECELASSCNT Assignment handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour
FMULA
2.2.7.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter HOASBCL Description Number of assignment handover to better external cell This counter is increased when an attempt to do an assignment handover, from a Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel (SDCCH) in cell A to a TCH in cell B, is made and the cause code is "Better cell". HOASWCL Number of assignment handovers to worse external cell This counter is increased when an attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Worse cell". HOSUCBCL Number of successful assignment handovers to better external cell This counter is increased when a successful attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Better cell". HOSUCWCLNumber of successful assignment handovers to worse external cell This counter is increased when a successful attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Worse cell". 2.2.8 2.2.8.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NECELHO Command Parameters Description Object type name NECELHO Object type for handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour OBJ Object name NECELHOCNT Handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour
Parameter OBJTYPE
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FMULA
2.2.8.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HODUPFT Number of external handover attempts during a predefined time In the target cell a counter will be increased if a successful handover back to the old originating cell is made within 10 sec. HODWNQANumber of external handovers at bad downlink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Bad downlink quality". HOEXCTA Number of external handovers due to exceeded time alignment This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Exceeded time alignment". Number of non-urgency handovers to external cell due to Hierarchical Cell HOTOHCS Structure (HCS) This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover to the neighbour, is made and the cause code is "Better cell, due to HCS". HOTOKCL Number of handovers to better external K-cell This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Better K-cell". HOTOLCL Number of handovers to better external L-cell This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Better L-cell". HOUPLQA Number of external handovers at bad uplink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Bad uplink quality". 2.2.9 2.2.9.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NECELHOEX Command Parameters Description Object type name NECELHOEX Object type for handover registrations, extended, between the serving cell and an external neighbour OBJ Object name NECELHOEXCNT Handover registrations, extended, between the serving cell and an external neighbour FMULA Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters
Parameter OBJTYPE
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2.2.9.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HOATTHR Number of handovers at high handover rate This counter is incremented for every handover attempt at high handover rate. HOATTHSSNumber of handover attempts when serving cell is a high signal strength cell This counter is incremented for every handover attempt when the serving cell is a high signal strength cell. HOATTLSS Number of handover attempts when serving cell is a low signal strength cell This counter is incremented for every handover attempt when the serving cell is a low signal strength cell. HOSUCHR Number of successful handovers at high handover rate This counter is incremented for every successful handover attempt at high handover rate. 2.2.10 2.2.10.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NECELLREL Command Parameters Description Object type name NECELLREL Object type for handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour OBJ Object name NECELLRELCNT Handover registrations between the serving cell and an external neighbour FMULA Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters 2.2.10.2 Counters
Parameter OBJTYPE
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HORTTOCHNumber of handovers attempt where result, returns the call to old channel This counter is increased when the MS sends the message HANDOVER FAILURE to the MSC. HOVERCNTNumber of handover commands sent to the neighbouring cell This counter is increased when the BSC sends the message HANDOVER COMMAND to the MS. HOVERSUCNumber of successful handovers to the external neighbouring cell This counter is increased when the message CLEAR COMMAND due to successful handover is received from the MSC or when the message HANDOVER PERFORMED or ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE is sent to the MSC.
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2.2.11 2.2.11.1
Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NICELASS Command Parameters Description Object type name NICELASS Object type for handover between the serving cell and an internal neighbour
Parameter OBJTYPE
OBJ
Object name NICELASSCNT Assignment handover registrations between the serving cell and an internal neighbour
FMULA
2.2.11.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter HOASBCL Description Number of assignment handovers to better internal cell This counter is increased when an attempt to do an assignment handover, from an SDCCH in cell A to a TCH in cell B, is made and the cause code is "Better cell". HOASWCL Number of assignment handovers to worse internal cell This counter is increased when an attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Worse cell". HOSUCBCL Number of successful assignment handovers to better internal cell This counter is increased when a successful attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Better cell". HOSUCWCLNumber of successful assignment handovers to worse internal cell This counter is increased when a successful attempt to do an assignment handover, from cell A to cell B, is made and the cause code is "Worse cell". Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NICELHO Command Parameters Description Object type name NICELHO Object type for handover between the serving cell and an internal neighbour OBJ Object name NICELHOCNT Handover registrations between the serving cell and an internal neighbour FMULA Formula
2.2.12 2.2.12.1
Parameter OBJTYPE
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The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters 2.2.12.2 Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter Description HODUPFT Number of internal handover attempts during a predefined time In the target cell a counter will be increased if a successful handover back to the old originating cell is made within 10 sec. HODWNQANumber of handovers at bad downlink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation in an internal neighbour, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Bad downlink quality". HOEXCTA Number of handovers due to exceeded time alignment This counter is increased when a channel allocation in an internal neighbour, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Exceeded time alignment". HOTOHCS Number of non-urgency handovers to internal cell due to HCS This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover to the neighbour, is made and the cause code is "Better cell, due to HCS". HOTOKCL Number of handovers to better internal K-cell This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Better K-cell". HOTOLCL Number of handovers to better internal L-cell This counter is increased when a channel allocation, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Better L-cell". HOUPLQA Number of handovers at bad uplink quality This counter is increased when a channel allocation in an internal neighbour, due to handover from another cell, is made and the cause code is "Bad uplink quality". 2.2.13 2.2.13.1 Statistics and Traffic Measurement, Object Type NICELHOEX Command Parameters Description Object type NICELHOEX Object type for handover registrations, extended, between the serving cell and an internal neighbour OBJ Object name NICELHOEXCNT Handover registrations, extended, between the serving cell and an internal neighbour FMULA Formula The formula includes a single counter or a mathematical expression involving the counters belonging to the object type, expressed in reverse Polish notation. Text string 1 - 78 characters
Parameter OBJTYPE
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2.2.13.2
Counters
The following counters can be addressed in parameter FMULA: Counter HOATTHR HOATTHSS HOATTLSS HOSUCHR Description Number of handovers at high handover rate Number of handover attempts when serving cell is a high signal strength cell Number of handover attempts when serving cell is a low signal strength cell Number of successful handovers at high handover rate
2.3 Mobile Telephony Data

Parameter ASSOC Description Assignment to other cell than serving cell Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed AW Assignment to worse cell Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed AWOFFSET Signal strength corridor in dB where assignment to worse cell is allowed Numeral 0 - 63 BCCHDTCBHYST Default value: 5 Hysteresis for distance to cell border for channel group 0 This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 BCCHDTCBN Default value: 2 Negative distance to cell border for channel group 0 that is the channel group to which the Broadcast Control Channel (BCCH) belongs This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 BCCHDTCB Default value: -63 Positive distance to cell border for channel group 0 This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 Default value: See parameter BCCHDTCBN above. Path loss threshold for channel group 0 This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 200 Default value: 200
BCCHDTCBP
BCCHLOSS
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BCCHLOSSHYST
Hysteresis for pathloss for channel group 0 This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63
BCCHREUSE
Default value: 3 Tight BCCH reuse switch Default value: NORMAL NORMAL Normal BCCH frequency reuse is in use TIGHT Tight BCCH frequency reuse is in use
BQOFFSET
Signal strength corridor in dB for bad quality urgency handover Numeral 0 - 63
BQOFFSETAFR
Default value: 3 Signal strength corridor in dB for bad quality urgency handover This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 0 - 63
BSPWRMINN
Default value: 3 Minimum Base Transceiver Station (BTS) effective radiated power negative offset This parameter is given in dBm. Numeral 1 - 20 BSPWRMIN Default value: -20 Minimum BTS effective radiated power positive offset This parameter is given in dBm. Numeral 0 - 50 Default value: See parameter BSPWRMINN above. Candidate type This parameter indicates in which cases the related cell will be treated as a possible handover candidate. Default value: BOTH AWN Neighbour at assignment to worse cell NHN Neighbour at normal handover BOTH Both AWN and NHN Cell quality which defines whether a cell is suitable for regional processor load regulation or not Default value: HIGH HIGH A cell where minor changes of radio transmission quality can be expected and hence it is suitable for regional processor load regulation
BSPWRMINP
CAND
CELLQ
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LOW A cell where radio transmission quality can be expected to deteriorate rapidly and hence it is not suitable for regional processor load regulation CS Cosite, which indicates if a cell shares the same site as its neighbour Default value: NO YES Cell is cosited with neighbour NO Cell is not cosited with neighbour DTCBHYST Hysteresis for distance to cell border criteria This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 DTCBN Default value: 2 Negative distance to cell border This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 DTCBP DTCB default value: -63 Positive distance to cell border This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 Default value: see parameter DTCBN above. Number of measurement periods before FULL measurement periods are used This parameter is given as number of Slow Associated Control Channel (SACCH) periods (480 ms). Numeral 0 - 40 EVALTYPE Default value: 5 Evaluation type Default value: 1 1 Cell ranking by use of the Ericsson1 locating algorithm 3 Cell ranking by use of the simplified and optimized Ericsson3 locating algorithm EXTPEN Handover penalty support This parameter identifies if the MSC and target BSC support penalty handling. Default value: OFF ON Penalty handling supported OFF Penalty handling not supported
DTXFUL
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FASTMSREG
Handling of fast-moving mobiles switch Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed Negative frequency band group offset This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 40 Default value: See parameter FBOFFSP below. Positive frequency band group offset This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 40
FBOFFSN
FBOFFSP
FERLEN
FBOFFS default value: 0 Filter length for Frame Erasure Rate (FER) value This parameter defines how many FER values are used for calculating filtered FER value. Numeral 1 - 10
FERTHR1
Default value: 3 First FER threshold This parameter is a threshold that separates the first and the second user definable interval of FER values. The parameter is given as a number of FER units. Numeral 1 - 95
FERTHR2
Default value: 1 Second FER threshold This parameter is a threshold that separates the second and the third user definable interval of FER values. The parameter is given as a number of FER units. Numeral 1 - 95
FERTHR3
Default value: 2 Third FER threshold This parameter is a threshold that separates the third and the fourth user definable interval of FER values. The parameter is given as a number of FER units. Numeral 1 - 95
FERTHR4
Default value: 3 Fourth FER threshold This parameter is a threshold that separates the fourth and the fifth user definable interval of FER values. The parameter is given as a number of FER units. Numeral 1 - 95
GPRSVALID
Default value: 4 Relation valid for GPRS
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This parameter defines whether the relation allows General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) cell reselection in addition to Circuit Switched (CS) handover. Default value: YES YES Relation allows GPRS cell reselection. NO Relation does not allow GPRS cell reselection. HCSBAND A record with eight individuals containing the HCS band for each layer Numeral 1 - 8 HCSBANDHYST Default value: 2 Signal strength hysteresis for HCS band change This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 HCSBANDTHR Default value: 2 Signal strength threshold for HCS band change This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 0 - 150 HCSIN Default value: 95 HCS traffic distribution level threshold to allow HCS handover into a cell This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 HCSOUT Default value: 0 HCS traffic distribution level threshold to allow HCS handover out from a cell This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 HIHYST Default value: 100 Signal strength hysteresis used by the Ericsson3 locating algorithm This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 HOCLSACC Default value: 5 Describes whether handover due to cell load sharing is accepted or not by the cell This parameter is given in dB. Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed HYSTSEP Signal strength separator for high and low signal strength cells This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dB.
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Numeral 0 - 150 IBHOASS Default value: 90 Inter BSC handover during assignment Default value: ON ON Allowed OFF Not allowed IBHOSICH Inter BSC handover on signalling channel Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed IHO Intracell handover switch for the cell or subcell Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed IHOSICH Intracell handover on signalling channel Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed KHYST Signal strength hysteresis when evaluating K-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 KOFFSETN Default value: 3 Signal strength negative offset when evaluating K-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 Default value: See parameter KOFFSETP below. Signal strength positive offset when evaluating K-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 LAYER KOFFSET default value: 0 Cell layer
KOFFSETP
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Numeral 1 - 8 LAYERHYST Default value: 2 Signal strength hysteresis when changing cell layers This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 LAYERTHR Default value: 2 Signal strength threshold when changing cell layers This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 0 - 150 LCOMPDL Default value: 75 Path loss compensator factor, downlink This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 LCOMPUL Default value: 5 Path loss compensator factor, uplink This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 LHYST Default value: 6 Signal strength hysteresis when evaluating L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 LOFFSETN Default value: 3 Signal strength negative offset when evaluating L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 LOFFSETP Default value: See parameter LOFFSETP below. Signal strength positive offset when evaluating L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 LOHYST LOFFSET default value: 0 Signal strength hysteresis used by the Ericsson3 locating algorithm This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 LOLHYST Default value: 3 Hysteresis for path loss in dB for the overlaid subcell Numeral 0 - 63 MAXIHO Default value: 3 Maximum number of intracell handovers for the cell or subcell in a sequence Numeral 0 - 15 Default value: 3
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MAXTA
Timing advance limit when an MS is considered lost This parameter is given in number of bit periods (bp). Extended range cells have a larger range than normal range cells. Numeral 0 - 63 (Normal range cells) Numeral 0 - 219 (Extended range cells)
MISSNM
Default value: 63 Maximum number of consecutive missing measurements, for a neighbouring cell, permitted before all old measurements are considered invalid This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 0 - 18
NDIST
Default value: 3 Neighbouring cell distance This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63
NHO
Default value: 10 Number of handovers during specified time, which are allowed before ranking by prioritizing candidates within higher cell layer is used The time interval is specified by parameter THO This prioritized ranking will only be performed if the feature Handling of Fast Moving Mobiles is activated in the cell. Numeral 2 - 10
NNCELLS
Default value: 3 Number of neighbouring cells Numeral 1 - 5
OFFSETN
Default value: 3 Signal strength negative offset in dB when evaluating cells with the Ericsson3 locating algorithm Numeral 1 - 63 Default value: See parameter OFFSETP below. Signal strength positive offset in dB when evaluating cells with the Ericsson3 locating algorithm Numeral 0 - 63
OFFSETP
PROFFSET
OFFSET default value: 0 Packet reselection offset This parameter defines the reselection offset used during GPRS cell reselection. It is used to calculate GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET using the formula PROFFSET - KHYST if Ericsson1 locating algorithm is applied and PROFFSET - LOHYST if Ericsson3 locating algorithm is applied. From -52 dB to -12 dB the value is stepped by 4 dB, from -12 dB to 12 dB the value is stepped by 2 dB, and from 12 dB to 48 dB the value is again stepped by 4 dB. If parameter PROFFSET is changed for a mutual relation then the reverse relation is also updated. The parameter for the reverse relation will have the same value but with opposite sign. Since the value -52 dB does not have a corresponding positive value, the reverse relation is set to 48 dB.
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Default value: MAPPED 0 -52 dB 1 -48 dB 2 -44 dB . . . 9 -16 dB 10 -12 dB 11 -10 dB 12 -8 dB . . . 21 10 dB 22 12 dB 23 16 dB 24 20 dB . . . 31 48 dB MAPPED Broadcast value from Locating Emulation Locating Emulation is the procedure where parameters used in CS are mapped onto corresponding GPRS cell selection parameters. PSSBQ Signal strength penalty when handover due to bad quality This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 PSSHF Default value: 10 Signal strength penalty when handover failure This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 PSSTA Default value: 63 Signal strength penalty when handover due to too large timing advance This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63 PSSTEMP Default value: 63 Signal strength penalty when cell layer change This parameter is given in dB.
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Numeral 0 - 63 PTIMBQ Default value: 0 Penalty time when handover due to bad quality This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 0 - 600 PTIMHF Default value: 15 Penalty time when handover failure This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 0 - 600 PTIMTA Default value: 5 Penalty time when handover due to too large timing advance This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 0 - 600 PTIMTEMP Default value: 30 Penalty time when handover to different cell layer This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 0 - 600 QCOMPDL Default value: 0 Quality deviation compensation factor downlink This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 QCOMPUL Default value: 55 Quality deviation compensation factor uplink This parameter is given in percent. Numeral 0 - 100 QDESDL Default value: 75 Desired quality for downlink If the optional feature AMR Power Control is not available in the system or not activated, this parameter is used also for the codec type AMR FR and Half Rate (HR). This parameter is given in Deci Transformed GSM Quality Unit (dtqu). Numeral 0 - 76 QDESDLAFR Default value: 30 Desired quality for the codec type AMR FR, downlink This parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 0 - 76 QDESDLAHR Default value: 40 Desired quality for the codec type AMR HR, downlink This parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 0 - 76 QDESUL Default value: 30 Desired quality for uplink
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If the optional feature AMR Power Control is not available in the system or not activated, this parameter is used also for the codec type AMR FR and HR. This parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 0 - 76 QDESULAFR Default value: 30 Desired quality for the codec type AMR FR, uplink This parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 0 - 76 QDESULAHR Default value: 40 Desired quality for the codec type AMR HR, uplink This parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 0 - 76 QEVALSD Default value: 30 Quality evaluation selection at speech or data Numeral 1 - 9 QEVALSI Default value: 6 Quality evaluation selection at signalling only Numeral 1 - 9 QLENDL Default value: 6 Length of quality filter, downlink This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20 QLENSD Default value: 3 Length of quality evaluation selection filter, for speech or data This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20 QLENSI Default value: 10 Length of quality evaluation selection filter, for signalling only This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20 QLENUL Default value: 4 Length of quality filter, uplink This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20 QLIMDL Default value: 3 Quality limit downlink for handover This is an urgency detection parameter. The parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 1 - 100 QLIMDLAFR Default value: 55 Quality limit downlink for handover This is an urgency detection parameter.
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The parameter is given in dtqu. The parameter is used only for codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 100 QLIMUL Default value: 55 Quality limit uplink for handover This is an urgency detection parameter. The parameter is given in dtqu. Numeral 1 - 100 QLIMULAFR Default value: 55 Quality limit downlink for handover This is an urgency detection parameter. The parameter is given in dtqu. The parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 100 QOFFSETDLAFRN Default value: 55 Negative offset for quality downlink in dtqu for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 50 Default value: See parameter QOFFSETDLAFRP below. Positive offset for quality downlink in dtqu for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 0 - 50 QOFFSETDLN QOFFSETDLAFR default value: 0 Negative offset for quality downlink in dtqu for the cell or subcell Numeral 1 - 50 Default value: See parameter QOFFSETDLP below. Positive offset for quality downlink in dtqu for the cell or subcell Numeral 0 - 50 QOFFSETULAFRN QOFFSETDL default value: 0 Negative offset for quality uplink in dtqu for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 50 Default value: See parameter QOFFSETULAFRP below. Positive offset for quality uplink in dtqu for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 0 - 50 QOFFSETULN QOFFSETULAFR default value: 0 Negative offset for quality uplink in dtqu for the cell or subcell Numeral 1 - 50 Default value: See parameter QOFFSETULP below. Positive offset for quality uplink in dtqu for the cell or subcell Numeral 0 - 50
QOFFSETDLAFRP
QOFFSETDLP
QOFFSETULAFRP
QOFFSETULP
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REGINTDL
QOFFSETUL default value: 0 Regulation interval, downlink This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 10
REGINTUL
Default value: 1 Regulation interval, uplink This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 30
RLINKUP
Default value: 1 Radio link time-out on UL for non Adaptive Multi Rate (AMR) If the optional feature AMR Radio Link Timers is not available in the system or not activated, this parameter is used also for the codec type AMR FR and HR. This parameter specifies the maximum value of the radio link counter for non AMR. This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 63
RLINKUPAFR
Default value: 16 Radio link time-out on UL for AMR FR This parameter specifies the maximum value of the radio link counter for AMR FR. This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 63
RLINKUPAHR
Default value: 16 Radio link time-out on UL for AMR HR This parameter specifies the maximum value of the radio link counter for AMR HR. This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 63
SCHO
Default value: 16 SDCCH handover switch This identifies if handover on SDCCH is allowed. Default value: OFF ON Allowed OFF Not allowed Subcell type If no subcells are defined, this parameter is not needed. UL Underlaid subcell OL Overlaid subcell ALL Both underlaid and overlaid
SCTYPE
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SSDESDL
Desired signal strength, downlink If the optional feature AMR Power Control is not available in the system or not activated, this parameter is used also for the codec type AMR FR and HR. This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSDESDLAFR
Default value: 90 Desired signal strength for the codec type AMR FR, downlink This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSDESDLAHR
Default value: 90 Desired signal strength for the codec type AMR HR, downlink This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSDESUL
Default value: 90 Desired signal strength, uplink If the optional feature AMR Power Control is not available in the system or not activated, this parameter is used also for the codec type AMR FR and HR. This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSDESULAFR
Default value: 92 Desired signal strength for the codec type AMR FR, uplink This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSDESULAHR
Default value: 92 Desired signal strength for the codec type AMR HR, uplink This parameter is used internally in calculations as a negative value and given in dBm. Numeral 47 - 110
SSEVALSD
Default value: 92 Signal strength evaluation selection at speech or data Numeral 1 - 9
SSEVALSI
Default value: 6 Signal strength evaluation selection at signalling only Numeral 1 - 9
SSLENDL
Default value: 6 Length of downlink signal strength filter This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 3 - 15
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SSLENSD
Default value: 3 Length of evaluation selection signal strength filter, speech or data This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20
SSLENSI
Default value: 10 Length of evaluation selection signal strength filter, signalling This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20
SSLENUL
Default value: 4 Length of uplink signal strength filter This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 3 - 15
SSOFFSETDLAFRN
Default value: 3 Negative offset for signal strength downlink in dB for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 30
SSOFFSETDLAFRP
Default value: See parameter SSOFFSETDLAFRP below. Positive offset for signal strength downlink in dB for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 0 - 30
SSOFFSETDLN
SSOFFSETDLAFR default value: 0 Negative offset for signal strength downlink in dB for the cell or subcell Numeral 1 - 30 Default value: See parameter SSOFFSETDLP below. Positive offset for signal strength downlink in dB for the cell or subcell Numeral 0 - 30
SSOFFSETDLP
SSOFFSETULAFRN
SSOFFSETDL default value: 0 Negative offset for signal strength uplink in dB for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 1 - 30 Default value: See parameter SSOFFSETULAFRP below. Positive offset for signal strength uplink in dB for the cell or subcell This parameter is used only for the codec type AMR FR. Numeral 0 - 30
SSOFFSETULAFRP
SSOFFSETULN
SSOFFSETULAFR default value: 0 Negative offset for signal strength uplink in dB for the cell or subcell Numeral 1 - 30 Default value: See parameter SSOFFSETULP below. Positive offset for signal strength uplink in dB for the cell or subcell Numeral 0 - 30 SSOFFSETUL default value: 0
SSOFFSETULP
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SSRAMPSD
Ramping length of evaluation selection signal strength filter, speech or data This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20
SSRAMPSI
Default value: 5 Ramping length of evaluation selection signal strength filter, signalling This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 1 - 20
TAAVELEN
Default value: 2 Timing advance average length This is number of values in moving average of timing advance. Numeral 1 - 20
TALIM
Default value: 4 Timing advance limit for handover This is an urgency detection parameter. The parameter is given in number of bit periods (bp). Extended range cells have a larger range than normal range cells. Numeral 0 - 63 (Normal range cells)0 - 219 (Extended range cells)
TALLOC
Default value: 62 Minimum time between allocation attempts when better cell condition and the first allocation attempt has failed This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 0 - 120
TAOLHYST
Default value: 2 Hysteresis for timing advance bit periods for the overlaid subcell Numeral 0 - 61
THO
Default value: 0 Time interval for measuring number of handovers allowed, before ranking by prioritizing candidates within higher cell layer is used The number of handovers allowed is set by parameter NHO. This prioritized ranking will only be performed if the feature Handling of Fast Moving Mobiles is activated in the cell. Also minimum time before a handover is allowed to a lower layer cell, after a handover has been performed to a higher layer cell for a fast moving mobile. This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 10 - 100
TIHO
Default value: 30 Intracell handover inhibition timer in seconds for the cell or subcell Numeral 0 - 60
TINIT
Default value: 5 Minimum time before handover is allowed on an initial call or after a handover This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 0 - 120 Default value: 10
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TMAXIHO
Time within which two intracell handovers are considered being in a sequence This parameter is given in seconds. Numeral 0 - 60
TRHYST
Default value: 6 Signal strength hysteresis when transition between K-cells and L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63
TROFFSETN
Default value: 2 Signal strength negative offset when transition between K-cells and L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 1 - 63 Default value: See parameter TROFFSETP below. Signal strength positive offset when transition between K-cells and L-cells This parameter is given in dB. Numeral 0 - 63
TROFFSETP
TURGEN
TROFFSET default value: 0 Minimum time between allocation attempts when urgency condition and the first allocation attempt has failed This parameter is given as number of SACCH periods (480 ms). Numeral 0 - 120 Default value: 2
3 Strapping
No strapping information is applicable to this block.
4 Glossary
AMR BCCH BSC BTS CS DTCB FER GPRS HCS HR MS MSC OL RCQS RCS SACCH SAE SDCCH TCH Adaptive Multi Rate Broadcast Control Channel Base Station Controller Minimum Base Transceiver Station Circuit Switched Cell Border Frame Erasure Rate General Packet Radio Service Hierarchical Cell Structure Half Rate Mobile Station Mobile Services Switching Center Overlaid Radio Connection Quality Supervision Radio Control Subsystem Slow Associated Control Channel Alteration Event Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel Traffic Channel
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UL
Underlaid
5 References
5.1 Application Information
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Formula for Number of Individuals 0 2048 2048 1 1 -

Number of individuals in the internal handover counter file Numeral 0 - 32768

SAE number 522 Local SAE

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SAE number 523 Local SAE

SAE 524 is traffic-sensitive.

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2.2 Statistics Data

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Signal strength corridor in dB for bad quality urgency handover Numeral 0 - 63

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Default value: 4 Relation valid for GPRS

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Default value: 3 Number of neighbouring cells Numeral 1 - 5

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Default value: 92 Signal strength evaluation selection at speech or data Numeral 1 - 9

Default value: 6 Signal strength evaluation selection at signalling only Numeral 1 - 9

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