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NodeB Carrier Management Feature

Parameter Description
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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description Contents
Contents
1 About This Document..................................................................................................................1

1.1 Scope..............................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Intended Audience..........................................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Change History...............................................................................................................................................................1
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types.......................................................................................................................2
2 Overview.........................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Sectors............................................................................................................................................................................3
2.1.1 Basic Concepts Related to Sectors..............................................................................................................................3
2.1.2 RF Resources...............................................................................................................................................................3
2.1.3 Sector Antennas and Sector Equipment......................................................................................................................4
2.2 Cells................................................................................................................................................................................5
2.2.1 Basic Concepts Related to Cells..................................................................................................................................5
2.2.2 Cell Sector Equipment.................................................................................................................................................6
2.2.3 Local Cell Types..........................................................................................................................................................6
3 Related Features...........................................................................................................................10
4 Engineering Guidelines.............................................................................................................11
4.1 When to Use NodeB Carrier Management...................................................................................................................11
4.2 Required Information...................................................................................................................................................11
4.3 Planning........................................................................................................................................................................11
4.4 Deployment..................................................................................................................................................................11
4.4.1 Procedure for Configuring Carriers...........................................................................................................................11
4.4.2 Data Preparation........................................................................................................................................................12
4.4.3 Precautions.................................................................................................................................................................60
4.4.4 Activation..................................................................................................................................................................60
4.4.5 Activation Observation..............................................................................................................................................61
5 Parameters.....................................................................................................................................62
6 Counters........................................................................................................................................77
7 Glossary.........................................................................................................................................78
8 Reference Documents.................................................................................................................79
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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes NodeB Carrier Management, including its technical principles, related
features, network impact, and engineering guidelines.
Any managed objects (MOs), parameters, alarms, or counters described herein correspond to
the software release delivered with this document. Any future updates will be described in the
product documentation delivered with future software releases.
This document applies to macro base stations (BTS3900, BTS3900L, BTS3900A, BTS3900AL,
BTS3900C, and DBS3900) and LampSite base stations.
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
RAN17.1 02 (2015-05-08)
Compared with issue 01 (2015-03-23) of RAN17.1, 02 (2015-05-28) of RAN17.1 includes the
following changes.
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Change Type Change Description Parameter Change
Feature change None. None
Editorial change Add Scenario 16: Inter-system Cell with None

Two RRUs Interconnected1.
RAN17.1 01 (2015-03-23)
Compared with issue Draft A (2014-12-15) of RAN17.1, 01 (2015-03-23) of RAN17.1 includes
the following changes.
Editorial change None. None
RAN17.1 Draft A (2014-12-15)

Compared with issue 03 (2014-07-30) of RAN16.0, Draft A (2014-12-15) of RAN17.1 includes
the following changes.
Editorial change Modified the number of None

ULoCellSectorEqm MOs can be created for
a multi-RRU cell with independent
demodulation..
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

The features described in this document are implemented in the same way on macro base stations
and LampSite base stations.

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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
2.1 Sectors
2.1.1 Basic Concepts Related to Sectors

A sector is a geographical sub-area of a cell covered by radio signals. Each sector uses one or
multiple radio carriers to achieve radio coverage, with each radio carrier working on a specific
frequency. Sectors and carriers form a cell (the minimum service unit) to serve UEs.
Sectors are classified into omnidirectional and directional sectors. An omnidirectional sector
covers a circular area of 360 degrees with an omnidirectional antenna at the center. A directional
sector uses directional antennas for coverage. For example, if a cell consists of three sectors,
each directional antenna covers 120 degrees. If a cell consists of six sectors, each directional
antenna covers 60 degrees. The areas covered by adjacent sectors overlap each other because
the actual azimuth of each sector is slightly larger than 60 or 120 degrees.
For a co-MPT base station, if services of different modes are carried on the same TX channel,
you are advised to configure the same Sector MO for these modes.
2.1.2 RF Resources
Figure 2-1 shows the mapping between sectors and radio frequency (RF) resources. As shown
in the figure, one sector corresponds to one or more RF modules and one RF module provides
two or more antenna channels. Two antenna channels can work in receive diversity mode, and
at least one channel functions as the TX channel.

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Figure 2-1 Mapping between sectors and RF resources
2.1.3 Sector Antennas and Sector Equipment
Sector Antennas
The SectorAntennaRef MO defines the slot ID of the RF module corresponding to a sector
antenna and the antenna channel ID. In this manner, the MO is associated with physical RF

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resources. Each RF channel on an RF module corresponds to one sector antenna, and one sector
antenna belongs to only one sector.
Sector Equipment
The SectorEqm MO defines antenna channels and their working modes in a sector. An antenna
channel can work in Tx mode, Rx mode, or Tx/Rx mode, or serve as the master or slave channel.
A sector can be equipped with multiple pieces of sector equipment.
For a co-MPT base station, if services of different modes are carried on the same TX channel,
you are advised to configure the SectorEqm MO by mode.
Generally, one set of sector equipment is configured with the TX and RX channels of the same
RRU, such as 2R cells and multi-RRU cells. In some scenarios, one set of sector equipment can
be configured with the TX and RX channels of two RRUs, such as 4R cells with two 1T2R RRUs
or cells with RF interconnection. If the antennas for multiple RF units are configured on one set
of sector equipment, these RF units must have the same model.
2.2 Cells
2.2.1 Basic Concepts Related to Cells
A cell is a coverage area that provides radio communication services for users. All cells provide
coverage for an entire radio network. If each cell of a NodeB corresponds to only one sector,
the number of cells supported by the NodeB is calculated using the following formula:
Number of cells supported by a NodeB = Number of sectors x Number of carriers in a sector
Figure 2-2 shows a typical 3x2 configuration. As shown in this figure, three sectors (sectors 0
to 2) cover a circular area and each sector uses two carriers. Therefore, there are a total of six
cells.
Figure 2-2 Typical 3x2 configuration

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A cell is not equivalent to an RF coverage area or sector. Figure 2-3 shows the mapping between
cells and RF coverage areas. Cell coverage is classified into overlapping coverage and separate
coverage by the mapping between cells and RF coverage areas.
Overlapping coverage means that one cell has only one sector and therefore the cell and the
sector have the same coverage area.
Separate coverage means that one cell has more than one sector to reduce inter-cell handovers.
This type of cells is called multi-sector cells. There are various types of multi-sector cells, such
as 0.5/0.5 cells, distributed cells, and multi-RRU cells with independent demodulation.
Figure 2-3 Mapping between cells and RF coverage areas
2.2.2 Cell Sector Equipment

The ULoCellSectorEqm MO defines sector equipment used in a cell and the serving capabilities
of the sector equipment. One piece of sector equipment can serve one or multiple cells in different
manners at the same time, for example, transmitting signals with different maximum power
values.
2.2.3 Local Cell Types

The ULoCell MO defines cell categories by the coverage type, such as normal cells, 0.5/0.5
cells, multi-RRU cells with independent demodulation, cells with digital combination and
division and Mixed-Multi-RRU Cells. Cell categories cannot be changed.
Normal Cells
Normal cells refer to single-sector cells, as shown in Figure 2-4.

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Figure 2-4 Normal cells
0.5/0.5 Cells
Figure 2-5 shows 0.5/0.5 cells. 0.5/0.5 cells refer to two-sector cells, and the same radio signals
are transmitted within these two sectors. 0.5/0.5 cells can be further classified depending on
whether these two sectors cover the same geographic area. If these two sectors cover the same
geographic area, the maximum transmit power in either sector is half the maximum transmit
power of the local cell. If these two sectors cover different geographic areas, the maximum
transmit power in either sector is equivalent to the maximum transmit power of the local cell.
Figure 2-5 0.5/0.5 cells
Multi-RRU Cells with Independent Demodulation

Figure 2-6 shows a multi-RRU cell with independent demodulation. A multi-RRU cell with
independent demodulation has more than two sectors, and the coverage areas of these sectors
do not overlap with each other. Since the signals from each RRU are demodulated independently,
the coverage area of each RRU is equivalent to the coverage area of a normal cell from the
baseband equipment standpoint.

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Figure 2-6 Multi-RRU cell with independent demodulation
Cells with Digital Combination and Division

Figure 2-7 shows a cell with digital combination and division. Similar to a multi-RRU cell with
independent demodulation, a cell with digital combination and division also has more than two
sectors, and the coverage areas of these sectors do not overlap with each other. However, the
cell with digital combination and division has a higher ground noise and less high performance
when compared with a multi-RRU cell. This type of cell also has an advantage that it occupies
much less baseband resources when it is configured with the same number of RRUs as a multi-
RRU cell, because the baseband unit (BBU) combines signals from all sectors into one RF
channel.
Figure 2-7 Cell with digital combination and division
Mixed-Multi-RRU Cells
Mixed-multi-RRU cells are specific to the LampSite solution and mainly used for indoor
coverage. A mixed-multi-RRU cell consists of the BBU, RHUB, and pRRU. Each pRRU covers
a geographical area. Multiple (up to 16) pRRUs form a sector equipment group and multiple (up
to six) sector equipment groups form a logical cell. A mixed-multi-RRU cell allows coexistence
between independent demodulation of RF signals and digital combination and division. For such
coexistence in a mixed-multi-RRU cell, uplink digital combination is implemented within a
sector equipment group and independent demodulation of RF signals is implemented between
sector equipment groups.

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Figure 2-8 Mixed-Multi-RRU Cells

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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 3 Related Features
3 Related Features
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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 4 Engineering Guidelines
4 Engineering Guidelines
4.1 When to Use NodeB Carrier Management

When deploying NodeB services, configure carriers by configuring local cells.
Configure RF equipment, the NodeBFUNCTION MO, and the IUBCP MO before configuring
carriers.
4.2 Required Information

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4.3 Planning
N/A
4.4 Deployment
4.4.1 Procedure for Configuring Carriers

Figure 4-1 shows the procedure for configuring carriers.
For details about data preparation for creating uplink and downlink baseband equipment, see
NodeB Baseband Resource Management.

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Figure 4-1 Procedure for configuring carriers
4.4.2 Data Preparation
Generic Data Preparation

This section describes the generic data obtained from either the peer end of the network or
operators before the NodeB Carrier Management feature is deployed.

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Parameters Related to the Location MO (Optional)

Parameter Name Parameter ID Setting Notes Data
Source
Location Id LOCATIONID Set this parameter uniquely at Network

the base station level. It is a plan
good practice to set it uniquely
on the entire network.
Location Name LOCATIONNAME Set this parameter uniquely on Network

the entire network. plan
Parameters Related to the Sector MO

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Location Name LOCATIONNAME This parameter indicates the Network

location of a sector. plan
Sector ID SECTORID Set this parameter uniquely at Network

the site level. plan
Sector Name SECNAME None Network

plan
Sector Antenna SECTORANTENN This parameter indicates Network

A information about a sector plan
antenna, which is represented
by the SectorAntennaRef
MO.
Parameters Related to the SectorAntennaRef MO

Source
Cabinet No. CN This parameter indicates the Network

number of the cabinet that plan
houses the RF module for an
antenna channel.
Subrack No. SRN This parameter indicates the Network

number of the subrack that plan
houses the RF module for an
antenna channel.

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Slot No. SN This parameter indicates the Network

number of the slot that houses plan
the RF module for an antenna
channel.
Antenna Channel ANTN This parameter indicates the Network

No. number of an antenna channel plan
on the RF module.
Parameters Related to the SectorEqm MO

Source
Sector Equipment ID SECTOREQMID None Network

plan
Sector ID SECTORID This parameter indicates the Network

ID of a sector. plan
Sector Equipment SECTOREQMANT This parameter indicates Network

Antenna ENNA information about a sector plan
equipment antenna, which is
represented by the
SectorEqmAntennaRef MO.
Parameters Related to the SectorEqmAntennaRef MO

Source
Cabinet No. CN None Network

plan
Subrack No. SRN None Network

plan
Slot No. SN None Network

plan
Antenna Channel ANTN None Network

No. plan

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Parameters Related to the ULoCell MO

Source
Local Cell ID ULOCELLID None Network

plan
Local Cell Radius RADIUS None Network

plan
Local Cell Inner HORAD None Network

Handover Radius plan
UL Frequency ULFREQ None Network

Channel Number plan
DL Frequency DLFREQ None Network

Channel Number plan
UL Baseband ULBASEBANDEQ None Network

Equipment ID MID plan
DL Baseband DLBASEBANDEQ None Network

Equipment ID MID plan
Max Output Power MAXPWR This parameter setting is not Network

effective for distributed cells. plan
Dl BB Resource DLRESMODE None Network

Allocation Mode plan
High Speed HISPM None Network

Movement Mode plan
Speed Rate SPR None Network

plan
Parameters Related to the ULoCellSectorEqm MO

Source
Local Cell ID ULOCELLID None Network

plan
Scenario-based Data Preparation

This section describes the scenario-based data obtained from either the peer end of the network
or operators before the NodeB Carrier Management feature is deployed.

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Scenario 1: Normal Cell with 1T1R
Figure 4-2 Normal cell with 1T1R

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Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE Set this parameter to Network

Mode RXTX_MODE for a normal plan
cell with 1T1R.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE Set this parameter to Network

Slave Mode MASTER for a normal cell plan
with 1T1R.

Source
Local Cell Type LOCELLTYPE Set this parameter to Network

NORMAL_CELL for a plan
normal cell with 1T1R.
Two Tx Way TTW Set this parameter to FALSE Network

for a normal cell with 1T1R. plan
Support VAM VAM It is a good practice to set this Network

parameter to FALSE for a plan

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Source
Cover Type COVERTYPE This parameter is available Network

only when LOCELLTYPE is plan
set to HALFFREQ_CELL.

Source
Sector Equipment ID SECTOREQMID This parameter indicates the Network

ID of sector equipment used in plan
the local cell. For a normal cell
with 1T1R, only one
ULoCellSectorEqm MO can
be created and associated with
the SectorEqm MO.
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a normal cell with 1T1R, Network
set this parameter to the plan
default value 65535,
indicating that the maximum
transmit power is
automatically adjusted by the
local cell.
Figure 4-3 Normal cell with 1T2R

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Source
Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE Two SectorEqmAntennaRef Network

Mode MOs need to be created for a plan
normal cell with 1T2R. Set this
parameter to RXTX_MODE
for one of the MOs, and set it
to RX_MODE or
RXTX_MODE for the other
MO.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE If both SectorEqmAnten- Network

Slave Mode naRef MOs are configured plan
with ANTTYPE set to
RXTX_MODE for a normal
cell with 1T2R, set this
parameter to MASTER for
one of the MOs only.

Source



Cover Type COVERTYPE This parameter setting is Network

effective only when plan
LOCELLTYPE is set to
HALFFREQ_CELL.

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the local cell. For a normal cell
with 1T2R, only one
the SectorEqm MO.
set this parameter to the default plan
value 65535, indicating that
the maximum transmit power
is automatically adjusted by
the local cell.
Figure 4-4 Normal cell with 2T2R (a single RRU)

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Figure 4-5 Normal cell with 2T2R (double RRUs)

Source

normal cell with 2T2R. Set this
parameter to RXTX_MODE for
both MOs.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE For a normal cell with 2T2R, set Network
Slave Mode this parameter to MASTER for plan
both SectorEqmAntennaRef
MOs.

Source

NORMAL_CELL for a normal plan
cell with 2T2R.
Two Tx Way TTW Set this parameter to TRUE for Network

a normal cell with 2T2R. plan
Support VAM VAM None Network

plan

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Source

HALFFREQ_CELL.

Source
Sector Equipment ID SECTOREQMID This parameter indicates the ID Network

of sector equipment used in the plan
local cell. For a normal cell with
2T2R, only one
the SectorEqm MO.
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a normal cell with 2T2R, set Network
this parameter to the default plan
value 65535, indicating that the
maximum transmit power is
automatically adjusted by the
local cell.
Scenario 4: Multi-RRU Cell with 1T2R (Independent Demodulation)
Figure 4-6 Multi-RRU cell with 1T2R (independent demodulation)

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Source
Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE Two SectorEqmAntennaR- Network

Mode ef MOs need to be created for plan
a multi-RRU cell with 1T2R
(independent demodulation).
Set this parameter to
RXTX_MODE for one of the
MOs and RX_MODE or
MO.

with ANTTYPE set to
RXTX_MODE for a multi-
RRU cell with 1T2R
(independent demodulation),
set this parameter to
MASTER for one of the MOs
only.

Source

MULTIRRU_CELL for a plan
multi-RRU cell with 1T2R

for a multi-RRU cell with plan
1T2R (independent
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Source

the local cell. One to twelve
ULoCellSectorEqm MOs
can be created for a multi-
RRU cell with independent
demodulation.
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a multi-RRU cell with Network

1T2R (independent plan
demodulation), it is a good
practice to set this parameter to
the default value 65535,
transmit power is adjusted by
the local cell. If the default
value is used, the maximum
transmit power of each sector
equipment is equal to the
maximum transmit power of
the local cell.
Scenario 5: Multi-RRU Cell with 1T1R (Independent Demodulation)
Figure 4-7 Multi-RRU cell with 1T1R (independent demodulation)

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Source

Mode RXTX_MODE for a multi- plan
RRU cell with 1T1R
For such a cell, only one
SectorEqmAntennaRef MO
can be created for each
SectorEqm MO.

Slave Mode MASTER for a multi-RRU plan
cell with 1T1R (independent
demodulation).

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1T1R (independent
demodulation).



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demodulation.

1T1R (independent plan
practice to set this parameter
to the default value 65535,
the local cell.
Scenario 6: Multi-RRU Cell with 1T2R+1T1R (Independent Demodulation)
Figure 4-8 Multi-RRU cell with 1T2R+1T1R (independent demodulation)

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Source
Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE For a multi-RRU cell with Network

Mode 1T2R+1T1R (independent plan
demodulation), one or two
SectorEqmAntennaRef
MOs can be created for each
SectorEqm MO. If only one
MO is created, set this
parameter to RXTX_MODE;
if two MOs are created, set this
for one of the MOs and
RX_MODE or
MO.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE If only one SectorEqmAnten- Network

Slave Mode naRef MO is created for the plan
SectorEqm MO, set this
parameter to MASTER.
If two SectorEqmAntennaR-
ef MOs are created for the
SectorEqm MO, set this
parameter to MASTER for the
MO whose ANTTYPE is set
to RXTX_MODE. In the case
that both MOs are configured
with ANTTYPE set to
RXTX_MODE, set this
parameter to MASTER for
only one of the MOs.

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+1T1R (independent
demodulation).

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1T2R+1T1R (independent
demodulation).

+1T1R (independent
demodulation).


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demodulation.

1T2R+1T1R (independent plan
practice to set this parameter
to the default value 65535,
the local cell.

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Scenario 7: Distributed Cell (Digital Combination and Division)
Figure 4-9 Distributed cell

Source

Mode RXTX_MODE for a plan
distributed cell. For such a
cell, only one
can be created for each
SectorEqm MO.

Slave Mode MASTER. plan

Source

DIST_CELL for a distributed plan
cell.

for a distributed cell. plan

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Source

distributed cell.


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the local cell. It is a good
practice to create a maximum
of four ULoCellSectorEqm
MOs for a distributed cell.
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a distributed cell, it is a Network

good practice to set this plan
parameter to the default value
65535, indicating that the
adjusted by the local cell. If the
default value is used, the
percentage of the maximum
equipment to the rated power
of a Tx channel is equal to the
percentage of the local cell.

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Scenario 8: MIMO Cell with 2T2R
Figure 4-10 MIMO cell with 2T2R (a single RRU)
Figure 4-11 MIMO cell with 2T2R (double RRUs)

Source

MIMO cell with 2T2R. Set this
for both SectorEqmAnten-
naRef MOs.

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Source
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE For a MIMO cell with 2T2R, Network

Slave Mode set this parameter to plan
MASTER for both
SectorEqmAntennaRef
MOs.

Source

MIMO cell with 2T2R.
Two Tx Way TTW Set this parameter to TRUE Network

for a MIMO cell with 2T2R. plan

plan


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the local cell. Only one
be created for a MIMO cell
with 2T2R.

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Source
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a MIMO cell with 2T2R, Network
it is a good practice to set this plan
adjusted by the local cell. If the
default value is used, the
each sector equipment is half
that of the local cell.
Scenario 9: MIMO PRIME Cell
Figure 4-12 MIMO PRIME cell (a single RRU)

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Figure 4-13 MIMO PRIME cell (double RRUs)

Source

a cell enabled with MIMO
PRIME. Set this parameter to
RXTX_MODE for both
MOs.

with ANTTYPE set to
RXTX_MODE for a cell
enabled with MIMO PRIME,
MASTER for the two MOs.

Source

NORMAL_CELL for a cell plan
enabled with MIMO PRIME.

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Source

for a cell enabled with MIMO plan
PRIME.
Support VAM VAM Set this parameter to TRUE Network

for a cell enabled with MIMO plan
PRIME.

Parameter Name Parameter ID Setting Notes Data Source
Sector Equipment ID SECTOREQMID This parameter Network plan

indicates the ID of
sector equipment
used in the local cell.
Only one
ULoCellSectorEqm
MO can be created
for a cell enabled
with MIMO PRIME.
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a cell enabled Network plan

with MIMO PRIME,
it is a good practice to
the default value
65535, indicating
that the maximum
transmit power is
adjusted by the local
cell. If the default
value is used, the
maximum transmit
power of each sector
equipment is half that
of the local cell.

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Scenario 10: VAM Cell with 2T2R
Figure 4-14 VAM cell with 2T2R (a single RRU)
Figure 4-15 VAM cell with 2T2R (double RRUs)

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Source

a VAM cell with 2T2R. Set
this parameter to
RXTX_MODE for both
SectorEqmAntennaRef
MOs.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE For a VAM cell with 2T2R, set Network
Slave Mode this parameter to MASTER plan
naRef MOs.

Source

VAM cell with 2T2R.

for a VAM cell with 2T2R. plan
Support VAM VAM Set this parameter to TRUE Network

for a VAM cell with 2T2R. plan

HALFFREQ_CELL.

Source

the local cell. Only one
be created for a VAM cell
with 2T2R.

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Source
Max Output Power MAXPWR For a VAM cell with 2T2R, it Network
is a good practice to set this plan
adjusted by the local cell. If
the default value is used, the
each sector equipment is half
that of the local cell.
Scenario 11: PSP Cell with 2T2R (Non-VAM)
Figure 4-16 PSP cell with 2T2R (a single RRU)

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Figure 4-17 PSP cell with 2T2R (double RRUs)

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a PSP cell with 2T2R. Set this
naRef MOs.
TX Antenna Master/ TXBKPMODE For a PSP cell with 2T2R, set Network
Slave Mode this parameter to MASTER plan
naRef MOs.

Source

NORMAL_CELL for a PSP plan
cell with 2T2R.

for a PSP cell with 2T2R. plan

plan

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Source

HALFFREQ_CELL.

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ID of sector equipment used plan
in the local cell. One
ULoCellSectorEqm MO is
created to associate one PSP
cell with 2T2R with two
SectorEqm MOs.
Max Output Power MAXPWR If this parameter is set to Network

65535 or the maximum plan
transmit power of the local
cell for both Tx antennas,
either Tx channel can serve as
the main channel. Otherwise,
the Tx channel with a power
equal to the maximum
cell serves as the main
channel, and the other Tx
channel serves as the diversity
channel.

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Scenario 12: Four-Antenna Normal Cell with 1T4R
Figure 4-18 Four-antenna normal cell with 1T4R (1T2R RRU)

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Source
Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE Four SectorEqmAntennaR- Network

a four-antenna normal cell
with 1T4R. Set this parameter
to RXTX_MODE for one or
two of the MOs and
RX_MODE for other MOs.

Slave Mode MASTER for only one plan
if two SectorEqmAntennaR-
ef MOs are configured with
ANTTYPE set to
RXTX_MODE.

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four-antenna normal cell with
1T4R.

Support VAM VAM Set this parameter to FALSE Network


HALFFREQ_CELL.

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in the local cell. Only one
be created for a normal cell
with 1T4R.
each sector equipment is
cell.
Scenario 13: Four-Antenna Normal Cell with 2T4R

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Antenna RX/TX ANTTYPE Four SectorEqmAntennaR- Network

a four-antenna normal cell
with 2T4R. Set this parameter
to RXTX_MODE for two of
the MOs and RX_MODE for
another two MOs.

Slave Mode MASTER for the two plan
SectorEqmAntennaRef
MOs whose ANTTYPE is set
to RXTX_MODE.

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four-antenna normal cell with
2T4R.


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plan

only when LOCELLTYPE plan
is set to
HALFFREQ_CELL.

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in the local cell. Only one
be created for a normal cell
with 2T4R.
each sector equipment is
cell.
Scenario 14: Four-Antenna 0.5/0.5 Cell

A four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell has two sectors, and one SectorEqm MO is created for each sector.
One SectorEqm MO corresponds to one Tx channel and two Rx channels.

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Figure 4-22 Four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell
Figure 4-23 Four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell

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0.5/0.5 cell. Set this parameter
to RXTX_MODE for one of
the MOs and set it to
RX_MODE for the other MO.

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Slave Mode MASTER for the plan
whose ANTTYPE is set to
RXTX_MODE.

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HALFFREQ_CELL for a plan
0.5/0.5 cell.
Two Tx Way TTW Set this parameter to TRUE for Network

a four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell. plan
Support VAM VAM Set this parameter to TRUE for Network

a four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell. plan
Cover Type COVERTYPE For a four-antenna 0.5/0.5 cell, Network

if the transmit power of each plan
coverage area is the cell power,
DIFFZONE; if the transmit
power of each coverage area is
half of the cell power, set this
parameter to SAMEZONE.

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Sector Equipment SECTOREQMID This parameter indicates the ID Network

ID of sector equipment used in the plan
local cell. Two
need to be created for a four-
antenna 0.5/0.5 cell.

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Max Output Power MAXPWR For a 0.5/0.5 cell, set this Network
parameter to the default value plan
adjusted based on
COVERTYPE by the local
cell. When COVERTYPE is
set to SAMEZONE, the
half that of the local cell; when
COVERTYPE is set to
DIFFZONE, the maximum
transmit power is equal to that
of the local cell.
Scenario 15: Intra-system Cell with Two RRUs Interconnected
Figure 4-24 Intra-system Cell with two RRUs interconnected
For details about how to configure sector equipment and local cells, see Scenario 2: Normal
Cell with 1T2R.

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Parameters Related to the RRU MO

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RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE This parameter indicates the Network

RF interconnection type. Intra- plan
system interconnection means
interconnection between two
RRUs belonging to the same
base station system; inter-
system connection means
RRUs belonging to different
base station systems.

cabinet ID of the RRU/RFU. plan

subrack ID of the RRU/RFU. plan

slot ID of the RRU/RFU. plan
Cabinet No. of RRU2 RFCONNCN2 Indicates the cabinet number Network

of RRU2/RFU2 for RF plan
interconnection.
Subrack No. of RFCONNSRN2 Indicates the subrack number Network

RRU2 of RRU2/RFU2 for RF plan
interconnection.
Slot No. of RRU2 RFCONNSN2 Indicates the slot number of Network

RRU2/RFU2 for RF plan
interconnection.

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Scenario 16: Inter-system Cell with Two RRUs Interconnected1
Figure 4-25 Inter-system Cell with two RRUs interconnected
For details about how to configure sector equipment and local cells, see Scenario 2: Normal
Cell with 1T2R.
Parameters Related to the RRU MO

Source
RF Connect Type RFCONNTYPE This parameter indicates the Network

RF interconnection type. Intra- plan
system interconnection means
RRUs belonging to the same
base station system; inter-
system connection means
RRUs belonging to different
base station systems.

cabinet ID of the RRU/RFU. plan

subrack ID of the RRU/RFU. plan

slot ID of the RRU/RFU. plan

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Scenario 17: Hybrid Configuration About RF Modules

You can use two RF modules to expand system capacity or to achieve mode evolution.
The hybrid configuration rules for RF modules are as follows:
l In different frequency bands, all types of RF modules support hybrid configuration.
l In the same frequency band but different sectors, all types of RF modules support hybrid
configuration.
l In the same frequency band and the same sector
– Single-mode RF modules cannot be used together with multi-mode RF modules.
– When multiple multi-mode RF modules are used together, UMTS carriers must be
configured on one module.
– When the MRFU V1 or MRFU V2 module is used with other types of RFUs, the
software of the base station must be upgraded to the required version if the DC and
MIMO functions are to be supported across these modules.
– When the type of cell is 0.5/0.5 cell, distributed cell, or multi-RRU cell with independent
demodulation, different types of RF modules cannot support hybrid configuration.
Figure 4-26 shows RFU hybrid configuration for a base station whose capacity is to be expanded.
Before capacity expansion, the configuration is UMTS 3x2. Each sector has one WRFU whose
maximum transmit power is 40 W and this WRFU supports two UMTS carriers.
After capacity expansion, the configuration changes to UMTS 3x6. In each sector, one WRFU
whose maximum transmit power is 80 W is added and each WRFU supports four UMTS carriers.
Figure 4-26 RFU hybrid configuration

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Figure 4-27 shows RRU hybrid configuration for a base station whose capacity is to be
expanded.
Before capacity expansion, the configuration is UMTS 3x4. Each sector has one RRU3804 that
supports four UMTS carriers.
After capacity expansion, the configuration changes to UMTS 3x8. In each sector, one RRU3806
that supports four UMTS carriers is added.
Figure 4-27 RRU hybrid configuration
Scenario 18: Cell with Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell
RRUs in One Cell
The LampSite solution consists of BBU, RRU hub (RHUB), and pico Remote Radio Unit
(pRRU). The BBU and RHUB are connected using optical fibers, and the RHUB and pRRU are
connected using Ethernet cables. For details about the Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell Feature, see Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell Feature Parameter Description. Typical networking
for the LampSite solution uses a star topology based on RHUBs, as shown in Figure 4-28.

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Figure 4-28 Star topology based on RHUBs
In the LampSite solution, the BBU connects to an RHUB using CPRI optical fibers. A CPRI
link supports a maximum of four-level RHUB cascading. An RHUB can be connected to a
maximum of eight pRRUs for indoor coverage. pRRUs do not support cascading.
Table 4-1 describes the parameters that must be set in the RRUCHAIN MO to configure RRU
chains or rings.
Table 4-1 Parameters that must be set in the RRUCHAIN MO
Chain No. RCN Indicates the ID of Engineering Design

the pRRU chain. It
uniquely identifies a
chain within a base
station.
Topo Type TT Indicates the type of Engineering Design

the topology. In
LampSite scenarios,
the parameter must
be configured to be
CHAIN.
Backup Mode BM Indicates the backup Engineering Design

mode of the RRU
chain/ring. In
LampSite scenarios,
the parameter must
be configured to be
COLD.
Head Cabinet No. HCN Indicates the cabinet Engineering Design

number of the board
where the head CPRI
port is located.

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Head Subrack No. HSRN Indicates the subrack Engineering Design

number of the board
where the head CPRI
port is located.
Head Slot No. HSN Indicates the slot Engineering Design

number of the board
where the head CPRI
port is located.
Head Port No. HPN Indicates the number Engineering Design

of the head CPRI
port.
Tail Cabinet No. TCN Indicates the cabinet Engineering Design

number of the board
where the tail CPRI
port is located. Value
NULL is displayed
for the pRRU chain
which does not have
a tail CPRI port.
Tail Subrack No. TSRN Indicates the subrack Engineering Design

number of the board
where the tail CPRI
NULL is displayed
for the pRRU chain
which does not have
a tail CPRI port.
Tail Slot No. TSN Indicates the slot Engineering Design

number of the board
where the tail CPRI
NULL is displayed
for the pRRU chain
which does not have
a tail CPRI port.
Tail Port No. TPN Indicates the number Engineering Design

of the tail CPRI port.
BreakPoint BRKPOS1 Indicates the Equipment Planning

Position1 breakpoint position 1
on the chain/ring.
When this parameter
is set to 255, the
breakpoint is
disabled.

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BreakPoint BRKPOS2 Indicates the Equipment Planning

Position2 breakpoint position 2
on the chain/ring.
When this parameter
is set to 255, the
breakpoint is
disabled.
Access Type AT Indicates the access Engineering Design

type of the RRU.
When AccessType is
set to the local port,
the BBP is connected
to the RRU/RFU
through the CPRI
port. When
AccessType is set to
the peer port, the peer
BBP is directly
connected to the
RRU/RFU, and the
local BBP is
connected to the peer
BBP through the
IDX2 port on the
backplane.
CPRI Line Rate CR Indicates the user- Engineering Design

defined rate. The
value AUTO
indicates the auto
negotiation mode is
adopted. The value
1.25 indicates that
the CPRI rate is 1.25
Gbit/s. The value 2.5
indicates that the
CPRI rate is 2.5 Gbit/
s. The value 4.9
indicates that the
s. The value 6.1
indicates that the
s. The value 9.8
indicates that the
s.

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Table 4-2 describes the parameters that must be set in the RRU MO to configure pRRUs.
Table 4-2 Parameters that must be set in the RRU MO to configure pRRUs
Parameter Parame Setting Notes Data Source

Name ter ID
Cabinet No. CN The parameter can only be set to 0 for a Network plan
pRRU.
Subrack No. SRN The parameter value ranges from 60 to 254 Network plan
for an RRU.
Slot No. SN This parameter indicates the number of the Network plan
slot that houses the RF module for an
antenna channel.
RRU Topo TP Specifies the topology position where the Network plan
Position pRRU is installed. Set this parameter to
BRANCH (BRANCH).
RRU Chain RCN Set this parameter based on the network Network plan
No. plan.
RRU Position PS Specifies the position of a pRRU on an Network plan

RHUB.
RRU type RT Set this parameter to MPMU(MPMU) Network plan

when a pRRU is configured.
RF Unit RS Specifies the work standard of a pRRU on Network plan

Working an RHUB.
Mode
RRU Name RN This parameter is optional and can be Network plan

customized. A pRRU name contains 40
characters.
This parameter takes effect only when a
pRRU is configured.
Number of RXNU Set this parameter to the actual number of Network plan
RX channels M RX channels in the pRRU. In LampSite
scenarios, set the number of RX channels
to 0.
Number of TXNU Set this parameter to the actual number of Network plan
TX channels M TX channels in the pRRU. In LampSite
scenarios, set the number of RX channels
to 0.
Table 4-3 describes the parameters that must be set in the RHUB MO to configure RHUBs.

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Table 4-3 Parameters that must be set in the RHUB MO to configure RHUBs
Parameter Param Setting Notes Data Source

Name eter ID
Cabinet No. CN Indicates the number of the cabinet where Engineering

the RHUB is located. Design
Subrack No. SRN Indicates the number of the subrack where Engineering
the RHUB is located. Design
Slot No. SN Indicates the slot number of the RHUB. Engineering

Design
RRU Chain RCN Indicates the ID of the RHUB chain. It Engineering

No. uniquely identifies a chain within a base Design
station.
RHUB PS Indicates the position of the RHUB on the Engineering

Position RRU chain/ring. It is calculated from the Design
start port one by one.
RHUB Name RN Indicates the name of the RHUB. Engineering

Design
Table 4-4 describes the parameters that must be set in the SECTOR MO to configure sectors.
Table 4-4 Parameters that must be set in the SECTOR MO to configure sectors
Paramete Parameter Setting Notes Data Source

r Name ID
User Label USERLABEL Indicates the user-defined information of a Radio Planning

sector. The value of this parameter consists (Internal
of xx::yy and common character strings, planning)
which are separated by percentage signs
(%), for example, %tel::88888888%
owner::huawei%20130101. xx::yy
indicates that the value of xx is yy.
Table 4-5 describes the parameters that must be set in the ULOCELLSECEQMGRP MO.
Table 4-5 Parameters that must be set in the ULOCELLSECEQMGRP MO

r Name ID
Local Cell ULOCELLID Indicates the local cell ID. Radio Planning
ID (Internal
planning)

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r Name ID
Sector SECTOREQ Indicates the number of the sector Radio Planning

Equipment MGRPID equipment group used for the local cell. (Internal
Group ID planning)
SectorEq SECTOREQ None Radio Planning

m Ref MREF (Internal
planning)
Sector SECTOREQ Indicates the number of the sector Radio Planning

Equipment MIDLISTTY equipment used for the local cell. (Internal
ID PE.SECTOR planning)
EQMID
Table 4-6 describes the parameters that must be set in the ULOCELL MO.
Table 4-6 Parameters that must be set in the ULOCELL MO
BOOST BOOST Indicates whether Radio Planning

the BOOST feature (Internal planning)
is supported by the
cell.
DL64QAM DL64QAM Indicates whether to N/A

enable the downlink
64QAM function.
Local Cell Type LOCELLTYPE Indicates the type of Radio Planning

local cell. (Internal planning)
Turbo IC TURBOIC Indicates whether Engineering Design

the cell supports
Turbo IC.
User Label USERLABEL Indicates the user N/A

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Desensitization DI Indicates the Radio Planning

Intensity desensitization (Internal planning)
intensity of the local
cell, that is, the ratio
of uplink noise
intensity to
background noise. If
the desensitization
intensity is set as 0,
the desensitization is
not applied.
UL 16QAM UL16QAM Indicates whether Radio Planning

the UL 16QAM (Internal planning)
feature is supported
by the cell.
DL 64QAM DL64QAMMIMO Indicates whether Radio Planning

+MIMO the DL (Internal planning)
64QAM_MIMO
feature is supported
by the cell.
FDE FDEMODE Indicates whether Radio Planning

the cell supports the (Internal planning)
Frequency Domain
Equalization (FDE)
feature for HSUPA
services.
UL L2 Enhanced ULL2PLUS Indicates whether Radio Planning

UL L2 Enhanced is (Internal planning)
supported by the
cell.
IC ICMODE Indicates whether Radio Planning

the cell supports the (Internal planning)
Interference
Cancellation feature
for HSUPA
services.

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Reserved Cell RSV This parameter Radio Planning

specifies whether to (Internal planning)
continue with cell
services when the
cell voltage is
insufficient. If the
parameter specifies
that cell services
persist when the cell
voltage is
insufficient, the cell
continues providing
services until the
voltage drops to a
level that cannot
support any
services. If the
parameter specifies
that cell services are
continued with
when the cell
voltage is
insufficient, the cell
continues providing
some services until
the voltage drops to
a level that can
support no services.
In this case, if the
smooth power
change function has
been enabled
through the SET
NODEBSMTHPW
RSW command, the
cell gradually
reduces its pilot
power before
services are stopped.
This ensures that
services are
smoothly
transferred to other
carriers.

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4.4.3 Precautions
The configured transmit power of an RF module in a cell must not exceed the maximum rated
power of the RF module.
For details about the maximum rated power of the RF module, see Typical Power Configurations
for Multi-Mode RF Modules and Typical Power Configurations for UMTS RF Modules.
If the transmit power of a cell exceeds the maximum rated power of an RF channel, the cell will
be unavailable.
If the total transmit power of multiple logical cells on an RF module exceeds the specified
transmit power of the RF module, the power amplifier on the RF module may be damaged. The
power configuration check is recommended to be enabled by running MML command SET
NODEBALGPARA to set the parameter PWRCHKSW to ON. Then the ALM-28211 Cell
Configuration Abnormal is reported if the total transmit power of multiple logical cells on an
RF module exceeds the specified transmit power of the RF module.
The maximum transmit power of an RF module can be queried by running the DSP
TXBRANCH command. In the local cell with Sector Type set to DIST_SECTOR
(DIST_SECTOR), the maximum transmit power on an RF module can be set by running the
MOD RRUOFLOCELL command.
For cells enabled with the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One
Cell feature, if more than six RRUs are configured, the WBBPf or UBBPd board need to be
configured for the downlink and only the UBBPd6 board can be configured for the uplink
baseband equipment group.
4.4.4 Activation
Configuration on the GUI
Single Configuration on the GUI

For details about how to configure a single NodeB on the graphical user interface (GUI), see
"Creating a Single NodeB" in chapter "Creating NodeBs" of the 3900 Series Base Stations Initial
Configuration Guide. Perform the corresponding steps to complete the initial configuration
based on the parameters for MOs in different scenarios.
Batch Configuration on the GUI

For details about how to configure NodeBs in batches on the GUI, see "Creating NodeBs in
Batches" in chapter "Creating NodeBs" of the 3900 Series Base Stations Initial Configuration
Guide. Perform the corresponding steps to complete the initial configuration based on the
parameters for MOs in different scenarios.
Configuration Using MML Commands

Step 1 Run the MML command ADD LOCATION to set parameters related to location.
Step 2 Run the MML command ADD SECTOR to set parameters related to sectors and sector antennas.

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Step 3 Run the MML command ADD SECTOREQM to set parameters related to sector equipment
and sector equipment antennas.
Step 4 Run the MML command ADD ULOCELL to set parameters related to local cells and sector
equipment.
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4.4.5 Activation Observation

Step 1 Run the MML command LST LOCATION to query parameters related to location.
Step 2 Run the MML command LST SECTOR to query parameters related to a sector.
Step 3 Run the MML command LST SECTOREQM to query parameters related to sector equipment.
Step 4 Run the MML command LST ULOCELL to query parameters related to the local cell.
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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 5 Parameters
5 Parameters
Table 5-1 Parameters
Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description

ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
LOCAT BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the location ID of the base station.
IONID 0, LOCAT GUI Value Range: 0~65535
BTS390 ION
0 Unit: None
MOD
WCDM LOCAT Actual Value Range: 0~65535
A, ION Default Value: 0
BTS390
0 LTE LST
LOCAT
ION
LOCAT BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the location name of the base
IONNA 0, LOCAT station.
ME BTS390 ION GUI Value Range: 1~64 characters
0 LST
WCDM Unit: None
LOCAT
A, ION Actual Value Range: 1~64 characters
BTS390 Default Value: None
0 LTE MOD
LOCAT
ION
RMV
LOCAT
ION

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LOCAT BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the location name of the base
IONNA 0, SECTO station.
ME BTS390 R GUI Value Range: 0~64 characters
0 MOD
WCDM Unit: None
SECTO
A, R Actual Value Range: 0~64 characters
BTS390 Default Value: NULL(empty string)
0 LTE LST
SECTO
R
SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the sector.
RID 0, SECTO GUI Value Range: 0~65535
BTS390 R
0 Unit: None
DSP
WCDM SECTO Actual Value Range: 0~65535
A, R Default Value: None
BTS390
0 LTE LST
SECTO
R
MOD
SECTO
R
RMV
SECTO
R
SECNA BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the name of the sector.
ME 0, SECTO GUI Value Range: 0~99 characters
BTS390 R
0 Unit: None
MOD
WCDM SECTO Actual Value Range: 0~99 characters
A, R Default Value: NULL(empty string)
BTS390
0 LTE LST
SECTO
R
SECTO BTS390 None None None Meaning: Indicates the information about the sector
RANTE 0, antenna.
NNA BTS390 GUI Value Range: 0~216
0
WCDM Unit: None
A, Actual Value Range: 0~216
0 LTE

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SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the sector equipment.
REQMI 0, SECTO GUI Value Range: 0~65535
D BTS390 REQM
0 Unit: None
LST
WCDM SECTO Actual Value Range: 0~65535
A, REQM Default Value: None
BTS390
0 LTE MOD
SECTO
REQM
RMV
SECTO
REQM
LST
SECTO
R
SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the sector in which
RID 0, SECTO the sector equipment is located.
BTS390 REQM GUI Value Range: 0~65535
0 LST
WCDM Unit: None
SECTO
A, REQM Actual Value Range: 0~65535
0 LTE
SECTO BTS390 None None None Meaning: Indicates the information about the sector
REQM 0, equipment antenna.
ANTEN BTS390 GUI Value Range: 0~216
NA 0
WCDM Unit: None
A, Actual Value Range: 0~216
0 LTE

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nd
ULOCE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the Local Cell ID. The local cell ID
LLID 0, ULOCE is unique for one NodeB.
BTS390 LL GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
0 ADD
WCDM Unit: None
ULOCE
A Actual Value Range: 0~268435455
LLBBU
NIT Default Value: None
BLK
ULOCE
LL
DSP
ULOCE
LL
DSP
ULOCE
LLDES
ENS
DSP
ULOCE
LLRES
LST
ULOCE
LL
LST
ULOCE
LLBBU
NIT
LST
ULOCE
LLPRI
LST
ULOCE
LLTL
MOD
ULOCE
LL
RMV
ULOCE
LL
RMV
ULOCE
LLBBU
NIT

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nd
SET
ULOCE
LLDES
ENS
SET
ULOCE
LLPRI
SET
ULOCE
LLTL
UBL
ULOCE
LL
RADIU BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the radius of a local cell, affecting
S 0, ULOCE cell coverage. It is set according to the network plan. A
BTS390 LL small cell radius causes user access failure to some or
0 MOD all coverage under certain configuration. Generally, use
WCDM ULOCE the default value of the cell radius.
A LL GUI Value Range: 150~200000
LST Unit: m
ULOCE Actual Value Range: 150~200000
LL
Default Value: 29000
HORAD BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the inner handover radius. The
0, ULOCE parameter value cannot be greater than cell radius.
BTS390 LL GUI Value Range: 0~200000
0 MOD
WCDM Unit: m
ULOCE
A LL Actual Value Range: 0~200000
LST Default Value: 0

ULOCE
LL

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nd
ULFRE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning:

Q 0, ULOCE Indicates the uplink frequencies channel number of the
BTS390 LL local cell. The downlink and uplink frequencies channel
0 MOD number of the local cell must stay within the same
WCDM ULOCE frequency band. Frequency(MHZ) = (Frequency
A LL Channel Number / 5) + Offset
LST Band1: Common Frequencies Channel Number:
ULOCE [9612-9888] Offset: 0 Special Frequencies Channel
LL Number: none Offset: 0 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency
Separation: 190 MHz
Band2: Common Frequencies Channel Number:

[9262-9538] Offset: 0 Special Frequencies Channel
Number: (12, 37, 62, 87, 112, 137, 162, 187, 212, 237,
262, 287) Offset: 1850.1 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency
Separation: 80 MHz

Number: none Offset: 0 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency
Separation: 95 MHz

Number: (1662, 1687, 1712, 1737, 1762, 1787, 1812,
Separation: 400 MHz

Number: (782, 787, 807, 812, 837, 862) Offset: 670.1
Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency Separation: 45 MHz

Number: (812, 837) Offset: 670.1 Fixed Tx-Rx
Frequency Separation: 45 MHz

Number: (2362, 2387, 2412, 2437, 2462, 2487, 2512,
2537, 2562, 2587, 2612, 2637, 2662, 2687) Offset:
2030.1 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency Separation: 120 MHz

Separation: 45 MHz

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nd

Separation: 95 MHz.
GUI Value Range: 0~65535
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: 0~65535
Default Value: None

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nd
DLFRE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning:

Q 0, ULOCE Indicates the downlink frequencies channel number of
BTS390 LL the local cell.The downlink and uplink frequencies
0 LST channel number of the local cell must stay within the
WCDM ULOCE same frequency band. Frequency(MHZ) = (Frequency
A LLPRI Channel Number / 5) + Offset
LST Band1: Common Frequencies Channel Number:
ULOCE [10562-10838] Offset: 0 Special Frequencies Channel
LLTL Number: none Offset: 0 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency
MOD Separation: 190 MHz
ULOCE
LL Band2: Common Frequencies Channel Number:
SET Number: (412, 437, 462, 487, 512, 537, 562, 587, 612,
ULOCE 637, 662, 687) Offset: 1850.1 Fixed Tx-Rx Frequency
LLPRI Separation: 80 MHz
SET
ULOCE Band3: Common Frequencies Channel Number:
LLTL [1162-1513] Offset: 1575 Special Frequencies Channel
LST Separation: 95 MHz
ULOCE
LL Band4: Common Frequencies Channel Number:
Number: (1887, 1912, 1937, 1962, 1987, 2012, 2037,
Separation: 400 MHz

Number: (1007, 1012, 1032, 1037, 1062, 1087) Offset:

Number: (1037, 1062) Offset: 670.1 Fixed Tx-Rx
Frequency Separation: 45 MHz

Number: (2587, 2612, 2637, 2662, 2687, 2712, 2737,
2762, 2787, 2812, 2837, 2862, 2887, 2912) Offset:

Separation: 45 MHz

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nd

Separation: 95 MHz.
GUI Value Range: 0~65535
Unit: None
Default Value: None
ULBAS BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the uplink baseband
EBAND 0, ULOCE equipment carrying baseband resources for the local
EQMID BTS390 LL cell. Uplink resources are shared by the cells in an uplink
0 LST baseband equipment.
WCDM ULOCE GUI Value Range: 0~23
A LL
Unit: None
MOD
ULOCE
LL Default Value: 0
DLBAS BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the downlink
EBAND 0, ULOCE baseband equipment carrying baseband resources for
EQMID BTS390 LL the local cell. A local cell can be served by only one
0 LST board in the downlink baseband equipment.
WCDM ULOCE GUI Value Range: 0~23
A LL
Unit: None
MOD
ULOCE
LL Default Value: 0
MAXP BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the maximum transmit power of the
WR 0, ULOCE local cell is the maximum output power at the antenna
BTS390 LL connector on the cabinet top.
0 MOD GUI Value Range: 0~500
WCDM ULOCE
A Unit: 0.1dBm
LL
Actual Value Range: 0~50, step:0.1
LST
ULOCE Default Value: 0
LL

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DLRES BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the Dl BB Resource Allocation
MODE 0, ULOCE Mode. The DL baseband resource assignment mode of
BTS390 LL the local cell determines the assignment scope of the DL
0 MOD baseband resources. The cell is assigned with baseband
WCDM ULOCE resources according to the selected DL baseband
A LL resource assignment mode. If the WBBPa board is not
configured, any value is applicable to this parameter.
LST Downlink resources are allocated from the WBBPb
ULOCE board and its compatible boards. The parameter value
LL has no impact on the system. The default value is
recommended. If 64QAM is required for the local cell,
this parameter needs to be set to INEBOARD(From the
WBBPb and other new boards).
GUI Value Range: UNLIMITED(Range Unlimited),
INHBOARD(From the WBBPa and Other New
Boards), INEBOARD(From the WBBPb and Other
New Boards)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: UNLIMITED, INHBOARD,
INEBOARD
Default Value: INHBOARD(From the WBBPa and
Other New Boards)
HISPM BTS390 ADD WRFD- High Meaning: Indicates the Speed Movement Mode.
0, ULOCE 010206 Speed GUI Value Range: FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)
BTS390 LL Access
0 Unit: None
MOD
WCDM ULOCE Actual Value Range: FALSE, TRUE
A LL Default Value: FALSE(FALSE)
LST
ULOCE
LL
SPR BTS390 ADD WRFD- High Meaning: Indicates the Speed Rate.
0, ULOCE 010206 Speed GUI Value Range: 250, 400, 500
BTS390 LL Access
0 Unit: km/h
MOD
WCDM ULOCE Actual Value Range: 250, 400, 500
A LL Default Value: None

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ULOCE BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the Local Cell ID.
LLID 0, ULOCE GUI Value Range: 0~268435455
BTS390 LLSEC
0 TOREQ Unit: None
WCDM M Actual Value Range: 0~268435455
A LST Default Value: None
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
MOD
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
RMV
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
LOCEL BTS390 ADD WRFD- Cell Meaning: Indicates the type of local cell.
LTYPE 0, ULOCE 010205 Digital GUI Value Range: NORMAL_CELL
BTS390 LL WRFD- Combin (NORMAL_CELL), HALFFREQ_CELL
0 MOD 021350 ation (HALFFREQ_CELL), DIST_CELL(DIST_CELL),
WCDM ULOCE and Split MULTIRRU_CELL(MULTIRRU_CELL),
A LL Indepen IMB_CELL(IMB_CELL),
LST dent MIXED_MULTIRRU_CELL
ULOCE Demodu (MIXED_MULTIRRU_CELL)
LL lation of Unit: None
Signals
from Actual Value Range: NORMAL_CELL,
Multiple HALFFREQ_CELL, DIST_CELL,
RRUs in MULTIRRU_CELL, IMB_CELL,
One Cell MIXED_MULTIRRU_CELL
Default Value: NORMAL_CELL(NORMAL_CELL)
TTW BTS390 ADD WRFD- 2×2 Meaning: Indicates the Two Tx Way of the Local Cell.
0, ULOCE 010684 MIMO GUI Value Range: FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)
BTS390 LL WRFD- Transmi
0 Unit: None
MOD 010203 t
WCDM ULOCE Diversit Actual Value Range: FALSE, TRUE
A WRFD-
LL 040203 y Default Value: FALSE(FALSE)
LST RRU
ULOCE Redunda
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VAM BTS390 ADD WRFD- Perform Meaning: Indicates the local cell Support Virtual
0, ULOCE 010700 ance Antenna Mapping(VAM).
BTS390 LL Improve GUI Value Range: FALSE(FALSE), TRUE(TRUE)
0 MOD ment of
WCDM MIMO Unit: None
ULOCE
A LL and Actual Value Range: FALSE, TRUE
HSDPA Default Value: FALSE(FALSE)
LST Co-
ULOCE carrier
LL
COVER BTS390 ADD WRFD- Cell Meaning: Indicates the cover type of the sector. If two
TYPE 0, ULOCE 010205 Digital RF units of a cell cover the same zone, this parameter is
BTS390 LL WRFD- Combin set to SAMEZONE(SAME ZONE) and the output
0 MOD 021350 ation power of the cell is the sum of the output power of the
WCDM ULOCE and Split two RF units. If the two RF units cover different zones,
A LL Indepen this parameter is set to DIFFZONE(DIFFZONE) and
dent the output power of the cell is equal to the output power
Demodu of each RF unit.
lation of GUI Value Range: SAMEZONE(Same Zone),
Signals DIFFZONE(Different Zone)
from Unit: None
Multiple
RRUs in Actual Value Range: SAMEZONE, DIFFZONE
One Cell Default Value: SAMEZONE(Same Zone)

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SECTO BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the number of sector equipment
REQMI 0, ULOCE used for the local cell.
D BTS390 LLSEC GUI Value Range: 0~65535
0 TOREQ
WCDM M Unit: None
A MOD Actual Value Range: 0~65535
ULOCE Default Value: None
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
RMV
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
DSP
ULOCE
LL
LST
ULOCE
LLSEC
TOREQ
M
MAXP BTS390 ADD WRFD- Cell Meaning: Indicates the maximum output power of the
WR 0, ULOCE 010205 Digital sector equipment, in units of 0.1 dBm.
BTS390 LLSEC WRFD- Combin GUI Value Range: 0~500,65535
0 TOREQ 021350 ation
WCDM M and Split Unit: 0.1dBm
A MOD Indepen Actual Value Range: 0~500,65535
ULOCE dent Default Value: 65535
LLSEC Demodu
TOREQ lation of
M Signals
LST from
ULOCE Multiple
LLSEC RRUs in
TOREQ One Cell
M

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RFCON BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the RF interconnection type. Intra
NTYPE 0, RFCON interconnection means the interconnection between two
BTS390 NGRP RRUs or RFUs managed by the same main control
0 RMV board. Outer connection means the interconnection
WCDM RFCON between two RRUs or RFUs managed by different main
A, NGRP control boards.
BTS390 GUI Value Range: INTRA_SYS_INTERCONN(Intra
0 LTE LST
RFCON interconnection), OUTER_SYS_INTERCONN(Outer
NGRP interconnection), NULL(NULL)
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: INTRA_SYS_INTERCONN,
OUTER_SYS_INTERCONN, NULL
Default Value: NULL(NULL)
CN BTS390 DSP None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the cabinet where the
0, RRUCL RRU is located.
BTS390 KSRC GUI Value Range: 0
0 SET
WCDM Unit: None
RRUCL
A, KSRC Actual Value Range: 0
BTS390 Default Value: 0
0 LTE TST
LOPRR
U
SRN BTS390 DSP None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the subrack where the
BTS390 KSRC GUI Value Range: 60~254
0 SET
WCDM Unit: None
RRUCL
A, KSRC Actual Value Range: 60~254
0 LTE TST
LOPRR
U
SN BTS390 DSP None None Meaning: Indicates the number of the slot where the
BTS390 KSRC GUI Value Range: 0~3
0 SET
WCDM Unit: None
RRUCL
A, KSRC Actual Value Range: 0~3
BTS390 Default Value: 0
0 LTE TST
LOPRR
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RFCON BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the cabinet number of RRU2/RFU2
NCN2 0, RFCON for RF interconnection. For RF interconnection in outer
BTS390 NGRP interconnection mode, value NULL is displayed
0 RMV because the cabinet No., subrack No., and slot No. of
WCDM RFCON the peer RRU remain unknown.
A, NGRP GUI Value Range: 0~62,4294967295
BTS390
0 LTE LST Unit: None
RFCON Actual Value Range: 0~62,4294967295
NGRP
Default Value: None
RFCON BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the subrack number of RRU2/RFU2
NSRN2 0, RFCON for RF interconnection. For RF interconnection in outer
A, NGRP GUI Value Range: 4~5,60~254,4294967295
BTS390
RFCON Actual Value Range: 4~5,60~254,4294967295
NGRP
Default Value: None
RFCON BTS390 ADD None None Meaning: Indicates the slot number of RRU2/RFU2 for
NSN2 0, RFCON RF interconnection. For RF interconnection in outer
A, NGRP GUI Value Range: 0~8,4294967295
BTS390
RFCON Actual Value Range: 0~8,4294967295
NGRP
Default Value: None

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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 6 Counters
6 Counters
There are no specific counters associated with this feature.

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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 7 Glossary
7 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms and definitions, see Glossary.

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NodeB Carrier Management Feature Parameter Description 8 Reference Documents
8 Reference Documents
1. NodeB MML Command Reference

2. NodeB Parameter Reference
3. DBS3900 Installation Guide
4. BTS3900 Installation Guide
5. BTS3900A Installation Guide
6. BTS3900L Installation Guide
7. BTS3900AL Installation Guide
8. RRU Installation Guide
9. Antenna System Installation Guide
10. 3900 Series Base Stations Initial Configuration Guide


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

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1 About This Document

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 None. None

Editorial change Add Scenario 16: Inter-system Cell with None

Change Type Change Description Parameter Change

Feature change None. None

Editorial change None. None

RAN17.1 Draft A (2014-12-15)

Change Type Change Description Parameter Change

Feature change None. None

Editorial change Modified the number of None

1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

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2.1.1 Basic Concepts Related to Sectors

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Figure 2-1 Mapping between sectors and RF resources

2.1.3 Sector Antennas and Sector Equipment

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Figure 2-2 Typical 3x2 configuration

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Figure 2-3 Mapping between cells and RF coverage areas

2.2.2 Cell Sector Equipment

2.2.3 Local Cell Types

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Figure 2-4 Normal cells

Figure 2-5 0.5/0.5 cells

Multi-RRU Cells with Independent Demodulation

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Figure 2-6 Multi-RRU cell with independent demodulation

Cells with Digital Combination and Division

Figure 2-7 Cell with digital combination and division

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Figure 2-8 Mixed-Multi-RRU Cells

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4.1 When to Use NodeB Carrier Management

4.2 Required Information

4.4.1 Procedure for Configuring Carriers

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Figure 4-1 Procedure for configuring carriers

4.4.2 Data Preparation

Generic Data Preparation

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Parameters Related to the Location MO (Optional)

Location Id LOCATIONID Set this parameter uniquely at Network

Location Name LOCATIONNAME Set this parameter uniquely on Network

Parameters Related to the Sector MO

Location Name LOCATIONNAME This parameter indicates the Network

Sector ID SECTORID Set this parameter uniquely at Network

Sector Name SECNAME None Network

Sector Antenna SECTORANTENN This parameter indicates Network