EFEM E1000 User's Manual

Worldwide Software Development
Version 05.02
August 9, 2004
Enhanced Field Engineering Mode

Users Manual Release 3.0
Copyright 2002 by Motorola, Inc.
Approved
Enhanced Field Engineering Mode Users Manual Release 3.0, Version 05.02
August 9, 2004
Revision History
Revision #
Date
Description
version 0.1
01 Aug. 02
Creation of the document.
version 1.0
23 Aug. 02
Rework after inspection.
version 2.0
09 Sep. 02
Added FEM screens Show / Hide information.
version 3.0
24 Oct. 02
Updated Parameters availability
version 4.0
07 Nov. 02
Changed T3212 unit to decihours
version 5.0
18 Mar. 04
Changed for Phase 2 EFEM.

Changed the right/left soft keys functionality.
version 5.01
30 May. 04
Updated Active Set Screen
version 5.02
09 Aug. 04
Changed for Phase 3 EFEM.
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Introduction...................................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Audience Description ............................................................................................................................. 7
1.2 Usage Information .................................................................................................................................. 7
1.3 Applicability Statement ......................................................................................................................... 7
1.4 Purpose Statement .................................................................................................................................. 7
1.5 Document Usage Description ............................................................................................................... 7
1.5.1 Getting Started ...................................................................................................................................... 7
1.5.2 Appendices............................................................................................................................................ 8
1.6 Conventions ............................................................................................................................................. 8
1.7 References ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Overview ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1 What is the EFEM? .............................................................................................................................. 10
2.2 Document Overview ............................................................................................................................ 10
Showing up and Hiding FEM screens ...................................................................................................... 11
EFEM feature description .......................................................................................................................... 12
4.1 Display Overview ................................................................................................................................. 12
4.1.1 The Concept of Screen ...................................................................................................................... 12
4.1.2 EFEM Menus Directory Tree ........................................................................................................... 13
4.2 Display ................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.2.1 Lists ...................................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.1.1 List of Parameters .......................................................................................................................... 14
4.2.2 Key bindings, Modes, Scrolling and tracking ................................................................................ 16
4.2.2.1 Key Bindings .................................................................................................................................. 16
4.2.2.2 Modes .............................................................................................................................................. 16
4.2.2.3 Scrolling Mechanism ..................................................................................................................... 16
4.2.2.4 Tracking........................................................................................................................................... 18
4.2.3 Favorites mode ................................................................................................................................... 20
4.2.4 Description of the screens ................................................................................................................. 20
4.2.4.1 Serving Cell Reselection screen ................................................................................................... 22
4.2.4.2 Reselection Summary screen ........................................................................................................ 23
4.2.4.3 Neighbour Cell Reselection .......................................................................................................... 24
4.2.4.4 Active Set screen ............................................................................................................................ 25
4.2.4.5 Cell Measurement Summary ........................................................................................................ 26
4.2.4.6 NAS Mobility ................................................................................................................................. 27
4.2.4.7 Paging .............................................................................................................................................. 28
4.2.4.8 GSM 3G Cell Measurement Summary ....................................................................................... 29
4.2.5 Getting oriented .................................................................................................................................. 30
4.2.5.1 Recognizing the current screen .................................................................................................... 30
4.2.5.2 Detailed parameter description .................................................................................................... 30
4.2.5.3 Parameter to screen mapping........................................................................................................ 30
4.3 Data sampling........................................................................................................................................ 30
4.3.1 Sampling mechanism......................................................................................................................... 30
4.3.2 Freezing the Data ............................................................................................................................... 31
4.4 Setting continuous backlight on ......................................................................................................... 31
EFEM Releases .............................................................................................................................................. 33
5.1 About Version ....................................................................................................................................... 33
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5.2 Release Notes ........................................................................................................................................ 33

5.3 Known bugs & limitations .................................................................................................................. 33
5.3.1 Data inconsistency* ........................................................................................................................... 33
5.3.2 Contact ................................................................................................................................................. 33
Appendix A Frequently asked questions ..................................................................................................... 34
Appendix B Glossary of the EFEM parameters ....................................................................................... 35
Appendix C Where is my parameter in the EFEM screens? ................................................................. 41
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 -
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List of Screens..............................................................................................................12
Test Mode Menu Tree..................................................................................................13
EFEM Menus Directory Tree ......................................................................................13
Key Bindings ...............................................................................................................16
Scrolling Through the Mode........................................................................................17
EFEM Parameters Screen ............................................................................................18
Normal screen tracking ................................................................................................19
An impossible backup triggers a revert to the first screen...........................................20
Refresh Operation ........................................................................................................31
Setting continuous backlight on...................................................................................32
About Version..............................................................................................................33
Table 1:
Table 2:
Table 3:
Table 4:
Table 5:
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Non DCH State Scrolling List .....................................................................................15

DCH State Scrolling List .............................................................................................15
GSM Screen .................................................................................................................15
Title to screen mapping................................................................................................30
Index of parameters on the EFEM screens ..................................................................41
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Introduction
This document describes how to use the Enhanced Field Engineering Mode, which allows
the viewing of various low-level phone and network parameters in the 3G Test Mobile.
1.1
Audience Description
This document is intended for use by those who will use the EFEM to gather data regarding
field issues and to test some features.
It assumes that the reader has:
1.2
WCDMA protocol knowledge;

Motorola man to machine interface knowledge.
Usage Information
Keep the following information in mind when using the EFEM:
1.3
There is an option to disable the refresh of the parameters. When you are taking
readings, make sure that you have not disabled the refresh accidentally (refer to
section 4.3.2).
When you power down a phone, some settings are saved in non volatile memory:
Field Test Status availability (see section 4.1.2) and Favourites List. If the phone
has a strange behavior after power up, please check the EFEM settings.
Applicability Statement
EFEM is available on Motorola Test Mobile phones.
1.4
Purpose Statement
This document was designed to provide information about how the Enhanced Field
Engineering Mode can be used and what for.
1.5
Document Usage Description
1.5.1
Getting Started
For users new to the EFEM, section 2 provides an overview of the EFEM, as well as of the
present document.
Before using the phone, we highly recommend that you read the manual carefully and
entirely. If this is not practical, see section 4 for key bindings and display description.
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Appendices
Appendices are intended for use as a reference documentation. Two appendices summarize
information on the displayed parameters: what they mean (appendix B "Glossary of the
EFEM parameters"), where they are shown and how to map a screen to a known parameter
(appendix C "Where is my parameter in the EFEM screens?"). Appendix A "Frequently
asked questions" is a good place to look at when something is not explained.
1.6
Conventions
EFEM - Enhanced Field Engineering Mode. This is a mode of operation to display field
test information.
Idle Display - This screen is displayed when nothing else is going on in the display (no
menus, no message windows, etc.)
Long press / press and hold - A key press that is achieved by pressing and holding a key
depressed for more than one second. All key presses mentioned in this document, unless
stated otherwise, are short presses.
NAS - Non Access Stratum.
Notice - A notice is a message that pops up hiding the current display. It disappears after a
few seconds or waits for a key press to let the phone proceed.
RRC State - The two basic operational modes of a UE are idle mode and connected mode.
When in connected mode, Radio Resource Control service states define what kind of
physical channels a UE is using.
UARFCN - UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number.
UE - User Equipment.
UMTS - Universal Mobile Telecommunication System. It is a standard for the third
generation digital cellular radio system
UTRA - Universal Terrestrial Radio Access
WCDMA - Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
1.7
References
[1]
IEEE Standard for Software User Documentation, IEEE Std. 1063-1987.
[2]
3GPP TS 25.331 v3.7.0

3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical Specification Group Radio Access
Network;
RRC Protocol Specification
(Release 1999)
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3GPP TS 25.304 V3.7.0

3rd Generation Partnership Project; Technical Specification Group Radio Access
Network;
UE Procedures in Idle Mode and Procedures for Cell
Reselection in Connected Mode
(Release 1999)
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Overview
This section draws the EFEM ins and outs and summarizes the document structure.
2.1
What is the EFEM?

It is a mode. The EFEM aims at showing some information about the mobile regarding
mobile protocol information. To do so, the EFEM just reads data generated by protocol
software layers in a non-intrusive way.
The EFEM displays the parameters on a screen-by-screen basis. Each screen gathers
information on a particular field, for example the serving cell, one specific neighbour cell,
and so on. You can scroll from one screen to the other using the scrolling keys. Which
screens are available while scrolling depends on the phone context. Section 4.2 goes into
the details of the screens and the scrolling lists.
2.2
Document Overview
Section 2.1 What is the EFEM gives the EFEM main guidelines.
Section 4.2 lists and describes the parameters tracked by the EFEM and shows the
screenshots, with a mapping of the parameters on a screen-by-screen basis. Keep in mind
that appendix B "Glossary of the EFEM parameters" is a glossary of all the parameters
displayed by the EFEM.
Section 4.2 also describes the scrolling mechanism, the screen tracking and the modes
related to the phone. Section 4.2.4 gives the screen-to-parameter path. The way backwards,
meaning the path from a specific parameter to the appropriate screen, is given through
appendix B "Glossary of the EFEM parameters", for each parameter.
Section 4.3 explains the data sampling procedure, and how to freeze the data display.
Appendix A "Frequently asked questions" answers frequently asked questions about the
EFEM.
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Showing up and Hiding FEM screens

To show up FEM screens, FEM feature must have been activated first. Section 4.1.2
explains how to activate FEM from the main menu.
Once the phone is powered up, go to the idle screen. To show up FEM screens, toggle
menu + left softkey . To hide FEM screens back, toggle the same key sequence.
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EFEM feature description

As mentioned before, the EFEM displays information on a screen-by-screen basis. This
section covers what the screens are, how they are laid out and which one gets displayed
when.
4.1
Display Overview
4.1.1
The Concept of Screen

The EFEM aims at displaying near-real time* protocol information. Unfortunately, there is
so much information that it cannot be all displayed at the same time on the handset. A
subset is displayed at a given time and it is called screen. Screens are made up so that
little information is repeated between screens. You can change the screen (and therefore
subset of parameters) viewed through the scrolling keys. One press results in a whole,
direct change in screen. Therefore, we consider screens to be arranged in a list, where one
item of the list is a screen:
screen 1
scroll down
screen 2
scroll up
screen 3
Figure 1 - List of Screens

Lists are circular, i.e. scrolling down on (screen 3) will lead to (screen 1), and vice-versa.
Now, not all of the information has a meaning at the same time. For instance, h parameter
does not mean anything when HCS is not used. To cope with this, information has been
grouped on screens so that most of it is valid under the overall same conditions. From there,
it makes sense to change the content of the list of screens according to these overall
conditions. In order to describe these changes, we shall consider that there are several
possible lists, one of which is made available to the user at a given time.
Finally, a parameter is the smallest autonomous piece of information of a screen. Its
meaning is protocol specified (please refer to [2]).
*Please refer to section 4.3 for details on the sampling mechanism

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EFEM Menus Directory Tree

The EFEM feature shall be accessible from the main menu by selecting the "Tools" item or
icon, followed by Test Mode item or icon.
Figure 2 - Test Mode Menu Tree
Main Menu
Tools
Test Mode
Figure 3 - EFEM Menus Directory Tree

Test Mode
Availability: On
EFEM Screens
On / Off
EFEM version x.y.z
About...
Changing the Availability to "on" allows the user to display the EFEM screens.
Note that if the availability is set to "on", after a power-cycle of the phone, the first EFEM
screen is automatically displayed.
4.2
Display
Screens are put together in modes. Each mode contains a typical list of screens. There are
two modes: parameters mode, favorites mode. The modes are described in section 4.2.2.
The screen can change either because the user scrolls from one to the other (inside a list),
or because the EFEM cannot maintain the screen in the current mode. For details on the
lists of screens, please refer to section 4.2.1. For details on the rest of the scrolling
mechanism, please see section 4.2.2. Each screen is individually described in section 4.2.4.
Note that hashes are "#" displayed when a parameter is not used. Note that asteriks are *
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displayed when a parameter has a value meaning that it is not relevant, exclamation marks
! when it is out of range.
Note that for a given screen, the display can change when parameters values are refreshed.
Only the values change though, the user is still viewing the same screen.
On top of this, a list of favourite screens can be created and edited by the user. Please go to
section 4.2.3 to know how to edit your list of favourite screens and how to browse it.
If you want to be able to get oriented among the EFEM screens, you may be interested in
having a look at section 4.2.5. Appendix B "Glossary of the EFEM parameters" shows
which screen displays a given parameter, for each parameter.
Section 4.3 enlightens the user on data sampling and freezing the data.
4.2.1
Lists
4.2.1.1
List of Parameters
EFEM displays several screens. The screens suitable for display are gathered by RRC
context (DCH State, non DCH State as defined in [2]) and by GSM context (GSM 3G cell
Measurement Report). In each context, the screens are arranged in lists, through which the
user can scroll. These scrolling lists are described in the three tables below. But the current
list is not always the same; which list is chosen to be the current one depends on the phone
context. This is because some screens are irrelevant in some contexts.
Three scrolling lists are available for parameters mode: one for WCDMA DCH State
context, one for WCDMA non DCH State context and one for GSM . Whereas in favorites
mode, the scrolling list does not change with the context
All neighbour cell screens have been gathered together in the non-DCH scrolling list
(WCDMA). The neighbour cells are sorted by decreasing signal strength. The EFEM does
not track the cell chosen. Instead, the position of the neighbour cell in the neighbour list is
maintained, i.e. if you are viewing the second strongest neighbour cell, you shall always
view the second strongest cell, regardless of its scrambling code. If the composition of the
neighbour cells list changes, or if it is reordered, the information displayed will represent
another cell, but still the second strongest.
Below are screens describing the contents of each of these lists. Please be sure to read the
following paragraph for general information on the scrolling mechanism.
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Table 1: Non DCH State Scrolling List

1.
Serving Cell Reselection screen
2.
Reselection Summary screen
3.
Paging
4.
Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 1
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10. Neighbour Cell Reselection Inter 1

16. Cell Measurement Summary
17. NAS Mobility
Table 2: DCH State Scrolling List

1.
Active Set screen 1
2.
Active Set screen 2
3.
Cell Measurement Summary
Table 3: GSM Screen

1.
GSM 3G Cell Measurement Report
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4.2.2
Key bindings, Modes, Scrolling and tracking
4.2.2.1
Key Bindings
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Figure 4 - Key Bindings
The picture above shows which keys are involved in EFEM use
4.2.2.2
Modes
Display includes two modes. This section intends to describe them briefly. To pass from
one mode to another, long press left softkey, once the EFEM screens have been entered.
4.2.2.3
Parameters mode: this mode contains the exhaustive list of screens displaying the
EFEM parameters. Each screen regroups parameters by theme: serving cell screen,
neighbour cells screen, and so on.
Favorites mode: this mode contains a set of screens chosen by the user. Please
refer to the section 4.2.3 for more details.
Scrolling Mechanism
If displaying the EFEM screens, navigation through the different modes involves a long
left softkey press. A letter at the top left corner indicates what mode the current screen list
belongs to:
P for parameters mode,

F for favorites mode.
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Scrolling involves the up and down arrows. Once you have entered a list of screens,
scrolling up shows the previous screen, while scrolling down shows the next screen. Note
that it is possible to access the first screen from the last while scrolling down as well as to
access the last screen from the first while scrolling up. The following figures roughly
represents how to scroll from one mode to the next on one hand, how to scroll within a
mode on the other hand.
Figure 5 - Scrolling Through the Mode
Previous screen
arrow up
add to
favorites
un/freeze
left soft key
display
right softkey
remove from
favorites
left soft key
long left soft

key
Next screen
arrow down
mode
Set of modes in which

operations are common
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Each square represents a mode. P for parameters mode, F for favorites mode. Please refer
to section 4.2 to find information about modes and screens. Section 4.2.3 explains all about
the favorites.
The figure below gives a snapshot of an EFEM screen.

Figure 6 - EFEM Parameters Screen
4.2.2.4
Tracking
In order to keep the screen as stable as possible even when the current list changes,
screens are tracked when possible. This subsection gives a description of how the screens
get tracked.
To explain this mechanism, a few figures are presented here. They illustrate what happens
when the current list of screens changes. Here is how to read them. Two lists of screens are
represented by a scroll with their names and, below, a set of labels for the screens they hold.
The user is supposed to be viewing the list on the left-hand side, when the current list
suddenly changes to the one on the right-hand side (as indicated by an arrow). Before the
list changes, the user sees the screen in yellow
in the left list. After the change in lists,
the user sees the pink
(or partly in pink ) screen in the right list. In the destination
list, the last screen viewed in that list before the change occurs is in yellow.
Below are the three three rules applied. Each of them is a use case. If the first rule does not
apply (i.e. the case does not match), the second is evaluated, then the third if necessary, and
so on. The last rule always applies.
First Rule:Each time the phone is powered up, the screen displayed is the first of
the current list. Each last screen viewed in a list is the first one.
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Second Rule: When the phone context (and therefore the current list of screens
available) changes, the current screen is tracked. This means that whenever the
screen you see before the change exists in the destination lists, the screen will not
change. This is shown on the figure 7 below.
On figure 7, the phone has established a call, it is in RRC State DCH. At end of the
call, the connection is released and the phone returns in a non-DCH State. The
EFEM tries to display the Cell Measurement screen (destination screen). The Cell
Measurement screen is available, and the rule described above applies: the screen
displayed is Cell Measurement.
Figure 7 - Normal screen tracking
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Third Rule: If the current screen becomes unavailable, either because the list
changed or the screen is no longer relevant, then the first screen in the destination
list is displayed as shown in figure 8. .
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Figure 8 - An impossible backup triggers a revert to the first screen
DCH
Last screen viewed

Destination screen
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Favorites mode
In favorites mode, the screens are displayed whatever the context is.
The list of favourite screens will be of some help to any user who finds that the screens do
not get displayed for enough time. It can also satisfy those who do not like that the EFEM
switches between screens and would rather see a screen with lots of stars from time to
time than a change in the layout of the parameters. It is also a way of customizing the
scrolling order in the EFEM screens.
The list of screens is edited by the user. To add a screen, be sure you are in the parameters
display mode; then (short) press left softkey when viewing the corresponding screen. A
notice informs you that the screen has been added to favorites. To remove a screen from
your favorites, go to that screen among the favourite ones and (short) press left softkey*.
Finally, if you do not have any screen in your list of favorites while entering favorites mode,
the current screen is added to favorites.
Favorites list remain after a power cycle.
4.2.4
Description of the screens

Each screen gathers information on a particular subject. If any of the names of the
parameters is unclear, please refer to appendix B "Glossary of the EFEM parameters". An
explanation of the values displayed is also in that section.
*Note that if you empty the list of favourite screens, you will exit the favorites display mode
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In the following sections, the details of each screen are given. Each of these sections
contains a screen, filled with a snapshot where the figures may not be realistic but mark the
place where the parameter value is located. Each value is linked to a box holding a note,
which gives the name and definition of the parameter. The parameter have a tag on the
screen, which is always in lower case, whereas the values always are in upper case.
When parameters are out of range, exclamation marks (!) filling the space allocated to
the parameter are displayed. When they are irrelevant to the current context, stars (*) are
displayed. When they are not used, hashes ("#") are displayed.
Some parameters may be described as "not yet available". Such parameters cannot be
obtained from EFEM screens at present.
The first four lines of Serving Cell Reselection screen, all Neighbour Cell Reselection
screens and NAS Mobility screen are common to these screens and give Serving Cell
information.
If you want to know where a parameter is located, see appendix C "Where is my parameter
in the EFEM screens?".
Note that for all the following figures, the right-hand side box is not part of the EFEM
screen. Each area in this box is related to a functional group of WCDMA/GSM parameters.
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4.2.4.1
Serving Cell Reselection

RRC State (enum):
IDLE: IDLE
URAPCH: URA_PCH
CELPCH: CELL_PCH
FACH: CELL_FACH
DCH: CELL_DCH
Cell ID (28 bits)
(decimal)
Quality Measurement:- RSCP
- ECNO: Ec/No
Hierarchical Cell Structure used
(from sys infos)
HCS: yes
(blank): No
Reselection Timer
(Treselection)
Hs: quality level threshold

criterion (dBm)
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Title Area
Measurement rules priority:

bitfield on cells priorities to apply (hexadecimal). Mask to apply:
Cell
Reselection
Area
Qrxlev minimum (dBs)

Qqual minimum
(dBm)
Squal: cell quality

reselection criterion
Range: -24dBm+24dBm
SsearchRATm (dB)
HCS Priority
(HCS_PRIO)
Value is 07
Qhyst1: hysteresis
for R(Ec/N0) calc. (dBm)
Qhcs-s
SsearchHCS
UE_TXPWR_MAX_RACH
in dBm
NCR: treshold
(high mobility)
Sintersearch: treshold
for inter frequency
measurements
Rs: cell ranking

criterion (dBm)
Serving Cell Summary

area
SHCS,RATm
Qhyst2: hysteresis
for R(RSCP) calc. (dBm)
Slimit,searchRATm
TcrmaxHyst: timer period
hysteresis (high mobility)
TCRMAX: time period
(high mobility)
Sintrasearch: threshold for

intra frequency measurements
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0x04: GT (>)
0x02: Equal (=)
0x01: LT (<)
For Inter-RAT cells:
0x40: GT (>)
0x20: Equal (=)
0x10: LT (<)
Measurement rules: bitfield on settings (hexadecimal). Masks to apply:
0x80: continuous meas.
0x40: new detection meas.
0x20: s failure meas.
0x10: fast moving meas.
0x08: evaluate meas.
0x04: inter-rat meas.
0x02: inter frequency meas.
0x01: intra frequency meas.
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Reselection Summary screen
Reselection Summary (Dual Mode)

WCDMA Inter Neighbour
Total neighbour cell number
the network required measurments on
UARFCN
Squal: cell quality
Range: -24dBm+24dBm
S
A
E
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Cell type :
A: WCDMA Intra Neighbour
E: WCDMA Inter Neighbour
A
A
WCDMA Intra
Neighbour
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Srxlev: cell selection signal
stength
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Neighbour Cell Reselection
Neighbour Cell Reselection

HCS Priority
(HCS_PRIO)
Value is 07
Quality Measurement to use:

- RSCP
- ECNO: Ec/No
Neighbour Qqualmeas in dB
Hierarchical Cell
Structure used
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HCS: yes
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Squal: cell quality

Range: -24dBm+24dBm
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4.2.4.4
Active Set screen
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4.2.4.5
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WCDMA
Inter Neighbour
primary scrambling code

Total neighbour cell
number the network
required measurments on
UARFCN
Cell type :S: Serving cell (out of DCH)

V: actiVe set cell (in DCH)
A: WCDMA IntrA Neighbour
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WCDMA LABEL LINE
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4.2.4.6
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NAS Mobility
Mobility
Attach state (enum):
NOT NOT: CS and PS not attached
CS XXX : IMSI attached
XXX PS : GPRS attached
CS PS : IMSI and GPRS attached
COMBINE: Combine attached
CS OOS: PS out of service
OOS PS : CS out of service
Mobile Network Code

(0-999)
Mobile Country
Code (0-999)
Cell ID
(28 bits)
Location Area
Code (2 bytes)
Routing Area Code
(1 byte)
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T3312: Routing Area

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Note: RRC Mobility Parameters are yet not defined.
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CS Temporary Mobile
Suscriber Identity
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ATT flag :ATT: ATT is on

(blank): ATT is off
4.2.4.7
Paging
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4.2.4.8
GSM 3G Cell Measurement Summary
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4.2.5
Getting oriented
4.2.5.1
Recognizing the current screen

The title is written on the first line of each screen, apart from Reselection Summary and
Cell Measurement Summary screens which have no title. Neighbour screens have a
subtitle in on the sixth line of the screen, giving their type (Intra, Inter) and ranking (1,
2..). Below is a title to screen mapping.
Table 4: Title to screen mapping
4.2.5.2
ServCell Rese
no title (lines without ecno)
Reselection Summary
Neigh Cel Rese

...
Inter/Intra Neighbour 1
Neighbour Cell Reselection screen
Active Set 1
Active Set 1
no title (lines with ecno)
Mobility
NAS Mobility
Paging
Paging
GSM 3G Cell Measurement Summary
GSM Serv Neigh
Inter/Intra Neighbour 1
Detailed parameter description

Note that all the terms used in each screen are defined in appendix B "Glossary of the
EFEM parameters".
4.2.5.3
Parameter to screen mapping

In appendix C "Where is my parameter in the EFEM screens?", a table relates each
parameter to each screen(s) where that parameter is displayed.
4.3
Data sampling
This chapter discusses how and when the parameters are obtained from the phone. When
taking readings, please remember that parameters refresh can be disabled (see section
4.3.2).
4.3.1
Sampling mechanism
The parameters are sampled from the lower layers of the phone upon a refresh. EFEM is
updated every two seconds.
When a refresh happens, the data is copied from the global parameters into a temporary
area, and the parameters are displayed on the screen:
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Figure 9 - Refresh Operation
Global
Parameters
Refresh
EFEM
Temporary
Parameters
Display
Note that the EFEM display is only updated every 2 seconds, hence the data displayed can
be up to 2 seconds old.
Note also that reading the EFEM parameters into display memory takes a small amount of
processing time, hence it is possible that one or more parameters may get updated during
the reading process.
4.3.2
Freezing the Data

The refresh operation can be disabled by hitting right softkey while viewing any
parameter. An F on the top right corner of the screen.
Once refresh is disabled, all parameters will remain static until refresh is enabled again or
until the phone is power cycled. This enables the user to browse information relative to a
precise instant, even if they are on different screens.
To re-enable parameter refresh, hit right softkey again while viewing a parameters
screen. The F displayed on the top right corner of the phone disappears.
4.4
Setting continuous backlight on

It is possible to keep the backlight always on. To do so, navigate through the following
path in the menu tree. Change the Backlight item to continuous.
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Figure 10 - Setting continuous backlight on
Initial Setup
Settings
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Backlight : 10 seconds
Change to
CONTINUOUS
EFEM Releases
5.1
About Version
August 9, 2004
The EFEM version is displayed when navigating through the items of the Main Menu
until About... item. The following figure gives the related path.
Figure 11 - About Version
EFEM Screens
...
Test Mode
EFEM version x.y.z
About...
5.2
Release Notes
Please refer to section 4 to get an overall picture of what feature is available on the phone.
5.3
Known bugs & limitations

This section covers known bugs and limitations of the EFEM, as well as whatever not so
user-friendly point. The development team shall try and correct as many of these as
possible in subsequent releases. Limitations that are not expected to be worked on any
more are indicated with a star * in the title. If you come upon a new one, please send a
mail describing the problem, with the software version used, to the contact section 5.3.2
5.3.1
Data inconsistency*
As explained in section 4.3, the parameters are not gathered instantaneously, so they
reflect the state of the phone up to 2 seconds previously. Furthermore, there may be some
incoherence in the data displayed due to the non-intrusive nature of the EFEM; this
incoherence is unlikely to happen. This limitation will not be worked on any further.
5.3.2
Contact
If you come upon a new problem, please send a mail describing the problem, with the
software version used, to the following address: Scott.Matthews@motorola.com
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Appendix A
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Frequently asked questions

How do I show and hide FEM screens ?
To show up FEM screens, FEM feature must have been activated first. Section
4.1.2 explains how to activate FEM from the main menu.
Once the phone is powered up, go to the idle screen. To show up FEM screens,
toggle menu + left softkey. To hide FEM screens back, toggle the same key
sequence.
The values displayed seem incoherent, or not relevant, or do not change

A really important check to perform as soon as the display seems strange is that the
refresh is disabled! If refresh is disabled, the parameters values displayed keep the
value they had when refresh has been frozen. Values change no more, since refresh
is back enabled. Please refer to section 4.2.2.3 to learn how to enable/disable
refresh.
How are the parameters collected? What is the refresh rate?

The parameters are collected every 2 seconds. To learn more about the way in
which parameter values are collected, please refer to section 4.3.1 and section
4.3.2.
At power up, the EFEM screen shows up

When you power down a phone with EFEM on, some settings are saved in non
volatile memory.In that case, during the next power up, the EFEM screens will
show up. EFEM screens may have been hidden or not before power down, it does
not matter.
The EFEM screens list is always circular

It is possible to make circular list of the usual menu of the phone be non-circular.
However, this does not affect the EFEM scrolling, which always remains circular.
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Appendix B
August 9, 2004
Glossary of the EFEM parameters
This appendix intends at explaining all the parameters displayed on the EFEM screens (as
they are shown in section 4.2.4). They may be unclear because of the abbreviations used
in this document, or because of a particular semantic used for the EFEM. Parameters
definitions occur in alphabetical order.
ARFCN : Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number (GSM).
ATT Flag : TRUE if network requires attach/detach on power up/down.
Attach State : current attach state of the phone.
BSIC : Base Station Identity Code (GSM).
Cell Identity : cell identifier. Number from 0 until 268435456
Cell Type: WCDMA: S: serving cell (out of DCH) ; V: active set cell (in DCH);
A: WCDMA intra neighbour cell; E: WCDMA inter neighbour cell.
GSM: GSM: for GSM only ; GPR: for GSM and GPRS.
CPICH Ec/No : Ec/No value as reported to Network in Measurement Reporting.

.
CPICH RSCP : RSCP value as reported to Network in Measurement Reporting.
DL Channelisation code : Downlink channelisation code used on the downlink

data (or shared) channel.
DL Secondary Scrambling code : Downlink secondary scrambling code assigned

by the UTRAN. (If this is blank then this
primary scrambling code is used instead.)
DL Slot Format : Provides info on Channel Bit Rate, bits/slot etc.

DRX Cycle : Discontinuous Reception in idle mode in order to reduce power
consumption.
H : Quality level threshold criterion for hierarchical cell structures. If the serving
cell uses HCS then only those cells with H>0 are considered (exceptions
apply). For more details please refer to[3].
HCS used flag : flag to indicate wether HCS is being used or not. For more details
please refer to[3].
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HCS_prio : HCS priority level (0-7). If HCS is used then only those cells with the
highest HCS_PRIO are considered. (Except for fast moving mobiles
where the opposite is the case).
LAC : Location Area Code.
Measurement Rules: Describes which types of cells to measure.
Measurement Rules Priority : Describes the priority class of cells to measure.

Measurements can be different for GSM and WCDMA cells. M.R.P. have a
meaning depending on Measurement rules parameter.
MCC : Mobile Country Code.
MNC : Mobile Network Code.
NCR : The threshold (for number of cell selections) used for the high mobility
calculation.
NMO : Network Mode Of Operation.
Number of Active Cells : The number of active cells in the active cell list
(assigned by UTRA)
Number of DL data channels : The number of downlink PH channels active

which are carrying user data.
Number of UL data channels : The number of uplink physical channels active

which are carrying user data.
Penalty Active : flag to indicate wether penalty_time is active or not.
PENALTY_TIME : The duration for which the TEMP_OFFSET is applied.
Primary Scrambling Code : The scrambling codes are divided into 512 sets each
of a primary scrambling code and 15 secondary
scrambling codes. The primary scrambling codes
consist of scrambling codes n=16*i where i=0..511.
The i:th set of secondary scrambling codes consists of
scrambling codes 16*i+k, where k=1..15.
P-TMSI : Packet TMSI.
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Qhcs : Quality threshold level for applying prioritised hierarchical cell re-selection
on serving cell
Qhyst1 : Hysteresis value read from the serving cell SIBs and applied to the
serving cell R (RSCP) calculations.
Qhyst2 : Hysteresis value read from the serving cell SIBs and applied to the
serving cell R (Ec/N0) calculations.
Qoffset 1 : Offset read from the Serving cell SIBs but applied to the Neighbour
cell R (RSCP) calculations.
Qoffset 2 : Offset read from the Serving cell SIBs but applied to the Neighbour
cell R (Ec/N0) calculations.
Qqualmeas : Measured cell quality value measured on average of CPICH Ec/N0.

This is the Qqualmeas value as calculated for Cell Selection/
Reselection calculations. For more details please refer to[3].
Qqualmin : Minimum required quality level in the cell (dB), used in Squal
calculations. Calculations based on Qualmeas flag. For more details
please refer to[3].
Qrxlevmeas : Measured cell RX level value, measured on received signal strength

of CPICH RSCP. This is the Qrxlevmeas value as calculated for
Cell Selection/Reselection calculations. For more details please
refer to[3].
Qrxlevmin : Minimum acceptable rx level value, used in Srxlev calculations.

Calculation used based on the QualMeas flag. .For more details
please refer to[3].
Qualmeas : Indicates whether either CPICH Ec/No or CPICH RSCP should be

used for cell reselection purposes. This parameter has value either
CPICH Ec/No or CPICH RSCP, and indicates which measurement
should be used for cell reselection purposes. For more details please
refer to[3].
R : The cell-ranking criterion. The cell with the highest R is selected when HCS is
not used. For more details please refer to[3].
RAC : Routing Area Code.
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RAT : radio access technology. Technology used by the phone to communicate

with the network on the air interface.
RRC State : current RRC State protocol defined as per [2].
RSSI : Recieved Signal Strengh Indicator. Overall Received Signal Strength

Indicator Strength of signal on current frequency (note this is a
combined signal strength of all cells transmitting on this frequency).
Rxlev : the cell ranking criterion (GSM).
Secondary Scrambling Code : The scrambling codes are divided into 512 sets
each of a primary scrambling code and 15
secondary scrambling codes. The primary
scrambling codes consist of scrambling codes
n=16*i where i=0..511. The i:th set of secondary
scrambling codes consists of scrambling codes
16*i+k, where k=1..15.
SFN-CFN : SFN-CFN observed time difference as reported to Network in

Measurement Reporting. This measurement is for handover timing
purposes to identify active cell and neighbour cell time difference.
SFN-SFN : This measurement is for identifying time difference between two cells.
SHCS,RATm : If HCS is used in the cell, then below this Srxlev limit in the
serving cell, the UE shall measure all cells of RATm (i.e. GSM)
Sintersearch :The threshold (dB) for inter-frequency measurements.
Sintrasearch : The threshold (dB) for intra-frequency measurements.
Slimit,searchRATm : If HCS is used in the cell, then if Squal exceeds this limit
in the serving cell, the UE needs NOT measure neighbour cells of
RATm (i.e. GSM).
Spreading factor : Spreading factor of the active cell
Squal : The cell selection quality value (dB). Only cells with Squal > 0 are
considered valid. For more details please refer to[3].
Srxlev : Cell Selection RX level value (dB). For more details please refer to[3].
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SSDT active : Indicates if Site Selection Diversity Transmit is in use.
SsearchHCS : If HCS is used in the cell, then below this limit in the serving cell,
the UE shall measure all neighbour cells both inter and intra
frequency.
SsearchRATm : If HCS is used in the cell, then below this limit in the serving
cell, the UE shall measure all neighbour RAT cells (i.e. GSM
cells).
Sync : synchronization state.
T3212 : Location Update Timer.
T3312 : Routing Area Update Timer. On expiry, initiation of the periodic RAU
procedure.
TCRmax : Timer period used for the high mobility calculation.
TcrmaxHyst : The timer period for which high mobility remains in effect after the
number of cell reselections falls back down under the threshold
value.
TEMP_OFFSET1 : Offsets applied to H and R for neighbour cells using RSCP

calculation. The offset only applies for a certain duration (see
PENALTY_TIME).
TEMP_OFFSET2 : Offsets applied to H and R for neighbour cells using Ec/N0

calculation. The offset only applies for a certain duration (see
PENALTY_TIME).
TMSI : Temporary Mobile Suscriber Identity.
Treselection : The timer used to trigger reselection calculations.
Tx Diversity Status : transmission diversity ON/OFF flag.
UARFCN : UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number. In WCDMA, it

is the frequency range used by the cell (in MHz) multiplied by 5.
Which means : in uplink 9612 to 9888, in downlink 10562 to 10838.
UE Rx-Tx observed time difference : UE Rx-Tx time difference as reported to

Network in Measurement Reporting.
This measurement is used for call set up
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purposes to compensate propagation

delay of DL and UL.
UE_TXPWR_MAX_RACH : The maximum transmit power the UE may use

when accessing the cell on RACH.
UE TX Power : UE Transmitted Power as would be reported in Measurement

Reporting.
UL Minimum Spreading factor : Uplink minimum spreading factor as allocated

by UTRAN. Note that channelisation code is not
applicable for UL channels.
UL Scrambling Code : Uplink scrambling code assigned by the UTRAN.
Voice Transport Channel BLER : Transport Channel BLER as would be

reported in Measurement Reporting.
Primarily for voice calls (not valid for data
calls with multiple transport channels)
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Appendix C
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Where is my parameter in the EFEM screens?
This section tries to help you find out on which screen you can see a given parameter. The
following table gives the matching of parameters -> screens. (Note that if you are looking
for which parameter stands on a screen, simply identify it (see section 4.2) and then refer
to the corresponding subsection of section 4.2.)
Table 5: Index of parameters on the EFEM screens
Parameter
Screen
ARFCN
section 4.2.4.2 "Reselection Summary screen"

section 4.2.4.5 "Cell Measurement Summary"
section 4.2.4.8 "GSM 3G Cell Measurement Summary"
ATT Flag
section 4.2.4.6 "NAS Mobility"
Attach State
Cell Identity
section 4.2.4.1 "Serving Cell Reselection screen"RSSI

section 4.2.4.3 "Neighbour Cell Reselection"
section 4.2.4.7 "Paging"
BSIC: Base Station Identity Code (GSM)
Cell Type

CPICH Ec/No
section 4.2.4.4 "Active Set screen"

CPICH RSCP

DL Channelisation code
DL Secondary Scrambling code
DL Slot Format
DRX cycle
Hs
section 4.2.4.1 "Serving Cell Reselection screen"

Hn

HCS used flag

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Parameter
Screen
HCS_prio

LAC
MCC
Measurement Rules
Measurement Rules Priority
MNC
NCR
NMO
Number of Active Cells
Number of DL data channels
Number of UL data channels
Penalty Active
PENALTY_TIME
Primary Scrambling Code

P-TMSI
Qhcs, s
Qhcs, n
Qhyst1
Qhyst2
Qoffset 1
Qoffset 2
Qqualmeas, s

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Parameter
Screen
Qqualmeas, n
Qqualmin

Qrxlevmeas, s

Qrxlevmeas, n
Qrxlevmin

Qualmeas

Rs

Rn

RAC
RAT

RRC State

RSSI

Rxlev

Secondary Scrambling Code
SFN-CFN
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Parameter
Screen
SFN-SFN
SHCS,RATm
Sintersearch
Sintrasearch
Slimit,searchRATm
Spreading factor
Squal

Srxlev

SSDT active
SsearchHCS
SsearchRATm
T3212
Sync State
T3312
TCRmax
TcrmaxHyst
TEMP_OFFSET1
TEMP_OFFSET2
TMSI
Treselection
Tx Diversity Status
UARFCN

UE Rx-Tx observed time difference
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Parameter
Screen
UE_TXPWR_MAX_RACH

UE TX Power
UL Minimum Spreading factor
UL Scrambling Code
Voice Transport Channel BLER
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Worldwide Software Development

Enhanced Field Engineering Mode

Copyright 2002 by Motorola, Inc.

Creation of the document.

Rework after inspection.

Added FEM screens Show / Hide information.

Updated Parameters availability

Changed T3212 unit to decihours

Changed for Phase 2 EFEM.

Updated Active Set Screen

Changed for Phase 3 EFEM.

5.2 Release Notes ........................................................................................................................................ 33

Non DCH State Scrolling List .....................................................................................15

WCDMA protocol knowledge;

Document Usage Description

IEEE Standard for Software User Documentation, IEEE Std. 1063-1987.

3GPP TS 25.331 v3.7.0

3GPP TS 25.304 V3.7.0

What is the EFEM?

Showing up and Hiding FEM screens

EFEM feature description

The Concept of Screen

Figure 1 - List of Screens

*Please refer to section 4.3 for details on the sampling mechanism

EFEM Menus Directory Tree

Figure 2 - Test Mode Menu Tree

Figure 3 - EFEM Menus Directory Tree

EFEM version x.y.z

Table 1: Non DCH State Scrolling List

Serving Cell Reselection screen

Reselection Summary screen

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 1

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 2

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 3

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 4

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 5

Neighbour Cell Reselection Intra 6

10. Neighbour Cell Reselection Inter 1

Table 2: DCH State Scrolling List

Active Set screen 1

Active Set screen 2

Cell Measurement Summary

Table 3: GSM Screen

GSM 3G Cell Measurement Report

Key bindings, Modes, Scrolling and tracking

Figure 4 - Key Bindings

P for parameters mode,

long left soft

Set of modes in which

The figure below gives a snapshot of an EFEM screen.

Last screen viewed

Figure 8 - An impossible backup triggers a revert to the first screen

Last screen viewed

Description of the screens

Serving Cell Reselection screen

Serving Cell Reselection

Hs: quality level threshold

Srxlev: cell selection signal stength

Measurement rules priority:

Qrxlev minimum (dBs)

Squal: cell quality

Rs: cell ranking

Serving Cell Summary

Sintrasearch: threshold for

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