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Pilot Release 5 of
the Network Monitor Menu
Type NHM-1
EGSM900
GSM1800
EGSM900/GSM1800
WCDMA (UMTS)
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
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Draft 0.83 for PR5
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Contents
1. Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Using the Network monitor................................................................................................................................ 6
Activation and deactivation .................................................................................................................................................................................6
Three different field test modes ..........................................................................................................................................................................6
3. GSM protocol displays (groups 01, 05 and 06) ............................................................................................... 7
3.1. Group 01: GSM signaling displays .............................................................................................................................................................7
Display 0101: Information on the serving cell .................................................................................................................................. 7
Display 0102: More information on the serving cell ....................................................................................................................... 8
Display 0103: Information on the serving cell, 1st and the 2nd neighbour ............................................................................. 9
Display 0104: Information on the 3rd, 4th and 5th neighbours .................................................................................................. 9
Display 0105: Information on the 6th, 7th and 8th neighbours............................................................................................... 10
Display 0106: Network selection display ......................................................................................................................................... 11
Display 0107: System information bits for the serving cell........................................................................................................ 12
Display 0108: Values of paging repeat period, TMSI, periodic location update ................................................................... 12
Display 0109: Network parameters ................................................................................................................................................... 13
Display 0110: Ciphering, hopping, DTX status and IMSI ............................................................................................................. 13
Display 0111: Uplink DTX switching display ................................................................................................................................... 14
Display 0112: Switch BTS_TEST status ............................................................................................................................................. 15
Display 0113: Toggle Cell Barred Status .......................................................................................................................................... 16
3.2. Group 05: GSM Data displays .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Display 0501: HSCSD, Timeslot information ................................................................................................................................... 16
Display 0502: HSCSD, Timeslot power control level ..................................................................................................................... 17
4. GPRS displays.....................................................................................................................................................18
4.1. GPRS signaling displays (group 06) ........................................................................................................................................................ 18
Display 0601: Information on the current GPRS state and previous TBF configuration.................................................... 18
Display 0602: Previous UL TBF establishment ................................................................................................................................ 19
Display 0603: Information on the GMM state ............................................................................................................................... 19
Display 0604: Values of P-TMSI, RAC, SMS radio priority, ciphering and non-DRX parameters..................................... 20
Display 0605: GPRS network parameters......................................................................................................................................... 21
Display 0606: Packet control channel parameters........................................................................................................................ 21
Display 0607: (Packet) System information parameters.............................................................................................................. 22
Display 0611: GPRS information of the serving cell and 6 neighbours .................................................................................. 22
4.2. GPRS Data protocol (group 07) ................................................................................................................................................................ 23
Display 0701: Information of the first active PDP context......................................................................................................... 23
Display 0702: Information of the second active PDP context ................................................................................................... 24
Display 0703: Information of the RLC state.................................................................................................................................... 24
Display 0704: RLC parameters ............................................................................................................................................................ 25
Display 0705: RLC data block counters ............................................................................................................................................ 25
Display 0706: LLC data block counters............................................................................................................................................. 26
Display 0707: LLC ciphering parameters .......................................................................................................................................... 26
Display 0708: LLC parameters of the first SAPI ............................................................................................................................. 27
Display 0709: LLC parameters of the second SAPI........................................................................................................................ 27
Display 0710: SNDC Data counters ................................................................................................................................................... 28
Display 0711: PPP information ........................................................................................................................................................... 28
Display 0715: System status................................................................................................................................................................ 28
Display 0716: Information of the selected PDP context.............................................................................................................. 29
Display 0717: QoS of the selected PDP context............................................................................................................................. 30
Display 0718: PDCP parameters of the selected PDP context ................................................................................................... 31
Display 0719: RFC2507 parameters of the selected PDP context ............................................................................................ 31
5. WCDMA L1 displays (group 41) ......................................................................................................................33
Display 4101: RACH MSG TX profile.................................................................................................................................................. 33
Display 4102: Dedicated uplink channel power control status ................................................................................................. 33
Display 4103: Dedicated downlink channel power control status............................................................................................ 34
Display 4110: FDD neighbour cell summary.................................................................................................................................... 35
Display 4111: FDD ranking summary ................................................................................................................................................ 35
Display 4112: FDD Frequency summary ........................................................................................................................................... 36
Display 4113: FDD intra frequency neighbour summary............................................................................................................. 36
Displays 4114 and 4115: FDD inter frequencies 1 and 2 neighbour summary..................................................................... 37
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4116: FDD mode GSM cell detection summary .............................................................................................................. 38
Display 4117: FDD detailed cell info (interactive)......................................................................................................................... 39
6. UMTS protocol displays .................................................................................................................................... 41
Display 4601: RRC Global Status ....................................................................................................................................................... 41
Display 4602: PEER message MSC ..................................................................................................................................................... 41
Display 4603: RNTI Values.................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Display 4604: Ciphering Capability.................................................................................................................................................... 43
Display 4605: Cell Selection - screen 2............................................................................................................................................ 43
Display 4606: FDD BTS Carrier Lock Mode ...................................................................................................................................... 44
Display 4607: Counter Reset ............................................................................................................................................................... 44
Display 4608: Count for each Call failure reasons........................................................................................................................ 45
Display 4609: L1 State........................................................................................................................................................................... 46
Display 4610: Cell Reselection - screen 1........................................................................................................................................ 46
Display 4611: Radio Access Bearer Information ............................................................................................................................ 47
Display 4612: Radio Bearer Information.......................................................................................................................................... 48
Display 4613: Radio Bearer Information.......................................................................................................................................... 48
Display 4701: RRC Global State Change Counters........................................................................................................................ 49
Display 4702: Counters for Timeouts - screen 1............................................................................................................................ 49
Display 4703: Counters for Timeouts - screen 3............................................................................................................................ 50
Display 4704: Peer Message Count - screen 1 ............................................................................................................................... 51
Display 4705: Peer Message Count - screen 2 ............................................................................................................................... 51
Display 4706: Peer Message Count - screen 3 ............................................................................................................................... 52
Display 4707: Peer Message Count - screen 4 ............................................................................................................................... 53
Display 4708: Peer Message Count - screen 5 ............................................................................................................................... 53
Display 4709: Peer Message Count - screen 6 ............................................................................................................................... 54
Display 4710: Peer Message Count - screen 7 ............................................................................................................................... 55
Display 4801: Set AM Bearer ID ......................................................................................................................................................... 55
Display 4802: RLC AM State Information........................................................................................................................................ 56
Display 5320: Security information - ciphering............................................................................................................................. 56
Display 5321: Security information - integrity .............................................................................................................................. 57
Display 5327: Cell Selection - screen................................................................................................................................................ 57
Display 5329: Cell Selection - screen................................................................................................................................................ 58
Display 5332: Transaction ID Failures............................................................................................................................................... 58
Display 5333: Latest Protocol Failure reasons................................................................................................................................ 59
Display 5338: SIB - Storage Info - screen 1 ................................................................................................................................... 59
Display 5339: SIB - Storage Info - screen 2 ................................................................................................................................... 60
Display 5340: SIB - Storage Info - screen 3 ................................................................................................................................... 60
Display 5341: SIB3 Access Class - screen 1 .................................................................................................................................... 61
Display 5343: UE Access Class - screen 1........................................................................................................................................ 62
Display 5345: Equivalent PLMN List.................................................................................................................................................. 63
Display 5349: Repetitive SIB7 reception procedure Support ..................................................................................................... 63
Display 5351: PLMN Search Procedure Mode ................................................................................................................................ 64
Display 5360: Virtual active set measurement control................................................................................................................ 64
Display 5363: WCDMA to GSM FTD Switching.............................................................................................................................. 65
Display 5364: 3GPP non compliant ................................................................................................................................................... 65
Display 5365: Cell Discard on Sib decode Error Support............................................................................................................. 65
Display 5550: RLC UM Static Configuration................................................................................................................................... 66
Display 5552: RLC UM State variables.............................................................................................................................................. 66
Display 5570: RLC Ciphering Display 1............................................................................................................................................. 67
Display 5571: RLC Ciphering Display 2............................................................................................................................................. 67
7. Multimode protocol displays (group 81)........................................................................................................ 68
Display 8101: Force protocol............................................................................................................................................................... 68
Display 8102: Integrity protection..................................................................................................................................................... 68
Appendix ............................................................................................................................................................... 69
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
1. Introduction
This booklet describes the features and operation of the Network monitor menu available in the NHM-1 cellular terminal. This terminal
can be used in EGSM900, GSM1800, EGSM900/GSM1800 and WCDMA (UMTS) networks.
The Network monitor menu is available only on terminals equipped with special test software; it is not available on standard terminals.
The Network monitor menu is intended for verification of the operation of the EGSM900 and GSM1800 networks, the EGSM900/
GSM1800 dual band networks, WCDMA (UMTS) networks and (E)GSM/WCDMA dual system networks. When the Network monitor is
used, the termin al may behave differently from the standard NHM-1 terminal, for example:
The caller's phone number is not shown.
In some cases the user interface behaves differently from that described in the users guide of the terminal.
The performance of the terminal can sometimes be lower than that of the standard NHM-1 terminal.
Because the terminal with the Network monitor is not a calibrated measurement device, it must be borne in mind that:
Measured values seen in the Network monitor are approximate (e.g. RSSI levels in test displays 01, 03, 04 and 05 in group 01).
Since the displays of the Network monitor are not always updated in real time. The displayed values may have changed before they
are shown to have done so on the display.
The field tests that can be accessed in the Network monitor are shown in test displays which are arranged in groups.
The displays of the Network monitor may change considerably when the terminals software is updated. In this case, the fields described
in this document may have different values, and there may be some displays deleted or added in the new software versions. Nokia
reserves the right to make changes to the features and operation of the Network monitor software.
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
2. Using the Network monitor
Activation and deactivation
The Network monitor is located at the end of the main menu loop. It can be activated (or deactivated) in the following way:
1 With the display clear, press Menu to enter the menu facility.
2 Scroll in the menu main loop to the Net monitor item and press Select.
3 Enter the index of the test to be activated at the Group/display: prompt or enter 0 to deactivate the Net monitor. The index is shown
in the top left corner of the display.
Example: If you want to activate display 03 in group 01, enter 0103 at the prompt.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
The test data is shown after a moment in idle mode. The index of the test will appear in the top right corner of the display.
When the Network monitor is active, the terminal works in almost the same way as it does when the Network monitor is inactive. When
the Network monitor is active, the keys and scroll through the various tests in idle mode, whereas they would scroll through
the short code memory when the Network monitor is inactive. There may also be some other differences compared to the operation of
the standard NHM-1 terminal.
The Network monitor is a so-called soft indicator, which means that it is visible only if there is nothing else to display. For example, when
the first digit of a phone number is entered, the Network monitor data disappears and the entered digit is shown. After the full number
has been dialled, the number disappears and the test data is shown again.
The only way to deactivate the Network monitor is to clear the Group/display: prompt in the Net monitor menu and enter a zero or simply
enter 0000. Confirm the input by pressing OK.
The scroll keys and offer an easy way to switch between tests in idle mode without entering the Network monitor menu. In
the data display mode, tests cannot be performed or set on although such tests would be passed. The help mode is also a non-execute
mode.
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
3. GSM protocol displays (groups 01, 05 and 06)
3.1. Group 01: GSM signaling displays
The network operators can activate these signaling displays.
abbb cc ddd
e ff g mmmm
nnn ppp
qq oooo
Where:
a H if the carrier numbers are scrolled when hopping is on, otherwise empty.
ddd TX power level. If transmitter is on, the symbol * is shown in front of the power level value.
mmmm Radio Link Timeout value. If the value is negative, 0 is shown. The maximum value is 64. When the terminal is NOT on
TCH, xx is shown.
nnn Value of the path loss criterion (C1). Range -99 - 999.
ppp Value of the cell reselection criterion (C2). Range -99 - 999.
qq G is shown when MS is attached to GPRS and P is shown when MS has activated PDP context (GPRS specific displays
should be followed); otherwise the location is empty.
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
FAH1: TCH HR signalling only (FACCH) channel, subch 1
PCCCH, PBCCH, PAGCH, PNDRX: GPRS packet control channel
PDTCH: GPRS traffic channel
NDRX: GPRS non-DRX mode (in CCCH)
SDCC: SDCCH
AGCH: AGCH
CCCH: CCCH
CBCH: CCCH and cell broadcast receiving on
BCCH: BCCH
SEAR: SEARCH
NSPS: MS is in No Serv Power Save state
HELP display:
CH RxL TxPwr
TS TA RQ RLT
C1 C2
GP CHT
aa b c Bdd
ee f
ggg hh iii
H=j mm nn
Where:
ggg Cell reselect offset, value range 0 - 126 dB. 0 - 63 * 2 dB. xxx in active mode.
hh Temporary offset, value range 0 - 60 dB. 0 - 7 * 10 dB. 70 dB means infinite time. xx in active mode.
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
HELP display:
PM RAR Ro BC
RelR QLF
CRO TO PenT
H MAIO HSN
Display 0103: Information on the serving cell, 1st and the 2nd neighbour
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
ef gh
Where:
g, h B is barred, N is normal priority, and L is low priority; otherwise the location is empty.
Neighbours 1 - 3 are affected by multiband reporting parameter (see FTD 7). There will be 0 - 3 neighbours from the other band first and
the remaining places will be filled with neighbours from this band in order of the RX level.
HELP display:
SCH C1 rx C2
1CH C1 rx C2
2CH C1 rx C2
1N 2N
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
ef gh ij
Please note that this product is a prototype and not a finalised product and therefore
some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Row 1: 3rd neighbour information
Row 2: 4th neighbour information
Row 3: 5th neighbour information
Row 4, ef: 3rd neighbour information
Row 4, gh: 4th neighbour information
Row 4, ij: 5th neighbour information
Where:
e, g, i F is shown if the cell is in a forbidden location area; otherwise the location is empty.
f, h, j B is barred, N is normal priority and L is low priority; otherwise the location is empty.
Neighbours 1 - 3 are affected by multiband reporting parameter (see FTD 7). There will be 0 - 3 neighbours from the other band first and
the remaining places will be filled with neighbours from this band in order of RX level.
HELP display:
3CH C1 rx C2
4CH C1 rx C2
5CH C1 rx C2
3N 4N 5N
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
aaabbbcccddd
ef gh ij
Where:
bbb C1 value, range -99 - 999, shown only in idle mode. Instead of C1 value, letter B and BSIC value is shown in active mode.
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e, g, i F is shown if the cell is in a forbidden location area; otherwise the location is empty.
f, h, j B is barred, N is normal priority and L is low priority; otherwise the location is empty.
Neighbours 1 - 3 are affected by multiband reporting parameter (see FTD 7). There will be 0 - 3 neighbours from the other band first and
the remaining places will be filled with neighbours from this band in order of RX level.
The following is a quote from Phase 2+ ETSI GSM 05.08 version 5.4.0, section 8.4.3 Additional cell reporting requirements for
multiband MS:
For a multi-band MS the number of cells, for each frequency band supported, which shall be included in the measurement report is
indicated by the parameter, MULTIBAND_REPORTING. The meaning of different values of the parameter is specified as follows:
Value Meaning
0 (00) Normal reporting of the six strongest cells, with known and allowed NCC part of BSIC, irrespective of the band used.
1 (01) The MS shall report the strongest cell, with known and allowed NCC part of BSIC, in each of the frequency bands in the BA list,
excluding the frequency band of the serving cell. The remaining positions in the measurement report shall be used for reporting
of cells in the band of the serving cell. If there are still remaining positions, these shall be used to report the next strongest
identified cells in the other bands irrespective of the band used.
2 (10) The MS shall report the two strongest cells, with known and allowed NCC part of BSIC, in each of the frequency bands in the
BA list, excluding the frequency band of the serving cell. The remaining positions in the measurement report shall be used for
reporting of cells in the band of the serving cell. If there are still remaining positions, these shall be used to report the next
strongest identified cells in the other bands irrespective of the band used.
3 (11) The MS shall report the three strongest cells, with known and allowed NCC part of BSIC, in each of the frequency bands in the
BA list, excluding the frequency band of the serving cell. The remaining positions in the measurement report shall be used for
reporting of cells in the band of the serving cell. If there are still remaining positions, these shall be used to report the next
strongest identified cells in the other bands irrespective of the band used.
HELP display:
6CH C1 rx C2
7CH C1 rx C2
8CH C1 rx C2
6N 7N 8N
aaaFbbaaaFbb
aaaFbbaaaFbb
aaaFbbaaaFbb
aaaFbbaaaFbb
Where:
bb Network code
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
HELP display:
LReg 1_For
1_Pre 2_For
2_Pre 3_For
3_Pre 4_For
Where:
h In idle mode 1 is shown if Early Classmark (ECSC) sending is supported, else 0. In dedicated mode (conversation) X is
shown.
i In idle mode 1 is shown if 2-Ter messages are supported, else 0. In dedicated mode (conversation) X is shown.
j MultiBand reporting decimal value (0, 1, 2, 3) is shown if supported. This is shown both in idle and dedicated mode.
HELP display:
Serving Cell
System Info
Bits
Display 0108: Values of paging repeat period, TMSI, periodic location update
TMSIaaaaaaaa
T321 : bbb/ccc
PRP : d ee
hhh
Where:
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
bbb Current value of T3212 counter. Range is 000 - ccc, where 1 means 6 min time. So, if this value is 2 less than ccc then
the next periodic location updating will be made within 2*6 min = 12 minutes.
ccc Timeout value of T3212 counter. This value is received from the network. Range is 000 - 240, where 1 means 6 min time
between location updates and 240 means 240*6 min=24 h between location updates. 000 means that periodic location
update is not in use.
d Value of paging repeat period. Range is 2 - 9, when paging is in every second multiframe, the terminal takes more current
that if it were in every 9th multiframe.
ee Downlink signalling failure value. If the value is negative, 0 is shown. The maximum value is 45. When the terminal is on
TCH, xx is shown.
HELP display:
TMSI (hex)
T3212ctr/tim
PaRP DSF AGC
AFC Ch
CC : aaa NCbbb
LAC : ccccc
CH : dddd
CID : eeeee
Where:
HELP display:
MCC MNC
LocAreaCode
ServChannel
CellId
CIPHER : aaa
HOPPING : bbb
DTX : ccc
IMSI : ddd
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Where:
HELP display:
CipherValue
HoppingValue
DTXValue
IMSIAttach
aaaaaaaaaa
DTX(DEF):bbb
DTX(BS) :ccc
Where:
HELP display:
DTXMode
DefaulDTXSta
DTXValFromBS
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Display 0112: Switch BTS_TEST status
This display is used to change the BTS_TEST carrier on the permanent memory. If the BTS_TEST carrier is stored in the permanent memory,
then each time the terminal sends a search list it uses only the carrier number stored on the Mobile Stations permanent memory. Also
the neighbour information from the system information messages is ignored. If the BTS_TEST carrier is not stored, then the terminal
behaves normally, that is, it performs the neighbour measurements according to the GSM specifications.
BTS TEST CH : xxxx: Terminal is searching only for one frequency. Neighbour measurements are not done.
BTS TEST OFF: Terminal is behaving normally. Neighbour measurements are done.
GSM900 : 1 to 124
HELP display:
Use menu to
toggle BTS
test ON / OFF
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 0113: Toggle Cell Barred Status
This test is meant to be used when some cells are tested prior to taking them into commercial use. If the barring is set on in the base
station, normal GSM terminals will not try to register these barred cells. If cell barring reversed is selected, the MS will only use the cells
to be tested. However, if at the same time it is required that MS will be capable of using a normal network, cell barring can be set to be
discarded (ignored). Display 13 will show the cell barring mode.
CELL BARR ACCEPTED: Only non-barred calls are used.
CELL BARR REVERSE: Only barred calls are used.
CELL BARR DISCARD: Barred and non-barred calls are used.
NOTE:
If a cell has been selected before the barring state is changed, the selected cell may have a different barring state than that shown on
the display. After reselection the cell barring state will be correct.
HELP display:
Use menu to
toggle cell
barr status
DIS/ACC/REV
Ts: 01234567
RX: r r r r r r r r
TX: t t t t t t t t
mCh:x mPw:yy
Where:
rrrrrrrr Each bit can have value 1 or 0, 1 indicating that timeslot is part of multislot allocation in downlink direction.
tttttttt Each bit can have value 1 or 0, 1 indicating that timeslot is part of multislot allocation in uplink direction.
x Value 0 - 7 indicating the place of main channel. In case of GPRS multislot allocation, this is not valid x.
yy Value 0 - 31 indicating main channel power control level. In case of GPRS multislot allocation, this is not valid xx.
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HELP display:
HSCSD multi-
slot config
for TX and
RX
mCh:x mPw:yy
aa bb cc dd
ee ff gg hh
Where:
x Value 0 - 7 indicating the place of main channel. In case of GPRS multislot allocation, this is not valid x.
yy Value 0 - 31 indicating main channel power control level. In case of GPRS multislot allocation, this is not valid xx.
HELP display:
HSCSD Pwr
ctrl levels
for multi-
slot conf
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4. GPRS displays
4.1. GPRS signaling displays (group 06)
If MS is not attached to GPRS network, xxx will be shown.
Display 0601: Information on the current GPRS state and previous TBF configuration
abbbb ccc dd
e+f CSg/h ii
jjnnnnnnnn
m lllll kkkk
Where:
bbbb Carrier number in decimals. If hopping is on, the used channels are scrolled when the display is updated.
e Downlink time slot count in the latest TBF configuration, value range 0 - 8.
f Uplink time slot count in the latest TBF configuration, value range 0 - 8.
g The Channel Coding Scheme of the latest downlink data block, value range 1 - 4.
h The Channel Coding Scheme of the latest uplink data block, value range 1 - 4.
ii The latest value for timing advance index, range 0 - 15. If continuous timing advance is/was not in use, xx is shown.
jj TFI of the latest TBF configuration, value range 0 - 31. If there is/was no downlink TBF in the latest TBF configuration, xx
is shown.
kkkk MAC mode, that is, resource allocation method, used during the latest TBF configuration. Values:
DYN
EDYN
FIXD
DUSF: USF granularity in use
EUSF: USF granularity in use
F_HD: Fixed Half Duplex
nnnnnnnn USF values of the latest TBF configuration, the first value corresponding to timeslot 0, next to timeslot 1 and so on. The
range of each USF value is 0 - 7.
If there is/was no uplink TBF, or dynamic allocation was not used in the latest TBF configuration, xxxxxxxx is shown.
If there is/was an uplink TBF but not all the 8 time slots are/were used, x is shown in place of the unused time slots.
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HELP display:
CH RxL TAdv
TS CS TAI
TFI USFs
R/S CHT MACm
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbb e
ccccccc
ddddddd
Where:
aaaaaaaaaaaa
The cause of the previous TBF establishment. Values:
ONE-PHASE: One-phase access request
SHORT: Short access request
TWO-PHASE: Two-phase access request
PAGE RESP: Paging response
CELL UPD: Cell update
GMM SIGN: GMM or SM procedure
SINGLE BL: Single block without TBF establishment
These correspond to the establishment causes in PACKET CHANNEL REQUEST.
dddddd The used access type, 1-PHASE or 2-PHASE access. This indicates the finally used method, regardless of the requested
access type. If the TBF establishment failed, xxxxxx is shown.
HELP display:
establ. cause
P/RACH pri
TBF result
1 or 2-phase
aaa bbbbbbbb
hccccc ddddd
READY : eee s
T3312 : ggg
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Where:
bbbbbbbb The status of GPRS attach (xxxxxxxx is shown if no GPRS attach is made).
Values:
BOTH: Both IMSI and GPRS attach made
GPRS: GPRS attach only
eee The used timeout value for READY timer. Unit is seconds. xxx if READY timer is deactivated.
ggg Timeout value of T3312 timer. Range is 000 - 192 and the unit is minutes. xxx if T3312 timer is deactivated.
HELP display:
NWMod Attach
GMMsta Rdy / F
READYtimeout
T3312 tim
Display 0604: Values of P-TMSI, RAC, SMS radio priority, ciphering and non-DRX parameters
PTMSaaaaaaaa
RAC : bbbb S : f
CIPH : cccc
PGC : ddd ee s
Where:
ddd SPLIT_PG_CYCLE value indicated by MS. 704 if non-DRX is used; otherwise the range is 1 - 352. xxx is shown if
SPLIT_PG_CYCLE is not in use in CCCH.
ee Non-DRX timer indicated by MS. (The actually used value is a minimum of this and the network parameter.) 0 if no non-
DRX mode is used after transfer mode; otherwise the range is 1 - 64 seconds.
f SMS radio priority, value range 1 - 4. If MO SMS via GPRS is not allowed, x may be shown.
HELP display:
P-TMSI
RAC SMSpr
Ciphering
PGC noDRXtmr
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Display 0605: GPRS network parameters
ACKTYPE : aaaa
ACC : bb fff
DRXMAX : cc g
SPGC : d PM : ee
Where:
fff NC mode indicated in system information. If GPRS not supported, xxx is shown.
Values:
NC0: No measurement reports, MS decides the cell re-selections.
NC1: Measurement reports. MS decides the cell re-selections.
NC2: Measurement reports. The network commands the cell re-selections.
HELP display:
CTRL_ACKtype
ACCtyp NCMod
DRX_TMR_MAX
SPGC PageMod
PBCCH a g
PCCCH bb h
PAG : cc REL : d
PRA : ee
Where:
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h Hopping of PCCCH. H if PCCCH is hopping; otherwise empty (also if BS_PCC_CHANS=1).
HELP display:
PBCCH BLK H
PCCCH CH H
PAG_BLKS REL
PRACH_BL
SI13 : aaaa
PSI5 : b
PSI : cc dd ee
PSISTATUS : f
Where:
f The value of PSI_STATUS_IND, range 0 - 1. If the value is 1, network supports the PACKET_PSI_STATUS message.
HELP display:
SI13location
PSI5
PSIschedulin
PSI_STATUS
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a c d
b c d b c d
b c d b c d
b c d b c d
xx is shown in all fields if MS performs cell re-selections using GSM cell re-selection algorithm, for example, if PBCCH is not supported
and if neither PACKET MEAS ORDER nor PACKET CELL CHANGE ORDER has been received.
Where:
HELP display:
SRyBE
1RaBE 4RaBE
2RaBE 5RaBE
3RaBE 6RaBE
NSAPIaaSAPIb
RCc d e f gg
h COMPij kkk
.lll.mmm.nnn
Where:
aa NSAPI of the PDP context, value range 5 - 15.
b SAPI of the PDP context: 3,5,9 or B (=11).
c The negotiated reliability class of the PDP context, value range 1 - 5.
d The negotiated delay class of the PDP context, value range 1 - 4.
e The negotiated precedence class of the PDP context, range 1 - 3.
f The negotiated peak throughput, value range 1 - 9.
g The negotiated mean throughput, value range 1 - 18 or B (=best effort).
h The radio priority of the PDP context, range range 1 - 4.
i P if the protocol compression (Van Jacobsen) is negotiated for use; otherwise empty.
j D if data compression (V.42bis) is negotiated for use; otherwise empty.
kkk The PDP address of the PDP context, part 1. Format IPv4 address.
lll The PDP address of the PDP context, part 2. Format IPv4 address.
mmm The PDP address of the PDP context, part 3. Format IPv4 address.
nnn The PDP address of the PDP context, part 4. Format IPv4 address.
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HELP display:
NSAPI SAPI
RC OtherQoS
P CompPD IP
IPaddress
NSAPIaaSAPIb
RCc d e f gg
h COMPij kkk
.lll.mmm.nnn
Where:
aa NSAPI of the PDP context, value range 5 - 15.
b SAPI of the PDP context: 3,5,9 or B (=11).
c The negotiated reliability class of the PDP context, value range 1 - 5.
d The negotiated delay class of the PDP context, value range 1 - 4.
e The negotiated precedence class of the PDP context, range 1 - 3.
f The negotiated peak throughput, value range 1 - 9.
g The negotiated mean throughput, value range 1 - 18 or B (=best effort).
h The radio priority of the PDP context, range range 1 - 4.
i P if the protocol compression (Van Jacobsen) is negotiated for use; otherwise empty.
j D if data compression (V.42bis) is negotiated for use; otherwise empty.
kkk The PDP address of the PDP context, part 1. Format IPv4 address.
lll The PDP address of the PDP context, part 2. Format IPv4 address.
mmm The PDP address of the PDP context, part 3. Format IPv4 address.
nnn The PDP address of the PDP context, part 4. Format IPv4 address.
HELP display:
NSAPI SAPI
RC OtherQoS
P CompPD IP
IPaddress
Where:
a Downlink time slot count, value range 1 - 8. If no downlink TBF is active, x is shown.
b Channel coding scheme in downlink direction, value range 1 - 4. If no downlink TBF is active, x is shown.
cccc RLC mode in downlink direction. If no downlink TBF is active, xxxxx is shown.
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ACK: RLC in acknowledged mode
UNAC: RLC in unacknowledged mode
d Uplink time slot count, value range 1 - 8. If no upink TBF is active, x is shown.
e Channel coding scheme in uplink direction, value range 1 - 4. If no uplink TBF is active, x is shown.
ffff RLC mode in uplink direction. If no uplink TBF is active, xxxx is shown.
ACK: RLC in acknowledged mode
UNAC: RLC in unacknowledged mode
ggggg xxxxx when no UL TBF is active
CLOSE when UL TBF is close-ended TBF
OPEN when UL TBF is open-ended TBF
ii The state of N3102 counter, range 0 - PAN_MAX (negative values are also shown as 0). If the counter is disabled, x is
shown..
HELP display:
DL:TS CS Mod
UL:TS CS Mod
clo / ope
N3102
T3192:aa
CVMAX:bb
.PAN:c d ee
Where:
aa The value of T3192 timer, value range 0 - 7, corresponding 0.5 s, 1 s,, 4 s.
bb The value of BS_CV_MAX, value range 1 - 15. Tells how many radio block periods the countdown procedure lasts in the
end of UL TBF.
c The value of PAN_DEC, value range 0 - 7. If PAN_DEC and PAN_INC are equal to 0, N3102 counter is disabled.
d The value of PAN_INC, value range 0 - 7. If PAN_DEC and PAN_INC are equal to 0, N3102 counter is disabled.
ee The value of PAN_MAX, value range 4 - 32.
HELP display:
T3192timer
BS_CV_MAX
PANDecIncMax
bbbb
dddd
ffff
hhhh
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Where:
bbbb Counter for received RLC data blocks
dddd Counter for sent RLC data blocks
ffff Counter for detected missing downlink data blocks
hhhh Counter for requested re-transmissions of the uplink RLC data blocks
HELP display:
RxBlockCount
TxBlockCount
RxMissing
TxRetransmit
bbbb
dddd
ffff
hhhh
Where:
bbbb Counter for received LLC PDUs
dddd Counter for sent LLC PDUs
ffff Counter for detected missing or erroneous downlink LLC PDUs
hhhh Counter for re-transmitted uplink LLC PDUs
HELP display:
RxPDUCnt
TxPDUCnt
RxMissingErr
TxRetransmit
aaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbb
cccc dddd
eeee f f f f
Where:
aaaaaaaa LSB of Kc (bits 0-31) in hex format
bbbbbbbb MSB of Kc (bits 32-63) in hex format
cccc Uplink overflow counter for I frames
dddd Downlink overflow counter for I frames
eeee Uplink overflow counter for UI frames
ffff Downlink overflow counter for UI frames
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HELP display:
KcLSB
KcMSB
ulI dlI
ulUI dlUI
SAPIaa
bbbb cccc dd
eeee fff ggg
Where:
aa The SAPI identity: 3,5,9 or 11.
bbbb The value of N201-I (maximum information field for I frames), range 140 - 1520.
cccc The value of N201-U (maximum information field for U and UI frames), range 140 - 1520.
dd The value of N200 (maximum number of retransmissions), range 1 - 15.
eeee The value of T200 (retransmission timeout), range 1 - 4095.
fff The value of kU (uplink window size), range 1 - 255.
ggg The value of kD (downlink window size), range 1 - 255.
HELP display:
SAPI
N201I U N200
T200 kU kD
SAPIaa
bbbb cccc dd
eeee fff ggg
Where:
aa The SAPI identity: 3,5,9 or 11.
bbbb The value of N201-I (maximum information field for I frames), range 140 - 1520.
cccc The value of N201-U (maximum information field for U and UI frames), range 140 - 1520.
dd The value of N200 (maximum number of retransmissions), range 1 - 15.
eeee The value of T200 (retransmission timeout), range 1 - 4095.
fff The value of kU (uplink window size), range 1 - 255.
ggg The value of kD (downlink window size), range 1 - 255.
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HELP display:
SAPI
N201I U N200
T200 kU kD
bbbb
dddd
ffff
hhhh
Where:
bbbb Counter for received NPDUs
dddd Counter for sent NPDUs
ffff Counter for aborted NPDU receptions
hhhh Counter for resent NPDUs
HELP display:
RxNPDUCnt
TxNPDUCnt
RxAborted
TxRetrans
bbbb
dddd f f f f
Where:
bbbb Counter for PPP HDLC FCS failures
dddd Negotiated PPP Maximum Receive Unit Value
ffff Negotiated PPP Maximum Transmit Unit Value
HELP display:
HDLC_FCSfail
MRU MTU
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Status:aa
bbbbb ccccc
ddddd eeeee
CtxCount:ff
Where:
aa Status of the system:
G if GSM
GP if attached to GSM and PDP context created
U if UMTS
UP if attached to UMTS and PDP context created
empty if not attached.
bbbbb Counter for SMS signalling service requests
ccccc Counter for data service requests
ddddd Counter for GSM service requests
eeeee Counter for inter-system handovers
ff Number of active PDP contexts, value range 0 - 10
HELP display:
SystemStatus
SMS Data
GSM IntHO
ContextCount
CIDaa SAPIbb
NSAPIcc RBdd
eee f gh iii
.jjj.kkk.lll
Where:
INPUT Context identifier (CID), range 0 - 10
aa CID of the PDP context, range 0 - 10
bb NSAPI of the PDP context, range 5 - 15
cc The radio bearer ID of the PDP context, range 5 - 32
dd SAPI of the PDP context: 1,3,5,7,9 or 11
eee The packet flow ID of the PDP context, range 0 - 127
f Radio priority level of the corresponding NSAPI, range 1 - 4
g Header compression to be used:
V - Van Jacobsen (RFC1144)
D - Degermark (RFC2507)
R - RoHC (RFC3095)
otherwise 'x' is shown
h Data compression to be used:
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2 - V.42bis
4 - V.44
otherwise 'x' is shown
iii First byte of the PDP address in IPv4 format. If IPv6 is used 'xxx' is shown.
jjj Second byte of the PDP address in IPv4 format. If IPv6 is used 'xxx' is shown.
kkk Third byte of the PDP address in IPv4 format. If IPv6 is used 'xxx' is shown.
lll Last byte of the PDP address in IPv4 format. If IPv6 is used 'xxx' is shown.
HELP display:
CID SAPI
NSAPI RBId
Pfi R Compr
IPv4-address
aa b c d eee
f g hhh i i i
j kk lll mmm
n o p q rr
Where:
INPUT Context identifier (CID), range 0 - 10
aa CID of the PDP context, range 0 - 10
b The traffic class, range 1 - 4
c The delivery of the erroneous SDUs, range 1 - 3
d The delivery order, range 1 - 2
eee Maximum SDU size, range 1 - 153
f The residual Bit Error Rate (BER), range 1 - 9
g The SDU error ratio, range 1 - 7
hhh Maximum bit rate for uplink, range 1 - 254
iii Maximum bit rate for downlink, range 1 - 254
j The traffic handling priority, range 1 - 3
kk The transfer delay, range 1 - 62
lll Guaranteed bit rate for uplink, range 1 - 254
mmm Guaranteed bit rate for downlink, range 1 - 254
n The negotiated reliability class, range 1 - 5
o The negotiated delay class, range 1 - 4
p The negotiated precedence class, range 1 - 3
q The negotiated peak throughput, range 1 - 9
rr The negotiated mean throughput, range 1 - 31
HELP display:
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CID QoS99...
...QoS99
QoS97
aa b c ddddd
eeeee fffff
ggggg hhhhh
iiiii jjjjj
Where:
INPUT Context identifier (CID), range 0 - 10
aa The radio bearer ID of the PDP context, range 5 - 32
b Indicates the presence of the PDCP PDU header, range 0 - 1
c Indicates whether the lossless SRNS relocation is supported, range 0 - 1
ddddd Maximum window size, 0 - 65535
eeeee Number of discarded PDUs in reception
fffff Number of discarded PDUs in transmission
ggggg Number of PDUs received with sequence number
hhhhh Number of PDUs sent with sequence number
iiiii Total number of received PDUs
jjjjj Total number of sent PDUs
HELP display:
RB H L MaxWS
RxDis TxDis
RxSeq TxSeq
RxPDU TxPDU
Where:
INPUT Context identifier (CID), range 0 - 10
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aa bbbbb
ccc ddddd
e fff ggggg
hhhhh iiiii
HELP display:
CID MaxPer
MaxTi MaxHdr
E TCP NonTCP
TxCtx RxCtx
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5. WCDMA L1 displays (group 41)
The displays in this group show CDSP specific information.
Where:
aaa Initial transmission power, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
bbb Po parameter, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
ccc Pp_m parameter, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
ddd Base sfn for transmission start timing in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xFFF.
ee First used access slot in decimal format. Value range 0 - 59.
fff Subchannel mask in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xFFF.
g Message length. Value 10 ms or 20 ms.
hhhh Available signatures selection mask in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xFFFF.
iiii Signature selection random seed in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xFFFF.
j Control channel gain in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xF.
k Data channel gain in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xF.
lll Preamble transmission count in hexadecimal format. Value range 0x0 - 0xFFF.
m Message transmission result, values:
0: Message transmitted.
1: Message transmission denied.
2: Message not transmitted.
n Data channel spreading factor, values:
0: SF256
1: SF128
2: SF64
3: SF32.
ooo Message transmission power, unit dBm.
Value range -99 - +99.
HELP display:
Ipow P_0 Ppm
SFN As Sub T
SigM SigR CD
Pre M S Mpow
aaa bbb
ccc efghi
jk lm nnnn
ooooo ppppp
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Where:
aaa
Minimum TX power during the display update period, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
bbb Maximum TX power during the display update period, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
ccc Current TX power at display update time, unit dBm. Value range -99 - +99.
e Current power control algorithm type:
0: Power control algorithm 1
1: Power control algorithm 2
f Current power control step size, unit dB. Value range 1 ... 2.
g Current SSDT state, values:
0: Not active
1: Active.
h TX closed loop diversity state, values:
0: Not active
1: Closed loop mode 1
2: Closed loop mode 2
i DPCCH frame format, value range 0 -5.
j Compressed mode used during display update period, values:
0: No compressed mode
1: Compressed mode active
k Out of sync state visited during display update period, values:
0: No out of sync
1: Out of sync active
l Minimum PhCh bit rate used in the uplink frames during display update period. Value range 0 - 11, shown as hexadecimal
number.
Value coding is as follows:
Range 0 - 6: 2l * 150
Range 7 - 11: (l - 5) * 9600
m Maximum PhCh bit rate used in the uplink frames during display update period. Value range is 0 - 11, shown as
hexadecimal number.
Value coding is as follows:
Range 0 - 6: 2m * 150
Range 7 - 11: (m - 5) * 9600
nnnn Average PhCH frame bit rate during display update period. Value range 0 - 65535.
ooooo Amount of received "increase power" uplink power control commands during display update period.
Value range 0 - 99999.
ppppp Amount of received "decrease power" uplink power control commands during display update period.
Value range 0 - 99999.
HELP display:
Minp Maxp
Curp ADSCF
GO DD Fdat
Ul+ Ul-
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Where:
aaaa Minimum target SIR value during display update period. Unit is dBm * 10.
bbbb Maximum target SIR value during display update period. Unit is dBm * 10.
cccc Current target SIR at display update time. Unit is dBm * 10.
ddddd Amount of sent "increase power" downlink power control commands during display update period.
eeeee Amount of sent "decrease power" downlink power control commands during display update period.
HELP display:
MinSIR
MaxSIR
CurSIR
Dl+ Dl-
aa
bb cc dd
ee
ff gg hh
Where:
aa Number of cells in the active set.
bb Number of cells in intra-frequency monitored set.
cc Number of cells in Inter 1 frequency monitored set.
dd Number of cells in Inter 2 frequency monitored set.
ee Number of cells in detected set.
ff Number of cells in Intra frequency neighbour list that are undetected.
gg Number of cells in Inter 1 frequency neighbour list that are undetected.
hh Number of cells in Inter 2 frequency neighbour list that are undetected.
HELP display:
AH
MH M1 M2
DH
UH U1 U2
aaaaa eee i
bbbbb fff j
ccccc ggg k
ddddd hhh l
Where:
aaaaa Cell 1 frequency code, center frequency is value / 5.
bbbbb Cell 2 frequency code, center frequency is value / 5.
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ccccc Cell 3 frequency code, center frequency is value / 5.
ddddd Cell 4 frequency code, center frequency is value / 5.
eee Cell 1 BS ID
fff Cell 2 BS ID
ggg Cell 3 BS ID
hhh Cell 4 BS ID
i FDD = "W", GSM = "G"
j FDD = "W", GSM = "G"
k FDD = "W", GSM = "G"
l FDD = "W", GSM = "G"
HELP display:
FREQ1 BS1 S
FREQ2 BS2 S
FREQ3 BS3 S
FREQ4 BS4 S
aaaaa dddd
bbbbb eeee
ccccc ffff
Where:
aaaaaa Frequency code of home cell, center frequency is value / 5.
bbbbb Frequency code of measured frequency 1, center frequency is value / 5.
ccccc Frequency code of measured frequency 2, center frequency is value / 5.
dddd INTRA RSSI * -10
eeee INTER1 RSSI * -10
ffff INTER2 RSSI * -10
HELP display:
INTRA RSSI
INTR1 RSSI
INTR2 RSSI
abbbccdeeeff
ghhhiijkkkll
mnnnoopqqqrr
stttuuvxxxyy
Where:
a BS status, values:
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a: Active set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
m: Monitored set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
d: Detected set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
u: Undetected, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
n: Not listed or detected, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
A: Active set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
M: Monitored set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
D: Detected set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
U: Undetected, STTD active on PCCPCH.
N: Not listed or detected, STTD active on PCCPCH.
bbb BS ID on INTRA
cc Cell Ec/No * -1
d BS status
eee BS ID on INTRA
ff Cell Ec/No * -1
g BS status
hhh BS ID on INTRA
ii Cell Ec/No * -1
j BS status
kkk BS ID on INTRA
ll Cell Ec/No * -1
m BS status
nnn BS ID on INTRA
oo Cell Ec/No * -1
p BS status
qqq BS ID on INTRA
rr Cell Ec/No * -1
s BS status
ttt BS ID on INTRA
uu Cell Ec/No * -1
v BS status
xxx BS ID on INTRA
yy Cell Ec/No * -1
HELP display:
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
Displays 4114 and 4115: FDD inter frequencies 1 and 2 neighbour summary
These two displays show the status of the eight best ranked neighbour cells on the inter frequencies 1 and 2. Display 14 shows the inter
frequency 1 summary and display 15 the inter frequency 2 summary.
abbbccdeeeff
ghhhiijkkkll
mnnnoopqqqrr
stttuuvxxxyy
Where:
a BS status, values:
a: Active set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
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m: Monitored set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
d: Detected set, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
u: Undetected, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
n: Not listed or detected, STTD not active on PCCPCH.
A: Active set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
M: Monitored set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
D: Detected set, STTD active on PCCPCH.
U: Undetected, STTD active on PCCPCH.
N: Not listed or detected, STTD active on PCCPCH.
bbb BS ID on INTERx
cc Cell Ec/No * -1
d BS status
eee BS ID on INTERx
ff Cell Ec/No * -1
g BS status
hhh BS ID on INTERx
ii Cell Ec/No * -1
j BS status
kkk BS ID on INTERx
ll Cell Ec/No * -1
m BS status
nnn BS ID on INTERx
oo Cell Ec/No * -1
p BS status
qqq BS ID on INTERx
rr Cell Ec/No * -1
s BS status
ttt BS ID on INTERx
uu Cell Ec/No * -1
v BS status
xxx BS ID on INTERx
yy Cell Ec/No * -1
where x denotes the number of the inter frequence, x=1 in display 14 and x=2 in display 15.
HELP display:
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
SBs1EcSBs2Ec
aaaa eeee i
bbbb ffff j
cccc gggg k
dddd hhhh l
Where:
aaaa GSM Cell 1 frequency code
bbbb GSM Cell 2 frequency code
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cccc GSM Cell 3 frequency code
dddd GSM Cell 4 frequency code
eeee Cell 1 RSSI *-10
ffff Cell 2 RSSI *-10
gggg Cell 3 RSSI *-10
hhhh Cell 4 RSSI *-10
i Cell 1 verified status: V = Verified, N = Not verified
j Cell 2 verified status: V = Verified, N = Not verified
k Cell 3 verified status: V = Verified, N = Not verified
l Cell 4 verified status: V = Verified, N = Not verified
HELP display:
GSM1 RSSI V
GSM2 RSSI V
GSM3 RSSI V
GSM4 RSSI V
aaaaa bbbb
ccc dd e f g
hhhhh i
jjj kkkk
Where:
INPUT Format xxxxxyyy, where
xxxxx: Frequency code (decimal)
yyy: BSID (decimal)
aaaaa Frequency code
bbbb RSSI * -10
ccc BS ID
dd Cell ranking order
e BS status, values:
A: Active set
M: Monitored set
D: Detected set
U: Undetected
N: Not listed or detected
f Cell syncronization status, values:
N: Not syncronized
S: Syncronized
D: SFN Decoded
g Cell tx diversity status, values:
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-: STTD not used on PCCPCH
S: STTD used on PCCPCH.
hhhhh Cell frame timing in relation to WCDMA system clock
i SCPICH measurement status, values:
-: SCPICH not used
S: SCPICH used
jjj EcNo * -10
kkkk RSCP * -10
HELP display:
Freq RSSI
Bs RO S D T
Time SCPICH
EcNO RSCP
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6. UMTS protocol displays
Display 4601: RRC Global Status
This display shows the Global RRC status.
aaaaaaaaa
Dom CS:b PS:c
dddddddddddd
Cip CS:e PS:f
Where:
aaaaaaaaa RRC Global State OOZ, idle-pch, cell-dch, cell-fach, cell-pch, ura-pch.
HELP display:
RRCGlobalSt
Domain Rel/
drop cause
Ciph on/off
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RCSt - RRC Connection Setup (C - Complete)
RFI - RRC Failure Info
RS - RRC Status
SecM - Security Mode Command (C - Complete, F - Failure)
SgCR - Signalling Connection Release (I - Indication)
SICI - System Information Change Indication
TCRc - Transport Channel Reconfiguration (C - Complete, F - Failure)
TFCC - Transport Format Combination Control (F - Failure)
UECEq - UE Capability Enquiry
UECI - UE Capability Information (C - Confirm)
UPCC - Uplink Physical Channel Control
UraU - URA Update (C - Confirm)
UMI - UTRAN Mobility Information (C - Confirm, F - Failure)
aaaaa eeeee
bbbbb fffff
ccccc ggggg
ddddd hhhhh
Where:
HELP display:
MSC Showing
Last 7 Msgs
Oldest Msg
Is Blanked
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Display 4603: RNTI Values
This display shows the current RNTI values.
RNTI Values
USRNCID aaa
USRNTI bbbbb
C-RNTI cccc
Where:
HELP display:
RNTI Values
USRNCID
USRNTI
C-RNTI
UEA0 Cipher:
aaaaaaaa
UEA1 Cipher:
bbbbbbbb
Where:
HELP display:
NoCipher -0
UEA0 -1
UEA1 -2
UEA0&UEA1 -3
PLMN: aaaaaa
bbbbbb cccccc
Freq: ddddd
Scram: eee
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Where:
bbbbbb Type of search used to find PLMN: nonini, init, candid, allcel, emerge, PLMN.
HELP display:
PLMN Number
SrchTyp Trig
Frequency
ScrambleCode
BtsCarierlck
Freq aaaaa
Scra bbbbb
Where:
HELP display:
BtsCarierlck
URAFCH : 5 dig
pScram : 5 dig
Reset
All
Counters
Where:
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HELP display:
Input: Reset
Counters
Reset 1
Quit 0
Where:
HELP display:
RLF HOFU RLC
ABR NORM S7F
CONF 300 CRT
302 OOS Uns
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4609: L1 State
This display shows the L1 State.
PCCPCH: a
SCCPCH: b
RACH : c
DPCH: d
Where:
a PCCPCH State
b SCCPCH State
c RACH State
d DPCH State
HELP display:
PCCPCH on/off
SCCPCH on/off
RACH on/off
DPCH on/off
aaaaa bbbbb
ccccc ddddd
eeeee fffff
ggggg hhhhh
Where:
HELP display:
Resel: Idle
Connected
UMTS->GSM
GSM->UMTS
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4611: Radio Access Bearer Information
This display shows Radio Access Bearers currently set up.
Where:
Help display:
Current RABs
ANd Domain
Current SRBs
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4612: Radio Bearer Information
This executive display takes an input RAB id and shows all the associated Radio Bearers.
Where:
Help display:
Input
RABid P/C
P/C:1/0 RBs
associated
RB ID: aa
Domain: bbbbb
Re-Est: ccccc
Status: ddddd
Where:
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ddddd RB Status: Start, Stop.
HELP display:
Input RBid
Domain
Re-est Timer
Status
St Chg Count
aaaaa bbbbb
ccccc ddddd
eeeee f f f f f
Where:
HELP display:
St Chg Count
D->F F->D
F->CP F->UP
D->CP D->UP
TimerCounter
aaa bbb ccc
ddd eee f f f
ggg hhh i i i
Where:
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eee T304 timeout counter
HELP display:
TimerCounter
300I312I 301
302 304 305
307 308 309
TimerCounter
aaa bbb ccc
ddd eee f f f
ggg hhh
Where:
HELP display:
TimerCounter
310 311 312
313 314 315
316 317
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Display 4704: Peer Message Count - screen 1
This display shows the Count for Peer Messages.
Where:
HELP display:
MIB PMIB S1
S2 S3 PS3
S4 PS4 S5
S6 S7 S8
Where:
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eee SIB13 Message Count
HELP display:
S9 S10 S11
S12 S13 S14
S15 S16 S17
S18
aaa bbb
ccc ddd
eee fff
ggg hhh
Where:
HELP display:
RCReq RCRej
RCSt RCStC
RCRl RCRlC
Page1 Page2
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4707: Peer Message Count - screen 4
This display shows the Count for Peer Messages.
Where:
HELP display:
RBSt / ComFail
RBRC / ComFail
RBRL / ComFail
TCR / ComFail
Where:
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
eee Active Set Update Complete Message Count
HELP display:
PCRc / ComFail
ASUP / ComFail
HOTU / ComFail
HOFU / ComFail
Where:
HELP display:
CU CNF CTCK
IDT DDT UDT
MEC MCF MERP
SECM / ComFail
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 4710: Peer Message Count - screen 7
This display shows the Count for Peer Messages.
Where:
HELP display:
SgCR / IndUECE
URAU / cnfRRCS
UTMI / cnfFail
CCOFU / CCOFUF
Radio
Bearer: aa
SAP : bbbb
Mode : cc *
Where:
aa AM radio bearer for which data is to be displayed. It is uint8 data.nIt can be 1 - 32.
bbbb RLC SAP user for selected radio bearer. It is string data.nIt can be RRC or PDCP.
cc RLC mode for selected radio bearer. It is string data. It can be AM or UM.
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HELP display:
Use to set
AM bearer
for display
AM Flow Ctrl
UL Flow aaa
DL Flow bbb
Where:
HELP display:
AM Flow Ctrl
Status
OFF/ON
Ciphering
StrtCS aaaaaa
StrtPS bbbbbb
Dom: ccccccc
Where:
HELP display:
Ciphering
StartCS
StartPS
Domain
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 5321: Security information - integrity
This display shows security information for integrity.
Integrity
Dom: aaaaaaa
Dis: bbbbb
Where:
HELP display:
Integrity
Domain
Discard Msg
SrchCt aaaaa
bbbbbbcccccc
ddddddeeeeee
f f f f f f gggggg
Where:
HELP display:
Search count
PLMN Status
PLMN Status
PLMN Status
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 5329: Cell Selection - screen
This display shows the current barred list.
bbbbb ccc
eeeee fff
hhhhh iii
kkkkk lll
Where:
HELP display:
Barred List
Frq Scd
Frq Scd
Frq Scd
Total: aaaaa
Msg: b ccccc
Msg: d eeeee
Msg: f ggggg
Where:
b Failed Transaction ID
d Failed Transaction ID
f Failed Transaction ID
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
HELP display:
Discarded
Messages due
to failed
Transact IDs
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
dddddddddddd
Where:
HELP display:
Latest
Protocol
Failure
Reason
MIB: a S1: b
S2: c S3: d
S4: e S5: f
S6: g S7: h
Where:
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h SIB7 Validity - Storage Indication 1/0.
HELP display:
SIB Validity
1 for valid
0 for
invalid
S8: a S9: b
S10: c S11: d
S12: e S13: f
S14: g S15: h
Where:
HELP display:
SIB Validity
1 for valid
0 for
invalid
S16: a S17: b
S18: c SB1: d
SB2: e
Where:
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c SIB18 Validity - Storage Indication 1/0.
HELP display:
SIB Validity
1 for valid
0 for
invalid
abcd :
efgh :
ijkl :
mnop :
Where:
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HELP display:
Cell Access
Class
0 Barred
1 NotBarred
abcd :
efgh :
ijkl :
mnop :
Where:
a UE Access Class
b UE Access Class
c UE Access Class
d UE Access Class
e UE Access Class
f UE Access Class
g UE Access Class
h UE Access Class
i UE Access Class
j UE Access Class
k UE Access Class
l UE Access Class
m UE Access Class
n UE Access Class
o UE Access Class
p UE Access Class
HELP display:
UE Access
Class
1-Allocated
0-NotAllocat
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 5345: Equivalent PLMN List
This screen shows the Equivalent PLMNs.
Where:
HELP display:
No Eqv PLMN
PLMN PLMN
PLMN PLMN
PLMN PLMN
RepSIB7 Proc
aaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
Where:
aaaaaaaa Support flag to show whether repetitive SIB7 reception procedure is ENABLED or DISABLED.
HELP display:
Repetitive
SIB7 Rx
Procedure
1:On 0:Off
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 5351: PLMN Search Procedure Mode
This executive display is used to set the PLMN search mode support.
PlmnSrchMode
aaaaaaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
Where:
aaaaaaaaaaaa Support mode to set PLMN search mode to off, support 3G PLMN searches only or 3G and 2G PLMN searches.
HELP display:
PLMN Search
Mode
0: Off 1: 3G
2: 2G & 3G
VAS Measure
aaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
Where:
aaaaaaaa Support flag to show whether inter-frequency mobility on idle is ENABLED or DISABLED.
HELP display:
Virtual
active set
measurement
1:On 0:Off
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Display 5363: WCDMA to GSM FTD Switching
This executive display is used to ENABLE or DISABLE WCDMA to GSM FTD Switching.
WG FTD Switc
aaaaaaaa
bbbbbbbb
cccccccccccc
Where:
aaaaaaaa Support flag to show whether WCDMA TO GSM FTD switching is ENABLED or DISABLED.
HELP display:
WCDMA -> GSM
FTD
SWITCHING
1:On 0:Off
3GPP NON
COMPLIANT:
aaaaaaaa
Where:
aaaaaaaa Support flag to show whether 3GPP NON COMPLIANT switching is ENABLED or DISABLED.
HELP display:
3GPP NON
COMPLIANT:
1:On 0:Off
SIB Decode
Error Cell
Discard:
aaaaaaaa
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Where:
aaaaaaaa Support flag to show whether Sib decode failure cell discard flag is ENABLED or DISABLED.
HELP display:
Cell Discard
On SIB
Decode Error
1:On 0:Off
MaxPDU Size:
aaaaaaa
DiscTimeout:
bbbb
Where:
aaaaaaa UM Max PDU size. It is uint32 data displayed as 7 decimal digits. It can be 0 - 4294967295 but displayed as 0 - 9999999.
bbbb UM Timer_Discard duration. It is uint32 data displayed as 7 decimal digits. It can be 100, 250, 500, 750, 1000, 1250, 1500,
1750, 2000, 2500, 3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, or 7500.
HELP display:
Max UM PDU
Size
SDU discrd
Timeout mS
Um State
Variables
VT(US) aaa
VR(US) bbb
Where:
aaa UM VT(US) state variable. It is int16 data displayed as 3 decimal digits. It can be 0 - 127.
bbb UM VR(US) state variable. It is int16 data displayed as 3 decimal digits. It can be 0 - 127.
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HELP display:
Um State
Variables
VT(US)
VR(US)
Ciph Info:
UL HFN aaaaa
DL HFN bbbbb
Alg cccc
Where:
aaaaa Uplink HFN. It is uint32 data displayed as 5 hexadecimal digits. It can be 0 - FFFFF.
bbbbb Downlink HFN. It is uint32 data displayed as 5 hexadecimal digits. It can be 0 - FFFFF.
HELP display:
Ciph Info:
Uplink HFN
Downlink HFN
Algorithm
UL Status a
DL Status b
UL Up Pend c
DL Up Pend d
Where:
a Uplink ciphering status. It is string data to indicate boolean value; True or False. It can be T or F.
b Downlink ciphering status. It is string data to indicate boolean value; True or False. It can be T or F.
c Uplink ciphering update pending status. It is string data to indicate boolean value; True or False. It can be T or F.
d Downlink ciphering update pending status. It is string data to indicate boolean value; True or False. It can be T or F.
HELP display:
Ciph Status
Up/Down link
Update Pend
Up/Down link
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7. Multimode protocol displays (group 81)
Display 8101: Force protocol
In this executive display you can select the network protocol you want to use. Possible values: 0 - Dual system, 1 - GSM only, 2- WCDMA
only.
To select the network protocol:
1 In idle mode, press Menu.
2 Scroll in the menu main loop to the Net monitor item and press Select.
3 Key in 8101 at the Group/display: prompt and press OK.
4 When the test input prompt is shown, key in the Force Protocol status code (see the table below) and press OK.
Forced Mode:
a
Where:
HELP display:
Use menu to
disable or
enable force
protocol
Integrity
Protection:
aaa
Where:
HELP display:
Use menu to
toggle int.
protection
mode on/off
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some features may not function in the way described in this guide.
Appendix
System Rx Tx
System Rx Tx
Channel
Rx Tx
Number
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