GSM BSS

Easy GSM
Feature Parameter Description
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Contents
1 Introduction............................................................................... 1-1
/!/ Scope!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /2/
/!1 )ntended %udience!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /2/
/!4 hange History!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /2/
2 Overview...................................................................................2-1
3 Automatic Frequency Planning of Compact !"............................3-1
4!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 42/
4!1 %lgorithm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 42/
4!4 Procedure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 421
# Automatic Frequency Optimi$ation of Compact !"......................#-1
8!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 82/
8!1 %lgorithm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 82/
% Automatic Capacity and Coverage Planning of Compact !".........%-1
9!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 92/
9!1 %lgorithm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 92/
& Automatic 'eig()oring Cell Planning of Compact !"..................&-1
3!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 32/
3!1 %lgorithm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 32/
* Automatic 'eig()oring Cell Optimi$ation of Compact !"............*-1
:!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :2/
:!1 %lgorithm!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :2/
+ Compact !" !iming Power O,...................................................+-1
;!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;2/
;!1 BTS Power27ff!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;2/
;!4 BTS Sleeping at Night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;21
- .ocal /0er 1anagement.............................................................--1
<!/ 7&er&iew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <2/
<!1 Principles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <21
12 3ngineering 4uideline0...........................................................12-1
11 Parameter0............................................................................11-1
12 Counter0................................................................................12-1
13 4lo00ary................................................................................13-1
1# 5eference 6ocument0.............................................................1#-1
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'ntroduction
. Scope
The -asy GSM solution includes the following functions=

%utomatic Fre>uency Planning of ompact BTS

%utomatic Fre>uency 7ptimi?ation of ompact BTS

%utomatic apacity and o&erage Planning of ompact BTS

This document mainly describes the applicable scenarios and corresponding algorithm procedures of
-asy GSM!
.2 'ntended !udience
)t is assumed that users of this document are familiar with GSM basics and ha&e a wor$ing $nowledge
of GSM telecommunication!
This document is intended for=

Personnel wor$ing on Huawei GSM products or systems

System operators who need a general understanding of this feature

.( Change History
The change history pro&ides information on the changes in different document &ersions!
There are two types of changes" which are defined as follows=

Feature change=
Feature change refers to the change in the -asy GSM feature of a specific product &ersion!

-ditorial change=
-ditorial change refers to the change in wording or the addition of the information that was not
described in the earlier &ersion!
)ocu#ent 'ssues
The document issues are as follows=

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Draft 01./.2.424.5
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This is the first release of GBSS/1!.!
ompared with issue Draft 01./.2.424.5 of GBSS/1!." issue ./ 01./.2.324.5 of GBSS/1!.
incorporates the changes described in the following table!
Change Type Change )escription %ara#eter Change
Feature
change
None!
None!
/ )ntroduction
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-ditorial
change
Parameters are presented in the
form of Parameter )D instead of
Parameter Name!
None!
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ompact BTS applies to special application scenarios" such as the rural area! )n the rural area" the
networ$ structure is simple" and the BTS is an isolated site or has few neighboring cells! The area
where the BTS is located has incon&enient transportation" insufficient power facility" e+pensi&e
transmission resources" and inade>uate e+perienced maintenance personnel! Therefore" the cost of
maintaining the BTS is high! )f this type of BTS has functions such as automatic fre>uency
configuration" planning" optimi?ation" and automatic neighboring cell planning and optimi?ation" the cost
of operation and maintenance can be decreased! -asy GSM implements all these functions so that the
automatic deployment of GSM networ$ becomes possible!
%ll the BTSs mentioned in this document are ompact BTSs!
The function of automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS enables the automatic configuration of
de&ice data and ser&ice data of the BTS! %fter the hardware and software of a ompact BTS are
installed" a connection between the BTS and the BS is automatically established! )n addition" the
de&ice data and ser&ice data of the BTS are automatically configured under the control of the BS and
M1...! The fre>uencies are also automatically configured!
De&ice data refers to data configurations related to hardware" for e+ample" board configurations and parameter
configurations related to boards!
Ser&ice data refers to data configurations related to ser&ices! Here" it mainly in&ol&es the parameters related to
fre>uency allocation!
Generally" the function of automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS applies to discontinuous
co&erage areas" and the cells in such areas ha&e no neighboring cells!
Before the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS is a&ailable" the data has to be preconfigured
by the operator on the controlling BS of the BTS! Most configuration data" including the de&ice data
and ser&ice data but e+cluding the fre>uency data" can be automatically generated according to the
data configuration template on the BS3... maintenance terminal! The data that is not preconfigured
is automatically configured during the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS!
The transmission2related data" such as the )P address and electronic serial number 0-SN5 of the BTS" is manually
preconfigured!
%fter the data preconfiguration is complete" the operator resets the BTS to trigger the automatic
fre>uency planning of ompact BTS! The system scans the radio en&ironment of the current networ$"
automatically configures cell parameters" and then starts operating!
%fter the BTS starts operating" the surrounding radio en&ironment may change" and the BTS operating
with the automatically configured fre>uency data cannot pro&ide ser&ices with desirable >uality! )n this
case" the BTS automatically performs fre>uency ad,ustment and optimi?ation under the control of the
BS and M1...! This process is referred to as the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS!
)f the function of automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS is enabled" the system ta$es
statistics on radio signal >uality in real time! @hen the radio signal >uality deteriorates to a &alue
smaller than the preset threshold" the system automatically ad,usts the fre>uency allocation to impro&e
the radio signal >uality of the BTS!
)n an application scenario of ompact BTS" the traffic &olume is generally not high and a single
fre>uency can meet the traffic re>uirement! %fter the BTS operates for a period of time" if the traffic
model &aries" the traffic &olume changes accordingly! The BTS has to ad,ust the transmit power and the
number of fre>uencies to meet the co&erage and capacity re>uirements! The function of automatic
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capacity and co&erage planning of ompact BTS can sol&e this problem! @ith this function" the BTS
can ta$e statistics on its traffic &olume in real time! Then" based on the traffic &olume and the parameter
configurations" the BTS determines whether to add fre>uencies to meet the capacity and co&erage
re>uirements! The procedure for ad,usting the capacity and co&erage is automatically performed on the
basis of the parameter configurations! )n the case of traffic burst" hando&er between TH HA and TH
FA or dynamic channel con&ersion should be implemented! For details" see Hando&er Parameter
Description and Dynamic hannel on&ersion Parameter Description!
%utomatic neighboring cell planning pro&ides the initial neighboring cells through downlin$ fre>uency
scanning! %utomatic neighboring cell optimi?ation specifies redundant or missing cells through MA
analy?ing! %fter the initial planning of the BTS" the neighboring cell relations may &ary" some
neighboring cells may be redundant or missing! %s a result" hando&er failure or call drop occurs on the
cell edge! )n this case" the BTS will be out of ser&ice if the automatic neighboring cell planning is started
again! The automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation" howe&er" can ad,ust the neighboring cell relations
without causing the BTS to be out of ser&ice! )n addition" the automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation
needs no manual inter&ention" and thus can reduce the 7M in&estment! The automatic neighboring cell
planning and the automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation features enable the BTS to maintain a proper
neighboring cell relation! )n addition" they automatically impro&e the networ$ >uality" increase the
hando&er success rate" reduce the call drop rate" facilitate the neighboring cell configuration" and
impro&e the 7M efficiency!
% user can configure the power2off and power2on time of a ompact BTS at the BS! )f in a specific
period there is no traffic or the traffic is light in the co&erage area of the ompact BTS" the ompact
BTS can be automatically powered off or powered on under the control of a solar controller! )n this
manner" the power consumption of the ompact BTS is reduced" the configuration of a solar board is
not re>uired" and the construction cost is decreased!
The ompact BTS can be used to launch a new business mode" that is" the operator contracts out the
ompact BTS deployed in a remote rural area to an entrepreneur 0hereafter called B&illage chiefB5! The
&illage chief then performs local user management!
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This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:./ ompact BTS %utomatic onfiguration and Planning!
Based on its fre>uency band capability" the BTS scans the fre>uencies supported by the telecom
operator! Then" the M1... e&aluates the interference on each fre>uency according to the sorting of the
uplin$ and downlin$ recei&e le&els! %t the same time" the M1... ta$es into account the interference
between neighboring BTSs and selects a fre>uency with the minimum interference for the BTS to use!
@hen neighboring BTSs perform automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS" they may
simultaneously contend for the same fre>uency! To pre&ent this" the M1... can implement the
mechanism that all the BTSs controlled by the same BS and the neighboring BTSs are initiali?ed in
succession!
(.2 !lgorith#
%fter the BTS performs uplin$ and downlin$ fre>uency scan" it sends the BS and M1... the
information about the uplin$ and downlin$ recei&e le&els of the scanned fre>uencies! The information
then ser&es as the input of the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS! Figure 42/ shows the
procedure for the automatic fre>uency planning algorithm of ompact BTS!
0igure . Procedure for the automatic fre>uency planning algorithm of ompact BTS
Start
alculate uplin$ and
downlin$ recei&e le&els!
alculate interference
priority!
%llocate BH fre>uency
and TH fre>uency!
-nd
/! To pre&ent neighboring BTSs from selecting ad,acent fre>uencies" the system obtains the uplin$
and downlin$ recei&e le&els by adding the ad,acent2channel interference to the uplin$ and downlin$
recei&e le&els reported by the BTS!
1! Based on the obtained uplin$ and downlin$ recei&e le&els" the system calculates the interference
strength of each fre>uency and then ran$s the interference strength by priority!
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4! The system selects the fre>uency with the lowest interference priority from all the fre>uencies that
can ser&e as the BH fre>uency! Then" the selected fre>uency is configured as the BH
fre>uency of the current cell! )f a BTS is configured with two fre>uencies" the fre>uency that has
the lowest interference priority and is not ad,acent to the BH fre>uency is configured as the TH
fre>uency!
(.( %rocedure
@hen the C0GM/)E parameter is set to !3T/*!3T/%L!&- and 042S'CS5'TCH is set to /&*/&-"
the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS is enabled!
)f either CG'6!CS5'TCH or 042S'CS5'TCH is set to 7FF" related data should be entered manually!
Figure 421 shows the procedure for the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS!
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0igure . Procedure for the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS
Start
BTS initiali?es!
BTS reports its capability"
and BS reports M and
MN!
BTSs initiali?e one after
another!
-nd
Perform uplin$ and downlin$
fre>uency scan!
Perform automatic
fre>uency planning of
ompact BTS!
BS deli&ers other data
based on pre2configured
data!
1. )nitiali?ing BTSs in succession
For all the BTSs controlled by the same BS and the neighboring BTSs" only one BTS can be
initiali?ed at a time" that is" only one BTS performs the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS
at a time!
2. 'plin$ and downlin$ fre>uency scan
The BTS reports its capability" including the supported fre>uency bands" to the M1...! The BS
reports the mobile country code 0M5 and mobile networ$ code 0MN5 to the M1...! %ccording to
the information reported by the BTS and BS" the M1... determines the fre>uency bands that
should be scanned by the BTS! 7n the specified fre>uency bands" the BTS collects the uplin$ and
downlin$ recei&e le&els of each fre>uency!
3. %utomatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS
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%ccording to the uplin$ and downlin$ fre>uency scan result reported by the BTS" the M1...
automatically configures the BH fre>uency and TH fre>uencies of the BTS!
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@hen the BTS operates normally" the M1... periodically monitors the fre>uencies based on the
measurement reports from the MS and the measurement results about the uplin$ interference margin
reported by the BTS! Then" the M1... compares the data obtained through fre>uency monitoring with
the interference proportion threshold and determines whether fre>uencies should be replaced! )f a
fre>uency has to be replaced" the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS is performed to
select a new fre>uency based on the result of the latest ran$ing of interference priorities! The selected
fre>uency must meet the following conditions= )t is not ad,acent to other fre>uencies in the cellC it has
the lowest interference among all the a&ailable fre>uenciesC it is supported by the BTS hardware!
7.2 !lgorith#
Figure 82/ shows the procedure for the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation algorithm of ompact BTS!
8 %utomatic Fre>uency 7ptimi?ation of ompact
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0igure . Procedure for the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation algorithm of ompact BTS
Start
ollect data about signal >uality
in real time!
-nd
@hether to start
automatic fre>uency
optimi?ation of ompact
BTSD
@hether to start
automatic fre>uency planning
of ompact BTSD
Aestart automatic fre>uency
planning of ompact BTS!
The BTS changes the fre>uency!
The BTS selects a new
fre>uency!
The BTS starts operating!
Ees
No
No
Ees
@hen the parameter 042S'C/%TS5'TCH is set to /&*/&- on the BS side and 0re1uency
opti#i8ation algorith# is selected on the M1... side" the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of
ompact BTS is enabled!
The procedure for the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation algorithm of ompact BTS is as follows=
1. Downlin$ interference measurement
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Based on the measurement report from the MS" the BS ta$es statistics of the interference to the
fre>uency on the downlin$! % &alid measurement report contains the information about the uplin$
recei&e le&el" downlin$ recei&e le&el" uplin$ recei&e >uality" and downlin$ recei&e >uality!
Based on the measurement results" the BS analy?es the radio co&erage and interference in a cell! )f
it is always the case that the recei&e le&el is high but the recei&e >uality is poor" interference may
ha&e occurred! )f it is always the case that the recei&e le&el is low and the recei&e >uality is poor"
radio co&erage may be insufficient! Based on the ratio of the number of times that the downlin$
recei&e le&el grade and recei&e >uality grade are higher than the specified &alues to the total number
of times that the downlin$ recei&e le&el and recei&e >uality are measured" the system determines
whether interference occurs on the downlin$ channels of the fre>uency!
Downlin$ interference measurement result can be >uantified as a &alue" which ser&es as the basis for
determining the interference strength on the downlin$!
High recei&e le&el grade indicates good recei&e le&el!
High recei&e >uality grade indicates poor recei&e >uality!
2. 'plin$ interference measurement
The BS measures the uplin$ interference on a fre>uency!
The AF A-S )ND message from the BTS to the BS carries the interference margin le&els of all the
idle channels on a fre>uency! The BS ta$es statistics on all the performance counters based on the
channel type 0THF" THH" or SDH5 and the interference margin le&els 0/ to 95 carried in the
message! )n a measurement period" the BS learns the distribution of the interference margins by
di&iding the &alues of the performance counters by the number of sampling times! Generally" if an idle
channel falls in interference margin le&el 8 or 9" the system considers that interference occurs on the
channel!
'plin$ interference measurement result can be >uantified as a &alue" which ser&es as the basis for
determining the interference strength on the uplin$!
3. %utomatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS
The automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS is performed in the specified period e&ery day"
and the start time of the optimi?ation is specified by Start Ti#e! The automatic fre>uency
optimi?ation of ompact BTS and the ad,ustment of radio parameters affect the ongoing ser&ices!
Thus" it is recommended that the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation be performed when the traffic is
light!
The automatic fre>uency optimi?ation of ompact BTS is triggered by any of the following conditions=

The downlin$ interference measurement &alue is greater than or e>ual to the downlin$ fre>uency
interference proportion threshold" and the total traffic &olume in a measurement period is greater than
or e>ual to Traffic threshold of downlin$ interference decision!

The uplin$ interference measurement &alue is greater than or e>ual to the uplin$ fre>uency
interference proportion threshold!
4. Aestart of the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS
%fter the BTS operates for a period of time" the original results of uplin$ and downlin$ fre>uency scan
may be >uite different from the actual interference! )n this case" the BTS has to periodically scan the
uplin$ and downlin$ fre>uencies to obtain the latest interference and to pro&ide accurate data for
automatic fre>uency optimi?ation!
During the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation" the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS is
started if the BTS determines that a fre>uency has to be replaced and if any of the following
conditions is met=

Number of fre>uency replacements F Threshold o. 0re1 Change Ti#es

Period between the time of the pre&ious fre>uency planning and the current time F 0re1 6eplanning
%eriod
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9 !uto#atic Capacity and Co"erage %lanning o.
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This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:.1 ompact BTS %utomatic apacity Planning!
The automatic capacity and co&erage planning of ompact BTS mainly applies to simple networ$
structure! )nitially" the BTS is configured with a single fre>uency! %s the traffic &olume increases" the
system may acti&ate another fre>uency by performing the automatic capacity and co&erage planning of
ompact BTS and distribute transmit power between the two fre>uencies!
During the automatic capacity and co&erage planning of ompact BTS" the system monitors the traffic
&olume in real time! )f the traffic &olume reaches Start )ou:le+Carrier Load Threshold" ad,ustment is
performed to increase the traffic capacity!
urrently" the automatic capacity and co&erage planning of ompact BTS applies only to one or two
fre>uencies!
9.2 !lgorith#
Figure 92/ shows the procedure for the automatic capacity and co&erage planning algorithm of
ompact BTS!
@hen the parameter C!%C/;E6/%TS5'TCH is set to /&*/&- on the BS side and the Co"erage
opti#i8ation algorith# chec$ bo+ is selected on the M1... side" the automatic capacity and co&erage
planning of ompact BTS is enabled!
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0igure . Procedure for the automatic capacity and co&erage planning algorithm of ompact BTS
Start
M1... measures the
a&erage TH usage in a
cell!
-nd
Does a&erage
TH usage e+ceed load
thresholdD
onfigure two fre>uencies
for the cell!
%d,ust transmit power of
BH fre>uency and TH
fre>uency!
Ees
No
%fter the automatic capacity and co&erage planning of ompact BTS is enabled" the M1... measures
the a&erage TH usage in three pea$ hours during Capacity E<pansion Statistical %eriod! %fter the
measurement" the M1... compares the a&erage TH usage with Start )ou:le+Carrier Load
Threshold! )f the a&erage TH usage is greater than Start )ou:le+Carrier Load Threshold" the
M1... automatically configures two fre>uencies for the cell!
%fter the two fre>uencies operate normally" the BH fre>uency and the TH fre>uency share the
transmit power!

)f the load on BH fre>uency F Threshold o. 2CCH Load Congestion" and the load on BH
fre>uency 2 the load on TH fre>uency F Threshold o. Load )i..erence 2etween 2CCH and TCH"
then the BTS reduces the transmit power of the BH fre>uency and increases the transmit power of
the TH fre>uency!

)f the load on TH fre>uency F Threshold o. TCH Load Congestion" and the load on TH
fre>uency 2 the load on BH fre>uency F Threshold o. Load )i..erence 2etween TCH and
2CCH" then the BTS reduces the transmit power of the TH fre>uency and increases the transmit
power of the BH fre>uency!
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This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:.8 ompact BTS %utomatic Neighbor ell Planning and
7ptimi?ation!
%utomatic neighboring cell planning has the following procedures= the M1... instructs the BTS to start
the downlin$ fre>uency scanning" and the BTS reports the scanned cell information to the M1...!
Then" the M1... adds scanned cells as neighboring cells of the BTS" and adds the BTS cell into the
neighboring cell list of scanned cells to build bidirectional neighboring cell relations between the BTS
cell and the scanned cells! )f a scanned cell is not controlled by this M1..." the M1... sets up only a
unidirectional neighboring cell relation between this cell and the BTS cell!
%utomatic neighboring cell planning applies to the scenario where a BTS is newly deployed in an
e+isting GSM networ$! )t is necessary only when BTSs ha&e o&erlapping co&erage areas!
%utomatic neighboring cell planning re>uires the cooperation of the M1..." BS" and BTS! The M1...
is responsible for control and implementation algorithms! The BS is responsible for data collection and
management! The data includes downlin$ fre>uency scanning information and neighboring cell
measurement files! The BTS is responsible for data collection!
,.2 !lgorith#
@hen the C0GM/)E parameter is set to !3T/*!3T/%L!&- and the &26CELLS5'TCH parameter
is set to /&*/&-" the automatic neighboring cell planning of ompact BTS is enabled!
Figure 32/ shows the procedure for automatic neighboring cell planning of ompact BTS!
0igure . Procedure for automatic neighboring cell planning of ompact BTS
The procedure is described as follows=
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/! %fter the BTS4<..- starts initiali?ation" the M1... sends the fre>uency set for scanning to the BTS!
Then" the BTS scans all the downlin$ fre>uencies in the fre>uency set" measures the downlin$
recei&e le&el 0A+le&GD#5 of all fre>uencies" and reports the scanning result to the M1...!
1! The M1... ran$s the downlin$ fre>uencies according to the A+le&GD# in the scanning result! Non2
BH TAHs are e+cluded from the ran$ing list!
4! The M1... adds the cell under the ompact BTS into the neighboring cell list of scanned cells to
establish bidirectional hando&er relations!
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2TS
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This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:.8 ompact BTS %utomatic Neighbor ell Planning and
7ptimi?ation!
%utomatic neighboring cell optimi?ation is a feature with which the M1... automatically starts the BTS
neighboring cell optimi?ation after determining that a neighboring cell is redundant or missing by
analy?ing MAs!
%utomatic neighboring cell optimi?ation applies to the scenario where a BTS is newly deployed in an
e+isting GSM networ$! )t is necessary only when BTSs ha&e o&erlapping co&erage areas!
%utomatic neighboring cell optimi?ation re>uires the cooperation of the M1..." BS" and BTS! The
M1... is responsible for the control and the implementation algorithm! The BS is responsible for data
collection and management! The data includes downlin$ fre>uency scanning information and
neighboring cell measurement files! The BTS is responsible for data collection!
=.2 !lgorith#
@hen the C0GM/)E parameter is set to !3T/*!3T/%L!&- and the &26CELL/%TS5'TCH
parameter is set to 7N07N5" the automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation of ompact BTS is enabled!
The automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation of ompact BTS has three steps= measurement tas$
setting" measurement data collection" and measurement data processing! The steps are described as
follows=
/! Measurement tas$ setting
The fre>uency measurement tas$ of the ompact BTS is created on the M1... based on the
neighboring cell list and the BH fre>uency allocation in the networ$! )n this tas$" the cell for
optimi?ation" measurement fre>uency of the cell" measurement period" measurement step" and
measurement start time are set through M1... parameters! %fter the tas$ is created" the M1...
starts to chec$ the time! @hen the measurement start time arri&es" the M1... sends the
measurement tas$ to the BS!
1! Measurement data collection
The BS starts the measurement" collects the measured data to generate measurement reports
0MAs5" and then reports the MAs to the M1... periodically! @hen the measurement end time arri&es"
the M1... sends a measurement stop command to the BS! Then" the BS stops the
measurement!
4! Measurement data processing
The M1... analy?es the MAs from the BS" ad,usts the neighboring cell configuration" that is" adds
missing cells and remo&es redundant cells" and then outputs the optimi?ation result!
> Co#pact 2TS Ti#ing %ower /..
>. /"er"iew
This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:.9 ompact BTS Timing Power 7ff!
Timing power2off of the compact BTS consists of BTS power2off and BTS sleeping at night!
BTS power2off is used in areas under the co&erage of the compact BTS! )f there is no traffic or light
traffic in a certain period" the power2off and power2on time of the compact BTS can be configured on
the BS! The solar controller can automatically power on or power off the compact BTS! )n this manner"
the power consumption of the compact BTS is reduced" the number of solar panels to be configured is
reduced" and the construction cost is reduced!
BTS sleeping at night applies to the co&erage scenario in the countryside" especially that of the isolated
site! )n the scenario" mains power is difficult to bring in" so the operator usually deploys energy
e>uipment that uses green energy" for e+ample" solar energy! The in&estment in solar energy ta$es up
a large share in the total in&estment at the site! 'nder the condition that ser&ices are ensured" the
operator is always concerned about how to reduce the number of solar panels for lower total in&estment
at the site! )n the scenario" subscribers ha&e fi+ed habits of communication! Generally" they do not need
to ma$e calls at night! Therefore" the BTS is put in sleeping at night to reduce power consumption! )n
this way" the total power consumption demand at the site is reduced and the number of solar panels to
be configured is thus reduced!
@or$ing in cooperation with the solar controller" BTS power2off turns off a site during the configurable
period of time! BTS sleeping at night turns off all TAH power amplifiers in a cell during the configurable
period of time!
>.2 2TS %ower+/..
The power2off time and the power2on time of a BTS are set on the BS by configuring the SH3T)&ST
and SH3T)&ET parameters! @ith the information stored" e&ery day the solar controller powers off the
BTS at the power2off start time" and restores power supply to the BTS at the power2off end time
automatically though the %bis transmission is disrupted!
Figure ;2/ shows the wor$ing principle of BTS power2off!
0igure . @or$ing principle of BTS power2off
; ompact BTS Timing Power 7ff
GSM BSS
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@hen detecting that the BTS power2off time arri&es according to the stored information" the solar
controller powers off the BTS to reduce power consumption! During the period when the BTS is
powered off" the %bis transmission is disrupted" and thus the BS can neither control nor power on the
BTS remotely!
@hen detecting that the BTS power2on time arri&es" the solar controller powers on the BTS! Then" the
connection between the BTS and the BS is set up! The BS sends the initial configuration data to the
BTS" and the BTS starts operating!
>.( 2TS Sleeping at &ight
@hen T36&/00E&!2LE is set to SLEE%'&G*Sleeping-" the BTS sleeping at night function is
enabled! The BS turns off all TAH power amplifiers in the cell during the period between
T36&/00CELLST6T'ME and T36&/00CELLST%T'ME! @hen a cell is turned off" any call access is
denied! @hen it is not during the period between T36&/00CELLST6T'ME and
T36&/00CELLST%T'ME" the BS automatically starts the cell without re>uiring e+tra conditions!
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This section describes the feature GBFD29/.:.3 #ocal 'ser Management!
The local user management feature in&ol&es the following aspects=

Subscriber registration and subscriber deregistration

The &illage chief that obtains a contract for the ompact BTS purchases a set of S)M cards that are
registered in the operatorIs networ$ from the operator! Then the &illage chief registers these S)M
cards in the local networ$ and sells the cards to &illagers! The &illage chief uses a P to perform user
registration! The user information" such as the MS)SDN" )MS)" prepaid fee" and balance are stored on
the P!
The MSs that are registered in the P are called local users in the local networ$ co&ered by the
ompact BTS of the &illage chief" whereas other MSs are called public networ$ users!

#ocal ser&ices
@hen local user % and local user B camp on the networ$ co&ered by the compact BTS of the &illage
chief" the calls made and short messages transmitted between them are called local ser&ices! The
charging of local ser&ices is performed by the P! The &illage chief uses this P to print the call detail
records 0DAs5 of all local calls!
For the prepaid users" the P periodically updates the balance information! urrently" only the
monthly fee charging is supported!
@ith respect to local ser&ices" the core networ$ neither participates in the ser&ice signaling procedure
nor records call details! Therefore" legal interception" authentication" and encryption cannot be
performed!
@hen a public networ$ user roams to the co&erage area of the ompact BTS of the &illage chief" the
&illage chief manually adds this user to the local networ$ so as to enable the local ser&ices between
public networ$ users and local users!

Public networ$ ser&ices

%ll users e+cept the local users are called public networ$ users! Such calls are called public networ$
ser&ices" for e+ample" a call made by a local user after it mo&es to the co&erage area of another base
station" and a call made by a public networ$ user after it mo&es to the co&erage area of the ompact
BTS of the &illage chief!
@hen a local user mo&es into the co&erage area of another base station" all the charging and calls
are processed by the MS! The &illage chief combines the DAs of local calls and the DAs
generated by the public networ$ to calculate the communication fee of the local user! %fter charging
the local user for the communication fee" the &illage chief settles the deal with the operator!

#ocal ser&ices in single2BTS mode

@hen the transmission o&er the %bis interface is disrupted" the ompact BTS enters the single2BTS
mode! )n this mode" the ompact BTS independently processes all local calls! @hen the transmission
o&er the %bis interface reco&ers" the ompact BTS automatically switches from the single2BTS mode
to the normal wor$ mode!
)f a public networ$ user enters the co&erage area of the ompact BTS in single2BTS mode and
manual user registration is not enabled" the ompact BTS allocates a temporary MS)SDN to the
public networ$ user and notifies the user of the MS)SDN through a short message! Subse>uently"
normal communication ser&ices can be processed between the public networ$ user and local users!
The ompact BTS in single2BTS mode records charging information of all users" including local users
and public networ$ users!
< #ocal 'ser Management
GSM BSS
-asy GSM
The local user management feature enables the operator to launch a new business mode so as to
de&elop a new mar$et!

%fter being the contractor of the ompact BTS" the &illage chief achie&es profits by de&eloping local
users in the &illage! The &illage chief is responsible for performing local subscriber registration"
wor$ing out the charging policy" and charging local users for the ser&ices!

#ocal user management can be performed in a remote rural area e&en if the transmission between
the public networ$ and the remote rural area is disrupted! )n addition" communications and charging
can be processed between local users!

The ompact BTS contracted by the &illage chief can pro&ide ser&ices for users of the public networ$
of the operator!

)n the case that the communication between the ompact BTS and the BS is disrupted" the
ompact BTS tries its best to meet the communication re>uirements of public networ$ users!
?.2 %rinciples
&etwor$ Topology
Figure <2/ lists the networ$ elements 0N-s5 and the networ$ topology in&ol&ed in local user
management!
0igure . Networ$ topology in local user management
BSC
Compact BTS
MSC
SMSC
PC
%s shown in Figure <2/" when the ompact BTS communicates normally with the BS" the BS
assigns radio resources to the local users and public networ$ users under the ompact BTS" and the
BS e+changes information with the ompact BTS on the %bis interface! @hen the connection
between the BS and the ompact BTS is bro$en" the P assigns radio resources for the local users
and public networ$ users under the ompact BTS" and there is no information e+change between the
P and the BS!
!lgorith#
The #ocal user management feature is enabled when S%6TL3 is set to @ES!
To support the local user management feature" certain software must be installed on the P!
The BS processes the public networ$ ser&ices under the ompact BTS by using the same method as
processing that under a normal BTS! The local user management mainly in&ol&es the following aspects=
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hannel management for local &oice calls under normal transmission

'nder normal conditions" if a local &oice call is re>uired" the P indicates the BTS to send a #ocal
hannel Ae>uest message to the BS on the SDHJTH 0&ery early assignment5 of the calling and
called parties respecti&ely" re>uesting the BS to assign the TH for the local &oice call!
)f the #ocal hannel Ae>uest message carries the speech &ersion support capability of the MS" the
BS assigns the corresponding channel to the MS! )f the message does not carry the speech &ersion
support capability of the MS" the BS assumes that the MS supports the full2rate speech &ersion /"
the full2rate speech &ersion 1" and the half2rate speech &ersion /!
)f the #ocal hannel Ae>uest message carries the user priority" that user priority is used! )f the
message does not carry the user priority" the BS assumes that the user priority is .+:- 0allows
preemption and >ueuing" but does not allow being preempted5!
)f the #ocal hannel Ae>uest message carries the information on whether the downlin$ DTH is
allowed" the BS handles the re>uest based on the information! )f the message does not carry the
information on whether the downlin$ DTH is allowed" the BS assumes that the downlin$ DTH is
allowed!
urrently" the ompact BTS wor$s in single2BTS single2cell mode" and MSs cannot perform
hando&er between ompact BTSs under the same P! %s a result" directed retry is not supported!
)n addition" if a local &oice call sei?es a TH during signaling connection setup" the MS is reassigned
a TH in the assignment procedure!
The channel assignment and release procedures of local &oice calls are as follows=
/! %fter identifying the local &oice call" the P instructs the BTS to send a #ocal hannel Ae>uest
message to the BS" re>uesting the BS to assign a TH for the call!
1! The BS assigns a TH to the call and notifies the BTS to acti&ate the TH by sending a #ocal
hannel Ae>uest %K message to the BTS!
4! The P sends an assignment command to the MS!
8! %fter recei&ing the assignment complete message from the MS" the P instructs the BTS to send a
#ocal hannel Aelease message to the BS" re>uesting the BS to release the signaling channel
sei?ed by the MS!
9! @hen the call ends" the P instructs the BTS to send a #ocal hannel Aelease message to the
BS" re>uesting the BS to release the channel sei?ed by the MS!
3! %fter recei&ing the #ocal hannel Aelease message from the BTS" the BS releases the
corresponding channel!
)f the local call sei?es only one channel" the local call is released!

Short message recei&ing and sending for local users under normal transmission
The P chec$s whether a short message is recei&ed or sent between local users by interpreting and
buffering #4 messages! There is no need for the BS to assign a new channel for short message
ser&ices 0SMS5" but the BTS should notify the BS to restore to the signaling stable state in time!
The procedure for sending and recei&ing short messages between local users is as follows=
/! @hen a local user uses the SMS" the P instructs the BTS to send a #ocal SMS )ndication
message to the BS!
1! %fter recei&ing the #ocal SMS )ndication message from the BTS" the BS records the current call as
a local call" initiates Ser&ice %ccess Point )dentifier 4 0S%P)45 establishment" stops waiting for the
lin$ setup indication on the %bis interface" and restores to the signaling stable state!
4! )f the current cell allows the sending of both the uplin$ and downlin$ short messages" the BS
sends a #ocal SMS )ndication %K message to the BTSC otherwise" the BS sends a #ocal SMS
)ndication N%K message to the BTS!
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8! %fter the SMS is complete" the P instructs the BTS to send a #ocal hannel Aelease message to
the BS" re>uesting the BS to release the channel sei?ed by the MS!

Hando&er not supported

The forced hando&er is not supported by local &oice calls" because the BS does not automatically
release local calls generally and the ompact BTS wor$s in single2BTS single2cell mode" that is" MSs
cannot perform hando&er between ompact BTSs under the same P!
@hen a forced hando&er of a local call is manually triggered" the BS responds with a hando&er
failure message!
The forced hando&er due to channel ad,ustment is not supported by local calls!
For a forced hando&er due to cell bloc$ by the BS" the BS releases the local call!
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The following parameters should be configured on the M1... to support the automatic fre>uency
planning of ompact BTS=

7perator fre>uency data

This parameter specifies the fre>uencies that a telecom operator can allocate to BTSs! BTSs select
proper BH fre>uencies and TH fre>uencies from these fre>uencies! The operator fre>uency data
consists of the M" the MN" and the start fre>uency and end fre>uency of a fre>uency band!
The operator fre>uency data should be preconfigured!

BS) data
This parameter specifies the ranges of Bs and Ns that a telecom operator allows BSs to use!

G) resource data
This parameter specifies the range of G)s that BSs allow BTSs to use! This helps BTSs to choose
G)s during the automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS! The G)s configured on the M1...
are not deli&ered to the MS and they are applicable only to the automatic fre>uency planning of
ompact BTS! To ensure that the G)s obtained through the automatic fre>uency planning of
ompact BTS are &alid" you should predefine the &alue range of the G)s corresponding to each
#% at the MS! The &alue range of the G)s predefined at the MS must include the &alue range of
the G)s configured on the M1...!

BTS neighbor relation

)n the BTS automatic planning algorithm" the BTS obtains the neighboring cell and fre>uency
information through automatic scanning! To a&oid the situation that two neighboring BTSs that ha&e
o&erlapping co&erage areas cannot scan each other" you can configure the neighbor relation on the
M1... to ensure that neighboring BTSs can perform fre>uency reselection and hando&er normally in
the o&erlapping area" and ensure that no co2channel interference or ad,acent2channel interference
e+ists between neighboring BTSs! The M1... processes the planning re>uests of neighboring BTSs
in succession to pre&ent multiple neighboring BTSs from contending for the same fre>uency! %fter the
BTS neighbor relation is configured on the M1..." the neighbor relation is written into the BTS
configuration! )n this manner" if multiple BTSs send the automatic planning re>uests at the same time"
the BTSs that ha&e the neighbor relation start the fre>uency scanning in succession" and the BTSs
that do not ha&e the neighbor relation start the fre>uency scanning at the same time! )f the BTS
neighbor relation is not configured on the M1..." the BTSs that send the automatic planning re>uest
at the same time start the fre>uency scanning simultaneously!
The following parameters should be configured on the BS maintenance console to support the
automatic fre>uency planning of ompact BTS=

BTS onfiguration Mode

)f a ompact BTS needs to support the automatic fre>uency planning" this parameter should be set to
!3T/*!3T/%L!&-! )f a ompact BTS need not support the automatic fre>uency planning" this
parameter should be set to &/6M!L*&/6M!L-!
The default &alue is &/6M!L*&/6M!L-!

Fre>! and BS) 7ptimi?e Switch

)f a ompact BTS needs to support the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation" this parameter should be
set to /&*/&-! )f a ompact BTS need not support the automatic fre>uency optimi?ation" this
parameter should be set to /00*/00-!
The default &alue is /00*/00-!

apacity and o&erage 7ptimi?e Switch

/. -ngineering Guidelines
GSM BSS
-asy GSM
)f a ompact BTS needs to support the automatic capacity and co&erage planning" this parameter
should be set to /&*/&-! )f a ompact BTS need not support the automatic capacity and co&erage
planning" this parameter should be set to /00*/00-!

Ma+imum TAH Number

This parameter specifies the ma+imum number of fre>uencies supported by the automatic fre>uency
planning of ompact BTS! urrently" the ma+imum number is 1! The default &alue is /!

Neighbor ell Plan Switch

)f a ompact BTS needs to support the automatic neighboring cell planning" this parameter should be
set to /&*/&-! )f a ompact BTS need not support the automatic neighboring cell planning" this
parameter should be set to /00*/00-! The default &alue is /00*/00-!

Neighbor ell 7ptimi?e Switch

)f a ompact BTS needs to support the automatic neighboring cell optimi?ation" this parameter
should be set to /&*/&-! )f a ompact BTS need not support the automatic neighboring cell
optimi?ation" this parameter should be set to /00*/00-! The default &alue is /00*/00-!
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0igure . Parameter description
%ara#eter ') &E MML )escription
NBA-##S@)T
H
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= @hen this switch
is on" it indicates that the
data of the ad,acent cell is
generated automatically!
@hen this switch is off" it
indicates that these data
must be configured
manually!
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
'nit= None
Default Lalue= 7FF
NBA-##7PTS
@)TH
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= The Self 7rganise
Networ$ finds out the
redundant or missing
neighboring cells by
analy?ing the measurement
reports!
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
'nit= None
Default Lalue= 7FF
SH'TDNST BS3<.. S-T
BTS%PM'BP0Mandatory5
Meaning= This parameter
indicates the time when the
power supply for the BTS is
cut off!
G') Lalue Aange= hour" min"
sec
%ctual Lalue Aange=
..=..=..M14=9<=9<
'nit= None
Default Lalue= None
// Parameters
GSM BSS
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SH'TDN-T BS3<.. S-T
BTS%PM'BP0Mandatory5
Meaning= This parameter
indicates the time when the
power2off for the BTS ends
and the BTS is powered on
again!
G') Lalue Aange= hour" min"
sec
%ctual Lalue Aange=
..=..=..M14=9<=9<
'nit= None
Default Lalue= None
SPAT#' BS3<.. S-T
BTS7THP%A%07ptional5
Meaning= -nable BTS #ocal
'ser Management
G') Lalue Aange= N70N75"
E-S0E-S5
%ctual Lalue Aange= N7"
E-S
'nit= None
Default Lalue= No
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T'AN7FF-N%
B#-
BS3<.. S-T
G-##DENT'AN7FF0Man
datory5
Meaning= This parameter
specifies whether to enable
the Dynamic ell Power 7ff
feature! @hen this
parameter is set to
-N%B#-" the BS can
disable the cell within the
period of time specified by
BT'AN7FF-##STAT)M-B
and
BT'AN7FF-##STPT)M-BC
@hen this parameter is set
to D)S%B#-" the BS will
ne&er disable the cellC @hen
this parameter is set to
S#--P" the BS will disable
the cell unconditionally
within
BT'AN7FF-##STAT)M-B
and
BT'AN7FF-##STPT)M-B"
and enable the cell
unconditionally within the
other time!urrently" this
parameter can be set to
S#--P)NG only for the
BTS4<..-! For other base
stations" this parameter
cannot be set to S#--P)NG!
G') Lalue Aange=
D)S%B#-0Disable5"
-N%B#-0-nable5"
S#--P)NG0Sleeping5
%ctual Lalue Aange=
D)S%B#-" -N%B#-"
S#--P)NG
'nit= None
Default Lalue= D)S%B#-
T'AN7FF-##
STAT)M-
BS3<.. S-T
G-##DENT'AN7FF07pti
onal5
Meaning= This parameter
specifies the start time of a
period during which the cell
is disabled!
G') Lalue Aange= H7'A"
M)N'T-
%ctual Lalue Aange=
..=..M14=9<
'nit= None
Default Lalue= .
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T'AN7FF-##
STPT)M-
BS3<.. S-T
G-##DENT'AN7FF07pti
onal5
Meaning= This parameter
specifies the end time of a
period during which the cell
is disabled!
G') Lalue Aange= H7'A"
M)N'T-
%ctual Lalue Aange=
..=..M14=9<
'nit= None
Default Lalue= .
FGM7D- BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG0Mand
atory5
Meaning= BTS configuration
modes include auto plan
mode and normal mode!
)n auto plan mode" the user
can enable the auto
planning algorithms and
auto optimi?ation algorithms
according to the BTS type!
)n normal mode" the auto
planning algorithms and
auto optimi?ation algorithms
are disabled!
G') Lalue Aange=
%'T70%'T7P#%N5"
N7AM%#0N7AM%#5
%ctual Lalue Aange= %'T7"
N7AM%#
'nit= None
Default Lalue= None
FNBS)S@)T
H
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= )f this switch is on"
it indicates that the
fre>uency and BS) are
generated automatically! )f
this switch is off" it indicates
that the data must be
configured manually!
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
'nit= None
Default Lalue= 7FF
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G)A%S@)T
H
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= )f the parameter is
set to /" it indicates that the
G) and A% data is
generated through
automatic planning! )f the
parameter is set to ." it
indicates that the data
needs to be manually
entered!
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
'nit= None
Default Lalue= 7FF
FNBS)7PTS@
)TH
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= @hether to
generate the fre>uency and
BS) by using the automatic
optimi?ation algorithm
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
'nit= None
Default Lalue= 7FF
%P7L-A7P
TS@)TH
BS3<.. S-T
BTS%'T7P#%NFG07ptio
nal5
Meaning= @hether to enable
the capacity and co&erage
of the BTS to be
automatically optimi?ed
according to the actual
situation of the incumbent
networ$!
G') Lalue Aange=
7FF07FF5" 7N07N5
%ctual Lalue Aange= 7FF"
7N
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Default Lalue= 7FF
The following parameters are configured on the M1...=

7perator fre>uency data

BS) data

G) resource data

Fre>uency optimi?ation algorithm

o&erage optimi?ation algorithm

Start Time

Threshold of Fre> hange Times

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// Parameters
GSM BSS
-asy GSM

Fre> Aeplanning Period

Start Double2arrier #oad Threshold

Threshold of BH #oad ongestion

Threshold of #oad Difference Between BH and TH

apacity -+pansion Statistical Period

Threshold of TH #oad ongestion

Threshold of #oad Difference Between TH and BH

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2 Counters
For the counters" see the BSC6900 GSM Performance Counter Reference!
( Glossary
For the acronyms" abbre&iations" terms" and definitions" see the Glossary!
7 6e.erence )ocu#ents

BS3<.. Feature #ist

BS3<.. 7ptional Feature Description

GBSS Aeconfiguration Guide

BS3<.. GSM Parameter Aeference

BS3<.. GSM MM# ommand Aeference