PM - Sme-156 - Ran-02 Zgf05!07!002 Dynamic Ms Power Control - v8.1.2

ZGF05-07-002 Dynamic MS
Power Control
Feature Description
ZGF05-07-002 Dynamic MS Power Control

Version
Date
Author
Approved By
Remarks
V7.0.1
2008-03-18
V8.0.1
2008-12-16
V8.1.1
2009-02-13
Not open to the Third Party
V8.1.2
2009-08-16
2009 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
Feature Attribution.................................................................................................... 1
2
2.1
2.2
Overview.................................................................................................................... 1
Feature Introduction.................................................................................................... 1
Corelation with Other Features...................................................................................1
Technical Description...............................................................................................2
4
4.1
4.2
Parameters and Configurations...............................................................................3

Parameter List............................................................................................................ 3
Parameter Configurations...........................................................................................9
5
5.1
5.2
Related Counters and Alarms................................................................................14

Related Counters...................................................................................................... 14
Related Alarms......................................................................................................... 15
6
6.1
6.2
6.3
Engineering Guide.................................................................................................. 15
Application Scenarios............................................................................................... 15
Configuration Description.......................................................................................... 15
Network Influence..................................................................................................... 15
Abbreviation............................................................................................................ 16
Reference Document.............................................................................................. 16
FIGURES
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Configuring Power Control Parameters 1.....................................................................

Configuring Uplink Dynamic Power Control 2.............................................................10
TABLES
Table 1
Table 2
Table 3
Table 4
II
Parameter List...............................................................................................................
Level Values Corresponding to Uplink Signal Strength Threshold..............................12
BER Corresponding to Uplink Signal Strength Threshold...........................................12
Related counters......................................................................................................... 14
Feature Attribution
iBSC Version: [iBSC V6.20]
BTS Version: [For all BTS versions based on SDR platform]
Property: [Optional]
Related Network Elements and Requirements:
NE Name
Related or Not
Special Requirements
Dependent Function: [None]

Exclusive Function: [None]
Note: [None]
Overview
2.1
Feature Introduction
Power control is important for spectrum efficiency as well as for power consumption
efficiency in a cellular system. Dynamic MS Power Control can dynamically adjust the
MS output power. The control algorithm uses the signal strength and quality information
which are measured by the BTS.
Dynamic MS power control can change transmission power of mobile station (MS) within
a certain range which its main purpose is to optimize transmission power of MS without
affecting radio transmission quality, so as to improve spectrum efficiency and reduce MS
power consumption.
2.2
Correlation with Other Features

The increase uplink level threshold (PcUlInclLevThs) of MS power control should be set
higher than uplink power level threshold (HUlLevThs),of uplink level based handover and
the increase uplink quality threshold (PCULINCLQUALTHSThs) of MS power control
should be set smaller than uplink quality level threshold (HoUlQualThs) of uplink quality
based handover. The purpose is to enhance the level or quality of CS call as much as
possible with power control before handover is triggered as the last way.
Technical Description
MS Power control is an important method for uplink radio link control. The dynamic MS
power control function with parameter PwrControlUl allows MS to conduct dynamic
control over the output power of MS. The transmission power of MS is adjusted
according to an overall judgment based on uplink level and quality measured by BTS.
Power control should stick to the following basic principles:
Power will be decreased appropriately when the level or quality is higher than the
expectation.
Power will be increased appropriately when the level or quality is lower than the
expectation.
Both level and quality factors should be taken into overall consideration to make
power control more accurate and effective.
MS power control consists of two phases.

At the beginning, that is, when MS and BTS start connection, BSC selects an initial
transmission power for MS and BTS. When MS is connected to the network through a
random access channel, its transmission power is the permissible maximum
transmission power obtained in the system message broadcast on the BCCH channel of
the cell where it resides. This fixed value, according to the system specifications, is also
the power level of the first message sent out by MS on the dedicated channel. The MS
power is not controlled by the system until the power control command carried in the
SACCH message block is received, indicating the start of the second phase of MS
power control, namely the regular MS power control.
In the regular MS power control phase, BTS, after receiving a certain number of uplink
measurement reports, processes the measurement data to obtain the actual uplink
reception level and quality and makes a comparison with the preset thresholds. Then the
power level to which MS should be adjusted can be calculated. BTS sends to MS a
command of changing MS power through the layer 1 header carried in each downlink
SACCH message block. MS extracts power control information from the downlink
SACCH and uses the transmission power specified in this information as its output
power, and sets the power level in current use in the layer 1 header of the uplink SACCH
and sends it together with the downlink measurement report to BSS. If the MS power
level is unable to output the specified power value, it will output the power that is
supported by MS and closest to the specified value.
During handover, MS uses the maximum transmission power adopted in the target cell.
In the intra-cell handover, the current power is maintained.
For details about power control algorithm in technical description, please check it in the
ZGF05-07-001 Dynamic BTS Power Control.
Parameters and Configurations
4.1
Parameter List
Table 1
Parameter List
Full name
Uplink Rapid power control indication
Abbreviation
UIRapidPcInd
This parameter determines the availability of the rapid power control process. Rapid
power control process is an optional process of BSC. It reduces the interference of
the whole BSS radio system and satisfies the dynamic power control requirement for
rapid moving MS.
Description
Value Range
The amplitude of power control used by rapid power control process each time is no
longer a fixed value, but an integer multiple of cell parameter power control step
(increase and decrease). This parameter determines the availability of the rapid
power control process.
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
No
Abbreviation
PwrDecrLimit
This parameter is set for preventing MS from call drop due to fast power control. It
corresponds to different quality level. For example, PwrDecrLimit [0] determines the
maximum power decrease limit for calls with receiving quality level 0 (Bit Error rate
(BER) <0.2%). This parameter is valid for both uplink and downlink.
Description
Cell
Power control
Value Range
This parameter is an array of eight elements, with element length of one byte.
PwrDecrLimit [n] determines the maximum power decrease limit available for calls
with quality level n. The value range of each element is 0 ~ 38 dB.
0 ~ 38
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
[24, 22, 20, 18, 16, 14, 12, 10]
Abbreviation
Value Range
PwrCtrlReportPrd
Power control is performed at BTS side and BSC implements relevant performance
statistics. BTS uses this parameter to decide the periodicity to send the preprocessed
power measurement to BSC as an input for power control analysis. This parameter is
in the unit of SACCH multi-frame.
1 ~ 254
Unit
SACCH multiframe
Default
240
Description
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Report period of measurement for power control
Cell
Uplink level Sample count
PcUlLevWindow
In GSM system, BSC determines whether to perform power control according to
measurement data. BSC uses the average value of measurement data to avoid
adverse influences caused by abrupt changes in measurement data due to complex
radio transmission.
Value Range
BTS uses this parameter to calculate the window size for the average value of uplink
signal strength, i.e. to calculate the average value of the number of used samples.
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Uplink level Weight
PcUlLevWeight
Description: According to GSM Specifications, discontinuous transmission (DTX)
refers to the process in which the system does not transmit signals in the voice
intermittent period during the subscriber communication process.
In the DTX mode, the measurement data reported to BSC fall into two types. One is
the average of the measurement results of all timeslots in a
measurement period in the non-DTX mode, and the other is the average of the
measurement results of some special timeslots in a measurement
period in the DTX mode. BSC needs to optionally select one type of measurement
data and use the data to calculate the average value.
The first type of measurement data is more accurate since it is the average value of
measurement results of all timeslots. The second type of measurement data is less
accurate since it is the average value of measurement results of some timeslots.
Thus BSC should use different weights for the two types of data when averaging the
measurement results.
Value Range
This parameter determines the weight for the first type of measurement data when
averaging uplink signal strength for power control. Weight for the second type of
measurement data is set to 1 by default.
1~3
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Uplink quality Sample Count

PcUIQualWindow
In GSM system, BSC determines whether to perform power control according to
measurement data. BSC uses the average value of measurement data to avoid
adverse influences caused by abrupt changes in measurement data due to complex
radio transmission.
Value Range
BTS uses this parameter to calculate the window size for the average value of uplink
signal quality, i.e. to calculate the average value of the number of used samples.
1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Cell
Uplink quality Weight
PcUlQualWeight
Description: According to GSM Specifications, discontinuous transmission (DTX)
refers to the process in which the system does not transmit signals in the voice
intermittent period during the subscriber communication process.

In the DTX mode, the measurement data reported to BSC fall into two types. One is
the average of the measurement results of all timeslots in a measurement period in
the non-DTX mode and the other is the average of the measurement results of some
special timeslots in a measurement period in the DTX mode. BSC needs to optionally
select one type of measurement data and use the data to calculate the average
value.
The first type of measurement data is more accurate since it is the average value of
measurement results of all timeslots. The second type of easurement data is less
accurate since it is the average value of measurement results of some timeslots.
Thus BSC should use different weights for the two types of data when averaging the
measurement results.
Value Range
This parameter determines the weight for the first type of measurement data when
averaging uplink signal quality for power control.
Weight for the second type of measurement data is set to 1 by default.
1~3
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Fast average indication
FastAvg
Network may not perform handover or power control if less measurement data is
available during call process. The average calculating process for these processes is
enabled only when the measured data reaches a certain window size.
Common average process does not take place, for the five measured values BSC
receives. BSC directly calculates the average of the 5 measured values if the fast
average process is adopted.
There are three cases resulting in insufficient data for calculating the average value,
that is, call establishment period, after handover and after power control. After
performing power control once, former measured values are discarded in
situations where they could result in an error control (measured values without the
influence on handover control are still existing).
Value Range
In addition, old measured values are discarded after the handover has occurred
keeping it from causing error control (the forward and backward cells are in the same
BSC).
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default
No
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Value Range
Cell
Increase uplink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N
PcULInclLevThsThs/PcULInclLevThsP/PcULInclLevThsN
According to GSM specifications, power control decisions depend upon received
average value series of uplink signal strength.
The decision process is as follows: For the latest N average values of uplink signal
strength, if P of the N values fall below relevant threshold
value, increase MS (uplink) transmission power to improve the uplink signal quality.
Increase uplink level can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR.
Threshold: 0 ~ 63; Value P: 1 ~ 31; Value N: 1 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default
[22, 3, 4]
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Value Range
Decrease uplink level Threshold, Value P, and Value N

PCULREDLEVTHSThs/PCULREDLEVTHSP/PCULREDLEVTHSN
strength, if P of the N values fall below relevant threshold value, increase MS (uplink)
transmission power to improve the uplink signal strength.
Decrease uplink level can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR.
Unit
None
Default
[30, 3, 4]
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Cell
Increase uplink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N
Description
PCULINCLQUALTHSThs/PCULINCLQUALTHSP/PCULINCLQUALTHSN
Value Range
quality, if P of the N values rise above relevant threshold value, increase MS (uplink)
transmission power to improve the uplink signal quality.
Increase uplink quality can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR
HR.
Unit
None
Default
[2, 3, 4]
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Cell
Decrease uplink quality Threshold, Value P, and Value N
Description
PCULREDQUALTHSThs/PCULREDQUALTHSP/PCULREDQUALTHSN
Value Range
quality, if P of the N values fall below relevant threshold value, reduce MS (uplink)
transmission power to improve the uplink signal quality.
Decrease uplink quality can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR
HR.
Unit
None
Default
[0, 3, 4]
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Value Range
Cell
Cell
Power increasing step.
PwrIncStep_0 ~ PwrIncStep_3
It describes increase step, the value of each power control variation. It applies to both
uplink and downlink directions.
Power increase step can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR.
Value range is 2, 4, and 6.

Unit
dB
Default
It can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR. 2 by default.
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Value Range
Cell
Power decreasing step.
PwrRedStep_0 ~ PwrRedStep_3
It describes decrease step, the value of each power control variation. It applies to
both uplink and downlink directions.
Power decrease step can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR.
Value range is 2 and 4.
Unit
dB
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Cell
Value Range
Uplink power control allowed

PwrControlUl
This parameter determines whether to enable or disable MS uplink power control in
the cell.
Yes/No
Unit
None
Default
No (Set YES to activate this feature)
Description
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Value Range
Cell
MS Min. TxPwr
MSTXPWRMIN
In the communication between MS and BTS, the transmission power is controlled by
the network. The network sets the power of MS by power command, which is
transmitted on SACCH (SACCHcarries the power command with 2-header bytes
information, one is power control byte and the other one is timing advance byte).
MS sets the specified output transmission power according to the power control
header extracted from the SACCH. MS uses the nearest possible output power even
if the power command sends maximum output power. During BSC power control, this
parameter determines the minimum transmission power (that is, lower limit of power
control) available for MS in the cell.
MIN power level of MS can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR
HR.
Value range is 0 ~ 31.
Unit
None
Default
It can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and AMR HR. 0, 16, 0, 11.
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Control channel MAX power level
MsTxPwrMaxCch
the network. The network sets the power of MS by power
command, which is transmitted on SACCH (SACCH carries the power command with
2-header bytes information, one is power control byte and the other one is timing
advance byte).
header extracted from the SACCH. MS uses the nearest possible output power even
if the power command sends maximum output power.
For SACCH is Channel Associated Signaling and it has to be used together with
SCCCH and TCH, so the power control of MS starts after MS receives
SACCH.
The power of MS before receiving SACCH (that is the power when sending channel
request on RACH) is determined by Control channel MAX power level.
Control channel MAX power level is one of the cell selection and reselection
parameters of MS, involving calculation of C1 and C2 values.
This parameter is broadcasted to all MS in the cell via RIL3_RR SYSTEM
INFORMATION TYPE3 and TYPE4.
Refer to appendix C, for the maximum power before MS receives the power control
information.
If this parameter is too large, the MS close to BTS will interfere with the adjacent
channel; If it is too small, the MS access success rate at the edge of cell will be very
low.
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 0 (for
GSM1800MS).
Value Range
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.
0 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
MS Max. TxPwr
MsTxPwrMax
the network. The network sets the power of MS by power
command, which is transmitted on SACCH (SACCH carries the power command with
2-header bytes information, one is power control byte and the other one is timing
advance byte).
Value Range
header extracted from the SACCH. MS uses the nearest possible
output power even if the power command sends maximum output power. When BSC
controls the power, the parameter is the maximum transmission power that can be
used by MS in the cell. MS max power level is also a parameter used by BSC to
calculate PBGT value.
0 ~ 31
Unit
None
Default
Management
Object
Full name
Abbreviation
Description
Cell
Cell
MIN interval of power control
PcMinInterval_0 ~ PcMinInterval_3
This parameter specifies the minimum interval of power control. Usually, MS still
sends two measurement reports with the original power to BSC after enabling the
power control. Signal level information contained in the reports is inaccurate and can
be ignored (information such as adjacent cell information is still valid). Thus a
minimum interval of power control is needed and signal level information during the
Value Range
4.2
interval can be ignored.

MIN interval of power control can be divided into four kinds: FR, HR, AMR FR, and
AMR HR.
Value range is 1 ~ 32.
Unit
SACCH multiframe
Default
Management
Object
Cell
Parameter Configurations
Enter the configuration management interface.
1
1. In the navigation tree, click the drop-down menu of the cell to be configured, and
double-click Power Control, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1
Configuring Power Control Parameters 1
2. Set Uplink rapid power Control Indication and Power control levels max
descending value in Power control tab of Power control menu to choose whether
perform Rapid power control and adopt restricting conditions of rapid power control, as
shown in Figure 2:
Figure 2
Configuring Uplink Dynamic Power Control 2
Set following parameters in Power survey tab in Power control menu to choose power
control decision algorithm related parameters.
Report period of measurement for power control
Uplink level sample count
Uplink level sample weight
Uplink quality sample count
Uplink quality sample weight
Parameter configuration interface is shown in Figure 3:
10
Figure 3
Set following parameters in Power Adjust Threshold tab in Power Control menu to
choose power control decision criteria threshold.
Increase uplink level of FR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink level of HR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink level of AMR FR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink level of AMR HR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink level of FR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink level of HR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink level of AMR FR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink level of AMR HR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink quality of FR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink quality of HR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink quality of AMR FR (Ths, P and N)
Increase uplink quality of AMR HR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink quality of FR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink quality of HR (Ths, P and N)
Decrease uplink quality of AMR FR (Ths, P and N)
11
Decrease uplink quality of AMR HR (Ths, P and N)

Figure 4
Uplink received signals strength can be divided into 64 grades, ranging from 0 to 63,
which are corresponding to different levels respectively. 0 refers to the lowest received
signal level, 63 means the highest. Corresponding level values is shown in Table 2.
Table 2
Level Values Corresponding to Uplink Signal Strength Threshold
Threshold
Level Value (dBm)
< -110
-110 ~ -109
-109 ~ -108
61
-50 ~ -49
62
-49 ~ -48
63
> -48
Uplink received signals quality can be divided into 8 grades, ranging from 0 to 7, which
are corresponding to different Bit Error Ratio (BER) respectively. 0 refers to the lowest
received signal BER, 7 means the highest. Corresponding BER values is shown in Table
3.
Table 3
12
BER Corresponding to Uplink Signal Strength Threshold
Quality
BER
BER<0.2%
0.2%<BER<0.4%
0.4%<BER<0.8%
6.4%<BER<12.8%
12.8%<BER
In Others tab of Power control menu, set following parameters to choose whether to
power control and adopt restricted conditions of this feature.
FR power increasing step
HR power increasing step
AMR FR power increasing step
AMR HR power increasing step
FR power decreasing step
HR power decreasing step
AMR FR power decreasing step
AMR HR power decreasing step
Uplink power control allowed
FR MS MAX power level of MS
HR MS MAX power level of MS
AMR FR MS MAX power level of MS
AMR HR MS MAX power level of MS
FR MS MIN power level of MS
HR MS MIN power level of MS
AMR FR MS MIN power level of MS
AMR HR MS MIN power level of MS
FR MIN interval of power control
HR MIN interval of power control
AMR FR MIN interval of power control
AMR HR MIN interval of power control
13
Figure 5
If the cell supports GPRS, set Uplink power control policy in GPRS power control
tab, as shown in Figure 6:
Related Counters and Alarms
5.1
Related Counters
Table 4
14
Related counters
Counter ID
What It Counts
C901320001
Number of normal increases of MS power due to UL signal

level
C901320002
Number of rapid increase in MS power due to UL signal level
C901320003
Number of normal decrease of MS power due to UL signal

level
C901320004
Number of rapid decrease in MS power due to UL signal level
C901320009
Number of normal increases of MS power due to UL signal

quality
C901320010
Number of rapid increase in MS power due to UL signal

quality
C901320011
Number of normal decrease of MS power due to UL signal

quality.
C901320012
Number of rapid decrease in MS power due to UL signal

quality
C901320017
Total value of each result of regular scanning of MS utilization
power
5.2
C901320018
Number of regular scanning and sampling of MS utilization

power
C901320023
Total value of power scans of UL signal level
C901320024
Number of power scans of UL signal level
C901320027
Total value of power scans of UL signal quality
C901320028
Number of power scans of UL signal quality
C901320029
Maximum value of UL signal level in regular scan
C901320030
Minimum value of UL signal level in regular scan
Related Alarms
None
Engineering Guide
6.1
Application Scenarios
This feature suits for all scenarios.
6.2
Configuration Description
This feature does not involve iBSC and BTS hardware configuration adjustment.
6.3
Network Influence
Activation of dynamic MS power control can reduce MS transmission power with stable
uplink signal strength, aiming at decreasing intra-network co-channel and adjacentfrequency interference, lowering MS power consumption.
Using dynamic MS power control with reasonable parameter setting can provide the
following benefits:
Decrease intra-network co-channel and adjacent-frequency interference, improve
network KPI, reduce TCH call drop, enhance handover success rate;
Lower MS power consumption;
Network element influence
This feature does not affect capacity of iBSC and BTS.
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Abbreviation
Abbreviations
BSC
Full Characteristics
Base Station Controller
BTS
Base Transceiver Station
EDGE
Enhanced Data rates for Global Evolution
GSM
Global System for Mobile communications
GERAN
Gsm/Edge Radio Access Network
MR
Measure Report
MS
Mobile Station
MSC
Mobile Switching Centre
OMC
Operation & Maintenance Center
QoS
Quality of Service
SACCH
Slow Associated Control Channel
Reference Document
[1] ZXG10 BSS (V6.20.10) Radio Parameters Reference V1.0
[2] ZXG10 iBSC (V6.20.10) Performance Counter Manual V1.0
[3] ZGF05-07-001 Static BTS Power Control
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Uplink Rapid power control indication

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Uplink quality Sample Count

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intermittent period during the subscriber communication process.

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Value range is 2, 4, and 6.

Uplink power control allowed

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