Easy GSM (Gbss16.0 01)

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter

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Issue 01
Date 2014-04-30
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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description Contents
Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Intended Audience.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Change History............................................................................................................................................................... 1
2 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................................... 3
2.2 NEs Supporting the Feature............................................................................................................................................5
3 Automatic Frequency Planning for Compact BTSs................................................................ 6

3.1 Overview........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
3.2 Algorithm........................................................................................................................................................................6
3.3 Procedure........................................................................................................................................................................ 7
4 Automatic Frequency Optimization for Compact BTSs...................................................... 10

4.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Algorithm......................................................................................................................................................................10
5 Automatic Capacity and Coverage Planning for Compact BTSs....................................... 13

5.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
5.2 Algorithm......................................................................................................................................................................13
6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for Compact BTSs................................................. 16

6.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 Algorithm......................................................................................................................................................................16
7 Automatic Neighboring Cell Optimization for Compact BTSs......................................... 18

7.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
7.2 Algorithm......................................................................................................................................................................18
8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off..............................................................................................20

8.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 20
8.2 BTS Power-Off............................................................................................................................................................. 20
8.3 BTS Sleeping at Night.................................................................................................................................................. 21
9 Local User Management............................................................................................................. 22

9.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 22
9.2 Principles...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
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10 Engineering Guidelines........................................................................................................... 25
10.1 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Configuration and Planning............................................................................ 26
10.1.1 Deployment Requirements...................................................................................................................................... 26
10.1.2 Activation................................................................................................................................................................ 27
10.1.3 Activation Observation............................................................................................................................................28
10.1.4 Deactivation.............................................................................................................................................................29
10.2 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Capacity Planning........................................................................................... 29
10.2.2 Activation................................................................................................................................................................ 30
10.2.4 Deactivation.............................................................................................................................................................31
10.3 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Planning and Optimization......................................................31
10.3.2 Activation................................................................................................................................................................ 32
10.3.4 Deactivation.............................................................................................................................................................33
10.4 Deploying Compact BTS Timing Power Off............................................................................................................. 33
10.4.2 Activation................................................................................................................................................................ 34
10.4.4 Deactivation.............................................................................................................................................................35
10.5 Deploying Local User Management...........................................................................................................................35
10.5.2 Activation................................................................................................................................................................ 36
10.5.4 Deactivation.............................................................................................................................................................37
11 Parameters................................................................................................................................... 39
12 Counters...................................................................................................................................... 50
13 Glossary....................................................................................................................................... 54
14 Reference Documents............................................................................................................... 55
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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes Easy GSM, including its technical principles and engineering
guidelines.
This document covers the following features:
l GBFD-510701 Compact BTS Automatic Configuration and Planning

l GBFD-510702 Compact BTS Automatic Capacity Planning
l GBFD-510704 Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Planning and Optimization
l GBFD-510705 Compact BTS Timing Power Off
l GBFD-510706 Local User Management
1.2 Intended Audience

This document is intended for personnel who:
l Need to understand the features described herein

l Work with Huawei products
1.3 Change History

This section provides information about the changes in different document versions. There are
two types of changes, which are defined as follows:
l Feature change
Changes in features of a specific product version
l Editorial change
Changes in wording or addition of information that was not described in the earlier
version
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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
01 (2014-04-30)
This issue does not include any changes.
Draft A (2014-01-23)
Compared with Issue 01 (2013-05-06) of GBSS15.0, Draft A (2014-01-23) of GBSS16.0
includes the following changes.
Change Type Change Description Parameter Change
Feature change l Changed the name of None

Huawei mobile element
management system
from M2000 to U2000.
l Updated descriptions
about the support of
batch parameter
modification using the
CME.
Editorial change None None

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
2.1 Introduction
Compact BTSs are also known as BTS3900E base stations.
Compact BTSs apply to special application scenarios, such as in rural areas. In a rural area,
the network architecture is simple, and the BTS is at an isolated site or has few neighboring
cells. The area where the BTS is located often has inconvenient transportation, insufficient
power facilities, expensive transmission resources, and inadequate experienced maintenance
personnel. Therefore, maintenance costs are high. If a compact BTS has functions such as
automatic frequency configuration, planning and optimization, and automatic neighboring cell
planning and optimization, the maintenance costs can be decreased. The Easy GSM feature
provides all these functions to implement the automatic deployment of GSM networks.
NOTE
All the BTSs mentioned in this document are compact BTSs.

l Automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs
Automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs enables the automatic configuration of
device data and service data of the BTS. After hardware and software are installed for a
compact BTS, a connection between the BTS and the BSC is automatically established,
and the device data and service data are automatically configured for the BTS under the
control of the BSC and U2000.
NOTE
l Device data refers to data configurations related to hardware, such as board configurations and
parameter configurations related to boards.
l Service data refers to data configurations related to services. In this document, service data
refers to frequency data.
Automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs generally applies to discontinuous
coverage areas, where the cells have no neighboring cells.
Before using automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs, operators must pre-
configure data on the homing BSC of a BTS. Most configuration data, including device
data and service data but excluding frequency data, can be automatically generated
according to the data configuration template on the LMT. The data that is not pre-
configured can be automatically configured during the automatic frequency planning for
compact BTSs.

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NOTE
Operators must manually pre-configure transmission-related data, such as the IP address and
electronic serial number (ESN) of the BTS.
After the data pre-configuration is complete, operators initiate BTS initialization and
reset the BTS to trigger automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs. The system
then scans the radio environment of the live network, automatically configures cell
parameters, and starts operating.
l Automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs
During the operation of a BTS, its surrounding radio environment may change, and
therefore the automatically configured frequency data cannot provide desired services. In
this case, the BTS automatically performs frequency adjustment and optimization under
the control of the BSC and U2000. This process is referred to as automatic frequency
optimization for compact BTSs. During the process, the system collects statistics on
radio signal quality in real time. Upon detecting that the radio signal quality deteriorates
to a value smaller than the preset threshold, the system automatically adjusts the
frequency allocation to improve the radio signal quality of the BTS.
l Automatic coverage and capacity planning for compact BTSs
When a compact BTS is used, traffic volume is not high and a single carrier can process
the traffic. After the continued operation of the BTS, the traffic model and the traffic
volume change. The BTS has to adjust the transmit power and the number of frequencies
to balance coverage and capacity. With this function, the BTS can collect statistics on its
traffic volume in real time. The BTS then automatically determines whether to add
carriers to balance capacity and coverage based on the traffic volume and the parameter
configurations. If traffic surge occurs, implement handovers between full-rate traffic
channels (TCHFs) and half-rate traffic channels (TCHHs) and dynamic channel
conversion. For details, see Handover Feature Parameter Description and Dynamic
Channel Conversion Feature Parameter Description.
l Automatic neighboring cell planning and optimization for compact BTSs
– Automatic neighboring cell planning scans downlink frequencies to obtain
information about neighboring cells. The neighboring cells then work as the initial
neighboring cells for a compact BTS.
– Automatic neighboring cell optimization identifies redundant or missing
neighboring cells by analyzing measurement reports (MRs).
After the initial planning of a compact BTS is complete, the neighbor cell relationships
may vary, some neighboring cells may be redundant or missing. As a result, handover
failures or call drops occur on the cell edge. The BTS will then be out of service if the
automatic neighboring cell planning is started again. Automatic neighboring cell
optimization, however, can adjust the neighbor cell relationships without causing the
BTS to become out of service. In addition, automatic neighboring cell optimization does
not need manual intervention, reducing the Operation and Maintenance (O&M)
investment.
Automatic neighboring cell planning and automatic neighboring cell optimization
functions enable the BTS to maintain a proper neighbor cell relationship. In addition,
these functions automatically improve network performance, increase the handover
success rate, reduce the call drop rate, facilitate the configuration of neighboring cells,
and improve the O&M efficiency.
l Compact BTS timing power-off
A user can configure the power-off and power-on time of a compact BTS at the BSC. If
there is no traffic or the traffic is light in the coverage area of the compact BTS in a

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specific period, the compact BTS can be automatically powered off or powered on under
the control of a solar controller. Therefore, the power consumption of the compact BTS
decreases, the configuration of a solar board is not required, and the construction cost
decreases.
l Local user management
A compact BTS can be used to launch a new business mode. A telecom operator
contracts out the compact BTS deployed in a remote rural area to an entrepreneur. The
entrepreneur then performs local user management.
2.2 NEs Supporting the Feature

Table 2-1 NEs supporting the feature
Feature BSC6900 BSC6910 GBTS eGBTS
Compact BTS √ √ √ ×
Automatic
Configuration
and Planning
Automatic
Capacity
Planning
Automatic
Neighbor Cell
Planning and
Optimization
Timing Power
Off
Local User √ √ √ ×
Management
NOTE
√ indicates that the NE supports this feature. × indicates that the NE does not support this feature.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 3 Automatic Frequency Planning for Compact BTSs
3 Automatic Frequency Planning for

Compact BTSs
3.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510701 Compact BTS Automatic Configuration and
Planning feature.
A BTS scans the frequencies supported by the telecom operator based on its frequency band
capability. The U2000 then evaluates the interference on each frequency according to the
ranking of the uplink and downlink receive levels. At the same time, the U2000 takes into
account the interference between neighboring BTSs and selects a frequency with the
minimum interference for the BTS to use.
When neighboring BTSs perform automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs, they may
simultaneously contend for the same frequency. To prevent this, the U2000 implements a
mechanism which initializes in succession all the BTSs controlled by the same BSC and their
neighboring BTSs.
A BSC supports paralleled automatic configuration and planning for 128 compact BTSs while
the U2000 supports paralleled automatic configuration and planning for 512 compact BTSs.
3.2 Algorithm
After a BTS scans uplink and downlink frequencies, it reports the uplink and downlink
receive levels of the scanned frequencies to the BSC and U2000. The information then serves
as the input for automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs. Figure 3-1 shows the
procedure for the automatic frequency planning algorithm for compact BTSs.

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Figure 3-1 Procedure for the automatic frequency planning algorithm for compact BTSs
1. The system obtains the uplink and downlink receive levels by adding the adjacent-
channel interference to the uplink and downlink receive levels reported by the BTS. This
is done to prevent neighboring BTSs from selecting adjacent frequencies.
2. The system calculates the interference strength of each frequency based on the obtained
uplink and downlink receive levels and then ranks the interference strength by priority.
3. The system selects the frequency with the lowest interference priority from the available
frequency set as the BCCH frequency, and selects the frequency that has the lowest
interference priority and is not adjacent to the BCCH frequency as the TCH frequency.
3.3 Procedure
Enable automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs by setting the CFGMODE
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to AUTO(AUTOPLAN) and FQBSICSWITCH
(BSC6900, BSC6910) to ON(ON).
NOTE
If either CGIRACSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) or FQBSICSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) is set to

OFF(OFF), operators must manually enter related data.
#EN-US_TOPIC_0001802860/fig34109270 shows the procedure for automatic frequency

planning for compact BTSs.

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Figure 3-2 Procedure for automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs
1. Triggering BTS initialization

Automatic frequency planning triggers the BTS initialization.
2. Reporting capability
The BTS reports its capability, including the supported frequency band, to the U2000.
The BSC reports the MCC and MNC to the U2000.
3. Initializing BTSs in succession
Only one of the BTSs controlled by the same BSC and their neighboring BTSs can be
initialized at a time, that is, only one compact BTS performs automatic frequency
planning at a time.

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4. Scanning uplink and downlink frequencies

The U2000 determines the frequency bands that should be scanned by the BTS based on
the information reported by the BTS and BSC. The BTS collects the uplink and
downlink receive levels of frequencies on the specified frequency bands.
5. Detecting the BTS location
When the POSITIONRESTRICTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter is set to
ON(On) on the BSC side, the BTS location detection function is enabled. The U2000
automatically detects the location of a compact BTS according to the cell global
identification (CGI) for neighboring cells. If the detected CGIs are different, the compact
BTS is relocated. When this occurs, the U2000 stops automatic configuration and
planning for the compact BTS.
6. Performing automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs
The U2000 automatically configures the BCCH frequency and TCH frequency for the
BTS according to the uplink and downlink frequency scanning results reported by the
BTS.
7. Delivering other parameter settings
The BSC delivers other parameter settings.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 4 Automatic Frequency Optimization for Compact BTSs
4 Automatic Frequency Optimization for

Compact BTSs
4.1 Overview
When a BTS operates properly, the U2000 periodically monitors the frequencies based on the
MRs from MSs and the measurement results about the uplink interference band reported by
the BTS. The U2000 then compares the data obtained from frequency monitoring with the
interference proportion threshold to determine whether frequencies should be replaced. If a
frequency needs to be replaced, automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs is
performed to select a new frequency based on the most recent ranking of interference
priorities. The new frequency must meet the following conditions:
l It has the lowest interference among all the available frequencies.
l It is not adjacent to other frequencies in the cell.
l It is supported by the BTS hardware.
4.2 Algorithm
Enable automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs by setting the
FQBSICOPTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to ON(ON) on the BSC side and
selecting the frequency optimization algorithm on the U2000.
Figure 4-1 shows the procedure for the automatic frequency optimization algorithm for
compact BTSs.

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Figure 4-1 Procedure for the automatic frequency optimization algorithm for compact BTSs
1. Measuring downlink interference

The BSC measures the interference to the frequencies on the downlink based on the MRs
from MSs. A valid MR contains the information about the uplink receive level, downlink
receive level, uplink receive quality, and downlink receive quality.
The BSC then analyzes the radio coverage and interference in a cell based on the
measurement results. If the receive level is always high but the receive quality is poor,
interference may have occurred. If the receive level is always low and the receive quality
is poor, radio coverage may be insufficient. Based on the proportion of the number of
times that the downlink receive level and receive quality are higher than the specified
thresholds to the total number of times that the downlink receive level and receive

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quality are measured, the system determines whether interference occurs on the
downlink channels of the frequency.
The downlink interference measurement result can be quantified as a specific value,
which serves as the basis for determining the interference strength on the downlink.
NOTE
l High receive level indicates strong receive level strength.

l High receive quality level indicates poor receive quality.
2. Measuring uplink interference
The BSC measures the interference to the frequencies on the uplink.
The RF RES IND message from the BTS to the BSC carries the interference bands of all
the idle channels on a frequency. The BSC measures all the performance counters based
on the channel type (TCHF, TCHH, or SDCCH) and the interference bands (1 to 5)
carried in the message. Within a measurement period, the BSC obtains the distribution of
the interference bands by dividing the values of the performance counters by the number
of sampling times. If an idle channel falls in interference band 4 or 5, the system
determines that interference occurs on the channel.
The uplink interference measurement result can be quantified as a specific value, which
serves as the basis for determining the interference strength on the uplink.
3. Performing automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs
Automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs is performed periodically every
day. The start time of the optimization is specified by the Start Time parameter. The
automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs requires the adjustment of radio
parameters, which affects the ongoing services. Therefore, you are advised to set Start
Time to a time within off-peak hours.
Automatic frequency optimization for compact BTSs is triggered by any of the following
conditions:
– Downlink interference measurement value ≥ Downlink frequency interference
proportion threshold, and Total traffic volume within a measurement period ≥
Traffic threshold of downlink interference decision.
– Uplink interference measurement value ≥ Uplink frequency interference proportion
threshold
4. Restarting automatic frequency planning for compact BTSs
After the continued operation of the BTS, the original scan results of uplink and
downlink frequencies may be different from the actual interference. The BTS has to
periodically scan the uplink and downlink frequencies to obtain the latest interference
information and to provide accurate data for automatic frequency optimization.
During automatic frequency optimization, automatic frequency planning for compact
BTSs is restarted if the BTS determines that a frequency has to be replaced and if any of
the following conditions is met:
– Number of frequency replacements ≥ Threshold of Freq Change Times
– Interval between every two frequency plannings for compact BTSs ≥ Freq
Replanning Period

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description BTSs
5 Automatic Capacity and Coverage Planning

for Compact BTSs
5.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510702 Compact BTS Automatic Capacity Planning
feature.
Automatic capacity and coverage planning for compact BTSs applies to simple network
architectures. The BTS is initially configured with a single frequency. As the traffic volume
increases, the system may activate another frequency by performing automatic capacity and
coverage planning for compact BTSs. The system then distributes transmit power between the
two frequencies.
During automatic capacity and coverage planning for compact BTSs, the system monitors the
traffic volume in real time. If the traffic volume reaches the value of the Start Double-
Carrier Load Threshold parameter, adjustment is performed to increase the traffic capacity.
Currently, automatic capacity and coverage planning for compact BTSs applies only to one or
two frequencies.
5.2 Algorithm
Enable automatic capacity and coverage planning for compact BTSs by setting
CAPCOVEROPTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) to ON(ON) on the BSC side and selecting
the Coverage optimization algorithm check box on the U2000.
Figure 5-1 shows the procedure for the automatic capacity and coverage planning algorithm
of Compact BTS.

Figure 5-1 Procedure for the automatic capacity and coverage planning algorithm for
compact BTSs
When automatic capacity and coverage planning for compact BTSs is enabled, the U2000
measures the average TCH usage during three peak hours within the period specified by the
Capacity Expansion Statistical Period parameter. After the measurement is complete, the
U2000 compares the average TCH usage with the value of the Start Double-Carrier Load
Threshold parameter. If the average TCH usage is greater than the value of the Start Double-
Carrier Load Threshold parameter, the U2000 automatically configures two carriers for the
cell.
After the two carriers operate properly, the BCCH and non-BCCH carriers share the transmit
power.
l The BTS reduces the transmit power of the BCCH carrier and increases the transmit
power of the non-BCCH carrier if both the following conditions are met:
– Load on the BCCH carrier ≥ Threshold of BCCH Load Congestion
– Load on the BCCH carrier - Load on the non-BCCH carrier ≥ Threshold of Load
Difference Between BCCH and TCH.

l The BTS reduces the transmit power of the non-BCCH carrier and increases the transmit
power of the BCCH carrier if both the following conditions are met:
– Load on the non-BCCH carrier ≥ Threshold of TCH Load Congestion
– Load on the non-BCCH carrier - Load on the BCCH carrier ≥ Threshold of Load
Difference Between TCH and BCCH.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for Compact BTSs
6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for

Compact BTSs
6.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510704 Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Planning
and Optimization feature.
In automatic neighboring cell planning, the U2000 instructs the BTS to scan downlink
frequencies, and the BTS reports the scanned cell information to the U2000. The U2000 then
adds scanned cells as neighboring cells of the BTS, and adds the BTS cells into the
neighboring cell list of scanned cells to establish bidirectional neighboring relationships
between the BTS cell and the scanned cells. If a scanned cell is not controlled by this U2000,
the U2000 establishes only a unidirectional neighboring relationship between this cell and the
BTS cell.
Automatic neighboring cell planning applies to situations in which a BTS is newly deployed
in an existing GSM network. It is necessary only when BTSs have overlapping coverage
areas.
Automatic neighboring cell planning requires the cooperation of the U2000, BSC, and BTS.
l The U2000 is responsible for implementing control and implementation algorithms.

l The BSC is responsible for collecting and managing data. The data includes downlink
frequency scanning information and neighboring cell measurement files.
l The BTS is responsible for collecting data.
6.2 Algorithm
Enable automatic neighboring cell planning for compact BTSs by setting the CFGMODE
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to AUTO(AUTOPLAN) and the NBRCELLSWITCH
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to ON(ON).
Figure 6-1 shows the procedure for the automatic neighboring cell planning algorithm for
compact BTSs.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for Compact BTSs
Figure 6-1 Procedure for the automatic neighboring cell planning algorithm for compact
BTSs
1. After a compact BTS initializes, the U2000 sends the frequency set to the BTS for
scanning. The BTS then scans all the downlink frequencies in the frequency set,
measures the downlink receive level (Rxlev_DL) of all frequencies, and reports the
scanning result to the U2000.
2. The U2000 ranks the downlink frequencies by Rxlev_DL in the scanning result.
Frequencies carried on non-BCCH TRXs are excluded from the ranking list.
3. The U2000 adds the cells under the compact BTS into the neighboring cell list of
scanned cells to establish bidirectional neighboring relationships.

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7 Automatic Neighboring Cell Optimization

for Compact BTSs
7.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510704 Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Planning
and Optimization feature.
In automatic neighboring cell optimization, the U2000 analyzes MRs to determine whether a
neighboring cell is redundant or missing. The U2000 then automatically optimizes the BTS
neighboring cells and updates the neighboring relationship.
Automatic neighboring cell optimization applies to situations in which a BTS is newly
deployed in an existing GSM network. It is necessary only when BTSs have overlapping
coverage areas.
Automatic neighboring cell optimization requires the cooperation of the U2000, BSC, and
BTS.
l The U2000 is responsible for implementing control and implementation algorithms.
l The BSC is responsible for collecting and managing data. The data includes downlink
frequency scanning information and neighboring cell measurement files.
l The BTS is responsible for collecting data.
7.2 Algorithm
Enable automatic neighboring cell optimization for compact BTSs by setting the CFGMODE
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to AUTO(AUTOPLAN) and the NBRCELLOPTSWITCH
(BSC6900, BSC6910) parameter to ON(ON).
1. Setting a measurement task
Create a frequency measurement task for compact BTSs on the U2000 based on the
neighboring cell list and the BCCH frequency allocation in the network. Then, set U2000
parameters to specify the cell to be optimized, the cell's frequencies, measurement
period, measurement step, and measurement start time. After the task is created, the
U2000 starts to check the time. When the measurement start time arrives, the U2000
sends the measurement task to the BSC.

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2. Collecting measurement data

The BSC starts the measurement, collects the measured data to generate MRs, and then
periodically reports the MRs to the U2000. When the measurement end time arrives, the
U2000 sends a measurement stop command to the BSC. The BSC then stops the
measurement.
3. Processing measurement data
The U2000 analyzes the MRs from the BSC, adjusts the neighboring cell configuration
(including adding missing cells and removing redundant cells), and then provides the
optimization result.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off
8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off
8.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510705 Compact BTS Timing Power Off feature.
This feature involves BTS power-off and BTS sleeping at night.
BTS power-off applies to areas under the coverage of compact BTSs. If there is light traffic or
no traffic within a certain period, users can configure the power-off and power-on time of the
compact BTSs on the BSC so that the solar controller can automatically power on or power
off the compact BTSs. This decreases the power consumption of the compact BTSs, the
number of solar panels to be configured, and the network construction costs.
BTS sleeping at night applies to the countryside, especially an isolated site. In such a
scenario, operators usually deploy energy equipment that uses green energy, for example,
solar energy, because mains power is difficult to bring in. The investment in solar energy
takes up a large share in the total investment at the site. Operators are concerned about how to
reduce the number of solar panels for lower total investment without deteriorating services at
the site. Luckily, subscribers have predictable habits of communication. They usually do not
make calls at night. Therefore, the BTS is put in sleeping at night to reduce power
consumption. In this way, the total power consumption demand is reduced and the number of
solar panels to be configured can be reduced at the site.
Working in cooperation with the solar controller, BTS power-off turns off a site and BTS
sleeping at night turns off all TRX power amplifiers in a cell during the specified period.
8.2 BTS Power-Off

You can configure the power-off time and the power-on time of a BTS by setting the
SHUTDNST (BSC6900, BSC6910) and SHUTDNET (BSC6900, BSC6910) parameters on
the BSC side. With the information stored, the solar controller automatically powers off the
BTS each day at the power-off start time, and restores the power supply to the BTS at the
power-off end time even when the Abis transmission is interrupted.
Figure 8-1 shows the working principle of BTS power-off.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off
Figure 8-1 Working principle of BTS power-off
When detecting that the BTS power-off time arrives according to the stored information, the
solar controller powers off the BTS to reduce power consumption. During the power-off
period, the Abis transmission is interrupted, and the BSC can therefore neither control nor
power on the BTS remotely.
When detecting that the BTS power-on time arrives, the solar controller powers on the BTS.
The connection between the BTS and the BSC is therefore established. The BSC then sends
the initial configuration data to the BTS again, and the BTS starts operating.
8.3 BTS Sleeping at Night

Enable BTS sleeping at night by setting the TURNOFFENABLE (BSC6900, BSC6910)
parameter to SLEEPING(Sleeping).
l The BSC turns off all TRX power amplifiers in the cell during the period between
TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME (BSC6900, BSC6910) and TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME
(BSC6900, BSC6910). When a cell is turned off, all call access is denied.
l When it is not in the period between TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME (BSC6900, BSC6910)
and TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME (BSC6900, BSC6910), the BSC automatically starts
the cell without requiring extra conditions.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 9 Local User Management
9 Local User Management
9.1 Overview
This section describes the GBFD-510706 Local User Management feature.
NOTE
This feature enables entrepreneurs to manage local users. During the management process, some
personal information about users is inevitably used, such as MSISDN, IMSI, and prepaid balance. You
are obligated to take considerable measures, in compliance with the laws of the countries concerned and
the user privacy policies of your company, to ensure that the personal data of users is fully protected.
The Local User Management feature provides the following functions:

l Subscriber registration and deregistration
An entrepreneur that obtains a contract for compact BTSs purchases a set of SIM cards
that are registered in the operator's network from the operator. The entrepreneur then
registers these SIM cards in the local network and sells the cards to the people in the
network. The entrepreneur uses a PC to perform user registration. The user information,
such as the MSISDN, IMSI, and prepaid balance is stored on the PC.
MSs that are registered in the PC are called local users in the local network covered by
the compact BTSs controlled by the entrepreneur, while other MSs are called public
network users.
l Local services
When local user A and local user B camp on the network covered by the compact BTSs
controlled by the entrepreneur, the calls and short messages between them are called
local services. The charging of local services is performed by a PC. The entrepreneur
uses the PC to print the call detail records (CDRs) of all local calls.
For prepaid users, the PC periodically updates the balance information. Currently, only
monthly fee charging is supported.
The core network neither participates in the service signaling procedure nor records call
details about local services. Therefore, lawful interception, authentication, and
encryption are not supported. Only full-rate calls between local users are supported.
During such calls, the MSs send only original MRs to the BTS.
When a public network user roams to an area covered by compact BTSs controlled by
the entrepreneur, the entrepreneur manually adds this user to the local network to enable
local services between public network users and local users.

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l Public network services

All users except local users are called public network users. Calls initiated by such users
are called public network services, such as calls made by local users after they move to
an area covered by another BTS, and calls made by public network users after they move
to an area covered by a compact BTS controlled by an entrepreneur.
When a local user moves to an area covered by another BTS, all the initiated calls and
their charging are processed by the MSC. The entrepreneur combines the CDRs of local
calls and the CDRs generated by the public network to calculate the communication fee
of the local user. After charging the local user for the communication fee, the
entrepreneur settles the deal with the operator.
l Local services in single-BTS mode
When Abis transmission is interrupted, a compact BTS enters the single-BTS mode. In
this mode, the compact BTS independently processes all local calls. When Abis
transmission recovers, the compact BTS automatically switches from the single-BTS
mode to the normal work mode. The switch lasts 6 minutes during which BTS services
are interrupted.
If a public network user enters an area covered by the compact BTS in single-BTS mode
and manual user registration is not enabled, the compact BTS allocates a temporary
MSISDN to the public network user and sends the user a short message to notify the user
of the MSISDN. The public network user therefore can communicate properly with local
users. The compact BTS in single-BTS mode records charging information of all users,
including the public network user and local users.
The Local User Management feature enables operators to launch a new business mode and
develop a new market.
l After being the contractor of a compact BTS, the entrepreneur obtains profits by
developing local users in the rural area. The entrepreneur is responsible for performing
local subscriber registration, working out the charging policy, and charging local users
for the services.
l Local user management can be performed in a remote rural area even if the transmission
between the public network and the remote rural area is interrupted. In addition,
communications and charging can be processed between local users.
l The compact BTSs contracted by the entrepreneur can provide services for public
network users of the operator.
l If the communication between a compact BTS and the BSC is interrupted, the compact
BTS meets the communication requirements of public network users as much as
possible.
9.2 Principles
Figure 9-1 lists the network elements (NEs) and the network topology involved in local user
management.

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Figure 9-1 Network topology in local user management
As shown in Figure 9-1, when a compact BTS communicates properly with the BSC, the
BSC allocates radio resources to the local users and public network users under the compact
BTS, and the BSC exchanges information with the compact BTS over the Abis interface. If
the transmission between the BSC and the compact BTS is interrupted, the PC allocates radio
resources to the local users and public network users under the compact BTS, and there is no
information exchange between the PC and the BSC.
Enable the Local User Management feature by setting SPRTLU (BSC6900, BSC6910) to
YES.
NOTE
To support the Local User Management feature, you must install certain management software on the
PC.
This feature does not support handovers. The BSC does not actively release local calls, and
MSs cannot perform handover between compact BTSs under the same PC because compact
BTSs currently work in single-BTS single-cell mode. Local voice calls do not support forced
handovers.
The BSC processes public network services under a compact BTS in the same manner as
processing public network services under a common BTS.

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 10 Engineering Guidelines
10 Engineering Guidelines
Before performing compact BTS automatic frequency planning, configure the following data
on the U2000:
l Operator frequency data
This parameter specifies a frequency set available for operators. A BTS allocate the
frequencies selected from the set to broadcast control channels (BCCHs) and TCHs. The
frequency data includes MCC, MNC, and starting and ending frequencies of a frequency
band.
Operator frequency data is predefined.
l BSIC data
This parameter specifies the range of a base station color code (BCC) and a network
color code (NCC) that an operator allows a BSC to use.
l CGI resource data
This parameter specifies the range of a CGI that a BSC allows a BTS to use, especially
when the BTS performs automatic frequency planning. The CGIs set on the U2000 are
not delivered to the MSC. Rather, they are used only for automatic frequency planning.
To ensure that the obtained CGIs for automatic frequency planning are valid, set a range
of CGIs for the BTS by LAC on the MSC in advance. The range of CGIs on the MSC
must be greater than that configured on the U2000.
l BTS adjacency information
Based on the automatic frequency planning algorithm, the BTS scans neighboring cells
and frequencies. Considering some BTSs that are adjacent and cover the same areas
cannot mutually scan neighboring cells and frequencies, you can define BTS adjacency
information on the U2000 in advance to ensure that neighboring BTSs can properly
reselect frequencies or perform handovers in overlapped areas and meanwhile are free
from co-channel or adjacent-channel interference.
To prevent neighboring BTSs from contending for frequencies during automatic
frequency planning, the U2000 will forcibly process automatic frequency planning
requests from these BTSs in succession.
If the BTS adjacency information has been defined on the U2000, the information will
be written into BTS configuration data. At the same time, if the BTS requests for
automatic frequency planning, the neighboring BTSs will start frequency scanning in
succession, but the BTSs that are not adjacent can start paralleled frequency planning.
If the BTS adjacency information is not defined on the U2000, all BTSs will start
paralleled frequency planning.

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Before performing compact BTS automatic frequency planning, configure the following
parameters on the BSC LMT:
l CFGMODE (BSC6900, BSC6910)
For BTSs that need compact BTS automatic frequency planning, set this parameter to
AUTO(AUTOPLAN). For BTSs that do not need compact BTS automatic frequency
planning, set this parameter to NORMAL(NORMAL).
The default value for this parameter is NORMAL(NORMAL).
l FQBSICOPTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910)
For BTSs that need compact BTS automatic optimization, set this parameter to ON(ON).
For BTSs that do not need compact BTS automatic optimization, set this parameter to
OFF(OFF).
The default value of this parameter is OFF(OFF).
l CAPCOVEROPTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910)
For BTSs that need compact BTS automatic capacity and coverage planning, set this
parameter to ON(ON). For BTSs that do not need compact BTS automatic capacity and
coverage planning, set this parameter to OFF(OFF).
l MAXFQNUM (BSC6900, BSC6910)
This parameter specifies the maximum number of required carriers for compact BTS
automatic frequency planning. The default value of this parameter is 1. Currently, a
compact BTS supports a maximum of 2 carriers for automatic frequency planning.
l NBRCELLSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910)
For BTSs that need compact BTS automatic neighbor cell planning, set this parameter to
ON(ON). For BTSs that do not need compact BTS automatic neighbor cell planning, set
this parameter to OFF(OFF). The default value of this parameter is OFF(OFF).
l NBRCELLOPTSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910)
For BTSs that need compact BTS automatic neighbor cell optimization, set this
parameter to ON(ON). For BTSs that do not need compact BTS automatic neighbor cell
optimization, set this parameter to OFF(OFF). The default value of this parameter is
OFF(OFF).
10.1 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Configuration

and Planning
10.1.1 Deployment Requirements

Table 10-1 Deployment requirements
Aspect Requirement
Related features None
BSC None

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Aspect Requirement
BTS l Only the BTS3900E supports this feature.

l A BTS3900E can be configured with a maximum of 2 carriers and
the cell under the BTS3900E is configured in O2 mode.
GSM networking None
MS None
MSC None
License The license controlling this feature has been activated. For details on
how to activate the license, see License Management Feature
Parameter Description. For details about license items, see License
Control Item Description.
Others l The U2000 supports this feature.

l The initial parameters for compact BTS automatic configuration
and planning are set in online mode on the U2000.
l Automatic frequency optimization tasks are created using the
U2000.
10.1.2 Activation
Using MML Commands
On the BSC LMT, perform the following steps:
Step 1 Run the ADD BTSAUTOPLAN command to add an auto-planning BTS. By default, the
automatic planning and optimization algorithms supported by the auto-planning BTS are
enabled.
NOTE
The newly added auto-planning BTS will automatically enable the automatic planning function the first
time it is powered on. After the first automatic planning frequency scanning is complete, the BTS will
not automatically enable the automatic planning function even if it is powered off or reset. To restart the
automatic planning, run the RST AUTOPLAN command on the BSC LMT.
On the BSC LMT, if BTS Configuration Mode has been set to NORMAL(NORMAL), run the SET
BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with its parameters set as follows:
l Set BTS Type to BTS3900E_GSM(BTS3900E GSM).
l Set BTS Configuration Mode to AUTO(AUTOPLAN).
l Set Freq. and BSIC Plan Switch to ON(ON).
l Set Freq. and BSIC Optimize Switch to ON(ON).
Then, run the RST AUTOPLAN command to restart the automatic planning.
Step 2 (Optional) To enable the BTS location detection function, run the SET
BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with Relocation Restricted set to ON(On).

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NOTE
l If the CGIs of neighboring cells under the auto-planning BTS are changed, run the RST
AUTOPLAN command on the BSC LMT to restart the automatic planning. In this step, set
Relocation Allowed During Replanning to YES(yes). If Relocation Allowed During Replanning
is not set to YES(yes), the U2000 determines that the BTS location is changed because all
neighboring cells under this BTS are changed, causing an automatic planning failure.
l If an auto-planning BTS is relocated to an area with neighboring cells from an area without
neighboring cells, the U2000 fails to determine the BTS location. However, the BTS can access the
network properly during automatic planning.
l If a BTS in automatic planning mode is relocated to an area without neighboring cells from an area
with neighboring cells, run the RST AUTOPLAN command with Relocation Allowed During
Replanning set to YES(yes). If Relocation Allowed During Replanning is not set to YES(yes),
the U2000 determines that the BTS location is changed because all neighboring cells under this BTS
are changed, causing an automatic planning failure.
Step 3 Run the ACT BTS command to activate the BTS.
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MML Command Examples

//Deploying an auto-planning BTS
ADD BTSAUTOPLAN: BTSNAME="btsname01", BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM,

DESTNODE=BSC, SRN=0, SN=26, PN=0, SERVICEMODE=IP, BTSIP="10.161.30.2",
BTSMASK="255.255.255.0", BSCIP="10.161.10.1", MAINDEVTAB="tab01",
SRANMODE=NOT_SUPPORT, CELLNAME="cellname01", TYPE=DCS1800,
MAXFQNUM=1, CLKPRTTYPE=HW_DEFINED, MASTERIPADDR="139.139.139.1";
SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="btsname01",

CFGMODE=AUTO, BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM, CGIRACSWITCH=ON,
FQBSICSWITCH=ON, NBRCELLSWITCH=ON, FQBSICOPTSWITCH=ON;
//(Optional) Enabling the auto-planning BTS location detection function

CFGMODE=AUTO, BTSTYPE= BTS3900E_GSM, POSITIONRESTRICTSWITCH=ON;
//Activating the BTS
ACT BTS: IDTYPE=BYID, BTSID=0;
Using the CME

This feature cannot be activated using the CME.
10.1.3 Activation Observation

Step 1 On the BSC LMT, run the LST BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to query the value of BTS
Configuration Mode.
Expected result: The value of BTS Configuration Mode is AUTOPLAN .
Step 2 (Optional) To control the location of the auto-planning BTS, run the LST
BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to query the value of Relocation Restricted. Expected
result: The value of Relocation Restricted is On.

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Step 3 On the U2000, query the progress and result of GBTS automatic planning. Use the query
result for data analysis or fault locating. For details, see U2000 Product Documentation.
----End
10.1.4 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

Step 1 Run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with Index Type set to BYNAME(By
Name) and BTS Configuration Mode set to NORMAL(NORMAL).
NOTICE
l Setting BTS Configuration Mode to NORMAL(NORMAL) will disable all the
automatic planning and optimization functions.
l During automatic planning, disabling this feature will reset the BTS.
Step 2 (Optional) To quit controlling the location of the BTS, run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG
command with Relocation Restricted set to OFF(Off).
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//Disabling Automatic Planning

CFGMODE=NORMAL;
//(Optional) Disabling the auto-planning BTS location detection function

CFGMODE=AUTO, BTSTYPE= BTS3900E_GSM, POSITIONRESTRICTSWITCH=OFF;
Using the CME

This feature cannot be deactivated using the CME.
10.2 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Capacity

Planning

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Aspect Requirement
BSC None
BTS Only the BTS3900E supports this feature.
GSM None
networking
MS None
MSC None
Others l The initial parameters for compact BTS automatic configuration and
planning are set in online mode on the U2000.
l Before this feature is deployed, the BTS has performed an automatic
configuration and planning.
l Before this feature is enabled, GSM BTS automatic optimization
tasks are created on the U2000. For details, see U2000 Product
Documentation.
10.2.2 Activation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with its parameters set as
follows:
l Set BTS Configuration Mode to AUTO(AUTOPLAN).

l Set BTS Type to BTS3900E_GSM(BTS3900E GSM).
l Set Capacity and Coverage Optimize Switch to ON(ON).

SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="pico", CFGMODE=AUTO,
BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM, CAPCOVEROPTSWITCH=ON;
Using the CME


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On the BSC LMT, run the LST BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to check that the value of
Capacity and Coverage Optimize Switch is ON.
10.2.4 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with Capacity and
Coverage Optimize Switch set to OFF(OFF).

SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="pico", CFGMODE=AUTO,
BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM, CAPCOVEROPTSWITCH=OFF;
Using the CME

10.3 Deploying Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell

Planning and Optimization

Aspect Requirement
BSC None
GSM networking None
MS None
MSC None
Others l The frequency set and neighboring cell list to be scanned are
configured on the U2000 in advance.
l The parameters related to automatic frequency optimization are
configured on the U2000 in advance.

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10.3.2 Activation
Using MML Commands

l Activating Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Planning

a. Run the ADD BTSAUTOPLAN command to add an auto-planning BTS. By
default, the automatic planning is enabled, and the automatic planning and
optimization algorithms supported by the auto-planning BTS are enabled. Run the
SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to modify the setting of BTS
Configuration Mode if necessary.
NOTE
l The newly added auto-planning BTS will automatically enable the automatic planning
function the first time it is powered on. After the first automatic planning frequency scanning
is complete, the BTS will not automatically enable the automatic planning function even if it
is powered off or reset. To restart the automatic planning, run the RST AUTOPLAN
command on the BSC LMT.
l If BTS Configuration Mode has been set to NORMAL(NORMAL), run the SET
BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to enable this feature. In this step, set BTS Configuration
Mode to AUTO(AUTOPLAN) and set Neighbor Cell Plan Switch to ON(ON). Then, run
the RST AUTOPLAN command to restart the automatic planning.
b. Run the ACT BTS command to activate the BTS.
l Activating Compact BTS Automatic Neighbor Cell Optimization
On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with its parameters
set as follows:
Set BTS Configuration Mode to AUTO(AUTOPLAN).
Set BTS Type to BTS3900E_GSM(BTS3900E GSM).
Set Neighbor Cell Optimize Switch to ON(ON).

ADD BTSAUTOPLAN: BTSNAME="micro", BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM,
DESTNODE=BSC, SRN=0, SN=26, PN=0, SERVICEMODE=IP, BTSIP="10.161.101.101",
BTSMASK="255.255.255.0", BSCIP="18.18.18.18",
MAINDEVTAB="11112222223333334444", SRANMODE=SUPPORT,
CELLNAME="micro_cell0", TYPE=DCS1800, MCC="460", MNC="111", LAC=1214,
CI=1000, MASTERIPADDR="18.18.18.254";
ACT BTS: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="micro", CELLNAMELIST="micro_cell0";
SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="micro",

CFGMODE=AUTO, BTSTYPE=BTS3900E_GSM, NBRCELLSWITCH=ON,
NBRCELLOPTSWITCH=ON;
Using the CME


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Step 1 On the BSC LMT, run the LST BTSAUTOPLANCFG command to check that the values of
Neighbor Cell Plan Switch and Neighbor Cell Optimize Switch are ON.
Step 2 On the U2000, query the progress and result of automatic planning and optimization. Use the
query result for data analysis or fault locating. For details, see U2000 Product Documentation.
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10.3.4 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG command with BTS Configuration
Mode set to NORMAL(NORMAL).

SET BTSAUTOPLANCFG: IDTYPE=BYNAME, BTSNAME="micro",
CFGMODE=NORMAL;
Using the CME

10.4 Deploying Compact BTS Timing Power Off
Aspect Requirement
BSC None
GSM networking None
MS None
MSC None

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Aspect Requirement
Others l The solar controller has connected to the BTS.

l The solar controller version is POWER2000 V1R1C04 or later.
l The time on the solar controller time is consistent with that on the
BTS.
10.4.2 Activation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAPMUBP command with its parameters set as follows:
l Set Board Parameter Configuration Enabled to YES(YES).

l Set BTS Power-off Enabled to ON(ON).
l Set Power-off Start Time and Power-off End Time to appropriate values.
NOTE
On the BSC LMT, run the DSP BTSPWR command to query the information related to the BTS power
supply.

SET BTSAPMUBP: IDTYPE=BYID, BTSID=10, CN=0, SRN=7, SN=0, CFGFLAG=YES,
BTSSHUTDNASW=ON, SHUTDNST=16&15&19, SHUTDNET=18&15&34;
Using the CME


Step 1 On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAPMUBP command with its parameters set as follows:
l Set BTS Index to the index of the BTS to be verified.
l Set Board Parameter Configuration Enabled to YES(YES).
l Set BTS Power-off Enabled to ON(ON).
l Set Power-off Start Time and Power-off End Time to appropriate values within the
actual verification duration.
Step 2 On the main page of the BSC LMT, click Alarm/Event.
Step 3 On the displayed Alarm/Event tab page, click the Browse Alarm/Event tab and then the
Normal Alarm tab. Then, double-click the OML fault alarm.
Step 4 On the displayed Detail window, check that the value of Alarm Cause in the Location Info
field is Green BTS PowerOff.

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NOTE
The OML fault alarm is generated after the BTS is powered off. Check this alarm after the duration
specified by Power-off Start Time ends.
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10.4.4 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSAPMUBP command with its parameter set as either of
the following:
l Set Board Parameter Configuration Enabled to NO(NO)

l Set Board Parameter Configuration Enabled to YES(YES) and BTS Power-off
Enabled to OFF(OFF).

SET BTSAPMUBP: IDTYPE=BYID, BTSID=10, CN=0, SRN=7, SN=0, CFGFLAG=YES,
BTSSHUTDNASW=OFF;
Using the CME

10.5 Deploying Local User Management
Aspect Requirement
BSC None
GSM networking The Abis interface uses IP over FE/GE transmission.
MS None
MSC None

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Aspect Requirement
Others The PC where the Local User Management software is installed

communicates with the BTS3900E properly.
10.5.2 Activation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSOTHPARA command with Local Call Support Flag set
to YES(YES).

SET BTSOTHPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, BTSID=10, SPRTLU=YES;
Using the CME

NOTE
When configuring the Easy GSM feature on the CME, you must perform a single configuration first, and
then perform batch modifications if required.
You must perform a single configuration for a parameter before batch modifications of the parameter.
You are advised to perform batch modifications before logging out of the parameter setting interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object on the CME. (CME single configuration)
Set parameters on the CME configuration interface according to the operation sequence
described in Table 10-6. For the method of performing the CME single configuration, see
CME Single Configuration Operation Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects, such as BSCs, BTSs, cells, and TRXs, in batches, click the icon on
the CME configuration interface to start the batch modification wizard. For the method of
performing batch modifications through the CME batch modification center, press F1 on the
wizard interface to obtain online help.
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Table 10-6 Configuring the parameter on the CME

SN Managed NE Parameter Paramet Configurable in
Object (MO) Name er ID CME Batch
Modification
Center
1 BTSOTHPAR BSC6900 Local Call SPRTLU Yes

A / Support Flag
BSC6910

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l Local services and public network services:
a. On the BSC LMT, run the LST BTSOTHPARA command to query the value of
Local Call Support Flag.
Expected result: The value of Local Call Support Flag is YES.
b. Use an MS to perform a dialing test.
Expected result: Call services between local users, between public network users,
and between local users and public network users are performed properly.
NOTE
The signaling flow for call services between local users is different from that for common call services
and can be observed by using the message tracing function of the BSC LMT.
l Local services in single-BTS mode
a. On the BSC LMT, run the LST BTSOTHPARA command to query the value of
Local Call Support Flag.
Expected result: The value of Local Call Support Flag is YES.
b. Disconnect the connection over the Abis interface and perform a dialing test on
local call services 6 minutes later.
Expected result: Local call services are performed properly.
10.5.4 Deactivation
Using MML Commands

On the BSC LMT, run the SET BTSOTHPARA command with Local Call Support Flag set
to NO(NO).

SET BTSOTHPARA: IDTYPE=BYID, BTSID=10, SPRTLU=NO;
Using the CME

NOTE
When configuring the Easy GSM feature on the CME, you must perform a single configuration first, and
then perform batch modifications if required.
You must perform a single configuration for a parameter before batch modifications of the parameter.
You are advised to perform batch modifications before logging out of the parameter setting interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object on the CME. (CME single configuration)

Set parameters on the CME configuration interface according to the operation sequence
described in Table 10-7. For the method of performing the CME single configuration, see
CME Single Configuration Operation Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects, such as BSCs, BTSs, cells, and TRXs, in batches, click the icon on
the CME configuration interface to start the batch modification wizard. For the method of

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performing batch modifications through the CME batch modification center, press F1 on the
wizard interface to obtain online help.
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Table 10-7 Configuring the parameter on the CME

SN MO NE Parameter Paramet Configurable in
Name er ID CME Batch
Modification
Center
1 BTSOTHPA BSC6900/ Local Call SPRTLU Yes

RA BSC6910 Support Flag

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 11 Parameters
11 Parameters
Table 11-1 Parameters

Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description
ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
CFGM BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: BTS configuration modes include auto plan
ODE 0 BTSAU 10701 t BTS mode and normal mode. In auto plan mode, the user
TOPLA Automat can enable the auto planning algorithms and auto
NCFG ic optimization algorithms according to the BTS type. In
Configu normal mode, the auto planning algorithms and auto
ration optimization algorithms are disabled.
and GUI Value Range: AUTO(AUTOPLAN),
Planning NORMAL(NORMAL)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: AUTO, NORMAL
Default Value: None
CFGM BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: BTS configuration modes include auto plan
ODE 0 BTSAU 10701 t BTS mode and normal mode. In auto plan mode, the user
TOPLA Automat can enable the auto planning algorithms and auto
NCFG ic optimization algorithms according to the BTS type. In
Configu normal mode, the auto planning algorithms and auto
ration optimization algorithms are disabled.
and GUI Value Range: AUTO(AUTOPLAN),
Planning NORMAL(NORMAL)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: AUTO, NORMAL
Default Value: None

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nd
FQBSI BSC690 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If this switch is on, it indicates that the
CSWIT 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat frequency and BSIC are generated automatically. If
CH TOPLA ic this switch is off, it indicates that the data must be
NCFG Configu configured manually.
ration GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
and
Planning Unit: None
Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
Default Value: OFF(OFF)
FQBSI BSC691 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If this switch is on, it indicates that the
CSWIT 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat frequency and BSIC are generated automatically. If
CH TOPLA ic this switch is off, it indicates that the data must be
NCFG Configu configured manually.
and
Planning Unit: None
CGIRA BSC690 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If the parameter is set to 1, it indicates that
CSWIT 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat the CGI and RAC data is generated through automatic
CH TOPLA ic planning. If the parameter is set to 0, it indicates that
NCFG Configu the data needs to be manually entered.
and
Planning Unit: None
CGIRA BSC691 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If the parameter is set to 1, it indicates that
CSWIT 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat the CGI and RAC data is generated through automatic
CH TOPLA ic planning. If the parameter is set to 0, it indicates that
NCFG Configu the data needs to be manually entered.
and
Planning Unit: None

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nd
POSITI BSC690 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If this parameter is set to OFF, a BTS can be
ONRES 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat moved to any other location. If this parameter is set to
TRICT TOPLA GBFD-5 ic ON, a BTS cannot be moved to a location outside the
SWITC NCFG 10701 Configu restricted area. If a BTS is moved to a location outside
H ration the restricted area when this parameter is set to ON,
and autoplan fails and no handover can be performed. If
Planning an MS moves to a location outside the BTS coverage
Compac area when this parameter is set to ON, call drops
t BTS occur. The BTS fails to start during autoplan.
Automat GUI Value Range: OFF(Off), ON(On)
ic Unit: None
Configu
ration Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
and Default Value: OFF(Off)
Planning
POSITI BSC691 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: If this parameter is set to OFF, a BTS can be
ONRES 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat moved to any other location. If this parameter is set to
TRICT TOPLA GBFD-5 ic ON, a BTS cannot be moved to a location outside the
SWITC NCFG 10701 Configu restricted area. If a BTS is moved to a location outside
H ration the restricted area when this parameter is set to ON,
and autoplan fails and no handover can be performed. If
Planning an MS moves to a location outside the BTS coverage
Compac area when this parameter is set to ON, call drops
t BTS occur. The BTS fails to start during autoplan.
Automat GUI Value Range: OFF(Off), ON(On)
ic Unit: None
Configu
ration Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
and Default Value: OFF(Off)
Planning
FQBSI BSC690 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: Whether to generate the frequency and
COPTS 0 BTSAU 10607 Automat BSIC by using the automatic optimization algorithm
WITCH TOPLA GBFD-5 ic GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
NCFG 10702 Optimiz
ation Unit: None
Compac Actual Value Range: OFF, ON

t BTS Default Value: OFF(OFF)
Automat
ic
Capacity
Planning

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nd
FQBSI BSC691 SET GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: Whether to generate the frequency and
COPTS 0 BTSAU 10607 Automat BSIC by using the automatic optimization algorithm
WITCH TOPLA GBFD-5 ic GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
NCFG 10702 Optimiz
ation Unit: None
Compac Actual Value Range: OFF, ON

t BTS Default Value: OFF(OFF)
Automat
ic
Capacity
Planning
CAPCO BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Whether to enable the capacity and
VEROP 0 BTSAU 10702 t BTS coverage of the BTS to be automatically optimized
TSWIT TOPLA Automat according to the actual situation of the incumbent
CH NCFG ic network.
Capacity GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
Planning
Unit: None
CAPCO BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Whether to enable the capacity and
VEROP 0 BTSAU 10702 t BTS coverage of the BTS to be automatically optimized
TSWIT TOPLA Automat according to the actual situation of the incumbent
CH NCFG ic network.
Capacity GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
Planning
Unit: None

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nd
NBRCE BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: When this switch is on, it indicates that the
LLSWI 0 BTSAU 10704 t BTS data of the adjacent cell is generated automatically.
TCH TOPLA GBFD-5 Automat When this switch is off, it indicates that these data
NCFG 10601 ic must be configured manually.
Neighbo GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
r Cell
Planning Unit: None
and Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
Optimiz Default Value: OFF(OFF)
ation
PICO
Automat
ic
Configu
ration
and
Planning
NBRCE BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: When this switch is on, it indicates that the
LLSWI 0 BTSAU 10704 t BTS data of the adjacent cell is generated automatically.
TCH TOPLA GBFD-5 Automat When this switch is off, it indicates that these data
NCFG 10601 ic must be configured manually.
Neighbo GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
r Cell
Planning Unit: None
and Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
Optimiz Default Value: OFF(OFF)
ation
PICO
Automat
ic
Configu
ration
and
Planning
NBRCE BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: The Self Organized Network finds out
LLOPT 0 BTSAU 10704 t BTS redundant or missing neighboring cells by analyzing
SWITC TOPLA Automat the measurement reports.
H NCFG ic GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
Neighbo
r Cell Unit: None
Planning Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
and Default Value: OFF(OFF)
Optimiz
ation

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nd
NBRCE BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: The Self Organized Network finds out
LLOPT 0 BTSAU 10704 t BTS redundant or missing neighboring cells by analyzing
SWITC TOPLA Automat the measurement reports.
H NCFG ic GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
Neighbo
r Cell Unit: None
Planning Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
and Default Value: OFF(OFF)
Optimiz
ation
SHUTD BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: This parameter indicates the time when the
NST 0 BTSAP 10705 t BTS power supply for the BTS is cut off.
MUBP Timing GUI Value Range: 00:00:00~23:59:59
Power
Off Unit: None
Actual Value Range: 00:00:00~23:59:59
Default Value: None
NST 0 BTSAP 10705 t BTS power supply for the BTS is cut off.
MUBP Timing GUI Value Range: 00:00:00~23:59:59
Power
Off Unit: None
Default Value: None
NET 0 BTSAP 10705 t BTS power-off for the BTS ends and the BTS is powered
MUBP Timing on again.
Power GUI Value Range: 00:00:00~23:59:59
Off
Unit: None
Default Value: None
NET 0 BTSAP 10705 t BTS power-off for the BTS ends and the BTS is powered
MUBP Timing on again.
Power GUI Value Range: 00:00:00~23:59:59
Off
Unit: None
Default Value: None

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nd
TURN BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Whether to enable the Dynamic Cell Power
OFFEN 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS Off feature. When this parameter is set to ENABLE,
ABLE DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing the BSC can disable the cell within the period of time
RNOFF 10606 Power specified by "TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME" and"
Off TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME". When this parameter is
GBFD-1 set to DISABLE, the BSC will never disable the cell.
11610 PICO
Sleeping When this parameter is set to SLEEPING, the BSC
Mode will disable the cell unconditionally within
"TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME" and
Dynami "TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME" and keep the cell
c Cell unconditionally enabled during other time. Currently,
Power this parameter can be set to SLEEPING for
Off BTS3900B and BTS3900E. For other base stations,
this parameter cannot be set to SLEEPING. If the
value of this parameter is changed to SLEEPING or
changed from SLEEPING to other values for a cell,
the new setting takes effect five minutes later.
GUI Value Range: DISABLE(Disable),
ENABLE(Enable), SLEEPING(Sleeping)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: DISABLE, ENABLE,
SLEEPING
Default Value: DISABLE(Disable)

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nd
TURN BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Whether to enable the Dynamic Cell Power
OFFEN 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS Off feature. When this parameter is set to ENABLE,
ABLE DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing the BSC can disable the cell within the period of time
RNOFF 10606 Power specified by "TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME" and"
Off TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME". When this parameter is
GBFD-1 set to DISABLE, the BSC will never disable the cell.
11610 PICO
Sleeping When this parameter is set to SLEEPING, the BSC
Mode will disable the cell unconditionally within
"TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME" and
Dynami "TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME" and keep the cell
c Cell unconditionally enabled during other time. Currently,
Power this parameter can be set to SLEEPING for
Off BTS3900B and BTS3900E. For other base stations,
this parameter cannot be set to SLEEPING. If the
value of this parameter is changed to SLEEPING or
changed from SLEEPING to other values for a cell,
the new setting takes effect five minutes later.
GUI Value Range: DISABLE(Disable),
ENABLE(Enable), SLEEPING(Sleeping)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: DISABLE, ENABLE,
SLEEPING
Default Value: DISABLE(Disable)
TURN BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Start time for dynamically disabling a cell.
OFFCE 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS A cell is allowed to be disabled from the time
LLSTR DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing specified by this parameter. When the value of
TIME RNOFF 10606 Power "TURNOFFCELLSTPTIME" is less than the value of
Off "TURNOFFCELLSTRTIME", the Dynamic Cell
GBFD-1 Power Off feature can be enabled for more than a day.
11610 PICO
Sleeping GUI Value Range: 00:00~23:59
Mode Unit: None
Dynami Actual Value Range: 00:00~23:59
c Cell
Power Default Value: 00:00
Off

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TURN BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: Start time for dynamically disabling a cell.
OFFCE 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS A cell is allowed to be disabled from the time
LLSTR DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing specified by this parameter. When the value of
11610 PICO
Mode Unit: None
c Cell
Off
TURN BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: End time for dynamically disabling a cell. A
OFFCE 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS cell is not allowed to be disabled from the time
LLSTP DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing specified by this parameter. When the value of
11610 PICO
Mode Unit: None
c Cell
Off
TURN BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Compac Meaning: End time for dynamically disabling a cell. A
OFFCE 0 GCELL 10705 t BTS cell is not allowed to be disabled from the time
LLSTP DYNTU GBFD-5 Timing specified by this parameter. When the value of
11610 PICO
Mode Unit: None
c Cell
Off

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SPRTL BSC690 SET GBFD-5 Local Meaning: Enable BTS Local User Management.
U 0 BTSOT 10706 User eGBTS do not support this parameter.For BTS3900E
HPARA Manage in BTS3000V600R013 or later, if the "SPRTLU" is set
ment to YES and the communication between the
BTS3900E and the Local User Management software
on the PC is disconnected, the cells under the
BTS3900E will be out of service.
GUI Value Range: NO(NO), YES(YES)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: NO, YES
Default Value: NO(NO)
SPRTL BSC691 SET GBFD-5 Local Meaning: Enable BTS Local User Management.
U 0 BTSOT 10706 User eGBTS do not support this parameter.For BTS3900E
HPARA Manage in BTS3000V600R013 or later, if the "SPRTLU" is set
ment to YES and the communication between the
BTS3900E and the Local User Management software
on the PC is disconnected, the cells under the
BTS3900E will be out of service.
GUI Value Range: NO(NO), YES(YES)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: NO, YES
Default Value: NO(NO)
MAXF BSC690 ADD GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: Maximum number of TRXs that can be
QNUM 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat configured for one cell. For the BTS3900B GSM,
TOPLA GBFD-5 ic when the "Freq. and BSIC Plan Switch" is ON, the
N 10701 Configu "Maximum TRX Number" (one or two, one by
SET ration default) can be selected.
BTSAU and GUI Value Range: 1~2
TOPLA Planning
Unit: None
NCFG Compac
t BTS Actual Value Range: 1~2
Automat Default Value: 1
ic
Configu
ration
and
Planning

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nd
MAXF BSC691 ADD GBFD-5 PICO Meaning: Maximum number of TRXs that can be
QNUM 0 BTSAU 10601 Automat configured for one cell. For the BTS3900B GSM,
TOPLA GBFD-5 ic when the "Freq. and BSIC Plan Switch" is ON, the
N 10701 Configu "Maximum TRX Number" (one or two, one by
SET ration default) can be selected.
BTSAU and GUI Value Range: 1~2
TOPLA Planning
Unit: None
NCFG Compac
t BTS Actual Value Range: 1~2
Automat Default Value: 1
ic
Configu
ration
and
Planning

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Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 12 Counters
12 Counters
Table 12-1 Counters

Counter ID Counter Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name
Name Description
1282429895 CELL.LU.CH. R3301A:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT.TCHF r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
(TCHF)
1282429896 CELL.LU.CH. R3301B:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT.TCHH r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
(TCHH)
1282429897 CELL.LU.CH. R3301C:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT.NACK.TC r of Local Management
HF Channel
Activations
Nack (TCHF)
1282429898 CELL.LU.CH. R3301D:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

HH Channel
Activations
Nack (TCHH)
1282429899 CELL.LU.CH. R3301E:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT.EXP.TCH r of Local Management
F Channel
Activations
Timeouts
(TCHF)

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Name Description
1282429900 CELL.LU.CH. R3301F:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

H Channel
Activations
Timeouts
(TCHH)
1282448028 CELL.LU.CH. R3301G:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
1282448029 CELL.LU.CH. R3301H:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

NACT r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
Nack
1282429895 CELL.LU.CH. R3301A:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT.TCHF r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
(TCHF)

ACT.TCHH r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
(TCHH)

HF Channel
Activations
Nack (TCHF)

HH Channel
Activations
Nack (TCHH)
1282429899 CELL.LU.CH. R3301E:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

F Channel
Activations
Timeouts
(TCHF)

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Name Description
1282429900 CELL.LU.CH. R3301F:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

H Channel
Activations
Timeouts
(TCHH)
1282448028 CELL.LU.CH. R3301G:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

ACT r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
1282448029 CELL.LU.CH. R3301H:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

NACT r of Local Management
Channel
Activations
Nack

ALLOC.REQ.T r of Local Management
IMES.FR Channel
Requests
(TCHF)

IMES.HR Channel
Requests
(TCHH)

IMES.TCH Channel
Requests (TCH)

IMES.FR Channel
Requests
(TCHF)

IMES.HR Channel
Requests
(TCHH)

IMES.TCH Channel
Requests (TCH)

GSM BSS

Name Description
1282429888 TRX.LU.CH.A CR411A:Numb BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

LLOC.SUCC.T er of Successful Management
IMES.FR Local Channel
Assignments
(TCHF)
1282429889 TRX.LU.CH.A CR411B:Numb BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

IMES.HR Local Channel
Assignments
(TCHH)
1282429888 TRX.LU.CH.A CR411A:Numb BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

IMES.FR Local Channel
Assignments
(TCHF)
1282429889 TRX.LU.CH.A CR411B:Numb BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

IMES.HR Local Channel
Assignments
(TCHH)
1282429893 CELL.LU.IND. A3046D:Numb BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

SIG er of Local Call Management
Indications
(Signaling
Channel)
1282429894 CELL.LU.SMS. A3046E:Numbe BSC6900 GBFD-510706 Local User

SIG r of Local SMSs Management
(Signaling
Channel)
1282429893 CELL.LU.IND. A3046D:Numb BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

SIG er of Local Call Management
Indications
(Signaling
Channel)
1282429894 CELL.LU.SMS. A3046E:Numbe BSC6910 GBFD-510706 Local User

SIG r of Local SMSs Management
(Signaling
Channel)

GSM BSS
Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 13 Glossary
13 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see Glossary.

GSM BSS
Easy GSM Feature Parameter Description 14 Reference Documents
14 Reference Documents
There are no specific reference documents associated with this feature.


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1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

3 Automatic Frequency Planning for Compact BTSs................................................................ 6

4 Automatic Frequency Optimization for Compact BTSs...................................................... 10

5 Automatic Capacity and Coverage Planning for Compact BTSs....................................... 13

6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for Compact BTSs................................................. 16

7 Automatic Neighboring Cell Optimization for Compact BTSs......................................... 18

8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off..............................................................................................20

9 Local User Management............................................................................................................. 22

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1 About This Document

This document covers the following features:

l GBFD-510701 Compact BTS Automatic Configuration and Planning

1.2 Intended Audience

l Need to understand the features described herein

1.3 Change History

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Change Type Change Description Parameter Change

Feature change l Changed the name of None

Editorial change None None

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All the BTSs mentioned in this document are compact BTSs.

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2.2 NEs Supporting the Feature

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3 Automatic Frequency Planning for

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If either CGIRACSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) or FQBSICSWITCH (BSC6900, BSC6910) is set to

#EN-US_TOPIC_0001802860/fig34109270 shows the procedure for automatic frequency

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1. Triggering BTS initialization

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4. Scanning uplink and downlink frequencies

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4 Automatic Frequency Optimization for

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1. Measuring downlink interference

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l High receive level indicates strong receive level strength.

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5 Automatic Capacity and Coverage Planning

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6 Automatic Neighboring Cell Planning for

l The U2000 is responsible for implementing control and implementation algorithms.

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7 Automatic Neighboring Cell Optimization

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2. Collecting measurement data

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8 Compact BTS Timing Power Off

8.2 BTS Power-Off

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Figure 8-1 Working principle of BTS power-off