ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Radio Parameters Manual (Volume I) PDF

ZXG10 BSS
Base Station Subsystem

Radio Parameters Manual
(Volume I)
Version 6.20
ZTE CORPORATION
ZTE Plaza, Keji Road South,
Hi-Tech Industrial Park,
Nanshan District, Shenzhen,
P. R. China
518057
Tel: (86) 755 26771900 800-9830-9830
Fax: (86) 755 26772236
URL: http://support.zte.com.cn
E-mail: doc@zte.com.cn

LEGAL INFORMATION

Copyright 2006 ZTE CORPORATION.

The contents of this document are protected by copyright laws and international treaties. Any reproduction or
distribution of this document or any portion of this document, in any form by any means, without the prior written
consent of ZTE CORPORATION is prohibited. Additionally, the contents of this document are protected by
contractual confidentiality obligations.

All company, brand and product names are trade or service marks, or registered trade or service marks, of ZTE
CORPORATION or of their respective owners.

This document is provided as is, and all express, implied, or statutory warranties, representations or conditions
are disclaimed, including without limitation any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose,
title or non-infringement. ZTE CORPORATION and its licensors shall not be liable for damages resulting from the
use of or reliance on the information contained herein.

ZTE CORPORATION or its licensors may have current or pending intellectual property rights or applications
covering the subject matter of this document. Except as expressly provided in any written license between ZTE
CORPORATION and its licensee, the user of this document shall not acquire any license to the subject matter
herein.

ZTE CORPORATION reserves the right to upgrade or make technical change to this product without further notice.

Users may visit ZTE technical support website http://ensupport.zte.com.cn to inquire related information.

The ultimate right to interpret this product resides in ZTE CORPORATION.

Revision History
Date Revision No. Serial No. Reason for Issue
Nov 30, 2008 R1.0 sjzl20083219 First edition
Apr 24, 2009 R1.1 sjzl20083219 Updated

ZTE CORPORATION
Values Your Comments & Suggestions!
Your opinion is of great value and will help us improve the quality of our product
documentation and offer better services to our customers.
Please fax to (86) 755-26772236 or mail to Technical Delivery Department, ZTE
University, Dameisha, Yantian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, P. R. China 518083.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Document
Name
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Radio Parameters Manual
(Volume I)
Product Version V6.20
Document Revision
Number
R1.1
Serial No. sjzl20083219
Equipment
Installation Date

Presentation:
(Introductions, Procedures, Illustrations, Completeness, Level of Detail, Organization,
Appearance)
Good Fair Average Poor Bad N/A
Accessibility:
(Contents, Index, Headings, Numbering, Glossary)
Your evaluation
of this
documentation
I ntelligibility:
(Language, Vocabulary, Readability & Clarity, Technical Accuracy, Content)
Your
suggestions for
improvement of
this
documentation
Please check the suggestions which you feel can improve this documentation:
Improve the overview/introduction Make it more concise/brief
Improve the Contents Add more step-by-step procedures/tutorials
Improve the organization Add more troubleshooting information
Include more figures Make it less technical
Add more examples Add more/better quick reference aids
Add more detail Improve the index
Other suggestions
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
# Please feel free to write any comments on an attached sheet.
If you wish to be contacted regarding your comments, please complete the following:
Name Company
Postcode Address
Telephone E-mail

This page is intentionally blank.
Contents

About This Manual ............................................................ i
Purpose................................................................................ i
Intended Audience ................................................................. i
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge.............................................. i
What Is in This Manual ........................................................... i
Related Documentation.......................................................... ii
Conventions........................................................................ iii
How to Get in Touch............................................................. iv
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Overview.......................................................................... 1
Radio Parameters in GSM Network........................................... 1
Methods to Modify Radio Parameters ....................................... 2
Format to Describe Radio Parameters ...................................... 8
Precautions in Radio Parameters Adjustment............................. 9
Chapter 2........................................................................ 11
Public Resource Radio Parameters ............................... 11
GERAN Subnetwork Parameters ............................................ 11
BSC Managed Element Parameters ........................................ 13
Configuration Set Parameters ............................................... 18
Chapter 3........................................................................ 21
BSC System Radio Parameters...................................... 21
BSC Global Resource Parameters..................................... 21
Basic Property Parameters ................................................... 21
Radio Basic Property Parameters........................................... 39
Others............................................................................... 51
Function Parameters............................................................ 64
Timer 1 ............................................................................. 71
Timer 2 parameter .............................................................. 88

GPRS Max Retrying Times................................................... 107
GPRS Timer Parameters ..................................................... 116
AMR Half Method Parameters .............................................. 132
AMR Full Method Parameters............................................... 138
GPRS Property 1 Parameters............................................... 144
GPRS Property 2 Parameters............................................... 154
BVC Flow Control Parameters.............................................. 163
FUC Flow Control Map Parameter ......................................... 171
EDGE Property Parameters ................................................. 176
IP INFORMATION PARAMETERS........................................... 183
Timer parameters at Ater interface ...................................... 196
GERAN External Cell Parameters.......................................... 203
GPRS Property Parameters ................................................. 212
UTRAN External Cell Parameters.......................................... 227
Appendix A...................................................................237
Abbreviations...............................................................237
Appendix B...................................................................241
Figures..........................................................................241
Tables...........................................................................243
Index............................................................................253

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION i
About This Manual

In this manual, ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) is mentioned as ZXG10 BSS
for short.
Purpose
Purpose of this manual is to provide complete information about
ZXG10 BSS, including:
Working Principles
Structures
Networking Modes and System Configuration
Intended Audience
This document is intended for network maintenance technicians
and engineers.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge
To use this document effectively, users should have a general
understanding of networking and network interfaces. Familiarity
with the following is helpful:
ZXG10 system and its various components
Interfaces on the network
Operating procedures
What Is in This Manual
This manual contains the following sections:

ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Radio Parameters Manual (Volume I)

ii Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

TABLE 1 - MANUAL SUMMARY
Section Summary
Chapter 1, Overview Introduces the definition and classification
of radio parameters in GSM network, radio
resource management and precautions in
radio parameters adjustment.
Chapter 2, Public
Resource Radio
Parameters
Introduces a series of parameters of
GERAN subnetwork, BSC managed
element and configuration set.
Chapter 3, BSC System
Radio Parameters
Introduces a series of relevant parameters
of BTS, BSC, external cell and UTRAN
external cell.
Appendix A,
Abbreviations
Lists all the abbreviations used in this
manual.
Appendix B
Figures and Tables
Lists all the figures and tables appeared in
this manual.
Index Lists all the index appeared in this manual.
Related Documentation
The following documents are related to this manual:
ZXG10 iBSC (V6.20) Base Station Controller Documentation
Guide
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Alarm Handling
Manual
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Notification
Handling Manual
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem OMM Software
Installation Manual
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Configuration
Manual (Initial Configuration Guide)
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Configuration
Manual (Function Configuration Guide)
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem MML Command
Manual
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Radio
Parameters Manual (Volume II)
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Radio
Parameters Manual (Volume III)
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Operation
Manual (Diagnostic Test)
ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Base Station Subsystem Operation
Manual (Signaling Tracing)

About This Manual

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION iii
ZXG10 iBSC (V6.20) Base Station Controller Performance
Counter Manual - Volume I
Counter Manual - Volume II
Counter Manual - Volume III
Conventions
ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
TABLE 2 - TYPOGRAPHI CAL CONVENTI ONS
Typeface Meaning
Italics References to other Manuals and documents.
Quotes Links on screens.
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input
fields, radio button names, check boxes, drop-
down lists, dialog box names, window names.
CAPS Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens
and company name.
Const ant wi dt h
Text that you type, program code, files and
directory names, and function names.
[ ] Optional parameters.
{ } Mandatory parameters.
| Select one of the parameters that are delimited
by it.

Note: Provides additional information about a
certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs
to be checked before proceeding further.

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things
easier or more productive for the reader.

TABLE 3- MOUSE OPERATI ON CONVENTI ONS
Typeface Meaning
Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually
the left mouse button) once.
Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button
(usually the left mouse button) twice.
Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button
(usually the right mouse button) once.
Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and
Typographical
Conventions
Mouse
Operation
Conventions


iv Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

Typeface Meaning
moving the mouse.

How to Get in Touch
The following sections provide information on how to obtain
support for the documentation and the software.
If you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions
regarding your product, contact us by e-mail at
support@zte.com.cn. You can also call our customer support
center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.
ZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality
and usefulness of this document. For further questions,
comments, or suggestions on the documentation, you can
contact us by e-mail at doc@zte.com.cn; or you can fax your
comments and suggestions to (86) 755 26772236. You can also
browse our website at http://support.zte.com.cn, which contains
various interesting subjects like documentation, knowledge base,
forum and service request.
Customer
Support
Documentation
Support

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 1
Ch a p t e r 1
Overview

This chapter explains the definition and classification of radio
parameters in GSM network, modification methods of radio
parameters, explanation format of radio parameters, and
precautions in radio parameters adjustment.
Radio Parameters in GSM Network
GSM is an integrated system covering fields of network
technology, digital stored program control technology, all
transmission technologies and radio technologies.
GSM consists of Network Sub System (NSS), Base Station Sub-
system (BSS) and Mobile Station (MS).
GSM system signaling structure covers MAP interface, A
interface (between MSC and BSC), Abis interface (between BSC
and BTS), Ater interface (between BSC and external TC) and Um
interface (between BTS and MS, also called air interface).
All these objects and interfaces contain large quantity of
configuration parameters and performance parameters, some of
which are determined during the development and production of
the equipment, and most of which depend on actual need and
operation by network providers. Settings and adjustment of
latter parameters have a great impact on the operation of entire
GSM network.
Radio parameters in GSM network refer to parameters related to
radio devices and radio resources. These parameters have an
important impact on coverage of cells, distribution of signaling
flow and service property of network, etc. Therefore, adjusting
radio parameters reasonably plays a very important part in GSM
network optimization.
GSM radio parameters are classified into project parameters and
resource (cell) parameters.
1. Project Parameters


2 Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
Project parameters refer to parameters related to design,
installation, and commissioning of the project, like antenna
height, antenna direction, antenna gain, antenna download
obliquity and cable loss, etc. These parameters must be
determined during network design and are seldom changed
during the operation of the network.
2. Resource (Cell) Parameters
Resource (cell) parameters refer to parameters related to
configuration and utilization of radio resources, which usually
transmit on radio interface (Um) to keep the base station and
mobile station consistent. Radio parameters covered in this
manual are mainly resource parameters. Radio resource
parameters in BSS contain:
GERAN subnet parameters, BSC management NE parameters,
configuration set parameters;
Global resource parameters for BSC, site parameters, GERAN
external cell parameters, UTRAN external cell parameters;
Cell Parameters;
TRX parameters, power control parameters, handover control
parameters, UTRAN handover control parameters, adjacent
interference cell parameters, adjacent handover cell
parameters, adjacent reselection cell parameters, adjacent
handover and reselection cell parameters, UTRAN adjacent
cell handover and reselection parameters, UTRAN adjacent
handover cell parameters, UTRAN adjacent reselection cell
parameters, frequency hopping system parameters.
Methods to Modify Radio
Parameters
After successfully login NetNumen M31, user can perform the
following steps:
1. In left topology tree of NetNumen M31 main interface, right-
click shortcut menu corresponding to NE agent by created
GSM, select [Start NE Agent], as shown in Figure 1.

Chapter 1 - Overview

FI GURE 1 - SELECT START NE AGENT

2. Click [Start NE Agent], the system automatically starts this
NE.
3. After starting, in left topology tree of NetNumen M31 main
interface, right-click shortcut menu corresponding to NE
agent by created GSM, select [NE Management
Configuration Management], as shown in Figure 2.


FI GURE 2 - SELECT [ NE MANAGEMENTCONFI GURATI ON MANAGEMENT]

1Click [Configuration Management], the system enters into
configuration management interface, as shown in Figure 3.
FI GURE 3 - CONFI GURATI ON MANAGEMENT I NTERFACE

The tree in the left pane shows the objects to be created and
maintained. User can double click the nodes that its
parameters shall be modified, corresponding parameter
interface occurs in right window.


2 Under initial case, [Modify] shortcut button in
configuration management object toolbar is inactivated,
which can not be modified. User shall activate this button by
the action of "Apply Mutex Right".
Note:
"Apply Mutex Right" function is to avoid multiple clients do
actions for the data, which may cause data confused and errors.
Take the data modification of primary configuration set as an
example, specific steps as follows:
i. Right-click [BSC Management NE ID], select [Apply
Mutex Right] in pull-down menu, as shown in Figure 4.


FI GURE 4 - SELECT [ APPLY MUTEX RI GHT]

ii. Click [Apply Mutex Right], [Prompt] dialog box pops up,
as shown in Figure 5.


FI GURE 5 - [ PROMPT] DI ALOG BOX

iii. Click <Yes> button, Apply Mutex Right is successful,
symbol occurs in topology tree, as shown in Figure 6. At
this time, shortcut key is activated, and the user can
modify configuration data under this management NE.
FI GURE 6 - SUCCESSFUL APPLY MUTEX RI GHT

iv. After modifying data, user shall right-click [BSC
Management NE ID], select [Apply Mutex Right] in pull-
down menu, as shown in Figure 7. After the permission is
released, other user can operate the configuration data
under this management NE.


FI GURE 7 - SELECT [ RELEASE EXCLUSI VE PERMI SSI ON]

Format to Describe Radio
Parameters
Each radio parameter in this manual is individually clarified by
using tables, for details see Table 4.
TABLE 4 - FORMAT TO DESCRI BE RADI O PARAMETERS
Full name Chinese parameter name on the interface
Abbreviation Abbreviation for English parameters


3GPP Name Parameter name in 3GPP protocol
3GPP
reference
3GPP protocol version number for parameter
reference
Description Descriptive text for this parameter
Management
Object
Involved object by the parameter
Value Range
Value range of this parameter. If the parameter is in
mapping form, actual parameter value that
corresponds to all indices will be enumerated
Unit Parameter unit
Default
Default value and its description on parameter
interface
Relevant
Functions
Relevant functions and features of the network that
corresponds to this parameter
Relevant
parameters
Influenced parameters due to variations of this
parameter
Caution:
Radio parameters in this system is modified through offline
modification mode, that is, the modification on interface only can
be effective after the synchronization action to foreground is
conducted. This article doesn't explain it more.
Some paramter values in the interface are not fully same as
those in database, with certain corresponding relationship
between them. For specific corresponding relationship see
appendix E.
Precautions in Radio Parameters
Adjustment
Radio parameters adjustment, according to the type of the
problem to be solved, falls into two kinds.
First is to solve static problem, that is, to correct traffic
model in system design by measuring actual average traffic
and signaling flow in every district and to solve common
problems existing for long.
Second is to solve problems at a particular time like traffic
overload in some district, channel congestion due to sudden
events or random events.
For the first type, service providers must perform measurement
and summarization on actual operation regularly, and then
perform appropriate adjustment on global or partial parameters
and configurations. For the second type, network operators
adjust some radio parameters at real time according to instant
data from measurement results.


Most radio parameters in GSM system are based on one cell or
one location area. It is necessary to consider whether parameter
adjustment in this cell will influence other cells, especially the
adjacent one, for parameters between cells are related to each
other greatly. Otherwise, it may cause negative influence.
Determine whether the problem results from equipment fault
(including connections) first when it occurs in some part of the
network. Adjust radio parameters only when determined that the
problem does result from service.

Ch a p t e r 2
Public Resource Radio
Parameters

This chapter introduces a series of parameters of GERAN
subnetwork, BSC managed element and configuration set.
GERAN Subnetwork Parameters
The interface of GERAN subnetwork parameters is shown in
Figure 8.
FI GURE 8 - GERAN SUBNETWORK PARAMETERS

User label
TABLE 5 - USER LABEL
Full name User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Name for user to identify the subnetwork


Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Character string with the maximum length of 40
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Subnetwork ID
TABLE 6 - SUBNETWORK I D
Full name Subnetwork ID
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Unique identification of Subnetwork defined by
users
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 4095
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Subnetwork type
TABLE 7 - SUBNETWORK TYPE
Full name Subnetwork type
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--

Chapter 2 - Public Resource Radio Parameters

Description
Define the subnetwork type as GERAN subnetwork.
It is unmodifiable after being created successfully
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range GERAN subnetwork
Unit None
Default GERAN subnetwork
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BSC Managed Element Parameters
The interface of BSC managed element parameters is shown in
Figure 9.
FI GURE 9 - BSC MANAGED ELEMENT PARAMETERS

User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description Username to identify the BSC managed element
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Managed element ID
TABLE 9 - MANAGED ELEMENT I D
Full name Managed element ID
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Identify BSC managed element, which can be not
repeated under same network management, but it
can't be modified after creation.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Managed element type
TABLE 10 - 1MANAGED ELEMENT TYPE
Full name Managed element type


Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Identify the type of managed element. It is
unmodifiable after being created successfully
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range BSC Managed Element
Unit None
Default BSC Managed Element
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
O&M board IP address
TABLE 11 - O&M BOARD I P ADDRESS
Full name O&M board IP address
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Managed element IP address is the network
interface address of operation and maintenance
board, which is unique for each NE. Its value is
relative with the office number in Ground Resource
Management Configuration. On configuration, it
should be consistent with the IP address of OMP on
iBSC. It can not be repeated within managed
elements.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Input IP with 4 bytes, xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx is
0~255), x is decimal number
Unit None
Default 129.0.31.1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Software version
TABLE 12 - SOFTWARE VERSI ON
Full name Software version
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Specify the software version of BSC. It is
unmodifiable after being created successfully
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range None
Unit None
Default v 6.20.000
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Vendor name
TABLE 13 - VENDOR NAME
Full name Vendor name
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specify the provider of BSC equipment.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Location
TABLE 14 - LOCATI ON
Full name Location
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specify the location of BSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Longitude
TABLE 15 - LONGI TUDE
Full name Longitude
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specify the geographic longitude of BSC
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range -180 ~ 180
Unit Degree
Default 180


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Latitude
TABLE 16 - LATI TUDE
Full name Latitude
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specify the geographic latitude of BSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit Degree
Default 90
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Configuration Set Parameters
The interface of configuration set parameters is shown in Figure
10. Table 17 shows the configuration set parameters.


FI GURE 10 - CONFI GURATI ON SET PARAMETERS

User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Configuration set to identify the BSC managed
element.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--



Ch a p t e r 3
BSC System Radio
Parameters

This chapter explains BSC global resource parameters, GERAN
external cell parameters, and UTRAN external cell parameters.
BSC Global Resource
Parameters
Below introduces BSC Global Resource Parameters.
Basic Property Parameters
The interface of basic property parameters is as shown in Figure
11.


FI GURE 11 - BASI C PROPERTY PARAMETERS

User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Name for BSC global resource easily to be
identified by a user
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--

Chapter 3 - BSC System Radio Parameters

Mobile Country Code (MCC)
TABLE 19 - MOBI LE COUNTRY CODE
Full name Mobile Country Code
Abbreviation MCC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Mobile Country Code (MCC) is used to uniquely
identify the home country of the mobile users (or
system), China is 460
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 999
Unit None
Default 460
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
Country Code (MCC)
Related
interfaces
--
Support MNC 3 digits (MNC3Digits)
TABLE 20 - THE MAX LENGTH TO SUPPORT MNC
Full name The max length to support MNC
Abbreviation MNC3Digits
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether supports 3 digits Mobile Network Code or
not
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 2/3 digits
Unit None
Default 2 digits
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
Mobile Network Code (MNC)
Related
interfaces
--
TABLE 21 - MOBI LE NETWORK CODE
Full name Mobile Network Code
Abbreviation MNC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Mobile Network Code (MNC) uniquely identifies a
specific PLMN network in a country (decided by
MCC). For instance, 07 is PLMN network of China
Mobile
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
When MNC3Digits is selected as 2 digits,
MNC value will be 0~99;
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
MNC
Related
interfaces
--
OMP IP (OMP_IP)
TABLE 22 - OMP I P
Full name OMP IP
Abbreviation OMP_IP
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
OMP IP is the IP address that OMP uses to setup
link with NM. This parameter shall be consistent
with O&M board IP configuration
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 129.0.31.1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
OMP MAC (OMP_MAC)
TABLE 23 - OMP MAC
Full name OMP MAC
Abbreviation OMP_MAC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MAC address of OMP board, default is
0.208.208.161.0.254. If 0 is filled in, MAC address
for OMP is generated based on default foreground
rule, which is 0.208.208.161.0.BUREAUNO.
In single OS environment, you can use default
value, no further setting required; but for multiple
OS environment (such as in a lab), default value
may cause conflict (multiple OS environment refers
to the environment with above 2 OS environment is
connected to a same Hub, so address conflict may
be caused)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
xx.xx.xx.xx.xx.xx. xx is hexadecimal number, value
range is 0~F
Unit None
Default 00 00 00 00 00 00
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
OMC subnet mask (Info4)
TABLE 24 - SUBNET MASK AT OMC I NTERFACE
Full name OMC subnet mask
Abbreviation Info4
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It is the subnet mask of the OMP IP address.
In single OS environment, you can use default
value, no further setting required; but for multiple
OS environment (such as in a lab), default value
may cause conflict (multiple OS environment refers
to the environment with above 2 OS environment is
connected to a same Hub, so address conflict may
be caused)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 255.0.0.0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
OMC Gateway (Info5)
TABLE 25 - OMC GATEWAY
Full name OMC Gateway
Abbreviation Info5
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Infor5 is the IP address of gateway from OMP to
iOMCR.
This parameter can be kept unchanged, default
value is ok. Only when other access shall be
shielded by setting gateway, user can configure it.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 0.0.0.0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
OMC SERVER IP (Info6)
TABLE 26 - OMC SERVER I P
Full name OMC SERVER IP
Abbreviation Info6
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
OMC server subnet (Info6) is defined by user and
set according to network configuration. Info6 is the
IP address that iOMCR uses to setup link with OMP.
This parameter can be kept unchanged. If
configuring it, it shall be consistent with IP address
of userdefined-zxgsmomcr-ftpip = *.*.*.* in
deploy-gsmomcr001_properties in background
Server, that is, cell address.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 0.0.0.0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
OMCB IP
TABLE 27 - OMCB I P
Full name OMCB IP
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
OMCB IP address
Not required normally, default value is ok. When
site connected with BSC is SDR, user shall
configure it.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 0.0.0.0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Net Type (Net)
TABLE 28 - NET TYPE ( NET)
Full name Net Type
Abbreviation Net
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
User defines network category belonging to this
office on demands.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
CTCN, CMCN, CUCN, RLTN, CNC, NFTN, Network
7, Network 8
Unit None


Default CTCN
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
SP Type (SpType)
TABLE 29 - SP TYPE
Full name SP type
Abbreviation SpType
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Role of this BSC in whole signaling network shall be
selected based on actual network condition.
Normally, BSC and MSC are signaling terminal
points. If application at upper layer of signaling
exists, signal is not transitted. Signaling transit
point (STP) is used to aggregated and forwarded.
The equipment integrated with SEP and STEP
functions is STEP
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Signaling End Point (SEP), Signaling Transit Point
(STP), Signaling Transit End Point (STEP)
Unit None
Default Signaling End Point (SEP)
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Restart Flag (Restart)
TABLE 30 - RESTART FLAG
Full name Restart Flag
Abbreviation Restart
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether the signaling point restart function shall
be enabled. Not required normally, default value is
ok
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default Yes
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Bureau No. (Bureau No.)
TABLE 31 - BUREAU NO.
Full name Office Code
Abbreviation Bureau NO.
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It is defined by the customer and set according to
the network configuration, keeping different in
whole topology tree, which can't be modified after
creation.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 253
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Signaling point restart time as STP (stpT18, ms)
TABLE 32 - SI GNALI NG POI NT RESTART TI ME AS STP
Full name Signaling point restart time as STP
Abbreviation stpT18
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Restart time when local signaling pint is STP
Management
Object
BSC
Unit ms
Default 10000
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Test code (TestCode)
TABLE 33 - TEST CODE
Full name Test code
Abbreviation TestCode
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Test code functions as link test, MTP may send test
message timely to verify availability of the link, and
you shall use same test code while responding to
the office.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range No more than 15 characters.
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
CPU thread tracing (Info2, %)
TABLE 34 - CPU THREAD TRACI NG
Full name CPU Thread Tracing
Abbreviation Info2
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
If CPU occupancy exceeds this threshold, signaling
trace is automatically enabled to analyze network,
mainly including MTP and SCCP signaling trace,
excluding signaling trace at Abis interface.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Alarm value of communicate flux of module
control (Info16, byte)
TABLE 35 - ALARM VALUE OF COMMUNI CATE FLUX OF MODULE CONTROL
Full name Alarm value of communicate flux of module control
Abbreviation Info16
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Alarm value of communication flux of module
control. If actual communication flux exceeds
configured value, it triggers alarm. Default value is
1M Byte, don't modify it normally.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10240 ~ 0xffffffff


Unit Byte
Default 1048576
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Longitude
TABLE 36 - LONGI TUDE
Full name Longitude
Abbreviation Longitude
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Identify BSC geographical longitude (longitude in
BSC managed element parameter is not
synchronized to foreground, and property of BSC
global resource may be synchronized to
foreground).
Management
Object
BSC
Unit Degree
Default 180
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Latitude
TABLE 37 - LATI TUDE
Full name Latitude
Abbreviation Latitude
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Identify BSC geographical latitude (latitude in BSC
managed element parameter is not synchronized to
foreground, and property of BSC global resource
may be synchronized to foreground).
Management
Object
BSC
Unit Degree
Default 90
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support GE platform (GESupport)
TABLE 38 - SUPPORT GE PLATFORM
Full name Support GE platform
Abbreviation GESupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Switch to support GE platform
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Is TC Type (TCType)
TABLE 39 - I S TC TYPE
Full name Is TC Type (TCType)
Abbreviation TCType


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Switch to support outer TC function, which can not
be modified after configuration.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Inner and outer TC
Unit None
Default Inner TC
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-002 Remote Transcoder Support
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
SNTP SYNC cycle (info10, ms)
TABLE 40 - SNTP SYNC CYCLE
Full name SNTP SYNC Cycle
Abbreviation Info10
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
BSC conducts time synchronization by SNTP cycle
and server.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 16000 ~ 16284000
Unit ms
Default 1800000
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


SNTP sever address (Info9, ms)
TABLE 41 - SNTP SERVER ADDRESS
Full name SNTP Server Address
Abbreviation Info9
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
IP address of SNTP server. It synchronizes the
clock of each NE. Not required normally, default
value is ok.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Unit None
Default 129.0.31.1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Global time zone (GlobalTimeZone)
TABLE 42 - GLOBAL TI ME ZONE
Full name Global time zone
Abbreviation GlobalTimeZone
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), it is set according to
the local time zone, China is GMT + 08:00
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range All valid time zone
Unit None
Default (GMT+08:00) Beijing
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Summer time flag (SummerTimeFlag)
TABLE 43 - SUMMER TI ME FLAG
Full name Summer time flag
Abbreviation SummerTimeFlag
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Defined according to user requirement. If yes, you
can configure "Summer start time" and "Summer
end time".
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Summer start time(SummerStartTime)
TABLE 44 - SUMMER START TI ME
Full name Summer Start Time
Abbreviation SummerStartTime
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When "Summer time flag" parameter is yes, you
can configure this parameter, defined on user
demands.
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range
Month: 1 ~ 12;
Day: 1 ~ 31.
Time: 0 ~ 23;
Minute: 0 ~ 59
Unit None
Default [1, 1, 0, 0]
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Summer end time(SummerEndTime)
TABLE 45 - SUMMER END TI ME
Full name Summer End Time
Abbreviation SummerEndTime
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When "Summer time flag" parameter is yes, you
can configure this parameter, defined on user
demands.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Month: 1 ~ 12;
Day: 1 ~ 31.
Time: 0 ~ 23;
Minute: 0 ~ 59
Unit None
Default [1, 1, 0, 0]
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Radio Basic Property Parameters
The interface of basic radio property parameters is as shown in
Figure 12.
FI GURE 12 - RADI O BASI C PROPERTY PARAMETERS

Dynamic HR enable (DynaHREnable)
TABLE 46 - DYNAMI C HR ENABLE
Full name Dynamic HR Enable
Abbreviation DynaHREnable
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter determines whether dynamic HR is
supported. If Yes, HR-FR channels could be real
time switched dynamically based on the traffic
according to the following policy: in peak hour, the
system will switch part or all FR channels to HR
channels automatically to reduce the network
congestion rate; in idle hour, the system will switch
part or all HR channels to FR channels
automatically to keep good voice quality;
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No


Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-11-002 Full dynamic channel allocation on
Um interface
ZGF05-17-003 Dynamic Half Rate Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR
(HRThs)
TABLE 47 - THRESHOLD FOR TRX SWI TCHED FROM FR TO HR
Full name Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR
Abbreviation HRThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When channel occupation exceeds this threshold, it
will apply for half-rate channel directly to increase
the user capacity.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-11-002 Full dynamic channel allocation on
Um interface
ZGF05-17-003 Dynamic Half Rate Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
DCS1800/PCS1900 Supported (FuncExt)
TABLE 48 - DCS1800/ PCS1900 SUPPORTED
Full name DCS1800/PCS1900 Supported
Abbreviation FuncExt
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
Specify the frequency supported. It is unmodifiable
after being created successfully.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range DCS1800, PCS1900
Unit None
Default DCS1800
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
Frequency band (FreqBand)
Frequency band of subCell (SubFreqBand)
Related
interfaces
--
Load indication allowed (LoadInd)
TABLE 49 - LOAD I NDI CATI ON
Full name Load Indication
Abbreviation LoadInd
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The load indication process informs the adjacent
BSC of the cell load at border to provide more
reference information in normal handover and the
internal traffic handover of BSC.
This parameter determines if load indication is
available, an also determines the validity of
parameter Load valid time and Load indication
period. If this parameter is No (load indication
process is disabled), the latter two parameters are
invalid. Otherwise they are valid.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Send confusion message allowed (ConfusionMsg)
TABLE 50 - SEND CONFUSI ON MESSAGE ALLOWED
Full name Send confusion message allowed
Abbreviation ConfusionMsg
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Confusion message is bidirectional. If the received
message could not be processed properly for some
reason, and there is no other proper fault message
to send, the system will send confusion message.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Inter-Cell handover allowed (InHoEnable)
TABLE 51 - I NTER- CELL HANDOVER ALLOWED
Full name Inter-Cell handover allowed
Abbreviation InHoEnable
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
According to GSM specifications, intra-BSC inter-
cell handover is implemented by the following
methods: BSC controlled inter-cell handover
without MSC involvement. MSC controlled inter-cell
intra-BSC handover whose handover flow is similar
to that of inter-BSC handover. This parameter
decides the choice of method for inter-cell intra-
BSC handover. Do select No for this parameter if
it is not necessary.


Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default Yes
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Send assignment failure allowed
(ExDRSendAssFail)
TABLE 52 - SEND ASSI GNMENT FAI LURE ALLOWED
Full name Send assignment failure allowed
Abbreviation ExDRSendAssFail
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether external redirection allows assignment
failure
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-02-005 Directed Retry
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Load indication valid time (LoadValidTime)
TABLE 53 - LOAD VALI D TI ME
Full name Load Valid Time
Abbreviation LoadValidTime
3GPP Name Time indication IE


3GPP
reference
48.008 Mobile Switching Centre - Base Station
System (MSC-BSS) interface
Description
In load indication process, BSC sends BSSAP LOAD
INDICATION message to MSC periodically, notifying
about the load status. The message includes time
indication information which indicates the valid
time length of the service load information. MSC
relays the BSSAP LOAD INDICATION message to
neighboring BSCs. This parameter represents the
valid time length of the load message. 255 means
valid permanently.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit 10 s
Default 18
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Load indication period (LoadIndPrd)
TABLE 54 - LOAD I NDI CATI ON PERI OD
Full name Load Indication Period
Abbreviation LoadIndPrd
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
In load indication process, BSC sends BSSAP LOAD
INDICATION message to MSC periodically, notifying
about the load status. The message includes time
indication information which indicates the valid
time length of the service load information. MSC
relays the BSSAP LOAD INDICATION message to
neighboring BSCs. When the load indication
message is sent periodically, this parameter
decides the period for BSC to send the load
indication message.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 1500


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Automatic resource indication threshold
(ResourceIndThs)
TABLE 55 - AUTOMATI C RESOURCE I NDI CATI ON THRESHOLD
Full name Automatic resource indication threshold
Abbreviation ResourceIndThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines that BSC automatically
indicates to MSC about the ratio of presently
available channels to the total channels. When
available cell resource is lower than this parameter,
resource indication shall be sent to MSC about this
cell condition, which shall be configured by O&M.
The four modes of resource indication from BSC are
as follows:
Automatic Mode: BSC instantly returns
BSSAP RESOURCE INDICATION message
as an acknowledgment without any
resource information, after receiving the
BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message.
BSC automatically sends BSSAP
RESOURCE INDICATION message to MSC.
BSC uses the periodicity IE in BSSAP
RESOURCE REQUEST to determine the
indication messages interval (unless the
Periodicity IE is 0 and BSC ignores 0)
once O&M of BSC satisfies the Auto
condition (service threshold or the interval
between any two messages).
One time mode: BSC instantly returns a
BSSAP RESOURCE INDICATION message
with resource information after receiving
BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST message.
BSC stops sending and waits for next
BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST if the BSSAP
RESOURCE REQUEST message does not
contain Extended Resource Indication IE.
If it does, BSC will follow the rules of
Subsequent Mode element in the


message, same as Mode 4. If the previous
mode is 1 or 3, BSC will adopt Mode 1 or
3. Otherwise, it will adopt Mode 4.
Period mode: After BSC receives the
"BSSAP RESOURCE REQUEST" message, it
will immediately return a "BSSAP
RESOURCE INDICATION" message that
contains the resource information. After
that, BSC periodically sends the "BSSAP
RESOURCE INDICATION" message. If
"Periodicity IE" in the "BSSAP RESOURCE
REQUEST" message is not 0, then the
period to send the message is the value of
"Periodicity IE" multiplied by 100ms. If
Periodicity IE is 0, then the message is
wrong and the whole "BSSAP RESOURCE
REQUEST" message is regarded as wrong.
Stop mode: After the BSSAP RESOURCE
REQUEST message is received, BSC
immediately returns a BSSAP RESOURCE
INDICATION message without any
resource information as an
acknowledgement. And then, it will no
longer send the cell resource information
to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Resource adjust threshold (ResourceAdjustThs)
TABLE 56 - RESOURCE ADJUST THRESHOLD
Full name Resource adjust threshold
Abbreviation ResourceAdjustThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
When bytes transmitted for packet service data
have crossed the threshold, timeslot allocation is
adjusted from single timeslot to multiple timeslots
(or the threshold from single timeslot to multiple
timeslots for packet service timeslot allocation).
Management
Object
BSC
Unit Byte
Default 2000
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BSC MAX reset number (BSCMaxResetNum)
TABLE 57 - BSC MAX RESET NUM
Full name BSC Max Reset Num
Abbreviation BscMaxResetNum
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The maximum allowable resets to BSC. After BSC
sends the BSSAP RESET message to MSC, if BSSAP
RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message fails to reach BSC
from MSC within GSM-specified T4 time interval,
the resetting will be repeated.
BSSAP RESET message repeats up to N times. MSC
ends the reset process and notifies OMS incase of
no reply from BSC after N times. N depends on this
parameter.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface


AMR Dynamic HR Conversion Threshold
(AmrHRThs)
TABLE 58 - AMR DYNAMI C HR CONVERSI ON THRESHOLD
Full name AMR Dynamic HR Conversion Threshold
Abbreviation AmrHRThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When busy timeslot/general timeslot >=
AmrHRThs/100, and carrier and cell support AMR,
subsequent service prefers AMR voice rate.
This threshold value can be configured on BSC and
BTS, when "User cell dynamic HR parameter"
(UseCellDynHRPara) is yes, AmrHRThs value
configured by cell will be used, otherwise
AmrHRThs configured by BSC is used.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-008 Independent Threshold for Dynamic
AMR HR/FR Conversion
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Range of BARANG
TABLE 59 TABLE0- 1 RANGE OF BARANG
Full name Range of BARANG
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Value includes single frequency or frequency range,
sent to MS in CHANNEL RELEASE. Certain frequency
can be firstly inspected while MS selects cell.
Input the minimum and maximum value of
broadcast range in the left and right blank in

and click Add to save this range. Range of BARANG
can be same within different global resource.
Note: input frequency range can't be crossed.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
PGSM1 ~ 124
EGSM0 ~ 124, 975 ~ 1023
DCS1800512 ~ 885
GSM1900512 ~ 810
GSM850128 ~ 251
Unit None
Default 0&&0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MR report enable (MrRptEnable)
TABLE 60 - MR REPORT ENABLE
Full name MR report enable
Abbreviation MrRptEnable
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter determines whether data report
function is supported for measurement report,
incombination with MrRptTimap. If enable, and
place it at this time, report function of
measurement data is supported.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Yes/No
Yes: enable;
No: disable;
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TRX PS busy threshold (TrxPSBusyThs)
TABLE 61 - TRX PS BUSY THRESHOLD
Full name TRX PS busy threshold
Abbreviation TrxPSBusyThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is used to collect PS service on the
idle carrier while applying for PS, against infinite
expansion. Application sequence: the idle carrier
above this threshold idle carrier idle carrier
below this threshold.
Calculate it according to remained available quota
on each available PS timeslot * number of accessed
Abis * 100 / user number.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 900
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Others
The interface of others parameters is shown in Figure 13.
FI GURE 13 - OTHER PARAMETERS

User priority for EMLPP (PriThreshold)
TABLE 62 - USER PRI ORI TY
Full name User Priority
Abbreviation PriThreshold
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter (PriThreshold) use the service of
preferred access for high-priority subscriber, that is
eMLPP service, the system may set some reserved
channels (currently, only full rate TCH channels are
supported to be the reserved channels).
When CS instance calls database to apply for
channels, the subscriber's PriorityLevel information
reaches to database, and is compared with
PriThreshold in the database and BSC table. When
PriorityLevel =< PriThreshold (the less the
subscriber's priority level value, the higher the
priority level, that is the subscriber's priority level
is not lower than PriThreshold priority), the
reserved channel can be used.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 15
Unit None
Default 2
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-09-009 Enhancement on Channel Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Low priority level (LowPrioLevel)
TABLE 63 - LOW USER PRI ORI TY
Full name Low User Priority
Abbreviation LowPrioLevel
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When the subscriber's PriorityLevel is bigger than
or equal to this parameter (LowPrioLevel), use the
low priority subscriber channel selection mode set
by 4-1bit of ChanSelectPrio in BTS table. When
PriorityLevel is less than this parameter
(LowPrioLevel), use the high priority subscriber
channel selection mode set by 8-5 bit of
ChanSelectPrio in BTS table.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 15
Unit None
Default 1


Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-09-009 Enhancement on Channel Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Preferred speech version (half)
(PreferSpeechVer)
TABLE 64 - PREFERRED SPEECH VERSI ON ( HALF)
Full name Preferred speech version (half)
Abbreviation PreferSpeechVer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When implementing the CS channel allocation
policy, describe the preferred half-rate speech
version. Half-rate version 1 refers to HR, and
version 3 refers to AMR
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Not specify the preferred version, Half-rate version
1, Half-rate version 3
Unit None
Default Not specify the preferred version
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-002 Half rate
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Preferred speech version (full) (PreferSpeechVer)
TABLE 65 - PREFERRED SPEECH VERSI ON ( FULL)
Full name Preferred speech version (full)
Abbreviation PreferSpeechVer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
When implementing the CS channel allocation
policy, describe the preferred full-rate speech
version. Full-rate version 1 refers to FR, version 2
refers to EFR, and version 3 refers to AMR
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Not specify the preferred version, Full-rate version
1, full-rate version 2, full-rate version 3
Unit None
Default Not specify the preferred version
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-004 Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) Speech
Codec
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Reserved Channel First (RsvChanFirst)
TABLE 66 - RESERVED CHANNEL FI RST
Full name Reserved Channel First
Abbreviation RsvChanFirst
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The selection order of reserved channel and non-
reserved channel
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default Yes
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-25-017 eMLPP
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
EMLPP channel Reserved time (EMLPPThs, %)
TABLE 67 - EMLPP CHANNEL RESERVED TI ME
Full name eMLPP channel Reserved time


Abbreviation EMLPPThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When using high priority user to access service,
that is, EMLPP service, the system may configure
certain remained channels
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-25-017 eMLPP
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Lenght of super vision (LcsSuperVision)
TABLE 68 - LENGTH OF SUPER VI SI ON
Full name Length of super vision
Abbreviation LcsSuperVision
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Supervise the timer length in whole locating
process.
After BSC sends locating request to SMLC, this
timer is configured and shall receives locating
response prior to timeout, otherwise locating
process is terminated.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 250
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-25-001 LCS launched via PS domain
ZGF05-25-022 LCS with CGI+TA
ZGF05-25-023 LCS with AGPS
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Length of radio (LcsRadio)
TABLE 69 - LENGTH OF RADI O
Full name Length of radio
Abbreviation LcsRadio
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Supervise the timer length to transmit radio
information.
This timer supervises the process to deliver MS the
message related with locating. Start while sending
message to MS, and stop while receiving response
from MS.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-25-001 LCS launched via PS domain
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Length of timer waiting intra BSS handover
(LcsWaitInTraHO)
TABLE 70 - LENGTH OF TI MER WAI TI NG I NTRA BSS HANDOVER
Full name Length of timer waiting intra BSS handover
Abbreviation LcsWaitInTraHO
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Length of timer waiting intra BSS handover
completed.
Continue locating process after handover is
finished, with a length threshold for waiting. Stop
while this timer length is exceeded.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Starting time for oriented retry (rmsT10, 100ms)
TABLE 71 - STARTI NG TI ME FOR ORI ENTED RETRY
Full name Starting time for oriented retry
Abbreviation rmsT10
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description This parameter is T10 timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 130
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface


Monitor physical context request (rmsT9108,
100ms)
TABLE 72 - MONI TOR PHYSI CAL CONTEXT REQUEST
Full name Monitor physical context request
Abbreviation rmsT9108
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is timer T9108. Currently, the
process to monitor physical context request is not
used, reserved for later use.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
Timer for MSG Waiting (TWaitMsg, 100ms)
TABLE 73 - TI MER FOR MSG WAI TI NG
Full name Timer for MSG Waiting
Abbreviation TWaitMsg
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Timer for MSG Waiting on RanAWorker process.
RanAWorker process is the working process of
RANA module. Start if RANA instance is created,
stop if message is received, and instance is
released if timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 5 ~ 20
Unit 100 ms
Default 20


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Timer for RANCSEST Waiting (TWaitRancsEst,
100ms)
TABLE 74 - TI MER FOR RANCSEST WAI TI NG
Full name Timer for RANCSEST Waiting
Abbreviation TWaitRancsEst
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Time to wait for RANCS process applying for
resource protection.
RANCS process is to process CS service. This timer
is started if RANA receives external handover
request and applying for channel from RANCS; stop
if receiving RANCS response, and fail to send
handover to interface A if timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting
(TWaitRancsCleCom, 100ms)
TABLE 75 - TI MER FOR RANCSCLECOM WAI TI NG
Full name Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting
Abbreviation TWaitRancsCleCom
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
Interval for RanAWorker process waiting for RANCS
process responding ClearCom. RanAWorker process
is the working process of RANA module. Start if
sending clear command to RANCS, stop if receiving
RANCS response, and continue release process if
timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 30
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Timer for CCM waiting (CcmWaitTimer, 100ms)
TABLE 76 - TI MER FOR CCM WAI TI NG
Full name Timer for CCM waiting
Abbreviation CcmWaitTimer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Timer that is waiting for disconnecting and
disabling BTS during dynamic channel conversion.
Start if CCM starts channel conversion, stop if
receiving successive module and BTS response,
and send message to BTS again if timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 45 ~ 55
Unit 100 ms
Default 45
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Get Static param timer (GetStaticParamTimer,
100ms)
TABLE 77 - GET STATI C PARAM TI MER
Full name Get Static param timer
Abbreviation GetStaticParamTimer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The counting parameter, used by RancRrm, is used
to timely poll UPU unit below CMP.
This timer is configured periodically, and query
resource occupation data for UPU if timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 120
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
HR channel percentage threshold
(HRTsPercentage)
TABLE 78 - HR CHANNEL PERCENTAGE THRESHOLD
Full name HR channel percentage threshold
Abbreviation HRTsPercentage
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When HR timeslot in the cell / general timeslot in
the cell < HRTsPercentage/100, the cell can
generate new HR channel.
This parameter can be configured on BSC and BTS.
If the proportion of HR timeslot in the cell is lower
than HRTsPercentage/100 of BSC and BTS, the cell
can generate new HR channel.
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TFO Enable (TFOControl_0)
TABLE 79 - TFO ENABLE
Full name TFO Enable
Abbreviation TFOControl_0
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is one of TFO control parameters,
to describe whether TFO is enabled. 0 represents
disable, 1 represents enable.
0: disable;
1: enable.
When TFO is not enabled, or value of TFOControl_0
is 0, other switch is disabled and values of
TFOControl_1, TFOControl_2 and TFOControl_3 are
0 too.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-006 TFO
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Coding/decoding type optimization enable
(TFOControl_1)
TABLE 80 - CODI NG/ DECODI NG TYPE OPTI MI ZATI ON ENABLE
Full name coding/decoding type optimization enable
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
to describe whether coding/decoding type can be
optimized. 0 represents disable, 1 represents
enable.
0: disable;
1: enable.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-006 TFO
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Coding/decoding type unmatched enable
(TFOControl_2)
TABLE 81 - CODI NG/ DECODI NG TYPE UNMATCHED ENABLE
Full name Coding/decoding type unmatched enable
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
to describe whether unmatched coding/decoding
type can not be solved. 0 represents disable, 1
represents enable.
0: disable;
1: enable.


Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-006 TFO
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
AMR Optimization Mode (TFOControl_3)
TABLE 82 - AMR OPTI MI ZATI ON MODE
Full name AMR Optimization Mode
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
to describe whether it is AMR optimization mode.
0: don't support ACS variations;
1: support ACS variations.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Support or don't support ACS variations
Unit None
Default Don't support ACS variations.
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-006 TFO
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Function Parameters
The interface of function parameters is shown in Figure 14.


FI GURE 14 - FUNCTI ON PARAMETERS

Support Multi PLMN (MPLMNSupport)
TABLE 83 - SUPPORT MULTI PLMN
Full name Support Multi PLMN
Abbreviation MPLMNSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is a switch to support multi PLMN,
to determine whether multi PLMNs are supported.
One iBSC can support up to 16 operators.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-05-006 Multi PLMN
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Support BTS of different net handover
(InterNetHO)
TABLE 84 - SUPPORT BTS OF DI FFERENT NET HANDOVER
Full name Support BTS of different net handover
Abbreviation InterNetHO
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is a switch to support inter-cell
handover with different network number. This
parameter only can be activated after "support
multiple network number" function is enabled.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support FLEX A(FlexASupport)
TABLE 85 - SUPPORT FLEX A
Full name Support FLEX A
Abbreviation FlexASupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is a switch to support FLEX A, to
determine whether FlexA function is supported.
One iBSC can support up to 16 MSCs
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No


Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-034 Flex A
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support FLEX GB (FLEXGBSupport)
TABLE 86 - SUPPORT FLEX GB
Full name Support FLEX GB
Abbreviation FLEXGBSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is a switch to support FLEX GB, to
determine whether Flex GB function is supported.
One iBSC can support up to 16 SGSNs
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-035 Flex Gb
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MSP support (MSPSupport)
TABLE 87 - MSP SUPPORT
Full name MSP Support
Abbreviation MSPSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is a switch to support MSP, to
determine whether MSP function is supported.
One signaling point can configure up to 16 links. To
have more bandwidth at port A and implement
multi-signaling point function, you can configure
more links at port A.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support RIM (RIMSupport)
TABLE 88 - SUPPORT RI M
Full name Support RIM
Abbreviation RIMSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Swith to support RIM function
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-01-005 Inter-BSC NACC
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RIM retry times (RIMRetryTimes)
TABLE 89 - RI M RETRY TI MES
Full name RIM retry times


Abbreviation RIMRetryTimes
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
RIM retry times. Send it again based on this
number if timeout, up to 3 times.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 3
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-01-005 Inter-BSC NACC
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support different reset parameter in idle and
transfer status (PSReselParam2)
TABLE 90 - SUPPORT DI FFERENT RESET PARAMETER I N I DLE AND TRANSFER
STATUS
Full name
Support different reset parameter in idle and
transfer status
Abbreviation PSReselParam2
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether support different reset parameter in idle
and transfer status
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-01-008 Different Cell Reselection
Parameters for IDLE and ACTIVE Status
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Support HR channel frag finishing
(HRDfragSupport)
TABLE 91 - SUPPORT HR CHANNEL FRAG FI NI SHI NG
Full name Support HR channel frag finishing
Abbreviation HRDfragSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is a switch to support HR channel
frag finishing functions, which can be configured
both on BSC and BTS. Only when both BSC and
BTS are enabled, and finished HR frags / idle HR
channel in the cell is no more than HRDefragThs,
HR channel defragmentation function is enabled,
otherwise it is disabled
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-11-004 HR Concentration
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Report voice quality (VoiceQualityReport)
TABLE 92 - REPORT VOI CE QUALI TY
Full name Report voice quality
Abbreviation VoiceQualityReport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Whether voice quality is reported
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No


Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-012 Speech Quality Supervision
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Timer 1
The interface of timer 1 parameters is shown in Figure 15.
FI GURE 15 - TI MER 1 PARAMTERS

Blocking/unblocking period (T1, 100ms)
TABLE 93 - BLOCKI NG/ UNBLOCKI NG PERI OD
Full name Blocking/unblocking period
Abbreviation T1
3GPP Name T1
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0


Description
This parameter is T1 timer. BSS blocks/unblocks a
terrestrial circuit and sends BLOCK/UNBLOCK
message to MSC due to various reasons such as
O&M intervention, equipment failure/recovery, and
radio resources unavailable/available. T1 timer sets
the time interval between BLOCK/UNBLOCK
ACKNOWLEDGE message sent from MSC to BSC
and BLOCK/UNBLOCK message. T1 is used to
identify it during this period.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Global Resetting Period (T4, 100ms)
TABLE 94 - GLOBAL RESETTI NG PERI OD
Full name Global Resetting Period
Abbreviation T4
3GPP Name T4
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This parameter is T4 timer, monitoring the BSSAP
RESET message sent from BSC to MSC.
Timer start: T4 starts when a global
resetting occurs in BSC.
Timer stop: The BSSAP RESET
ACKNOWLEDGE message from MSC is
received.
Timeout action: If T4 expires, BSC will
repeat the whole process.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Protection period for handover request (T7,
100ms)
TABLE 95 - PROTECTI ON PERI OD FOR HANDOVER REQUEST
Full name The protective period for handover request
Abbreviation T7
3GPP Name T7
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This parameter is T7 timer, monitoring BSSAP
HANDOVER REQUIRED message. T7 timer is
maximum period between the BSC sent BSSAP
HANDOVER REQUIRED message and when MSC
returns BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND message.
MSC sends BSSAP HANDOVER REQUIRED REJECT
message to BSC in case of failure and after that
BSC stops T7 timer.
Timer Start: T7 timer starts when BSC
sends BSSAP HANDOVER REQUIRED
message to MSC.
Timer Stop: T7 timer suspends when BSC
receives BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND or
BSSAP HANDOVER REQUIRED REJECT
message from MSC. BSC sends other
BSSAP HANDOVER REQUIRED message to
MSC when receiving BSSAP HANDOVER
REQUIRED REJECT message.
Overtime Action: If the timer is overtime
and the external handover conditions are
still satisfied, BSC will instantly repeat
HANDOVER REQUIRED process.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Source BSC handover executing period (T8,
100ms)
TABLE 96 - SOURCE BSC HANDOVER EXECUTI ON PERI OD
Full name Source BSC handover execution period
Abbreviation T8
3GPP Name T8
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This parameter is T8 timer. It is the execution
period for external handover process in source
BSC.
receives BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND
message.
Timer Stop: T8 timer stops when BSC
receives BSSAP CLEAR COMMAND
message or RIL3_RR HANDOVER FAILURE
message from MSC.
Overtime Action: If the timer is overtime,
BSC will send BSSAP CLEAR REQUEST
message to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 120
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Assignment period (T10, 100ms)
TABLE 97 - ASSI GNMENT PERI OD
Full name Assignment period


Abbreviation T10
3GPP Name T10
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This parameter is T10 timer. It supervises
assignment process as follows:
Timer Start: T10 timer starts when MS
receives ASSIGNMENT COMMAND
message.
Timer Stop: T10 timer suspends when MS
receives ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE and
ASSIGNMENT FAILURE messages.
Action Overtime: If this timer is overtime,
BSC will send BSSAP ASSIGNMENT
FAILURE message to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 300
Unit 100 ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Protection period for global resetting (T13,
100ms)
TABLE 98 - PROTECTI ON PERI OD FOR GLOBAL RESETTI NG
Full name Protective period for global resetting
Abbreviation T13
3GPP Name T13
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0


Description
This parameter is T13 timer, which is a protection
time period for a local call clearing process.
receives BSSAP HANDOVER COMMAND
message.
Timer Stop: T13 timer suspends when
SCCP receives a SSP/SPI message.
Overtime Action: If this timer is overtime,
BSS will send BSSAP RESET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT message to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 30 ~ 60
Unit 100 ms
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Circuit resetting period on BSS side (T19, 100ms)
TABLE 99 - CI RCUI T RESETTI NG PERI OD ON BSS SI DE
Full name Circuit resetting period on BSS side
Abbreviation T19
3GPP Name T19
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
If BSC SCCP connection is abnormal while the
circuits must be released to idle status, BSS will
send the BSSAP CIRCUIT RESET message to MSC
and start T19. After MSC receives this message, it
will release the corresponding services and the
circuits to the idle status and send the BSSAP
CIRCUIT RESET ACKNOWLEDGE message to BSC.
T19 timer stops when MSC receives RESET
CIRCUIT ACKNOWLEDGE message from BSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 80


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Circuit group blocking/unblocking Period (T20,
100ms)
TABLE 100 - CI RCUI T GROUP BLOCKI NG/ UNBLOCKI NG PERI OD
Full name Circuit group blocking/unblocking Period
Abbreviation T20
3GPP Name T20
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
For some reasons (O&M intervention; equipment
fault/recovery; radio resources
unavailable/available), BSS will block a group of
terrestrial circuits, then send the BSSAP CIRCIUIT
GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK message to MSC. After
receiving this message, MSC will send the BSSAP
CIRCIUIT GROUP BLOCK/UNBLOCK
ACKNOWKEDGE message to BSS for notification.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
RLSD message receive protection timer (T9101,
100ms)
TABLE 101 - RLSD MESSAGE RECEI VE PROTECTI ON TI MER
Full name RLSD message receive protection timer
Abbreviation T9101
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is timer T9101, supervising the
reception of RLSD.
Timer start: T9101 starts when BSC sends
the BSSAP CLEAR COMPLETE message to
MSC.
Timer stop: T9101 stops when the RLSD
message from MSC is received.
BSC will send RLSD message to release
SCCP connection.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Channel activation protection timer (rmsT9103,
100ms)
TABLE 102 - CHANNEL ACTI VATI ON PROTECTI ON TI MER
Full name Channel activation protection timer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is timer T9103, monitoring channel
activation process.
sends CHANNEL ACTIVATION message to
BTS.
BSC receives CHANNEL ACTIVATION ACK
or CHANNEL ACTIVATION NACK message.
BSC will send RF CHANNEL RELEASE
message to BTS
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Abis interface
MSC clear command protection timer (T9104,
100ms)
TABLE 103 - MSC CLEAR COMMAND PROTECTI ON TI MER
Full name MSC clear command protection timer
Abbreviation T9104
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is T9104 timer. It supervises CLEAR
COMMAND from MSC.
sends a CLEAR REQUEST message to MSC.
BSC receives CLEAR COMMAND message
from MSC.
CLEAR REQUEST message will be resent
(four times at the most).


Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
SCCP connection protection timer (T9105,
100ms)
TABLE 104 - SCCP CONNECTI ON PROTECTI ON TI MER
Full name SCCP Connection Timer
Abbreviation T9105
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is T9105 timer, monitoring SCCP
connection process.
sends BSSAP SCCP_CONNECTION_REQ
message to MSC.
Timer Stop: T9105 suspends when BSC
receives SCCP_CONNECTION_CONFIRM
/ SCCP_CONNECTION_REFUSED
message.
BSC will send CHANNEL RELEASE message
to MS.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 60
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
A Interface
External handover protection Timer in target cell
(T9113, 100ms)
TABLE 105 - EXTERNAL HANDOVER PROTECTI ON TI MER I N TARGET CELL
Full name External handover protection Timer in target cell
Abbreviation T9113
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is T9113 timer, monitoring external
handover in the target cell.
sends HANDOVER REQUEST ACK message
to MSC.
BSC sends HANDOVER COMPLETE
message from MS or CLEAR COMMAND
message from MSC.
BSC will send CLEAR REQUEST message to
MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 300
Unit 100 ms
Default 110
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Protective time waiting for access (rmsT1, 100ms)
TABLE 106 - PROTECTI VE TI ME WAI TI NG FOR ACCESS
Full name Protective time waiting for access
Abbreviation rmsT1
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is rmsT1 timer. It indicates
protection waiting time for MS access during
assignment or handover, after channel activation
process.
Timer start: The destination channel
receives the CHL ACITIVATION ACK
message and sends the RADIO
AVAILABLE message to the source
channel.
Timer stop: In MS access, the destination
channel receives the ASSIGNMENT COM
or HANDOVER COM message.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 300
Unit 100 ms
Default 70
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Abis interface
Protective time for applying to channel (rmsT2,
100ms)
TABLE 107 - PROTECTI ON TI ME FOR CHANNEL REQUEST
Full name Protection time for channel request
Abbreviation rmsT2
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is T2 timer.
Timer start: The new channel sends the
RADIO APPLY message.
Timer stop: Channel request succeeds and
the new channel receives the RADIO
AVAILABLE message; or the channel
request fails and the RADIO
UNAVAILABLE message is received; or
the RAIO PROCEEDING message is
received in queuing.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Protective time for link establishment response
(rmsT3, 100ms)
TABLE 108 - PROTECTI ON TI ME FOR LI NK ESTABLI SHMENT RESPONSE
Full name Protection time for link establishment response
Abbreviation rmsT3
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Timer start: RANCS instance sends
"ESTABLISH IND" to RANA instance.
Timer stop: RANCS instance receives the
"CONNECT CONF" sent by RANA instance,
or the "CONNECT FAIL" when RANA fails to
establish the link.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 60


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Protective time for P0 confirms the message
HO/ASS COM (rmsT4, 100ms)
TABLE 109 - PROTECTI VE TI ME FOR P0 CONFI RMS THE MESSAGE HO/ ASS
COM
Full name
Protective time for P0 confirms the message
HO/ASS COM
Abbreviation rmsT4
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Timer start: After RANCS receives the "HO
COM" or "ASS COM" message of MS and
forwards it to RANA.
Timer stop: RANCS receives
acknowledgement of "HO COM" or "ASS
COM" message by RANA.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 80
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Encryption mode modification time (rmsT5,
100ms)
TABLE 110 - ENCRYPTI ON MODE MODI FI CATI ON TI ME
Full name Encryption mode modification time


Abbreviation rmsT5
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is timer T5, used to supervise
modification process of encryption mode, that is,
the timer that waits for MS response after
configuring radio encryption mode.
receives CIPHER MODE COMMAND
message from MSC.
Timer Stop: T5 timer suspends when BSC
receives CIPHER MODE COMPLETE
message from MS.
BSC will send BSSAP CIPHER MODE
REJECT message to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
SAPI3 link establishment time (rmsT6, 100ms)
TABLE 111 - SAPI 3 LI NK ESTABLI SHMENT TI ME
Full name SAPI3 link establishment time
Abbreviation rmsT6
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Timer T6 supervises link establishment of SAPI3.
Timer start: timer T6 starts when BSC
receives the DTAP (SAPI = 3) message
from MSC and there is no SAPI3 link.
Timer stop: timer T6 stops when BSC
receives the ESTABLISH CONFIRM
message from BTS.
Overtime action: When timer T6 expires,
the BSSMAP SAPI"n" REJECT message will
be sent to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
External handover protective time (rmsT8, 100ms)
TABLE 112 - EXTERNAL HANDOVER PROTECTI VE TI ME
Full name External handover protection time
Abbreviation rmsT8
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is timer rmsT8, monitoring external
handover process.
Timer start: rmsT8 starts after handover
command is sent in Serve state while
RANCS instance shall be handovered
externally.
Timer stop: rmsT8 timer stops if RANCS
instance receives HO COMCLEAR
CMD(handover success) or UM HO FAIL
(handover failed).
Management
Object
BSC


Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Protective time for No7 signal instantaneous
disconnection (T3, 100ms)
TABLE 113 - PROTECTI VE TI ME FOR NO7 SI GNAL I NSTANTANEOUS
DI SCONNECTI ON
Full name
Protective time for No7 signal instantaneous
disconnection
Abbreviation T3
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This timer is configured to prevent from signal
instantaneous disconnection and wrong actions.
If disconnection duration of no.7 link exceeds timer
protective time, global resetting is issued. If no
signaling point reachable event is received during
delay time, no.7 link is considered as disconnection
and global resetting process begins; if reachable
signaling point is received during delay time, no.7
link is considered as instantaneous disconnection.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface


Protective time that PO responses external
handover completion message (rmsT7, 100ms)
TABLE 114 - PROTECTI VE TI ME THAT PO RESPONSES EXTERNAL HANDOVER
COMPLETI ON MESSAGE
Full name
Protective time that PO responses external
handover completion message
Abbreviation rmsT7
3GPP Name T7
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
Timer start: it starts when RANCS sends
the HANDOVER REQUIRED message to
MSC.
Timer stop: it stops when RANCS instance
receives HANDOVER COMMAND response
from MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 150
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Timer 2 parameter
The interface of timer 2 parameters is shown in Figure 16.


FI GURE 16 - TI MER 2 PARAMTERS

Protective time for RF channel release (rmsT9,
100ms)
TABLE 115 - PROTECTI VE TI ME FOR RF CHANNEL RELEASE
Full name Protective time for RF channel release
Abbreviation rmsT9
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Timer start: T9 starts when RF CHANNEL
RELEASE is sent to BTS when RANCS
instance is released.
Timer stop: T9 stops when RANCS
instance receives RF CHANNEL RELEASE
ACKNOWLEDGE response from BTS.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Abis interface
Queue period of assignment (rmsT11, 100ms)
TABLE 116 - QUEUE PERI OD OF ASSI GNMENT
Full name Queue period of assignment
Abbreviation rmsT11
3GPP Name T11
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This parameter is T11 timer. It determines the
maximum allowable queue time which starts from
the assignment request.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-10-001 Queuing
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Acknowledgment interval for periodic status
(rmsT12, 100ms)
TABLE 117 - ACKNOWLEDGMENT I NTERVAL FOR PERI ODI C STATUS
Full name Acknowledgment interval for periodic status
Abbreviation rmsT12
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Timer Start: T12 timer starts periodically
when RANCS receives CONNECT CONF
message from RANA. Timer decides to
perform activity check at peer end. Lately,
it is periodical start.
Timer Stop: T12 timer stops when RANCS
instance receives RELEASE TYPE message.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Mode modification process time (rmsT13, 100ms)
TABLE 118 - MODE MODI FI CATI ON PROCESS TI ME
Full name Mode modification process time
Abbreviation rmsT13
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is T13 timer. It supervises BTS and
MS modes modification process. Mode modification
refers to modify channel mode. When there is not
SDCCH and FACCH is allocated, new channel is not
allocated after assignment, but modify the modes.
Timer start condition: When BSC sends the
MODE MODIFY message to BTS and
sends the CHANNEL MODE MODIFY
message to MS.
Timer stop: When BSC receives the MODE
MODIFY ACK/NACK message from BTS
and the CHANNEL MODE MODIFY
message from MS.
the BSC will send BSSAP ASSIGNMENT
FAILURE message to MSC.


Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Abis interface
Protective time of UM assignment completion
(rmsT14, 100ms)
TABLE 119 - PROTECTI VE TI ME OF UM ASSI GNMENT COMPLETI ON
Full name Protective time of UM assignment completion
Abbreviation rmsT14
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is timer T14. It is the period
between sending of ASS/HO COM and receiving of
ASS/HO COM ACK messages at destination
instance.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Waiting time for oriented retry (rmsT16, 100ms)
TABLE 120 - WAI TI NG TI ME FOR ORI ENTED RETRY
Full name Waiting time for oriented retry
Abbreviation rmsT16


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When attempting oriented retry, if target cell has
not been gained through inspection, you shall
configure rmsT16 to wait for receiving
measurement report, and then check whether
oriented retry is conducted at target cell after
rmsT16 is timeout. This process can be repeated
for several times.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 60
Unit 100 ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Queue period for handover (rmsTqho, 100ms)
TABLE 121 - QUEUE PERI OD FOR HANDOVER
Full name Queue period for handover
Abbreviation rmsTqho
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It is the maximum allowable queue time for
handover attempt, calculated from handover
request.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-10-001 Queuing
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


First Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control
(rmT11, 100ms)
TABLE 122 - FI RST OVERLOAD PERI OD OF FLOW TRAFFI C CONTROL
Full name First Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control
Abbreviation mT11
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Overload contains overloads of CPU, MSC signaling
point, MSC service, and CCCH.
In cell overload conditions, BSC adopts a timer
mT11 for traffic flow control. This clock is used
together with mT12 to modify the parameter
ACCESS CONTROL configured for the cell and
notify MS via the system information for flow
control. The value of timer must be less than that
of timer mT12.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-23-001 BSC Load Control
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Second Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control
(mT12, 100ms)
TABLE 123 - SECOND OVERLOAD PERI OD OF FLOW TRAFFI C CONTROL
Full name Second Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control
Abbreviation mT12
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Overload contains overloads of CPU, MSC signaling
point, MSC service, and CCCH.
In cell overload conditions, BSC adopts a timer
mT12 for traffic flow control. The mT12 timer in
combination with mT11 timer modifies ACCESS
CONTROL parameter in the cell. BSC notifies the
MS to achieve flow control through system
information.
The value of timer must be more than that of mT11
timer. The two clocks control the cell flow as
follows: When the network receives the overload
message for the first time, the system decreases
the flow by one level, and starts mT11 and mT12.
The OVERLOAD message during mT11 period will
be ignored. If the OVERLOAD message is received
between mT11 and mT12, the flow will be
decreased by another level and both mT11 and
mT12 will be restarted. If BSC does not receive
OVERLOAD message after mT12 timer stops, the
flow increases to one more level, and the mT12
timer restarts. Lower grade and higher grade
represent different proportion to reject service.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 150
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Time of Micro-Micro handover delay (Tmicro,
100ms)
TABLE 124 - TI ME OF MI CRO- MI CRO HANDOVER DELAY
Full name Time of Micro-Micro handover delay
Abbreviation Tmicro
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
In micro-micro handover control, a delay time
value is required (the timer value). Timer Start:
relevant timer starts instantly when a call enters a
micro cell. Timer Stop: relevant timer stops when it
reaches the set value. Existing call can use
neighboring micro cell in the same layer only when
the timer stops. In this way, it could prevent fast
moving mobiles staying in the micro cell layer.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-05-001 Multi-layer Cell Structure
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BSIC decoding period (Tbsic, 100ms)
TABLE 125 - BSI C DECODI NG PERI OD
Full name BSIC decoding period
Abbreviation Tbsic
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The parameter Tbsic defines a period, which is
calculated from call establishment or handover
completion (inter-cell or intra-cell). TC/I evaluation
is considered as unreliable during this period, thus,
handover to a special TRX is not allowed. During
this period, MS can decode BSIC that interferes
with neighboring cells before handover procedure
starts.
This parameter is only valid in concentric circle
case.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-05-002 Concentric Circle Technology
ZGF05-09-006 Co-BCCH/Common BCCH


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Protection of resources on external in-Handover
(aisT4, 100ms)
TABLE 126 - PROTECTI ON OF RESOURCES ON EXTERNAL I N- HANDOVER
Full name Protection of resources on external in-Handover
Abbreviation aisT4
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
AppRadioApp-AppRadioAvail (external hand in),
RadioApplying status protection timer. The timer is
in RadioApplying status after receiving the
A_Ho_Req message and before receiving
APP_RADIO_AVAIL message.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Serving status protection timer (aisT12, 100ms)
TABLE 127 - SERVI NG STATUS PROTECTI ON TI MER
Full name Serving status protection timer
Abbreviation aisT12
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Serving status protection timer. After CR is sent
and CC is received and before any further message
is received. After App_Ass_Com message is
received and before the call is cleared. After
App_Ho_Com message is received at the handover
from external cell and before the call is cleared.
After timer is timeout, handshake is conducted for
inter-process message transmission.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 3000
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD
(rmsT3121, 100ms)
TABLE 128 - HANDOVER PROTECTI NG TI MER TO WCDMA/ FDD
Full name Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD
3GPP Name T3121
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0
Description
Timer T3121, protection time after sending inter-
system to utran handover command (UM) to UE.
Timer Start: The timer starts when BSC
sends "inter-system to utran handover
command" message to MS.
Timer stop: the timer stops when BSC
receives "CLEAR COMMAND" message
from MSC or "HANDOVER FAILURE"
message from MS.
BSC will send CLEAR REQUEST message to
MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 650


Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Immediate assignment period (rmsT3101, 100ms)
TABLE 129 - I MMEDI ATE ASSI GNMENT PERI OD
Full name Immediate assignment period
3GPP Name T3101
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0
Description
This timer indicates the time period for the instant
assigning process.
sends IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT
COMMAND message.
Timer Stop: The timer stops when BSC
receives ESTABLISH INDICATION
message.
the BSC will send CHANNEL RELEASE
message to BTS.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface, Abis interface


Handover period of source cell (rmsT3103,
100ms)
TABLE 130 - HANDOVER PERI OD OF SOURCE CEL
Full name Handover period of source cell
3GPP Name T3103
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0
Description
This timer indicates the time period for internal
handover process of BSC.
sends HANDOVER COMMAND message to
MS.
Timer Stop: The timer suspends when BSC
receives HANDOVER COMPLETE message
on a new channel or HANDOVER FAILURE
message on an old channel from MS.
the BSC will send a CLEAR REQUEST
message to MSC, and the new channel is
released.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 300
Unit 100 ms
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Assignment period (rmsT3107, 100ms)
TABLE 131 - ASSI GNMENT PERI OD
Full name Assignment period
3GPP Name T3107
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0


Description
This timer indicates the time period for assignment
period and internal handover of a cell..
sends RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT COMMAND
message to MS.
receives RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT COMPLETE
message or RIL3_RR ASSIGNMENT
FAILURE message.
Overtime Action: If this time is overtime,
in the case of assignment, the former and
new channel will be released; in the case
of cell internal handover, the BSC will send
a CLEAR REQUEST message to the MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 300
Unit 100 ms
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Channel release period (rmsT3109, 100ms)
TABLE 132 - CHANNEL RELEASE PERI OD
Full name Channel release period
3GPP Name T3109
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0


Description
This timer supervises the channel release process.
sends RIL3_RR CHANNEL RELEASE
message to MS.
receives RELEASE INDICATION message
from BTS (when BTS receives DISC frame
from MS).
BSC will send CHANNEL RELEASE message
to MS.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 400
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Channel deactivation delay (rmsT3111, 100ms)
TABLE 133 - CHANNEL DEACTI VATI ON DELAY
Full name Channel deactivation delay
3GPP Name T3111
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.018 V5.22.0
Description
After releasing the UM interface radio link layer, in
order to make sure the radio link is disconnected,
BSC sets a period of protection time rmsT3111.
Releases the wireless channel and deactivates it
after rmsT3111 timer stops.
Timer start: rmsT3111 timer starts when
BSC receives RELEASE INDICATION
message.
Overtime Action: If rmsT3111 timer is
overtime, the BSC will send RF CHANNEL
RELEASE message to BTS.
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range 1 ~ 5
Unit 100 ms
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Abis interface
Continue Timer for mode modify
(TModeModifyConn, 100ms)
TABLE 134 - CONTI NUE TI MER FOR MODE MODI FY
Full name Continue Timer for mode modify
Abbreviation TModeModifyConn
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Connection delay timer. This timer is used to wait
for connection finished after sending connection
request, including Abis connection and TC
connection.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 50 ~ 70
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Handover protecting time to UTRAN (mT7,
100ms)
TABLE 135 - HANDOVER PROTECTI NG TI ME TO UTRAN
Full name Handover protecting time to UTRAN
Abbreviation mT7
3GPP Name T7


3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 48.008 V5.12.0
Description
This timer is used to send HANDOVER REQUIRED to
MSC, where target cell is UTRAN cell, waiting for
response from MSC.
Timer start: this timer starts if BSC sends
HANDOVER REQUIRED to MSC, where
target cell is UTRAN cell.
Timer stop: it stops when BSC receives
HANDOVER COMMAND from MSC.
Timeout action: configure penalty for
UTRAN target cell carried in HANDOVER
REQUIRED.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface
Time of destination instance waiting for available
resources when forced disconnection (rms T15,
100ms)
TABLE 136 - TI ME OF DESTI NATI ON I NSTANCE WAI TI NG FOR AVAI LABLE
RESOURCES WHEN FORCED DI SCONNECTI ON
Full name
Available time to wait for resources by the target
instance in forced release
Abbreviation rmsT15
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Timer start: When the target instance
decides forced release, it will send the
"PREEMPT APPLY" to the released object.
Timer stop: The target instance receives
the "RESOURCE AVAILABLE" message
from the released object, indicating that
the resources are available.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 50
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Protecting time of FUC response to system
message broadcast (BcProtect, 100ms)
TABLE 137 - PROTECTI NG TI ME OF FUC RESPONSE TO SYSTEM MESSAGE
BROADCAST
Full name
Protecting time of FUC response to system
message broadcast
Abbreviation BcProtect
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Protection timer for system message broadcast to
wait for the response of FUC. FUC response is used
to ensure BTS correctly receives system message.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
HO performed ack timer (TwaitHoPFMAck,
100ms)
TABLE 138 - HO PERFORMED ACK TI MER
Full name HO performed ack timer
Abbreviation TwaitHoPFMAck
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When using IP carrier at user plane of interface A,
because TC is placed at MGW, CN shall be informed
to replace codec during intra-BSC handover. CN
replacement codec is triggered by HANDOVER
PERFORMED message. To ensure MSC has received
this message and successfully command MGS to
replace codec against obstacles at speech aspect,
HANDOVER PERFORMED ACK message is added.
This timer is used to wait for HANDOVER
PERFORMED ACK message from MSC.
Timer start: it starts when BSC sends
HANDOVER PERFORMED message to MSC.
Timer stop: it stops when BSC receives
HANDOVER PERFORMED ACK message
from MSC.
Timeout action: release call while sending
CLEAR REQUEST message to MSC.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 50 ~ 70
Unit 100 ms
Default 60
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
A Interface


GPRS Max Retrying Times
The interface of GPRS maximum retrying times is shown in
Figure 17.
FI GURE 17 - GRPS MAX RETRYI NG TI MES

MAX times of BVC block retry (BVCBlkMax)
TABLE 139 - MAX TI MES OF BVC BLOCK RETRY
Full name MAX times of BVC block retry
Abbreviation BVCBlkMax
3GPP Name BVC-BLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
If the PTP BVC must be blocked due to OAM
intervention or equipment faults (disable
blocking/unblocking the signaling BVC), BSS will
first set the BVC status as Blocked and discard
the uplink service data.
To notify SGSN to stop sending downlink data, BSS
initiates BVC blocking procedure. BSC repeats BVC
blocking procedure after sending BVC BLOCK
message to SGSN. If BSC fails to receive BVC
BLOCK ACKNOWLEDGE message from SGSN in
BSSGPT1, then BVC blocking repeats for a
maximum of N times.
BSC stops BVC blocking and notifies OMS for N
times if there is no answer. N depends on
maximum retries of BVC BLOCK.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of BVC unblock retry (BVCUnblkMax)
TABLE 140 - MAX TI MES OF BVC UNBLOCK RETRY
Full name MAX times of BVC unblock retry
Abbreviation BVCUblkMax
3GPP Name BVC-UNBLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
If the PTP BVC must be unblocked due to the OAM
intervention or recovery of the equipment fault
(disable blocking/unblocking the signaling BVC),
BSS will first set the BVC status as Unblocked.
To notify SGSN to start sending the downlink data,
BSS will initiate the BVC unblocking procedure. BSC
repeats the BVC unblocking procedure after
sending the BVC UNBLOCK message to SGSN. If
BSC fails to receive the BVC UNBLOCK
ACKNOWLEDGE message from SGSN in BSSGPT1
then BVC unblocking repeats for a maximum of N
times.
BSC stops BVC unblocking and notifies OMS for N
maximum retries of BVC UNBLOCK.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of BVC reset retry (BVCRestMax)
TABLE 141 - MAX TI MES OF BVC RESET RETRY
Full name MAX times of BVC reset retry
Abbreviation BVCRestMax
3GPP Name BVC-RESET-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
To keep the initial status consistent between the
two BVC sides, the Reset BVC process must be
initiated in the following cases: 1) system faults
that affect the BVC function in BSS or SGSN (such
as restart upon power-on); 2) lower layer network
service entity failure (such as frame relay fault); 3)
lower layer network service entity capability update
(for example, frame relay capability changed from
0kbps to greater than 0kbps); 4) change of the
corresponding relationship between BVC and the
cell.
For faults that affect NSE, BSC initiates Signaling
BVC RESET procedure. For faults that affect a
single BVC, BSC initiates the PTP BVC RESET
procedure. BSC initiates all PTP BVC RESET
procedure for corresponding NSE after a signaling
BVC reset procedure.
BSC repeats the BVC RESET procedure after
sending BVC RESET message to SGSN and if BSC
fails to receive BVC RESET ACKNOWLEDGE
message from SGSN in BSSGPT2.
BSC repeats the BVC RESET procedure for a
maximum of N times. BSC stops BVC RESET and
notifies OMS for N times if there is no answer. N
depends on maximum retries of BVC RESET.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of NS block retry (NSBlkMax)
TABLE 142 - MAX TI MES OF NS BLOCK RETRY
Full name MAX times of NS block retry
Abbreviation NSBlkMax
3GPP Name NS-BLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0


Description
BSC repeats the blocking process when sending the
NS BLOCK message to SGSN. If NS BLOCK
ACKNOWLEDGE message from SGSN fails to reach
BSC within specified NS_T1 time then BSC repeats
the NS BLOCK message for a maximum of N times.
BSC stops BLOCK procedure and notify OMS for N
maximum retries of NS BLOCK.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of NS unblock retry (NSUnblkMax)
TABLE 143 - MAX TI MES OF NS UNBLOCK RETRY
Full name MAX times of NS unblock retry
Abbreviation NSUnblkMax
3GPP Name NS-UNBLOCK-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
BSC repeats UNBLOCK procedure after sending NS
UNBLOCK message to SGSN. If BSC fails to receive
the NS BLOCK ACKNOWLEDGE message from
SGSN within NS_T1 timer, then BSC repeats the NS
UNBLOCK message for a maximum of N times.
BSC stops UNBLOCK procedure and notify OMS for
N times if there is no answer. N depends on
maximum retries of NS UNBLOCK.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of NS alive retry (NSAliveMax)
TABLE 144 - MAX TI MES OF NS ALI VE RETRY
Full name MAX times of NS alive retry
Abbreviation NSAliveMax
3GPP Name NS-ALIVE-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
BSC repeats alive procedure after sending NS Alive
message to SGSN. If BSC fails to receive NS Alive
ACKNOWLEDGE message from SGSN within NS_T4
timer then BSC repeats NS Alive message for a
maximum of N times. NS Alive process is specified
by the procotol, used to test connection condition
of NSVC terminal side.
BSC stops BSC Alive procedure and notify OMS for
N times if there is no answer. N depends on
maximum retries of NS Alive.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 20
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of suspend retry (SuspendMax)
TABLE 145 - MAX TI MES OF SUSPEND RETRY
Full name MAX times of suspend retry
Abbreviation SuspendMax
3GPP Name SUSPEND-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
MS first sends a SUSPEND message to BSS over
SDCCH when a Class B GPRS MS is about to initiate
a voice service. BSS initiates suspending procedure
to SGSN to notify SGSN to stop sending PS paging
and downlink packet data after BSS receives the
message.
BSC repeats suspending procedure after sending
SUSPEND message to SGSN. If BSC fails to receive
SUSPEND ACK/NACK message from SGSN in
BSSGPT3 then BSC repeats the suspending
procedure for a maximum of N times.
BSC stops suspending and notify OMS for N times if
there is no answer. N depends on maximum
suspending retries.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of resume retry (ResumeMax)
TABLE 146 - MAX TI MES OF RESUME RETRY
Full name MAX times of resume retry
Abbreviation ResumeMax
3GPP Name RESUME-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
BSSGP layer parameters. when GPRS-attached MS
leaves a special mode, BSS adopts one of the
following strategies:
Notify MS of carrying out route area upgrade.
Notify SGSN of recovering the GPRS service.
In case of Routing Area Update, MS and SGSN
directly negotiate GMM status. With the Resume
method (usually for the MS in the packet
transmission status), BSS will initiate the
"RESUME" process to SGSN for the purpose of
notifying SGSN to start the normal packet downlink
transmission action. If BSC fails to receive the
RESUME ACK/NACK message from SGSN in
BSSGPT4, then repeats Resume procedure for a
maximum of N times. BSC stops the Resume
procedure and notify OMS N times if there is no
answer. N depends on the maximum times of
resuming retry.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of radio access capabilities update
retry (UpdateMax)
TABLE 147 - MAX TI MES OF RADI O ACCESS CAPABI LI TI ES UPDATE RETRY
Full name MAX times of radio access capabilities update retry
Abbreviation UpdateMax
3GPP Name RA-CAPABILITY-UPDATE-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
BSSGP layer parameters. when MS is establishing
uplink/downlink TBF, BSS requires information
about the radio access capability of MS. BSS
obtains such information from SGSN through Radio
Access Capabilities Update procedure. BSC repeats
this procedure after sending the RADIO ACCESS
CAPABILITIES UPDATE message to SGSN. If BSC
fails to receive the RADIO ACCESS CAPABILITIES
UPDATE ACK/NACK message from SGSN in
BSSGPT5 then the Radio Access Capabilities Update
procedure repeats for a maximum of N times. After
N times if there is no answer, then BSC stops Radio
Access Capabilities Update procedure and notify
OMS. N depends on the maximum update retry
times.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of PFC create retry
(DownLoadBssPFCMax)
TABLE 148 - MAXI MUM TI MES OF RETRYI NG TO CREATE PFC
Full name Maximum times of retrying to create PFC
Abbreviation DownLoadBssPFCMax
3GPP Name DOWNLOAD-BSS-PFC-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
Max retry times to create PFC. If "Creat BSS PFC" is
not received before timer BSSGPT6 is timeout, BSS
sends "Download BSS PFC" message according to
max times of retrying to create PFC. If "Creat BSS
PFC" is not received still after trying
DownLoadBSSPRCMax+1, the process is completed
and inform O&M
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None


Default 3
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-20-002 Streaming Service Policies
ZGF06-20-001 Service based QoS (UMTS)
ZGF06-07-006 Quality of Service (QoS)
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX times of PFC modify retry
(ModifyBssPFCMax)
TABLE 149 - MAX TI MES OF PFC MODI FY RETRY
Full name Maximum times of retrying to modify PFC
Abbreviation ModifyBssPFCMax
3GPP Name MODIFY-BSS-PFC-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
Max retry times to modify PFC. If "Modify BSS PFC
Ack" is not received before timer BSSGPT8 is
timeout, BSS sends "Modify BSS PFC" message
according to max times of retrying to modify PFC.
If "Modify BSS PFC Ack" is not received still after
trying ModifyBssPFCMax +1, the process is
completed and inform O&M
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
GPRS Timer Parameters
The interface of GPRS timer parameters is shown in Figure 18 - .


FI GURE 18 - GPRS TI MER PARAMETERS

BVC block/unblock retry time (BssgpT1, 100ms)
TABLE 150 - BVC BLOCK/ UNBLOCK RETRY TI ME
Full name BVC block/unblock retry time
Abbreviation BssgpT1
3GPP Name T1
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
It monitors BSSGP blocking/unblocking process.
Global process in BSC central module MP uses the
timer value. BSS initiates BVC blocking/unblocking
procedure for a point-to-point BVC in case of OAM
intervention or device faults. BSC repeats this
procedure, if SGSN does not return BVC
BLOCK/UNBLOCK ACK/NACK messages. The
interval between the messages is the BVC
blocking/unblocking retry time.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
BVC reset retry time (BssgpT2, 100ms)
TABLE 151 - BVC RESET RETRY TI ME
Full name BVC reset retry time
3GPP Name T2
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
It monitors BSSGP reset procedure. BSS initiates
"BVC reset" process when BVC (including PTP BVC
and signaling BVC) is required to be reset
(disconnection to connection at Gb interface, and
cell is changed from GPRS support to GPRS/EDGE
support) due to certain reason. BSC repeats the
procedure if SGSN does not return BVC RESET
ACK/NACK message. The interval between the
messages is the BVC reset retry time.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Suspend retry time (BssgpT3, 100ms)
TABLE 152 - SUSPEND RETRY TI ME
Full name Suspend retry time
3GPP Name T3
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
Class B MS notifies the network to suspend packet
service when MS is ready to perform a voice
service. BSS initiates to suspend SGSN procedure
after receiving SUSPEND message from MS and
repeats the procedure if SGSN does not return
SUSPEND ACK/NACK message. The interval
between the messages is the suspend retry time.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Resume retry time (BssgpT4, 100ms)
TABLE 153 - RESUME RETRY TI ME
Full name Resume retry time
3GPP Name T4
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
It monitors BSSGP resuming procedure. Service
process in BSC peripheral module MP uses the
timer value. BSS initiates resuming procedure to
SGSN when GPRS-attached MS is not in dedicated
mode and BSS uses Notify SGSN to resume GPRS
service policy. BSS repeats the procedure if SGSN
does not return RESUME ACK/NACK message. The
interval between the messages is the resuming
retry time.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Access capability update retry time (BssgpT5,
100ms)
TABLE 154 - ACCESS CAPABI LI TY UPDATE RETRY TI ME
Full name Access capability update retry time
3GPP Name T5
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
It monitors BSSGP RA_CAPABILITY procedure.
Service process in BSC peripheral module MP uses
the timer value. BSC repeats Radio Access
Capability Update procedure after BSS initiates
RA_CAPABILITY procedure to SGSN and if SGSN
does not return the RA_CAPABILITY UPDATE
ACK/NACK message. The interval between the
messages is the retry time for radio access
capability update.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
PFC creating retry time (BssgpT6, 100ms)
TABLE 155 - PFC CREATI NG RETRY TI ME
Full name PFC creating retry time
3GPP Name T6
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
PFC creating retry time
The conditions of timer start, stop, and timeout
actions are as follows:
Timer start: it starts while BSC initiates
Download PFC process;
Timer stop: it stops while receiving SGSN
Create PFC message;
Timeout action: retransfer for N times
(configurable)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
PFC modifying retry time (BssgpT8, 100ms)
TABLE 156 - PFC MODI FYI NG RETRY TI ME
Full name Retry time to modify PFC
3GPP Name T8
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0


Description
Retry time to modify PFC. The conditions of timer
start, stop, and timeout actions are as follows:
Timer start: it starts while BSC initiates
Modify BSS PFC process;
Modify BSS PFC Ack message;
(configurable)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit 100 ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Timer that monitors the block/unblock procedure
(NS_T1, s)
TABLE 157 - TI MER THAT MONI TORS THE BLOCK/ UNBLOCK PROCEDURE
Full name Timer that monitors the block/unblock procedure
Abbreviation NS_T1
3GPP Name Tns-block
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
Timer that monitors the block/unblock procedure.
The conditions of timer start, stop, and timeout
actions are as follows:
Timer start: it starts if NS block/unblock
procedure is initiated;
response;
(configurable)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 120


Unit s
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Timer that monitors reset procedure (NS_T2, s)
TABLE 158 - TI MER THAT MONI TORS RESET PROCEDURE
Full name Timer that monitors reset procedure
Abbreviation NS_T2
3GPP Name Tns-reset
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
Timer that monitors reset procedure. The
conditions of timer start, stop, and timeout actions
are as follows:
Timer start: it starts if NS reset is
initiated;
response;
Overtime actions: Repeat NS reset
process, and the timer restarts
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 120
Unit s
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
NC-Cycle of NS-VC test process (NS_T3, s)
TABLE 159 - NC- CYCLE OF NS- VC TEST PROCESS
Full name NC-Cycle of NS-VC test process


Abbreviation NS_T3
3GPP Name Tns-test
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
NC-Cycle of NS-VC test process. The conditions of
timer start, restart, and timeout actions are as
follows:
Timer start: it starts after NS Reset
process is finished;
Timer restart: it restarts after receiving NS
Alive Ack;
Timeout action: send NS Alive message on
timeout.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 60
Unit s
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC
(NS_T4, s)
TABLE 160 - TI MER THAT MONI TORS ALI VE PROCESS OF NSVC
Full name Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC
Abbreviation NS_T4
3GPP Name Tns-alive
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0


Description
Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC. The
conditions of timer start, stop, and timeout actions
are as follows:
Timer start: it starts if NS Alive is
initiated;
response;
(configurable)
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3
Unit s
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
MAX attempt period of reset (NS_T5, s)
TABLE 161 - MAXI MUM ATTEMPT PERI OD OF RESET
Full name Maximum attempt period of reset
Abbreviation NS_T5
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Maximum attempt period of reset.
Start timer NS_T5 while starting NS reset process,
no reset response is received before NS_T2 timer is
timeout, repeat NS reset process until timer NS_T5
is timeout. If still no reset response is received, NS
reset process shall be terminated and report NS
alarm to O&M. If reset response is received prior to
timeout, the timer is cleared.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 180
Unit s
Default 180
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
TFI and USF release timer (T3169, 10ms)
TABLE 162 - TFI AND USF RELEASE TI MER
Full name TFI and USF release timer
Abbreviation T3169
3GPP Name T3169
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
Description
This parameter is timer T3169. During the packet
uplink transmission, if N3101 or N3103 counter
stops, BSS starts the T3169 timer. Network utilizes
TFI and USF resources on release when T3169
stops.
Timer Start: T3169 timer starts when the
counter N3101 = N3101_MAX or the
counter N3103 = N3103_MAX.
Timer Stop: None;
Timeout action: Release USF and TFI
resources.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms
Default 500
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
TBF release timer (T3191, 10ms)
TABLE 163 - TBF RELEASE TI MER
Full name TBF Release Timer
Abbreviation T3191
3GPP Name T3191


3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
Description
This parameter is timer T3191. During the packet
downlink transmission, RLC data block transmits
BSN on maximum load condition (that is, the final
downlink data block). Network sends RLC data
block with Final Block Identifier (FBI) field set at 1.
FBI includes effective RRBP field to initialize the
release of downlink TBF. Network starts the T3191
timer. For each RLC data block that receives FBI
with value 1 and contains effective RRBP domain:
In acknowledged mode, MS sends the
Package Downlink Confirmation/Non-
confirmation message with Final
Acknowledgement Identifier (FAI) domain
as 1 through the uplink block specified in
RRBP domain. Network re-transmits the
RLC data block until receiving PACKET
DOWNLINK ACK/NACK message and
before the T3191 timer stops. T3191 timer
is enabled when the network wish to re-
transmit again. The network releases TBF
when T3193 timer stops. The network also
releases TBF when T3191 stops.
In unacknowledged mode, MS sends the
PACKET CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGE
message in the uplink block specified as
per RRBP field. T3191 terminates to
enable only when the network receives the
PACKET CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGE
message before T3191 stops. The network
releases TBF when T3193 timer stops. The
network also releases TBF when T3191
stops.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms
Default 500
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface


TBF release time of downlink transmission
(T3193, 10ms)
TABLE 164 - TBF RELEASE TI ME OF DOWNLI NK TRANSMI SSI ON
Full name TBF release time of downlink transmission
Abbreviation T3193
3GPP Name T3193
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
Description
This parameter is timer T3193 which is used for
protection on TBF release during downlink packet
transmission. Refer to the description of T3191
timer given below:
Timer start condition: The final PACKET
DOWNLINK ACK/NACK or PACKET
CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGE message is
received.
Timer stop: The network establishes a new
downlink TBF.
Timeout action: Release the TFI resource.
This parameter is bigger than timer T3192 to make
sure the TFI of MS is unique at the same time.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms
Default 51
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
TBF protect time when radio link failure (T3195,
10ms)
TABLE 165 - TBF PROTECT TI ME WHEN RADI O LI NK FAI LURE
Full name TBF protect time when radio link failure
Abbreviation T3195
3GPP Name T3195


3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0
Description
This parameter the protection time of TBF when the
radio link fails or when the cell change leads to MS
failure to respond. During the packet downlink
transmission, if the N3105 counter stops, BSS
starts the T3195 timer. Network uses the TFI
resource again when T3195 timer stops.
Timer start: T3195 timer starts when the
counter N3105 = N3105_MAX
Timer stop: None.
Timeout action: Release the TFI resource.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms
Default 500
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
PS channel delay release timer (PSRelDelay,
100ms)
TABLE 166 - PS CHANNEL DELAY RELEASE TI MER
Full name PS channel delay release timer
Abbreviation PSRelDelay
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Information of releasing this PS channel when this
threshold is achieved. The conditions of timer start,
stop, and timeout actions are as follows:
Timer start: it starts while all service are
released on PDTCH;
Timeout action: release PDTCH channel,
during which if this channel is occupied
again, the timer shall be cleared.
Management
Object
BSC


Unit 100 ms
Default 300
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RIR Timer (TRIR, 100ms)
TABLE 167 - RI R TI MER
Full name RIR Timer
Abbreviation TRIR
3GPP Name T(RIR)
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
RIM RIR timer duration.
This timer starts while controlling BSS sends
request message to serving BSS; this timer stops
while receiving PDU message sent by serving BSS.
If this timer is timeout, message request process is
failed, or message request process is initiated
again by controlling BSS.
This parameter is valid after "support RIM" function
is enabled.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
RI Timer (TRI, 100ms)
TABLE 168 - RI TI MER
Full name RI Timer


Abbreviation TRI
3GPP Name T(RI)
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
RIM RI timer duration.
This timer starts when serving BSS sends message
PDU to controlling BSS and response indication bit
is configured as "Ack response is required". This
timer stops while receiving Ack from controlling
BSS. If this timer is timeout, the process is failed,
or message indication process is initiated again by
serving BSS.
is enabled.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
RIAE Timer (RIAE, 100ms)
TABLE 169 - RI AE TI MER
Full name RIAE Timer
Abbreviation TRIAE
3GPP Name T(RIAE)
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.018 V5.13.0
Description
RIM RIAE timer duration.
This timer starts when controlling BSS initiates RAN
Information Application Error process and response
indication bit is configured as "Ack response is
required". This timer stops while receiving Ack
response from serving BSS. If this timer is timeout,
the process is failed, or this process is initiated
again by controlling BSS.
is enabled.
Management
Object
BSC


Unit 100 ms
Default 50
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
AMR Half Method Parameters
The interface of AMR half method parameters is shown in Figure
19.
FI GURE 19 - AMR HALF METHOD PARAMETERS



AMR Half Active Codec Set (AmrHalfAcs)
TABLE 170 - AMR HALF ACTI VE CODEC SET
Full name AMR Half Active Codec Set
Abbreviation AmrHalfAcs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The code has 8 bits. Bit 6~ Bit 8: reserved; Bit 5:
7.40 kbps; Bit 4: 6.70 kbps Bit 2: 5.15 kbps;
Bit 1: 4.75 kbps. Yes represents 1 and No
represents 0. Four coding modes could be set at
the most. Default code is 00011110 (that is 30).
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
From 4.75 kbit/s, 5.15 kbit/s, 5.90 kbit/s, 6.70
kbit/s to 7.40 kbit/s, value range is Yes/No.
Unit None
Default Default is [No, Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes] in order.
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-17-005 Adaptive Multi-rate Codec (AMR)
Relevant
parameters
Start mode (AmrStartMode)
Related
interfaces
--


Thresholds of AMR (AmrThresholds)
TABLE 171 - THRESHOLDS OF AMR
Full name Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation AmrThresholds
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The threshold of changing AMR mode includes five
factors: AmrThresholds1, AmrThresholds2,
AmrThresholds3, AmrThresholds4, and
AmrThresholds5. Also, the following restricted
conditions shall be met:
AmrThresholds1 =< AmrThresholds2 =<
AmrThresholds5
AmrThresholds1+AmrHysteresis1 =<
AmrThresholds5+AmrHysteresis5
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Including mode 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Value range is
0~63.
0: 0.0 dB;
1: 0.5 dB;
2: 1.0 dB

63: 31.5 dB
Unit None
Default [22, 25, 29, 34, 40]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)
TABLE 172 - HYSTERESI S OF AMR
Full name Hysteresis of AMR


Abbreviation AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The hysteresis of changing AMR mode includes five
factors: AmrHysteresis1, AmrHysteresis2,
AmrHysteresis3, AmrHysteresis4, and
AmrHysteresis5. Also, the following restricted
conditions shall be met:
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Including mode 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Value range is
0~15.
0: 0.0 dB;
1: 0.5 dB;
2: 1.0 dB

15: 7.5 dB
Unit None
Default [4, 5, 5, 6, 6]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Initial codec mode (IsAmrICM)
TABLE 173 - I NI TI AL CODEC MODE
Full name Initial codec mode
Abbreviation IsAmrlCM
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Use the coding mode specified by Startmode
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range Startmode codec, Initial codec mode
Unit None
Default Startmode codec
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TABLE 174 - STARTMODE CODEC MODE
Full name Startmode codec mode
Abbreviation AmrStartMode
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Startmode codec mode
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range
When only a value is configured as "No"
within 5 elements in "AMR Half Active
Codec Set (AmrHarfAcs)" interface, value
range is 1~4;
When two values are configured as "No"
range is 1~3;
When three values are configured as "No"
range is 1~2;
When four values are configured as "No"
range is 1;
When all values are configured as "No" for
5 elements in "AMR Half Active Codec Set
(AmrHarfAcs)" interface, value range is
null;
The values are as follows:
1: Select the coding mode with lowest bit
rate as the initial coding mode.
2: Select the coding mode with the second
lowest bit rate, if there is more than one
coding mode.
3: Select the coding mode with the third
lowest bit rate, if there is more than two
coding modes.
4: Select the coding mode with the fourth
lowest bit rate, if there are more than
three coding modes.
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb)
TABLE 175 - ENABLE NOI SE CONTROL
Full name Enable noise control


Abbreviation IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines whether AMR noise control
is enabled, that is, to suppress background noise
and keep original voice quality.
No: Enable noise suppression;
Yes: Disable noise suppression;
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
AMR Full Method Parameters
The interface of AMR full method parameters is shown in Figure
20 - .


FI GURE 20 - AMR FULL METHOD PARAMETERS

AMR Full Active Codec Set (ArmFullAcs)
TABLE 176 - AMR FULL ACTI VE CODEC SET
Full name AMR full Active Codec Set
Abbreviation AmrFullAcs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The code has 8 bits. The code has 8 bits. Bit 8:
12.2 kbps; Bit 7: 10.2 kbps; Bit 6: 7.95 kbps; Bit
5: 6.70 kbps Bit 2: 5.15 kbps; Bit 1: 4.75 kbps.
Yes represents 1 and No represents 0. Default
code is 10101010 (that is 170).
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
From 4.75 kbit/s, 5.15 kbit/s, 5.90 kbit/s, 6.70
kbit/s, 7.40 kbit/s, 7.95 kbit/s, 10.2 kbit/s to 12.2
kbit/s, value range is Yes/No.
Unit None
Default
Default is [No, Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes] in
order.
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters


Related
interfaces
--
Threshold of AMR (AmrThresholds)
TABLE 177 - THRESHOLDS OF AMR
Full name Thresholds of AMR
Abbreviation AmrThresholds
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The threshold of changing AMR mode includes seven
factors: AmrThresholds1, AmrThresholds2,
AmrThresholds3, AmrThresholds4, AmrThresholds5,
AmrThresholds6, AmrThresholds7. Also, the
following restricted conditions shall be met:
AmrThresholds7, AmrThresholds1+AmrHysteresis1
=< AmrThresholds2 + AmrHysteresis2 =<
AmrThresholds3 + AmrHysteresis3 =<
AmrThresholds7 + AmrHysteresis7
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Including mode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Value range
is 0~63.
0: 0.0 dB;
1: 0.5 dB;
2: 1.0 dB

63: 31.5 dB
Unit None
Default [6, 9, 13, 18, 24, 31, 39]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Hysteresis of AMR (AmrHysteresis)
TABLE 178 - HYSTERESI S OF AMR
Full name Hysteresis of AMR
Abbreviation AmrHysteresis
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The hysteresis of changing AMR mode includes
seven factors: AmrHysteresis1, AmrHysteresis2,
AmrHysteresis3, AmrHysteresis4, AmrHysteresis5,
AmrHysteresis6, AmrHysteresis7. Also, the
following restricted conditions shall be met:
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Including mode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Value range
is 0~15.
0: 0.0 dB;
1: 0.5 dB;
2: 1.0 dB

15: 7.5 dB
Unit None
Default [3, 4, 3, 5, 5, 5, 6]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters

Related
interfaces
--
Initial codec mode (IsAmrlCM)
TABLE 179 - I NI TI AL CODEC MODE
Full name Initial codec mode
Abbreviation IsAmrICM


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Use the coding mode specified by Startmode
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Startmode codec, Initial codec mode
Unit None
Default Startmode codec
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TABLE 180 - STARTMODE CODEC MODE
Full name Startmode codec mode
Abbreviation AmrStartMode
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Startmode codec mode
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range
When four values are configured as "No"
within 8 elements in "AMR full Active
Codec Set (AmrFullAcs)" interface, value
range is 1~4;
When five values are configured as "No"
range is 1~3;
When six values are configured as "No"
range is 1~2;
When seven values are configured as "No"
range is 1;
When all values are configured as "No" for
8 elements in "AMR full Active Codec Set
(AmrFullAcs)" interface, value range is
null;
The values are as follows:
1: Select the coding mode with lowest bit
rate as the initial coding mode.
2: Select the coding mode with the second
lowest bit rate, if there is more than one
coding mode.
3: Select the coding mode with the third
lowest bit rate, if there is more than two
coding modes.
4: Select the coding mode with the fourth
lowest bit rate, if there are more than
three coding modes.
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Enable noise control (IsAmrNscb)
TABLE 181 - ENABLE NOI SE CONTROL
Full name Enable noise control


Abbreviation IsAmrNscb
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines whether AMR noise control
is enabled, that is, to suppress background noise
and keep original voice quality.
No: Enable noise suppression;
Yes: Disable noise suppression;
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS Property 1 Parameters
The interface of GPRS property 1 parameters is shown in Figure
21.


FI GURE 21 - GPRS PROPERTY 1 PARAMETERS

BVC flow control period (CellFcPer, 10ms)
TABLE 182 - BVC FLOW CONTROL PERI OD
Full name BVC flow control period
Abbreviation CellFcPer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is the BVC leakage ratio
measurement period in the BVC Flow Control
process, that is, BVC long measurement period.
To provide reference to the BVC flow control at
SGSN side, the BSSGP process at BSS side
periodically measures the current BVC leakage
ratio. BSC initiates the BVC flow control procedure
unconditionally when the long measurement timer
overflows. SGSN confirms to BSC if the difference
of leakage ratios between the two times exceeds
CellFcThs. BSC also initiates BVC flow control
procedure with SGSN confirmation if the short
measurement timer overflows, and the difference
of the leakage ratio between the two timers exceed
CellFcThs.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms


Default 3000
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-07-009 DL Flow Control
ZGF06-07-010 BVC Flow Control (in DL)
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MS flow control period (MsFcPer, 10ms)
TABLE 183 - MS FLOW CONTROL PERI OD
Full name MS flow control period
Abbreviation MsFcPer
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter is the MS leakage ratio
measurement period in the MS Flow Control
process, that is, MS long measurement period.
For reference of flow control at SGSN side, the
BSSGP process at BSS side periodically measures
the current leakage ratio of each MS. When the
long measurement timer overflows, the MS Flow
Control process is initialized unconditionally. If the
difference between the two leakage ratios exceeds
MsFcThs, SGSN must acknowledge it. When the
short measurement timer overflows, and the
difference between the two leakage ratios exceeds
MsFcThs, the MS Flow Control process is
initialized, which also needs acknowledgement of
SGSN.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 10 ms
Default 3000
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-07-011 MS Flow Control (in DL)
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


NSVC peer to peer delay (Delay, ms)
TABLE 184 - NSVC PEER TO PEER DELAY
Full name NSVC Peer to Peer Delay
Abbreviation Delay
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This is an NS link layer parameter. NSVC is an end-
to-end concept. The NSVC end-to-end delay is a
basis for flow control in frame relay. It is optionally
configured in the background.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 20
Unit ms
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Cn
TABLE 185 - CN
Full name Cn
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is used to determine the increase of
coding mode level.
Unlike the unified coding mode of the circuit
channel, the GPRS data block may employ the CS-
1 to CS-4 coding modes, with data rates 9.05 kbps,
13.4 kbps, 15.6 kbps, and 21.4 kbps, respectively.
The low level coding mode has higher error
correction capability and lower data throughput.
User can choose different coding modes for each
timeslot or even each TBF.
The network selects the coding mode dynamically
according to the data rate requirement and radio
transmission quality at the transmission of the
GPRS data, to reach maximum radio throughput.
Good radio transmission quality means that the
probability of the retransmission of the error radio
blocks is small. In this time the coding mode that
carries large data volume (that is, high level coding
mode) can be used.
For TBF (uplink and downlink) in the channel
coding mode CSn (1=n=3), if the number of data
blocks transmitted consecutively and correctly
exceeds the predefined parameter Cn[n-1], the
coding mode will be increased by one level.
Footnote 1, 2, and 3 in the interface are coding
conversion parameters among CS1~CS2,
CS2~CS3, and CS3CS4.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 85
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-03-004 Switching Points between Coding
Schemes Configurable
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Nn
TABLE 186 - NN
Full name Nn
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is used to determine the decrease
of coding mode level. It is used at the RLC/MAC
layer of BRP.
channel, the GPRS data block may employ the CS-
1 to CS-4 coding modes, with data rates 9.05 kbps,
timeslot or even each TBF. The network selects the
coding mode dynamically according to the data rate
requirement and radio transmission quality at the
transmission of the GPRS data, to reach maximum
radio throughput.
The coding mode with stronger anti-interference
capability (that is, low level coding mode) must be
used when the radio transmission quality is poor.
The coding level decreases to one level if Nn[n-2]
data blocks are transmitted, the number of
consecutive data blocks losses in the coding mode
CSn (2 =< n =< 4) for the TBF (downlink and
uplink) is Xn[n-2]%.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Xn (%)
TABLE 187 - XN
Full name Xn (%)
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is the threshold for determining the
decrease in the level of the coding mode. It is used
at the RLC/MAC layer of BRP.
channel, the GPRS data block may employ the CS-1
to CS-4 coding modes, with data rates 9.05 kbps,
timeslot or even each TBF. The network selects the
coding mode dynamically according to the data rate
requirement and radio transmission quality at the
transmission of the GPRS data, to reach maximum
radio throughput.
The coding mode with stronger anti-interference
capability (that is, low level coding mode) must be
used when the radio transmission quality is poor.
The coding level decreases to one level if Nn[n-2]
data blocks are transmitted, the number of
consecutive data blocks losses in the coding mode
CSn (2 =< n =< 4) for the TBF (downlink and
uplink) is Xn[n-2]%.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 25
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MAX allowed number of continuous losses of
uplink data blocks (N3101)
TABLE 188 - MAX ALLOWED NUMBER OF CONTI NUOUS LOSSES OF UPLI NK
DATA BLOCKS
Full name
MAX allowed number of continuous losses of uplink
data blocks
Abbreviation N3101
3GPP Name N3101
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0


Description
This parameter is counter N3101, which is used at
RLC/MAC layer of BRP. During packet uplink
transmission, BSS specifies USF (corresponding to
one uplink TBF) for each uplink block. For a USF, if
the network receives correct data from a specified
uplink block, N3101 clears for that TBF. If the
number of losses in specified uplink block exceeds
N3101, then T3169 timer starts. Network uses the
TFI and USF resources when T3169 stops.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 9 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries
(N3103)
TABLE 189 - TI MES OF PACKET UPLI NK ACK/ NACK RETRI ES
Full name Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries
Abbreviation N3103
3GPP Name N3103
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0


Description
RLC/MAC layer of BRP.
Network sends a PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK
message and sets FAI as 1 during packet uplink
transmission, if network detects that all RLC data
blocks have been received at the end of uplink TBF
(CV = 0, and V(Q) = V(R). The RLC/MAC control
block header contains a valid RRBP domain.
Counter N3103 clears.
MS sends PACKET CONTROL ACKNOWLEDGE
message in the block specified in RRBP and release
TBF if MS receives PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK
message with FAI1 from network side.
Network re-transmits PACKET UPLINK ACK/NACK
message with N3103 counter incrementing, if the
network fails to receive PACKET CONTROL
ACKNOWLEDGE message in the radio block
specified in the RRBP field.
The network starts T3169 timer if the value of
N3103 exceeds the limiting N3103max. Network
uses the TFI and USF resources when T3169 stops.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
MAX allowed number of continuous losses of
uplink RLC/MAC control message (N3105)
TABLE 190 - MAX ALLOWED NUMBER OF CONTI NUOUS LOSSES OF UPLI NK
RLC/ MAC CONTROL MESSAGE
Full name
MAX allowed number of continuous losses of uplink
RLC/MAC control message
Abbreviation N3105
3GPP Name N3105
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS44.060 V5.19.0


Description
RLC/MAC layer of BRP.
During packet uplink transmission, BSS specifies
USF (corresponding to one uplink TBF) for each
uplink block. For a USF, if the network receives
correct data from a specified uplink block, N3101
clears for that TBF. If the number of losses in
specified uplink block exceeds N3101, then T3169
timer starts. Network uses the TFI and USF
resources when T3169 stops.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
Support extended uplink dynamic allocation
(ExUpDynSupport)
TABLE 191 - SUPPORT EXTENDED UPLI NK DYNAMI C ALLOCATI ON
Full name Support extended uplink dynamic allocation
Abbreviation ExUpDynSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It describes to support extended uplink dynamic
allocation. Extended uplink dynamic allocation is
Extend Dynamic Allocation. While using this
function, the MS only need listen USF allocation
with the least timeslot, so you can determine to
send uplink block on all allocated uplink timeslot.
When this parameter is configured as Yes and cell
parameter EXUPDYNSUPPORT is also enabled, it
indicates the cell starting extended dynamic
allocation function.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No


Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-05-002 Extended Dynamic Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
The interface of GPRS property 2 parameters is shown in Figure
22.
FI GURE 22 - GPRS PROPERTY 2 PARAMETERS

NACC supported (NACCSupport)
TABLE 192 - NACC SUPPORTED
Full name NACC supported
Abbreviation NACCSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
LLC framework conversion refers to the process: on
NACC, if target cell is the cell in BSC, downlink LLC
frame data that has not been sent to this MS from
BSC is transferred to target cell, and then it is sent
to this MS after MS uplink TBF link is established.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range
Not Support NACC; Support NACC, not LLC Frame
Transfer; Support NACC and LLC Frame Transfer.
Unit None
Default Not support NACC
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-01-004 Network-assisted Cell Change
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BSC's net operation mode (NMO)
TABLE 193 - BSC' S NET OPERATI ON MODE
Full name BSC's net operation mode
Abbreviation NMO
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
There are three network operation modes:
Network operation mode 1: The network
sends CS paging message to GPRS
attached MS on the same channel as
GPRS paging channel (packet paging
channel or CCCH paging channel), or on
GPRS traffic channel (when a packet data
channel is allocated). Mode 1 indicates
that MS only need to monitor one paging
channel.
Network operation mode 1 is required while configuring
PBCCH; Gs interfce is required while configuring network
operation mode 1.
attached MS on CCCH paging channel, for
GPRS paging. Mode 2 indicates that the
MS only need to monitor CCCH paging
channel, but when BSC allocates a packet
data channel, the CS paging message uses
the CCCH paging channel.
attached MS on CCCH paging channel,
while GPRS paging message is sent either
on packet paging channel (if packet paging
channel is available in the cell) or on CCCH
channel. Mode 3 indicates that the MS
must monitor two paging channels (if
packet paging channel is available in the
cell) in order to receive CS or GPRS paging
message.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Network operation mode 1, 2, and 3
Unit None
Default Network Operation Mode 2
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Satellite transmission at Gb interface indication
(IsSatelliteGB)
TABLE 194 - SATELLI TE TRANSMI SSI ON AT GB I NTERFACE I NDI CATI ON
Full name Satellite transmission at Gb interface indication
Abbreviation IsStatelliteGB
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It describes whether BSC system supports "satellite
transmission at Gb interface". This function is
mainly to implement the modification of delay.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-018 Gb Interface over Satellite
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Extended RLC send window allowed
(IsWindowExpend)
TABLE 195 - EXTENDED RLC SEND WI NDOW ALLOWED
Full name Extended RLC send window allowed
Abbreviation IsWindowExpend
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Whether extended RLC send window is allowed
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support TBF establish (TBF_EST)
TABLE 196 - SUPPORT TBF ESTABLI SH
Full name Support TBF establish
Abbreviation TBF_EST
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Indicates whether BSC supports TBF establishment
process. TBF flow establishment refers to while
releasing uplink TBF, to determin whether new
uplink TBF shall be established immediately for
CTRL_ACK field in Packet Control Acknowledgement
message.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Support signal extended uplink TBF
(SIGNAL_EUTBF)
TABLE 197 - SUPPORT SI GNAL EXTENDED UPLI NK TBF
Full name Support signal extended uplink TBF
Abbreviation SIGNAL_EUTBF
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter indicates whether signaling uplink
TBF can use extended uplink TBF functions. This
parameter has the functions when the cell supports
for extended uplink TBF. Signaling TBF at this place
refers to TBF established to transmit GMM
signaling.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
ZGF06-07-008 Delayed TBF Release in UL
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Resource pool for PS rate (PsAbisThs, %)
TABLE 198 - RESOURCE POOL FOR PS RATE
Full name Resource pool for PS rate
Abbreviation PsAbisThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Full dynamic Abis resource pool provides use
proportion of PS channel. if default value for this
parameter is configured as 80%, which refers to
upper limit for PS. The aim is to idle Abis resource
while CS channel is activated. If this threshold is
exceeded, Abis resource can't be allocated to PS
service again.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-023 Full Dynamic Abis Allocation
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Downlink TBF retry (DITBFRetry)
TABLE 199 - DOWNLI NK TBF RETRY
Abbreviation DITBFRetry
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Indicates the number of retry after downlink poll
overflow
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Not retry; one time; two times
Unit None
Default Not retry
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Maximum PS uplink user per ts
(MaxPsUserPerTs_0)
TABLE 200 - MAXI MUM PS UPLI NK USER PER TS
Full name Maximum PS uplink user per ts
Abbreviation MaxPsUserPerTs_0
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes maximum PS uplink user
per ts.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 2 ~ 8
Unit None
Default 4
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Maximum PS downlink user per ts
(MaxPsUserPerTs_1)
TABLE 201 - MAXI MUM PS DOWNLI NK USER PER TS
Full name Maximum PS downlink user per ts
Abbreviation MaxPsUserPerTs_1
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes maximum PS downlink
user per ts.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 2 ~ 16
Unit None
Default 6
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
PS capability threshold 0 (PSCapaThs_0)
TABLE 202 - PS CAPABI LI TY THRESHOLD 0
Full name PS capability threshold 0
Abbreviation PSCAPATHS_0
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is one of timeslot group PS access
capability (PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1). 0
represents uplink, 1 represents downlink.
To reach the purpose of radio channel cluster for
similar service, PS channel allocation algorithm will
try to allocate on the busiest TRX with existing PS
service, until the access capability of this TRX is
reduced to certain degree.
PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1 is a threshold
configured for timeslot average of timeslot group
access capacity on TRX. When average value of
access capacity is reduced to this threshold, you
shall try to find new TRX to meet the demands of
PS channel application to search new TRX.
For instance: PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1=3/2
It indicates the idlest timeslot group for TRX has
3Abis resource for each radio timeslot, and it
carries more than 2 users, you shall attempt
aborting this TRX, and attempt PS access on some
idle TRXs. If idler TRX cant be found, you have to
allocate it on the carrier with very poor access
capability.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
PS capability threshold 1 (PSCAPATHS_1)
TABLE 203 - PS CAPABI LI TY THRESHOLD 1
Full name PS capability threshold 1
Abbreviation PSCAPATHS_1
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is one of timeslot group PS access
capability (PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1). 0
represents uplink, 1 represents downlink.
To reach the purpose of radio channel cluster for
similar service, PS channel allocation algorithm will
try to allocate on the busiest TRX with existing PS
service, until the access capability of this TRX is
reduced to certain degree.
PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1 is a threshold
configured for timeslot average of timeslot group
access capacity on TRX. When average value of
access capacity is reduced to this threshold, you
shall try to find new TRX to meet the demands of
PS channel application to search new TRX.
For instance: PSCAPATHS_0/PSCAPATHS_1=3/2
It indicates the idlest timeslot group for TRX has
3Abis resource for each radio timeslot, and it
carries more than 2 users, you shall attempt
aborting this TRX, and attempt PS access on some
idle TRXs. If idler TRX cant be found, you have to
allocate it on the carrier with very poor access
capability.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BVC Flow Control Parameters
The interface of BVC flow control parameters is as shown in
Figure 23.


FI GURE 23 - BVC FLOW CONTROL PARAMETERS

BVC flow control supported (BVCFlowCtrl)
TABLE 204 - BVC FLOW CONTROL SUPPORTED
Full name BVC flow control supported
Abbreviation BVCFlowCtrl
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
BVC flow control occurs at Gb interface between
SGSN and BSS, and only in downlinks. BSS
provides control parameters and SGSN executes, in
order to avoid one BVC on BSS to abandoning
some LLC data because of the overtime caused by
grouping channel is too busy (too many LLC frame
caches) and to avoid abandoning new downlink LLC
data because of limit of memory resource (overflow
of LLC frame caches).
BSSGP process at BSS side counts current leaking
rate of BVC periodically (including short statistics
and long statistics). This parameter originates
unconditionally if long statistics timer overflows and
SGSN acknowledgement is necessary if discrepant
range of adjacent leaking rates is over CellFcThs.
BVC flow control supported originates and SGSN
confirmation is necessary if short statistics timer
overflows and discrepant range of adjacent leaking
rates is over CellFcThs.
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default Yes
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MS flow control supported (MSFlowCtrl)
TABLE 205 - MS FLOW CONTROL SUPPORTED
Full name MS flow control supported
Abbreviation MSFlowCtrl
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MS flow control occurs at Gb interface between
provides control parameters and SGSN executes, to
avoid one MS on BSS to abandoning some LLC data
because of the overtime caused by grouping
channel is too busy (too many LLC frame caches)
and to avoid abandoning new downlink LLC data
because of limit of memory resource (overflow of
LLC frame caches).
BSSGP process at BSS side counts current leaking
rate of MS periodically (including short statistics
and long statistics). This parameter originates
unconditionally if long statistics timer overflows and
SGSN acknowledgement is necessary if discrepant
range of adjacent leaking rates is over MsFcThs.
MS flow control supported originates and SGSN
confirmation is necessary if short statistics timer
overflows and discrepant range of adjacent leaking
rates is over MsFcThs.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
Flow control mode (FlowCtrlMode)
TABLE 206 - FLOW CONTROL MODE
Full name Flow control mode
Abbreviation FlowCtrlMode
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
BSC has different flow control modes report flow
control parameters to SGSN. The modes are as
follows:
1: Mode 1: Report flow control parameters
according to actual traffic on radio
interface counted at BSC;
2: Mode 2: Report flow control parameters
according to max traffic that the cell can
provide;
3: Mode 3: Reserved
"Flow control mode 1 parameter" is enabled if
selecting "mode 1"; "Flow control mode 2
parameter" is enabled if selecting "mode 2".
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 3
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Parameter of flow control mode1
(FlowCtrlMode1Para)
TABLE 207 - PARAMETER OF FLOW CONTROL MODE 1
Full name Parameter of Flow control mode 1
Abbreviation FlowCtrlMode1Para


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
BSC reports flow control parameters according to
actual traffic at radio interface when adopting mode
1. Actual counted value is smaller due to radio
interface re-transmission and TBF failure. So BSC
multiplies the actual traffic with a multiple
determined by this parameter when reporting flow
control parameters.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit 100 bps
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Parameter of flow control mode2
(FlowCtrlMode2Para)
TABLE 208 - PARAMETER OF FLOW CONTROL MODE 2
Full name Parameter of Flow control mode 2
Abbreviation FlowCtrlMode2Para
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
BSC reports flow control parameters according to
max traffic that the cell can provide when adopting
mode 2. Maximum value depends on configured
channels. Counting formula: channels * max traffic
that every channel can provide. This parameter is
max traffic that every channel can provide, with the
unit of 100 bps.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 bps
Default 214
Relevant
Functions


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
BVC flow control R MIN value (BVCFlowCtrlRMin,
100bps)
TABLE 209 - BVC FLOW CONTROL R MI N VALUE
Full name BVC flow control R MIN value
Abbreviation BVCFlowCtrlRMin
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This is the minimum value of leaking rate R in
reported BVC flow control parameters under all
kinds of flow control mode, that is, the reported
parameter R must be equal or over the set value,
in the unit of 100 bps.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 bps
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MS flow control R MIN value (MSFlowCtrlRMin,
100bps)
TABLE 210 - MS FLOW CONTROL R MI N VALUE
Full name MS flow control R MIN value
Abbreviation MSFlowCtrlRMin
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This is the minimum value of leaking rate R in
reported MS flow control parameters under all
kinds of flow control mode, that is, the reported
parameter R must be equal or over the set value,
in the unit of 100 bps.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100 bps
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BVC flow control threshold (CellFcThs, %)
TABLE 211 - BVC FLOW CONTROL THRESHOLD
Full name BVC flow control threshold
Abbreviation CellFcThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
It is the triggering threshold of 'BVC flow control'.
BVC flow control occurs at Gb interface between
provides control parameters and SGSN executes, in
order to avoid one BVC on BSS to abandoning
some LLC data because of the overtime caused by
grouping channel is too busy (too many LLC frame
caches) and to avoid abandoning new downlink LLC
data because of limit of memory resource (overflow
of LLC frame caches). The BSSGP process at the
BSS side periodically (long or short) measures the
current leakage ratio of BVC. If the long
measurement timer overflows, the "BVC Flow
Control" process is initiated unconditionally. If the
difference between the two consecutive leakage
ratios is more than CellFcThs, SGSN must
acknowledge it. If the short measurement timer
overflows and the difference between the two
consecutive leakage ratios is more than CellFcThs,
the "BVC Flow Control" process is initiated, which
also needs acknowledgement of SGSN.
Management
Object
BSC


Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
MS flow control threshold (MsFcThs, %)
TABLE 212 - MS FLOW CONTROL THRESHOLD
Full name MS flow control threshold
Abbreviation MsFcThs
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The triggering threshold of MS flow control. MS flow
control occurs at Gb interface between SGSN and
BSS, and only in downlinks. BSS provides control
parameters and SGSN executes, to avoid one MS
on BSS to abandoning some LLC data because of
the overtime caused by grouping channel is too
busy (too many LLC frame caches) and to avoid
abandoning new downlink LLC data because of limit
of memory resource (overflow of LLC frame
caches). The BSSGP process at the BSS side
periodically (long or short) measures the current
leakage ratio of MS. If the long measurement timer
overflows, the MS Flow Control process is
initiated unconditionally. If the difference between
the two consecutive leakage ratios is more than
MsFcThs, SGSN must acknowledge it. If the short
measurement timer overflows and the difference
between the two consecutive leakage ratios is more
than MsFcThs, the MS Flow Control process is
initiated, which also needs acknowledgement of
SGSN.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 1 ~ 100
Unit %
Default 80
Relevant
Functions


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
FUC Flow Control Map Parameter
Interface of FUC Flow Control Map parameter shown in Figure 24.
FI GURE 24 - FUC FLOW CONTROL MAP PARAMETERS

Flow control reason
TABLE 213 - FLOW CONTROL REASON
Full name Flow control reason
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes FUC flow control level.
The parameter value corresponding to level 0 cant
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Level 0~10


Unit None
Default [Level 0~10]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Hurry Call
TABLE 214 - HURRY CALL
Full name Emergency call
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes hurry call percentage
corresponding to certain FUC flow control level.
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Level 0~10, value range is: 0~100
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-25-006 Emergency Call Handling
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Call Rebuilt
TABLE 215 - CALL REBUI LT
Full name Call Rebuilt
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter describes call rebuilt percentage
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default
[0, 50, 75, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100,
100]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Call Response
TABLE 216 - CALL RESPONSE
Full name Call Response
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes call response percentage
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 50, 50, 75, 75, 75]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Calling
TABLE 217 - CALLI NG
Full name Calling
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes calling percentage
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 25, 40, 78, 100, 100, 100]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Site Refresh
TABLE 218 - SI TE REFRESH
Full name Location Update
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes site refresh percentage
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 25, 25, 50, 75]


Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS Access
TABLE 219 - GPRS ACCESS
Full name GPRS access
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
be modified.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 20, 46, 73, 100, 100, 100, 100, 100]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Restore
TABLE 220 - RESTORE
Full name Restore
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
be modified.


Management
Object
BSC
Unit %
Default [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Flow control map slim adjust (bit)
TABLE 221 - FLOW CONTROL MAP SLI M ADJUST ( BI T)
Full name Flow control map slim adjust (bit)
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
FUC establishes a channel request refuse map.
After flow control is started, you can be based on
this bitmap to determine whether certain access
can be refused.
Each bit in this map represents whether to allow
channel access due to this reason: 1 represents
refusal, 0 represents allowance.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range None
Unit Bit
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
EDGE Property Parameters
The interface of EDGE property parameters is shown in Figure 25.


FI GURE 25 - EDGE PROPERTY PARAMETERS

Support PFC (PFC Support)
TABLE 222 - SUPPORT PFC
Full name Support PFC
Abbreviation PFCSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
Section 44.060 12.24, 23.060, 48.018
Description
This parameter is broadcasted through SI13, PSI1,
and PSI13 messages.
In EGPRS system with broadband features, the QoS
concept of UMTS has been imported, which enables
transferring the negotiable QoS configuration to
BSS through Gb interface. BSS can maintain QoS
subscribing information through function PFC
(packet flow context) flow, which include acquiring
QoS, modifying QoS, and deleting QoS signaling
flow.
Network notifies MS whether the network supports
PFC flow through the system message parameter
PFC_FEATURE_MODE. If yes, the MS will add PFI
when establishing uplink TBF (PACKET RESOURCE
REQUEST). BSS can decide QoS as MS requires
according to PFI.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No


Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BSC support page coordination
(PagCoordination)
TABLE 223 - BSC SUPPORT PAGE COORDI NATI ON
Full name BSC support page coordination
Abbreviation PagCoordination
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter determines whether intra-BSC cell
supports CS based paging. This parameter is
broadcasted in GPRS CELL OPTIONS through SI13,
PSI1, and PSI13 messages. For more information,
refer to the protocol 04.60 12.24. It is invalid when
NMO is 1.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
R99 Ind (R99Ind)
TABLE 224 - R99 I ND
Full name R99 Ind
Abbreviation R99Ind


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
R99 protocol version ID. BSS considers this
parameter as a basis to determine whether to
encode/decode message field added after R99
version for the protocol.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range Version of R98 or its before, Version of R99
Unit None
Default R99 version
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Um interface
RS
TABLE 225 - RS
Full name RS
Abbreviation RS
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Uplink throughput weight value at Gb interface, the
dynamic Abis adjustment parameter.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


RR
TABLE 226 - RR
Full name RR
Abbreviation RR
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Downlink throughput weight value at Gb interface,
the dynamic Abis adjustment parameter.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RA
TABLE 227 - RA
Full name RA
Abbreviation RA
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Weight value of EGPRS MS accessing request
times, the dynamic Abis adjustment parameter.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
--
RM
TABLE 228 - RM
Full name RM
Abbreviation RM
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Weight value of high-bandwidth request times, the
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 25
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RB
TABLE 229 - RB
Full name RB
Abbreviation RB
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Weight value of the highest bandwidth usage, the
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RG
TABLE 230 - RG
Full name RG
Abbreviation RG
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines weights of GPRS carrier
proportion, RS+RR+RA+RM+RB+RG+RE must be
equal to 100
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100
Unit None
Default 5
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RE
TABLE 231 - RE
Full name RE
Abbreviation RE
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines weights of EDGE carrier
proportion, RS+RR+RA+RM+RB+RG+RE must be
equal to 100
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 100


Unit None
Default 10
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
C
TABLE 232 - C
Full name C
Abbreviation C
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter defines how to trigger adjustment
threshold of dynamic resource
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 5
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IP INFORMATION PARAMETERS
The interface of IP information parameters is as shown in Figure
26.


FI GURE 26 - I P I NFORMATI ON PARAMETERS

Begin NSVC of IPGB (IPGBStartNSVC)
TABLE 233 - BEGI N NSVC OF I PGB
Full name Begin NSVC of IPGB
Abbreviation IPGBStartNSVC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes the initial value of
foreground NSVC on IPGB, indicating NSVC value
for IPGB is generated from this value.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit None
Default 32768
Relevant
Functions
ZGF05-01-027 Gb over IP
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SNS add retries (SNSAddMax)
TABLE 234 - SNS ADD RETRI ES
Full name SNS add retries
Abbreviation SNSAddMax
3GPP Name SNS-ADD-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
This parameter describes the max retries of SNS
addition operation, when SNS Ack is not received
for SGSN on SNS-T1 timeout, BSS retries addition
operation repeatedly. The process ends and
informs O&M when SNS Ack is still not received
after the max retries.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SGSN configure retries (SNSConfigMax)
TABLE 235 - CONFI GURE RETRI ES
Full name SGSN configure retries
Abbreviation SNSConfigMax
3GPP Name SNS-CONFIG-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
configuration operation, when SNS Config Ack is
not received for SGSN on SNS-T1 timeout, BSS
retries configuration operation repeatedly. The
process ends and informs O&M when SNS Config
Ack is still not received after the max retries.


Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SNS modify retries (SNSChgWeightMax)
TABLE 236 - SNS MODI FY RETRI ES
Full name SNS modify retries
Abbreviation SNSChgWeightMax
3GPP Name SNS-CHANGEWEIGHT-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
change weight, when SNS Ack is not received for
SGSN on SNS-T1 timeout, BSS retries change
weight repeatedly. The process ends and informs
O&M when SNS Ack is still not received after the
max retries.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SNS delete retries (SNSDelMax)
TABLE 237 - SGSN DELETE RETRI ES
Full name SNS delete retries
Abbreviation SNSDelMax


3GPP Name SNS-DELETE-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
delete operation, when SNS Ack is not received for
SGSN on SNS-T1 timeout, BSS retries delete
informs O&M when SNS Ack is still not received
after the max retries.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SNS SIZE (SNSSizeMax)
TABLE 238 - SNS SI ZE
Full name SNS SIZE
Abbreviation SNSSizeMax
3GPP Name SNS-SIZE-RETRIES
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
SIZE operation, when SNS Size Ack is not received
for SGSN on SNS-T1 timeout, BSS retries SIZE
informs O&M when SNS Size Ack is still not
received after the max retries.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 3 ~ 10
Unit None
Default 3
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--


Related
interfaces
Gb interface
SNS process monitoring timer (SNS_T1, 100ms)
TABLE 239 - SNS PROCESS MONI TORI NG TI MER
Full name SNS process monitoring timer
Abbreviation SNS_T1
3GPP Name Tsns-prov
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS48.016 V5.4.0
Description
This parameter describes SNS process monitoring
timer. The conditions of timer start, stop, and
timeout actions are as follows:
Timer start: it starts after SNS process
begins;
Timer stop: it stops while receiving SGS
response from SGSN;
Timeout action: retransfer for N times (N
is configurable)
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 30
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Gb interface
Abis CS
TABLE 240 - ABI S CS
Full name Abis CS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
CS service corresponds to used TOS under IP Abis.
This parameter field belongs to service IP telegraph
service type (IPTOS). TOS means TypeOfService,
which is used to indicate service type or quality
required by datagram.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Abis PS
TABLE 241 - ABI S PS
Full name Abis PS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
PS service corresponds to used TOS under IP Abis.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


A CS
TABLE 242 - A CS
Full name A CS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
CS service corresponds to used TOS under IP A.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPOE CS
TABLE 243 - I POE CS
Full name IPOE CS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
CS service corresponds to used TOS under IP Over
E1.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None


Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPOE PS
TABLE 244 - I POE PS
Full name IPOE PS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
PS service corresponds to used TOS under IP Over
E1.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPOE SCTP
TABLE 245 - TABLE0- 2 I POE SCTP
Full name IPOE SCTP
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
SCTP packets corresponds to used TOS under IP
Over E1.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPGb Conversation TOS
TABLE 246 - I PGB CONVERSATI ON TOS
Full name IPGb Conversation TOS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
TOS used while Qos service type is conversation
under IP GB.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


IPGb Streaming TOS
TABLE 247 - I PGB STREAMI NG TOS
Full name IPGb Streaming TOS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
TOS used while Qos service type is streaming
media service under IP GB.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPGb Interactive TOS
TABLE 248 - I PGB I NTERACTI VE TOS
Full name IPGb Interactive TOS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
TOS used while Qos service type is interactive
under IP GB.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None


Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPGb Background TOS
TABLE 249 - I PGB BACKGROUND TOS
Full name IPGb Background TOS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
TOS used while Qos service type is background
service under IP GB.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
IPGb TOS
TABLE 250 - I PGB TOS
Full name IPGb TOS
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
TOS used while Qos service type is general under
IP GB.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 64
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
DSCP Field of SCTP Packet (Info3)
TABLE 251 - DSCP FI ELD OF SCTP PACKET
Full name DSCP Field of SCTP Packet
Abbreviation Info3
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
DSCP Field of SCTP Packet
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 0 ~ 63
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


Timer parameters at Ater interface
In basic property interface, if you select "Outer TC" in "TC type
supported (TCType)", a parameter interface named Ater Timer
will be added.
For Ater Timer parameter interface see Figure 27.
FI GURE 27 - TI MER PARAMETERS AT ATER I NTERFACE

Ater wait SCCP connection timer
(TAterWaitConn, 100ms)
TABLE 252 - ATER WAI T SCCP CONNECTI ON TI MER
Full name Ater wait SCCP connection timer
Abbreviation TAterWaitConn
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes SCCP CONNECT CONFIRM
message used to wait for iTC after iBSC configures
this timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 5 ~ 20
Unit 100ms


Default 15
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater wait resource timer (TWaitAterRes, 100ms)
TABLE 253 - ATER WAI T RESOURCE TI MER
Full name Ater wait resource timer
Abbreviation TWaitAterRes
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes RESOURCE REQUEST
ACKNOWLEDGE message used to wait for iTC after
iBSC configures this timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 10 ~ 30
Unit 100ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater wait resource release timer (TAterWaitRel,
100ms)
TABLE 254 - ATER WAI T RESOURCE RELEASE TI MER
Full name Ater wait resource release timer
Abbreviation TAterWaitRel
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter describes RESOURCE RELEASE
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 20 ~ 50
Unit 100ms
Default 20
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater handover monitor timer (TAterMoniterHO,
100ms)
TABLE 255 - ATER HANDOVER MONI TOR TI MER
Full name Ater handover monitor timer
Abbreviation TAterMoniterHO
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes monitor handover process
when iBSC configures this timer to use outer iTC.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 120
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface


Ater wait resource acknowledge timer
(TWaitAterResAck, 100ms)
TABLE 256 - ATER WAI T RESOURCE ACKNOWLEDGE TI MER
Full name Ater wait resource acknowledge timer
Abbreviation TWaitAterResAck
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes the response to apply for
resource from iTC, to configure this timer wait for
iTC during iBSC handover.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 5 ~ 25
Unit 100ms
Default 15
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater block circuit timer (TAterCicBlk, 100ms)
TABLE 257 - ATER BLOCK CI RCUI T TI MER
Full name Ater block circuit timer
Abbreviation TAterCicBlk
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes BLOCKING
ACKNOWLEDGE message or UNBLOCKING
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 80


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater wait resource timer (TAterBlkCicGrp, 100ms)
TABLE 258 - ATER WAI T RESOURCE TI MER
Full name Ater wait resource timer
Abbreviation TAterBlkCicGrp
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes BLOCKING CIRCUIT
GROUP ACKNOWLEDGE message or UNBLOCKING
CIRCUIT GROUP ACKNOWLEDGE message used to
wait for iTC after iBSC configures this timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater reset circuit timer (TAterRstCic, 100ms)
TABLE 259 - ATER RESET CI RCUI T TI MER
Full name Ater reset circuit timer
Abbreviation TAterRstCic
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes RESET CIRCUIT


Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 80
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater reset timer (TAterRst, 100ms)
TABLE 260 - ATER RESET TI MER
Full name Ater reset timer
Abbreviation TAterRst
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes RESET ACKNOWLEDGE
message used to wait for iTC when iBSC configures
this timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters

Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater reset guard timer (TITCRst, 100ms)
TABLE 261 - ATER RESET GUARD TI MER
Full name Ater reset guard timer
Abbreviation TITCRst
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes iBSC configures this timer
to delay when resetting globally, to release
resource.
Management
Object
BSC
Value Range 30 ~ 60
Unit 100ms
Default 40
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
Ater reset timer (TBIkACic, 100ms)
TABLE 262 - ATER RESET TI MER
Full name Ater reset timer
Abbreviation TBlkACic
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes BLOCKING A CIRCUIT
ACKNOWLEDGE message or UNBLOCKING CIRCUIT
ACKNOWLEDGE message used to wait for iTC when
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface


Ater reset guard timer (TBIkACicGrp, 100ms)
TABLE 263 - ATER RESET GUARD TI MER
Full name Ater reset guard timer
Abbreviation TBlkACicGrp
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
This parameter describes BLOCKING A CIRCUIT
GROUP ACKNOWLEDGE message or UNBLOCKING
A CIRCUIT GROUP ACKNOWLEDGE message to wait
for iTC after iBSC configures this timer.
Management
Object
BSC
Unit 100ms
Default 100
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
Ater Interface
GERAN External Cell Parameters
The interface of GERAN external cell parameters is as shown in
Figure 28.


FI GURE 28 - GERAN EXTERNAL CELL PARAMETERS

User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specific GERAN cell name for users to identify
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default None


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
External cell ID
TABLE 265 - EXTERNAL CELL I D
Full name External cell ID
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description External cell number
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Cell type
TABLE 266 - CELL TYPE
Full name Cell Type
Abbreviation CellType
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description GERAN External Cell type
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
Umbrella cell, Macro Cell, Micro Cell, Micro-micro
Cell, Extended Cell
Unit None


Default Macro Cell
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Abbreviation MCC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MCC consists of three digits of decimal number. It
is used to uniquely identify the home country of the
mobile user (or system).
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 999
Unit None
Default 460
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Abbreviation MNC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MNC consists of three digits of decimal number. It
uniquely identifies a specific PLMN network in a
country (determined by MCC).


Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TABLE 269 - FREQUENCY BAND
Full name Frequency Band
Abbreviation FreqBand
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description The frequency band of the system
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
When the value of DCS1800/PCS1900
supported (FuncExt) is DCS1800, it value
range is GSM900, EXT900, DCS1800,
GSM850;
When the value of DCS1800/PCS1900
supported (FuncExt) is PCS1900, it value
range is GSM900, EXT900, PCS1900,
GSM850;
Unit None
Default GSM900
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
BCCH frequency (BcchArfcn)
Related
interfaces
--


BCCH frequency (BcchArfcn)
TABLE 270 - BCCH FREQUENCY
Full name BCCH frequency
Abbreviation BcchArfcn
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description ARFCN of the cell BCCH carrier
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
When Frequency Band is GSM900, its
value range is 1~124;
When Frequency Band is EXT900, its value
range is 0~124, 975~1023;
When Frequency Band is PCS1900, its
When Frequency Band is DCS1800, its
When Frequency Band is GSM850, its
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
LAC
TABLE 271 - LAC
Full name LAC
Abbreviation LAC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
Each GSM PLMN is divided into many location areas
(LAs) in order to determine the MS location, the
location area code identifies the different location
areas. LAC comes under LAI (LAI = MCC + MNC +
LAC). One location area contains multiple cells.
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
CI
TABLE 272 - CI
Full name Cell ID
Abbreviation CI
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
In order to distinguish each cell in GSM PLMN
uniquely, the network operators allocate a unique
code for each cell in a location area.
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


NCC
TABLE 273 - NCC
Full name Network Colour Code
Abbreviation NCC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
NCC is one of the composition parts of Base Station
ID Code (BSIC) (BSIC = NCC + BCC). NCC is to
enable mobile stations to distinguish adjacent and
different GSM PLMN cells. Neighboring operators
usually have different NCCs. The NccPermitted
parameter uses NCC to assist MS in BCCH
frequency selection of adjacent cells belonging to
other PLMN networks. NCC is the cell parameter.
NccPermitted prohibits MS to measure cell
information of other operators. NCC actually
occupies three bits. NCC is one of the network
identification parameters.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
BCC
TABLE 274 - BS COLOR CODE ( BCC)
Full name BS Color Code (BCC)
Abbreviation BCC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
BCC is one of the composition parts of Base Station
ID Code (BSIC) (BSIC = NCC + BCC). BCC is used
to enable mobile stations to distinguish the
adjacent cells with same BCCH carrier frequency
and belonging to the same GSM PLMN. In addition,
the GSM specifications recommend defining TSC
(Training Sequence Code) of BCCH channel of
every cell equal to the respective cell BCC. BCC
occupies three bits. BCC is one of the network
identification parameters.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS service supported (PsSupport)
TABLE 275 - GPRS SERVI CE SUPPORTED
Full name GPRS service supported
Abbreviation PsSupport
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Determine if the cell supports GPRS.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
5.1.2.1 TsChannelComb
Related
interfaces
--


GPRS Property Parameters
If GPRS service supported is YES, a sub-interface GPRS
property will appear in the main interface, as shown in Figure
29.
FI GURE 29 - GPRS PARAMETERS OF GERAN EXTERNAL CELL

Reselection offset (ReselOffset_0)
TABLE 276 - RESELECTI ON OFFSET
Full name Reselection offset
Abbreviation ReselOffset_0
3GPP Name GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0


Description
This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcasted
to MS via system message by BTS.Cell reselection in
GPRS system follows C32 standard. C32 standard
calculation, similar to C2 standard in GSM, contains
a cell reselection offset parameter. This parameters
not necessary to append in packet system message
when the offset value is 0 dB.
This parameter indicates the parameters used during
reselection on idle status, which only functions while
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit 2 dB
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Reselection offset (ReselOffset_1)
TABLE 277 - RESELECTI ON OFFSET
Full name Reselection offset
Abbreviation ReselOffset_1
3GPP Name GPRS_RESELECT_OFFSET
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
This parameter is used at MS side. Inform MS on
PACCH.Cell reselection in GPRS system follows C32
standard. C32 standard calculation, similar to C2
standard in GSM, contains a cell reselection offset
parameter. This parameters not necessary to
append in packet system message when the offset
value is 0 dB.
This parameter indicates the parameter used during
reselection in transmission state.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit 2 dB
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_0, dB)
TABLE 278 - RESELECTI ON TEMPORARY OFFSET
Full name Reselection temporary offset
Abbreviation TempOffset_0
3GPP Name GPRS_TEMPORARY_OFFSET
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcasted to
MS via system message by BTS.In the GPRS system,
the cell reselection adopts C32. There is a
temporary offset in C32 that provides a negative
offset, similar to C2 in GSM system. The effective
time depends on Penalty Time of cell reselection.
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, infinite
Unit dB
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Reselection temporary offset (TempOffset_1, dB)
TABLE 279 - RESELECTI ON TEMPORARY OFFSET
Full name Reselection temporary offset
Abbreviation TempOffset_1
3GPP Name GPRS_TEMPORARY_OFFSET
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0


Description
PACCH. In the GPRS system, the cell reselection
adopts C32. There is a temporary offset in C32 that
provides a negative offset, similar to C2 in GSM
system. The effective time depends on Penalty
Time of cell reselection.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, infinite
Unit dB
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_0,
10s)
TABLE 280 - PENALTY TI ME OF CELL RESELECTI ON
Full name Penalty time of cell reselection
Abbreviation PenalTime_0
3GPP Name GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
This parameter is used at MS side. It is broadcasted
to MS via system message by BTS.In the GPRS system,
the cell reselection adopts C32. There is a
temporary offset in C32 that provides a negative
offset, similar to C2 in GSM system. The effective
time depends on Penalty Time of cell reselection.
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit 10 s
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--


Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Penalty time of cell reselection (PenalTime_1,
10s)
TABLE 281 - PENALTY TI ME OF CELL RESELECTI ON
Full name Penalty time of cell reselection
Abbreviation PenalTime_1
3GPP Name GPRS_PENALTY_TIME
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
PACCH. In the GPRS system, the cell reselection
adopts C32. There is a temporary offset in C32 that
provides a negative offset, similar to C2 in GSM
system. The effective time depends on Penalty
Time of cell reselection.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit 10 s
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
HSC exist (HCS_EXIST_0)
TABLE 282 - HSC EXI ST
Full name HCS Exist
Abbreviation HCS_EXIST_0
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--


Description
This parameter is used at MS side. This parameter
belongs to Hierarchical Cell Structure (HCS) and
broadcasted to MS via system message by BTS.PSI
message indicates whether the HSC exist (HCS
priority and Threshold of HSC signal level) exist in
the cell. MS ignores HSC exist parameters of other
cells if serving cell does not use HSC exist
parameters (all the cells use Threshold of HSC
signal level of infinity).
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
HSC Exist (HCS_EXIST_1)
TABLE 283 - HSC EXI ST
Full name HCS Exist
Abbreviation HCS_EXIST_1
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
belongs to Hierarchical Cell Structure (HCS) and be
informed to MS on PACCH.PSI message indicates
whether the HSC exist (HCS priority and Threshold
of HSC signal level) exist in the cell. MS ignores
HSC exist parameters of other cells if serving cell
does not use HSC exist parameters (all the cells
use Threshold of HSC signal level of infinity).
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_0)
TABLE 284 - THRESHOLD OF HSC SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name Threshold of HSC signal level
Abbreviation HCS_THR_0
3GPP Name HCS_THR
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
This parameter is used at MS side. It belongs to
HCS parameter, which is broadcasted to MS via system
message by BTS.Threshold of HSC signal level
identifies the HCS signal strength threshold of the
cell.
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Threshold of HSC signal level (HCS_THR_1)
TABLE 285 - THRESHOLD OF HSC SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name Threshold of HSC signal level
Abbreviation HCS_THR_1
3GPP Name HCS_THR
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0


Description
HCS parameter, which is informed to MS on
PACCH.Threshold of HSC signal level identifies the
HCS signal strength threshold of the cell.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
HCS priority (PrioClass_0)
TABLE 286 - HCS PRI ORI TY
Full name HCS Priority
Abbreviation PrioClass_0
3GPP Name PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
HCS parameter, which is broadcasted to MS via system
message by BTS, indicating cell HCS priority.
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 7
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


HCS priority (PrioClass_1)
TABLE 287 - PRI ORI TY
Full name HCS Priority
Abbreviation PrioClass_1
3GPP Name PRIORITY_CLASS
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
HCS parameter, which is informed to MS on PACCH,
indicating cell HCS priority.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 7
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Allow SOLSA MS to access (EXC_ACC)
TABLE 288 - ALLOW SOLSA MS TO ACCESS
Full name Allow SOLSA MS to access
Abbreviation EXC_ACC
3GPP Name EXC_ACC
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 44.060 V5.19.0
Description
System broadcasts this parameter to MS in SI4,
SI6, and SI7 messages. In addition, the parameter
information is available in PSI3 and Psi3bis
messages of local and neighboring cells. The
network uses Allow SOLSA MS to access to prevent
MS from residing in the cell.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None


Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Cell reselection status (CellBrAc2)
TABLE 289 - CELL RESELECTI ON STATUS
Full name Cell Reselection Status
Abbreviation CellBrAc2
3GPP Name CELL_BAR ACCESS_2
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
Cell reselection status belongs to HCS, and the
system broadcasts to MS in PSI3 message. It
indicates the cell reselection status.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
LSA ID (LSA_ID)
TABLE 290 - LSA I D
Full name LSA Mark
Abbreviation LSA_ID
3GPP Name LSA ID
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0


Description
System broadcasts the parameter to MS in SI4,
SI6, SI7, and PSI3 messages of serving cell. In
addition, system broadcasts the parameter
information in PSI3 and Psi3bis messages of the
neighboring cells. LSA ID specifies LSA identifier of
the cell.
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RAC
TABLE 291 - RAC
Full name RAC
Abbreviation RAC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
RAC is a composition part of Routing Area Identity
(RAI). RAI defines the GPRS serving cell
identification. GPRS system divides the location
area (LAs) to several routing areas (RAs) using RAI
(MCC+MNC+LAC+RAC). Routing Area (RA)
distribution, similar to GSM system, uses the
location area to manage a group of cells. MS
initiates Routing area update procedure in cell
reselection mode if new RAI differs from old RAI
during cell reselection.
MS and SGSN in standby state can know the
routing area information. SGSN sends request to
BSC for MS paging in that new routing area when
network carries packet data or circuit data to
transmit. RAI cannot span more than one SGSN.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 0


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS access minimum signal level
(RxLevAsMin_0)
TABLE 292 - GPRS ACCESS MI NI MUM SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name GPRS access minimum signal level
Abbreviation RxLevAsMin_0
3GPP Name GPRS_RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN(
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
MS via system message by BTS.This parameter
indicates the minimum receiving level while
allowing MS access to this system (GPRS).
GSM Specifications recommend that the receiving
level must be larger than the threshold level when
MS needs to access the network (GPRS access
minimum signal level). Such condition prevents MS
from accessing the system in case of low receiving
signal level (the communication quality cannot
guarantee normal communication process after
system access).
In addition, it is also one of the standards for MS to
make the cell selection and the cell reselection (a
parameter to calculate C31 and C32).
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
0 ~ 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm ~ -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm ~ -108 dBm;

62: -49 dBm ~ -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm)
Unit None
Default 12 (-99 dBm~-98 dBm)


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS access minimum signal level
(RxLevAsMin_1)
TABLE 293 - GPRS ACCESS MI NI MUM SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name GPRS access minimum signal level
Abbreviation RxLevAsMin_1
3GPP Name GPRS_RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
is informed to MS on PACCH. This parameter indicates
the minimum receiving level while allowing MS
access to this system (GPRS).
GSM Specifications recommend that the receiving
level must be larger than the threshold level when
MS needs to access the network (GPRS access
minimum signal level). Such condition prevents MS
from accessing the system in case of low receiving
signal level (the communication quality cannot
guarantee normal communication process after
system access).
In addition, it is also one of the standards for MS to
make the cell selection and the cell reselection (a
parameter to calculate C31 and C32).
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
0 ~ 63
0: < -110 dBm;
1: -110 dBm ~ -109 dBm;
2: -109 dBm ~ -108 dBm;

62: -49 dBm ~ -48 dBm;
63: > -48 dBm)
Unit None
Default 12 (-99 dBm~-98 dBm)


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS MAX initial access signal level
(MsTxMaxCCH_0)
TABLE 294 - GPRS MAX I NI TI AL ACCESS SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name GPRS MAX initial access signal level
Abbreviation MsTxMaxCCH_0
3GPP Name GPRS_MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
MS via system message by BTS.Network controls the
MS transmit power during communication with BTS.
The network controls MS power using power
command. MS outputs transmit power closest to
the specified power value if unavailable. The power
before MS receives the network power control
information (the power used in random access),
depends on this parameter when MS is receiving
PBCCH.
MS uses this parameter for cell selection and
reselection involving calculation of C1 and C2
values.
Refer to appendix C, for the maximum power
before MS receives the power control information.
Setting principle: in the premise of certain MS
access success rate at the cell edge, decrease the
access level of MS as much as possible. Generally,
it is recommended to set this parameter as 5 (for
GSM900MS) and 2 (for GSM1800MS).
In practice, after setting this parameter, perform
dialing test at the cell edge, increase or decrease
the value of this parameter according to the MS
access success rate and access time tested with
different parameter setup.
configuring PBCCH.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit None
Default 5


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
GPRS MAX initial access signal level
(MsTxMaxCCH_1)
TABLE 295 TABLE0- 3 GPRS MAX I NI TI AL ACCESS SI GNAL LEVEL
Full name GPRS MAX initial access signal level
Abbreviation MsTxMaxCCH_1
3GPP Name GPRS_MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH
3GPP
reference
3GPP TS 45.008 V5.22.0
Description
is informed to MS on PACCH.Network controls the MS
transmit power during communication with BTS.
The network controls MS power using power
command. MS outputs transmit power closest to
the specified power value if unavailable. The power
before MS receives the network power control
information (the power used in random access),
depends on this parameter when MS is receiving
PBCCH.
MS uses this parameter for cell selection and
reselection involving calculation of C1 and C2
values.
Refer to appendix C, for the maximum power
before MS receives the power control information.
Setting principle: in the premise of certain MS
access success rate at the cell edge, decrease the
access level of MS as much as possible. Generally,
it is recommended to set this parameter as 5 (for
GSM900MS) and 2 (for GSM1800MS).
In practice, after setting this parameter, perform
dialing test at the cell edge, increase or decrease
the value of this parameter according to the MS
access success rate and access time tested with
different parameter setup.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 31
Unit None
Default 5


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
UTRAN External Cell Parameters
The interface of UTRAN external cell parameters is shown in
Figure 30.
FI GURE 30 - UTRAN EXTERNAL CELL PARAMETERS


User label
Abbreviation --
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Specific UTRAN cell name for users to identify
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default None
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
External UTRAN ID (EcUTRANId)
TABLE 297 - EXTERNAL UTRAN I D
Full name External UTRAN ID
Abbreviation EcUTRANId
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description Serial number of UTRAN external cell
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--


UTRAN cell type (CellTypeUTRAN)
TABLE 298 - UTRAN CELL TYPE
Full name UTRAN cell type
Abbreviation CellTypeUTRAN
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
The type of this UTRAN cell. When selecting TDD,
two configurable parameters may occur in the
interface, such as "UTRAN adacent cell bandwidth"
and "Apply Sync Case".
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range FDD, TDD
Unit None
Default FDD
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
UTRAN cell Frequency (ArfcnUTRAN)
Scrambling code or Cell Parameter
(ScCodeCellPara)
Apply Sync Case (SyncCaseTSTD)
Related
interfaces
--
Abbreviation MCC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MCC consists of three digits of decimal number. It
is used to uniquely identify the home country of the
mobile user (or system).
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 999
Unit None
Default 460


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Abbreviation MNC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
MNC consists of three digits of decimal number. It
uniquely identifies a specific PLMN network in a
country (determined by MCC).
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TABLE 301 - UTRAN CELL FREQUENCY
Full name UTRAN cell Frequency
Abbreviation ArfcnUTRAN
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description UTRAN cell Frequency


Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
When "UTRAN Cell Type (CellTypeUTRAN)"
is FDD, value range is 9612 ~ 9888,
10562 ~ 10838;
is TDD and "UTRAN adjacent cell
bandwidth (BandWidthUTRAN)" is 0 (3.84
Mcps), value range is 9262 ~ 9638, 9662
~ 9938, 10062 ~ 10113;
Mcps), value range is 9254 ~ 9646, 9654
~ 9946, 10054 ~ 10121;
Unit None
Default
is FDD, default value is 9612;
Mcps), default value is 9262;
Mcps), default value is 9254;
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
LAC
TABLE 302 - LAC
Full name LAC
Abbreviation LAC
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Location area code identifies the different location
areas. LAC comes under LAI (LAI = MCC + MNC +
LAC). One location area contains multiple cells.


Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 1
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RNC ID (RNC_Id)
TABLE 303 - RNC I D
Full name RNC ID
Abbreviation RNC_Id
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Each RNC has a unique number in the UTRAN
network of PLMN to route corresponding UTRAN
interface message correctly.
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
C ID (C_Id)
TABLE 304 - C I D
Full name C ID
Abbreviation C_Id
3GPP Name --


3GPP
reference
--
Description Identify UTRAN adjacent cell
Management
Object
Cell
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
Scrambling code or Cell Parameter
(ScCodeCellPara)
TABLE 305 - SCRAMBLI NG CODE OR CELL PARAMETER
Full name Scrambling code or Cell Parameter
Abbreviation ScCodeCellPara
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
FDD: It is described in detail in protocol
3GPP TS25.213. The scrambling code is
used to distinguish the carriers in
UTRAN/FDD network. MS measure the
main scrambling code of the downlink
CPICH channel in cell for handover or cell
reselection. The scrambling codes are
divided into 0~511. There are one main
scrambling code and 15 auxiliary
scrambling codes in each group. 511 main
scrambling codes could be divided into 64
scrambling code sets, and there are 8
scrabbling codes in each set;
TDD: The parameters describing adjacent
cell
Management
Object
Cell


Value Range
is FDD, this parameter represents FDD
interference code, value range is 0 ~ 511;
is TDD, this parameter represents TDD cell
parameter, value range is 0 ~ 127;
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
TX diversity indication (DiverSity)
TABLE 306 - TX DI VERSI TY I NDI CATI ON
Full name TX diversity indication
Abbreviation DiverSity
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether UTRAN adjacent cell employs diversity
transmission.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range Yes/No
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
RAC
TABLE 307 - RAC
Full name RAC
Abbreviation RAC


3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
RAC is a part of Routing Area Identity (RAI). RAI
defines the GPRS serving cell identification. GPRS
system divides the Location Area (LA) to several
routing areas (RAs) using RAI
(MCC+MNC+LAC+RAC). Routing Area (RA)
distribution, similar to GSM system, uses the
location area to manage a group of cells. MS
initiates Routing area update procedure in cell
reselection mode if new RAI differs from old RAI
during cell reselection.
MS and SGSN in standby state can know the
routing area information. SGSN sends request to
BSC for MS paging in that new routing area when
network carries packet data or circuit data to
transmit. RAI cannot span more than one SGSN.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 0 ~ 255
Unit None
Default 0
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--
UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth
(BandWidthUTRAN)
TABLE 308 - UTRAN ADJ ACENT CELL BANDWI DTH
Full name UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth
Abbreviation BandWidthUTRAN
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
Whether UTRAN adjacent cell employs diversity
transmission.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range 1 (1.28Mcps), 0 (3.84Mcps)
Unit None
Default 1 (1.28Mcps)


Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
Apply Sync Case (SyncCaseTSTD)
Related
interfaces
--
Apply Sync Case / Apply TSTD (SyncCaseTSTD)
TABLE 309 - APPLY SYNC CASE / APPLY TSTD
Full name Apply Sync Case / Apply TSTD
Abbreviation SyncCaseTSTD
3GPP Name --
3GPP
reference
--
Description
When "UTRAN cell type" is TDD, this parameter
occurs and can be configured, indicating whether to
apply SyncCase or TSTD. Based on different
parameter value of "UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth
(BandWidthUTRAN)", this parameter name may be
varied.
Management
Object
Cell
Value Range
Mcps), the parameter indicates whether to
apply TSTD, parameter value is "apply
TSTD", value range is Yes, No;
Mcps), the parameter indicates whether to
apply SyncCase, parameter value is "apply
Sync Case", value range is Yes, No;
Unit None
Default No
Relevant
Functions
--
Relevant
parameters
--
Related
interfaces
--

Ap p e n d i x A
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full name
A
AMR Adaptive Multi Rate
A (dB)
BSC Base Station Controller
BSS Base Station System
BSSAP Base Station System Application Part
BSSGP Base Station System EDGE/GPRS Protocol
BTS Base Transceiver Station
C
CMP Control Main Processor
CPU Central Processing Unit
CS Circuit Switch
D
DBS Data Base Subsystem
DSP Digital Signal Processor
F
FR Full Rate
G
GERAN GSM/EDGE Radio Access Network
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GSM Global System for Mobile Communication
H
HR Half Rate
I
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity
IP Internet Protocol
L
LLC Logical Link Control


M
MAC Medium Access Control
MS Mobile Station
MSC Mobile services Switching Center
MSS Mobile Switch System
MTP Message Transfer Protocol
N
NS Network Service
NSE Network Service Entity
O
OMC Operation and Maintenance Center
OMP Operation Main Processor
OMS Operating Maintenance Subsystem
P
PACCH Packet Associated Control Channel
PAGCH Packet Access granted Channel
PBCCH Packet Broadcast Control Channel
PCH Paging Channel
PCU Packet Control Unit
PDTCH Packet Data Traffic Channel
PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
PPCH Packet Paging Channel
PS Packet Switch
PTP Point To Point
Q
QoS Quality of Service
R
RACH Random Access Channel
RLC Radio Link Control
S
SACCH Slow Associated Control Channel
SAPI Service Access Point Indicator
SCCP Signal Connect Control Part
SDCCH Stand alone dedicated Control Channel
T
TBF Temporary Block Flow

Appendix A - Abbreviations

TCH Traffic Channel
TDMA Time Division Multiplex Access
TFI TDM Fiber Interface board
TRX Transmitter & Receiver
TS Time Slot
U
UPPB User Plane Processing Board
UPU User Plane Process Unit
Um Um Interface
V
VLR Visitor Location Register



Ap p e n d i x B
Figures

Figure 1 - Select Start NE Agent ...........................................3
Figure 2 - Select [NE ManagementConfiguration Management]
.......................................................................................4
Figure 3 - Configuration Management Interface ......................4
Figure 4 - Select [Apply Mutex Right] ....................................6
Figure 5 - [Prompt] Dialog Box.............................................7
Figure 6 - Successful Apply Mutex Right.................................7
Figure 7 - Select [Release Exclusive Permission] .....................8
Figure 8 - GERAN SUBNETWORK PARAMETERS..................... 11
Figure 9 - BSC MANAGED ELEMENT PARAMETERS ................. 13
Figure 10 - CONFIGURATION SET PARAMETERS.................... 19
Figure 11 - BASIC PROPERTY PARAMETERS.......................... 22
Figure 12 - RADIO BASIC PROPERTY PARAMETERS................ 39
Figure 13 - Other Parameters............................................. 51
Figure 14 - Function Parameters......................................... 65
Figure 15 - TIMER 1 PARAMTERS........................................ 71
Figure 16 - TIMER 2 PARAMTERS........................................ 89
Figure 17 - GRPS MAX RETRYING TIMES............................ 107
Figure 18 - GPRS timer parameters................................... 117
Figure 19 - AMR Half Method Parameters ........................... 132
Figure 20 - AMR full Method Parameters ............................ 139
Figure 21 - GPRS Property 1 Parameters............................ 145
Figure 22 - GPRS Property 2 Parameters............................ 154
Figure 23 - BVC FLOW CONTROL PARAMETERS................... 164
Figure 24 - FUC Flow Control Map Parameters .................... 171
Figure 25 - EDGE Property Parameters .............................. 177


Figure 26 - IP Information Parameters............................... 184
Figure 27 - Timer Parameters at Ater Interface................... 196
Figure 28 - GERAN External Cell Parameters....................... 204
Figure 29 - GPRS PARAMETERS OF GERAN EXTERNAL CELL.. 212
Figure 30 - UTRAN External Cell Parameters....................... 227


Tables

Table 1 - Manual Summary.................................................. ii
Table 2 - Typographical Conventions .................................... iii
Table 3- Mouse Operation Conventions ................................. iii
Table 4 - Format to Describe Radio Parameters.......................8
Table 5 - User Label.......................................................... 11
Table 6 - Subnetwork ID ................................................... 12
Table 7 - Subnetwork Type ................................................ 12
Table 8 - User Label.......................................................... 13
Table 9 - Managed Element ID ........................................... 14
Table 10 - 1Managed element type ..................................... 14
Table 11 - O&M Board IP Address ....................................... 15
Table 12 - Software Version............................................... 16
Table 13 - Vendor Name.................................................... 16
Table 14 - Location........................................................... 17
Table 15 - Longitude......................................................... 17
Table 16 - Latitude ........................................................... 18
Table 17 - User Label ........................................................ 19
Table 18 - User Label ........................................................ 22
Table 19 - Mobile Country Code.......................................... 23
Table 20 - The max length to support MNC........................... 23
Table 21 - Mobile Network Code ......................................... 24
Table 22 - OMP IP ............................................................ 24
Table 23 - OMP MAC ......................................................... 25
Table 24 - subnet mask at OMC interface............................. 26
Table 25 - OMC Gateway ................................................... 26
Table 26 - OMC SERVER IP ................................................ 27
Table 27 - OMCB IP .......................................................... 28
Table 28 - Net Type (Net).................................................. 28
Table 29 - SP Type ........................................................... 29


Table 30 - Restart Flag...................................................... 29
Table 31 - Bureau No. ....................................................... 30
Table 32 - Signaling Point Restart Time as STP ..................... 31
Table 33 - Test Code......................................................... 31
Table 34 - CPU Thread Tracing ........................................... 32
Table 35 - Alarm value of communicate flux of module control 32
Table 36 - Longitude......................................................... 33
Table 37 - Latitude ........................................................... 33
Table 38 - Support GE platform.......................................... 34
Table 39 - Is TC Type........................................................ 34
Table 40 - SNTP SYNC Cycle .............................................. 35
Table 41 - SNTP Server Address ......................................... 36
Table 42 - Global Time Zone .............................................. 36
Table 43 - Summer Time Flag ............................................ 37
Table 44 - Summer Start Time ........................................... 37
Table 45 - Summer End Time............................................. 38
Table 46 - Dynamic HR Enable ........................................... 39
Table 47 - Threshold for TRX switched from FR to HR ............ 40
Table 48 - DCS1800/PCS1900 Supported............................. 40
Table 49 - Load Indication ................................................. 41
Table 50 - Send confusion message allowed......................... 42
Table 51 - Inter-Cell handover allowed ................................ 42
Table 52 - Send assignment failure allowed.......................... 43
Table 53 - Load Valid Time ................................................ 43
Table 54 - Load Indication Period........................................ 44
Table 55 - Automatic resource indication threshold................ 45
Table 56 - Resource adjust threshold .................................. 46
Table 57 - BSC Max Reset Num.......................................... 47
Table 58 - AMR Dynamic HR Conversion Threshold................ 48
Table 59 Table0-1 Range of BARANG.................................. 48
Table 60 - MR report enable............................................... 49
Table 61 - TRX PS busy threshold ....................................... 50
Table 62 - User Priority ..................................................... 51
Table 63 - Low User Priority............................................... 52
Table 64 - Preferred speech version (half)............................ 53
Table 65 - Preferred speech version (full)............................. 53

Appendix B - Tables

Table 66 - Reserved Channel First....................................... 54
Table 67 - EMLPP channel Reserved time ............................. 54
Table 68 - Length of super vision........................................ 55
Table 69 - Length of radio ................................................. 56
Table 70 - Length of timer waiting intra BSS handover........... 56
Table 71 - Starting time for oriented retry............................ 57
Table 72 - Monitor physical context request.......................... 58
Table 73 - Timer for MSG Waiting ....................................... 58
Table 74 - Timer for RANCSEST Waiting............................... 59
Table 75 - Timer for RANCSCLECOM waiting......................... 59
Table 76 - Timer for CCM waiting........................................ 60
Table 77 - Get Static param timer....................................... 61
Table 78 - HR channel percentage threshold......................... 61
Table 79 - TFO Enable....................................................... 62
Table 80 - Coding/decoding type optimization enable ............ 63
Table 81 - Coding/decoding type unmatched enable .............. 63
Table 82 - AMR Optimization Mode...................................... 64
Table 83 - Support Multi PLMN ........................................... 65
Table 84 - Support BTS of different net handover.................. 66
Table 85 - Support FLEX A................................................. 66
Table 86 - Support FLEX GB............................................... 67
Table 87 - MSP Support..................................................... 67
Table 88 - Support RIM..................................................... 68
Table 89 - RIM retry times................................................. 68
Table 90 - Support different reset parameter in idle and transfer
status............................................................................. 69
Table 91 - Support HR channel frag finishing........................ 70
Table 92 - Report Voice Quality .......................................... 70
Table 93 - Blocking/unblocking period ................................. 71
Table 94 - Global Resetting Period ...................................... 72
Table 95 - Protection period for handover request ................. 73
Table 96 - Source BSC handover execution period................. 74
Table 97 - Assignment period............................................. 74
Table 98 - Protection period for global resetting.................... 75
Table 99 - Circuit resetting period on BSS side ..................... 76
Table 100 - Circuit group blocking/unblocking Period ............. 77
Table 101 - RLSD message receive protection timer .............. 77


Table 102 - Channel activation protection timer .................... 78
Table 103 - MSC clear command protection timer ................. 79
Table 104 - SCCP connection protection timer ...................... 80
Table 105 - External handover protection Timer in target cell . 81
Table 106 - Protective time waiting for access ...................... 81
Table 107 - Protection time for channel request .................... 82
Table 108 - Protection time for link establishment response.... 83
Table 109 - Protective time for P0 confirms the message HO/ASS
COM............................................................................... 84
Table 110 - Encryption mode modification time..................... 84
Table 111 - SAPI3 link establishment time ........................... 85
Table 112 - External handover protective time...................... 86
Table 113 - Protective time for No7 signal instantaneous
disconnection................................................................... 87
Table 114 - Protective time that PO responses external handover
completion message ......................................................... 88
Table 115 - Protective time for RF channel release ................ 89
Table 116 - Queue period of assignment.............................. 90
Table 117 - Acknowledgment interval for periodic status ........ 90
Table 118 - Mode modification process time ......................... 91
Table 119 - Protective time of UM assignment completion ...... 92
Table 120 - Waiting time for oriented retry .......................... 92
Table 121 - Queue period for handover................................ 93
Table 122 - First Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control......... 94
Table 123 - Second Overload Period of Flow Traffic Control..... 94
Table 124 - Time of Micro-Micro handover delay ................... 95
Table 125 - BSIC decoding period....................................... 96
Table 126 - Protection of resources on external in-Handover... 97
Table 127 - Serving status protection timer.......................... 97
Table 128 - Handover protecting timer to WCDMA/FDD.......... 98
Table 129 - Immediate assignment period ........................... 99
Table 130 - Handover period of source cel ......................... 100
Table 131 - Assignment period......................................... 100
Table 132 - Channel release period ................................... 101
Table 133 - Channel deactivation delay ............................. 102
Table 134 - Continue Timer for mode modify...................... 103
Table 135 - Handover protecting time to UTRAN ................. 103

Appendix B - Tables

Table 136 - Time of destination instance waiting for available
resources when forced disconnection................................. 104
Table 137 - Protecting time of FUC response to system message
broadcast ...................................................................... 105
Table 138 - HO performed ack timer ................................. 106
Table 139 - MAX times of BVC block retry .......................... 107
Table 140 - MAX times of BVC unblock retry....................... 108
Table 141 - MAX times of BVC reset retry .......................... 109
Table 142 - MAX times of NS block retry............................ 110
Table 143 - MAX times of NS unblock retry ........................ 111
Table 144 - MAX times of NS Alive retry ............................ 112
Table 145 - MAX times of suspend retry............................. 112
Table 146 - MAX times of resume retry.............................. 113
Table 147 - MAX times of radio access capabilities update retry
................................................................................... 114
Table 148 - Maximum times of retrying to create PFC.......... 115
Table 149 - MAX times of PFC modify retry ........................ 116
Table 150 - BVC block/unblock retry time .......................... 117
Table 151 - BVC reset retry time ...................................... 118
Table 152 - Suspend retry time ........................................ 119
Table 153 - Resume retry time......................................... 119
Table 154 - Access capability update retry time .................. 120
Table 155 - PFC creating retry time................................... 121
Table 156 - PFC modifying retry time ................................ 121
Table 157 - Timer that monitors the block/unblock procedure122
Table 158 - Timer that monitors reset procedure................. 123
Table 159 - NC-Cycle of NS-VC test process ....................... 123
Table 160 - Timer that monitors alive process of NSVC ........ 124
Table 161 - Maximum attempt period of reset .................... 125
Table 162 - TFI and USF release timer............................... 126
Table 163 - TBF release timer .......................................... 126
Table 164 - TBF release time of downlink transmission ........ 128
Table 165 - TBF protect time when radio link failure ............ 128
Table 166 - PS channel delay release timer ........................ 129
Table 167 - RIR Timer..................................................... 130
Table 168 - RI Timer....................................................... 130
Table 169 - RIAE Timer ................................................... 131


Table 170 - AMR Half Active Codec Set .............................. 133
Table 171 - Thresholds of AMR......................................... 134
Table 172 - Hysteresis of AMR.......................................... 134
Table 173 - Initial codec mode ......................................... 135
Table 174 - startmode codec mode ................................... 136
Table 175 - Enable noise control ....................................... 137
Table 176 - AMR full Active Codec Set ............................... 139
Table 177 - Thresholds of AMR......................................... 140
Table 178 - Hysteresis of AMR.......................................... 141
Table 179 - Initial codec mode ......................................... 141
Table 180 - startmode codec mode ................................... 142
Table 181 - Enable noise control ....................................... 143
Table 182 - BVC flow control period .................................. 145
Table 183 - MS flow control period.................................... 146
Table 184 - NSVC peer to peer delay................................. 147
Table 185 - Cn............................................................... 147
Table 186 - Nn............................................................... 148
Table 187 - Xn............................................................... 149
Table 188 - MAX allowed number of continuous losses of uplink
data blocks.................................................................... 150
Table 189 - Times of packet uplink ACK/NACK retries .......... 151
Table 190 - MAX allowed number of continuous losses of uplink
RLC/MAC control message ............................................... 152
Table 191 - Support extended uplink dynamic allocation ...... 153
Table 192 - NACC supported ............................................ 154
Table 193 - BSC's net operation mode............................... 155
Table 194 - Satellite transmission at Gb interface indication . 157
Table 195 - Extended RLC send window allowed ................. 157
Table 196 - Support TBF establish .................................... 158
Table 197 - Support signal extended uplink TBF.................. 158
Table 198 - Resource pool for PS rate................................ 159
Table 199 - Downlink TBF retry ........................................ 160
Table 200 - Maximum PS uplink user per ts........................ 160
Table 201 - Maximum PS downlink user per ts.................... 161
Table 202 - PS capability threshold 0 ................................ 161
Table 203 - PS capability threshold 1 ................................ 162
Table 204 - BVC flow control supported ............................. 164

Appendix B - Tables

Table 205 - MS flow control supported............................... 165
Table 206 - flow control mode.......................................... 166
Table 207 - Parameter of Flow control mode 1.................... 166
Table 208 - Parameter of Flow control mode 2.................... 167
Table 209 - BVC flow control R MIN value .......................... 168
Table 210 - MS flow control R MIN value............................ 168
Table 211 - BVC flow control threshold .............................. 169
Table 212 - MS flow control threshold................................ 170
Table 213 - Flow Control Reason....................................... 171
Table 214 - Hurry Call ..................................................... 172
Table 215 - Call Rebuilt ................................................... 172
Table 216 - Call Response ............................................... 173
Table 217 - Calling ......................................................... 174
Table 218 - Site Refresh.................................................. 174
Table 219 - GPRS Access................................................. 175
Table 220 - Restore ........................................................ 175
Table 221 - Flow control map slim adjust (bit) .................... 176
Table 222 - Support PFC.................................................. 177
Table 223 - BSC support page coordination........................ 178
Table 224 - R99 Ind........................................................ 178
Table 225 - RS............................................................... 179
Table 226 - RR............................................................... 180
Table 227 - RA............................................................... 180
Table 228 - RM .............................................................. 181
Table 229 - RB............................................................... 181
Table 230 - RG............................................................... 182
Table 231 - RE............................................................... 182
Table 232 - C................................................................. 183
Table 233 - Begin NSVC of IPGB....................................... 184
Table 234 - SNS Add Retries ............................................ 185
Table 235 - configure retries ............................................ 185
Table 236 - SNS Modify Retries ........................................ 186
Table 237 - SGSN delete retries........................................ 186
Table 238 - SNS SIZE ..................................................... 187
Table 239 - SNS process monitoring timer ......................... 188
Table 240 - Abis CS ........................................................ 188


Table 241 - Abis PS ........................................................ 189
Table 242 - A CS............................................................ 190
Table 243 - IPOE CS ....................................................... 190
Table 244 - IPOE PS ....................................................... 191
Table 245 - Table0-2 IPOE SCTP...................................... 191
Table 246 - IPGb Conversation TOS .................................. 192
Table 247 - IPGb Streaming TOS...................................... 193
Table 248 - IPGb Interactive TOS ..................................... 193
Table 249 - IPGb Background TOS.................................... 194
Table 250 - IPGb TOS ..................................................... 194
Table 251 - DSCP Field of SCTP Packet .............................. 195
Table 252 - Ater wait SCCP connection timer...................... 196
Table 253 - Ater wait resource timer ................................. 197
Table 254 - Ater wait resource release timer ...................... 197
Table 255 - Ater handover monitor timer ........................... 198
Table 256 - Ater wait resource acknowledge timer .............. 199
Table 257 - Ater block circuit timer ................................... 199
Table 258 - Ater wait resource timer ................................. 200
Table 259 - Ater reset circuit timer ................................... 200
Table 260 - Ater reset timer............................................. 201
Table 261 - Ater reset guard timer.................................... 201
Table 262 - Ater reset timer............................................. 202
Table 263 - Ater reset guard timer.................................... 203
Table 264 - User Label .................................................... 204
Table 265 - External cell ID ............................................. 205
Table 266 - Cell Type...................................................... 205
Table 267 - Mobile Country Code ...................................... 206
Table 268 - Mobile Network Code ..................................... 206
Table 269 - Frequency Band ............................................ 207
Table 270 - BCCH frequency ............................................ 208
Table 271 - LAC ............................................................. 208
Table 272 - CI ............................................................... 209
Table 273 - NCC............................................................. 210
Table 274 - BS Color Code (BCC)...................................... 210
Table 275 - GPRS service supported.................................. 211
Table 276 - Reselection offset .......................................... 212

Appendix B - Tables

Table 277 - Reselection offset .......................................... 213
Table 278 - Reselection temporary offset ........................... 214
Table 279 - Reselection temporary offset ........................... 214
Table 280 - Penalty time of cell reselection......................... 215
Table 281 - Penalty time of cell reselection......................... 216
Table 282 - HSC Exist ..................................................... 216
Table 283 - HSC Exist ..................................................... 217
Table 284 - Threshold of HSC signal level .......................... 218
Table 285 - Threshold of HSC signal level .......................... 218
Table 286 - HCS Priority.................................................. 219
Table 287 - Priority......................................................... 220
Table 288 - Allow SOLSA MS to access .............................. 220
Table 289 - Cell Reselection Status ................................... 221
Table 290 - LSA ID......................................................... 221
Table 291 - RAC............................................................. 222
Table 292 - GPRS access minimum signal level ................... 223
Table 293 - GPRS access minimum signal level ................... 224
Table 294 - GPRS MAX initial access signal level ................. 225
Table 295 Table0-3 GPRS MAX initial access signal level...... 226
Table 296 - User Label .................................................... 228
Table 297 - External UTRAN ID......................................... 228
Table 298 - UTRAN cell type............................................. 229
Table 299 - Mobile Country Code ...................................... 229
Table 300 - Mobile Network Code...................................... 230
Table 301 - UTRAN cell Frequency .................................... 230
Table 302 - LAC ............................................................. 231
Table 303 - RNC ID......................................................... 232
Table 304 - C ID ............................................................ 232
Table 305 - Scrambling code or Cell Parameter................... 233
Table 306 - TX diversity indication .................................... 234
Table 307 - RAC............................................................. 234
Table 308 - UTRAN adjacent cell bandwidth........................ 235
Table 309 - Apply Sync Case / Apply TSTD......................... 236




Index

Abbreviations ................... 237
AMR Full Method Parameters
.................................. 138
AMR Half Method Parameters
.................................. 132
Basic Property Parameters.... 21
BSC Global Resource
Parameters..................... 21
BSC Managed Element
Parameters..................... 13
BSC System Radio Parameters
.................................... 21
BVC Flow Control Parameters
.................................. 163
Configuration Set Parameters18
EDGE Property Parameters . 176
Format to Describe Radio
Parameters.......................8
FUC Flow Control Map
Parameter .................... 171
Function Parameters............ 64
GERAN External Cell
Parameters................... 203
GERAN Subnetwork Parameters
.................................... 11
GPRS Max Retrying Times .. 107
.................................. 144
.................................. 154
GPRS Property Parameters . 212
GPRS Timer Parameters..... 116
IP INFORMATION PARAMETERS
.................................. 183
Methods to Modify Radio
Parameters ...................... 2
Others .............................. 51
Overview............................. 1
Precautions in Radio
Parameters Adjustment...... 9
Public Resource Radio
Parameters .................... 11
Radio Basic Property
Parameters .................... 39
Radio Parameters in GSM
Network........................... 1
Timer 1 ............................. 71
Timer 2 parameter .............. 88
Timer parameters at Ater
interface ...................... 196
UTRAN External Cell Parameters
.................................. 227

ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Radio Parameters Manual (Volume I) PDF

Hochgeladen von

Dokumentinformationen

Originaltitel

Copyright

Verfügbare Formate

Dieses Dokument teilen

Dokument teilen oder einbetten

Freigabeoptionen

Stufen Sie dieses Dokument als nützlich ein?

Sind diese Inhalte unangemessen?

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

ZXG10 BSS (V6.20) Radio Parameters Manual (Volume I) PDF

Hochgeladen von

Copyright:

Verfügbare Formate

ZXG10 BSS

Base Station Subsystem

Das könnte Ihnen auch gefallen