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R10 R11 R12 R13
Optimization of CQI feedback
period
All RNC/Cell
Access parameter optimization
(indoor distribution)
All Cell
10 ms fixed PO optimization All RNC
The link release problem of
IPhone 4
R12 RNC
State transition/EFD R12 RNC
2 ms fixed PO optimization R10 RNC
HSUPA PO adaptive adjustment R13 RNC
HSUPA TTI selection and
switchover solution enabled + 2
ms periodic retry disabled.
R10 RNC
Reception using multiple
antennas
All Cell
0.5/0.5 reconstruction All Cell
Multiple-RRU demodulation R13 NodeB
HSUPA target retransmission
times changed to 10%.
All RNC
PS R99 target BLER changed to
10%
All RNC
Disable the HSUPA 2 ms
function.
R10 RNC/NodeB
Limit the maximum number of
HSUPA users in the cell.
All Cell

Value optimization of SIB 7
broadcast RTWP
R12
RTWP Optimization
Optimization Solution
Supported
Version
Impact
Range
Solutions Available
in Different
Cell
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Internal parameters are involved in
versions earlier than R13.
The solution is merged into RNC
R12SPC516.
This affects KPIs.
EFD is implemented on a network
with a high iPhone penetration rate.
This is merged into NodeB
R12SPC430.
This is used for 10 ms, and not used
with the fixed PO optimization at the
same time.
HSUPA TTI selection and
switchover solution includes the TTI
switchover realized on R10 and
based on load, the TTI switchover
realized on R12 and based on
admission CE, and the access state
TII selection realized on patch
release R3 (RNC R13SPH529).
This is a non-standard solution. It is
recommended that on-site
engineers select a site to try first.
This is directly
implemented by on-
site engineers.
This is a standard solution and
should be implemented
preferentially.
This needs to be
analyzed by R&D
engineers.
Internal parameters are involved.
RTWP Optimization
Implementation Remarks
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No. Class
Supported
Version
Controlled by a
License or Not
Impact
Range
1 R13 Yes RNC
2 All No RNC
3 All No RNC
TTI
switchover
based on
load
R10 No RNC
HSUPA TTI
selection and
switchover
solution enabled
+ 2 ms periodic
retry disabled.
Parameter
4
HSUPA PO adaptive
reconfiguration enabled
10 ms fixed PO optimization
2 ms fixed PO optimization
Feature
algorithm
TTI
switchover
based on
admission
R12 No RNC
TTI selection
of access
state
RNC
RAN13SPH
529
No RNC
5 All No RNC/Cell
6 R12 No RNC
7 All No Cell
8 All No Cell
Solution
HSUPA TTI
selection and
switchover
solution enabled
+ 2 ms periodic
retry disabled.
CQI feedback period
EFD is recommended for the
networks with high ratio of state
transition switch/iPhone.
Reception using multiple
antennas
4
Feature
algorithm
0.5/0.5 reconstruction
9 R13 No NodeB
10 No RNC
11 No RNC
12 No Cell
13 Yes
RNC/Node
B
All No Cell
All No Cell
All No Cell
All No Cell
All No Cell
All
Access
parameter
modification
Solution
Preamble retry times
Step
Maximum number of cycles
Multiple-RRU demodulation
HSUPA target retransmission
times modification for 10 ms
(10%)
Target BLER modification for
PS R99 network (10%)
Reduce the maximum number
of HSUPA subscribers in the
cell.
Disable the HSUPA 2 ms
function.
Modify the constant value of
the initial transmit power
14
Upper limit of random rollback
15
NodeB R12
SPC430
No Cell
16
Special
terminal
RNC RAN12
SPC516
No RNC
Stands for
non-
standard
solution
Access
parameter
modification
Value optimization of SIB 7
broadcast RTWP
iPhone4 problem
Baseline
Configuration
After Optimization
Internal
ParameterInv
olved or Not
Description
OFF ON No
If the subscriber rate is lower than a certain threshold,
and the air interface load is limited, increase the
HSUPA reference PO to reduce the SIR working point
of lower rate subscribers, and to improve uplink
capacity.
/ / Yes
Configure higher reference PO for 10 ms TTI to
reduce DPCCH SIR working point, and reduce the
uplink cost of the control channel. Therefore, the
throughput of the HSUPA cell with multiple
subscribers is improved.
/ / Yes
Configure higher reference PO for 10 ms TTI to
reduce DPCCH SIR working point, and reduce the
uplink cost of the control channel. Therefore, the
throughput of the HSUPA cell with multiple
subscribers is improved.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
TTI switchover:
ON
2 ms periodic
retry: OFF
No
If the air interface load exceeds the target node, and 2
ms TTI is configured for the service. the rate cannot
reduce because the scheduling algorithm guarantees
one RLC PDU. The related minimum rate is 168 kbit/s
(336) or 328 kbit/s (656). At this time if the TTI is
switched from 2 ms to 10 ms, the actual subscriber
rate is reduced, and also the cell load. The RTWP
overshoot caused by data burst because of high
minimum rate of 2 ms subscribers is reduced. The 2
ms periodic retry is disabled to prevent TTI ping-pong
switchover.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
TTI switchover:
ON
2 ms periodic
retry: OFF
No
In admission, the consumed admission CE of the 2 ms
subscriber is more than that of the 10 ms subscriber.
Therefore, when the admission CE is limited,
switching the subscriber from 2 ms to 10 ms improves
the admission subscriber number of the system. The
RTWP overshoot caused by data burst because of
high minimum rate of 2 ms subscribers is reduced.
The 2 ms periodic retry is disabled to prevent TTI ping-
pong switchover.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
TTI switchover:
ON
2 ms periodic
retry: OFF
No
The HSUPA subscriber selects the initial TTI based
on the actual resource (RTWP/Iub/CE) congestion
state. This prevents that in the network with a large
amount of subscribers, subscribers access with 2 ms
TTI all the time. Therefore, The RTWP overshoot
caused by data burst because of high minimum rate of
2 ms subscribers reduces.
2 8 Yes
The shorter the CQI feedback period is, the better the
downlink data transmission is. The longer the CQI
feedback period is, the lower the load occupation is.
OFF ON No
Transit the light-traffic subscribers to the FACH state,
reduce dedicated channel resources occupation of
light-traffic subscribers, and reduce uplink and
downlink load. EFD is used for networks with high
iPhone penetration rates.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
No
For the same transmission rate, the reception using
multiple antennas reduces the signal power that each
antenna receives, that is, the uplink load. For the
same load, the reception using multiple antennas
allows the UE to send larger transmission blocks,
which means the uplink capacity is improved.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
No
The dual-antenna demodulation reception is realized
on the baseband side. The baseband side and the RF
side do not merge raw data, and the RTWP is the
same as that in the regular dual-antenna cell.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
No
Basic principle: The NodeB independently
demodulates and merges several received RRU
signals in the baseband processing module, and
duplicates a cell signal branch to several RRUs for
transmission.
1% 10% No
Modify the 10 ms target retransmission times of
HSUPA from 1% to 10%.
1% 10% No
Modify the BLER of PS subscribers in the R99
network from 1% to 10%.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
This is related to
the configuration
on the live
network.
No
Reduce the maximum number of HSUPA access
subscribers in the cell, and reduce the RTWP cost of
HSUPA subscribers.
ON OFF No
disabling the HSUPA 2 ms function makes only 10 ms
available for HSUPA subscribers.
-20 -30
20 40
2 1
8 3
0 10
Basic principle: By reducing the spike of the preamble
open-loop power control on the uplink RTWP in RACH
initial access, the RTWP is significantly reduced in the
cell with frequent RACH access (thousands of times
per hour).
No
-90
This is based on
the
implementation
impact on the live
network.
No
Reduce the spike of the preamble open-loop power
control on the uplink RTWP in RACH initial access,
especially in high load scenarios. The RTWP in SIB7
is broadcast in real time. If you reduce the RTWP in
SIB7, the effect is essentially the same as that of
reducing the Constvalue. Both are for reducing the UE
power of transmitting the first preamble.
OFF ON No
When iPhone releases the link, the iPhone retransmits
the RRC CONN REL CMP signaling message.
However, the network side releases the link before
UE. As a result, the uplink power control is abnormal
and the RTWP
spike occurs. Solution: When iPhone releases the
link, the network side delays to releasing the link.
Effect
Gain: When the subscriber amount is large and
the rate is low, the gain of this feature is obvious.
For example, more than fifteen 10 ms subscribers
that only have small amounts of data to be
retransmitted are online and uploading at the same
time. If the power offset of data channels for these
subscribers all can be adjusted, the HSUPA
capacity of the cell can improve by more than 40%
without object load increase, which is shown by the
increase of the average throughput or the increase
of uplink data transmission subscriber number at
the same time.
Risk: Four minutes are taken from triggering to
completion of this feature. The gain is not obvious
for frequently link-deleting/
link-establishing subscribers or subscribers with
too short lasting time links.
Gain: For the lab test with dual antennas, 75%
uplink load target threshold, 18 online subscribers
and two uploading subscribers, the gain of the
uplink throughput in the cell is 15%.
Risk: The peak rate of the HSUPA 10 ms
subscriber in commercial network competition is
slightly affected.
Gain: For the lab test with dual antennas, 90%
uplink load target threshold, 7 online subscribers
and two uploading subscribers, the gain of the
uplink throughput in the cell is 15%.
Risk: The peak rate of the HSUPA 2 ms
subscriber in commercial network competition is
greatly affected.
Gain: This reduces load when the uplink load
resource is severely limited, and reduces the
RTWP.
Risk: the peak rate is affected after the subscriber
switches to 10 ms.
Gain: This alleviates the admission CE congestion
problem after 2 ms TTI is enabled, and improves
the subscriber number specification.
Risk: the peak rate is affected after the subscriber
switches to 10 ms.
Gain: The initial TTI is selected based on the
resource congestion state when the subscriber
accesses. This reduces reconfiguration signaling
and improves power efficiency.
Risk: in the network with a few subscriber access
and high speed uplink transmission, the subscriber
peak rate is affected.
Gain: On the office in country A, the CQI feedback
period is changed from 2 ms to 8 ms. After
optimization, the average value of the realtime
traced RTWP is reduced by about 8 dB. The
average RTWP value of hour-level traffic statistics
is reduced by about 10 dB.
Risk: theoretically, this brings loss of downlink
throughput. After this solution is implemented on
office A and B, In the whole network view, no
negative affections occur.
Gain: The gain is related to traffic models and the
permanent online timer.
Risk: This increases PS call drop rate, and
decreases the setup success rate of CS composite
services. Because the EFD is not compatible with
other terminals, currently only iPhone is
recommended to be used.
Gain: Compared with reception using one antenna,
reception using two antennas improves the uplink
capacity by more than 50%. Compared with the
dual-antenna reception, the four-antenna reception
improves the uplink capacity by more than 50%.
Risk: No for now.
Gain: In the multi-area cell networking, compared
with the distributed cell, the 0.5/0.5 reconstruction
does not have noise floor increase.
Risk: The stability of some RRUs is affected.
Gain: This improves cell capacity and throughput,
and reduces the times of subscriber handover
between cells.
Risk: More baseband resource consumption.
Non-standard solution
Modifying the 10 ms target retry to 10% affects
subscriber peak rate. It is recommended that this
solution is carried out in the non-competition
network or networks that have no requirements for
10 ms peak rate.
Non-standard solution
If you modify the high-speed (such as 384 Kbit/s)
BLER to 10%, the idle subscriber peak rate is
affected. It is recommended that the BLER is
modified based on the traffic mode and rate on the
live network.
Non-standard solution
Reduce the maximum number of HSUPA access
subscribers in the cell, and reduce the RTWP cost
of HSUPA subscribers. It is recommended that this
solution is carried out in the non-competition
network.
Non-standard solution
Disabling the2 ms function affects subscriber peak
rate. It is recommended that the 2 ms function is
modified in non-competition network.
Gain: After the Constantvalue parameter is
modified on the office in country C, the RTWP
average value is reduced by 3 dB to 4 dB. After
PreambleRetransMax, PowerRampStep and
Mmax parameters are modified, the average
RTWP value is reduced by 1 dB.
Risk: For indoor coverage scenarios, the access
delay increases.
Gain: After the RTWP value of SIB7 broadcast is
optimized on the office in country A, the average
RTWP value is reduced by about 3 dB.
Risk: In the scenario with low load and not obvious
RTWP spike caused by RACH, each RACH
access needs a large amount of preamble ramp
progress, which causes hundred-ms-level delay to
increase.
Gain: The RTWP spike is reduced, especially for
networks with high iPhone penetration rates. After
the solution is implemented on the site in Thailand,
the RTWP average value improves by about 3 dB.
Risk: No for now.
Command
This is used for 10 ms, and not used with the fixed PO optimization at the same time.
MML Command on RNC:
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH:
PcSwitch=PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_ADAPTIVE_ADJ_SWITCH-1;
If need to rollback:
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH:
PcSwitch=PC_HSUPA_DATA_CH_PO_ADAPTIVE_ADJ_SWITCH-0;
Versions earlier than R13 refer to internal parameter modification. You need to obtain the
commands for modifying internal parameters from the PDT manager of the product line. It is
recommended that HSUPA PO adaptive adjustment is used on R13 version and later
versions.
If internal parameters are involved, you need to obtain the commands for modifying internal
parameters from the PDT manager of the product line.
TTI switchover: ON
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH: DraSwitch=DRA_BASE_RES_BE_TTI_RECFG_SWITCH-1;
2ms retry period OFF:
SET UFRC: RETRYCAPABILITY=SRB_OVER_HSDPA-1&SRB_OVER_HSUPA-1&TTI_2MS-
0&MIMO-1&64QAM-1&L2_ENHANCE-1&DTX_DRX-1&HSSCCH_LESS_OPERATION-1,
TTI switchover: ON
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH:
DraSwitch=DRA_BASE_ADM_CE_BE_TTI_RECFG_SWITCH-1;
2ms retry period OFF:
SET UFRC: RETRYCAPABILITY=SRB_OVER_HSDPA-1&SRB_OVER_HSUPA-1&TTI_2MS-
0&MIMO-1&64QAM-1&L2_ENHANCE-1&DTX_DRX-1&HSSCCH_LESS_OPERATION-1,
TTI switchover: ON
SET UCORRMPARA: ReservedSwitch0=RESERVED_SWITCH_0_BIT2-1; (R13 uses the
reserved switch)
If internal parameters are involved, you need to obtain the commands for modifying internal
parameters from the PDT manager of the product line.
MML Command on RNC:
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH: DraSwitch=DRA_HSDPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH-
1&DRA_HSUPA_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH-1&DRA_PS_BE_STATE_TRANS_SWITCH-1;
None
1. Use site configuration (ADD SITE) to configure related site information.
2. Use sector configuration (ADD SEC) to select the sector type as MULTIRRU_SECTOR,
select uplink RRU number in RRU number, and fill in the related cabinet, frame and slot for the
RRU. A new sector type for independent demodulation of multiple RRUs is added.
3. Use uplink resource group configuration (ADD ULGROUP) to configure the needed uplink
board resource. Note that for the resource group with independent demodulation of multiple
RRU, the demodulation mode is configured as dual antennas (DEM_2_CHAN).
4. Use downlink resource group configuration (ADD DLGROUP) to configure the needed
downlink board resource.
5. Use local cell configuration (ADD LOCELL) to select the sector type as
MULTIRRU_SECTOR. The RRU mode is configured as UNSYNC (Part of RRUs in the sector
are used) or SYNC (all RRUs are in the sector are used) based on needs. Note that 2T cannot
be configured for the cell with independent demodulation of multiple RRUs. The cell does not
support MIMO, DC+MIMO far cell configuration or desensitization intensity configuration. The
maximum cell radius is limited to 30 km, and the default value is 10 km.
MML Command on RNC:
MOD UTYPRABOLPC: RabIndex=xx, SubflowIndex=xx, TrchType=TRCH_EDCH_10MS,
DelayClass=xx, EdchTargetLittleRetransNum=100;
MML Command on RNC:
MOD UTYPRABOLPC: RabIndex=xx, SubFlowIndex=xx, TrchType=TRCH_DCH,
DelayClass=xx, BLERQuality=-10;
MML Command on RNC:
MOD UCELLCAC: CellId=xx, MaxHsupaUserNum=xx;
If need to rollback:
MOD UCELLCAC: CellId=xx, MaxHsupaUserNum=xx;
MML Command on RNC:
SET UCORRMALGOSWITCH: MapSwitch=MAP_HSUPA_TTI_2MS_SWITCH-0;
Or disable the HSUPA 2 ms License on NodeB side
MML Command on RNC:
MOD UPRACHUUPARAS: CELLID=xx, PHYCHID=4, CONSTANTVALUE=-30,
PREAMBLERETRANSMAX=40, POWERRAMPSTEP=1;
If rollback is needed:
MOD UPRACHUUPARAS: CELLID=xx, PHYCHID=4, CONSTANTVALUE=-20,
PREAMBLERETRANSMAX=20, POWERRAMPSTEP=2;
MOD URACH: CellId=xx, TrChId=xx, NB01max=10, Mmax=3;
Value optimization of SIB 7 broadcast RTWP
MOD CABINET: CN=x, CD="rtwpsw"
The solution is merged into RNC RAN12 SPC516 version.
MML Command on RNC:
SET URRCTRLSWITCH:
PROCESSSWITCH3=UM_RRCRELCMP_RLDEL_DELAY_SWITCH-1;