3900 Series Base Station Performance Counter Reference (V100R008C00 - 14, NodeB) (PDF) - EN PDF

3900 Series Base Station
V100R008C00 (NodeB)
Performance Counter Reference
Issue 12
Date 2014-05-30
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Performance Counter Reference About This Document
About This Document
Purpose
This document describes all the performance counters of the NodeB.
Version
The following table lists the product versions involved in this document.
Product Name Version
BTS3900 V100R008C00
The mapping single-mode base station version
BTS3900A
is:
BTS3900L NodeB: V200R015C00
BTS3900C
BTS3900AL
DBS3900
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Network planners
l System engineers
l Field engineers
l Shift operators
l Site maintainers
l Network operators
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Change History
For detailed performance counter changes, see the release notes.
Document Structure
Figure 1 shows the document structure.
Figure 1 Document structure
Table 1 explains the terms shown in Figure 1.
Table 1 Terms
Term Explanation
On the top level, object types are classified into three

categories: Radio Network Related Measurement, Transport
Classification of object type
Network Related Measurement, Hardware Platform Related
Measurement.
Object types are located at the second level of the document

Object type structure.
One object type contains one or more function subsets.
Function subsets are located at the third level of the document

structure.
Function subset
One function subset contains one or more counters but
belongs to only one object type.
Counters are located at the fourth level of the document

structure.
Counter
Counters are the basic elements of performance measurement.
One counter belongs to only one function subset.
Counter Item Description

Table 2 lists the description of each counter item.
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Table 2 Description of each counter item
Item Description
Object Overview Definition and function of an object type.

Type
FunctionSubS Function subsets contained in an object type.
ets
Functio FunctionSet Name of the function set.

n Set Name One function set contains one or more function subsets.
Functio Overview Definition of a function subset and the flowchart for measuring
n Subset related counters.
Counters Counters contained in a function subset.
Counter A table that lists parent counters and their child counters in a
Relationship table. Note that the child counters listed in the table cover only
typical scenarios. That is, some scenarios are not covered by any
counter. Therefore, the value of a parent counter is larger than or
equal to the sum of the values of its child counters. Some counters
may not be involved in any counter relationship.
Counter Counter ID A string of digits that uniquely identifies a counter.
Counter Name Name of a counter. It is composed of a string of uppercase letters,

lowercase letters, and dots.
Counter A phrase that provides a simple description about a counter.

Description
Description Detailed description about a counter.
Measurement Condition for triggering counter measurement.

Point
Formula Relationship among counters.
Unit Unit of a counter.
Related Features related to a counter are listed in feature ID and feature

Features name. A counter is used to estimate related features. Related
features are listed as follows in different scenarios:
l If a counter has no related features, no features are listed.
l A counter has related features,
– If this counter applies only to GSM, UMTS, LTE, or
SingleRAN, the features are related to such RAT.
– If this counter applies to multiple RATs in GSM, UMTS,
LTE, and SingleRAN, the features are a set of features
related to all associated RATs. Only the feature IDs and
feature names of the features for related RATs are listed.
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Item Description
Original The version for which the counter was first available.
Release
Network NE Type of a product displayed on the M2000. The value can be

Element BTS3900, BTS3900 WCDMA, or BTS3900 LTE. BTS3900
indicates a co-MPT base station; BTS3900 WCDMA indicates
a UMTS base station; BTS3900 LTE indicates an LTE base
station. These NE types are applicable to the following base
station models: DBS3900, BTS3900, BTS3900A, BTS3900L,
BTS3900AL, and BTS3900C.
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Performance Counter Reference Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 Equipment and Transport Network Related Measurement.................................................1
1.1 NodeB (NodeB)..............................................................................................................................................................3
1.1.1 EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB (EQUIPMENT.NODEB)..........................................................................3
1.2 ULGROUP (ULGROUP)...............................................................................................................................................7
1.2.1 Uplink Resource Group Measurement (TRAFFIC.ULGROUP)................................................................................7
1.3 BOARD (BOARD).......................................................................................................................................................11
1.3.1 Board Measurement (TRAFFIC.BOARD)................................................................................................................11
1.3.2 Board Load Measurement (LOAD.BOARD)............................................................................................................23
1.4 NODE (NODE)............................................................................................................................................................27
1.4.1 Node Equipment Performance Measurement (Equipment.Node).............................................................................27
1.5 BBUBoard (BBUBoard)...............................................................................................................................................32
1.5.1 BBU Board Load Performance Measurement (Load.BBUBoard)............................................................................32
1.6 Measurement of Ethernet port performance (ETHPORT)...........................................................................................37
1.6.1 Measurement related to Ethernet port (Physical.FEGE)...........................................................................................37
1.7 Measurement of E1/T1 port performance (E1T1)........................................................................................................49
1.7.1 Measurement related to E1T1 port (Physical.E1T1).................................................................................................49
1.8 Measurement of PPP Link performance (PPP)............................................................................................................67
1.8.1 Measurement related to PPP link (DataLink.PPP)....................................................................................................67
1.9 Measurement of MP Group performance (MPGRP)....................................................................................................82
1.9.1 Measurement related to MP (DataLink.MPGRP).....................................................................................................82
1.10 Measurement of IP layer performance (IP)................................................................................................................97
1.10.1 Measurement related to IP (Network.IP).................................................................................................................97
1.11 Measurement of IP path performance (IPPath)........................................................................................................105
1.11.1 Measurement related to IP path (Transport.IPPath)..............................................................................................105
1.12 Measurement of Resource Group performance (RscGroup)....................................................................................113
1.12.1 Measurement related to Resource Group (Transport.RscGroup)..........................................................................114
1.12.2 Measurement related to FLOWCTROL (Transport.FLOWCTROL)...................................................................122
1.13 Measurement of IP PM performance (IPPM)...........................................................................................................152
1.13.1 Measurement related to IPPM (Transport.IPPM)..................................................................................................152
1.14 Measurement of SCTP performance (SCTP)...........................................................................................................168
1.14.1 Measurement related to SCTP link (Transport.SCTP)..........................................................................................169
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1.15 Measurement of OMCH performance (OMCH)......................................................................................................181

1.15.1 Measurement related to OMCH (Transport.OMCH)............................................................................................182
1.16 Measurement of Tunnel performance (TUNNEL)...................................................................................................209
1.16.1 Measurement related to TUNNEL (Network.Tunnel)...........................................................................................209
1.17 Measurement of AAL2PATH performance (AAL2PATH).....................................................................................222
1.17.1 Measurement related to AAL2PATH (Transport.AAL2PATH)...........................................................................223
1.18 Measurement of SAAL performance (SAAL).........................................................................................................226
1.18.1 Measurement related to SAAL (Transport.SAAL)...............................................................................................227
1.19 Measurement of IMAGRP performance (IMAGRP)...............................................................................................240
1.19.1 Measurement related to IMAGRP (DataLink.IMAGRP)......................................................................................241
1.20 Measurement of IPOAAAL5 performance (IPOAAAL5).......................................................................................244
1.20.1 Measurement related to IPOAAAL5 (Transport.IPOAAAL5).............................................................................245
1.21 Measurement of TRUNK performance (TRUNK)...................................................................................................250
1.21.1 Measurement related to TRUNK (Datalink.TRUNK)...........................................................................................250
1.22 Measurement of firewall performance (Firewall).....................................................................................................256
1.22.1 Measurement related to firewall (Transport.Firewall)...........................................................................................256
1.23 Measurement of IKE performance (IKE).................................................................................................................259
1.23.1 Measurement related to IKE (Transport.IKE).......................................................................................................260
1.24 Measurement of IPSec performance (IPSec)............................................................................................................265
1.24.1 Measurement related to IPSec (Transport.IPSec)..................................................................................................265
1.25 Measurement of SCTP Link performance (SCTPLNK)..........................................................................................276
1.25.1 Measurement related to SCTPLNK (Transport.SCTPLNK).................................................................................276
1.26 Measurement of UserPlaneHostIP performance (UserPlaneHostIP).......................................................................297
1.26.1 Measurement related to UserPlaneHostIP (Transport.UserPlaneHostIP).............................................................297
2 Radio Network Related Measurement..................................................................................307

2.1 Local Cell (LOCELL)................................................................................................................................................308
2.1.1 HSDPA Measurements per Local Cell (HSDPA.LOCELL)...................................................................................308
2.1.2 Traffic Measurements per Local Cell (TRAFFIC.LOCELL)..................................................................................470
2.1.3 HSUPA Measurements per Local Cell (HSUPA.LOCELL)...................................................................................478
2.1.4 CPC Measurements per Local Cell (CPC.LOCELL)..............................................................................................547
2.1.5 ERACH Measurements per Local Cell (ERACH.LOCELL)..................................................................................554
2.1.6 SCCPCH Measurements per Local Cell (SCCPCH.LOCELL)..............................................................................559
2.1.7 DCH Measurement per local cell (DCH.LOCELL)................................................................................................564
2.1.8 Algorithm Measurement per local cell (ALGO.LOCELL).....................................................................................567
2.1.9 Reserved Measurements per local cell (CELLRESERVE.LOCELL).....................................................................572
2.1.10 Measurement of locell power (POWER.LOCELL)..............................................................................................586
2.1.11 EFACH Measurements per Local Cell (EFACH.LOCELL).................................................................................594
2.2 NodeB (NodeB)..........................................................................................................................................................603
2.2.1 IUB measurements per NodeB (IUB.NODEB).......................................................................................................603
2.2.2 NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource Measurement (TRAFFIC.NODEB)...........................................................692
2.2.3 NodeB NBAP procedure measurement (NBAP.NODEB)......................................................................................695
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2.2.4 Reserved measurements per NodeB (NODEBRESERVE.NODEB)......................................................................705

2.3 Operator (OPERATOR).............................................................................................................................................711
2.3.1 Traffic Measurements per Operator (TRAFFIC.OPERATOR)..............................................................................711
2.3.2 Reserved measurements per operator (OPERESERVE.OPERATOR)...................................................................732
2.4 LOCELL_SECTOREQM (LOCELL_SECTOREQM).............................................................................................738
2.4.1 Measurement related to Iub Interface per LOCELL_SECTOREQM (IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM).................738
2.4.2 Measurement related to PRACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM (PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)..................742
2.4.3 Measurement related to ERACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM (ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)..................747
2.4.4 Measurement related to RTWP per LOCELL_SECTOREQM (RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)......................750
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Performance Counter Reference 1 Equipment and Transport Network Related Measurement
1 Equipment and Transport Network Related

Measurement
About This Chapter
1.1 NodeB (NodeB)

1.2 ULGROUP (ULGROUP)
1.3 BOARD (BOARD)
1.4 NODE (NODE)
1.5 BBUBoard (BBUBoard)
1.6 Measurement of Ethernet port performance (ETHPORT)
1.7 Measurement of E1/T1 port performance (E1T1)
1.8 Measurement of PPP Link performance (PPP)
1.9 Measurement of MP Group performance (MPGRP)
1.10 Measurement of IP layer performance (IP)
1.11 Measurement of IP path performance (IPPath)
1.12 Measurement of Resource Group performance (RscGroup)
1.13 Measurement of IP PM performance (IPPM)
1.14 Measurement of SCTP performance (SCTP)
1.15 Measurement of OMCH performance (OMCH)
1.16 Measurement of Tunnel performance (TUNNEL)
1.17 Measurement of AAL2PATH performance (AAL2PATH)
1.18 Measurement of SAAL performance (SAAL)
1.19 Measurement of IMAGRP performance (IMAGRP)
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1.20 Measurement of IPOAAAL5 performance (IPOAAAL5)
1.21 Measurement of TRUNK performance (TRUNK)
1.22 Measurement of firewall performance (Firewall)
1.23 Measurement of IKE performance (IKE)
1.24 Measurement of IPSec performance (IPSec)
1.25 Measurement of SCTP Link performance (SCTPLNK)
1.26 Measurement of UserPlaneHostIP performance (UserPlaneHostIP)

1.1 NodeB (NodeB)

Overview
The object type "NODEB" contains four function subsets:
"IUB.NODEB","TRAFFIC.NODEB","NBAP.NODEB" and "NODEBRESERVE.NODEB".
FunctionSubSets
FunctionSubSet FunctionSubSet Name
IUB.NODEB IUB measurements per NodeB
TRAFFIC.NODEB NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource

Measurement
NBAP.NODEB NodeB NBAP procedure measurement
NODEBRESERVE.NODEB Reserved measurements per NodeB
EQUIPMENT.NODEB EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB
1.1.1 EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB

(EQUIPMENT.NODEB)
Overview
EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB.
Counters
Counter ID Counter Name Counter Original Release
Description
50333215 VS.ShutdownTime. PSU shutdown total version earlier than

PSU time V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCo The sum of power version earlier than

ns.Adding consumption of all V100R008C00,and
boards in the NodeB the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50333221 VS.BTS.EnergyCo Power consumption version earlier than

ns.Measuring measured by the V100R008C00,and
power system of the the mapping single-
NodeB mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
Counter Relationship
None
PSU shutdown total time
Counters
Counter ID Counter Counter Network Applicable
Name Description Element Mode
50333215 VS.ShutdownTi PSU shutdown BTS3900 U

me.PSU total time WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the shutdown duration of all power supplying units (PSUs) in the NodeB
within the measurement period.
Counter 50333215 VS.ShutdownTime.PSU will be replaced by counter 1593835620
VS.PSU.ShutdownTime in later versions. In the current version, counters 50333215
VS.ShutdownTime.PSU and 1593835620 VS.PSU.ShutdownTime are both valid, and the value
of counter 50333215 VS.ShutdownTime.PSU is properly reported . Counter 50333215
VS.ShutdownTime.PSU will be deleted in later versions. Using counter 50333215
VS.ShutdownTime.PSU is not recommended.

Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the intelligent shutdown status of each PSU is sampled every second.
When one or more PSUs are intelligently shut down, this counter is added by one.
Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
Counter Name Feature ID Feature Name
VS.ShutdownTime.PSU Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020121 Intelligent Power
LTE: None Management
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding
Counters
50333220 VS.BTS.Energy The sum of BTS3900 U

Cons.Adding power WCDMA
consumption of
all boards in the
NodeB
Description
The counter measures the power consumption of the NodeB within a measurement period, which
equals the sum of the rated power consumption of each board.
Counter 50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding will be replaced by counter 1593835628

VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Adding.UMTSin later versions. In the current version, counters 50333220
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding and 1593835628 VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Adding.UMTS are both
valid, and the value of counter 50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding is properly reported.
Counter 50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding will be deleted in later versions. Using counter
50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Adding is not recommended.

Measurement Points
The estimated NodeB power consumption is sampled every 5 minutes based on the power
consumption of the BBU, RRUs/RFUs, and peripheral devices such as electromechanical
devices and ALDs. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is
used as the value of this counter
Formula
None
Unit
kWh
Related Features
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Add- Multi-mode: None

ing GSM: None
LTE: None Measurement
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring
Counters
50333221 VS.BTS.Energy Power BTS3900 U

Cons.Measurin consumption WCDMA
g measured by the
power system of
the NodeB
Description
The counter measures the power consumption of the NodeB within a measurement period, which
is calculated by the power system based on the detected current and voltage.
Counter 50333221 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring will be replaced by counter 1593835629

VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Measuring.UMTS in later versions. In the current version, counters
50333221 VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring and 1593835629
VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Measuring.UMTS are both valid, and the value of counter 50333221

VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring is properly reported. Counter 50333221

VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring will be deleted in later versions. Using counter 50333221
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Measuring is not recommended.
Measurement Points
The power consumption monitored by all the PMUs is sampled every 5 minutes. At the end of
a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kWh
Related Features
VS.BTS.EnergyCons.Meas- Multi-mode: None

uring GSM: None
1.2 ULGROUP (ULGROUP)

Overview
The object type "ULGROUP" contains only one function subset, that is,
"TRAFFIC.ULGROUP".
FunctionSubSets
TRAFFIC.ULGROUP Uplink Resource Group Measurement
1.2.1 Uplink Resource Group Measurement (TRAFFIC.ULGROUP)

Overview
The UL resource group measurement indicates the baseband resource usage of a NodeB UL
resource group.

Counters
Description
50332573 VS.CE.ULAvailabl The Number of CEs version earlier than

e.UlGroup Configured on All V100R008C00,and
Available Boards in the mapping single-
an Uplink Resource mode base station
Group version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332574 VS.CE.ULMean.Ul Mean Number of version earlier than

Group Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
Consumed by All the mapping single-
Cells in an Uplink mode base station
Resource Group version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342574 VS.CE.ULMin.UlG Minimum Number of version earlier than

roup Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342575 VS.CE.ULMax.Ul Maximum Number version earlier than

Group of Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
None

The Number of CEs Configured on All Available Boards in an Uplink Resource

Group
Counters
50332573 VS.CE.ULAvai The Number of BTS3900 U

lable.UlGroup CEs Configured WCDMA,
on All Available BTS3900
Boards in an
Uplink
Resource Group
Description
This counter measures the number of CEs configured for hardware of all available boards in an
uplink resource group.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 30 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum
of these sampling results is defined as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CE.ULAvailable.UlGro Multi-mode: None

up GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020101 Admission Control
LTE: None
Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by All Cells in an Uplink Resource Group

Counters
50332574 VS.CE.ULMea Mean Number BTS3900 U

n.UlGroup of Uplink CEs WCDMA,
Consumed by BTS3900
All Cells in an
Uplink
Resource Group
50342574 VS.CE.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

UlGroup Number of WCDMA,
Uplink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by
All Cells in an
Uplink
Resource Group
50342575 VS.CE.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

UlGroup Number of WCDMA,
Uplink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by
All Cells in an
Uplink
Resource Group
Description
This counter measures the number of uplink CEs consumed by all cells in an uplink resource
group.
Measurement Points
The number of uplink CEs consumed by all cells in an uplink resource group is sampled every
30 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average number of uplink CEs in an uplink
resource group is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of
samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of uplink
CEs consumed by all cells in an uplink resource group, and the minimum of these sampling
results is defined as the minimum number of uplink CEs consumed by all cells in an uplink
resource group.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CE.ULMean.UlGroup Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CE.ULMin.UlGroup Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CE.ULMax.UlGroup Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3 BOARD (BOARD)

Overview
The object type "BOARD" contains two function subsets: "TRAFFIC.BOARD" and
"LOAD.BOARD".
FunctionSubSets
TRAFFIC.BOARD Board Measurement
LOAD.BOARD Board Load Measurement
1.3.1 Board Measurement (TRAFFIC.BOARD)
Overview
The board measurement indicates the baseband resource usage of a certain NodeB board.

Counters
Description
50332582 VS.CE.DLAvailabl The Number of version earlier than

e.Board Downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
Configured on a the mapping single-
Baseband Board mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332583 VS.CE.ULAvailabl The Number of version earlier than

e.Board Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
Configured on a the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332584 VS.CE.DLMean.Bo Mean Number of version earlier than

ard Downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
Consumed by a the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332586 VS.CE.ULMean.Bo Mean Number of version earlier than

ard Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50342584 VS.CE.DLMin.Boa Minimum Number of version earlier than

rd Downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342585 VS.CE.DLMax.Boa Maximum Number version earlier than

rd of Downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342586 VS.CE.ULMin.Boa Minimum Number of version earlier than

rd Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342587 VS.CE.ULMax.Boa Maximum Number version earlier than

rd of Uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50342606 VS.BOARD.UsedH Average ratio of V100R008C00,and

sdpaUserRatio.Me HSDPA users on a the mapping single-
an board mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50342607 VS.BOARD.UsedH Maximum ratio of V100R008C00,and

sdpaUserRatio.Ma HSDPA users on a the mapping single-
x board mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50342608 VS.BOARD.UsedH Average ratio of V100R008C00,and

supaUserRatio.Me HSUPA users on a the mapping single-
an board mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50342609 VS.BOARD.UsedH Maximum ratio of V100R008C00,and

supaUserRatio.Ma HSUPA users on a the mapping single-
x board mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
The Number of Downlink CEs Configured on a Baseband Board
Counters
50332582 VS.CE.DLAvai The Number of BTS3900 U

lable.Board Downlink CEs WCDMA,
Configured on a BTS3900
Baseband Board

Description
The number of downlink CEs configured on a baseband board. The counter is sampled every
30 seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is
used as the value of the counter. For example, if the measurement period is 15 minutes, there
are 30 sampling results and the maximum of these sampling results is used as the value of the
counter. If the board is unable to process downlink services, the number of CEs reported is zero.
Measurement Points
The system samples the downlink hardware configured CEs number on available boards in an
uplink resource group in period.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CE.DLAvailable.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
The Number of Uplink CEs Configured on a Baseband Board
Counters
50332583 VS.CE.ULAvai The Number of BTS3900 U

lable.Board Uplink CEs WCDMA,
Configured on a BTS3900
Baseband Board
Description
The number of uplink CEs configured on a baseband board. The counter is sampled every 30
seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used
as the value of the counter. For example, if the measurement period is 15 minutes, there are 30

sampling results and the maximum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
If the board is unable to process uplink services, the number of CEs reported is zero.
Measurement Points
The system samples the uplink hardware configured CEs number on available boards in an uplink
resource group in period.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CE.ULAvailable.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Downlink CEs Consumed by a Baseband Board
Counters
50332584 VS.CE.DLMea Mean Number BTS3900 U

n.Board of Downlink WCDMA,
CEs Consumed BTS3900
by a Baseband
Board
50342584 VS.CE.DLMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

Board Number of WCDMA,
Downlink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by a
Baseband Board


50342585 VS.CE.DLMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

Downlink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by a
Baseband Board
Description
This counter measures the number of downlink CEs consumed by all cells in a board.
Measurement Points
The number of downlink CEs consumed by all cells in a baseband board is sampled every 30
seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average number of downlink CEs consumed
by a baseband board is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number
of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of
downlink CEs consumed by a baseband board, and the minimum of these sampling results is
defined as the minimum number of downlink CEs consumed by a baseband board. The number
of downlink CEs consumed by a baseband board includes the number of CEs consumed by
common channels in a cell, and these CEs are not included in the VS.CE.DLAvailable.Board
counter. Therefore, the number of downlink CEs consumed by a baseband board may be greater
than the value of VS.CE.DLAvailable.Board.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CE.DLMean.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CE.DLMin.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.CE.DLMax.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by a Baseband Board
Counters
50332586 VS.CE.ULMea Mean Number BTS3900 U

n.Board of Uplink CEs WCDMA,
Consumed by a BTS3900
Baseband Board
50342586 VS.CE.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

Uplink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by a
Baseband Board
50342587 VS.CE.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

Uplink CEs BTS3900
Consumed by a
Baseband Board
Description
This counter measures the number of uplink CEs consumed by all cells in a board.
Measurement Points
The number of uplink CEs consumed by all cells in a baseband board is sampled every 30
seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average number of uplink CEs consumed by
a baseband board is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of
samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of uplink
CEs consumed by a baseband board, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as
the minimum number of uplink CEs consumed by a baseband board.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CE.ULMean.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CE.ULMin.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CE.ULMax.Board Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
The average ratio of HSDPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
and the ratio of HSDPA users supported by a board
Counters
50342606 VS.BOARD.Us Average ratio of BTS3900 U

edHsdpaUserRa HSDPA users WCDMA,
tio.Mean on a board BTS3900
Description
These counters indicate the ratio of HSDPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
and the ratio of HSDPA users supported by a board.
Measurement Points
The ratio of HSDPA users on a board is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the accumulated number of HSDPA equivalent users within a sampling period is A, the
number of samples is B, and the number of HSDPA users supported on the board is C. One

HSDPA user is regarded as one HSDPA equivalent user. In addition, if DC-HSDPA/DB-

HSDPA/MC-HSDPA is activated, a DC-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA user is regarded as
one HSDPA user in the anchor carrier and one HSDPA user in the supplementary carrier, and
this counter is measured in the two carriers separately. If HSDPA scheduler resource pool is
enabled, all boards that support the feature are used as a shared resource pool. At the end of a
measurement period, the accumulated number of HSDPA equivalent users in the resource pool
within a sampling period is A, the number of samples is B, and the number of HSDPA users
supported in the resource pool is C. The formula for calculating the counter is as follows:
VS.BOARD.UsedHsdpaUserRatio.Mean=A/(B*C).
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BOARD.UsedHsdpaUse Multi-mode: None

rRatio.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010610 HSDPA Introduction
LTE: None Package
The maximum ratio of HSDPA users that have been activated on the board
scheduler and the ratio of HSDPA users supported by a board
Counters
50342607 VS.BOARD.Us Maximum ratio BTS3900 U

edHsdpaUserRa of HSDPA users WCDMA,
tio.Max on a board BTS3900
Description
These counters indicate the ratio of HSDPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
and the ratio of HSDPA users supported by a board.

Measurement Points
The ratio of HSDPA users is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period,
the maximum number of HSDPA equivalent users on a board is A and the number of HSDPA
users supported on the board is C. One HSDPA user is regarded as one HSDPA equivalent user.
In addition, if DC-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA is activated, a DC-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA/
MC-HSDPA user is regarded as one HSDPA user in the anchor carrier and one HSDPA user in
the supplementary carrier, and this counter is measured in the two carriers separately. If HSDPA
scheduler resource pool is enabled, all boards that support the feature are used as a shared
resource pool. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum number of HSDPA equivalent
users in the resource pool within a sampling period is A, and the number of HSDPA users
supported in the resource pool is C. The formula for calculating the counter is as follows:
VS.BOARD.UsedHsdpaUserRatio.Max = A/C.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BOARD.UsedHsdpaUse Multi-mode: None

rRatio.Max GSM: None
LTE: None Package
The average ratio of HSUPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
and the ratio of HSUPA users supported by boards.
Counters
50342608 VS.BOARD.Us Average ratio of BTS3900 U

edHsupaUserRa HSUPA users WCDMA,
tio.Mean on a board BTS3900

Description
These counters indicate the ratio of HSUPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
Measurement Points
The ratio of HSUPA users on a board is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the accumulated number of HSUPA equivalent users is A, the number of samples is B,
and the number of HSUPA users supported on the board is C. The formula for calculating the
counter is as follows: VS.BOARD.UsedHsupaUserRatio.Mean = A/(B*C). Note that one one
HSUPA user is regarded as one HSUPA equivalent user. In addition, when the DC-HSUPA
feature is activated, a DC-HSUPA user is regarded as one HSUPA user in the anchor carrier and
one HSUPA user in the supplementary carrier, and this counter is measured in the two carriers
separately.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BOARD.UsedHsupaUse Multi-mode: None

rRatio.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
LTE: None Package
The maximum ratio of HSUPA users that have been activated on the board
scheduler and the ratio of HSUPA users supported by boards.
Counters
50342609 VS.BOARD.Us Maximum ratio BTS3900 U

edHsupaUserRa of HSUPA users WCDMA,
tio.Max on a board BTS3900

Description
These counters indicate the ratio of HSUPA users that have been activated on the board scheduler
Measurement Points
The ratio of HSUPA users is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period,
the maximum number of HSUPA equivalent users on a board is A and the number of HSUPA
users supported on the board is C. The formula for calculating the counter is as follows:
VS.BOARD.UsedHsupaUserRatio.Max = A/C. Note that one one HSUPA user is regarded as
one HSUPA equivalent user. In addition, when the DC-HSUPA feature is activated, a DC-
HSUPA user is regarded as one HSUPA user in the anchor carrier and one HSUPA user in the
supplementary carrier, and this counter is measured in the two carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BOARD.UsedHsupaUse Multi-mode: None

rRatio.Max GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.3.2 Board Load Measurement (LOAD.BOARD)
Overview
This counter provides the load on a board in the NodeB.

Counters
Description
50333648 VS.BRD.CPULOA Maximum Board version earlier than

D.MAX CPU Usage V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50333649 VS.BRD.CPULOA Average Board CPU version earlier than

D.MEAN Usage V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50343648 VS.BRD.CPULOA Board CPU Usage version earlier than

D.OVER Exceeding the V100R008C00,and
Threshold (%) the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
None
Maximum and Average Board CPU Usage
Counters
50333648 VS.BRD.CPUL Maximum BTS3900 U

OAD.MAX Board CPU WCDMA
Usage


50333649 VS.BRD.CPUL Average Board BTS3900 U

OAD.MEAN CPU Usage WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the maximum and average CPU usage of a board in a specified
measurement period.
In the current version, either counter 50333648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MAX or the 1593835632

VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of
counter 50333648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MAX is normal but counter 50333648
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MAX is not recommended for use. In a later version, only the 1593835632
VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either counter 50333649 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MEAN or the 1593835633

VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Mean counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of
counter 50333649 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MEAN is normal but counter 50333649
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MEAN is not recommended for use. In a later version, only the
1593835633 VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Mean counter is used.
Measurement Points
In the sampling interval of 5s, the CPU usage is sampled many times, and the average of these
sampling results is used as the average CPU usage of this sampling interval. The maximum or
the average of the final sampling results is used as the value of this counter. Each sampling result
is based on the maximum usage among multiple CPUs in the board. For example, if the number
of times that the average CPU usage exceeds the preconfigured threshold in the measurement
period is X1, X2, X3, ..., and Xn, the value of the VS.Board.CPUload.Max and
VS.Board.CPUload.Mean counters are calculated using the following formulae:
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MAX = MAX(Xi), VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MEAN =(X1+X2+...+Xn)/n.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MAX Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

GSM: None
UMTS: None
LTE: None
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.MEA Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

N GSM: None
UMTS: None
LTE: None
Percentage of Cpu Use Rate Overload
Counters
50343648 VS.BRD.CPUL Board CPU BTS3900 U

OAD.OVER Usage WCDMA
Exceeding the
Threshold (%)
Description
This counter provides the percentage of the period during which the CPU usage of a board
exceeds the threshold to the entire measurement period.
Counter 50343648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER will be replaced by counter 1593835634

VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.Over in later versions. In the current version, counters 50343648
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER and 1593835634 VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.Over are both valid,
and the value of counter 50343648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER is properly reported. Counter
50343648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER will be deleted in later versions. Using counter
50343648 VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER is not recommended.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the average CPU usage is sampled every 5s. The percentage of the
period during which the CPU usage of a board exceeds the threshold to the entire measurement
period is used as the value of this counter. Each sampling result is based on the maximum usage
among multiple CPUs in the board.

Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BRD.CPULOAD.OVER Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

GSM: None
UMTS: None
LTE: None
1.4 NODE (NODE)

Overview
The object type NODE contains node-related function subset.
FunctionSubSets
Equipment.Node Node Equipment Performance Measurement
1.4.1 Node Equipment Performance Measurement

(Equipment.Node)
Overview
The Node Equipment Performance Measurement function subset measures the node equipment
performance measurement.

Counters
Description
1593835620 VS.PSU.Shutdown- PSU shutdown total V100R008C00,and

Time time the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1593835628 VS.EnergyCons.BT The sum of power V100R008C00,and

S.Adding.UMTS consumption of all the mapping single-
boards in UMTS mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
1593835629 VS.EnergyCons.BT Power consumption V100R008C00,and

S.Measuring.UMT measured by the the mapping single-
S power system of mode base station
UMTS version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
PSU shutdown total time

Counters
1593835620 VS.PSU.Shutdo PSU shutdown BTS3900 G,U,L

wnTime total time WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the shutdown duration of all power supplying units (PSUs) in the base
station within the measurement period.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the intelligent shutdown status of each PSU is sampled every second.
When one or more PSUs are intelligently shut down, this counter is added by one.
Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.PSU.ShutdownTime Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-111608 PSU Intelligent Shutdown
LTE: LOFD-001056 Management
TDLOFD-001056 PSU Intelligent Sleep Mode

PSU Intelligent Sleep Mode
The sum of power consumption of all boards in UMTS

Counters
1593835628 VS.EnergyCons The sum of BTS3900 U

.BTS.Adding.U power WCDMA,
MTS consumption of BTS3900
all boards in
UMTS
Description
This counter measures the power consumption of the UMTS within a measurement period, which
equals the sum of the power consumption of boards and RF modules working in UMTS mode.
In a UMTS only base station, the value of this counter equals the base station power consumption.
In a multimode base station, the value of this counter is a part of the base station power
consumption.
Measurement Points
The system samples the power consumption of boards and RF modules working in UMTS mode
every 5 minutes. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these estimated sampling results
is used as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kWh
Related Features
VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Addin Multi-mode: None

g.UMTS GSM: None
Power consumption measured by the power system of UMTS

Counters
1593835629 VS.EnergyCons Power BTS3900 U

.BTS.Measurin consumption WCDMA,
g.UMTS measured by the BTS3900
power system of
UMTS
Description
This counter measures the power consumption of the UMTS within a measurement period. In a
UMTS only base station, the value of this counter equals the base station power consumption.
In a multimode base station, the value of this counter is a part of the base station power
consumption.
Measurement Points
The system samples the power consumption measured by the power system every 5 minutes. At
the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results divided by the number of
modes where the PMU is configured equals to the UMTS power consumption and is used as the
value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kWh
Related Features
VS.EnergyCons.BTS.Measu Multi-mode: None

ring.UMTS GSM: None

1.5 BBUBoard (BBUBoard)

Overview
The object type BBU Board contains function subset related to the BBU board.
FunctionSubSets
Load.BBUBoard BBU Board Load Performance Measurement
1.5.1 BBU Board Load Performance Measurement (Load.BBUBoard)
Overview
The BBU Board Load Performance Measurement function subset measures the load on a BBU
board.
Counters
Description
1593835630 VS.BBUBoard.CP The number of times V100R008C00,and

ULoad.Cumulati- of CPU Use Rate the mapping single-
veHighloadCount Overload mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1593835632 VS.BBUBoard.CP Maximum Board V100R008C00,and

ULoad.Max CPU Usage the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1593835633 VS.BBUBoard.CP Average Board CPU V100R008C00,and

ULoad.Mean Usage the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1593835634 VS.BBUBoard.CP Board CPU Usage V100R008C00,and

ULoad.Over Exceeding the the mapping single-
Threshold (%) mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
The number of times of CPU Use Rate Overload

Counters
1593835630 VS.BBUBoard. The number of BTS3900 G,U,L

CPULoad.Cum times of CPU WCDMA,
ulativeHighload Use Rate BTS3900 LTE,
Count Overload BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the number of times of CPU use rate overload.
Measurement Points
sampling results is used as the average CPU usage of this sampling interval. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of times that the average CPU usage exceeds the preconfigured
threshold is used as the value of the counter. The preconfigured threshold is 85%. For example,
if the number of times that the average CPU usage exceeds the preconfigured threshold in the
measurement period is X1, X2, X3, ..., and Xn, the value of the
VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.CumulativeHighloadCount counter is the sum of X1, X2, X3, ..., and
Xn.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.C Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

umulativeHighloadCount GSM: GBFD-111202 O&M of BTS
UMTS: None
LTE: None
Maximum and Average Board CPU Usage

Counters
1593835632 VS.BBUBoard. Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

CPULoad.Max Board CPU WCDMA,
Usage BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1593835633 VS.BBUBoard. Average Board BTS3900 G,U,L

CPULoad.Mean CPU Usage WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the maximum and average CPU usage of a board in a specified
measurement period.
Measurement Points
sampling results is used as the average CPU usage of this sampling interval. The maximum or
the average of the final sampling results is used as the value of this counter. Each sampling result
is based on the maximum usage among multiple CPUs in the board. For example, if the number
of times that the average CPU usage exceeds the preconfigured threshold in the measurement
period is X1, X2, X3, ..., and Xn, the value of the VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Max and
VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Mean counters are calculated using the following formulae:
VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Max = MAX(Xi), VS.BBUBoard.CPUload.Mean =(X1+X2+...+Xn)/
n.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.M Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

ax GSM: GBFD-111202 O&M of BTS
UMTS: None
LTE: None

VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.M Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

ean GSM: GBFD-111202 O&M of BTS
UMTS: None
LTE: None
Percentage of Cpu Use Rate Overload
Counters
1593835634 VS.BBUBoard. Board CPU BTS3900 G,U,L

CPULoad.Over Usage WCDMA,
Exceeding the BTS3900 LTE,
Threshold (%) BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the percentage of the period during which the CPU usage of a board
exceeds the threshold to the entire measurement period.
Measurement Points
In the measurement period of 5s, the CPU usage is sampled many times, and the average of these
sampling results is used as the final sampling result of this measurement period. The percentage
of the period during which the CPU usage of a board exceeds the threshold to the entire
measurement period is used as the value of this counter. Each sampling result is based on the
maximum usage among multiple CPUs in the board.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.BBUBoard.CPULoad.O Multi-mode: MRFD-210302 Fault Management

ver GSM: GBFD-111202 O&M of BTS
UMTS: None
LTE: None
1.6 Measurement of Ethernet port performance (ETHPORT)

Overview
The object type FEGE Measurement contains the function subset related to the Ethernet port. It
represents the traffic volume of services and communication quality of the Ethernet port on the
transmission board in the base station.
FunctionSubSets
Physical.FEGE Measurement related to Ethernet port
1.6.1 Measurement related to Ethernet port (Physical.FEGE)

Overview
The ETHPORT function subset measures the traffic volumes at the data link layer on an Ethernet
port, helping users to plan network. Figure 1-1 shows the position of the Ethernet port in the
TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-1

Counters
Description
1542455297 VS.FEGE.TxBytes Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

the packets the mapping single-
successfully mode base station
transmitted on the versions that
Ethernet port introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455298 VS.FEGE.TxPack- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

ets successfully the mapping single-
transmitted on the mode base station
Ethernet port versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455299 VS.FEGE.RxBytes Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

the packets the mapping single-
successfully received mode base station
on the Ethernet port versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455300 VS.FEGE.RxPack- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

ets successfully received the mapping single-
on the Ethernet port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455301 VS.FEGE.RxErr- Number of error V100R008C00,and

Packets packets received on the mapping single-
the Ethernet port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455302 VS.FEGE.TxMax- Maximum transmit V100R008C00,and

Speed rate on the Ethernet the mapping single-
port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455303 VS.FEGE.TxMin- Minimum transmit V100R008C00,and

versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455304 VS.FEGE.TxMean Average transmit V100R008C00,and

versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455305 VS.FEGE.RxMax- Maximum receive V100R008C00,and

versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455306 VS.FEGE.RxMin- Minimum receive V100R008C00,and

versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455307 VS.FEGE.RxMean Average receive rate V100R008C00,and

Speed on the Ethernet port the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542460296 VS.FEGE.TxTo- Total transmit V100R008C00,and

talBW bandwidth on the the mapping single-
Ethernet port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460297 VS.FEGE.RxTo- Total receive V100R008C00,and

talBW bandwidth on the the mapping single-
Ethernet port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of Bytes on the Ethernet Port
Counters
1542455297 VS.FEGE.TxB Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

ytes in the packets WCDMA,
successfully BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted on BTS3900
the Ethernet port
1542455299 VS.FEGE.RxB Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

ytes in the packets WCDMA,
received on the BTS3900
Ethernet port
Description
These counters provide the number of bytes in the packets successfully transmitted and the
number of bytes in the packets successfully received on an Ethernet port within a measurement
period, respectively. They reflect the traffic on the Ethernet port at the data link layer. The counter
value includes the number of bytes in the MAC header, VLAN flag, payload, and CRC field
that is at the end of a packet.

Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the packets successfully transmitted or successfully received on the
Ethernet port is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these
sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.FEGE.TxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction
UMTS: WRFD-050402 on Abis Interface
LTE: None IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Packets on the Ethernet Port
Counters
1542455298 VS.FEGE.TxPa Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ckets packets WCDMA,
the Ethernet port


1542455300 VS.FEGE.RxPa Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ckets packets WCDMA,
Ethernet port
1542455301 VS.FEGE.RxEr Number of error BTS3900 G,U,L

rPackets packets received WCDMA,
on the Ethernet BTS3900 LTE,
port BTS3900
Description
These counters provide the number of transmitted packets, received packets, or error packets on
an Ethernet port within a measurement period. They reflect the traffic on and the transmission
quality of the Ethernet port at the data link layer. The FEGE.RxErrPackets counter provides the
number of error packets received on physical links and failed in CRC checks.
Measurement Points
The number of transmitted packets, received packets, or error packets is sampled per second. At
the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the
corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.FEGE.TxPackets Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

VS.FEGE.RxPackets Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxErrPackets Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Rate on the Ethernet Port
Counters
1542455302 VS.FEGE.TxM Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

axSpeed transmit rate on WCDMA,
the Ethernet port BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455303 VS.FEGE.TxM Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

inSpeed transmit rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455304 VS.FEGE.TxM Average BTS3900 G,U,L

eanSpeed transmit rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455305 VS.FEGE.RxM Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

axSpeed receive rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455306 VS.FEGE.RxM Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

inSpeed receive rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900


1542455307 VS.FEGE.RxM Average receive BTS3900 G,U,L

eanSpeed rate on the WCDMA,
Ethernet port BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
The counters measure the transmit rate and the receive rate on the Ethernet port within a
measurement period. They indicate the traffic on the Ethernet port at the data link layer.
Measurement Points
The transmit rate or the receive rate on the Ethernet port is sampled per second. At the end of a
measurement period, the maximum, minimum, or average of these sampling results is used as
the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.FEGE.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

VS.FEGE.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Available Bandwidth on the Ethernet Port
Counters
1542460296 VS.FEGE.TxTo Total transmit BTS3900 G,U,L

talBW bandwidth on WCDMA,
BTS3900


1542460297 VS.FEGE.RxT Total receive BTS3900 G,U,L

otalBW bandwidth on WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
These counters provide total transmit and receive bandwidth in Ethernet in the current
measurement period, reflecting the ETH bandwidth.
Measurement Points
Available bandwidth in the transmit and receive directions of the Ethernet per second. At the
end of a measurement period, the average of these sampling results is used as the value of the
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.FEGE.TxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.FEGE.RxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

1.7 Measurement of E1/T1 port performance (E1T1)

Overview
The object type E1T1 Measurement contains the E1/T1 port-related function subset. It represents
the traffic volume of services and communication quality of the E1/T1 port on the transmission
board in the base station.
FunctionSubSets
Physical.E1T1 Measurement related to E1T1 port
1.7.1 Measurement related to E1T1 port (Physical.E1T1)
Overview
The E1T1 function subset helps analyze the transmission quality of the system and ensure the
stable and reliable running of the system. Figure 1-2 shows the position of the E1/T1 port in the
TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-2

Counters
Description
1542455312 VS.E1T1.CodeVio- Number of Code V100R008C00,and

late Type Errors on the the mapping single-
E1/T1 Electrical Port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455313 VS.E1T1.Framin- Number of Base V100R008C00,and

gError Frame Alignment the mapping single-
Errors on the E1/T1 mode base station
Electrical Port versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455314 VS.E1T1.CrcError Number of CRC V100R008C00,and

Errors on the E1/T1 the mapping single-
Electrical Port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455315 VS.E1T1.EbitEr- Number of Ebit V100R008C00,and

ror Errors on the E1/T1 the mapping single-
Port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455316 VS.E1T1.Sa6Error Number of Sa6 V100R008C00,and

Errors on the E1/T1 the mapping single-
Port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455320 VS.E1T1.Multi- Number of V100R008C00,and

frame multiframe cycles at the mapping single-
the E1/T1 port mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455321 VS.E1T1.FrameA- Number of Times V100R008C00,and

lignChanged that Frames Are Not the mapping single-
Aligned mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455866 VS.E1T1.ES.TES Total Errored V100R008C00,and

Seconds in the TX the mapping single-
Direction mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455867 VS.E1T1.ES.TSES Total Severely V100R008C00,and

Errored Seconds in the mapping single-
the TX Direction mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542455868 VS.E1T1.ES.TUAS Total Unavailable V100R008C00,and

Seconds in the TX the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455869 VS.E1T1.ES.RES Total Errored V100R008C00,and

Seconds in the RX the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455870 VS.E1T1.ES.RSES Total Severely V100R008C00,and

Errored Seconds in the mapping single-
the RX Direction mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542455871 VS.E1T1.ES.RUAS Total Unavailable V100R008C00,and

Seconds in the RX the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of Code Type Errors on the E1/T1 Electrical Port
Counters
1542455312 VS.E1T1.Code Number of Code BTS3900 G,U,L

Violate Type Errors on WCDMA,
the E1/T1 BTS3900 LTE,
Electrical Port BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of code type errors on the E1/T1 electrical port within a
measurement period. A code type error occurs if the line coding modes at two communicating
E1/T1 electrical ports mismatch.
Measurement Points
The number of code type errors on the E1/T1 electrical port is sampled per second. At the end
of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.E1T1.CodeViolate Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-118611 Abis IP over E1/T1
UMTS: WRFD-05030101 ATM over E1T1 on Iub
WRFD-050402 Interface

on Iub Interface
Number of Base Frame Alignment Errors on the E1/T1 Electrical Port
Counters
1542455313 VS.E1T1.Frami Number of Base BTS3900 G,U,L

ngError Frame WCDMA,
Alignment BTS3900 LTE,
Errors on the BTS3900
E1/T1 Electrical
Port
Description
This counter measures the number of base frame alignment errors on the E1/T1 electrical port
within a measurement period. A base frame alignment error prohibits the precise location of
frames.
Measurement Points
The number of base frame alignment errors on the E1/T1 electrical port is sampled per second.
At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of
the counter.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.E1T1.FramingError Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of CRC Errors on the E1/T1 Electrical Port
Counters
1542455314 VS.E1T1.CrcEr Number of CRC BTS3900 G,U,L

ror Errors on the WCDMA,
E1/T1 Electrical BTS3900 LTE,
Port BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of CRC errors on the E1/T1 electrical port within a
measurement period. This counter is relevant only for CRC multiframes (E1) or extended
superframes (T1).
Measurement Points
The measurement is performed per second to count the number of CRC errors on the E1/T1
electrical port, and the sum of these sampling results is calculated as the result of the
corresponding counter at the end of a measurement period.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.E1T1.CrcError Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Ebit Errors on the E1/T1 Port
Counters
1542455315 VS.E1T1.EbitE Number of Ebit BTS3900 G,U,L

rror Errors on the WCDMA,
E1/T1 Port BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of Ebit errors, that is the number of cyclic redundancy check
(CRC) failures reported by the peer end, within a measurement period. The counter measures
the number of Ebit errors for CRC multi-frames (E1) or extended super-frames (T1).
Measurement Points
The number of Ebit errors on the E1/T1 port is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.E1T1.EbitError Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Sa6 Errors on the E1/T1 Port
Counters
1542455316 VS.E1T1.Sa6Er Number of Sa6 BTS3900 G,U,L

ror Errors on the WCDMA,
E1/T1 Port BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of Sa6 errors on the E1 port within a measurement period.
This counter is relevant only for CRC multiframes (E1 port).
Measurement Points
The measurement is performed per second to count the number of Sa6 errors on the E1 port, and
the sum of these sampling results is calculated as the result of the corresponding counter at the
end of a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.E1T1.Sa6Error Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of multiframe cycles at the E1/T1 port
Counters
1542455320 VS.E1T1.Multi Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

frame multiframe WCDMA,
cycles at the E1/ BTS3900 LTE,
T1 port BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of multiframe cycles on the E1/T1 electrical port within a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
The measurement is performed per second to count the number of multiframe cycles on the E1/
T1 electrical port, and the sum of these sampling results is calculated as the result of the
corresponding counter at the end of a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.E1T1.Multiframe Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Times that Frames Are Not Aligned
Counters
1542455321 VS.E1T1.Fram Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

eAlignChanged Times that WCDMA,
Frames Are Not BTS3900 LTE,
Aligned BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of times that frames are not aligned within a measurement
period. It indicates the multiframe variable. This counter is relevant only for CRC multiframes
(E1) or extended superframes (T1).
Measurement Points
The measurement is performed per second to count the number of times that frames are not
aligned on the E1/T1 electrical port. Every time the multi-frames (E1) or extended super-frames
(T1) change, the counter increases by one.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.E1T1.FrameAlign- Multi-mode: None

Changed GSM: GBFD-118611 Abis IP over E1/T1

on Iub Interface
Total Errored Seconds in the TX Direction
Counters
1542455866 VS.E1T1.ES.T Total Errored BTS3900 G,U,L

ES Seconds in the WCDMA,
TX Direction BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total error seconds in the TX direction on an E1/T1 link. It reflects the
quality on the E1/T1 link. A second is considered an error second in the TX direction if an e-bit
error occurs or an RDI alarm is generated in this second.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the TX direction. This counter is increased by one each
time a second is considered as a errored second.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.TES Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Total Severely Errored Seconds in the TX Direction
Counters
1542455867 VS.E1T1.ES.T Total Severely BTS3900 G,U,L

SES Errored WCDMA,
Seconds in the BTS3900 LTE,
TX Direction BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total severely errored seconds (SESs) in the TX direction on an E1/
T1 link. It reflects the quality on the E1/T1 link. A second is considered a severe error bit second
in the TX direction if the e-bit error rate is larger than 30% or an RDI alarm is generated in this
second.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the TX direction. This counter is increased by one each
time a second is considered as a severely errored second.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.TSES Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Total Unavailable Seconds in the TX Direction
Counters
1542455868 VS.E1T1.ES.T Total BTS3900 G,U,L

UAS Unavailable WCDMA,
TX Direction BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total severely errored seconds (SESs) in the TX direction on an E1/
T1 link. If there are more than 10 consecutive seconds with severe bit errors, these seconds are
considered as SESs.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the TX direction.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.TUAS Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Total Errored Seconds in the RX Direction
Counters
1542455869 VS.E1T1.ES.R Total Errored BTS3900 G,U,L

ES Seconds in the WCDMA,
RX Direction BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total errored seconds in the RX direction on an E1/T1 link. It reflects
the quality on the E1/T1 link. A second is considered an error second in the RX direction if an
error occurs or an LOS/AIS/LOF alarm is generated in this second.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the RX direction. This counter is increased by one each
time a second is considered as a errored second.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.RES Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Total Severely Errored Seconds in the RX Direction
Counters
1542455870 VS.E1T1.ES.R Total Severely BTS3900 G,U,L

SES Errored WCDMA,
RX Direction BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total severely errored seconds (SESs) in the RX direction on an E1/
T1 link. It reflects the quality on the E1/T1 link. A second is considered a severe error bit second
in the RX direction if the bit error rate is larger than 30% or an LOS/AIS/LOF alarm is generated
in this second.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the RX direction. This counter is increased by one each
time a second is considered as a severely errored second.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.RSES Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Total Unavailable Seconds in the RX Direction
Counters
1542455871 VS.E1T1.ES.R Total BTS3900 G,U,L

UAS Unavailable WCDMA,
RX Direction BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the total severely errored seconds (SESs) in the RX direction on an E1/
T1 link. If there are more than 10 consecutive seconds with severe bit errors, these seconds are
considered as SESs.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled per second in the RX direction.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.E1T1.ES.RUAS Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
1.8 Measurement of PPP Link performance (PPP)

Overview
The object type PPP Measurement contains the PPP link-related function subset. It represents
the traffic volume of services carried by the PPP link of the transmission board in the base station
and the quality of service.
FunctionSubSets
DataLink.PPP Measurement related to PPP link
1.8.1 Measurement related to PPP link (DataLink.PPP)
Overview
The DataLink.PPP function subset measures the number of packets transmitted on the PPP link
of the base station and evaluates the information about the rates, for example, the number of
received packets, the number of transmitted packets, and the rate. It represents the traffic volume
and quality of services carried by the PPP link. Figure 1-3 shows the position of the PPP link
in the TCP/IP model.

Figure 1-3
Counters
Description
1542455334 VS.PPP.TxPackets Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

Successfully the mapping single-
Transmitted on the mode base station
PPP Link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455335 VS.PPP.TxBytes Number of Bytes in V100R008C00,and

the Packets the mapping single-
Successfully mode base station
Transmitted on the versions that
PPP Link introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455336 VS.PPP.TxDropPk Number of Packets to V100R008C00,and

ts Be Transmitted but the mapping single-
Discarded on the PPP mode base station
Link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455337 VS.PPP.RxPackets Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

Received on the PPP mode base station
Link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455338 VS.PPP.RxBytes Number of Bytes in V100R008C00,and

Received on the PPP versions that
Link introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455339 VS.PPP.RxDropPk Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

ts Received but the mapping single-
Discarded on the PPP mode base station
Link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455343 VS.PPP.TxMax- Maximum Transmit V100R008C00,and

Speed Rate on the PPP Link the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455344 VS.PPP.TxMin- Minimum Transmit V100R008C00,and

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455345 VS.PPP.TxMean- Average Transmit V100R008C00,and

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455346 VS.PPP.RxMax- Maximum Receive V100R008C00,and

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455347 VS.PPP.RxMin- Minimum Receive V100R008C00,and

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455348 VS.PPP.RxMean- Average Receive V100R008C00,and

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542460298 VS.PPP.TxTotalB Total transmit V100R008C00,and

W bandwidth of the PPP the mapping single-
link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460299 VS.PPP.RxTotalB Total receive V100R008C00,and

W bandwidth of the PPP the mapping single-
link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None

Number of Packets on the PPP Link
Counters
1542455334 VS.PPP.TxPack Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ets Packets WCDMA,
Successfully BTS3900 LTE,
Transmitted on BTS3900
the PPP Link
1542455336 VS.PPP.TxDro Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

pPkts Packets to Be WCDMA,
Transmitted but BTS3900 LTE,
Discarded on BTS3900
the PPP Link
1542455337 VS.PPP.RxPac Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

kets Packets WCDMA,
Received on the BTS3900
PPP Link
1542455339 VS.PPP.RxDro Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

pPkts Packets WCDMA,
Received but BTS3900 LTE,
Discarded on BTS3900
the PPP Link
Description
The following table describes the meanings of each counter.
Counter Name Description
VS.PPP.TxPackets This counter measures the number of packets

successfully transmitted on the PPP link
within a measurement period. It indicates the
traffic on the PPP link.

VS.PPP.TxDropPkts This counter measures the number of packets

that are to be transmitted but discarded on the
PPP link within a measurement period. It
indicates the traffic on the PPP link. Packet
losses occur in the following situations: 1.
The PPP link is not stable or activated. 2. The
protocol number of transmitted packets is
invalid. For example, the protocol number is
not one of 0x0021, 0x0061, 0x0065, 0x0059,
and 0x003d.
VS.PPP.RxPackets This counter measures the number of packets

successfully received on the PPP link within
a measurement period. It indicates the traffic
on the PPP link.
VS.PPP.RxDropPkts This counter measures the number of packets

that are to be received but discarded on the
PPP link within a measurement period. It
indicates the traffic on the PPP link. Packet
losses occur in the following situations: 1.
The PPP link is not stable or activated. 2. The
protocol number of received packets is
invalid. For example, the protocol number is
not one of 0x0021, 0x0061, 0x0065, 0x0059,
and 0x003d.
Measurement Points
Number of successfully transmitted packets, packets discarded by the transmit direction,
successfully received packets, and packets discarded by the receive direction on the PPP link
per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the
value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.PPP.TxPackets Multi-mode: None

UMTS: WRFD-050402 IP Transmission Introduction
LTE: LBFD-003004 on Iub Interface
TDLBFD-003004 Compression &

Multiplexing over E1/T1
Compression &
VS.PPP.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxPackets Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Number of Bytes on the PPP Link

Counters
1542455335 VS.PPP.TxByte Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

s Bytes in the WCDMA,
Packets BTS3900 LTE,
Successfully BTS3900
Transmitted on
the PPP Link
1542455338 VS.PPP.RxByte Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Received on the
PPP Link
Description
VS.PPP.TxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

successfully transmitted on the PPP link
within a measurement period. This counter
measures the total number of bytes in the
address field, control field, protocol field, and
information field in a packet. It indicates the
traffic on the PPP link.
VS.PPP.RxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

successfully received on the PPP link within
a measurement period. This counter measures
the total number of bytes in the address field,
control field, protocol field, and information
field in a packet. It indicates the traffic on the
PPP link.
Measurement Points
Number of bytes successfully transmitted and received on the PPP link per second. At the end
of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the

Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.PPP.TxBytes Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Rate on the PPP Link
Counters
1542455343 VS.PPP.TxMax Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

Speed Transmit Rate WCDMA,
on the PPP Link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455344 VS.PPP.TxMin Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

BTS3900


1542455345 VS.PPP.TxMea Average BTS3900 G,U,L

nSpeed Transmit Rate WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455346 VS.PPP.RxMax Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

Speed Receive Rate on WCDMA,
the PPP Link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455347 VS.PPP.RxMin Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

Speed Receive Rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455348 VS.PPP.RxMea Average BTS3900 G,U,L

nSpeed Receive Rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
VS.PPP.TxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum transmit

rate on the PPP link within a measurement
period. It counter indicates the traffic on the
PPP link.
VS.PPP.TxMinSpeed This counter measures the minimum transmit

period. It counter indicates the traffic on the
PPP link.
VS.PPP.TxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average transmit

period. It indicates the traffic on the PPP link.
VS.PPP.RxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum receive

VS.PPP.RxMinSpeed This counter measures the minimum receive


VS.PPP.RxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average receive

Measurement Points
Number of bytes transmitted and received on the PPP link per second. At the end of a
measurement period, the maximum, minimum, and average sampling results are reported.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.PPP.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &

VS.PPP.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Total bandwidth of the PPP link

Counters
1542460298 VS.PPP.TxTota Total transmit BTS3900 G,U,L

lBW bandwidth of WCDMA,
the PPP link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542460299 VS.PPP.RxTota Total receive BTS3900 G,U,L

lBW bandwidth of WCDMA,
the PPP link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
VS.PPP.TxTotalBW Total transmission bandwidth in PPP link is

measured in the current measurement period,
reflecting the PPP bandwidth.
VS.PPP.RxTotalBW Total receive bandwidth in PPP link is

reflecting the PPP bandwidth.
Measurement Points
Available bandwidth in the transmit and receive directions of the PPP link per second. At the
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.PPP.TxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.PPP.RxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


Compression &
1.9 Measurement of MP Group performance (MPGRP)

Overview
The object type MP Group Measurement (MPGRP) contains the function subset related to the
MP group. It represents the traffic volume and service quality of the transmission board in the
base station.
FunctionSubSets
DataLink.MPGRP Measurement related to MP
1.9.1 Measurement related to MP (DataLink.MPGRP)
Overview
The MPGRP function subset measures traffic volumes of the services carried by the MPGRP
links and the service quality. Figure 1-4 shows the position of the MP group in the TCP/IP
model.

Figure 1-4
Counters
Description
1542455349 VS.MP.TxPackets Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

Transmitted by the mode base station
MP Group versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455350 VS.MP.TxBytes Number of Bytes in V100R008C00,and

Transmitted by the versions that
MP Group introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455351 VS.MP.TxDropPkt Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

s That Are to Be the mapping single-
Transmitted But mode base station
Discarded by the MP versions that
Group introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455352 VS.MP.RxPackets Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

Received by the MP mode base station
Group versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455353 VS.MP.RxBytes Number of Bytes in V100R008C00,and

Received by the MP versions that
Group introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455354 VS.MP.RxDropPkt Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

s That Are Received the mapping single-
But Discarded by the mode base station
MP Group versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455358 VS.MP.TxMaxSpe Maximum Transmit V100R008C00,and

ed Rate of the MP the mapping single-
Group mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455359 VS.MP.TxMinSpee Minimum Transmit V100R008C00,and

d Rate of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455360 VS.MP.TxMean- Average Transmit V100R008C00,and

Speed Rate of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455361 VS.MP.RxMaxSpe Maximum Receive V100R008C00,and

ed Rate of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455362 VS.MP.RxMinSpee Minimum Receive V100R008C00,and

d Rate of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455363 VS.MP.RxMean- Average Receive V100R008C00,and

Speed Rate of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542460300 VS.MP.TxTotalB Total transmit V100R008C00,and

W bandwidth of the MP the mapping single-
group mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460301 VS.MP.RxTotalB Total receive V100R008C00,and

W bandwidth of the MP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None

Number of Packets on the MP Group
Counters
1542455349 VS.MP.TxPack Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ets Packets WCDMA,
Transmitted by BTS3900
the MP Group
1542455351 VS.MP.TxDrop Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts Packets That WCDMA,
Are to Be BTS3900 LTE,
Transmitted But BTS3900
Discarded by
the MP Group
1542455352 VS.MP.RxPack Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ets Packets WCDMA,
Received by the BTS3900
MP Group
1542455354 VS.MP.RxDrop Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts Packets That WCDMA,
Are Received BTS3900 LTE,
But Discarded BTS3900
by the MP
Group
Description
VS.MP.TxPackets This counter provides the number of packets

successfully transmitted on an MP group
within a measurement period. It reflects the
traffic and transmission capability on the MP
group.

VS.MP.TxDropPkts This counter provides the number of packets

that are to be transmitted but discarded on an
MP group when MP links are not activated
group.
VS.MP.RxPackets This counter provides the number of packets

successfully received on an MP group within
a measurement period. It reflects the traffic
and transmission capability on the MP group.
VS.MP.RxDropPkts This counter provides the number of packets

that are to be received but discarded due to
failed reassembling of disordered packets on
MP links on an MP group within a
measurement period. It reflects the traffic and
transmission capability on the MP group.
Measurement Points
Number of successfully transmitted packets, packets discarded by the transmit direction,
successfully received packets, and packets discarded by the receive direction by the MP group
is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the average of these sampling results
is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.MP.TxPackets Multi-mode: None


Compression &

VS.MP.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxPackets Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Number of Bytes on the MP Group
Counters
1542455350 VS.MP.TxByte Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Transmitted by
the MP Group


1542455353 VS.MP.RxByte Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Received by the
MP Group
Description
VS.MP.TxBytes This counter provides the number of bytes

successfully transmitted on an MP group
group. The counter value includes the number
of bytes in the MP group header and payload
of a packet.
VS.MP.RxBytes This counter provides the number of bytes

successfully received on an MP group within
a measurement period. It reflects the traffic
and transmission capability on the MP group.
The counter value includes the number of
bytes in the MP group header and payload of
a packet.
Measurement Points
Number of bytes successfully transmitted and received by the MP group is sampled per second.
the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
byte

Related Features
VS.MP.TxBytes Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Rate on the MP Group
Counters
1542455358 VS.MP.TxMax Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

of the MP Group BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455359 VS.MP.TxMin Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

BTS3900
1542455360 VS.MP.TxMea Average BTS3900 G,U,L

nSpeed Transmit Rate WCDMA,
BTS3900


1542455361 VS.MP.RxMax Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

Speed Receive Rate of WCDMA,
the MP Group BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455362 VS.MP.RxMin Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

Speed Receive Rate of WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455363 VS.MP.RxMea Average BTS3900 G,U,L

nSpeed Receive Rate of WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
VS.MP.TxMaxSpeed The counter measures the maximum transmit

rate of the MP group within a measurement
period. This counter represents the traffic on
the MP link.
VS.MP.TxMinSpeed The counter measures the minimum transmit

the MP link.
VS.MP.TxMeanSpeed The counter measures the average transmit

the MP link.
VS.MP.RxMaxSpeed The counter measures the maximum receive

the MP link.
VS.MP.RxMinSpeed The counter measures the minimum receive

the MP link.

VS.MP.RxMeanSpeed The counter measures the average receive

the MP link.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes transmitted and received by the MP group is sampled per second. At the
end of a measurement period, the maximum, minimum, and average sampling results are
reported.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.MP.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &

VS.MP.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


Compression &
Available Bandwidth on the MP Group

Counters
1542460300 VS.MP.TxTotal Total transmit BTS3900 G,U,L

BW bandwidth of WCDMA,
the MP group BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542460301 VS.MP.RxTotal Total receive BTS3900 G,U,L

BW bandwidth of WCDMA,
the MP group BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
VS.MP.TxTotalBW Total transmit bandwidth in MP group is

reflecting the MP bandwidth.
VS.MP.RxTotalBW Total receive bandwidth in MP group is

reflecting the MP bandwidth.
Measurement Points
Available bandwidth in the transmit and receive directions on the MP group per second. At the
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.MP.TxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


Compression &
VS.MP.RxTotalBW Multi-mode: None


Compression &
1.10 Measurement of IP layer performance (IP)

Overview
The object type IP Measurement contains the function subset related to the IP layer of the
transmission board in the base station. It represents the traffic volume and the service qualities
of the IP layer.
FunctionSubSets
Network.IP Measurement related to IP
1.10.1 Measurement related to IP (Network.IP)
Overview
The Network.IP function subset measures the IP packet traffic, such as the number of
successfully transmitted or received IP packets or the number of bytes in the transmitted or
received IP packets. It represents the traffic volume and quality of services at the IP layer. Figure
1-5 shows the position of the IP layer in the TCP/IP model.

Figure 1-5
Counters
Description
1542455326 VS.IP.TxPackets Number of V100R008C00,and

successfully the mapping single-
transmitted IP mode base station
packets versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455327 VS.IP.TxBytes Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

the successfully the mapping single-
transmitted IP mode base station
packets versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00


Description
1542455328 VS.IP.TxDropPkts Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

IP packets the mapping single-
transmitted mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455329 VS.IP.TxDrop- Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

Bytes the discarded IP the mapping single-
packets transmitted mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455330 VS.IP.RxPackets Number of V100R008C00,and

successfully received the mapping single-
IP packets mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00


Description
1542455331 VS.IP.RxBytes Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

the successfully the mapping single-
received IP packets mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455332 VS.IP.RxDropPkts Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

IP packets received the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455333 VS.IP.RxDrop- Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

Bytes the discarded IP the mapping single-
packets received mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
None
Number of IP Packets

Counters
1542455326 VS.IP.TxPacket Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

s successfully WCDMA,
transmitted IP BTS3900 LTE,
packets BTS3900
1542455328 VS.IP.TxDropP Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

kts discarded IP WCDMA,
packets BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted BTS3900
1542455330 VS.IP.RxPacket Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

s successfully WCDMA,
received IP BTS3900 LTE,
packets BTS3900
1542455332 VS.IP.RxDropP Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

kts discarded IP WCDMA,
packets received BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
These counters measure the number of IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully
received, or discarded within a measurement period. They indicate the traffic on and the
processing capability of the base station at the network layer.
Measurement Points
The number of IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully received, or discarded is
sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is
used as the value of the corresponding counter.
The VS.IP.TxPackets counter measures the number of IP packets successfully transmitted when
the routing table and ARP table are found successfully. The counter is incremented after
fragment.
The VS.IP.RxPackets counter measures the number of IP packets successfully received from
the data link layer. This counter is incremented before reassembly.
The VS.IP.TxDropPkts counter measures the number of transmitted IP packets discarded. It is
incremented in any of the following conditions: (1) The forward information base (FIB) fails to
be found. (2) The address of the FIB table is invalid. (3) The FIB table is invalid. (4) During the
configuration of the routing load sharing, the configuration is incorrect or the routing table is
invalid.
The VS.IP.RxDropPkts counter measures the number of received IP packets discarded. It is
incremented in any of the following conditions: (1) The IP header check fails. (2) Packet

reassembly fails. (3) Broadcast packets are discarded when the access control list (ACL) filtering
function is enabled.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IP.TxPackets Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.RxPackets Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Bytes in the IP Packets

Counters
1542455327 VS.IP.TxBytes Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

in the WCDMA,
transmitted IP BTS3900
packets
1542455329 VS.IP.TxDrop- Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

Bytes in the discarded WCDMA,
IP packets BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted BTS3900
1542455331 VS.IP.RxBytes Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

in the WCDMA,
received IP BTS3900
packets
1542455333 VS.IP.RxDrop- Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

Bytes in the discarded WCDMA,
IP packets BTS3900 LTE,
received BTS3900
Description
These counters measure the number of bytes in the successfully transmitted, successfully
received, or discarded IP packets within a measurement period. They indicate the traffic and the
processing capability of the base station at the network layer.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the successfully transmitted, successfully received, or discarded IP
packets is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling
results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
The VS.IP.TxBytes counter measures the number of bytes in the IP packets successfully
transmitted when the routing table and ARP table are found successfully. It includes the IP header
and payload (or IPSec-related payload such as AH header and ESP header in IPSec scenarios).
If packets need to be fragmented, this counter is incremented after fragment.
The VS.IP.RxBytes counter measures the number of bytes in the IP packets successfully received
from the data link layer. It includes the IP header and payload (or IPSec-related payload such
as AH header and ESP header in IPSec scenarios). If packets are fragmented, this counter is
incremented before packet reassembly.
The VS.IP.TxDropBytes counter is incremented in any of the following conditions: (1) The
forward information base (FIB) fails to be found. (2) The address of the FIB table is invalid. (3)

The FIB table is invalid. (4) During the configuration of the routing load sharing, the
configuration is incorrect or the routing table is invalid.
The VS.IP.RxDropBytes counter is incremented in any of the following conditions: (1) The IP
header check fails. (2) Packet reassembly fails. (3) Broadcast packets are discarded when the
access control list (ACL) filtering function is enabled.
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.IP.TxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.TxDropBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IP.RxDropBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

1.11 Measurement of IP path performance (IPPath)

Overview
The object type IP Path Measurement contains the function subset related to the IP path in the
base station. It represents the traffic volume and service qualities of IP paths that are configured
on the transmission board. It represents the traffic volume of the packets that follow the General
Packet Radio Service Tunneling Protocol for User Plane (GTP-U). It provides a fine-grained
flow monitoring mechanism, which facilitates the user-data based Qos management.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.IPPath Measurement related to IP path
1.11.1 Measurement related to IP path (Transport.IPPath)
Overview
The IP Path function subset provides the measurements on an IP path in the base station. It
measures the traffic volumes of services carried by an IP path and the service quality at a smaller
granularity, and supports QoS management based on the traffic volumes. Figure 1-6 shows the
position of the IP path in the TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-6

Counters
Description
1542455872 VS.IPPath.TxBytes Number of bytes V100R008C00,and

transmitted on the IP mode base station
path versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455873 VS.IPPath.RxBytes Number of bytes V100R008C00,and

on the IP path mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455874 VS.IPPath.TxPkts Number of packets V100R008C00,and

transmitted on the IP mode base station
path versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455875 VS.IPPath.TxDrop Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

Pkts packets transmitted the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455876 VS.IPPath.RxDrop Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

Pkts packets received on the mapping single-
the IP path mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455877 VS.IPPath.RxPkts Number of packets V100R008C00,and

versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455878 VS.IPPath.TxMean Average TX rate on V100R008C00,and

Speed the IP path the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455879 VS.IPPath.TxMax- Maximum TX rate V100R008C00,and

Speed on the IP path the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455880 VS.IPPath.RxMea Average RX rate on V100R008C00,and

nSpeed the IP path the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455881 VS.IPPath.RxMax- Maximum RX rate V100R008C00,and

Speed on the IP path the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of Bytes on the IP Path
Counters
1542455872 VS.IPPath.TxB Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U

ytes successfully WCDMA,
the IP path
1542455873 VS.IPPath.RxB Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U

ytes successfully WCDMA,
IP path

Description
These counters provide the number of bytes in the IP packets successfully transmitted and the
number of bytes in the IP packets successfully received on an IP path at the IP layer within a
measurement period, respectively. They reflect the traffic and transmission capability on the IP
path at the IP layer.
Measurement Points
The number of service bytes successfully transmitted or successfully received on the IP path is
used as the value of the corresponding counter.
The counter includes the IP header and payload.
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.IPPath.TxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Packets on the IP Path

Counters
1542455874 VS.IPPath.TxP Number of BTS3900 G,U

kts packets WCDMA,
successfully BTS3900
transmitted on
the IP path
1542455875 VS.IPPath.TxD Number of BTS3900 G,U

ropPkts discarded WCDMA,
packets BTS3900
transmitted on
the IP path
1542455876 VS.IPPath.RxD Number of BTS3900 G,U

ropPkts discarded WCDMA,
packets received BTS3900
on the IP path
1542455877 VS.IPPath.RxP Number of BTS3900 G,U

kts packets WCDMA,
received on the
IP path
Description
These counters provide the number of IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully received,
transmitted but discarded or received but discarded on an IP path at the IP layer within a
measurement period, respectively. They reflect the traffic and transmission capability on the IP
path at the IP layer.
Measurement Points
The number of service packets transmitted or received on the IP path is sampled per second. At
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IPPath.TxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.RxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Rate on the IP Path
Counters
1542455878 VS.IPPath.TxM Average TX rate BTS3900 G,U

eanSpeed on the IP path WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455879 VS.IPPath.TxM Maximum TX BTS3900 G,U

axSpeed rate on the IP WCDMA,
path BTS3900


1542455880 VS.IPPath.RxM Average RX BTS3900 G,U

eanSpeed rate on the IP WCDMA,
path BTS3900
1542455881 VS.IPPath.RxM Maximum RX BTS3900 G,U

axSpeed rate on the IP WCDMA,
path BTS3900
Description
These counters provide the rate of transmitting or receiving packets on the IP path at the IP layer
within a measurement period. They reflect the load on the IP path at the IP layer.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes received or transmitted on an IP path is sampled per second. At the end of
a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding
counter. The maximum TX and RX rate are calculated based on the maximum number of bytes.
The average rate in a measurement period is calculated based on this counter. This counter
includes the header and payload of IP packets.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.IPPath.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

VS.IPPath.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.IPPath.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
1.12 Measurement of Resource Group performance

(RscGroup)
Overview
The object type Resource Group Measurement contains the function subset related to the
resource group. It represents the traffic volume and service processing capability of the resource
group on the transmission board in the base station.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.RscGroup Measurement related to Resource Group
Transport.FLOWCTROL Measurement related to FLOWCTROL

1.12.1 Measurement related to Resource Group

(Transport.RscGroup)
Overview
The resource group of an base station is a set of data streams. The data streams can be related
to control plane services, user plane services, OM services, IP clock services, or bypass services
(regardless of control plane services or user plane services). The transmission quality affects the
services of the base station. The base station manages bandwidths based on resource groups.
The base station can configure the bandwidth, flow shaping, admission control, and flow control
for the resource group. Multiple resource groups can be configured on one physical link, the
bandwidth of which is shared among these resource groups. Multiple transport-layer bearers can
be configured for one resource group, the configured bandwidth of which is shared among these
bearers. The Transport.RscGroup function subset measures the number of bytes or packets
transmitted by the resource group of the base station. It represents the service processing
capability of the resource group. Figure 1-7 shows the position of the resource group in the TCP/
IP model. The Transport.RscGroup function subset measures only the data transmitted from a
resource group.The counters of function subset Transport.RscGourp report valid values in IP
transmission, and reports zero in ATM transmission.
Figure 1-7

Counters
Description
1542455365 VS.RscGroup.TxB Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

ytes the packets the mapping single-
successfully mode base station
transmitted by the versions that
resource group introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455367 VS.RscGroup.TxP Number of packets V100R008C00,and

kts successfully the mapping single-
transmitted by the mode base station
resource group versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455369 VS.RscGroup.TxD Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

ropBytes the packets discarded the mapping single-
by the resource group mode base station
due to transmission versions that
failures introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455371 VS.RscGroup.TxD Number of packets V100R008C00,and

ropPkts discarded by the the mapping single-
resource group due to mode base station
transmission failures versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455375 VS.RscGroup.TxM Maximum transmit V100R008C00,and

axSpeed rate of the resource the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455376 VS.RscGroup.TxM Minimum transmit V100R008C00,and

inSpeed rate of the resource the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455377 VS.RscGroup.TxM Average transmit V100R008C00,and

eanSpeed rate of the resource the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
None
Number of Bytes in the Packets Transmitted by the Resource Group
Counters
1542455365 VS.RscGroup.T Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

xBytes in the packets WCDMA,
transmitted by BTS3900
the resource
group
1542455369 VS.RscGroup.T Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

xDropBytes in the packets WCDMA,
discarded by the BTS3900 LTE,
resource group BTS3900
due to
transmission
failures
Description
These counters measure the number of bytes in the packets transmitted by all the queues of a
resource group at the data link layer within a measurement period and the number of bytes in

the packets discarded due to congestion in the queues within a measurement period. They
represent the transmit traffic on the resource group at the data link layer. If the resource group
is carried on an Ethernet port, the counters measure the MAC headers and payloads in the packets.
If the resource group is carried on a port carrying a PPP link or MP link, the counters measure
the data parts of the PPP frames or MP frames. The measurement of the counters remains
unchanged in packet fragment or IPSec scenarios.
Measurement Points
Number of transmitted bytes and discarded bytes in the resource group per second. At the end
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.RscGroup.TxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-118605 IP QOS
LTE: LOFD-003011 on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-003011 Enhanced Transport QoS

Management
Enhanced Transport QoS
Management
VS.RscGroup.TxDropBytes Multi-mode: None


Management
Management
Number of Packets Transmitted by the Resource Group

Counters
1542455367 VS.RscGroup.T Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xPkts packets WCDMA,
transmitted by BTS3900
the resource
group
1542455371 VS.RscGroup.T Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xDropPkts packets WCDMA,
discarded by the BTS3900 LTE,
resource group BTS3900
due to
transmission
failures
Description
These counters measure the number of IP packets transmitted by all the queues of a resource
group at the data link layer within a measurement period and the number of packets discarded
due to congestion in the queues within a measurement period. They represent the transmit traffic
on the resource group at the data link layer.
Measurement Points
Number of transmitted and discarded packets in the resource group per second. At the end of a
measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.RscGroup.TxPkts Multi-mode: None


Management
Management
VS.RscGroup.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


Management
Management
Rates of the Resource Group
Counters
1542455375 VS.RscGroup.T Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMaxSpeed transmit rate of WCDMA,
the resource BTS3900 LTE,
group BTS3900
1542455376 VS.RscGroup.T Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMinSpeed transmit rate of WCDMA,
group BTS3900
1542455377 VS.RscGroup.T Average BTS3900 G,U,L

xMeanSpeed transmit rate of WCDMA,
group BTS3900

Description
These counters measure the transmit rate of a resource group within a measurement period. They
represent the transmission rate of the resource group. If the resource group is carried on an
Ethernet port, the counters measure the MAC headers and payloads. If the resource group is
carried on the PPP or MP group port, the counters measure the information part of the PPP frame
or MP frame.
Measurement Points
The transmit rate of the resource group is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement
period, the maximum, minimum, or average of these sampling results is used as the value of the
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.RscGroup.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


Management
Management
VS.RscGroup.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


Management
Management

VS.RscGroup.TxMean- Multi-mode: None

Speed GSM: GBFD-118605 IP QOS

Management
Management
1.12.2 Measurement related to FLOWCTROL

(Transport.FLOWCTROL)
Overview
The Flow control function subset provides resource-group-related flow control counters, which
indicate the flow control of each resource group.The counters of function subset
Transport.FLOWCTROL report valid values in both IP transmission and ATM transmission.
Counters
Description
1542460308 VS.RscGroup.Flow Resource group V100R008C00,and

Ctrol.UL.AdjBW. maximum UL the mapping single-
Max available bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.AdjBW. minimum UL the mapping single-
Min available bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

Ctrol.UL.AdjBW.A average UL available the mapping single-
vg bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.AdjBW. maximum DL the mapping single-
Max available bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.AdjBW. minimum DL the mapping single-
Min available bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.AdjBW.A average DL available the mapping single-
vg bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.UpBW.N available UL the mapping single-
um bandwidth increase mode base station
times version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
1542460315 VS.RscGroup.Flow Resource group DL V100R008C00,and

Ctrol.DL.Delay.Up available bandwidth the mapping single-
BW.Num increase times after mode base station
jitter congestion version that
released introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.Drop.Up available bandwidth the mapping single-
BW.Num increase times after mode base station
packet loss version that
congestion released introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.DelayCon available UL the mapping single-
g.DownBWNum bandwidth decrease mode base station
times for jitter version that
congestion introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.DelayCon available bandwidth the mapping single-
g.DownBWNum decrease times for mode base station
jitter congestion version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.DropCon available UL the mapping single-
g.DownBWNum bandwidth decrease mode base station
times for packet loss version that
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

Ctrol.DL.DropCon available bandwidth the mapping single-
g.DownBWNum decrease times for mode base station
packet loss version that
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.SendNum Number of UL the mapping single-
frames Resource mode base station
group sent version that
successfully introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.Receive- Number of DL the mapping single-
Num frames Resource mode base station
group received version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.DropNu Number of lost UL the mapping single-
m frames mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.DropNu Number of lost DL the mapping single-
m frames mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

Ctrol.UL.DelayVar maximum UL delay the mapping single-
a.Max jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.DelayVar minimum UL delay the mapping single-
a.Min jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.UL.DelayVar average UL delay the mapping single-
a.Avg jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.DelayVar maximum DL delay the mapping single-
a.Max jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.DelayVar minimum DL delay the mapping single-
a.Min jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

Ctrol.DL.DelayVar average DL delay the mapping single-
a.Avg jitter mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
1542460331 VS.RscGroup.Flow Resource group UL V100R008C00,and

Ctrol.UL.Con- congestion duration the mapping single-
gTime mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Ctrol.DL.Con- congestion duration the mapping single-
gTime mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
Resource group maximum UL available bandwidth
Counters
1542460308 VS.RscGroup.F Resource group BTS3900 U

lowCtrol.UL.A maximum UL WCDMA,
djBW.Max available BTS3900
bandwidth

Description
The BTS adjusts the UL port bandwidth according to flow control algorithm. The BTS calculates
the UL available bandwidth of the physical layer per second,
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max is the maximum value of available bandwidth of the
UL physical layer.
Measurement Points
The available UL bandwidth is sampled within each scheduling period. If the physical port is
carried on an MP group, the value of the counter is the total bandwidth of the available UL MP
links in the MP group. If the physical port is carried on a PPP link, the value of the counter is
the available bandwidth on the PPP link. If the physical port is an ETHTRUNK port or an
Ethernet port, the value of the counter depends on the negotiation for the port. If the physical
port is carried on TUNNEL, the value of the counter is the total available UL bandwidth on the
current TUNNEL. If rate limitation is set on the physical port, the value of the counter is the
smaller value between the defined upper limited bandwidth and the measured available
bandwidth.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL Multi-mode: None

.AdjBW.Max GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061010 HSDPA Flow Control
LTE: None
Resource group minimum UL available bandwidth
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.A minimum UL WCDMA,
djBW.Min available BTS3900
bandwidth

Description
the UL available bandwidth of the physical layer per second,
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min is the minimum value of the available bandwidth of
the UL physical layer.
Measurement Points
bandwidth.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features

.AdjBW.Min GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group average UL available bandwidth
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.A average UL WCDMA,
djBW.Avg available BTS3900
bandwidth

Description
the UL available bandwidth of the physical layer per second. The collected values of available
bandwidth in a statistics period are accumulated and recorded as A, and the number of calculation
times in a statistics period is recorded as B. Then, VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg =
A/B.
Measurement Points
bandwidth.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features

.AdjBW.Avg GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group maximum DL available bandwidth
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.A maximum DL WCDMA,
djBW.Max available BTS3900
bandwidth

Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm of the base station is enabled, the base station
adjusts the available bandwidth of HSDPA according to the result of internal congestion
statistics, and it calculates the available bandwidth of HSDPA per second. When the
STATIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm of the base station is enabled, the base station calculates
the available bandwidth of HSDPA according to the following formula: Available bandwidth
of HSDPA = Total physical bandwidth * Coefficient. (The coefficient is 0.8 in ATM mode and
0.9 in IP mode.) The base station calculates the available bandwidth of HSDPA per second.
When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max is the collected maximum value of the available DL
MAC-HS layer bandwidth. The DL statistics is valid only in the complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth. The complete sharing mode of configured bandwidth is enabled when
the following requirement is met: Bandwidth configured for each type of PATH (for example
RT and NRT) > Total physical bandwidth x 90%.
Measurement Points
The available DL bandwidth is sampled within each scheduling period. If the physical port is
port is carried on TUNNEL, the value of the counter is the total available DL bandwidth on the
bandwidth. If the IP path is carried on loopback interface, the value of this counter is the total
available DL bandwidth on the current loopback interface. (The default DL bandwidth on the
loopback interface is 1 Gbit/s.)
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL Multi-mode: None

.AdjBW.Max GSM: None
LTE: None

Resource group minimum DL available bandwidth
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.A minimum DL WCDMA,
djBW.Min available BTS3900
bandwidth
Description
When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min is the collected minimum value of the available DL
MAC-HS layer bandwidth. The DL statistics is valid only in the complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth. The complete sharing mode of configured bandwidth is enabled when
the following requirement is met: Bandwidth configured for each type of PATH (for example
RT and NRT) > Total physical bandwidth x 90%.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features

.AdjBW.Min GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group average DL available bandwidth
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.A average DL WCDMA,
djBW.Avg available BTS3900
bandwidth
Description
When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value. The collected
values of available bandwidth of the DL MAC-HS layer in a statistics period are accumulated
and recorded as A, and the number of calculation times is recorded as B. Then,
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg = A/B. The DL statistics is valid only in the complete
sharing mode of configured bandwidth. The complete sharing mode of configured bandwidth is
enabled when the following requirement is met: Bandwidth configured for each type of PATH
(for example RT and NRT) > Total physical bandwidth x 90%.
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features

.AdjBW.Avg GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group available UL bandwidth increase times
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.U available UL WCDMA,
pBW.Num bandwidth BTS3900
increase times
Description
The number of attempts to increase the available UL bandwidth of the base station Iub logical
port is sampled every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period are
accumulated. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points
The number of attempts to increase the available UL bandwidth of the base station Iub logical

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

.UpBW.Num GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group DL available bandwidth increase times after jitter congestion

released
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.D DL available WCDMA,
elay.UpBW.Nu bandwidth BTS3900
m increase times
after jitter
congestion
released
Description
Samples are taken every five seconds within a measurement period. When the
DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled, the base station calculates the number of
attempts to increase the available DL bandwidth of the base station Iub logical port based on the
delay variation. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points

delay variation. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

.Delay.UpBW.Num GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group DL available bandwidth increase times after packet loss

congestion released
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.Dr DL available WCDMA,
op.UpBW.Num bandwidth BTS3900
increase times
after packet loss
congestion
released
Description
packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
Measurement Points

packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

.Drop.UpBW.Num GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group available UL bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.D available UL WCDMA,
elayCong.Down bandwidth BTS3900
BWNum decrease times
for jitter
congestion
Description
The number of attempts to decrease the available UL bandwidth of the base station Iub logical
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

.DelayCong.DownBWNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group DL available bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.D DL available WCDMA,
elayCong.Down bandwidth BTS3900
BWNum decrease times
for jitter
congestion
Description
attempts to decrease the available DL bandwidth of the base station Iub logical port based on
the delay variation. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics
value. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points
the delay variation. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

.DelayCong.DownBWNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group available UL bandwidth decrease times for packet loss congestion
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.Dr available UL WCDMA,
opCong.DownB bandwidth BTS3900
WNum decrease times
for packet loss
congestion
Description
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features

.DropCong.DownBWNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group DL available bandwidth decrease times for packet loss congestion
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.Dr DL available WCDMA,
opCong.DownB bandwidth BTS3900
WNum decrease times
for packet loss
congestion
Description
the packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
Measurement Points
the packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features

.DropCong.DownBWNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group Number of UL frames Resource group sent successfully
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.Se Number of UL WCDMA,
ndNum frames BTS3900
Resource group
sent
successfully
Description
The number of frames that are successfully transmitted on a base station Iub logical port is
sampled every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated.
Measurement Points
The number of frames that are successfully transmitted on a base station Iub logical port is
sampled every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

.SendNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group Number of DL frames Resource group received
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.Re Number of DL WCDMA,
ceiveNum frames BTS3900
Resource group
received
Description
frames that are successfully received on a base station Iub logic port and accumulates all collected
values within a measurement period. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0
as the statistics value. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry
PATH.
Measurement Points
frames that are successfully received on a base station Iub logic port and accumulates all collected
values within a measurement period. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0
as the statistics value. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry
PATH.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

.ReceiveNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group Number of lost UL frames
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.Dr Number of lost WCDMA,
opNum UL frames BTS3900
Description
The number of frames that are lost on a base station Iub logical port is sampled every five seconds.
All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated. The base station reports the
traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points
The number of frames that are lost on a base station Iub logical port is sampled every five seconds.
All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated. The base station reports the
traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

.DropNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group Number of lost DL frames
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.Dr Number of lost WCDMA,
opNum DL frames BTS3900
Description
frames that are lost on a base station Iub logic port and accumulates all collected values within
a measurement period. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics
Measurement Points
frames that are lost on a base station Iub logic port and accumulates all collected values within
a measurement period. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics
value. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH. These DL
HSDPA frames are discarded by the RNC interface board, intermediate transmission links, or
the base station.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

.DropNum GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group maximum UL delay jitter
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.D maximum UL WCDMA,
elayVara.Max delay jitter BTS3900
Description
The BTS calculates the UL jitter per second. VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max is
the collected maximum value of UL jitter.
Measurement Points
The base station reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH.
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

.DelayVara.Max GSM: None
LTE: None

Resource group minimum UL delay jitter
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.D minimum UL WCDMA,
elayVara.Min delay jitter BTS3900
Description
The BTS calculates the UL jitter per second. VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Min is the
collected minimum value of UL jitter.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

.DelayVara.Min GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group average UL delay jitter

Counters

lowCtrol.UL.D average UL WCDMA,
elayVara.Avg delay jitter BTS3900
Description
The BTS calculates the UL jitter per second. All collected values of UL jitter in a statistics period
are accumulated and recorded as A, and the number of calculation times is recorded as B. Then,
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg = A/B.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

.DelayVara.Avg GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group maximum DL delay jitter
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.D maximum DL WCDMA,
elayVara.Max delay jitter BTS3900

Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled, the base station calculates the DL
jitter per second. When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the statistics value.
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max is the collected maximum value of DL jitter.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

.DelayVara.Max GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group minimum DL delay jitter
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.D minimum DL WCDMA,
elayVara.Min delay jitter BTS3900
Description
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min is the collected minimum value of DL jitter.
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

.DelayVara.Min GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group average DL delay jitter
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.D average DL WCDMA,
elayVara.Avg delay jitter BTS3900
Description
All collected values of DL jitter in a statistics are accumulated and recorded as A, and the number
of calculation times is recorded as B. Then, VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg = A/
B.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms

Related Features

.DelayVara.Avg GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group UL congestion duration
Counters

lowCtrol.UL.C UL congestion WCDMA,
ongTime duration BTS3900
Description
The base station determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg x 0.8 less than Actual physical layer flow of a UL
logic port. If the preceding requirement is met, the UL congestion duration is increased by one
second. Samples are taken every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period
are accumulated. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points
The base station determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg x 0.8 less than Actual physical layer flow of a UL
second. Samples are taken every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period
are accumulated. The base station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features

.CongTime GSM: None
LTE: None
Resource group DL congestion duration
Counters

lowCtrol.DL.C DL congestion WCDMA,
ongTime duration BTS3900
Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled when the configured bandwidth is
completely shared, the base station determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg x 0.8 less than HSDPA flow of the DL logic port.
If the preceding requirement is met, the DL congestion duration is increased by one second. If
the preceding requirement is not met, the DL congestion duration does not change. Samples are
taken every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated.
When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the calculation value. The base
station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Measurement Points
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled when the configured bandwidth is
completely shared, the base station determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg x 0.8 less than HSDPA flow of the DL logic port.
the preceding requirement is not met, the DL congestion duration does not change. Samples are
taken every five seconds. All collected values within a measurement period are accumulated.
When other algorithms are used, the base station reports 0 as the calculation value. The base
station reports the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH.
Formula
None

Unit
s
Related Features

.CongTime GSM: None
LTE: None
1.13 Measurement of IP PM performance (IPPM)

Overview
The object type IP PM measurement contains the function subset related to the IP performance
monitoring (PM). It represents the traffic volume and the service qualities of the transmission
board in the base station.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.IPPM Measurement related to IPPM
1.13.1 Measurement related to IPPM (Transport.IPPM)
Overview
The IP PM function subset provides the measurements on an IP PM in the base station. It
measures the quality of traffic carried on the transmission boards. Figure 1-8 shows the position
of the IP PM in the TCP/IP model. Figure 1-9 shows the principles of the IP PM. The IP PM
checks the packet loss, delay, and jitter condition of a link by the local end transmitting forward
monitoring (FM) frames and the peer end responding with backward reporting (BR) frames. The
number of FM frames is used to represent the number of frames transmitted by the local end,
whereas that of BR frames is used to represent the number of frames received by the peer end.
The local end calculates the delay, jitter, and packet loss rate along the local-to-peer direction
based on the received BR frames. Ultimately, the bandwidth condition is obtained.

Figure 1-8
Figure 1-9
Counters
Description
1542455408 VS.IPPM.Bits.Mea Average bit transmit V100R008C00,and

nsTx rate on the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455409 VS.IPPM.Pkts.Mea Average packet V100R008C00,and

nsTx transmit rate on the the mapping single-
IP PM mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455410 VS.IPPM.Peak.Bits Peak bit transmit rate V100R008C00,and

.RateTx on the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455411 VS.IPPM.Peak.Pkt Peak packet transmit V100R008C00,and

s.RateTx rate on the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455412 VS.IPPM.Peer.Bits Average peer bit V100R008C00,and

.MeansRx receive rate on the IP the mapping single-
PM mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455413 VS.IPPM.Peer.Pkts Average peer packet V100R008C00,and

.MeansRx receive rate on the IP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455414 VS.IPPM.Peer.Pea Peak peer bit receive V100R008C00,and

k.Bits.RateRx rate on the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455415 VS.IPPM.Peer.Pea Peak peer packet V100R008C00,and

k.Pkts.RateRx receive rate on the IP the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455416 VS.IPPM.Forword. Average forward V100R008C00,and

DropMeans packet loss rate on the mapping single-
the IP PM mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455417 VS.IPPM.Forword. Peak forward packet V100R008C00,and

Peak.DropRates loss rate on the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455418 VS.IPPM.Forward. Standard deviation of V100R008C00,and

JitterStandardDe- forward jitter on the the mapping single-
viation IP PM mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455419 VS.IPPM.Back.Jit- Standard deviation of V100R008C00,and

terStandardDevia- backward jitter on the mapping single-
tion the IP PM mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455420 VS.IPPM.Rtt.Mean Average RTT on the V100R008C00,and

s IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455421 VS.IPPM.MaxRtt- Maximum RTT on V100R008C00,and

Delay the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455452 VS.IPPM.Min- Minimum RTT on V100R008C00,and

RttDelay the IP PM the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455911 VS.IPPM.Local.Tx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts sent by the IP PM the mapping single-
local end mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455912 VS.IPPM.Peer.RxP Number of packets V100R008C00,and

kts received by the IP the mapping single-
PM peer end mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
None
Byte Rate Measurements on the IP PM
Counters
1542455408 VS.IPPM.Bits. Average bit BTS3900 G,U,L

MeansTx transmit rate on WCDMA,
the IP PM BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455410 VS.IPPM.Peak. Peak bit BTS3900 G,U,L

Bits.RateTx transmit rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455412 VS.IPPM.Peer. Average peer bit BTS3900 G,U,L

Bits.MeansRx receive rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455414 VS.IPPM.Peer. Peak peer bit BTS3900 G,U,L

Peak.Bits.Rate receive rate on WCDMA,
Rx the IP PM BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900

Description
These counters provide transmit byte rates and receive byte rates of the transport network on the
IP performance monitor (IP PM) within a measurement period. They indicate the transmission
capability of the transport network.
Measurement Points
The transmit byte rate or receive byte rate at the local or peer end is sampled per second on the
IP PM. At the end of a measurement period, the average or maximum of these sampling results
is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.IPPM.Bits.MeansTx Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor
TDLOFD-003012 IP Performance Monitoring

IP Performance Monitoring
VS.IPPM.Peak.Bits.RateTx Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.Peer.Bits.MeansR Multi-mode: None

x GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor


VS.IPPM.Peer.Peak.Bits.Ra Multi-mode: None

teRx GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

Packet Rate Measurements on the IP PM
Counters
1542455409 VS.IPPM.Pkts. Average packet BTS3900 G,U,L

MeansTx transmit rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455411 VS.IPPM.Peak. Peak packet BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts.RateTx transmit rate on WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455413 VS.IPPM.Peer. Average peer BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts.MeansRx packet receive WCDMA,
rate on the IP BTS3900 LTE,
PM BTS3900
1542455415 VS.IPPM.Peer. Peak peer BTS3900 G,U,L

Peak.Pkts.Rate packet receive WCDMA,
Rx rate on the IP BTS3900 LTE,
PM BTS3900
Description
These counters provide transmit packet rates and receive packet rates of the transport network
on the IP performance monitor (IP PM) within a measurement period. They indicate the
transmission capability of the transport network.

Measurement Points
The transmit packet rate or receive packet rate at the local or peer end is sampled per second on
the IP PM. At the end of a measurement period, the average or maximum of these sampling
results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet/s
Related Features
VS.IPPM.Pkts.MeansTx Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.Peak.Pkts.RateTx Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.Peer.Pkts.MeansR Multi-mode: None

x GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

VS.IPPM.Peer.Peak.Pkts.Ra Multi-mode: None

teRx GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor


Forward Packet Loss Rate Measurements on the IP PM
Counters
1542455416 VS.IPPM.Forw Average BTS3900 G,U,L

ord.DropMeans forward packet WCDMA,
loss rate on the BTS3900 LTE,
IP PM BTS3900
1542455417 VS.IPPM.Forw Peak forward BTS3900 G,U,L

ord.Peak.Drop- packet loss rate WCDMA,
Rates on the IP PM BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
These counters provide packet loss rate on the transport network by using the IP performance
monitor (IP PM) within a measurement period. They reflect the quality on the detected IP path.
Measurement Points
The number of forward packets transmitted and the number of forward packets lost over the link
are sampled and accumulated every second, respectively. The packet loss rate in a second is
obtained by dividing the number of forward packets lost in one second by the number of forward
packets transmitted in one second. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum packet
loss rate is the maximum one among all the packet loss rates in the measurement period, and the
average packet loss rate is obtained by dividing the total number of lost forward packets by the
total number of forward packets transmitted in the measurement period.
Formula
(([VS.IPPM.Local.TxPkts]-[VS.IPPM.Peer.RxPkts])/[VS.IPPM.Local.TxPkts])*{100}
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.IPPM.Forword.Drop- Multi-mode: None

Means GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

VS.IPPM.Forword.Peak.Dro Multi-mode: None

pRates GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

Jitter Measurements on the IP PM
Counters
1542455418 VS.IPPM.Forw Standard BTS3900 G,U,L

ard.JitterStan- deviation of WCDMA,
dardDeviation forward jitter on BTS3900 LTE,
the IP PM BTS3900
1542455419 VS.IPPM.Back. Standard BTS3900 G,U,L

JitterStandard- deviation of WCDMA,
Deviation backward jitter BTS3900 LTE,
on the IP PM BTS3900
Description
These counters provide the standard delay deviation of the round trip time (RTT) for the IP PM
packets on the transport network within a measurement period. They reflect the stabilization of
the transmission delay of a detected data flow. A larger counter value reflects a larger fluctuation
in transmission delay. The forward delay variation represents the delay variation in the RTT of
IP PM packets from the local end to the peer end. The backward delay variation represents the
delay variation in the RTT of IP PM packets from the peer end to the local end.

Measurement Points
A sample is taken every 1 second to obtain the forward jitter and backward jitter of the IP PM
for calculating the forward jitter standard deviation and backward jitter standard deviation at the
end of a measurement period based on the standard deviation formula.
The counter VS.IPPM.Forward.JitterStandardDeviation provides the jitter standard deviation of

FM frames on a link at the end of a measurement period. The forward jitter is calculated by using
the following formula: Forward jitter = T2 - T1 - T, where T2 is the time when the FM frame is
received, T1 is the time when the FM frame is sent, and T is the standard delay.
The counter VS.IPPM.Back.JitterStandardDeviation provides the jitter standard deviation of BR

frames on a link at the end of a measurement period. The backward jitter is calculated by using
the following formula: Backward jitter = T4 - T3 - T, where T4 is the time when the BR frame
is received, T3 is the time when the BR frame is sent, and T is the standard delay.
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features
VS.IPPM.Forward.Jitter- Multi-mode: None

StandardDeviation GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

VS.IPPM.Back.JitterStan- Multi-mode: None

dardDeviation GSM: GBFD-118607 IP Performance Monitor

RTT Measurements on the IP PM

Counters
1542455420 VS.IPPM.Rtt.M Average RTT BTS3900 G,U,L

eans on the IP PM WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455421 VS.IPPM.Max Maximum RTT BTS3900 G,U,L

RttDelay on the IP PM WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455452 VS.IPPM.Min- Minimum RTT BTS3900 G,U,L

RttDelay on the IP PM WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
These counters provide the latency of the round trip time (RTT) for the IP PM packets on the
transport network within a measurement period. They reflect the time delay on the transport
network.
Measurement Points
The RTT is sampled and calculated by the IP PM mechanism every second.
After forward activation is performed for an IP PM link, the local end sends FM frames and
receives BR frames periodically.
The value of the VS.IPPM.Rtt.Means counter can be calculated in the following formula:
VS.IPPM.Rtt.Means counter = Total delay of FM and BR frames/Total number of transmitted
FM frames.
The maximum delay of the sampling delays of FM frames and BR frames is used as the value
of the VS.IPPM.MaxRttDelay counter.
The minimum delay of the sampling delays of FM frames and BR frames is used as the value
of the VS.IPPM.MinRttDelay counter.
Formula
None
Unit
ms

Related Features
VS.IPPM.Rtt.Means Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.MaxRttDelay Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.MinRttDelay Multi-mode: None


Number of Packets on the IP PM
Counters
1542455911 VS.IPPM.Local Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

.TxPkts packets sent by WCDMA,
the IP PM local BTS3900 LTE,
end BTS3900
1542455912 VS.IPPM.Peer. Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

RxPkts packets received WCDMA,
by the IP PM BTS3900 LTE,
peer end BTS3900

Description
These counters provide the number of packets sent by the local end of an IP PM session and the
number of packets received by the peer end of an IP PM session. They reflect the service traffic
volume on IP paths measured by IP PM.
Measurement Points
The base station takes samples of the number of packets sent by the local end of an IP PM session
and the number of packets received by the peer end of an IP PM session every measurement
period of 1 second. At the end of each measurement period, the base station adds up all sampled
values to obtain the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPPM.Local.TxPkts Multi-mode: None


VS.IPPM.Peer.RxPkts Multi-mode: None


1.14 Measurement of SCTP performance (SCTP)

Overview
The object type SCTP Measurement contains the function subset related to the Stream Control
Transmission Protocol (SCTP) link of the base station. It represents the traffic volume of
signaling services carried by the SCTP link and the quality of service.

FunctionSubSets
Transport.SCTP Measurement related to SCTP link
1.14.1 Measurement related to SCTP link (Transport.SCTP)
Overview
The SCTP function subset measures the traffic volumes of IP packets transmitted and received
on an SCTP link inside the base station. It measures traffic volumes of the signaling services
carried on base station transmission boards and the service quality. Figure 1-10 shows the
position of the SCTP layer in the TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-10

Counters
Description
1542455422 VS.Sctp.RxBytes Number of bytes in version earlier than

the IP packets V100R008C00,and
received on the the mapping single-
SCTP mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455423 VS.Sctp.TxBytes Number of bytes in version earlier than

the IP packets V100R008C00,and
transmitted on the the mapping single-
SCTP mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455424 VS.Sctp.RxPkts Number of IP version earlier than

packets received on V100R008C00,and
the SCTP the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455425 VS.Sctp.TxPkts Number of IP version earlier than

packets transmitted V100R008C00,and
on the SCTP the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455428 VS.Sctp.RxDropPk Number of discarded version earlier than

ts IP packets received V100R008C00,and
on the SCTP the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455430 VS.Sctp.RxMax- Maximum IP packet version earlier than

Speed receive rate on the V100R008C00,and
SCTP the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455431 VS.Sctp.RxMin- Minimum IP packet version earlier than

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455432 VS.Sctp.RxMean- Average IP packet version earlier than

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455433 VS.Sctp.TxMax- Maximum IP packet version earlier than

Speed transmit rate on the V100R008C00,and
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455434 VS.Sctp.TxMin- Minimum IP packet version earlier than

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455435 VS.Sctp.TxMean- Average IP packet version earlier than

mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455882 VS.Sctp.ToU- Number of packets version earlier than

serPkts transmitted from an V100R008C00,and
SCTP link to the the mapping single-
application layer mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455883 VS.Sctp.FromU- Number of packets version earlier than

serPkts received on the V100R008C00,and
SCTP from the the mapping single-
application layer mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

None
Number of Bytes in the IP Packets on the SCTP Link
Counters
1542455422 VS.Sctp.RxByt Number of bytes BTS3900 U,L

es in the IP packets WCDMA,
received on the BTS3900 LTE
SCTP
1542455423 VS.Sctp.TxByt Number of bytes BTS3900 U,L

es in the IP packets WCDMA,
transmitted on BTS3900 LTE
the SCTP
Description
These counters provide the number of bytes in the packets received from or transmitted to the
IP layer on an SCTP link within a measurement period. They reflect the traffic of signaling
services. The counter VS.Sctp.RxDropBytes is not supported currently and the value of the
counter is always 0.
The counter 1542455422 VS.Sctp.RxBytes will be replaced with the VS.SctpLnk.RxBytes

counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or the VS.SctpLnk.RxBytes
counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this counter may be normal or
invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In later versions, only the
VS.SctpLnk.RxBytes counter is used.
The counter 1542455423 VS.Sctp.TxBytes will be replaced with the VS.SctpLnk.TxBytes

counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or the VS.SctpLnk.TxBytes
counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this counter may be normal or
invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In later versions, only the
VS.SctpLnk.TxBytes counter is used.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the IP packets successfully transmitted or successfully received on the
SCTP link is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling
results is used as the value of the corresponding counter. The counter value includes the number
of bytes in user data (the data field of a user data packet, excluding the MAC header, IP header,
and SCTP header). This counter excludes the number of bytes in the following SCTP
management messages: Heartbeat messages, Link establishment messages, Link disconnection
messages, Handshake messages.

Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.Sctp.RxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None on Iub Interface
VS.Sctp.TxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of IP Packets on the SCTP Link
Counters
1542455424 VS.Sctp.RxPkts Number of IP BTS3900 U,L

packets received WCDMA,
on the SCTP BTS3900 LTE
1542455425 VS.Sctp.TxPkts Number of IP BTS3900 U,L

packets WCDMA,
transmitted on BTS3900 LTE
the SCTP
1542455428 VS.Sctp.RxDro Number of BTS3900 U,L

pPkts discarded IP WCDMA,
packets received BTS3900 LTE
on the SCTP

Description
These counters provide the number of packets received from or transmitted to the IP layer on
an SCTP link within a measurement period. They reflect the traffic of signaling services. IP
packets with any of the following errors are discarded on the SCTP link: parsing error, block
type error, and association query failure.
The counter 1542455424 VS.Sctp.RxPkts will be replaced with the VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts counter
in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or the VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts counter
is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this counter may be normal or invalid,
and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In later versions, only the
VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts is used.
The counter 1542455425 VS.Sctp.TxPkts will be replaced with the VS.SctpLnk.TxPkts counter
in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or the VS.SctpLnk.TxPkts counter
is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this counter may be normal or invalid,
and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In later versions, only the
VS.SctpLnk.TxPkts counter is used.
The counter 1542455428 VS.Sctp.RxDropPkts will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or
the VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of
this counter may be normal or invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for used.
In later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts counter is used.
Measurement Points
The number of IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully received, or discarded on the
of all the packets transmitted and received over an SCTP link. The packets include SCTP
management messages, such as heartbeat messages, link establishment messages, link
disconnection messages, and handshake messages. However, the received packets on an SCTP
link are not measured in any of the following cases: (1) The SCTP link is not configured. (2)
There is no signaling bearer at the upper layer of the SCTP link. (3) The SCTP link is blocked.
The VS.Sctp.RxPkts counter provides the number of IP packets received on the SCTP link.
The VS.Sctp.RxDropPkts counter provides the number of discarded IP packets received on the
SCTP link. An IP packet is discarded when any of the following occurs: (1) The chunk length
is incorrect in the packet. (2) The chunktype length is incorrect and the highest two bits are 10
in the packet. (3) The binding function of the packet is abnormal. For example, the DATA chunk
and ABORT chunk are in the same packet. (4) The packet can be parsed but an exception occurs
during the data check. For example, the V-tag is incorrect.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.Sctp.RxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.TxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
IP Packet Rate Measurements on the SCTP Link
Counters
1542455430 VS.Sctp.RxMa Maximum IP BTS3900 U,L

xSpeed packet receive WCDMA,
rate on the BTS3900 LTE
SCTP
1542455431 VS.Sctp.RxMin Minimum IP BTS3900 U,L

Speed packet receive WCDMA,
SCTP
1542455432 VS.Sctp.RxMea Average IP BTS3900 U,L

nSpeed packet receive WCDMA,
SCTP
1542455433 VS.Sctp.TxMax Maximum IP BTS3900 U,L

Speed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP


1542455434 VS.Sctp.TxMin Minimum IP BTS3900 U,L

Speed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP
1542455435 VS.Sctp.TxMea Average IP BTS3900 U,L

nSpeed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP
Description
These counters provide the maximum rate, minimum rate, and average rate for transmitting or
receiving packets received from or transmitted to the IP layer on an SCTP link within a
measurement period. These rates are calculated on a per-byte basis. They reflect the transmission
capability on the SCTP link.
The counter 1542455430 VS.Sctp.RxMaxSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.RxMaxSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.RxMaxSpeed counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value
of this counter may be normal or invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for
used. In later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.RxMaxSpeed is used.
The counter 1542455431 VS.Sctp.RxMinSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.RxMinSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.RxMinSpeed is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this
counter may be normal or invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In
later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.RxMinSpeed counter is used.
The counter 1542455432 VS.Sctp.RxMeanSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.RxMeanSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.RxMeanSpeed is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this
later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.RxMeanSpeed counter is used.
The counter 1542455433 VS.Sctp.TxMaxSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.TxMaxSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.TxMaxSpeed counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported value
of this counter may be normal or invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for
used. In later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.TxMaxSpeed is used.
The counter 1542455434 VS.Sctp.TxMinSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.TxMinSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.TxMinSpeed is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this
later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.TxMinSpeed counter is used.
The counter 1542455435 VS.Sctp.TxMeanSpeed will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.TxMeanSpeed counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter

or the VS.SctpLnk.TxMeanSpeed is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this
later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.TxMeanSpeed counter is used.
Measurement Points
The transmit rate or the receive rate on the SCTP link is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.Sctp.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

VS.Sctp.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of packets on the SCTP from the application layer
Counters
1542455882 VS.Sctp.ToU- Number of BTS3900 U

serPkts packets WCDMA
transmitted
from an SCTP
link to the
application
layer
1542455883 VS.Sctp.FromU Number of BTS3900 U

serPkts packets received WCDMA
on the SCTP
from the
application
layer
Description
These counters provide the number of packets received from or transmitted to the application
layer on the SCTP link within a measurement period. They reflect the traffic of signaling services.
The counter 1542455882 VS.Sctp.ToUserPkts will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.ToUserPkts counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter or
the VS.SctpLnk.ToUserPkts is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this counter
may be normal or invalid, and therefore this counter is not recommended for used. In later
versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.ToUserPkts counter is used.

The counter 1542455883 VS.Sctp.FromUserPkts will be replaced with the

VS.SctpLnk.FromUserPkts counter in a later version. In the current version, either this counter
or the VS.SctpLnk.FromUserPkts is used, or they can both be used. The reported value of this
later versions, only the VS.SctpLnk.FromUserPkts counter is used.
Measurement Points
The number of packets received from or transmitted to the application layer on an SCTP link is
used as the value of the corresponding counters.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.Sctp.ToUserPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.Sctp.FromUserPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.15 Measurement of OMCH performance (OMCH)

Overview
The object type OMCH measurement contains the OM channel-related function subset. It
represents the traffic volume of services carried by the OM channel in the base station and the
quality of service.

FunctionSubSets
Transport.OMCH Measurement related to OMCH
1.15.1 Measurement related to OMCH (Transport.OMCH)
Overview
The OMCH function subset provides the measurements on an OM channel in the base station.
It measures traffic volumes of the services carried on the OM channel in the base station and the
service quality. The OM channel uses TCP packets for transmission. Figure 1-11 shows the
position of the OM channel in the TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-11

Counters
Description
1542455826 VS.OMCH.RxTo- Total Number of V100R008C00,and

talPkts Packets Received on the mapping single-
the OM Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455827 VS.OMCH.RxIn- Number of In-Order V100R008C00,and

SeqPkts Packets Received on the mapping single-
the OM Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455828 VS.OMCH.RxWnd Number of Window V100R008C00,and

ProbePkts Probe Packets the mapping single-
Received on the OM mode base station
Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455829 VS.OMCH.RxWnd Number of the V100R008C00,and

UpdatePkts Window Size Update the mapping single-
Packets Received on mode base station
the OM Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455833 VS.OMCH.RxDup Number of Fully V100R008C00,and

Pkts Duplicated Packets the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455834 VS.OMCH.RxPart Number of Partially V100R008C00,and

DupPkts Duplicated Packets the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455835 VS.OMCH.RxOut Number of Out-of- V100R008C00,and

OfOrderPkts Order Packets the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455836 VS.OMCH.RxAf- Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

terWndPkts Beyond the Receive the mapping single-
Window of the OM mode base station
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455837 VS.OMCH.RxAfte Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

rClosePkts Received on the OM the mapping single-
Channel After the mode base station
Connection Is versions that
Released introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455838 VS.OMCH.RxAck Number of ACKs V100R008C00,and

Pkts Received on the OM the mapping single-
Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455839 VS.OMCH.RxDu- Number of V100R008C00,and

pAckPkts Duplicated ACKs the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455840 VS.OMCH.RxToo Number of Received V100R008C00,and

MuchAckPkts ACKs for the Non- the mapping single-
Transmitted Data on mode base station
the OM Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455841 VS.OMCH.TxTo- Total Number of V100R008C00,and

talPkts Packets Transmitted the mapping single-
on the OM Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455842 VS.OMCH.TxUr- Number of Urgent V100R008C00,and

gentPkts Data Packets the mapping single-
OM Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455843 VS.OMCH.TxCtrl Number of Control V100R008C00,and

Pkts Packets Transmitted the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455844 VS.OMCH.TxWnd Number of Window V100R008C00,and

ProbePkts Probe Packets the mapping single-
OM Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455845 VS.OMCH.TxWnd Number of the V100R008C00,and

UpdatePkts Window Size Update the mapping single-
Packets Transmitted mode base station
on the OM Channel versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455846 VS.OMCH.TxDa- Number of Data V100R008C00,and

taPkts Packets Transmitted the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00


Description
1542455847 VS.OMCH.TxData Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

RexntPkts Retransmitted on the the mapping single-
OM Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
1542455848 VS.OMCH.TxAck Number of ACKs V100R008C00,and

OnlyPkts Transmitted on the the mapping single-
OM Channel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:Version
earlier than
V100R003C00
None
Total Number of Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455826 VS.OMCH.Rx Total Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

TotalPkts Packets WCDMA,
Received on the BTS3900 LTE,
OM Channel BTS3900

Description
This counter measures the total number of TCP packets received on the OM channel within a
measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end of a
measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxTotalPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of In-Order Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455827 VS.OMCH.RxI Number of In- BTS3900 G,U,L

nSeqPkts Order Packets WCDMA,
OM Channel BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of in-order TCP packets with lengths of non-zero received
on the OM channel within a measurement period. It represents the quality of the OM channel.

Measurement Points
The number of in-order packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxInSeqPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Window Probe Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455828 VS.OMCH.Rx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

WndProbePkts Window Probe WCDMA,
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the total number of window probe packets received on the OM channel
within a measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel. After the local end
informs the peer end that the receiving window size is zero, the peer end periodically sends
window probe packets to check the size of the receiving window at the local end.

Measurement Points
The number of window probe packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxWndPro- Multi-mode: None

bePkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of the Window Size Update Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455829 VS.OMCH.Rx Number of the BTS3900 G,U,L

WndUpdatePkt Window Size WCDMA,
s Update Packets BTS3900 LTE,
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of the window size update packets received on the OM
channel within a measurement period. The peer end transmits such a packet when the peer end
receives a probe packet from the local end or when the window size at the peer end changes.
This counter represents the quality of the OM channel.

Measurement Points
The number of the window size update packets received on the OM channel is sampled per
second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxWndUpda- Multi-mode: None

tePkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of Fully Duplicated Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455833 VS.OMCH.Rx Number of Fully BTS3900 G,U,L

DupPkts Duplicated WCDMA,
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of fully duplicated ACKs received on the OM channel within
a measurement period. It represents the quality of the OM channel. Two packets are fully
duplicated if they have the same sequence number and the same data. This counter indicates the
channel quality and the receive capability of the transmitter.

Measurement Points
The number of fully duplicated packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxDupPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Partially Duplicated Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455834 VS.OMCH.RxP Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

artDupPkts Partially WCDMA,
Duplicated BTS3900 LTE,
Packets BTS3900
Received on the
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of partially duplicated packets received on the OM channel
within a measurement period. It represents the quality of the OM channel. Two packets are
partially duplicated if they have the same data. This counter indicates the channel quality and
the receive capability of the transmitter.

Measurement Points
The number of partially duplicated packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second.
the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxPartDupPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Out-of-Order Packets Received on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455835 VS.OMCH.Rx Number of Out- BTS3900 G,U,L

OutOfOrderPkt of-Order WCDMA,
s Packets BTS3900 LTE,
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of out-of-order packets received on the OM channel within
a measurement period. It represents the quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of out-of-order packets received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the
end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.

Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxOutOfOr- Multi-mode: None

derPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of Packets Beyond the Receive Window of the OM Channel
Counters

AfterWndPkts Packets Beyond WCDMA,
the Receive BTS3900 LTE,
Window of the BTS3900
OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of packets beyond the receive window of the OM channel
within the measurement period. A packet falls beyond the receive window of the OM channel
when its size is larger than the receive capacity of the receive window. This counter indicates
the quality of service of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of packets beyond the receive window of the OM channel is sampled per second.
the counter.

Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxAf- Multi-mode: None

terWndPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of Packets Received on the OM Channel After the Connection Is Released
Counters

AfterClosePkts Packets WCDMA,
OM Channel BTS3900
After the
Connection Is
Released
Description
This counter measures the number of packets with the FIN bit set to 1 that are received on the
OM channel within a measurement period. The FIN packet indicates the packet received on the
OM channel after the connection is released. Certain data is buffered during transmission, which
causes the receiver to receive some packets after the connection is released. This counter
represents the quality of the OM channel and the network.
Measurement Points
The number of packets received on the OM channel after the connection is released is sampled

Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxAfterClo- Multi-mode: None

sePkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of ACKs Received on the OM Channel
Counters

AckPkts ACKs Received WCDMA,
on the OM BTS3900 LTE,
Channel BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of acknowledge messages (ACKs), that is, messages have
only ACK information or other information, received on the OM channel within a measurement
period. An acknowledge message is a message with the ACK flag being set. It represents the
quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of ACKs received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None

Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxAckPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Duplicated ACKs Received on the OM Channel
Counters

DupAckPkts Duplicated WCDMA,
ACKs Received BTS3900 LTE,
on the OM BTS3900
Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of duplicated ACKs received on the OM channel within a
measurement period. It represents the quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of duplicated ACKs received on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxDupAckPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Received ACKs for the Non-Transmitted Data on the OM Channel
Counters

TooMuchAckP Received ACKs WCDMA,
kts for the Non- BTS3900 LTE,
Transmitted BTS3900
Data on the OM
Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of received ACKs for the data that has not been transmitted
on the OM channel within a measurement period. This counter indicates the quality of the OM
channel.
Measurement Points
The number of received ACKs for the data that has not been transmitted on the OM channel is
used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.RxTooMu- Multi-mode: None

chAckPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Total Number of Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455841 VS.OMCH.TxT Total Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

otalPkts Packets WCDMA,
Transmitted on BTS3900 LTE,
the OM Channel BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the total number of TCP packets successfully transmitted on the OM
channel within a measurement period. The TCP packet includes the control packet, data packet,
and keep-alive packet. This counter represents the traffic on the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxTotalPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Urgent Data Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455842 VS.OMCH.Tx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

UrgentPkts Urgent Data WCDMA,
the OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of all urgent data packets transmitted on the OM channel
within a measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel. An urgent data packet
is a TCP packet with the URG bit set to 1.
Measurement Points
The number of urgent data packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxUrgentPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Control Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters

CtrlPkts Control Packets WCDMA,
Description
This counter measures the number of control all packets transmitted on the OM channel within
a measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel. The control packet is used
for connection setup or connection release. It is a TCP packet with the SYN bit, FIN bit, and
RST bit all set and with no data.
Measurement Points
The number of control packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxCtrlPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Window Probe Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters

WndProbePkts Window Probe WCDMA,
the OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of all window probe packets transmitted on the OM channel
within a measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel. If the local end receives
an ACK from the peer end indicating that the receiving window size is zero, the local end will
send a one-byte TCP packet, that is, a window probe packet, to the peer end after waiting for a
period of time. Window probe packets transmitted on the OM channel are used to determine
whether the receiver can still receive packets, that is, whether the actual receiving window size
is zero. In general, a larger value of this counter indicates a larger extent that the receive capability
is stronger than the transmit capability.
Measurement Points
The number of detection packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxWndPro- Multi-mode: None

bePkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of the Window Size Update Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455845 VS.OMCH.Tx Number of the BTS3900 G,U,L

WndUpdatePkt Window Size WCDMA,
s Update Packets BTS3900 LTE,
the OM Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of all window size update packets transmitted on the OM
channel within a measurement period. Such a packet is transmitted as a response to the window
probe packet. It only includes the window size update information and has no data. This counter
represents the quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of window size update packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxWndUpda- Multi-mode: None

tePkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of Data Packets Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters
1542455846 VS.OMCH.Tx Number of Data BTS3900 G,U,L

DataPkts Packets WCDMA,
Description
This counter measures the number of all data packets transmitted on the OM channel within a
measurement period. It represents the traffic on the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of data packets transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxDataPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Packets Retransmitted on the OM Channel
Counters

DataRexntPkts Packets WCDMA,
Retransmitted BTS3900 LTE,
on the OM BTS3900
Channel
Description
This counter measures the number of all packets retransmitted on the OM channel within a
measurement period. The transmitter retransmits a packet if no ACK message for the packet is
received within a specified time. This counter represents the quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of packets retransmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end of
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxDataR- Multi-mode: None

exntPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
Number of ACKs Transmitted on the OM Channel
Counters

AckOnlyPkts ACKs WCDMA,
Description
This counter measures the number of all ACKs, that is, the packets only include ACK
information and have no data, transmitted on the OM channel within a measurement period.
This counter represents the quality of the OM channel.
Measurement Points
The number of ACKs transmitted on the OM channel is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.OMCH.TxAckOnlyPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
1.16 Measurement of Tunnel performance (TUNNEL)

Overview
The object type Tunnel Measurement contains the tunnel-related function subset. It represents
the traffic volume of services carried by the tunnel in the base station and the quality of service.
FunctionSubSets
Network.Tunnel Measurement related to TUNNEL
1.16.1 Measurement related to TUNNEL (Network.Tunnel)

Overview
The Network.Tunnel function subset measures the traffic and data rate in the tunnel. It represents
the traffic volume of services carried by the tunnel in the base station and the quality of data
transmission. Figure 1-12 shows the position of the tunnel in the TCP/IP model.
Figure 1-12

Counters
Description
1542455856 VS.TUNNEL.TxBy Number of Bytes V100R008C00,and

tes Transmitted in the the mapping single-
Tunnel mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455857 VS.TUNNEL.TxPa Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

ckets Transmitted in the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455858 VS.TUNNEL.RxBy Number of Bytes V100R008C00,and

tes Received in the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00


Description
1542455859 VS.TUNNEL.RxPa Number of Packets V100R008C00,and

ckets Received in the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455860 VS.TUNNEL.TxM Maximum Transmit V100R008C00,and

axSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455861 VS.TUNNEL.TxMi Minimum Transmit V100R008C00,and

nSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00


Description
1542455862 VS.TUNNEL.TxM Average Transmit V100R008C00,and

eanSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455863 VS.TUNNEL.RxM Maximum Receive V100R008C00,and

axSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
1542455864 VS.TUNNEL.RxMi Minimum Receive V100R008C00,and

nSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00


Description
1542455865 VS.TUNNEL.RxM Average Receive V100R008C00,and

eanSpeed Rate in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R014C
00
eNodeB:V100R005
C00
None
Number of Bytes on the TUNNEL
Counters
1542455856 VS.TUNNEL.T Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xBytes Bytes WCDMA,
Transmitted in BTS3900 LTE,
the Tunnel BTS3900
1542455858 VS.TUNNEL.R Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xBytes Bytes Received WCDMA,
in the Tunnel BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description

VS.TUNNEL.TxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

transmitted in the tunnel at the network layer
traffic in the tunnel at the network layer
VS.TUNNEL.RxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

received in the tunnel at the network layer
traffic in the tunnel at the network layer
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the packets successfully transmitted or received in the tunnel is sampled
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.TUNNEL.TxBytes Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

MRFD-221501 Transmission on BS side
(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
IP-Based Multi-mode Co-
GSM: None (NodeB)
UMTS: None IP-Based Multi-mode Co-
LTE: None Transmission on BS side
(eNodeB)
Transmission on BS side
(LTE TDD)

VS.TUNNEL.RxBytes Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
Number of Packets on the TUNNEL
Counters
1542455857 VS.TUNNEL.T Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xPackets Packets WCDMA,
Transmitted in BTS3900 LTE,
the Tunnel BTS3900
1542455859 VS.TUNNEL.R Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

xPackets Packets WCDMA,
Received in the BTS3900 LTE,
Tunnel BTS3900
Description

VS.TUNNEL.TxPackets This counter measures the number of packets

transmitted in the tunnel at the network layer
traffic and transmission quality in the tunnel
at the network layer within the measurement
period.
VS.TUNNEL.RxPackets This counter measures the number of packets

received in the tunnel at the network layer is
measured within a measurement period. It
indicates the traffic and transmission quality
in the tunnel at the network layer within the
measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of packets successfully transmitted or received in the tunnel is sampled per second.
the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.TUNNEL.TxPackets Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
VS.TUNNEL.RxPackets Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
Rate on the TUNNEL

Counters
1542455860 VS.TUNNEL.T Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMaxSpeed Transmit Rate in WCDMA,
the Tunnel BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542455861 VS.TUNNEL.T Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMinSpeed Transmit Rate in WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455862 VS.TUNNEL.T Average BTS3900 G,U,L

xMeanSpeed Transmit Rate in WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455863 VS.TUNNEL.R Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMaxSpeed Receive Rate in WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455864 VS.TUNNEL.R Minimum BTS3900 G,U,L

xMinSpeed Receive Rate in WCDMA,
BTS3900
1542455865 VS.TUNNEL.R Average BTS3900 G,U,L

xMeanSpeed Receive Rate in WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
VS.TUNNEL.TxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum transmit

rate in the tunnel at the network layer within
measurement period.

VS.TUNNEL.TxMinSpeed This counter measures the minimum transmit

measurement period.
VS.TUNNEL.TxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average transmit

measurement period.
VS.TUNNEL.RxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum receive

measurement period.
VS.TUNNEL.RxMinSpeed This counter measures the minimum receive

measurement period.
VS.TUNNEL.RxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average receive

measurement period.
Measurement Points
Transmit rate and receive rate in the TUNNEL per second. At the end of a measurement period,
the maximum, minimum, average sampling results are reported.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s

Related Features
VS.TUNNEL.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
VS.TUNNEL.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)

VS.TUNNEL.TxMean- Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

Speed MRFD-221501 Transmission on BS side
(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
VS.TUNNEL.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)

VS.TUNNEL.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
VS.TUNNEL.RxMean- Multi-mode: MRFD-211501 IP-Based Multi-mode Co-

Speed MRFD-221501 Transmission on BS side
(GBTS)
MRFD-231501
GSM: None (NodeB)
(eNodeB)
(LTE TDD)
1.17 Measurement of AAL2PATH performance

(AAL2PATH)
Overview
The AAL2PATH object type contains the function subsets related to AAL2 paths. It indicates
the traffic of services carried on AAL2 paths and the service quality.

FunctionSubSets
Transport.AAL2PATH Measurement related to AAL2PATH
1.17.1 Measurement related to AAL2PATH (Transport.AAL2PATH)
Overview
The AAL2 PATH function subset measures the traffic volume carried on a transmission link. It
helps analyze the transmission quality of the system and ensure the stable and reliable running
of the system.
Counters
Description
1542455884 VS.AAL2PATH.Rx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts successfully received the mapping single-
on the AAL2 Path mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455885 VS.AAL2PATH.Tx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts successfully the mapping single-
AAL2 Path version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455886 VS.AAL2PATH.Tx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

DropPkts packets transmitted the mapping single-
on the AAL2 Path mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455887 VS.AAL2PATH.Rx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

DropPkts packets received on the mapping single-
the AAL2 Path mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of Packets on the AAL2 Path
Counters
1542455884 VS.AAL2PAT Number of BTS3900 U

H.RxPkts packets WCDMA,
received on the
AAL2 Path

H.TxPkts packets WCDMA,
transmitted on
the AAL2 Path

H.TxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
packets BTS3900
transmitted on
the AAL2 Path

H.RxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
on the AAL2
Path

Description
VS.AAL2PATH.RxPkts This counter measures the number of packets

received on the AAL2 Path within a
measurement period. It represents the traffic
on the AAL2 Path.
VS.AAL2PATH.TxPkts This counter measures the number of packets

transmitted on the AAL2 Path within a
measurement period. It represents the traffic
on the AAL2 Path.
VS.AAL2PATH.TxDropPkts This counter measures the number of

discarded packets transmitted on the AAL2
Path within a measurement period. It
represents the traffic on the AAL2 Path.
VS.AAL2PATH.RxDropPkts This counter measures the number of

discarded packets received on the AAL2 Path
within a measurement period. It represents
the traffic on the AAL2 Path.
Measurement Points
The number of successfully received packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end of
counter;
The number of successfully transmitted packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end
corresponding counter;
The number of packets that are to be transmitted but discarded on a link is sampled every second.
the corresponding counter;
The number of packets that are to be received but discarded on a link is sampled every second.
the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.AAL2PATH.RxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-05030104 Dynamic AAL2 Connections
LTE: None in Iub/IuCS/Iur Interface
VS.AAL2PATH.TxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.AAL2PATH.TxDropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
VS.AAL2PATH.RxDropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
1.18 Measurement of SAAL performance (SAAL)

Overview
The SAAL object type contains the function subsets related to SAAL links. It indicates the traffic
of signaling services carried on SAAL links and the service quality.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.SAAL Measurement related to SAAL

1.18.1 Measurement related to SAAL (Transport.SAAL)
Overview
The SAAL function subset measures the traffic volumes of IP packets transmitted and received
on an SAAL link inside the base station. It measures traffic volumes of the signaling services
carried on base station transmission boards and the service quality.
Counters
Description
1542455888 VS.SAALAAL5.Rx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts received on the the mapping single-
SAAL AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455889 VS.SAALAAL5.Tx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts transmitted on the the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455890 VS.SAALAAL5.Rx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

the SAAL AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455891 VS.SAALAAL5.Tx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

on the SAAL AAL5 mode base station
link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455892 VS.SAALAAL5.Tx Number of cells V100R008C00,and

Cells transmitted on the the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455893 VS.SAALAAL5.Rx Number of cells V100R008C00,and

Cells received on the the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455894 VS.SAAL.ToAAL5 Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts successfully received the mapping single-
to the AAL5 layer on mode base station
the SAAL link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455895 VS.SAAL.ToAAL5 Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

DropPkts packets received to the mapping single-
the AAL5 layer on mode base station
the SAAL link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455896 VS.SAAL.FromAA Number of packets V100R008C00,and

L5Pkts successfully received the mapping single-
from the AAL5 layer mode base station
on the SAAL link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455897 VS.SAAL.FromAA Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

L5DropPkts packets received the mapping single-
from the AAL5 layer mode base station
on the SAAL link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455898 VS.SAAL.FromU- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

serPkts received from the the mapping single-
user layer on the mode base station
SAAL link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455899 VS.SAAL.ToU- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

serPkts successfully the mapping single-
transmitted to the mode base station
user layer on the version that
SAAL link introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455900 VS.SAAL.ToUser- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

FailedNumber failed to be the mapping single-
transmitted to the mode base station
user layer on the version that
SAAL link introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of Packets on the SAAL AAL5 link

Counters
1542455888 VS.SAALAAL Number of BTS3900 U

5.RxPkts packets received WCDMA,
on the SAAL BTS3900
AAL5 link

5.TxPkts packets WCDMA,
the SAAL
AAL5 link

5.RxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
on the SAAL
AAL5 link

5.TxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
packets BTS3900
transmitted on
the SAAL
AAL5 link
Description
VS.SAALAAL5.RxPkts This counter provides the number of packets

successfully received at the AAL5 layer on an
SAAL link. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL
AAL5 layer.
VS.SAALAAL5.TxPkts This counter provides the number of packets

successfully transmitted at the AAL5 layer on
an SAAL link. It reflects the traffic on the
SAAL AAL5 layer.
VS.SAALAAL5.RxDropPkts This counter provides the number of

discarded packets received at the AAL5 layer
on an SAAL link. It reflects the quality on the
SAAL AAL5 layer.

VS.SAALAAL5.TxDropPkts This counter provides the number of

discarded packets transmitted at the AAL5
layer on an SAAL link. It reflects the quality
on the SAAL AAL5 layer.
Measurement Points
The number of successfully received packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end of
counter;
The number of successfully transmitted packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end
corresponding counter;
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAALAAL5.RxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-05030105 Permanent AAL5
LTE: None Connections for Control
Plane Traffic

VS.SAALAAL5.TxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.SAALAAL5.RxDropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.SAALAAL5.TxDropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
Plane Traffic
Number of Cells on the SAAL AAL5 link
Counters
1542455892 VS.SAALAAL Number of cells BTS3900 U

5.TxCells transmitted on WCDMA,
the SAAL BTS3900
AAL5 link
1542455893 VS.SAALAAL Number of cells BTS3900 U

5.RxCells received on the WCDMA,
SAAL AAL5 BTS3900
link
Description

VS.SAALAAL5.TxCells This counter provides the number of cells

transmitted at the AAL5 layer on an SAAL
link. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL AAL5
layer.
VS.SAALAAL5.RxCells This counter provides the number of cells

received at the AAL5 layer on an SAAL link.
It reflects the traffic on the SAAL AAL5
layer.
Measurement Points
The number of cells transmitted on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter;
The number of received cells on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
cell
Related Features
VS.SAALAAL5.TxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.SAALAAL5.RxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic

Number of packets successfully received to the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link
Counters
1542455894 VS.SAAL.ToA Number of BTS3900 U

AL5Pkts packets WCDMA,
received to the
AAL5 layer on
the SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets successfully transmitted to the AAL5 layer on an
SAAL link. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data to be transmitted to the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link in a
measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.ToAAL5Pkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of discarded packets received to the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link

Counters
1542455895 VS.SAAL.ToA Number of BTS3900 U

AL5DropPkts discarded WCDMA,
to the AAL5
layer on the
SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets that failed to be transmitted to the AAL5 layer on
an SAAL link. It reflects the transmission quality on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data fails to be transmitted to the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link
in a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.ToAAL5DropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
Number of packets successfully received from the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link

Counters
1542455896 VS.SAAL.Fro Number of BTS3900 U

mAAL5Pkts packets WCDMA,
received from
the AAL5 layer
on the SAAL
link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets successfully received from the AAL5 layer on an
SAAL link. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data to be received from the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link in a
measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.FromAAL5Pkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of discarded packets received from the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link

Counters

mAAL5DropPk discarded WCDMA,
ts packets received BTS3900
from the AAL5
layer on the
SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets that failed to be received from the AAL5 layer on
an SAAL link. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data fails to be received from the AAL5 layer on the SAAL link
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.FromAAL5Drop Multi-mode: None

Pkts GSM: None
Number of packets received from the user layer on the SAAL link

Counters

mUserPkts packets received WCDMA,
from the user BTS3900
layer on the
SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets received from the signaling or ALCAP on an SAAL
path in a measurement period. It reflects the quality on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data to be received from the application layer on the SAAL link
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.FromUserPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of packets successfully transmitted to the user layer on the SAAL link

Counters
1542455899 VS.SAAL.ToU Number of BTS3900 U

serPkts packets WCDMA,
transmitted to
the user layer on
the SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets successfully transmitted to the signaling or ALCAP
on an SAAL path in a measurement period. It reflects the quality on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data to be transmitted to the application layer on the SAAL link
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.ToUserPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Number of packets failed to be transmitted to the user layer on the SAAL link

Counters
1542455900 VS.SAAL.ToU Number of BTS3900 U

serFailedNumb packets failed to WCDMA,
er be transmitted to BTS3900
the user layer on
the SAAL link
Description
This counter provides the number of packets that failed to be transmitted to the signaling or
ALCAP on an SAAL path in a measurement period. It reflects the traffic on the SAAL link.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when data fails to be transmitted to the application layer on the SAAL
link in a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SAAL.ToUserFailed- Multi-mode: None

Number GSM: None
1.19 Measurement of IMAGRP performance (IMAGRP)

Overview
The IMAGRP object type contains the function subsets related to IMA groups. It indicates the
traffic of services carried on IMA groups and the service quality.

FunctionSubSets
DataLink.IMAGRP Measurement related to IMAGRP
1.19.1 Measurement related to IMAGRP (DataLink.IMAGRP)
Overview
The IMAGRP function subset measures traffic volumes carried on the transmission links. It
helps analyze the transmission quality of the system and ensure the stable and reliable running
of the system.
Counters
Description
1542455901 VS.IMAGRP.TxDr Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

opCells cells transmitted on the mapping single-
the IMAGRP mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455902 VS.IMAGRP.TxCe Number of user cells V100R008C00,and

lls transmitted on the the mapping single-
IMAGRP mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455903 VS.IMAGRP.RxCe Number of user cells V100R008C00,and

lls received on the the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455904 VS.IMAGRP.RxDr Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

opCells cells received on the the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of Cells on the IMAGRP
Counters
1542455901 VS.IMAGRP.T Number of BTS3900 U

xDropCells discarded cells WCDMA,
the IMAGRP
1542455902 VS.IMAGRP.T Number of user BTS3900 U

xCells cells transmitted WCDMA,
on the IMAGRP BTS3900
1542455903 VS.IMAGRP.R Number of user BTS3900 U

xCells cells received on WCDMA,
the IMAGRP BTS3900
1542455904 VS.IMAGRP.R Number of BTS3900 U

xDropCells discarded cells WCDMA,
IMAGRP
Description

VS.IMAGRP.TxDropCells This counter provides the number of

discarded cells transmitted on an IMA group
due to ATM layer congestion. It reflects the
quality on the IMA group.
VS.IMAGRP.TxCells This counter provides the number of cells

transmitted on an IMA group. It reflects the
traffic on the IMA group.
VS.IMAGRP.RxCells This counter provides the number of cells

received on an IMA group. It reflects the
traffic on the IMA group.
VS.IMAGRP.RxDropCells This counter provides the number of

discarded cells received on an IMA group due
to ATM layer congestion. It reflects the
quality on the IMA group.
Measurement Points
The number of cells that are to be transmitted but discarded on a link is sampled every second.
The number of cells received on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a measurement
The number of cells that are to be received but discarded on a link is sampled every second. At
Formula
None
Unit
cell

Related Features
VS.IMAGRP.TxDropCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-050304 IMA for E1T1 or
LTE: None Channelized STM-1/OC-3
on Iub Interface
VS.IMAGRP.TxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
on Iub Interface
VS.IMAGRP.RxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
on Iub Interface
VS.IMAGRP.RxDropCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
on Iub Interface
1.20 Measurement of IPOAAAL5 performance (IPOAAAL5)

Overview
The IPOAAAL5 object type contains the function subsets related to IPOA AAL5. It indicates
the traffic of services carried on IPOA AAL5 and the service quality.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.IPOAAAL5 Measurement related to IPOAAAL5

1.20.1 Measurement related to IPOAAAL5 (Transport.IPOAAAL5)
Overview
The IPOA AAL5 function subset measures the traffic volume carried on a transmission link at
the ATM layer. It helps analyze the transmission quality of the system and ensure the stable and
reliable running of the system.
Counters
Description
1542455905 VS.IPOAAAL5.Rx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts received on the IPOA the mapping single-
AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455906 VS.IPOAAAL5.Tx Number of packets V100R008C00,and

Pkts transmitted on the the mapping single-
IPOA AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455907 VS.IPOAAAL5.Rx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

the IPOA AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455908 VS.IPOAAAL5.Tx Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

on the IPOA AAL5 mode base station
link version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
1542455909 VS.IPOAAAL5.Tx Number of cells V100R008C00,and

Cells transmitted on the the mapping single-
IPOA AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
1542455910 VS.IPOAAAL5.Rx Number of cells V100R008C00,and

Cells received on the IPOA the mapping single-
AAL5 link mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of Packets on the IPOA AAL5 link
Counters
1542455905 VS.IPOAAAL5 Number of BTS3900 U

.RxPkts packets received WCDMA,
on the IPOA BTS3900
AAL5 link

.TxPkts packets WCDMA,
the IPOA AAL5
link

.RxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
on the IPOA
AAL5 link



.TxDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
packets BTS3900
transmitted on
the IPOA AAL5
link
Description
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxPkts This counter provides the number of packets

received at the AAL5 layer on an IPoA link.
It reflects the traffic on the IPoA AAL5 layer.
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxPkts This counter provides the number of packets

transmitted at the AAL5 layer on an IPoA
link. It reflects the traffic on the IPoA AAL5
layer.
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxDropPkts This counter provides the number of

discarded packets received at the AAL5 layer
on an IPoA link. It reflects the quality on the
IPoA AAL5 layer.
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxDropPkts This counter provides the number of

discarded packets transmitted at the AAL5
layer on an IPoA link. It reflects the quality
on the IPoA AAL5 layer.
Measurement Points
The number of received packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a measurement
The number of transmitted packets on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a
counter;

Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxDropPkt Multi-mode: None

s GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxDropPkts Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
Number of Cells on the IPOA AAL5 link

Counters
1542455909 VS.IPOAAAL5 Number of cells BTS3900 U

.TxCells transmitted on WCDMA,
the IPOA AAL5 BTS3900
link
1542455910 VS.IPOAAAL5 Number of cells BTS3900 U

.RxCells received on the WCDMA,
IPOA AAL5 BTS3900
link
Description
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxCells This counter provides the number of cells

transmitted at the AAL5 layer on an IPoA
link. It reflects the traffic on the IPoA AAL5
layer.
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxCells This counter provides the number of cells

received at the AAL5 layer on an IPoA link.
It reflects the traffic on the IPoA AAL5 layer.
Measurement Points
The number of cells received on a link is sampled every second. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
cell

Related Features
VS.IPOAAAL5.TxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
VS.IPOAAAL5.RxCells Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Plane Traffic
1.21 Measurement of TRUNK performance (TRUNK)

Overview
The object type TRUNK measurement contains the TRUNK-related function subset. It
represents the traffic volume of services carried by the TRUNK in the base station and the quality
of service.
FunctionSubSets
Datalink.TRUNK Measurement related to TRUNK
1.21.1 Measurement related to TRUNK (Datalink.TRUNK)
Overview
The Datalink.TRUNK function subset measures the data rate in the TRUNK. It represents the
traffic volume of services carried by the TRUNK in the base station and the quality of service.

Counters
Description
1542460302 VS.TRUNK.TxTo- Total transmission V100R008C00,and

talBW bandwidth in the mapping single-
TRUNK link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460303 VS.TRUNK.RxTo- Total receive V100R008C00,and

talBW bandwidth in the mapping single-
TRUNK link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460304 VS.TRUNK.RxMa Maximum Receive V100R008C00,and

xSpeed Rate in TRUNK the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460305 VS.TRUNK.RxMe Mean Receive Rate V100R008C00,and

anSpeed in the Tunnel the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460306 VS.TRUNK.TxMa Maximum transmit V100R008C00,and

xSpeed Rate in TRUNK the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460307 VS.TRUNK.TxMe Mean transmit Rate V100R008C00,and

anSpeed in TRUNK the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Available Bandwidth on the TRUNK

Counters
1542460302 VS.TRUNK.Tx Total BTS3900 G,U,L

TotalBW transmission WCDMA,
bandwidth in BTS3900 LTE,
TRUNK link BTS3900
1542460303 VS.TRUNK.Rx Total receive BTS3900 G,U,L

TotalBW bandwidth in WCDMA,
TRUNK link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
These counters provide total transmit and receive bandwidth in TRUNK link in the current
measurement period, reflecting the TRUNK bandwidth.
VS.TRUNK.TxTotalBW Total transmission bandwidth in TRUNK

link is measured in the current measurement
period, reflecting the TRUNK bandwidth.
VS.TRUNK.RxTotalBW Total receive bandwidth in TRUNK link is

reflecting the TRUNK bandwidth.
Measurement Points
Available bandwidth in the transmit and receive directions of the trunk group per second. At the
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.TRUNK.TxTotalBW Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
LTE: LOFD-003008 Ethernet Link Aggregation
TDLOFD-003008 (IEEE 802.3ad)
Ethernet Link Aggregation
(IEEE 802.3ad)
VS.TRUNK.RxTotalBW Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
(IEEE 802.3ad)
Rate on the TRUNK
Counters
1542460304 VS.TRUNK.Rx Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

MaxSpeed Receive Rate in WCDMA,
TRUNK BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542460305 VS.TRUNK.Rx Mean Receive BTS3900 G,U,L

MeanSpeed Rate in the WCDMA,
Tunnel BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542460306 VS.TRUNK.Tx Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

MaxSpeed transmit Rate in WCDMA,
TRUNK BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
1542460307 VS.TRUNK.Tx Mean transmit BTS3900 G,U,L

MeanSpeed Rate in TRUNK WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900

Description
These counters provide the transmit rate and the receive rate in TRUNK in the current
measurement period, reflecting the TRUNK link quality.
VS.TRUNK.RxMaxSpeed Maximum Receive Rate in TRUNK is

reflecting the TRUNK link quality.
VS.TRUNK.RxMeanSpeed Mean Receive Rate in the Tunnel is measured

in the current measurement period, reflecting
the TRUNK link quality.
VS.TRUNK.TxMaxSpeed Maximum transmit Rate in TRUNK is

reflecting the TRUNK link quality.
VS.TRUNK.TxMeanSpeed Mean transmit Rate in TRUNK is measured

in the current measurement period, reflecting
the TRUNK link quality.
Measurement Points
The transmit rate or the receive rate on the trunk is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.TRUNK.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
(IEEE 802.3ad)

VS.TRUNK.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
(IEEE 802.3ad)
VS.TRUNK.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
(IEEE 802.3ad)
VS.TRUNK.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: MRFD-210103 Link aggregation

GSM: None
UMTS: None
(IEEE 802.3ad)
1.22 Measurement of firewall performance (Firewall)

Overview
The Firewall object type contains the function subsets related to the built-in firewall. It indicates
the security status of the base station.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.Firewall Measurement related to firewall
1.22.1 Measurement related to firewall (Transport.Firewall)

Overview
The firewall function subset measures the state of firewall, It helps to analyze the firewall state.

Counters
Description
1542460338 VS.Firewall.RxL2 Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

ACLFilter- packets due to L2 the mapping single-
DropPkts ACL filter based on mode base station
port versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460339 VS.Firewall.RxAd- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

vACLFilter- packets due to the mapping single-
DropPkts advanced ACL filter mode base station
based on port versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of discarded packets due to L2 ACL filter based on port
Counters
1542460338 VS.Firewall.Rx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

L2ACLFilter- discarded WCDMA,
DropPkts packets due to BTS3900 LTE,
L2 ACL filter BTS3900
based on port

Description
This counter measures the number of discarded packets due to L2 ACL filter based on port.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to L2 ACL filter based on port is sampled per
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.Firewall.RxL2ACLFil- Multi-mode: None

terDropPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction
LTE: LOFD-003014 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-003014
Integrated Firewall
Integrated Firewall
Number of discarded packets due to advanced ACL filter based on port
Counters
1542460339 VS.Firewall.Rx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

AdvACLFilter- discarded WCDMA,
DropPkts packets due to BTS3900 LTE,
advanced ACL BTS3900
filter based on
port

Description
This counter measures the number of discarded packets due to advanced ACL filter based on
port. Advanced ACLs refer to L3 and L4 ACLs.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to advanced ACL filter based on port is sampled
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.Firewall.RxAdvACLFil- Multi-mode: None

terDropPkts GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-003014
Integrated Firewall
Integrated Firewall
1.23 Measurement of IKE performance (IKE)

Overview
The IKE object type contains the function subsets related to the IKE. It indicates the IKE
negotiation traffic and the service quality.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.IKE Measurement related to IKE

1.23.1 Measurement related to IKE (Transport.IKE)
Overview
The IKE function subset measures the state of IKE.It helps to analyze the IKE state.
Counters
Description
1542460340 VS.IKE.RxPackets Number of IKE V100R008C00,and

packets received the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460341 VS.IKE.TxPackets Number of IKE V100R008C00,and

packets transmitted the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460342 VS.IKE.SubSARek Times of IKE sub SA V100R008C00,and

ey.Times rekey completed the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460343 VS.IKE.DPDSessio Times of DPD V100R008C00,and

nFail.Times session fail the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of IKE packets received
Counters
1542460340 VS.IKE.RxPac Number of IKE BTS3900 G,U,L

kets packets received WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of IKE packets received by the base station.
Measurement Points
The number of IKE packets received is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period,
the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None

Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IKE.RxPackets Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
UMTS: WRFD-140209 NodeB Integrated IPsec
LTE: LOFD-003009 IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of IKE packets transmitted
Counters
1542460341 VS.IKE.TxPack Number of IKE BTS3900 G,U,L

ets packets WCDMA,
transmitted BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of IKE packets transmitted.
Measurement Points
The number of IKE packets transmitted is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IKE.TxPackets Multi-mode: None

GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Times of IKE sub SA rekey completed
Counters
1542460342 VS.IKE.SubSA Times of IKE BTS3900 G,U,L

Rekey.Times sub SA rekey WCDMA,
completed BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the times of IKE child SA rekey completed by the base station.
Measurement Points
When sub SA rekey completed, the counter will be added 1.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.IKE.SubSARekey.Time Multi-mode: None

s GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Times of DPD session fail
Counters
1542460343 VS.IKE.DPDSe Times of DPD BTS3900 G,U,L

ssionFail.Times session fail WCDMA,
BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the failure times of base station DPD session.
Measurement Points
Times of DPD session fail is sampled in 30 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the
sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.IKE.DPDSessionFail.Ti Multi-mode: None

mes GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
1.24 Measurement of IPSec performance (IPSec)

Overview
The IPSec object type contains the function subsets related to IPSec. It indicates the IPSec traffic
and the service quality.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.IPSec Measurement related to IPSec
1.24.1 Measurement related to IPSec (Transport.IPSec)
Overview
The IPSec function subset measures the state of IPSec,It helps to analyze the IPSec state.

Counters
Description
1542460344 VS.IPSec.RxCheck Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

ReplayFail- packets received due the mapping single-
DropPkts to replay checking mode base station
fail versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460345 VS.IPSec.RxAH- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

CheckFail- packets received due the mapping single-
DropPkts to AH checking fail mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460346 VS.IPSec.RxESP- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

FailDropPkts packets received due the mapping single-
to ESP fail mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460347 VS.IPSec.RxDe- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

cryptACLFail- packets received due the mapping single-
DropPkts to decrypt ACL fail mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460348 VS.IPSec.RxDe- Number of decrypt V100R008C00,and

cryptSuccessPkts success packets the mapping single-
received mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460349 VS.IPSec.TxOut- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

boundSAMiss- packets transmitted the mapping single-
DropPkts due to outbound SA mode base station
miss versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460350 VS.IPSec.TxAntiR- Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

eplaySnWrapped- packets transmitted the mapping single-
DropPkts due to sequence mode base station
number overflow versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460351 VS.IPSec.TxEn- Number of encrypt V100R008C00,and

cryptSuccessPkts success packets the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of discarded packets received due to replay checking fail
Counters
1542460344 VS.IPSec.RxCh Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

eckReplayFail- discarded WCDMA,
DropPkts packets received BTS3900 LTE,
due to replay BTS3900
checking fail

Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station RX due to the replay
checking.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to replay checking fail is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPSec.RxCheckReplay- Multi-mode: None

FailDropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of discarded packets received due to AH checking fail
Counters
1542460345 VS.IPSec.RxA Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

HCheckFail- discarded WCDMA,
due to AH BTS3900
checking fail
Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station RX due to the AH
authentication failure.

Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to AH checking fail is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPSec.RxAHCheckFail- Multi-mode: None

DropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of discarded packets received due to ESP fail
Counters
1542460346 VS.IPSec.RxES Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

PFailDropPkts discarded WCDMA,
due to ESP fail BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station RX due to the ESP
authentication failure or decryption failure.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to ESP fail is sampled per second. At the end of

Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPSec.RxESPFail- Multi-mode: None

DropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of discarded packets received due to decrypt ACL fail
Counters
1542460347 VS.IPSec.RxDe Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

cryptACLFail- discarded WCDMA,
due to decrypt BTS3900
ACL fail
Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station RX due to packets
that should not have been encrypted.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets received due to decrypt ACL fail is sampled per second. At
counter.
Formula
None

Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.IPSec.RxDecryptACL- Multi-mode: None

FailDropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of decrypt success packets received
Counters
1542460348 VS.IPSec.RxDe Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

cryptSuccessPk decrypt success WCDMA,
ts packets received BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of packets successfully decrypted by the base station RX.
Measurement Points
The number of packets decryption successful received is sampled per second. At the end of a
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IPSec.RxDecryptSuc- Multi-mode: None

cessPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of discarded packets transmitted due to outbound SA miss
Counters
1542460349 VS.IPSec.TxOu Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

tboundSAMiss- discarded WCDMA,
DropPkts packets BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted due BTS3900
to outbound SA
miss
Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station TX due to outbound
SA miss.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets transmitted due to outbound SA miss is sampled per second.
the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IPSec.TxOutboundSA- Multi-mode: None

MissDropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of discarded packets transmitted due to sequence number overflow
Counters
1542460350 VS.IPSec.TxAn Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

tiReplaySnWra discarded WCDMA,
ppedDropPkts packets BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted due BTS3900
to sequence
number
overflow
Description
This counter measures the number of packets discarded by the base station TX due to sequence
number overflow.
Measurement Points
The number of discarded packets transmitted due to sequence number overflow is sampled per
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IPSec.TxAntiReplaySn- Multi-mode: None

WrappedDropPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
Number of encrypt success packets transmitted
Counters
1542460351 VS.IPSec.TxEn Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

cryptSuccessPk encrypt success WCDMA,
ts packets BTS3900 LTE,
transmitted BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of packets successfully encrypted by the base station TX.
Measurement Points
The number of packets encryption successful transmitted is sampled per second. At the end of
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IPSec.TxEncryptSuc- Multi-mode: None

cessPkts GSM: GBFD-113524 BTS Integrated IPsec
TDLOFD-003009 IPsec
1.25 Measurement of SCTP Link performance (SCTPLNK)

Overview
The object type SCTPLNK Measurement contains the function subset related to the Stream
Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) link of the base station. It represents the traffic volume
of signaling services carried by the SCTP link and the quality of service.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.SCTPLNK Measurement related to SCTPLNK
1.25.1 Measurement related to SCTPLNK (Transport.SCTPLNK)
Overview
The SCTPLNK function subset measures the traffic volumes of IP packets transmitted and
received on an SCTP link inside the base station. It measures traffic volumes of the signaling
services carried on base station transmission boards and the service quality.Figure 1-13 shows
the position of the SCTP layer in the TCP/IP model.

Figure 1-13
Counters
Description
1542460356 VS.SctpLnk.RxByt Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

es the IP packets the mapping single-
received on the mode base station
SCTP link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460357 VS.SctpLnk.TxByt Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

es the IP packets the mapping single-
SCTP link versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460358 VS.SctpLnk.RxPkt Number of IP V100R008C00,and

s packets received on the mapping single-
the SCTP link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460359 VS.SctpLnk.TxPkt Number of IP V100R008C00,and

s packets transmitted the mapping single-
on the SCTP link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460360 VS.SctpLnk.RxDro Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

pPkts IP packets received the mapping single-
on the SCTP link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460361 VS.SctpLnk.RxMa Maximum IP packet V100R008C00,and

xSpeed receive rate on the the mapping single-
SCTP link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460362 VS.SctpLnk.RxMi Minimum IP packet V100R008C00,and

nSpeed receive rate on the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460363 VS.SctpLnk.RxMe Average IP packet V100R008C00,and

anSpeed receive rate on the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460364 VS.SctpLnk.TxMa Maximum IP packet V100R008C00,and

xSpeed transmit rate on the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460365 VS.SctpLnk.TxMin Minimum IP packet V100R008C00,and

Speed transmit rate on the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460366 VS.SctpLnk.TxMe Average IP packet V100R008C00,and

anSpeed transmit rate on the the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460367 VS.SctpLnk.ToU- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

serPkts transmitted from an the mapping single-
SCTP link to the mode base station
application layer versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460368 VS.SctpLnk.Fro- Number of packets V100R008C00,and

mUserPkts received on the the mapping single-
SCTP link from the mode base station
application layer versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460369 VS.SctpLnk.RePkt Number of chunks V100R008C00,and

s retransmitted from the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460370 VS.SctpLnk.RxDro Number of discarded V100R008C00,and

pBytes IP bytes received on the mapping single-
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460371 VS.SctpLnk.Cong. Congestion Duration V100R008C00,and

Dur of an SCTP Link the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460372 VS.SctpLnk.Cong Number of V100R008C00,and

Congestions on an the mapping single-
SCTP Link mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542460373 VS.SctpLnk.Unava Duration of SCTP V100R008C00,and

il.Dur Link Unavailable the mapping single-
mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542460374 VS.SctpLnk.Un- Number of Times V100R008C00,and

avail SCTP Link the mapping single-
Unavailable mode base station
versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of Bytes in the IP Packets on the SCTP link
Counters
1542460356 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

Bytes in the IP packets WCDMA,
received on the BTS3900 LTE,
SCTP link BTS3900


1542460357 VS.SctpLnk.Tx Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

Bytes in the IP packets WCDMA,
transmitted on BTS3900 LTE,
the SCTP link BTS3900
1542460370 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

DropBytes discarded IP WCDMA,
bytes received BTS3900 LTE,
on the SCTP BTS3900
link
Description
These counters measure the number of bytes in the IP packets transmitted or received on the
SCTP link within a measurement period. They represent the traffic volume of signaling services.
The counter measure the number of bytes discarded on the SCTP link within a measurement
period is not supported currently and the value of the counter VS.SctpLnk.RxDropBytes is
always 0.
VS.SctpLnk.RxBytes The counters measure the number of bytes in

the IP packets received on the SCTP link
within a measurement period.
VS.SctpLnk.TxBytes The counters measure the number of bytes in

the IP packets transmitted on the SCTP link
VS.SctpLnk.RxDropBytes The counters measure the number of bytes

discarded on the SCTP link within a
measurement period. The function is not
supported currently and the value of the
counter is always 0.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully received or
discarded on the SCTP link is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum
of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter. The counter value
includes the number of bytes in user data (the data field of a user data packet, excluding the
MAC header, IP header, and SCTP header). This counter excludes the number of bytes in the
following SCTP management messages: Heartbeat messages, Link establishment messages,
Link disconnection messages, Handshake messages.

Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.RxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.TxBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.RxDropBytes Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of IP Packets on the SCTP link
Counters
1542460358 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Number of IP BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts packets received WCDMA,
on the SCTP BTS3900 LTE,
link BTS3900


1542460359 VS.SctpLnk.Tx Number of IP BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts packets WCDMA,
the SCTP link BTS3900
1542460360 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

DropPkts discarded IP WCDMA,
on the SCTP BTS3900
link
Description
These counters measure the number of IP packets transmitted or received or discarded on the
SCTP link within a measurement period. They represent the traffic volume of signaling services.
VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts The counters measure the number of IP

packets successfully received on the SCTP
link within a measurement period.
VS.SctpLnk.TxPkts The counters measure the number of IP

packets transmitted on the SCTP link within
a measurement period.
VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts The counters measure the number of IP

packets discarded on the SCTP link within a
measurement period, This counter excludes
the number of packets when the SCTP Link
is down.
Measurement Points
The number of IP packets successfully transmitted, successfully received or discarded on the
of all the packets received over an SCTP link. The packets include SCTP management messages,
such as heartbeat messages, link establishment messages, link disconnection messages, and
handshake messages. However, the received packets on an SCTP link are not measured in any
of the following cases: (1) The SCTP link is not configured. (2) There is no signaling bearer at
the upper layer of the SCTP link. (3) The SCTP link is blocked.
The VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts counter provides the number of IP packets received on the SCTP link.
A measured IP packet must carry the IP addresses and port numbers that can identify an SCTP

association. The following packets are measured: (1) ABORT packets. (2) Packets that pass the
code check (excluding the V-tag check) and can be sent to the corresponding association.
The VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts counter provides the number of discarded IP packets received on

the SCTP link. A measured IP packet must carry the IP addresses and port numbers that can
identify an SCTP association. An IP packet is discarded when any of the following occurs: (1)
The checksum is incorrect in the packet. (2) The chunk length is incorrect in the packet. (3) The
chunktype is abnormal and the highest two bits are 10 in the packet. (4) The chunktype is
abnormal and the highest two bits are not 10 in the packet. (5) The binding function of the packet
is abnormal. For example, the DATA chunk and ABORT chunk are in the same packet.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.RxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.TxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.RxDropPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
IP Packet Rate Measurements on the SCTP link

Counters
1542460361 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Maximum IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MaxSpeed packet receive WCDMA,
rate on the BTS3900 LTE,
SCTP link BTS3900
1542460362 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Minimum IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MinSpeed packet receive WCDMA,
SCTP link BTS3900
1542460363 VS.SctpLnk.Rx Average IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MeanSpeed packet receive WCDMA,
SCTP link BTS3900
1542460364 VS.SctpLnk.Tx Maximum IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MaxSpeed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP link BTS3900
1542460365 VS.SctpLnk.Tx Minimum IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MinSpeed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP link BTS3900
1542460366 VS.SctpLnk.Tx Average IP BTS3900 G,U,L

MeanSpeed packet transmit WCDMA,
SCTP link BTS3900
Description
These counters measure the maximum rate, minimum rate, and average rate for transmitting or
receiving IP packets on an SCTP link within a measurement period. These rates are calculated
on a per-byte basis. They represent the transmission capability of the SCTP link.
VS.SctpLnk.RxMaxSpeed These counters measure the maximum rate

receiving IP packets on an SCTP link within
a measurement period. These rates are
calculated on a per-byte basis.

VS.SctpLnk.RxMinSpeed These counters measure the minimum rate

VS.SctpLnk.RxMeanSpeed These counters measure the average rate

VS.SctpLnk.TxMaxSpeed These counters measure the maximum for

transmitting IP packets on an SCTP link
within a measurement period. These rates are
VS.SctpLnk.TxMinSpeed These counters measure the minimum for

VS.SctpLnk.TxMeanSpeed These counters measure the average for

Measurement Points
The transmit rate or the receive rate on the SCTP link is sampled per second. At the end of a
measurement period, the maximum rate, minimum rate or average rate of these sampling results
is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s

Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.RxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.TxMinSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface

Number of packets on the SCTP link from the application layer
Counters
1542460367 VS.SctpLnk.To Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

UserPkts packets WCDMA,
transmitted BTS3900 LTE,
from an SCTP BTS3900
link to the
application
layer
1542460368 VS.SctpLnk.Fr Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

omUserPkts packets received WCDMA,
on the SCTP BTS3900 LTE,
link from the BTS3900
application
layer
Description
These counters measure the number of user packets transmitted or received on the SCTP link
within a measurement period. They represent the traffic volume of signaling services.
VS.SctpLnk.ToUserPkts The counters measure the number of user

packets transmitted on the SCTP link within
VS.SctpLnk.FromUserPkts The counters measure the number of user

packets received on the SCTP link within a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of packets received from or transmitted to the application layer on an SCTP link is
used as the value of the corresponding counters.
Formula
None

Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.ToUserPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
VS.SctpLnk.FromUserPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of chunks retransmitted from the SCTP link
Counters
1542460369 VS.SctpLnk.Re Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

Pkts chunks WCDMA,
retransmitted BTS3900 LTE,
from the SCTP BTS3900
link
Description
These counters measure the number of chunks retransmitted from the SCTP link. They represent
the transmission capability of the SCTP link.
VS.SctpLnk.RePkts The counters measure the number of chunks

retransmitted from the SCTP link.

Measurement Points
The number of packets retransmitted on an SCTP link is sampled per second. At the end of a
counters.
Formula
None
Unit
packet
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.RePkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Congestion Duration of an SCTP Link
Counters
1542460371 VS.SctpLnk.Co Congestion BTS3900 G,U,L

ng.Dur Duration of an WCDMA,
SCTP Link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the duration through which an SCTP link is in the congested state in a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
The congestion duration is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter. An SCTP link is
considered congested when the buffered data of the SCTP link reaches the threshold.

Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.Cong.Dur Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Congestions on an SCTP Link
Counters
1542460372 VS.SctpLnk.Co Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

ng Congestions on WCDMA,
an SCTP Link BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the number of times that an SCTP link enters the congested state in a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of congestion times is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period,
the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter. An SCTP
link is considered congested when the buffered data of the SCTP link reaches the threshold.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.Cong Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Duration of SCTP Link Unavailable
Counters
1542460373 VS.SctpLnk.Un Duration of BTS3900 G,U,L

avail.Dur SCTP Link WCDMA,
Unavailable BTS3900 LTE,
BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the duration through which an SCTP link is in the unavailable state.
Measurement Points
The duration through which an SCTP link is unavailable is sampled per second. At the end of a
counter. When an SCTP link is in the unavailable state, the link may be faulty or deactivated.
Due to time adjustment and measurement precision, the measurement result of the counter
VS.SctpLnk.Unavail.Dur may have an error of several seconds.
Formula
None
Unit
s

Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.Unavail.Dur Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
Number of Times SCTP Link Unavailable
Counters
1542460374 VS.SctpLnk.Un Number of BTS3900 G,U,L

avail Times SCTP WCDMA,
Link BTS3900 LTE,
Unavailable BTS3900
Description
This counter provides the number of times that an SCTP link is unavailable due to link
disconnection.
Measurement Points
The number of times that an SCTP link becomes unavailable is sampled per second. At the end
corresponding counter. When an SCTP link is in the unavailable state, the link may be faulty or
deactivated.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.SctpLnk.Unavail Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
1.26 Measurement of UserPlaneHostIP performance

(UserPlaneHostIP)
Overview
The UserPlaneHostIP object type contains the function subsets related to the local IP addresses
on the user plane. It indicates the traffic of the user-plane services.
FunctionSubSets
Transport.UserPlaneHostIP Measurement related to UserPlaneHostIP
1.26.1 Measurement related to UserPlaneHostIP

(Transport.UserPlaneHostIP)
Overview
The UserPlaneHostIP function subset measures the IP packets and bytes in the IP packets
transmitted from and received by a user-plane local IP address. It helps analyze the transmission
quality of the system and ensure stable and reliable operation of the system.

Counters
Description
1542455526 VS.UserPlaneHostI Number of IP V100R008C00,and

P.TxPkts packets transmitted the mapping single-
on the user-plane mode base station
local IP address versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455527 VS.UserPlaneHostI Number of IP V100R008C00,and

P.RxPkts packets received on the mapping single-
the user-plane local mode base station
IP address versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455528 VS.UserPlaneHostI Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

P.TxBytes the IP Packets the mapping single-
user-plane local IP versions that
address introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542455529 VS.UserPlaneHostI Number of bytes in V100R008C00,and

P.RxBytes the IP Packets the mapping single-
received on the user- mode base station
plane local IP versions that
address introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455530 VS.UserPlaneHostI Maximum transmit V100R008C00,and

P.TxMaxSpeed rate of IP Packets on the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455531 VS.UserPlaneHostI Average transmit V100R008C00,and

P.TxMeanSpeed rate of IP Packets on the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00


Description
1542455532 VS.UserPlaneHostI Maximum receive V100R008C00,and

P.RxMaxSpeed rate of IP Packets on the mapping single-
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
1542455533 VS.UserPlaneHostI Average receive rate V100R008C00,and

P.RxMeanSpeed of IP Packets on the the mapping single-
user-plane local IP mode base station
address versions that
introduce this
counter are:
eGBTS:V100R015C
00
NodeB:V200R015C
00
eNodeB:V100R006
C00
None
Number of IP Packets on the User-Plane Local IP Address
Counters
1542455526 VS.UserPlaneH Number of IP BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.TxPkts packets WCDMA,
the user-plane BTS3900
local IP address


1542455527 VS.UserPlaneH Number of IP BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.RxPkts packets received WCDMA,
on the user- BTS3900 LTE,
plane local IP BTS3900
address
Description
These counters measure the number of packets received and transmitted based on the user-plane
local IP address at the IP layer within a measurement period. It indicates the traffic of a user-
plane local IP address at the IP layer.
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxPkts This counter measures the number of packets

transmitted based on the user-plane local IP
address at the IP layer within a measurement
period. It indicates the traffic of a user-plane
local IP address at the IP layer.
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxPkts This counter measures the number of packets

received based on the user-plane local IP
Measurement Points
The number of packets successfully transmitted or received on the user-plane local IP address
is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results
is used as the value of the corresponding counter. The packets to be measured are IP packets. If
IP packets need to be fragmented, the number of TX packets is measured before the packets are
fragmented and the number of RX packets is measured after the packets are reassembled.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxPkts Multi-mode: None


on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
Number of Bytes in the IP Packets on the User-Plane Local IP Address
Counters
1542455528 VS.UserPlaneH Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.TxBytes in the IP Packets WCDMA,
local IP address
1542455529 VS.UserPlaneH Number of bytes BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.RxBytes in the IP Packets WCDMA,
received on the BTS3900 LTE,
user-plane local BTS3900
IP address
Description
These counters measure the number of bytes received and transmitted based on the user-plane
local IP address at the IP layer within a measurement period. It indicates the traffic of a user-
plane local IP address at the IP layer.

VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

transmitted based on the user-plane local IP
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxBytes This counter measures the number of bytes

received based on the user-plane local IP
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the packets successfully transmitted or received on the user-plane local
IP address is sampled per second. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling
results is used as the value of the corresponding counter. The bytes to be measured include IP
packet header and payload. When IPSec is used, the bytes to be measured include IPSec-related
payloads, such as AH header and ESP header. If packets need to be fragmented, the number of
TX bytes is measured before the packets are fragmented and the number of RX bytes is measured
after the packets are reassembled.
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxByt Multi-mode: None

es GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration

VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxByt Multi-mode: None

es GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
Rate of IP Packets on the User-Plane Local IP Address
Counters
1542455530 VS.UserPlaneH Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.TxMaxSp transmit rate of WCDMA,
eed IP Packets on BTS3900 LTE,
local IP address
1542455531 VS.UserPlaneH Average BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.TxMean- transmit rate of WCDMA,
Speed IP Packets on BTS3900 LTE,
local IP address
1542455532 VS.UserPlaneH Maximum BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.RxMaxSp receive rate of WCDMA,
eed IP Packets on BTS3900 LTE,
local IP address
1542455533 VS.UserPlaneH Average receive BTS3900 G,U,L

ostIP.RxMean- rate of IP WCDMA,
Speed Packets on the BTS3900 LTE,
user-plane local BTS3900
IP address
Description
These counters measure receive and transmit rate based on the user-plane local IP address at the
IP layer within a measurement period. It indicates the load of a user-plane local IP address at
the IP layer.

VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum transmit

rate based on the user-plane local IP address
at the IP layer within a measurement period.
It indicates the load of a user-plane local IP
address at the IP layer.
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average transmit

VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxMaxSpeed This counter measures the maximum receive

VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxMeanSpeed This counter measures the average receive

Measurement Points
The transmit rate or the receive rate on the user-plane local IP address is sampled per second.
At the end of a measurement period, the maximum and average sampling results are reported.
The counter includes the IP header and payload.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s

Related Features
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxMa Multi-mode: None

xSpeed GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.TxMea Multi-mode: None

nSpeed GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxMa Multi-mode: None

xSpeed GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration
VS.UserPlaneHostIP.RxMe Multi-mode: None

anSpeed GSM: GBFD-118601 IP Transmission Introduction

on Iub Interface
TDLOFD-002004
Self-configuration
Self-configuration

Performance Counter Reference 2 Radio Network Related Measurement
2 Radio Network Related Measurement
About This Chapter
2.1 Local Cell (LOCELL)
2.2 NodeB (NodeB)
2.3 Operator (OPERATOR)
2.4 LOCELL_SECTOREQM (LOCELL_SECTOREQM)

2.1 Local Cell (LOCELL)

Overview
The object type "LOCELL" consists of eleven function subsets: "CPC.LOCELL",
"HSDPA.LOCELL", "HSUPA.LOCELL", "TRAFFIC.LOCELL", "ERACH.LOCELL",
"SCCPCH.LOCELL", "DCH.LOCELL", "ALGO.LOCELL", "CELLRESERVE.LOCELL",
"POWER.LOCELL", and "EFACH.LOCELL".
FunctionSubSets
HSDPA.LOCELL HSDPA measurements per local cell
TRAFFIC.LOCELL Traffic measurements per local cell
HSUPA.LOCELL HSUPA measurements per local cell
CPC.LOCELL CPC measurements per local cell
ERACH.LOCELL ERACH measurements per local cell
SCCPCH.LOCELL SCCPCH Measurements per Local Cell
DCH.LOCELL DCH Measurement per local cell
ALGO.LOCELL Algorithm Measurement per local cell
CELLRESERVE.LOCELL Reserved Measurements per local cell
POWER.LOCELL Measurement of locell power
EFACH.LOCELL EFACH measurements per local cell
2.1.1 HSDPA Measurements per Local Cell (HSDPA.LOCELL)
Overview
The measurement of the HSDPA local cell indicates the running status and performance of the
HSDPA cell on a NodeB.

Counters
Description
50331654 VS.AckTotal Total number of version earlier than

ACKs received V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331655 VS.NackTotal Total number of version earlier than

NACKs received V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331656 VS.DtxTotal Total number of TTIs version earlier than

when the NodeB can V100R008C00,and
not translate the the mapping single-
acknowledgement mode base station
information from the version that
UE introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331657 VS.AckFirst Number of ACKs version earlier than

received after 1st V100R008C00,and
transmission the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50331658 VS.AckRetrans.1 Number of ACKs version earlier than

received after 1st V100R008C00,and
retransmission the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

received after 2nd V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

received after 3rd V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

received after 4th V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331668 VS.AckRemain Number of times the version earlier than

NodeB does not V100R008C00,and
receive the ACK the mapping single-
from the UE after the mode base station
last retransmission version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331816 VS.MIMODUALS Number Of MIMO version earlier than

TREAM1.DTX Anchor Stream DTX V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

TREAM2.DTX SupStream DTX V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

TREAM1.ACK Anchor Stream ACK V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

TREAM2.ACK SupStream ACK V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

TREAM1.NACK Anchor Stream V100R008C00,and
NACK the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

TREAM2.NACK SupStream NACK V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50331669 VS.CQI.0 Number of reports version earlier than

with CQI0 V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331725 VS.CQI.31 Number of Cqi31 version earlier than

V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331754 VS.UsedCQI0 Number of times the version earlier than

NodeB transmits V100R008C00,and
data with CQI=0 the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50331785 VS.UsedCQI31to39 Number of times the version earlier than

data with CQI=[31, the mapping single-
39] mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331786 VS.MIMODualCQ Number Of MIMO version earlier than

I1.0 TYPEA CQI Report V100R008C00,and
With CQI1 0 the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50331822 VS.APCPhase0CQ Average CQI Of version earlier than

I.MEAN Phase 0 Based On V100R008C00,and
APC Algorithm the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50331823 VS.APCCQI.MEA Average CQI Of All version earlier than

N Phase Based On APC V100R008C00,and
Algorithm the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341722 VS.DataCQI.MEA Average CQI V100R008C00,and

N Reported by All UEs the mapping single-
That Have Data to mode base station
Transmit version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50331722 VS.HSDPA. Total number of version earlier than

16QAMCfg.Acted- times all the users in V100R008C00,and
Num a cell use 16QAM the mapping single-
mode mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50331723 VS.HSDPA.QPSK Total number of version earlier than

Cfg.ActedNum times users use the V100R008C00,and
QPSK mode the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331724 VS.HSDPA.All.Sch Total number of version earlier than

eduledNum times all the users are V100R008C00,and
scheduled in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

64QAMCfg.Acted- times all the users in V100R008C00,and
Num a cell use the 64QAM the mapping single-
mode mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00

64QAMCfg.Schedu times all the users in V100R008C00,and
ledNum 64QAM mode are the mapping single-
scheduled in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331711 VS.MIMOCfg.Ac- Total number of version earlier than

tedNum times all the MIMO- V100R008C00,and
enabled users use the mapping single-
two transport blocks mode base station
in a cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00


Description
50331712 VS.MIMOCfg.Sche Total number of version earlier than

duledNum times all the MIMO- V100R008C00,and
enabled users are the mapping single-
scheduled in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331717 VS.HSDPA.MIMO Number of times that version earlier than

64QAMCfg.Acted- all the users V100R008C00,and
Num configured in the mapping single-
64QAM+MIMO mode base station
mode in a cell version that
employ 64QAM introduce this
during the counter is:
measurement period NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331718 VS.HSDPA.MIMO Number of times that version earlier than

64QAMCfg.Schedu all the users V100R008C00,and
ledNum configured in the mapping single-
64QAM+MIMO mode base station
mode in a cell are version that
scheduled during the introduce this
measurement period counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331719 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Number of times that version earlier than

AnchorCarrierAc- all the users V100R008C00,and
tedNum configured in DC the mapping single-
mode in a cell are mode base station
scheduled by version that
AnchorCarrier introduce this
during the counter is:
measurement period NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331720 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Total number of version earlier than

SupCarrierActed- times DC-HSDPA- V100R008C00,and
Num enabled users are the mapping single-
scheduled by the mode base station
supplementary version that
carrier introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50331721 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Total number of version earlier than

DualCarrierActed- times DC-HSDPA- V100R008C00,and
Num enabled users are the mapping single-
scheduled by the mode base station
anchor and version that
supplementary introduce this
carriers at the same counter is:
time NodeB:V200R012C
00
50341658 VS.UserTtiRatio.M Ratio of the time version earlier than

ean when at least one V100R008C00,and
HSDPA UE camps the mapping single-
on the cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341659 VS.DataTtiRatio.M Ratio of the time version earlier than

ean when at least one V100R008C00,and
HSDPA user has data the mapping single-
to transmit in the mode base station
queue buffer version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341693 VS.HSDPA.Inactiv Average ratio of the version earlier than

eDataTtiRatio.Mea time when at least V100R008C00,and
n one HSDPA user has the mapping single-
data to transmit in the mode base station
buffer but no version that
HSDPA user introduce this
transmits data at the counter is:
physical layer NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50341739 VS.HSDPA.ScheIn Average ratio of the version earlier than

activeDataTtiRatio. time when some V100R008C00,and
Mean HSDPA users are the mapping single-
queued in the mode base station
scheduling candidate version that
set but do not introduce this
transmit data counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331839 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Number of TTIs in version earlier than

iNum.TRB which TRB data is to V100R008C00,and
be transmitted in the the mapping single-
HSDPA user queue mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331840 VS.HSDPA.Inactiv Number of TTIs in version earlier than

eDataTtiNum.TRB which at least one V100R008C00,and
HSDPA user in a cell the mapping single-
has TRB data to mode base station
transmit in the queue version that
buffer but no introduce this
HSDPA user counter is:
transmits TRB data NodeB:V200R014C
at the physical layer 00
50331745 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Total number of V100R008C00,and

iNum.User user-level TTIs the mapping single-
within which there is mode base station
data to transmit in version that
HSDPA user queue introduce this
buffers counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341694 VS.HSDPA. The time ratio of only version earlier than

2ScchCodeRatio using two HS-SCCH V100R008C00,and
codes for cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description

3ScchCodeRatio using three HS- V100R008C00,and
SCCH codes for cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00

4ScchCodeRatio using four HS-SCCH V100R008C00,and
codes for cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341690 VS.PdschCodeAvai Average number of version earlier than

l.Mean available HS- V100R008C00,and
PDSCH codes in a the mapping single-
cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50341691 VS.PdschCodeAvai Maximum number of version earlier than

l.Max available HS- V100R008C00,and
PDSCH codes in a the mapping single-
cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50341688 VS.PdschCodeUsed Average number of version earlier than

.Mean used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00,and
codes in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00


Description
50341689 VS.PdschCodeUsed Maximum number of version earlier than

.Max used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50341692 VS.PdschCodeUsed Minimum number of version earlier than

.Min used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50341648 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Average usage of version earlier than

Mean HS-SCCH code V100R008C00,and
resources in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341649 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Maximum usage of version earlier than

Max HS-SCCH code V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341650 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Minimum usage of version earlier than

Min HS-SCCH code V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

Mean.User HS-SCCH code V100R008C00,and
resources when the mapping single-
HSDPA users camp mode base station
on the cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

Mean.Data HS-SCCH code V100R008C00,and
resources when at the mapping single-
least one HSDPA mode base station
user has data to version that
transmit in the queue introduce this
buffer counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341651 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Average usage of version earlier than

Mean HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341652 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Maximum usage of version earlier than

Max HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341653 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Minimum usage of version earlier than

Min HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

Mean.User HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00,and
resources when the mapping single-
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

Mean.Data HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00,and
resources when at the mapping single-
least one HSDPA mode base station
user has data to version that
transmit in the queue introduce this
buffer counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341675 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Average transmit version earlier than

Mean power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
SCCH in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341676 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Maximum transmit version earlier than

Max power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341677 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Minimum transmit version earlier than

Min power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

User power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
SCCH when HSDPA the mapping single-
users camp on the mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

UserData power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
SCCH when at least the mapping single-
one HSDPA user has mode base station
data to transmit in the version that
queue buffer introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341678 VS.PdschPwrRatio Average transmit version earlier than

.Mean power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
PDSCH in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341679 VS.PdschPwrRatio Maximum transmit version earlier than

.Max power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341680 VS.PdschPwrRatio Minimum transmit version earlier than

.Min power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

.User power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
PDSCH when the mapping single-
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

.Data power over the HS- V100R008C00,and
PDSCH when at least the mapping single-
one HSDPA user has mode base station
data to transmit in the version that
queue buffer introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341697 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average usage of version earlier than

io.Mean.FreeUser free users Hsdpa V100R008C00,and
Power the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341698 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Maximum usage of version earlier than

io.Max.FreeUser free users Hsdpa V100R008C00,and
Power the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50341703 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Mean ratio of version earlier than

rRatio.Mean availble HSDPA V100R008C00,and
Power Ratio the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01
50341704 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Maximum ratio of version earlier than

rRatio.Max availble HSDPA V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01
50341705 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Minimum ratio of version earlier than

rRatio.Min availble HSDPA V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01
50341706 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Mean Ratio of version earlier than

io.PLMN0 PLMN0 used V100R008C00,and
HSDPA Power the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
01
50341710 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average HSDPA version earlier than

io.SharedOpera- power ratio for V100R008C00,and
tor0 operator 0 in a cell of the mapping single-
an MOCN network mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50341714 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average permillage V100R008C00,and

io.Mean.ResG0 of transmit power for the mapping single-
HSDPA users in mode base station
resource group 0 to version that
the maximum cell introduce this
transmit power counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50341660 VS.RabNum.Mean Average number of version earlier than

HSDPA RABs in a V100R008C00,and
cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341661 VS.RabNum.Max Maximum number of version earlier than

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341662 VS.RabNum.Min Minimum number of version earlier than

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341666 VS.RabNumAve.U Average number of version earlier than

ser HSDPA RABs when V100R008C00,and
HSDPA users camp the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341663 VS.DataRabNum. Average number of version earlier than

Mean HSDPA RABs have V100R008C00,and
data to transmit in the the mapping single-
queue buffer in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341664 VS.DataRabNum. Maximum number of version earlier than

Max HSDPA RABs have V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341665 VS.DataRabNum. Minimum number of version earlier than

Min HSDPA RABs have V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341667 VS.RabNumAve.U Average number of version earlier than

serData HSDPA RABs have V100R008C00,and
queue buffer when at mode base station
least one HSDPA version that
user has data to introduce this
transmit in the queue counter is:
buffer in a cell NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341668 VS.DataOutput.Me Average cell version earlier than

an throughput at the V100R008C00,and
MAC-hs/MAC-ehs the mapping single-
layer mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341669 VS.DataOutput.Ma Maximum cell version earlier than

x throughput at the V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341670 VS.DataOutput.Mi Minimum cell version earlier than

n throughput at the V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341671 VS.DataOutput.Us Average cell version earlier than

er throughput when V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341672 VS.DataOutput.Us Average cell version earlier than

erData throughput when at V100R008C00,and
least one HSDPA the mapping single-
user has data to mode base station
buffer introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341673 VS.DataOutput.Ra Average throughput version earlier than

b of each RAB when V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341674 VS.DataOutput.Ra Average throughput version earlier than

bData of each RAB when at V100R008C00,and
least one HSDPA the mapping single-
user has data to mode base station
buffer introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341699 VS.DataOutput.Me Average throughput version earlier than

an.FreeUser of free users at the V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50341700 VS.DataOutput.Ma Maximum version earlier than

x.FreeUser throughput of free V100R008C00,and
users at the MAC-hs/ the mapping single-
MAC-ehs layer mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341701 VS.DataOutput.Mi Minimum version earlier than

n.FreeUser throughput of free V100R008C00,and
users at the MAC-hs/ the mapping single-
MAC-ehs layer mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50331838 VS.HSDPA.DataO HSDSCH TRB version earlier than

utput.TRB traffic volume in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331746 VS.HSDPA.DataO Traffic volume of the V100R008C00,and

utput.Traffic MAC-hs/MAC-ehs the mapping single-
PDUs successfully mode base station
received in a cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332170 VS.DataOutput.DC MAC-ehs traffic V100R008C00,and

HSDPA.Traffic volume of DC- the mapping single-
HSDPA/DC- mode base station
HSDPA+MIMO version that
users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50332168 VS.DataOutput.DB MAC-ehs traffic V100R008C00,and

HSDPA.Traffic volume of DB- the mapping single-
HSDPA/DB- mode base station
HSDPA+MIMO version that
users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332169 VS.DataOutput. MAC-ehs traffic V100R008C00,and

4CHSDPA.Traffic volume of 4C- the mapping single-
HSDPA/3C- mode base station
HSDPA/4C-HSDPA version that
+MIMO/3C- introduce this
HSDPA+MIMO counter is:
users NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341685 VS.DataDiscardRa Average ratio of version earlier than

tio.Mean discarded HSDPA V100R008C00,and
data due to timer the mapping single-
expiry mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341686 VS.DataDiscardRa Maximum ratio of version earlier than

tio.Max discarded HSDPA V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341687 VS.DataDiscardRa Minimum ratio of version earlier than

tio.Min discarded HSDPA V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331713 VS.SCPICH.AvgPo Ratio of the actual version earlier than

werRate transmit power of the V100R008C00,and
SCPICH to the the mapping single-
power of the mode base station
SCPICH configured version that
by the RNC introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331714 VS.SCPICH.PwrO Power-enabled version earlier than

n.Duration duration of the V100R008C00,and
SCPICH in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50341702 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. The Ratio Of Dc version earlier than

SupCarrierDeact.T Deact V100R008C00,and
imeRatio the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341740 VS.HSDPA.DpchM Maximum DPCH V100R008C00,and

axPwrRestr.ActRa- power restriction the mapping single-
tio algorithm validity mode base station
probability version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

Counter Sub Counter
VS.AckTotal VS.AckFirst
VS.AckRetrans.1
VS.AckRetrans.2
VS.AckRetrans.3
VS.AckRetrans.4
VS.AckRetrans.5
VS.AckRetrans.6
VS.AckRetrans.7
VS.AckRetrans.8
VS.AckRetrans.9
VS.AckRetrans.10
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.TRB VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiNum.TRB
VS.RabNum.Mean VS.DataRabNum.Mean
VS.RabNum.Max VS.DataRabNum.Max
VS.RabNum.Min VS.DataRabNum.Min
Number of HARQ-Related Messages Received in a Cell
Counters
50331654 VS.AckTotal Total number of BTS3900 U

ACKs received WCDMA,
BTS3900
50331655 VS.NackTotal Total number of BTS3900 U

NACKs WCDMA,
received BTS3900


50331656 VS.DtxTotal Total number of BTS3900 U

TTIs when the WCDMA,
NodeB can not BTS3900
translate the
acknowledgeme
nt information
from the UE
50331657 VS.AckFirst Number of BTS3900 U

ACKs received WCDMA,
after 1st BTS3900
transmission
50331658 VS.AckRetrans. Number of BTS3900 U

1 ACKs received WCDMA,
after 1st BTS3900
retransmission

after 2nd BTS3900
retransmission

after 3rd BTS3900
retransmission

after 4th BTS3900
retransmission

after 5th BTS3900
retransmission

after 6th BTS3900
retransmission

after 7th BTS3900
retransmission



after 8th BTS3900
retransmission

after 9th BTS3900
retransmission

after 10th BTS3900
retransmission
50331668 VS.AckRemain Number of BTS3900 U

times the NodeB WCDMA,
does not receive BTS3900
the ACK from
the UE after the
last
retransmission
Description
The preceding counters indicate the number of HARQ-related messages received in a cell. The
Acknowledgment (ACK), Negative Acknowledgment (NACK), and Discontinuous
Transmission (DTX) statistics are used to analyze the overall HSDPA running status.
VS.AckTotal Number of ACK messages received during

the measurement period.
VS.NackTotal Number of NACK messages received during

the measurement period.
VS.DtxTotal This counter measures the total number of

TTIs when the NodeB can not translate the
acknowledgement information from the UE
after transmitting data to the UE within a
measurement period.
VS.AckFirst Number of ACK messages received after the

first data transmission.

VS.AckRetrans.1 VS.AckRetrans.Num refers to the number of

ACK messages received after the first data
retransmission.

ACK messages received after the second data
retransmission.

ACK messages received after the third data
retransmission.

ACK messages received after the 4th data
retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.
VS.AckRemain Number of data blocks whose maximum

number of retransmissions is reached but no
ACK message is received. The maximum
number of retransmissions depends on the
data configuration.
Measurement Points
The NodeB measures the preceding counters when demodulating the HARQ-ACK information
carried on the HS-DPCCH from the UE.The NACK or DTX messages are received after the
data at the physical layer fails to be transmitted. For the ACK messages, the NodeB takes

statistics about the messages according to the number of data transmissions. The number of
transmissions is an integer from 1 to MaxRetransNum+1. For DC-HSDPA users, these counters
are measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.AckTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061009 HSDPA H-ARQ &
LTE: None Scheduling (MAX C/I, RR
and PF)
VS.NackTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
VS.DtxTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
VS.AckFirst Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)

VS.AckRetrans.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)


GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)
VS.AckRemain Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
HARQ Distribution for MIMO Users in a Cell

Counters
50331816 VS.MIMODUA Number Of BTS3900 U

LSTREAM1.D MIMO Anchor WCDMA,
TX Stream DTX BTS3900

LSTREAM2.D MIMO WCDMA,
TX SupStream BTS3900
DTX

LSTREAM1.A MIMO Anchor WCDMA,
CK Stream ACK BTS3900

LSTREAM2.A MIMO WCDMA,
CK SupStream BTS3900
ACK

LSTREAM1.N MIMO Anchor WCDMA,
ACK Stream NACK BTS3900

LSTREAM2.N MIMO WCDMA,
ACK SupStream BTS3900
NACK
Description
The preceding counters indicate the HARQ distribution for MIMO users on the primary and
secondary streams in a cell. The statistics about the ACK, NACK, and DTX message sent from
MIMO users are used to analyze the overall running status of MIMO users.
Measurement Points
The NodeB measures the preceding counters when demodulating the HARQ-ACK information
carried on the HS-DPCCH from the MIMO UE.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM Multi-mode: None

1.DTX GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010684 2 x 2 MIMO
LTE: None

2.DTX GSM: None
LTE: None

1.ACK GSM: None
LTE: None

2.ACK GSM: None
LTE: None

1.NACK GSM: None
LTE: None

2.NACK GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of CQIs Received in a Cell
Counters
50331669 VS.CQI.0 Number of BTS3900 U

reports with WCDMA,
CQI0 BTS3900



reports with WCDMA,
CQI1 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI2 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI3 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI4 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI5 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI6 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI7 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI8 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI9 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI10 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI11 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI12 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI13 BTS3900



reports with WCDMA,
CQI14 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI15 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI16 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI17 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI18 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI19 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI20 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI21 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI22 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI23 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI24 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI25 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI26 BTS3900



reports with WCDMA,
CQI27 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI28 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI29 BTS3900

reports with WCDMA,
CQI30 BTS3900

Cqi31 WCDMA

Cqi32 WCDMA

Cqi33 WCDMA

Cqi34 WCDMA

Cqi35 WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the overall distribution of the channel quality. For each Channel
Quality Indicators (CQI) value, the NodeB counts the number of CQIs received in a cell during
a measurement period.The values of VS.CQI.0 to VS.CQI.30 correspond to the values of CQI0
to CQI30 reported by a UE.
The counter 50331725 VS.CQI.31 will be deleted in later version. In current version, the value
of this counter is 0. This counter is not recommended.

Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when demodulating the CQI information
of the UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. For DC-HSDPA users, these counters are measured in the
anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CQI.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061004 HSDPA Power Control
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Used CQIs in a Cell
Counters
50331754 VS.UsedCQI0 Number of BTS3900 U

transmits data BTS3900
with CQI=0



with CQI=1

with CQI=2

with CQI=3

with CQI=4

with CQI=5

with CQI=6

with CQI=7

with CQI=8

with CQI=9

with CQI=10



with CQI=11

with CQI=12

with CQI=13

with CQI=14

with CQI=15

with CQI=16

with CQI=17

with CQI=18

with CQI=19

with CQI=20



with CQI=21

with CQI=22

with CQI=23

with CQI=24

with CQI=25

with CQI=26

with CQI=27

with CQI=28

with CQI=29

with CQI=30



to39 times the NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=[31,
39]
Description
These counters measure the CQI values ranging from 0 to 30 and [31,39] used by the NodeB to
transmit TBs within a measurement period, indicating the overall distribution of the used CQIs.
These counters measure the channel quality indicator (CQI) used for HSDPA scheduling, not
the CQI reported by a UE. VS.UsedCQI31to39 is specific to 16QAM or 64QAM UEs.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling
is complete. The preceding counters do not measure the CQIs sent by the MIMO UEs.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.UsedCQI0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-01061018 Package
WRFD-01061019 Time and HS-PDSCH Codes

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation


GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation
VS.UsedCQI31to39 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

Multiplex
LTE: None
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Allocation
MIMO Dual CQI Distribution In a Cell
Counters
50331786 VS.MIMODual Number Of BTS3900 U

CQI1.0 MIMO TYPEA WCDMA,
CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 0



CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 1

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 2

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 3

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 4

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 5

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 6

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 7

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 8

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 9

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 10



CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 11

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 12

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 13

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI1 14

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 0

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 1

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 2

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 3

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 4

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI12 5



CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 6

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 7

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 8

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 9

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 10

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 11

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 12

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 13

CQI Report BTS3900
With CQI2 14
Description
The preceding counters indicate the distribution of dual CQIs reported by MIMO users in a cell,
evaluating the channel conditions for MIMO users.

Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when demodulating the CQI information
of the UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. VS.MIMODualCQI1.0 to VS.MIMODualCQI1.14
indicate the distribution of CQI1 in TypeA CQI reports from MIMO users;
VS.MIMODualCQI2.0 to VS.MIMODualCQI2.14 indicate the distribution of CQI2 in TypeA
CQI reports from MIMO users.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.MIMODualCQI1.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None
Average CQI Of Phase 0 Based On APC Algorithm in a Cell
Counters
50331822 VS.APCPhase0 Average CQI Of BTS3900 U

CQI.MEAN Phase 0 Based WCDMA
On APC
Algorithm
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average value of reported CQIs corresponding to phase 0
in all phase shift periods when the automatic phase control (APC) algorithm is used in a cell,
evaluating the channel quality of users with data transmission in the cell when the VAM
algorithm does not take effect. The value has been amplified by 1000 times. For example, the
value 29100 stands for the CQI value 29.1.
The counter 50331822 VS.APCPhase0CQI.MEAN will be deleted and replaced by 50341722

VS.DataCQI.MEAN in later versions. In current version, both the counters take effect but
VS.APCPhase0CQI.MEAN is not recommended.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB counts the sum of reported CQI values
corresponding to Phase 0 in a cell when the automatic phase control (APC) algorithm takes
effect. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the total number of reported CQI samples
corresponding to Phase 0 within the measurement period. Assume that this value is B. Then,
VS.APCPhase0CQI.MEAN = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.APCPhase0CQI.MEAN Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010700 Performance Improvement
WRFD-030011 of MIMO and HSDPA Co-
carrier
LTE: None
MIMO Prime
Average CQI Of All Phase Based On APC Algorithm in cell
Counters
50331823 VS.APCCQI.M Average CQI Of BTS3900 U

EAN All Phase Based WCDMA
On APC
Algorithm
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average value of CQIs reported by all users with data
transmission in a cell. The value has been amplified by 1000 times. For example, the value 29100
stands for the CQI value 29.1.
The counter 50331823 VS.APCCQI.MEAN will be deleted and replaced by 50341722

VS.DataCQI.MEAN in later versions. In current version, both the counters take effect but
VS.APCCQI.MEAN is not recommended.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB counts the sum of CQI values reported by all users
that have data to transmit in a cell. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the total
number of reported CQI samples within the measurement period. Assume that this value is B.
Then, VS.APCCQI.MEAN = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.APCCQI.MEAN Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010700 Performance Improvement
WRFD-030011 of MIMO and HSDPA Co-
carrier
LTE: None
MIMO Prime
Average CQI Reported by All UEs That Have Data to Transmit.
Counters
50341722 VS.DataCQI.M Average CQI BTS3900 U

EAN Reported by All WCDMA,
UEs That Have BTS3900
Data to
Transmit
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average value of CQIs reported by all users with data
transmission in a cell. The value has been amplified by 1000 times. For example, the value 29100
stands for the CQI value 29.1.
Measurement Points
The accumulated CQI values reported by UEs that have data to transmit is A, and the number
of CQI samples reported by UEs that have data to transmit is B. The formula for calculating this
counter is: VS.DataCQI.MEAN = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.DataCQI.MEAN Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-030011 MIMO Prime
WRFD-010700 Performance Improvement
LTE: None of MIMO and HSDPA Co-
carrier
Statistics on Modulation Schemes for Users in a Cell
Counters
50331722 VS.HSDPA. Total number of BTS3900 U

16QAMCfg.Act times all the WCDMA,
edNum users in a cell BTS3900
use 16QAM
mode
50331723 VS.HSDPA.QP Total number of BTS3900 U

SKCfg.ActedN times users use WCDMA,
um the QPSK mode BTS3900
50331724 VS.HSDPA.All Total number of BTS3900 U

.ScheduledNum times all the WCDMA,
users are BTS3900
scheduled in a
cell
Description

VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the users in a cell use 16QAM within
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the users in a cell use QPSK within
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the users in a cell are scheduled
Measurement Points
is complete. For MIMO users, if two transport blocks are used, the
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single transport block is used,
the VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 1. For MIMO users, if two
transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum and
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.ActedNum counters are measured on each transport block separately.
For DC-HSDPA users, the preceding counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the
supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA. Multi-mode: None

16QAMCfg.ActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010629 Package
LTE: None DL 16QAM Modulation

VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.Ac- Multi-mode: None

tedNum GSM: None
LTE: None QPSK Modulation
VS.HSDPA.All.Scheduled- Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
WRFD-010610 Scheduling (MAX C/I, RR
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
Statistics on 64QAM Users in a Cell
Counters

64QAMCfg.Act times all the WCDMA,
edNum users in a cell BTS3900
use the 64QAM
mode

64QAMCfg.Sc times all the WCDMA,
heduledNum users in 64QAM BTS3900
mode are
scheduled in a
cell
Description

VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the users in a cell use 64QAM within
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the users in 64QAM mode are
scheduled in a cell within a measurement
period.
Measurement Points
is complete. For MIMO+64QAM users, if two transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.
64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single transport block is used, the
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 1. For MIMO users, if two
transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is measured on each
transport block separately. For DC-HSDPA users, the preceding counters are measured in the
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

64QAMCfg.ActedNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010683 Downlink 64 QAM
WRFD-010685 Downlink Enhanced L2
LTE: None

64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010683 Downlink 64 QAM
LTE: None

Statistics on 2x2 MIMO Users in a Cell
Counters
50331711 VS.MIMOCfg. Total number of BTS3900 U

ActedNum times all the WCDMA,
MIMO-enabled BTS3900
users use two
transport blocks
in a cell
50331712 VS.MIMOCfg. Total number of BTS3900 U

ScheduledNum times all the WCDMA,
MIMO-enabled BTS3900
users are
scheduled in a
cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the usage of two transport blocks for MIMO-enabled users in
a cell.
Measurement Points
is complete.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.MIMOCfg.ActedNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.MIMOCfg.Scheduled- Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
LTE: None
Statistics on 64QAM+MIMO Users in a Cell
Counters
50331717 VS.HSDPA.MI Number of BTS3900 U

MO64QAMCfg times that all the WCDMA,
.ActedNum users BTS3900
configured in
64QAM
+MIMO mode
in a cell employ
64QAM during
the
measurement
period
50331718 VS.HSDPA.MI Number of BTS3900 U

MO64QAMCfg times that all the WCDMA,
.ScheduledNum users BTS3900
configured in
64QAM
+MIMO mode
in a cell are
scheduled
during the
measurement
period
Description
The preceding counters indicate the usage of 64QAM for 64QAM+MIMO users in a cell.
Measurement Points
is complete. If two transport blocks are used, the

VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single

transport block is used, the VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is
incremented by 1. For users with two transport blocks, the
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is measured on each transport block
separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAM Multi-mode: None

Cfg.ActedNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010693 DL 64QAM+MIMO
WRFD-010689 HSPA+ Downlink 42 Mbit/s
WRFD-010610 per User
LTE: None HSDPA Introduction

Package
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAM Multi-mode: None

Cfg.ScheduledNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package

per User
LTE: None
DL 64QAM+MIMO
Statistics on DC Users in a Cell

Counters
50331719 VS.HSDPA.DC Number of BTS3900 U

Cfg.AnchorCar- times that all the WCDMA,
rierActedNum users BTS3900
configured in
DC mode in a
cell are
scheduled by
AnchorCarrier
during the
measurement
period
50331720 VS.HSDPA.DC Total number of BTS3900 U

Cfg.SupCarrier- times DC- WCDMA,
ActedNum HSDPA- BTS3900
enabled users
are scheduled by
the
supplementary
carrier
50331721 VS.HSDPA.DC Total number of BTS3900 U

Cfg.DualCarrier times DC- WCDMA,
ActedNum HSDPA- BTS3900
enabled users
are scheduled by
the anchor and
supplementary
carriers at the
same time
Description
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActed- This counter measures the number of times

Num the users whose anchor carrier is the carrier
of a DC-HSDPA cell are scheduled by the
anchor carrier during a measurement period.

VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierActedNum This counter measures the number of times

the users whose supplementary carrier is the
carrier of a DC-HSDPA cell are scheduled by
the supplementary carrier during a
measurement period.
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCarrierActedNum This counter measures the number of times

the users whose anchor carrier is the carrier
of a DC-HSDPA cell are scheduled by the
anchor and supplementary carriers at the
same time during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
is complete. When a user is scheduled by the anchor carrier, the
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActedNum counter is incremented by 1 regardless of
whether the user is scheduled by the supplementary carrier. If a user is scheduled by the anchor
and supplementary carriers at the same time, the VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActedNum
counter is only incremented by 1. If a user is scheduled by the supplementary carrier, the
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierActedNum counter is incremented by 1 regardless of whether
the user is scheduled by the anchor carrier. If a user is scheduled by the anchor and supplementary
carriers at the same time, the VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierActedNum counter is only
incremented by 1.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.Anchor- Multi-mode: None

CarrierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package

per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA

VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCar- Multi-mode: None

rierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package

per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.Dual- Multi-mode: None

CarrierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package

per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA
Time Ratio for HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341658 VS.UserTtiRati Ratio of the time BTS3900 U

o.Mean when at least WCDMA,
one HSDPA UE BTS3900
camps on the
cell
Description
The preceding counter provides the ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA UE camps on a
cell to the total time of the measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA UE camps on a cell in one Transmission
Time Interval (TTI), the NodeB counts the number of all such TTIs in the measurement period.
Assume that this number is A and the total number of TTIs in the measurement period is B.
Then, VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean = A/B. A DC-HSDPA user is regarded as an HSDPA user in each

anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured in the
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Time Ratio for HSDPA User with Data to be Transmitted in the Queue Buffer in a
Cell
Counters
50341659 VS.DataTtiRati Ratio of the time BTS3900 U

o.Mean when at least WCDMA,
one HSDPA BTS3900
user has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter measures the ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA user in a cell
has data to transmit in the queue buffer to the total time within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA user in a cell has data to transmit in the
queue buffer in a TTI, the NodeB counts the number of all such TTIs. Assume that the number
is A, and the total number of TTIs within the measurement period is B. Then,

VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.The counter is measured at point C in the
following figure:
Figure 2-1
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Time Ratio for HSDPA Users Having Data in the Queue Buffer but Having No
Data Transmission in a Cell
Counters
50341693 VS.HSDPA.Ina Average ratio of BTS3900 U

ctiveDataTtiRat the time when at WCDMA,
io.Mean least one BTS3900
HSDPA user
has data to
transmit in the
buffer but no
HSDPA user
transmits data at
the physical
layer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA user has
data to transmit in the queue buffer but no HSDPA user transmits data at the physical layer.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA user in a cell has data to transmit in the
queue buffer but no HSDPA user transmits data at the physical layer within a TTI, the NodeB
counts the number of all such TTIs in the measurement period. Assume that the number is A,
and the total number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B.For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured
in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.The counter is measured at points
D and E in the following figure:

Figure 2-2
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTti Multi-mode: None

Ratio.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Average Time Ratio for HSDPA User Queues in the Scheduling Candidate Set but
Having No Data Transmission
Counters
50341739 VS.HSDPA.Sc Average ratio of BTS3900 U

heInactiveData the time when WCDMA,
TtiRatio.Mean some HSDPA BTS3900
users are queued
in the
scheduling
candidate set but
do not transmit
data
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average time ratio for HSDPA user queues in the scheduling
candidate set but having no data transmission.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if an HSDPA user queue enters the scheduling candidate set but
does not transmit data at the physical layer in one Transmission Time Interval (TTI), the NodeB
counts the number of all such TTIs. Assume that this number is A and the total number of TTIs
in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPA.ScheInactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B.For
DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier
separately.The counter is measured at point E in the following figure:

Figure 2-3
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.ScheInactiveDa Multi-mode: None

taTtiRatio.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of TTIs in Which TRB Data Is to be Transmitted in the HSDPA User Queue
in a Cell
Counters
50331839 VS.HSDPA.Dat Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

aTtiNum.TRB in which TRB WCDMA,
data is to be BTS3900
transmitted in
the HSDPA user
queue in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which the TRB data is to be transmitted
in at least one HSDPA user queue in a cell.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSDPA user in a cell has the
TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period. For DC-HSDPA users,
the counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately. The
counter is measured at point A in the following figure:

Figure 2-4
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.T Multi-mode: None

RB GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010611 HSDPA Enhanced Package
LTE: None

Number of TTIs for HSDPA Users in a Cell Having TRB Data to Transmit in the
Queue Buffer but Having No Data Transmission at the Physical Layer
Counters
50331840 VS.HSDPA.Ina Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

ctiveDataTtiNu in which at least WCDMA,
m.TRB one HSDPA BTS3900
user in a cell has
TRB data to
transmit in the
queue buffer but
no HSDPA user
transmits TRB
data at the
physical layer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs for at least one HSDPA user in a cell having
the TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer but having no data transmission at the physical
layer.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the total number of TTIs in which at least one HSDPA user in a cell has
the TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer but no HSDPA user transmits the TRB data at the
physical layer within a TTI. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured in the anchor carrier
and the supplementary carrier separately.The counter is measured at point A in the following
figure:

Figure 2-5
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTti Multi-mode: None

Num.TRB GSM: None
LTE: None

Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in HSDPA
user queue buffers
Counters
50331745 VS.HSDPA.Dat Total number of BTS3900 U

aTtiNum.User user-level TTIs WCDMA,
within which BTS3900
there is data to
transmit in
HSDPA user
queue buffers
Description
This counter measures the total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit
in HSDPA user queue buffers within a scheduling period. This counter can be measured
repeatedly if more than one HSDPA user queue buffer has data to transmit in a TTI. A DC-
HSDPA user is regarded as one HSDPA user in the primary carrier and one HSDPA user in the
secondary carrier, and this counter is measured in the two carriers.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit
in HSDPA user queue buffers within a scheduling period. This counter will be measured
repeatedly if more than one HSDPA user queue buffer has data to transmit in a TTI. This counter
is measured in the serving cell. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, or 3C-HSDPA users,
this counter is measured in the anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.Us Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Time Ratio Used for HS-SCCH Channel Codes in a Cell
Counters
50341694 VS.HSDPA. The time ratio of BTS3900 U

2ScchCodeRati only using two WCDMA,
o HS-SCCH BTS3900
codes for cell

3ScchCodeRati only using three WCDMA,
o HS-SCCH BTS3900
codes for cell

4ScchCodeRati only using four WCDMA,
o HS-SCCH BTS3900
codes for cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of time when different HS-SCCH codes are used for
a cell.
Measurement Points
Take the VS.HSDPA.2ScchCodeRatio counter as an example. During a measurement period,
the NodeB calculates the number of TTIs in which only two HS-SCCH codes are used for the
cell. Assume that the number is A, and the number of TTIs in which one or more HS-SCCH
codes are used in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPA.2ScchCodeRatio = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features

2ScchCodeRatio GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package
Available HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell
Counters
50341690 VS.PdschCode Average BTS3900 U

Avail.Mean number of WCDMA,
available HS- BTS3900
PDSCH codes
in a cell
50341691 VS.PdschCode Maximum BTS3900 U

Avail.Max number of WCDMA,
available HS- BTS3900
PDSCH codes
in a cell

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of available HS-PDSCH
codes in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of available HS-PDSCH codes in
all TTIs in the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean every 5s and takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.PdschCodeAvail.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Used HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell

Counters
50341688 VS.PdschCode Average BTS3900 U

Used.Mean number of used WCDMA,
HS-PDSCH BTS3900
codes in a cell

Used.Max number of used WCDMA,
HS-PDSCH BTS3900
codes in a cell
50341692 VS.PdschCode Minimum BTS3900 U

Used.Min number of used WCDMA,
HS-PDSCH BTS3900
codes in a cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum number of used HS-
PDSCH codes in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all
TTIs in the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period
is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean
every 5s and takes the maximum value within the measurement period as
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources in a Cell
Counters
50341648 VS.ScchCodeU Average usage BTS3900 U

til.Mean of HS-SCCH WCDMA,
code resources BTS3900
in a cell
50341649 VS.ScchCodeU Maximum BTS3900 U

til.Max usage of HS- WCDMA,
SCCH code BTS3900
resources in a
cell
50341650 VS.ScchCodeU Minimum usage BTS3900 U

til.Min of HS-SCCH WCDMA,
in a cell

Description
The preceding counters provide the average, maximum, and minimum usage of the HS-SCCH
code resources during a measurement period. These counters are used to analyze the allocation
appropriateness of the HS-SCCH code resources. If the code usage is high, the code resources
are insufficient for the current traffic. Therefore, more code resources are required. If the code
usage is low, the code resources are excessive. Therefore, some of the code resources can be
allocated to R99 services.
Measurement Points
Assume that the number of HS-SCCH codes used in all TTIs is A and the number of available
HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs is B. Then, VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.ScchCodeUtil.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061001 15 Codes per Cell
WRFD-01061005 Multiplex
WRFD-010631 HSDPA Static Code

Allocation and RNC-
LTE: None Controlled Dynamic Code
Allocation
Dynamic Code Allocation
Based on Node B

VS.ScchCodeUtil.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on Node B
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on Node B
Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on
the Cell
Counters

til.Mean.User of HS-SCCH WCDMA,
when HSDPA
users camp on
the cell

Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-SCCH code resources when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell within a measurement period is A, and the total number of available HS-
SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then,
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.User = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Use Multi-mode: None

r GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061005 HSDPA Static Code
WRFD-010631 Allocation and RNC-
Controlled Dynamic Code
WRFD-01061001 Allocation
WRFD-01061018 Dynamic Code Allocation
LTE: None Based on Node B
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH Codes
Multiplex
Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to
Transmit in the Queue Buffer

Counters

til.Mean.Data of HS-SCCH WCDMA,
when at least
one HSDPA
user has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
This counter indicates the average usage of HS-SCCH code resources when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within the measurement period is A, and the total
number of available HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to
transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Data = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Da- Multi-mode: None

ta GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Multiplex
Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources in a Cell
Counters
50341651 VS.PdschCode Average usage BTS3900 U

Util.Mean of HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
in a cell

Util.Max usage of HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH code BTS3900
resources in a
cell
50341653 VS.PdschCode Minimum usage BTS3900 U

Util.Min of HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
in a cell
Description
The preceding counters provide the average, maximum, and minimum usage of HS-PDSCH
code resources in a cell during a measurement period respectively. These counters are used to
analyze the allocation appropriateness of the HS-PDSCH code resources. If the code usage is
high, the code resources are insufficient for the current traffic. Therefore, more code resources

are required. If the code usage is low, the code resources are excessive. Therefore, some of the
code resources can be allocated to R99 services.
Measurement Points
Assume that the number of HS-PDSCH codes used in all TTIs is A and the number of available
HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.PdschCodeUtil.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Multiplex
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Multiplex

VS.PdschCodeUtil.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Multiplex
Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on
the cell
Counters

Util.Mean.User of HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
when HSDPA
users camp on
the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-PDSCH code resources when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell within the measurement period is A, and the total number of available
HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then,
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.User = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Us Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None

Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on Node B
Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data
to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters

Util.Mean.Data of HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
when at least
one HSDPA
user has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-PDSCH code resources when at least
one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within the measurement period is A, and the total

number of available HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to
transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Data = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Da Multi-mode: None

ta GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Multiplex
Transmit Power over the HS-SCCH in a Cell
Counters
50341675 VS.ScchPwrRat Average BTS3900 U

io.Mean transmit power WCDMA,
over the HS- BTS3900
SCCH in a cell
50341676 VS.ScchPwrRat Maximum BTS3900 U

io.Max transmit power WCDMA,
SCCH in a cell


50341677 VS.ScchPwrRat Minimum BTS3900 U

io.Min transmit power WCDMA,
SCCH in a cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the transmit
power of all the HS-SCCHs in a cell during a measurement period respectively. Each value is
expressed as the ratio of the respective transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power of
all the HS-SCCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs in the cell. Assume that this
value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean every 5s and
then takes the maximum value within the measurement period as VS.ScchPwrRatio.Max and
the minimum value within the measurement period as VS.ScchPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-01061019 HSDPA Dynamic Power
LTE: None Allocation

VS.ScchPwrRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Transmit Power over the HS-SCCH When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on the
Cell
Counters

io.User transmit power WCDMA,
SCCH when
HSDPA users
camp on the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average transmit power over the HS-SCCH when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell. The value is expressed as the ratio of the transmit power to
the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over
the HS-SCCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user
camps on the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell is B. Then, VS.ScchPwrRatio.User = A/B.

Formula
1000*[VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean]/[VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchPwrRatio.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Transmit Power over the HS-SCCH When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to
Counters

io.UserData transmit power WCDMA,
SCCH when at
least one
HSDPA user
has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average transmit power over the HS-SCCH when at least
one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period. The
value is expressed as the ratio of the transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over
the HS-SCCHs in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue

buffer. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has
data to transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.ScchPwrRatio.UserData = A/B.
Formula
1000*[VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean]/[VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchPwrRatio.UserData Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Transmit Power over the HS-PDSCH in a Cell
Counters
50341678 VS.PdschPwrR Average BTS3900 U

atio.Mean transmit power WCDMA,
PDSCH in a cell
50341679 VS.PdschPwrR Maximum BTS3900 U

atio.Max transmit power WCDMA,
PDSCH in a cell
50341680 VS.PdschPwrR Minimum BTS3900 U

atio.Min transmit power WCDMA,
PDSCH in a cell

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the transmit
power over all the HS-PDSCHs in a cell during a measurement period respectively. Each value
is expressed as the ratio of the respective transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over
all the HS-PDSCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs in the cell. Assume that this
value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean every 5s and
then takes the maximum value within the measurement period as VS.PdschPwrRatio.Max and
the minimum value within the measurement period as VS.PdschPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

Transmit Power over the HS-PDSCH When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on
the Cell
Counters

atio.User transmit power WCDMA,
PDSCH when
HSDPA users
camp on the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average transmit power over the HS-PDSCH when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell within a measurement period. The value is expressed as the
ratio of the transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
the HS-PDSCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user
camps on the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell is B. Then, VS.PdschPwrRatio.User = A/B.
Formula
1000*[VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean]/[VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschPwrRatio.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

Transmit Power over the HS-PDSCH When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to
Counters

atio.Data transmit power WCDMA,
PDSCH when at
least one
HSDPA user
has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average transmit power over the HS-PDSCH when at least
one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period. The
value is expressed as the ratio of the transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
the HS-PDSCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user
has data to transmit in the queue buffer. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs
when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then,
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Data = A/B.
Formula
1000*[VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean]/[VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Data Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Power Usage of HSDPA Free Users in a Cell
Counters
50341697 VS.HSDPAPwr Average usage BTS3900 U

Ratio.Mean.Fre of free users WCDMA,
eUser Hsdpa Power BTS3900
50341698 VS.HSDPAPwr Maximum BTS3900 U

Ratio.Max.Free usage of free WCDMA,
User users Hsdpa BTS3900
Power
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum power usage of HSDPA free users
within a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA power to the
maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the power for all HSDPA
free users to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the
number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.FreeUser =
A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.FreeUser every 5s and then takes the
maximum value within the measurement period as VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Max.FreeUser.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean. Multi-mode: None

FreeUser GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Max.F Multi-mode: None

reeUser GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Available HSDPA Power in a Cell
Counters
50341703 VS.AvaiHSDP Mean ratio of BTS3900 U

APwrRatio.Mea availble WCDMA,
n HSDPA Power BTS3900
Ratio
50341704 VS.AvaiHSDP Maximum ratio BTS3900 U

APwrRatio.Ma of availble WCDMA,
x HSDPA Power BTS3900
Ratio
50341705 VS.AvaiHSDP Minimum ratio BTS3900 U

APwrRatio.Min of availble WCDMA,
HSDPA Power BTS3900
Ratio
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum available HSDPA power
within a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the available HSDPA
power to the maximum cell transmit power.

Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the available HSDPA
power to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the
number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Mean = A/B.
The NodeB calculates VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum
value within the measurement period as VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Max and the minimum value
within the measurement period as VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Max GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Min GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Average HSDPA Power Ratio for Each Operator in a Cell

Counters
50341706 VS.HSDPAPwr Mean Ratio of BTS3900 U

Ratio.PLMN0 PLMN0 used WCDMA,
HSDPA Power BTS3900

HSDPA Power BTS3900

HSDPA Power BTS3900

HSDPA Power BTS3900
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average HSDPA power ratios for operators within a
measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA power to the
maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Take VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN0 as an example. Within the measurement period, the NodeB
calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over the HS-SCCHs and HS-PDSCHs to the
maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs
in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN0 = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLM Multi-mode: None

N0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

N1 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

N2 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

N3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Average HSDPA Power for Each Operator in a Cell in an MOCN Network
Counters
50341710 VS.HSDPAPwr Average BTS3900 U

Ratio.SharedOp HSDPA power WCDMA,
erator0 ratio for BTS3900
operator 0 in a
cell of an
MOCN network



operator 1 in a
cell of an
MOCN network

operator 2 in a
cell of an
MOCN network

operator 3 in a
cell of an
MOCN network
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average HSDPA power ratios for operators in an MOCN
network during a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA
power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Take VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.SharedOperator0 as an example. Within the measurement period,
the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over the HS-SCCHs and HS-PDSCHs
to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number of
TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.SharedOperator0 = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Share- Multi-mode: None

dOperator0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021311 MOCN Introduction
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package
Average permillage of transmit power for HSDPA users in each resource group to
the maximum cell transmit power
Counters

Ratio.Mean.Res permillage of WCDMA,
G0 transmit power BTS3900
for HSDPA
users in resource
group 0 to the
maximum cell
transmit power



for HSDPA
users in resource
group 1 to the
maximum cell
transmit power

for HSDPA
users in resource
group 2 to the
maximum cell
transmit power

for HSDPA
users in resource
group 3 to the
maximum cell
transmit power
Description
These counters measures the average permillage of transmit power for HSDPA users in each
resource group to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
The permillage of transmit power for HS-SCCH and HS-PDSCH users in resource group to the
maximum cell transmit power is sampled within each transmission time interval (TTI). At the
end of the measurement period, the accumulated permillage is A, and the number of TTIs is B.
The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.ResG=A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features

ResG0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150233 Differentiated Service Based
LTE: None on Resource Reservation

ResG1 GSM: None

ResG2 GSM: None

ResG3 GSM: None
Number of HSDPA RABs in a Cell
Counters
50341660 VS.RabNum.M Average BTS3900 U

ean number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
in a cell
50341661 VS.RabNum.M Maximum BTS3900 U

ax number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
in a cell


50341662 VS.RabNum.M Minimum BTS3900 U

in number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
in a cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum number of HSDPA radio
access bearers (RABs) in a cell within each TTI during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the total number of RABs for all HSDPA users in all TTIs during a
measurement period. Assume that this number is A and the number of TTIs within the
measurement period is B. Then, VS.RabNum.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates
VS.RabNum.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement period
as VS.RabNum.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.RabNum.Min. The RAB for a DC-HSDPA user is regarded as the RAB for an HSDPA user
in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For the RABs of DC-HSDPA users, the counter
is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RabNum.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.RabNum.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

VS.RabNum.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of HSDPA RABs When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on the Cell
Counters
50341666 VS.RabNumAv Average BTS3900 U

e.User number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
when HSDPA
users camp on
the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average number of HSDPA RABs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell in each TTI during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of HSDPA RABs in all TTIs within the measurement period is A,
and the number of TTIs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then,
VS.RabNumAve.User = A/B. The RAB for a DC-HSDPA user is regarded as the RAB for an
HSDPA user in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For the RABs of DC-HSDPA
users, the counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
1000*[VS.RabNum.Mean]/[VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.RabNumAve.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of RABs with HSDPA Data to Be Transmitted in a Cell
Counters
50341663 VS.DataRabNu Average BTS3900 U

m.Mean number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
have data to
transmit in the
queue buffer in a
cell
50341664 VS.DataRabNu Maximum BTS3900 U

m.Max number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
have data to
transmit in the
queue buffer in a
cell
50341665 VS.DataRabNu Minimum BTS3900 U

m.Min number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
have data to
transmit in the
queue buffer in a
cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum number of RABs with
HSDPA data to be transmitted in the queue buffer of a cell within each TTI during a measurement
period.

Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total number of RABs with HSDPA
data to be transmitted in the queue buffer in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number
of TTIs within the measurement period is B. Then, VS.DataRabNum.Mean = A/B. The NodeB
calculates VS.DataRabNum.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the
measurement period as VS.DataRabNum.Max and the minimum value within the measurement
period as VS.DataRabNum.Min. The RAB for a DC-HSDPA user is regarded as the RAB for
an HSDPA user in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For the RABs of DC-HSDPA
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.DataRabNum.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DataRabNum.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DataRabNum.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of RABs with HSDPA Data to Be Transmitted in the Queue Buffer When
at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer in a Cell

Counters
50341667 VS.RabNumAv Average BTS3900 U

e.UserData number of WCDMA,
HSDPA RABs BTS3900
have data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
when at least
one HSDPA
user has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer in a
cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average number of RABs with HSDPA data to be transmitted
in the queue buffer when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer in a
cell.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total number of RABs with HSDPA
data to be transmitted in the queue buffer in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number
of TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then,
VS.RabNumAve.UserData = A/B. The RAB for a DC-HSDPA user is regarded as the RAB for
an HSDPA user in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For the RABs of DC-HSDPA
Formula
1000*[VS.DataRabNum.Mean]/[VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.RabNumAve.UserData Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSDPA MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Throughput in a Cell
Counters
50341668 VS.DataOutput. Average cell BTS3900 U

Mean throughput at WCDMA,
the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
MAC-ehs layer
50341669 VS.DataOutput. Maximum cell BTS3900 U

Max throughput at WCDMA,
the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
MAC-ehs layer
50341670 VS.DataOutput. Minimum cell BTS3900 U

Min throughput at WCDMA,
the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
MAC-ehs layer
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum values of cell throughput
at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs layer in a cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total volume of the acknowledged
scheduled data in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total length of the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples the VS.DataOutput.Mean
counter every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement period as
VS.DataOutput.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.DataOutput.Min. For DC-HSDPA users, these counters are measured in the anchor carrier
and the supplementary carrier separately.

Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DataOutput.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DataOutput.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
HSDPA Cell Throughput at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Layer When at Least One

HSDPA User Camps on a Cell
Counters

User throughput WCDMA,
when HSDPA BTS3900
users camp on
the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average cell throughput at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs layer
when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell within a measurement period.

Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total volume of the acknowledged
scheduled data in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total length of time when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.User = A/B. For DC-HSDPA
users, the throughput is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
1000*[VS.DataOutput.Mean]/[VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
HSDPA Cell Throughput at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Layer When at Least One

HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters

UserData throughput WCDMA,
when at least BTS3900
one HSDPA
user has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average cell throughput at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs layer
when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement
period.

Measurement Points
scheduled data in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total length of time when at least
one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.UserData
= A/B. For DC-HSDPA users, the throughput is measured in the anchor carrier and the
Formula
1000*[VS.DataOutput.Mean]/[VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.UserData Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Throughput over Each RAB at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Layer When at Least One
HSDPA User Camps on the Cell
Counters
50341673 VS.DataOutput. Average BTS3900 U

Rab throughput of WCDMA,
each RAB when BTS3900
HSDPA users
camp on the cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average throughput over each RAB at the MAC-hs/MAC-
ehs layer when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the average cell throughput at the MAC-
hs/MAC-ehs layer when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell. Assume that this value is

A and the average number of HSDPA RABs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell
is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.Rab = A/B. For DC-HSDPA users, the throughput is measured in
the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
[VS.DataOutput.User]/[VS.RabNumAve.User]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.Rab Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Throughput over Each RAB at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Layer When at Least One
HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters

RabData throughput of WCDMA,
each RAB when BTS3900
at least one
HSDPA user
has data to
transmit in the
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average throughput over each RAB at the MAC-hs/MAC-
ehs layer when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the average cell throughput at the MAC-
hs/MAC-ehs layer when at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer.

Assume that this value is A and the average number of HSDPA RABs when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.RabData = A/B. For
DC-HSDPA users, the throughput is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary
carrier separately.
Formula
[VS.DataOutput.UserData]/[VS.RabNumAve.UserData]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.RabData Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Throughput of HSDPA Free Users at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Layer in a Cell
Counters

Mean.FreeUser throughput of WCDMA,
free users at the BTS3900
MAC-hs/MAC-
ehs layer
50341700 VS.DataOutput. Maximum BTS3900 U

Max.FreeUser throughput of WCDMA,
MAC-hs/MAC-
ehs layer
50341701 VS.DataOutput. Minimum BTS3900 U

Min.FreeUser throughput of WCDMA,
MAC-hs/MAC-
ehs layer

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum values of throughput of
HSDPA free users at the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs layer in a cell within a measurement period
respectively.
Measurement Points
scheduled data for HSDPA free users in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total length
of the measurement period is B. Then, VS.DataOutput.Mean.FreeUser = A/B. The NodeB
samples the VS.DataOutput.Mean.FreeUser counter every 5s and then takes the maximum value
within the measurement period as VS.DataOutput.Max.FreeUser and the minimum value within
the measurement period as VS.DataOutput.Min.FreeUser. For DC-HSDPA users, these counters
are measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.Mean.Free- Multi-mode: None

User GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DataOutput.Max.Free- Multi-mode: None

User GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DataOutput.Min.Free- Multi-mode: None

User GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HS-DSCH TRB Traffic Volume in a Cell

Counters
50331838 VS.HSDPA.Dat HSDSCH TRB BTS3900 U

aOutput.TRB traffic volume in WCDMA,
a cell BTS3900
Description
During a measurement period, the preceding counter indicates the total HS-DSCH TRB traffic
volume for which the ACK messages are sent to the NodeB within a TTI in a cell, including
MAC-hs/MAC-ehs headers.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics on the preceding counter when demodulating the HARQ-ACK
information of the UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. For DC-HSDPA users, this counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.TR Multi-mode: None

B GSM: None
LTE: None
Traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received in a cell

Counters
50331746 VS.HSDPA.Dat Traffic volume BTS3900 U

aOutput.Traffic of the MAC-hs/ WCDMA,
MAC-ehs PDUs BTS3900
successfully
received in a cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs from
all users in a TTI within a scheduling period. A DC-HSDPA user is regarded as one HSDPA
user in the primary carrier and one HSDPA user in the secondary carrier, and this counter is
measured in the two carriers.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs from all
HSDPA users within a scheduling period. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For DC-
HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, or 3C-HSDPA users, this counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Tra Multi-mode: None

ffic GSM: None
LTE: None
MAC-ehs traffic volume of DC-HSDPA/DC-HSDPA+MIMO users

Counters
50332170 VS.DataOutput. MAC-ehs BTS3900 U

DCHSDPA.Tra traffic volume WCDMA,
ffic of DC-HSDPA/ BTS3900
DC-HSDPA
+MIMO users
Description
This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic volume of DC-HSDPA/DC-HSDPA+MIMO users.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from DC-HSDPA/DC-HSDPA+MIMO users
with ACKs is sampled in the anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately within each
TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is used as the value of this
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.DCHSDPA. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150208 Flexible Dual Carrier
WRFD-010699 HSDPA
LTE: None DC-HSDPA+MIMO
MAC-ehs traffic volume of DB-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA+MIMO users

Counters

DBHSDPA.Tra traffic volume WCDMA,
ffic of DB-HSDPA/ BTS3900
DB-HSDPA
+MIMO users
Description
This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic volume of DB-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA+MIMO users.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from DB-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA+MIMO users
with ACKs is sampled in the anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately within each
TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is used as the value of this
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.DBHSDPA. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150209 DB-HSDPA
LTE: None
MAC-ehs traffic volume of 4C-HSDPA/3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA+MIMO/3C-

HSDPA+MIMO users

Counters

4CHSDPA.Traf traffic volume WCDMA,
fic of 4C-HSDPA/ BTS3900
3C-HSDPA/
4C-HSDPA
+MIMO/3C-
HSDPA
+MIMO users
Description
This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic volume of 4C-HSDPA/3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA
+MIMO/3C-HSDPA+MIMO users.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from 4C-HSDPA/3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA
+MIMO/3C-HSDPA+MIMO users with ACKs is sampled in the anchor carrier and
supplementary carrier separately within each TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the
accumulated value is used as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput. Multi-mode: None

4CHSDPA.Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150250 3C-HSDPA
WRFD-150207 4C-HSDPA
WRFD-150223 MC-HSDPA+MIMO
LTE: None
Ratio of HSDPA Data Discarded upon Timeout in a Cell

Counters
50341685 VS.DataDiscard Average ratio of BTS3900 U

Ratio.Mean discarded WCDMA,
HSDPA data BTS3900
due to timer
expiry
50341686 VS.DataDiscard Maximum ratio BTS3900 U

Ratio.Max of discarded WCDMA,
HSDPA data BTS3900
due to timer
expiry
50341687 VS.DataDiscard Minimum ratio BTS3900 U

Ratio.Min of discarded WCDMA,
HSDPA data BTS3900
due to timer
expiry
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the volume of
HSDPA data discarded due to timer expiry to the total volume of HSDPA data received at the
cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the volume of the HSDPA data that is
discarded due to timer expiry in the cell. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB also calculates
the total volume of the HSDPA data received at the cell during the measurement period. Assume
that this value is B. Then, VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.DataDiscardRatio.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
Ratio of the Actual Transmit Power over the SCPICH to the SCPICH Power
Configured on the RNC

Counters
50331713 VS.SCPICH.Av Ratio of the BTS3900 U

gPowerRate actual transmit WCDMA,
power of the BTS3900
SCPICH to the
power of the
SCPICH
configured by
the RNC
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the actual transmit power over the SCPICH to the
SCPICH power configured on the RNC. If HSDPA users and MIMO users exist in the current
cell, the NodeB dynamically adjusts the transmit power over the SCPICH to make the cell
performance optimal.
Measurement Points
The NodeB samples the ratio of the actual transmit power over the SCPICH to the SCPICH
power configured on the RNC every 5s. The value of this counter is the sum of these sampling
results divided by the number of samplings at the end of a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.SCPICH.AvgPowerRate Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Power-enabled Duration of the SCPICH in a Cell

Counters
50331714 VS.SCPICH.P Power-enabled BTS3900 U

wrOn.Duration duration of the WCDMA,
SCPICH in a BTS3900
cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the power-enabled duration of the SCPICH in a cell. When an
MIMO user accesses the cell, the SCPICH power is enabled.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB checks whether the SCPICH power is enabled during
each MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling period. If the SCPICH power is enabled, the counter value
is accumulated.
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features
VS.SCPICH.PwrOn.Dura- Multi-mode: None

tion GSM: None
LTE: None
Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated DC Users in a Cell

Counters
50341702 VS.HSDPA.DC The Ratio Of Dc BTS3900 U

Cfg.SupCarrier Deact WCDMA,
Deact.TimeRati BTS3900
o
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the traffic-based deactivation time of the secondary-
carrier cell to the activation time of the primary-carrier cell for DC-HSDPA,DC-HSDPA
+MIMO,DB-HSDPA and DB-HSDPA+MIMO users within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total time during which the secondary-
carrier cell for the DC-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA+MIMO and DC-HSDPA+MIMO
users is deactivated because of decrease in throughput. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB
calculates the total time during which the DC-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA+MIMO and
DC-HSDPA+MIMO users are active (the active time for a user starting from the establishment
of a PS service and ending at the release of cell connection). Assume that this value is B. Then,
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.TimeRatio = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarr Multi-mode: None

ierDeact.TimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150209 DB-HSDPA
WRFD-010713 Traffic-Based Activation and
WRFD-010699 Deactivation of the
Supplementary Carrier In
LTE: None Multi-carrier
DC-HSDPA+MIMO

Maximum DPCH power restriction algorithm validity probability
Counters
50341740 VS.HSDPA.Dp Maximum BTS3900 U

chMaxPwrRestr DPCH power WCDMA,
.ActRatio restriction BTS3900
algorithm
validity
probability
Description
This counter measures the ratio of the duration of the maximum DPCH transmit power decrease
to the online duration of all HSDPA users after the maximum DPCH power restriction algorithm
is activated.
Note: This algorithm is applicable only to HSDPA users that perform non-voice services and
carry only 3.4 kbit/s signaling radio bearers (SRBs) over the DPCH.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, for all HSDPA users supported by this algorithm, the
accumulated duration of the maximum DPCH transmit power decrease is A, and the accumulated
user online duration is B. The formula for calculating this counter is:
VS.HSDPA.DpchMaxPwrRestr.ActRatio = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DpchMaxPwrR Multi-mode: None

estr.ActRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150235 DPCH Maximum Power
LTE: None Restriction

2.1.2 Traffic Measurements per Local Cell (TRAFFIC.LOCELL)
Overview
According to the usage of CEs in each cell, the measurement of NodeB baseband resources in
cells indicates the consumption of baseband resources on the NodeB side.
Counters
Description
50332548 VS.ULCE.Mean.De Average Dedicated version earlier than

dicated Uplink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332549 VS.DLCE.Mean.De Average Dedicated version earlier than

dicated Downlink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332550 VS.ULCE.Mean.Sh Average Shared version earlier than

ared Uplink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332554 VS.DLCE.Mean.Sh Average Shared version earlier than

ared Downlink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342548 VS.ULCE.Max.De Maximum Dedicated version earlier than

dicated Uplink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342549 VS.DLCE.Max.De Maximum Dedicated version earlier than

dicated Downlink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342550 VS.ULCE.Max.Sha Maximum Shared version earlier than

red Uplink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50342554 VS.DLCE.Max.Sha Maximum Shared version earlier than

red Downlink CE V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
None
Number of Dedicated Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332548 VS.ULCE.Mea Average BTS3900 U

n.Dedicated Dedicated WCDMA,
Uplink CE BTS3900
50342548 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900 U

Dedicated Dedicated WCDMA,
Uplink CE BTS3900
Description
VS.ULCE.Mean.Dedicated This counter measures the average number of

dedicated uplink CEs consumed in a cell
within a measurement period. This counter is
only used for operators with RAN sharing.

VS.ULCE.Max.Dedicated This counter measures the maximum number

of dedicated uplink CEs consumed in a cell
Measurement Points
The number of dedicated uplink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the number of dedicated uplink CEs is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in
the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the
maximum number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCE.Mean.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021304 RAN Sharing Introduction
LTE: None Package
VS.ULCE.Max.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of Dedicated Downlink CEs Consumed in a Cell

Counters
50332549 VS.DLCE.Mea Average BTS3900 U

n.Dedicated Dedicated WCDMA,
Downlink CE BTS3900
50342549 VS.DLCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900 U

Dedicated Dedicated WCDMA,
Downlink CE BTS3900
Description
VS.DLCE.Mean.Dedicated This counter measures the average number of

dedicated downlink CEs consumed in a cell
VS.DLCE.Max.Dedicated This counter measures the maximum number

of dedicated downlink CEs consumed in a
cell within a measurement period. This
counter is only used for operators with RAN
sharing.
Measurement Points
The number of dedicated downlink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of dedicated downlink CEs is obtained by dividing the
accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated downlink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.DLCE.Mean.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DLCE.Max.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332550 VS.ULCE.Mea Average Shared BTS3900 U

n.Shared Uplink CE WCDMA,
BTS3900
50342550 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900 U

Shared Shared Uplink WCDMA,
CE BTS3900
Description
VS.ULCE.Mean.Shared This counter measures the average number of

shared uplink CEs consumed in a cell within
VS.ULCE.Max.Shared This counter measures the maximum number

of shared uplink CEs consumed in a cell

Measurement Points
The number of shared uplink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the number of shared uplink CEs is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the
period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the
maximum number of shared uplink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCE.Mean.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.ULCE.Max.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of Downlink Shared CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332554 VS.DLCE.Mea Average Shared BTS3900 U

n.Shared Downlink CE WCDMA,
BTS3900
50342554 VS.DLCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900 U

Shared Shared WCDMA,
Downlink CE BTS3900

Description
VS.DLCE.Mean.Shared This counter measures the average number of

shared downlink CEs consumed in a cell
VS.DLCE.Max.Shared This counter measures the maximum number

of shared downlink CEs consumed in a cell
Measurement Points
The number of shared downlink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the number of shared downlink CEs is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in
the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the
maximum number of shared downlink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.DLCE.Mean.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DLCE.Max.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

2.1.3 HSUPA Measurements per Local Cell (HSUPA.LOCELL)
Overview
The measurement of the HSUPA local cell indicates the running status and performance of the
HSUPA cell on a NodeB.
Counters
Description
50331850 VS.HSUPA.Loa- Number of Cell Ul version earlier than

dOutput.0 Load Between 0db to V100R008C00,and
0.5db the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

dOutput.1 Load Between 0.5db V100R008C00,and
to 1db the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

to 1.5db the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

5db the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

dOutput.14 Load Between 10db V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

dOutput.25 Load above 30db V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331876 VS.HSUPA.Over- Number of times the version earlier than

LoadNum uplink is overloaded V100R008C00,and
in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341864 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Average ratio of E- version earlier than

CodeCollision.Mea AGCH code V100R008C00,and
n collisions in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50331904 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Maximum ratio of E- version earlier than

CodeCollision.Max AGCH code V100R008C00,and
collisions in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341865 VS.HSUPA.AGCH average number of version earlier than

CodeUtil.Mean AGCH usage ratio V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50331903 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Max value of AGCH version earlier than

CodeUtil.Max usage ratio V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50341850 VS.HSUPA.DataUs Average number of version earlier than

erNum.Mean HSUPA users that V100R008C00,and
transmit data in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341851 VS.HSUPA.DataUs Maximum number of version earlier than

erNum.Max HSUPA users that V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341852 VS.HSUPA.Schedu Average number of version earlier than

leUserNum.Mean scheduled HSUPA V100R008C00,and
users in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341853 VS.HSUPA.Schedu Maximum number of version earlier than

leUserNum.Max scheduled HSUPA V100R008C00,and
users in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50341854 VS.HSUPA.MaxP Ratio of the number version earlier than

wrLmtUserRatio of HSUPA users with V100R008C00,and
limited UPH to the the mapping single-
total number of mode base station
HSUPA users in a version that
cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341855 VS.HSUPA.Left- Ratio of the number version earlier than

PwrLmtUserRatio of HSUPA users with V100R008C00,and
limited uplink load to the mapping single-
the total number of mode base station
HSUPA users in a version that
cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331877 VS.HSUPA.UnHap Number of Unhappy version earlier than

pyUserNum HSUPA users in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50341849 VS.HSUPA.UnHap Ratio of the number version earlier than

pyUserNumRatio of Unhappy HSUPA V100R008C00,and
users to the total the mapping single-
number of HSUPA mode base station
users in a cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332385 VS.HSUPA.TurboI Average number of V100R008C00,and

C.Number users with Turbo IC the mapping single-
enabled in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341870 VS.HSUPA.TTI2m Average number of 2 V100R008C00,and

sUserNumber.0 ms TTI HSUPA the mapping single-
users at a rate of mode base station
below 150 kbit/s in a version that
cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

users at a rate in the mode base station
range of [150 kbit/s, version that
700 kbit/s) in a cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341868 VS.HSUPA.TDMU Average number of V100R008C00,and

serNum.Mean valid time-division the mapping single-
scheduling users in a mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50331878 VS.HSUPA.UserT- Number of TTIs in version earlier than

tiNum which at least one V100R008C00,and
HSUPA user exists the mapping single-
in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331879 VS.HSUPA.Data- Number of TTIs in version earlier than

TtiNum which HSUPA users V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50331908 VS.HSUPA.DataTt Number of TTIs in version earlier than

iNum.TRB which HSUPA users V100R008C00,and
transmit TRB data in the mapping single-
a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332379 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs in version earlier than

2msPDU.TTI.Num which HSUPA 2 ms V100R008C00,and
Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs the mapping single-
are received in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332380 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs in version earlier than

10msPDU.TTI.Nu which HSUPA 10 ms V100R008C00,and
m Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs the mapping single-
are received in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331925 VS.HSUPA.DataTt Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

iNum.ROTMor3 which HSUPA users the mapping single-
have data to transmit mode base station
under the 3 dB or version that
above uplink Uu load introduce this
in a cell counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00

NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50331885 VS.HSUPA.ACKT Number of version earlier than

otal transmitted ACKs V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331886 VS.HSUPA.NACK Number of version earlier than

Total transmitted NACKs V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331887 VS.HSUPA.DTXT Number of version earlier than

otal transmitted DTXs V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331888 VS.HSUPA.PDUN Number of version earlier than

um successfully received V100R008C00,and
MAC-e PDUs from the mapping single-
the UE in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331889 VS.HSUPA.Re- Number of MAC-e version earlier than

transPDUNum PDUs to be V100R008C00,and
retransmitted by the the mapping single-
UE in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50332551 VS.HSUPA.Thrup Total traffic volume version earlier than

ut of HSUPA users in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332378 VS.HSUPA.Traffic. HSUPA Mac-d TRB version earlier than

TRB data volume in the V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332386 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac-e/ V100R008C00,and

2msTTI.Traffic Mac-i PDUs the mapping single-
received from 2 ms mode base station
TTI HSUPA users in version that
a cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332387 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac-e/ V100R008C00,and

10msTTI.Traffic Mac-i PDUs the mapping single-
received from 10 ms mode base station
TTI HSUPA users in version that
a cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341876 VS.HSUPA.Thrup Cell throughput of V100R008C00,and

ut.ROTMor3 HSUPA users under the mapping single-
the 3 dB or above mode base station
uplink Uu load version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

ut.ROTAll HSUPA users under the mapping single-
all uplink Uu loads mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50342552 VS.HSUPA.MeanB Average throughput version earlier than

itRate of HSUPA users in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342553 VS.HSUPA.MeanB Average throughput version earlier than

itRate.WithData of HSUPA users in a V100R008C00,and
cell when data is the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50331892 VS.HSUPA.Ic.Mea Average Efficiency version earlier than

nEff of Interference V100R008C00,and
Cancellation (IC) in a the mapping single-
Cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50341858 VS.HSUPA.Ic.Max Maximum version earlier than

Eff Efficiency of V100R008C00,and
Interference the mapping single-
Cancellation (IC) in a mode base station
Cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50331907 VS.CellFirstStageI Average Efficiency version earlier than

cEff.Mean of Stage 1 V100R008C00,and
Cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50341867 VS.CellFirstStageI Maximum version earlier than

cEff.Max Efficiency of Stage 1 V100R008C00,and
Cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50341856 VS.HSUPA.FDE.U Proportion of the version earlier than

tilizeTimePermil- time when HSUPA V100R008C00,and
lage users use the FDE the mapping single-
mode in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50341857 VS.HSUPA. Proportion of the version earlier than

16QAM.UtilizeTi- time when HSUPA V100R008C00,and
mePermillage users uses the the mapping single-
16QAM mode in a mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50341859 VS.HSUPA.Boostin Ratio of the utilize version earlier than

g.UtilizeTimeRatio time of boosting in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50341866 VS.HSUPA.AntiInt The anti- version earlier than

erfSch.ActRatio intereference V100R008C00,and
scheduling algrithm the mapping single-
active ratio mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50341869 VS.HSUPA.TDMS Time-division V100R008C00,and

ch.ActRatio scheduling algorithm the mapping single-
validity probability mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
Counter Sub Counter
VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTAll VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTMor3

Cell Load on the Air Interface
Counters
50331850 VS.HSUPA.Lo Number of Cell BTS3900 U

adOutput.0 Ul Load WCDMA,
Between 0db to BTS3900
0.5db

Between 0.5db BTS3900
to 1db

to 1.5db

to 2db

to 2.5db

to 3.0db

to 3.5db

to 4db

5db



6db

7db

8db

9db

10db

Between 10db BTS3900
to 11db

to 12db

to 13db

to 14db

to 15db



to 16db

to 18db

to 20db

to 22db

to 26db

to 30db

adOutput.25 Ul Load above WCDMA,
30db BTS3900
Description
The preceding counters indicate the distribution of cell load (that is, the ratio of the actual RTWP
in a cell to the reference RTWP) on the air interface during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics on the preceding counters based on the calculated cell air-interface
load when obtaining the actual RTWP in the cell.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package


GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package


GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package


GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of Uplink Overloads in a Cell

Counters
50331876 VS.HSUPA.Ov Number of BTS3900 U

erLoadNum times the uplink WCDMA,
is overloaded in BTS3900
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of times the uplink overload occurs in a cell over
the air interface. Uplink cell overload over the air interface affects the HSUPA services.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of times the cell RTWP
exceeds the target RTWP in all TTIs.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.OverLoadNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
E-AGCH Code Collision Ratio in a Cell

Counters
50341864 VS.HSUPA.AG Average ratio of BTS3900 U

CHCodeCollisi E-AGCH code WCDMA,
on.Mean collisions in a BTS3900
cell
50331904 VS.HSUPA.AG Maximum ratio BTS3900 U

CHCodeCollisi of E-AGCH WCDMA,
on.Max code collisions BTS3900
in a cell
Description
This counter measures the ratio of E-AGCH code collisions in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the calculated number of users that fail to send AGs due to
occupied E-AGCH codes is recorded A, and the calculated number of users that successfully
send AGs is recorded B. The ratio of E-AGCH code collisions is A/(A+B). This counter is
sampled every five seconds. VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCollision.Mean measures the average of
these sampling results within a measurement period. VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCollision.Max
measures the maximum of these sampling results within a measurement period. Note that these
counters involve only the users with the local cell as the serving cell, and the users that fail to
send AGs within the previous measurement period and then reattempt to send AGs with the next
measurement period are also included.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCol Multi-mode: None

lision.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061402 Enhanced Fast UL
LTE: None Scheduling

VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCol Multi-mode: None

lision.Max GSM: None
Statistics on AGCH Utilization in a Cell
Counters
50341865 VS.HSUPA.AG average number BTS3900 U

CHCodeUtil.M of AGCH usage WCDMA,
ean ratio BTS3900
50331903 VS.HSUPA.AG Max value of BTS3900 U

CHCodeUtil.M AGCH usage WCDMA,
ax ratio BTS3900
Description
The preceding counters indicate the statistics on the E-AGCH utilization in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of used E-AGCHs in all
scheduling periods. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the total number of
configured E-AGCHs in all scheduling periods of the measurement period. Assume that this
value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples the value of
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Mean in each sampling period (5s) and takes the maximum
sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil Multi-mode: None

.Mean GSM: None
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil Multi-mode: None

.Max GSM: None
Number of HSUPA Users with Data Transmission in a Cell
Counters
50341850 VS.HSUPA.Dat Average BTS3900 U

aUserNum.Mea number of WCDMA,
n HSUPA users BTS3900
that transmit
data in a cell
50341851 VS.HSUPA.Dat Maximum BTS3900 U

aUserNum.Max number of WCDMA,
HSUPA users BTS3900
that transmit
data in a cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of HSUPA users with data
transmission in each TTI during a measurement period in a cell.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of HSUPA users with data
transmission in all TTIs. This counter is counted once for HSUPA users with 2 ms TTI and five
times for HSUPA users with 10 ms TTI. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in
the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Mean = A/B. The NodeB
samples the value of VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Mean in each sampling period (5s) and takes

the maximum sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Max.

For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of Scheduled HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341852 VS.HSUPA.Sc Average BTS3900 U

heduleUserNu number of WCDMA,
m.Mean scheduled BTS3900
HSUPA users in
a cell
50341853 VS.HSUPA.Sc Maximum BTS3900 U

heduleUserNu number of WCDMA,
m.Max scheduled BTS3900
HSUPA users in
a cell

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of scheduled HSUPA users
in each TTI during a measurement period in a cell. When an HSUPA user is scheduled, the
NodeB sends the RG UP, RG DOWN, or AG grant to the HSUPA user.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of scheduled HSUPA users
in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is
B. Then, VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples the value of
VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Mean in each sampling period (5s) and takes the maximum
sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Max. For DC-
HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary
carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserN Multi-mode: None

um.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Enhanced Fast UL

Scheduling
VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserN Multi-mode: None

um.Max GSM: None
LTE: None Enhanced Fast UL

Scheduling
Proportion of Power-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell

Counters
50341854 VS.HSUPA.Ma Ratio of the BTS3900 U

xPwrLmtUserR number of WCDMA,
atio HSUPA users BTS3900
with limited
UPH to the total
number of
HSUPA users in
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of HSUPA users with limited UE Power
Headroom (UPH) to the total number of HSUPA users in a cell. The power is limited when the
rate requested by the UE to send buffered data is higher than the maximum permissible transmit
rate indicated in the UPH field.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of power-limited HSUPA
users in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs
in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmtUserRatio = A/B. If the power
of an HSUPA user is limited several times during the measurement period, the NodeB counts
the user repeatedly. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmtU- Multi-mode: None

serRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061203 HSUPA Power Control
WRFD-01061401 HSUPA E-AGCH Power
LTE: None Control (Based on CQI or
HS-SCCH)
Proportion of Load-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341855 VS.HSUPA.Lef Ratio of the BTS3900 U

tPwrLmtUserR number of WCDMA,
atio HSUPA users BTS3900
with limited
uplink load to
the total number
of HSUPA users
in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of HSUPA users whose requested rate
fails to be reached because of limited load over the air interface to the total number of HSUPA
users in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of HSUPA users whose
requested rate fails to be reached because of limited load over the air interface in all TTIs. Assume
that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs in the measurement period
is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.LeftPwrLmtUserRatio = A/B. If the load of an HSUPA user is limited
several times during the measurement period, the NodeB counts the user repeatedly. For DC-
HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary
carrier separately.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LeftPwrLmtU- Multi-mode: None

serRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061202 HSUPA Admission Control
WRFD-01061402 Enhanced Fast UL
Statistics on Unhappy HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331877 VS.HSUPA.Un Number of BTS3900 U

HappyUserNu Unhappy WCDMA,
m HSUPA users in BTS3900
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of unhappy HSUPA users in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when the NodeB finds that the HAPPY bit value carried by the HSUPA
user is unhappy in MAC-e scheduling. This counter is counted once for HSUPA users with 2
ms TTI and five times for HSUPA users with 10 ms TTI. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding
counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUser- Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010639 96 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-01061211 20 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
LTE: None Package
Ratio of Unhappy HSUPA Users to the Total HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341849 VS.HSUPA.Un Ratio of the BTS3900 U

HappyUserNu number of WCDMA,
mRatio Unhappy BTS3900
HSUPA users to
the total number
of HSUPA users
in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of unhappy HSUPA users to the total
number of HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of unhappy HSUPA users in
all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs in the
measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserNumRatio = A/B. If an HSUPA user
reports the unhappy state several times during the measurement period, the NodeB counts the
user repeatedly.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUser- Multi-mode: None

NumRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010639 96 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
LTE: None Package
Average number of users with Turbo IC enabled in a cell
Counters
50332385 VS.HSUPA.Tur Average BTS3900 U

boIC.Number number of users WCDMA,
with Turbo IC BTS3900
enabled in a cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of users with Turbo IC enabled within a measurement
period in the HSUPA cell.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 10 ms and measures the number of users with Turbo IC enabled
within a measurement period. The accumulated value is A, and the number of samples is B. The
formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Number=A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Num- Multi-mode: None

ber GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150206 Turbo IC
LTE: None
Average Number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA Users at Different Rates in a Cell
Counters
50341870 VS.HSUPA.TT Average BTS3900 U

I2msUserNumb number of 2 ms WCDMA,
er.0 TTI HSUPA BTS3900
users at a rate of
below 150 kbit/s
in a cell

users at a rate in
the range of
[150 kbit/s,700
kbit/s) in a cell

users at a rate in
the range of
[700 kbit/s,1500
kbit/s) in a cell



users at a rate in
the range of
[1500 kbit/s,
3000 kbit/s) in a
cell

users at a rate in
the range of
[3000 kbit/s,
4000 kbit/s) in a
cell

users at a rate in
the range of
[4000 kbit/s,
12000 kbit/s) in
a cell
Description
These counters measure the average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at different rates in a
cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at different Mac-e/i rates is sampled every 100 ms. At
the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is A, and the number of samples is B.
The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber = A/B. For DC-
HSUPA users or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured in each cell. Rate at
the HSUPA Mac-e/i layer = Traffic of Mac-e/i TRBs correctly received from HSUPA users
within a measurement period/Online duration for HSUPA users within the measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUser- Multi-mode: None

Number.0 GSM: None
LTE: None

Number.1 GSM: None
LTE: None

Number.2 GSM: None
LTE: None

Number.3 GSM: None
LTE: None

Number.4 GSM: None
LTE: None

Number.5 GSM: None
LTE: None
Average Number of Valid Time-Division Scheduling Users in a Cell

Counters
50341868 VS.HSUPA.TD Average BTS3900 U

MUserNum.Me number of valid WCDMA,
an time-division BTS3900
scheduling
users in a cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of valid time-division scheduling users in a cell.When
the time-division scheduling takes effect, the number of time-division scheduling users in the
cell is not 0.
Measurement Points
The number of valid HSUPA time-division scheduling users is sampled every five seconds. At
the end of a measurement period, for example, 15 minutes, the sum of these sampling results is
reported. The average number of valid time-division scheduling users is equal to the result of
the sum of the sampling results divided by the sampling times.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division
Number of TTIs with HSUPA Users in a Cell

Counters
50331878 VS.HSUPA.Us Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

erTtiNum in which at least WCDMA,
one HSUPA BTS3900
user exists in a
cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs when at least one HSUPA user exists in a
cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when at least one HSUPA user exists in a TTI each time MAC-e
scheduling is performed. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UserTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits Data in a Cell

Counters
50331879 VS.HSUPA.Dat Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

aTtiNum in which WCDMA,
HSUPA users BTS3900
transmit data in
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user transmits
data in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, there is data transmission within a TTI if at least one user transmits
data in the TTI. This counter is counted once for HSUPA users with 2 ms TTI and five times
for HSUPA users with 10 ms TTI. A DC-HSUPA user is regarded as an HSUPA user in each
anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA users, the counter is measured in the
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits the TRB Data in a
Cell

Counters

aTtiNum.TRB in which WCDMA,
HSUPA users BTS3900
transmit TRB
data in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user transmits
the TRB data in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, there is data transmission within a TTI if at least one user transmits
the TRB data in the TTI in an HSUPA serving cell. This counter is counted once for HSUPA
users with 2 ms TTI and five times for HSUPA users with 10 ms TTI. A DC-HSUPA user is
regarded as an HSUPA user in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.T Multi-mode: None

RB GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of TTIs in which HSUPA Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received in a cell

Counters
50332379 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

2msPDU.TTI.N in which WCDMA,
um HSUPA 2 ms BTS3900
Mac-e/Mac-i
TRBs are
received in a cell
50332380 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

10msPDU.TTI. in which WCDMA,
Num HSUPA 10 ms BTS3900
Mac-e/Mac-i
TRBs are
received in a cell
Description
VS.HSUPA.2msPDU.TTI.Num This counter measures the number of TTIs in

which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from
HSUPA 2 ms TTI users in the serving cell
within a measurement period. A DC-HSUPA
user is regarded as one HSUPA user in the
primary carrier and one HSUPA user in the
secondary carrier, and this counter is
measured in the two carriers separately.
VS.HSUPA.10msPDU.TTI.Num This counter measures the number of TTIs in

which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from
HSUPA 10 ms TTI users in the serving cell
within a measurement period. A DC-HSUPA
user is regarded as one HSUPA user in the
primary carrier and one HSUPA user in the
secondary carrier, and this counter is
measured in the two carriers separately. This
counter does not involve the number of
HSUPA 10 ms Mac-e/Mac-i TRB PDUs
received by the WBBPa.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from HSUPA 2 ms TTI users in
the serving cell is accumulated within a measurement period, including the number of TTIs in

which TRBs are retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from multiple users in a TTI,
the VS.HSUPA.2msPDU.TTI.Num counter is repeatedly measured.
The number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from HSUPA 10 ms TTI users
in the serving cell is accumulated within a measurement period, including the number of TTIs
in which TRBs are retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from multiple users in a
TTI, the VS.HSUPA.10msPDU.TTI.Num counter is repeatedly measured.
For a DC-HSUPA user, the corresponding counter is measured in the primary and secondary
carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA. Multi-mode: None

2msPDU.TTI.Num GSM: None
LTE: None Package

10msPDU.TTI.Num GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Number of TTIs in Which HSUPA Users Have Data to Transmit under Different
Uplink Uu Loads in a Cell

Counters

aTtiNum.ROT in which WCDMA,
Mor3 HSUPA users BTS3900
have data to
transmit under
the 3 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell

have data to
transmit under
the 6 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell

have data to
transmit under
the 7 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell

have data to
transmit under
the 9 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell

have data to
transmit under
the 10 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell



have data to
transmit under
the 13 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell

have data to
transmit under
the 20 dB or
above uplink Uu
load in a cell
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs in which HSUPA users have data to transmit under
different uplink Uu loads in a cell. Uu interface load indicates the ratio of the current RTWP to
the reference RTWP in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the number of TTIs in which HSUPA users have data to
transmit under different uplink Uu loads is measured in a cell. If at least one user transmits data,
there is data transmission within the TTI. For 2 ms TTI HSUPA users, this scenario is measured
once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA users, this scenario is measured five times. For DC-HSUPA users
or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured in each cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.R Multi-mode: None

OTMor3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor6 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor7 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor9 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor10 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor13 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

OTMor20 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

HSUPA HARQ Distribution in a Cell
Counters
50331885 VS.HSUPA.AC Number of BTS3900 U

KTotal transmitted WCDMA,
ACKs BTS3900
50331886 VS.HSUPA.NA Number of BTS3900 U

CKTotal transmitted WCDMA,
NACKs BTS3900
50331887 VS.HSUPA.DT Number of BTS3900 U

XTotal transmitted WCDMA,
DTXs BTS3900
Description
The preceding counters indicate the HSUPA HARQ distribution in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB uses VS.HSUPA.ACKTotal to count the total number
of HI messages containing ACK on the E-HICH, VS.HSUPA.NACKTotal to count the total
number of HI messages containing NACK on the E-HICH, and VS.HSUPA.DTXTotal to count
the total number of HSUPA users without data transmission in all TTIs. A DC-HSUPA user is
regarded as an HSUPA user in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.ACKTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSUPA.NACKTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSUPA.DTXTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSUPA MAC-e PDU Statistics in a Cell
Counters
50331888 VS.HSUPA.PD Number of BTS3900 U

UNum successfully WCDMA,
received MAC- BTS3900
e PDUs from the
UE in a cell
50331889 VS.HSUPA.Re- Number of BTS3900 U

transPDUNum MAC-e PDUs to WCDMA,
be retransmitted BTS3900
by the UE in a
cell
Description

VS.HSUPA.PDUNum Number of successfully received MAC-e

PDUs from the UEs in a cell during a
measurement period.
VS.HSUPA.RetransPDUNum Number of MAC-e PDUs to be retransmitted

by the UEs in a cell during a measurement
period.
Measurement Points
The NodeB measures the preceding counters based on the decoding results upon reception of
the MAC-e PDUs from the UEs.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.PDUNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSUPA.RetransPDU- Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSUPA MAC Thruput in a Cell

Counters
50332551 VS.HSUPA.Thr Total traffic BTS3900 U

uput volume of WCDMA,
HSUPA users in BTS3900
a cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-d PDUs successfully received from
all HSUPA users in a cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of the MAC-d PDUs successfully received from all HSUPA users in a cell
is sampled every 100 ms, and the accumulated value is reported. In softer handover scenarios,
the throughput is averaged among cells.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Thruput Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSUPA Mac-d TRB data volume in the cell

Counters
50332378 VS.HSUPA.Tra HSUPA Mac-d BTS3900 U

ffic.TRB TRB data WCDMA,
volume in the BTS3900
cell
Description
This counter measures the traffic volume of HSUPA TRB PDUs in a cell. A DC-HSUPA user
is regarded as one HSUPA user in the primary carrier and one HSUPA user in the secondary
carrier, and this counter is measured in the two carriers separately.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of Mac-d TRB PDUs successfully received from HSUPA users in the serving
cell is accumulated within a measurement period. For a DC-HSUPA user, the corresponding
counter is measured in the primary and secondary carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Traffic.TRB Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 2 ms TTI HSUPA users in a cell

Counters
50332386 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900 U

2msTTI.Traffic e/Mac-i PDUs WCDMA,
received from 2 BTS3900
ms TTI HSUPA
users in a cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from all 2 ms
TTI HSUPA users.
Measurement Points
The traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from 2 ms TTI HSUPA users is sampled
in each TTI within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. This counter is measured in the serving
cell. If SRB over EDCH is enabled, this counter is not incremented when a UE transmits only
SRB data. For DC-HSUPA users, this counter is measured in primary carrier and secondary
carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.Traffic Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010614 HSUPA Phase 2
LTE: None
Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 10 ms TTI HSUPA users in a cell

Counters
50332387 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900 U

10msTTI.Traffi e/Mac-i PDUs WCDMA,
c received from BTS3900
10 ms TTI
HSUPA users in
a cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from all 10 ms
TTI HSUPA users.
Measurement Points
The traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from 10 ms TTI HSUPA users is sampled
in each TTI within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. This counter is measured in the serving
cell. If SRB over EDCH is enabled, this counter is not incremented when a UE transmits only
SRB data. For DC-HSUPA users, this counter is measured in primary carrier and secondary
carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features

10msTTI.Traffic GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Cell Throughput of HSUPA Users Under Different Uplink Uu Loads

Counters
50341876 VS.HSUPA.Thr Cell throughput BTS3900 U

uput.ROTMor3 of HSUPA users WCDMA,
under the 3 dB BTS3900
or above uplink
Uu load

or above uplink
Uu load

or above uplink
Uu load

or above uplink
Uu load

0 under the 10 dB BTS3900
or above uplink
Uu load

or above uplink
Uu load

or above uplink
Uu load

uput.ROTAll of HSUPA users WCDMA,
under all uplink BTS3900
Uu loads

Description
These counters measure the cell throughput of HSUPA users under different uplink Uu loads.
Uu interface load indicates the ratio of the current RTWP to the reference RTWP in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs successfully received from
all HSUPA users under different uplink Uu loads is measured in a cell. For DC-HSUPA users
or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured according to the actual traffic in a
cell.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROT- Multi-mode: None

Mor3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Mor6 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Mor7 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Mor9 GSM: None
LTE: None Package


Mor10 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Mor13 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Mor20 GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSUPA.Thruput.RO- Multi-mode: None

TAll GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSUPA MAC Average Throughput in a Cell
Counters
50342552 VS.HSUPA.Me Average BTS3900 U

anBitRate throughput of WCDMA,
HSUPA users in BTS3900
a cell
Description
This counter measures the average throughput of MAC-d data flows successfully received from
all HSUPA users in a cell within a measurement period.

Measurement Points
Assume that the volume of MAC-d data flows successfully received from all HSUPA users in
a cell within a measurement period is A and the length of the measurement period is B. The
formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.MeanBitRate = A/B. In softer handover
scenarios, the throughput is averaged among cells. In soft handover scenarios, the throughput is
measured on the basis of the actual traffic volume received in each cell.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MeanBitRate Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
HSUPA MAC Throughput in a Cell During Data Transmission
Counters
50342553 VS.HSUPA.Me Average BTS3900 U

anBitRate.With throughput of WCDMA,
Data HSUPA users in BTS3900
a cell when data
is transmitted
Description
This counter measures the average throughput of MAC-d data flows successfully received from
HSUPA users that transmit data in a cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the volume of MAC-d data flows successfully received from all HSUPA users that
transmit data in a cell within a measurement period is A and the length of the time when data is

transmitted is B. The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.MeanBitRate.WithData

= A/B. In this formula, B is the number of samples when data is transmitted multiplies the
sampling period, for example, 100 ms. If the traffic volume of received MAC-d PDUs is 0 within
a sampling period, the sampling period is not considered. In softer handover scenarios, the
throughput is averaged among cells. In soft handover scenarios, the throughput is measured on
the basis of the actual traffic volume received in each cell.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MeanBitRate. Multi-mode: None

WithData GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Average/Maximum IC Efficiency in a Cell
Counters
50331892 VS.HSUPA.Ic. Average BTS3900 U

MeanEff Efficiency of WCDMA,
Interference BTS3900
Cancellation
(IC) in a Cell
50341858 VS.HSUPA.Ic. Maximum BTS3900 U

MaxEff Efficiency of WCDMA,
Interference BTS3900
Cancellation
(IC) in a Cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of RTWP difference to RTWP before IC in a
measurement period. RTWP difference means RTWP before IC minus RTWP after IC. These

counters represent the total IC efficiency in a cell. The total IC includes stage 1 IC (control
channel IC) and stage 2 IC (HSUPA IC).When the MTRU or RRU3801c is used for a cell, the
statistics value is 0xffff, which is invalid.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB samples the IC efficiency in each sampling period
(5s) and adds up the sampled values. Assume that the sum is A and the number of samples within
the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff = A/B. The NodeB takes the
maximum sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.Ic.MaxEff.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference
WRFD-010210 Cancellation
WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel

Interference Cancellation
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Control Channel Parallel
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
Turbo IC
VS.HSUPA.Ic.MaxEff Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference
WRFD-010210 Cancellation
WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel

WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Control Channel Parallel
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
Turbo IC

Average/Maximum IC Efficiency of Stage 1 in a Cell
Counters
50331907 VS.CellFirstSta Average BTS3900 U

geIcEff.Mean Efficiency of WCDMA
Stage 1
Interference
Cancellation
(IC) in a Cell
50341867 VS.CellFirstSta Maximum BTS3900 U

geIcEff.Max Efficiency of WCDMA
Stage 1
Interference
Cancellation
(IC) in a Cell
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of RTWP difference to RTWP before IC in a
measurement period. RTWP difference means RTWP before IC minus RTWP after stage 1 IC.
These counters represent the efficiency of stage 1 IC in a cell. Stage 1 IC indicates the DPCCH
IC.When the MTRU or RRU3801c is used for a cell, the statistics value is 0xffff, which is invalid.
The counter 50331907 VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Mean will be deleted and replaced by 50332061

VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean in later versions. In current version, both the counters take effect but
VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Mean is not recommended.
The counter 50341867 VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Max will be deleted and replaced by 50342048

VS.FirstStageIcEff.Max in later versions. In current version, both the counters take effect but
VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Max is not recommended.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB samples the IC efficiency in each sampling period
(5s) and adds up the sampled values. Assume that the sum is A and the number of samples within
the measurement period is B. Then, VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Mean = A/B. The NodeB takes the
maximum sampled value within the measurement period as VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Max.
Formula
None

Unit
%
Related Features
VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Mea Multi-mode: None

n GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel
LTE: None Interference Cancellation
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
VS.CellFirstStageIcEff.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
Proportion of the Time When FDE is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341856 VS.HSUPA.FD Proportion of BTS3900 U

E.UtilizeTime- the time when WCDMA,
Permillage HSUPA users BTS3900
use the FDE
mode in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of samples with HSUPA users using FDE to the total
samples with HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of TTIs in which at least one
HSUPA user uses FDE. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of TTIs in
which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period. Assume that
this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.FDE.UtilizeTimePermillage = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.FDE.UtilizeTi- Multi-mode: None

mePermillage GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010692 HSUPA FDE
LTE: None
Proportion of the Time When 16QAM is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341857 VS.HSUPA. Proportion of BTS3900 U

16QAM.Utilize the time when WCDMA,
TimePermillage HSUPA users BTS3900
uses the
16QAM mode
in a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of samples with HSUPA users using 16QAM to the
total samples with HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
HSUPA user uses 16QAM. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of TTIs
in which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period. Assume
that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.16QAM.UtilizeTimePermillage = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features

16QAM.UtilizeTimePermil- GSM: None
lage
UMTS: WRFD-010694 UL 16QAM
LTE: None
Proportion of the Time When Boosting is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341859 VS.HSUPA.Bo Ratio of the BTS3900 U

osting.Utilize- utilize time of WCDMA,
TimeRatio boosting in a BTS3900
cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the Boosting usage in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
HSUPA user uses Boosting. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of TTIs
in which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period. Assume
that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.Boosting.UtilizeTimeRatio = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Boosting.Uti- Multi-mode: None

lizeTimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010697 E-DPCCH Boosting
LTE: None
Possibility of the Active Anti-Interference Scheduling Algorithm in a Cell
Counters
50341866 VS.HSUPA.An The anti- BTS3900 U

tiInterfSch.Ac- intereference WCDMA,
tRatio scheduling BTS3900
algrithm active
ratio
Description
The preceding counter indicates the possibility of the active anti-interference scheduling
algorithm in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of TTIs in which the anti-
interference scheduling algorithm is active. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the
number of TTIs in which the switch for anti-interference scheduling is turned on during the
measurement period. Assume that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.AntiInterfSch.ActRatio =
A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AntiInterfSch.A Multi-mode: None

ctRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020136 Anti-Interference
LTE: None Scheduling for HSUPA
Time-Division Scheduling Algorithm Validity Probability in a Cell
Counters
50341869 VS.HSUPA.TD Time-division BTS3900 U

MSch.ActRatio scheduling WCDMA,
algorithm BTS3900
validity
probability in a
cell
Description
This counter measures the time-division scheduling algorithm validity probability in a cell.When
the time-division scheduling takes effect, the number of time-division scheduling users in the
cell is not 0.
Measurement Points
The number of periods for valid HSUPA time-division scheduling is sampled every 5 seconds.
At the end of a measurement period, for example, 15 minutes, the sum of these sampling results
is reported. The time-division scheduling algorithm validity probability is equal to the result of
the sum of the sampling results divided by the sampling times.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TDMSch.Ac- Multi-mode: None

tRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division
2.1.4 CPC Measurements per Local Cell (CPC.LOCELL)
Overview
The measurement of the Continuous Packet Connectivity (CPC) cell indicates the running status
and performance of the CPC cell on a NodeB.
Counters
Description
50331748 VS.CPC.DTXCfg. Number of UL_DTX version earlier than

UserNum users in a cell V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331749 VS.CPC.DTXAct.U User Numbers with version earlier than

serNum the status of V100R008C00,and
UL_DTX and the mapping single-
actived mode base station
Configuration version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00


Description
50331750 VS.CPC.DRXCfg. Number of DL_DRX version earlier than

UserNum users in a cell V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331751 VS.CPC.DRXAct. User Numbers with version earlier than

UserNum the status of V100R008C00,and
UL_DRX and the mapping single-
actived mode base station
Configuration version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331752 VS.CPC.LesOpCfg Number of users in version earlier than

.SceduledNum Less mode in a cell V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
50331753 VS.CPC.LesOpCfg Schedule Numbers to version earlier than

.LesModeNum the user configured V100R008C00,and
Less opration Mode the mapping single-
and actually used less mode base station
transferred version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R011C
00
None
Number of UL_DTX Users in a Cell

Counters
50331748 VS.CPC.DTXC Number of BTS3900 U

fg.UserNum UL_DTX users WCDMA,
in a cell BTS3900
50331749 VS.CPC.DTXA User Numbers BTS3900 U

ct.UserNum with the status WCDMA,
of UL_DTX and BTS3900
actived
Configuration
Description
VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum Number of UL_DTX users in a cell.
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum Number of active users in the status of

UL_DTX.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users configured in UL_DTX
mode within each sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the
measurement period is A and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum = A/B.
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users that are configured in
UL_DTX mode and also employ discontinuous transmission in the uplink within each sampling
period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the measurement period is C and the
total number of sampling periods within the measurement period is D. Then,
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum = C/D.
The VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum counter is measured at point E and the

VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum counter is measured at point F in the following figure:

Figure 2-6
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010686 CPC - DTX / DRX
LTE: None
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of DL_DRX Users in a Cell
Counters
50331750 VS.CPC.DRXC Number of BTS3900 U

fg.UserNum DL_DRX users WCDMA,
in a cell BTS3900
50331751 VS.CPC.DRXA User Numbers BTS3900 U

ct.UserNum with the status WCDMA,
of UL_DRX and BTS3900
actived
Configuration
Description
VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum Number of DL_DRX users in a cell.
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum Number of active users in the status of

DL_DRX.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users configured in DL_DRX
mode within each sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the

measurement period is A and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum = A/B.
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users that are configured in
DL_DRX mode and also employ discontinuous reception in the downlink within each sampling
period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the measurement period is C and the
total number of sampling periods within the measurement period is D. Then,
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum = C/D.
The VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum counter is measured at point E and the

VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum counter is measured at point F in the following figure:
Figure 2-7
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Users in HS-SCCH-Less Mode in a Cell
Counters
50331752 VS.CPC.LesOp Number of users BTS3900 U

Cfg.SceduledN in Less mode in WCDMA,
um a cell BTS3900
50331753 VS.CPC.LesOp Schedule BTS3900 U

Cfg.LesModeN Numbers to the WCDMA,
um user configured BTS3900
Less opration
Mode and
actually used
less transferred
Description
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.SceduledNum Total number of times all the users in HS-

SCCH-less mode in a cell are scheduled
during a measurement period.

VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.LesModeNum Total number of times all the users in HS-

SCCH-less mode in a cell are scheduled and
perform the HS-SCCH-less operation during
Measurement Points
is complete.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.Scedu- Multi-mode: None

ledNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010687 CPC - HS-SCCH less
LTE: None operation
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.LesMo- Multi-mode: None

deNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010687 CPC - HS-SCCH less
LTE: None operation
2.1.5 ERACH Measurements per Local Cell (ERACH.LOCELL)
Overview
ERACH related information report.

Counters
Description
50332250 VS.ERACH.Occup Mean used Common version earlier than

iedNum.Mean E-DCH number in V100R008C00,and
one cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332251 VS.ERACH.Occup Max used Common version earlier than

iedNum.Max E-DCH number in V100R008C00,and
one cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332410 VS.ERACH.Thrup Throughput of E- V100R008C00,and

ut RACH users at the the mapping single-
Mac-i layer in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332411 VS.ERACH.Data- Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

TtiNum which E-RACH the mapping single-
users have data to mode base station
transmit in a cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
Number of used common E-DCHs in a cell

Counters
50332250 VS.ERACH.Oc Mean used BTS3900 U

cupiedNum.Me Common E- WCDMA,
an DCH number in BTS3900
one cell
50332251 VS.ERACH.Oc Max used BTS3900 U

cupiedNum.Ma Common E- WCDMA,
x DCH number in BTS3900
one cell
Description
This counter measures the number of used common E-DCHs in a cell.
Measurement Points
The number of used common E-DCHs in a cell is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the average number of used common E-DCHs is obtained by dividing the
results is defined as the maximum number of used common E-DCHs in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.OccupiedNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010701 Uplink Enhanced
LTE: None CELL_FACH

VS.ERACH.OccupiedNum. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Throughput of E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer in a cell
Counters
50332410 VS.ERACH.Th Throughput of BTS3900 U

ruput E-RACH users WCDMA,
at the Mac-i BTS3900
layer in a cell
Description
This counter measures the throughput of E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer within a measurement
period in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total throughput of all E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer within a
measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
bit

Related Features
VS.ERACH.Thruput Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit in a cell
Counters
50332411 VS.ERACH.Da Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

taTtiNum in which E- WCDMA,
RACH users BTS3900
have data to
transmit in a cell
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit within
a measurement period in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit
within a measurement period in a cell. If multiple E-RACH users have data to transmit within
a measurement period, this counter is incremented accordingly. For 2 ms TTI HSUPA users,
this counter is measured once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA users, this counter is measured five times.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.ERACH.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
2.1.6 SCCPCH Measurements per Local Cell (SCCPCH.LOCELL)
Overview
SCCPCH related information report.
Counters
Description
50332048 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of FACH FP version earlier than

d.FACH frames correctly V100R008C00,and
received in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332049 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of FACH FP version earlier than

ded.FACH frames discarded in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50332050 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of PCH FP version earlier than

d.PCH frames correctly V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332051 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of PCH FP version earlier than

ded.PCH frames discarded in a V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
None
Statistics on Received and Discarded FACH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters
50332048 VS.FPNum.Rec Number of BTS3900 U

eived.FACH FACH FP WCDMA,
frames correctly BTS3900
received in a cell
50332049 VS.FPNum.Dis Number of BTS3900 U

carded.FACH FACH FP WCDMA,
frames BTS3900
discarded in a
cell
Description

VS.FPNum.Received.FACH Number of FACH FP frames correctly

received on the SCCPCH in a cell.
VS.FPNum.Discarded.FACH Number of discarded FACH FP frames on the

SCCPCH in a cell. These frames are
discarded because of CRC errors, invalid
parameters, too-early frame arrival, or too-
late frame arrival.
Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Received.FACH is measured at point A. VS.FPNum.Discarded.FACH is measured
at point B. See the following figure:
Figure 2-8
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.Received.FACH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-022000 Physical Channel
VS.FPNum.Discarded.FAC Multi-mode: None

H GSM: None
Statistics on Received and Discarded PCH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters
50332050 VS.FPNum.Rec Number of PCH BTS3900 U

eived.PCH FP frames WCDMA,
correctly BTS3900
received in a cell
50332051 VS.FPNum.Dis Number of PCH BTS3900 U

carded.PCH FP frames WCDMA,
discarded in a BTS3900
cell
Description
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH Number of PCH FP frames correctly received

on the SCCPCH in a cell.

VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH Number of discarded PCH FP frames on the

SCCPCH in a cell. These frames are
discarded because of CRC errors, invalid
parameters, too-early frame arrival, or too-
late frame arrival.
Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH is measured at point A. VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH is measured at
point B. See the following figure:
Figure 2-9
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
2.1.7 DCH Measurement per local cell (DCH.LOCELL)
Overview
DCH related information report.
Counters
Description
50332052 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of downlink version earlier than

ded.DCH DCH FP frames V100R008C00,and
discarded in a cell the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
50332053 VS.FPNum.Late.D Number of downlink version earlier than

CH DCH FP frames late V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00


Description
50332054 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of downlink version earlier than

d.DCH DCH FP frames V100R008C00,and
correctly received in the mapping single-
a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R013C
00
None
Statistics on Received and Discarded Downlink DCH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters
50332052 VS.FPNum.Dis Number of BTS3900 U

carded.DCH downlink DCH WCDMA,
FP frames BTS3900
discarded in a
cell
50332053 VS.FPNum.Lat Number of BTS3900 U

e.DCH downlink DCH WCDMA,
FP frames late BTS3900
received in a cell
50332054 VS.FPNum.Rec Number of BTS3900 U

eived.DCH downlink DCH WCDMA,
FP frames BTS3900
correctly
received in a cell
Description

VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH Number of discarded downlink DCH FP

frames in a cell. These frames are discarded
because of CRC errors, invalid parameters,
too-early frame arrival, or too-late frame
arrival.
VS.FPNum.Late.DCH Number of downlink DCH FP frames

received later than expected (after ToAWE
but before LTOA) in a cell.
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH Number of downlink DCH FP frames

correctly received in a cell.
Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH and VS.FPNum.Late.DCH are measured at point B.
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH is measured at point A. See the following figure:
Figure 2-10

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021000 Transport Channel
VS.FPNum.Late.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
2.1.8 Algorithm Measurement per local cell (ALGO.LOCELL)
Overview
Algorithm related information report.

Counters
Description
50332258 VS.PLVA.User Numbers of plva user version earlier than

in one cell V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331917 VS.ValidAntRatio. Average ratio of the V100R008C00,and

Mean number of valid the mapping single-
antennas to the mode base station
number of version that
configured antennas introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332061 VS.FirstStageIcEff. Average value of V100R008C00,and

Mean stage 1 interference the mapping single-
cancellation mode base station
efficiency version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50342048 VS.FirstStageIcEff. Maximum value of V100R008C00,and

Max stage 1 interference the mapping single-
cancellation mode base station
efficiency version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
User Number of PLVA in the local cell

Counters
50332258 VS.PLVA.User Numbers of plva BTS3900 U

user in one cell WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
This counter measures the number of users enabled with AMR voice quality improvement based
on PLVA in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. Assume that the total number of users enabled with
AMR voice quality improvement based on PLVA in a cell is A, and the number of samples is
B. VS.PLVA.UserNum = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PLVA.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140201 AMR Voice Quality
LTE: None Improvement Based on
PLVA
Average Ratio of the Number of Valid Antennas to the Number of Configured

Antennas

Counters
50331917 VS.ValidAntRa Average ratio of BTS3900 U

tio.Mean the number of WCDMA,
valid antennas BTS3900
to the number of
configured
antennas
Description
This counter measures the average ratio of the number of valid antennas to the number of
configured antennas.
This counter will be measured regardless of whether Anti-imbalance in the Interference of the
Different Antenna is enabled. In one of the following scenarios, the counter is not measured and
is directly reported as 1000:
Multiple RRUs share one cell, for example, in 0.5/0.5 configuration mode, distributed sector
configuration mode (digital combination and split), and cell with independent demodulation of
signals from multiple RRUs in one cell mode.
20 W RRU3801Cs are configured.
Cells are created on the WBBPa board.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 5 seconds and measures the ratio of the number of valid antennas
to the number of configured antennas. The accumulated value is A, and the number of samples
is B. The formula for calculating the counter is as follows: VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean=A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: WRFD-010209
LTE: None 4-Antenna Receive Diversity
Average/Maximum Efficiency of Stage 1 Interference Cancellation (IC) in a Cell
Counters
50332061 VS.FirstStageIc Average value BTS3900 U

Eff.Mean of stage 1 WCDMA,
interference BTS3900
cancellation
efficiency
50342048 VS.FirstStageIc Maximum value BTS3900 U

Eff.Max of stage 1 WCDMA,
interference BTS3900
cancellation
efficiency
Description
This counter measures the ratio of the RTWP difference to the RTWP before interference
cancellation (IC) within a measurement period, reflecting stage 1 IC efficiency. The stage 1 IC
refers to the DPCCH IC. If the MTRU or RRU3801c is used, an invalid value 0xffff is displayed.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated
IC efficiency is A, and the accumulated number of samples is B. The formula for calculating
this counter is: VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean = A/B. VS.FirstStageIcEff.Max measures the
maximum IC efficiency.
Formula
None

Unit
%
Related Features
VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
VS.FirstStageIcEff.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(CCPIC) (phase 2)
2.1.9 Reserved Measurements per local cell

(CELLRESERVE.LOCELL)
Overview
Measurements reserved for local cells.Reserved counter is used temporarily in patch versions
and will be replaced with a new counter in later versions. For the detailed information about
used reserved counters, see the "Used Reserved Counter List" of the corresponding version.
Counters
Description
50331740 VS.CellReserve.Co Reserved 1 in the cell version earlier than

unter1 V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50331913 VS.CellReserve.Co Reserved 10 in the version earlier than

unter10 cell V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Reserved 1 in the cell
Counters
50331740 VS.CellReserve Reserved 1 in BTS3900 U

.Counter1 the cell WCDMA,
BTS3900

Description
None.
VS.CellReserve.Counter1 None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.

Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900

Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.

Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900

Description
None.
Measurement Points
None
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.

Measurement Points
None
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
2.1.10 Measurement of locell power (POWER.LOCELL)
Overview
Measurement of locell power.

Counters
Description
50332278 VS.DPCCH.R99.P DPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

OWER power load of R99 the mapping single-
services in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332279 VS.DPDCH.R99. DPDCH uplink V100R008C00,and

POWER power load of R99 the mapping single-
services in a cell mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332280 VS.HSDPCCH.PO HSDPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

WER power load of the mapping single-
HSDPA services in a mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332281 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

10ms.POWER power load of 10 ms the mapping single-
TTI HSUPA services mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332282 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50332283 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332284 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH uplink V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332285 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH uplink V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332286 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH uplink V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332055 VS.DlPwrRatio.SF Average ratio of SF V100R008C00,and

256 256 downlink code the mapping single-
channel transmit mode base station
power to the version that
maximum downlink introduce this
transmit power in a counter is:
cell NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

00

00

00

00
50332060 VS.DlPwrRatio.SF Average ratio of SF 8 V100R008C00,and

8 downlink code the mapping single-
00
None

Uplink power loads of different services in a cell
Counters
50332278 VS.DPCCH.R9 DPCCH uplink BTS3900 U

9.POWER power load of WCDMA,
R99 services in BTS3900
a cell
50332279 VS.DPDCH.R9 DPDCH uplink BTS3900 U

9. POWER power load of WCDMA,
R99 services in BTS3900
a cell
50332280 VS.HSDPCCH. HSDPCCH BTS3900 U

POWER uplink power WCDMA,
load of HSDPA BTS3900
services in a cell
50332281 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900 U

10ms.POWER power load of 10 WCDMA,
ms TTI HSUPA BTS3900
services in a cell
50332282 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900 U

2ms.POWER power load of 2 WCDMA,
ms TTI HSUPA BTS3900
services in a cell
50332283 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH BTS3900 U

10ms.POWER uplink power WCDMA,
load of 10 ms BTS3900
TTI HSUPA
services in a cell
50332284 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH BTS3900 U

load of 2 ms TTI BTS3900
HSUPA
services in a cell
50332285 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH BTS3900 U

load of 10 ms BTS3900
TTI HSUPA
services in a cell


50332286 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH BTS3900 U

load of 2 ms TTI BTS3900
HSUPA
services in a cell
Description
These counter measures the uplink power loads of different services over control channels or
data channels within a measurement period in a cell.
VS.DPCCH.R99.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

uplink power of R99 users to the total uplink
power.
VS.DPDCH.R99. POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPDCH

uplink power of R99 users to the total uplink
power.
VS.HSDPCCH.POWER This counter measures the ratio of

HSDPCCH uplink power of HSDPA users to
the total uplink power, including only the CQI
load, not ACK/NACK load.
VS.DPCCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

uplink power of 10 ms TTI HSUPA users to
the total uplink power.
VS.DPCCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

VS.EDPCCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPCCH

VS.EDPCCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPCCH

VS.EDPDCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPDCH


VS.EDPDCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPDCH

Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 100 ms and measures the uplink power loads of different services
over control channels or data channels within a measurement period. The accumulated value is
A, and the number of samples is B. At the end of the measurement period, the uplink power
loads of different services over control channels or data channels are calculated by dividing A
by B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
None
Average Ratio of DPCH and F-DPCH Transmit Power over Different SF Code
Channels to the Maximum Downlink Transmit Power in a Cell
Counters
50332055 VS.DlPwrRatio Average ratio of BTS3900 U

.SF256 SF 256 WCDMA,
downlink code BTS3900
channel
transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell



.SF128 SF 128 WCDMA,
downlink code BTS3900
channel
transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

.SF64 SF 64 downlink WCDMA,
code channel BTS3900
transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

transmit power
to the maximum
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

Description
These counters measure the average ratio of DPCH and F-DPCH transmit power over different
SF code channels to the maximum downlink transmit power in a cell.
Measurement Points
The average permillage of DPCH and F-DPCH transmit power over different SF downlink code
channels to the maximum downlink transmit power in a cell is sampled every 200 ms. At the
end of a measurement period, the accumulated permillage is A, and the number of samples is
B. The formula for calculating this counter is A/B. If the cell is configured on the WBBPa board,
the value of this counter is 0.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
None
2.1.11 EFACH Measurements per Local Cell (EFACH.LOCELL)
Overview
E-FACH related information report.
Counters
Description
50332163 VS.EFACH.AckTti Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

Num Which the NodeB the mapping single-
Receives ACKs from mode base station
E-FACH Users in a version that
Cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50332164 VS.EFACH.NackT Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

tiNum Which the NodeB the mapping single-
Receives NACKs mode base station
from E-FACH Users version that
in a Cell introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332165 VS.EFACH.DtxTti Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

Num Which the NodeB the mapping single-
Does Not Receive mode base station
ACKs or NACKs version that
from E-FACH Users introduce this
in a Cell counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332162 VS.EFACH.Data- Number of TTIs in V100R008C00,and

TtiNum Which E-FACH the mapping single-
Users Have Data to mode base station
Transmit in a Cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332161 VS.EFACH.Thrup E-FACH User V100R008C00,and

ut Throughput at the the mapping single-
MAC-ehs Layer in a mode base station
Cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341718 VS.EFACH.ScchP Average HS-SCCH V100R008C00,and

wrRatio.Mean transmit power of all the mapping single-
E-FACH users in a mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50341719 VS.EFACH.ScchP Maximum HS- V100R008C00,and

wrRatio.Max SCCH transmit the mapping single-
power of all E-FACH mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341720 VS.EFACH.Pdsch Average HS-PDSCH V100R008C00,and

PwrRatio.Mean transmit power of all the mapping single-
E-FACH users in a mode base station
cell version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50341721 VS.EFACH.Pdsch Maximum HS- V100R008C00,and

PwrRatio.Max PDSCH transmit the mapping single-
power of all E-FACH mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
E-FACH HARQ Distributing in a Cell
Counters
50332163 VS.EFACH.Ac Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

kTtiNum in Which the WCDMA,
NodeB BTS3900
Receives ACKs
from E-FACH
Users in a Cell


50332164 VS.EFACH.Na Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

ckTtiNum in Which the WCDMA,
NodeB BTS3900
Receives
NACKs from E-
FACH Users in
a Cell
50332165 VS.EFACH.Dt Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

xTtiNum in Which the WCDMA,
NodeB Does BTS3900
Not Receive
ACKs or
NACKs from E-
FACH Users in
a Cell
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs in which the NodeB does not receive ACKs or
NACKs and receives ACKs and NACKs from E-FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
VS.EFACH.AckTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs in

which the NodeB receives ACKs from E-
FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
VS.EFACH.NackTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs in

which the NodeB receives NACKs from E-
FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
VS.EFACH.DtxTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs in

which the NodeB does not receive ACKs or
NACKs from these E-FACH users over the
HS-DPCCH in a cell.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which the NodeB does not receive ACKs or NACKs or receives ACKs
or NACKs from E-FACH users over the HS-DPCCH is sampled every 2 ms. At the end of a
counter. The corresponding counter will be measured repeatedly if the NodeB does not receive
ACKs or NACKs or receives ACKs or NACKs from more than one E-FACH user within a TTI.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.EFACH.AckTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
VS.EFACH.NackTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
VS.EFACH.DtxTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Number of TTIs in Which E-FACH Users Have Data to Transmit in a Cell
Counters
50332162 VS.EFACH.Dat Number of TTIs BTS3900 U

aTtiNum in Which E- WCDMA,
FACH Users BTS3900
Have Data to
Transmit in a
Cell

Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which E-FACH users have data to transmit in a
cell.This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one E-FACH user have data to
transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which E-FACH users have data to transmit is sampled every 2 ms. At
the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.EFACH.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
E-FACH User Throughput at the MAC-ehs Layer in a Cell
Counters
50332161 VS.EFACH.Thr E-FACH User BTS3900 U

uput Throughput at WCDMA,
the MAC-ehs BTS3900
Layer in a Cell
Description
This counter measures the E-FACH user throughput at the MAC-ehs layer in a cell.

Measurement Points
The scheduling traffic volume of E-FACH users in a cell are accumulated within a measurement
period. The scheduling traffic volume includes the ACK scheduling traffic volume when E-
FACH users have HS-DPCCH feedbacks and the traffic volume of initial transmission when E-
FACH users have no HS-DPCCH feedbacks.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.EFACH.Thruput Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Average HS-SCCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell
Counters
50341718 VS.EFACH.Scc Average HS- BTS3900 U

hPwrRatio.Mea SCCH transmit WCDMA,
n power of all E- BTS3900
FACH users in a
cell
50341719 VS.EFACH.Scc Maximum HS- BTS3900 U

hPwrRatio.Max SCCH transmit WCDMA,
power of all E- BTS3900
FACH users in a
cell

Description
These counters measures the average and maximum HS-SCCH transmit power of all E-FACH
users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The permillage of HS-SCCH transmit power for all E-FACH users to the maximum cell transmit
power is sampled every 2 ms. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated permillage
is A, and the number of TTIs is B. The formula for calculating VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Mean
is: VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the
end of a measurement period, the maximum sampling results is used as the value of
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Average HS-PDSCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell

Counters
50341720 VS.EFACH.Pds Average HS- BTS3900 U

chPwrRatio.Me PDSCH WCDMA,
an transmit power BTS3900
of all E-FACH
users in a cell
50341721 VS.EFACH.Pds Maximum HS- BTS3900 U

chPwrRatio.Ma PDSCH WCDMA,
x transmit power BTS3900
of all E-FACH
users in a cell
Description
These counters measures the average and maximum HS-PDSCH transmit power of all E-FACH
users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The permillage of HS-PDSCH transmit power for all E-FACH users to the maximum cell
transmit power is sampled every 2 ms. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated
permillage is A, and the number of TTIs is B. The formula for calculating
VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Mean is: VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. This counter is
sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum sampling results
is used as the value of VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH

VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
2.2 NodeB (NodeB)

Overview
The object type "NODEB" contains four function subsets:
"IUB.NODEB","TRAFFIC.NODEB","NBAP.NODEB" and "NODEBRESERVE.NODEB".
FunctionSubSets
IUB.NODEB IUB measurements per NodeB
TRAFFIC.NODEB NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource

Measurement
NBAP.NODEB NodeB NBAP procedure measurement
NODEBRESERVE.NODEB Reserved measurements per NodeB
EQUIPMENT.NODEB EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB
2.2.1 IUB measurements per NodeB (IUB.NODEB)
Overview
The measurement of the NodeB Iub traffic indicates the traffic and performance on the physical
ports of the NodeB that serve the Iub interface.

Counters
Description
50332578 VS.AttRLSETUP. The average number version earlier than

MEAN of RL Setup Request V100R008C00,and
per second the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332579 VS.AttRLADD.ME The average number version earlier than

AN of RL Add Request V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332580 VS.AttRLRecfg.M The average number version earlier than

EAN of RL V100R008C00,and
Reconfiguration the mapping single-
Preparation Request mode base station
per second version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332581 VS.DedicMeaRpt. The average number version earlier than

MEAN of Dedicated V100R008C00,and
Measurement the mapping single-
Reporting per second mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50332673 VS.ATMUlTotal.1 ATM physical V100R008C00,and

port_1 uplink total the mapping single-
bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332674 VS.ATMUlMaxUse ATM physical V100R008C00,and

d.1 port_1 uplink the mapping single-
maximum used mode base station
bandwidth version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332675 VS.ATMUlAvgUse ATM physical V100R008C00,and

average used mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332676 VS.ATMDlTotal.1 ATM physical V100R008C00,and

port_1 downlink the mapping single-
total bandwidth mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332677 VS.ATMDlMaxUse ATM physical V100R008C00,and

d.1 port_1 downlink the mapping single-
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332678 VS.ATMDlAvgUse ATM physical V100R008C00,and

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

uplink total V100R008C00,and
bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

uplink maximum V100R008C00,and
used bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

uplink average used V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

downlink total V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

downlink maximum V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 IP physical port_1 version earlier than

downlink average V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332709 VS.ATMUlTotal.4 ATM physical port V100R008C00,and

uplink total the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332721 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 version earlier than

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum UL V100R008C00,and
t1.Max available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum UL V100R008C00,and
t1.Min available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor average UL available V100R008C00,and
t1.Avg bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum DL V100R008C00,and
t1.Max HSDPA available the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum DL V100R008C00,and
t1.Min HSDPA available the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor average DL HSDPA V100R008C00,and
t1.Avg available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.UpBW.Num.Lg available UL V100R008C00,and
cPort1 bandwidth increase the mapping single-
times mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50332728 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 DL version earlier than

DL.Delay.UpBW.N HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
um.LgcPort1 bandwidth increase the mapping single-
times after jitter mode base station
congestion released version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.Drop.UpBW.N HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
times after packet mode base station
loss congestion version that
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayCong.Do available UL V100R008C00,and
wnBWNum.LgcPo bandwidth decrease the mapping single-
rt1 times for jitter mode base station
congestion version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayCong.Do HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DropCong.Dow available UL V100R008C00,and
nBWNum.LgcPort bandwidth decrease the mapping single-
1 times for packet loss mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

DL.DropCong.Dow HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.SendNum.LgcP Number of UL V100R008C00,and
ort1 frames IUB logic the mapping single-
port sent successfully mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.ReceiveNum.L Number of DL V100R008C00,and
gcPort1 HSDPA frames IUB the mapping single-
logic port received mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost UL V100R008C00,and
Port1 frames the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost DL V100R008C00,and
Port1 HSDPA frames the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

UL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port1.Max jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port1.Min jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayVara.Lgc average UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port1.Avg jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum DL V100R008C00,and
Port1.Max HSDPA delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum DL V100R008C00,and
Port1.Min HSDPA delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

DL.DelayVara.Lgc average DL HSDPA V100R008C00,and
Port1.Avg delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332744 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 UL version earlier than

UL.CongTime.Lgc congestion duration V100R008C00,and
Port1 the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.CongTime.Lgc HSDPA congestion V100R008C00,and
Port1 duration the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum UL V100R008C00,and
t2.Max available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum UL V100R008C00,and
t2.Min available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor average UL available V100R008C00,and
t2.Avg bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum DL V100R008C00,and
t2.Max HSDPA available the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum DL V100R008C00,and
t2.Min HSDPA available the mapping single-
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor average DL HSDPA V100R008C00,and
t2.Avg available bandwidth the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.UpBW.Num.Lg available UL V100R008C00,and
cPort2 bandwidth increase the mapping single-
times mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

DL.Delay.UpBW.N HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
times after jitter mode base station
congestion released version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.Drop.UpBW.N HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
times after packet mode base station
loss congestion version that
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayCong.Do available UL V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayCong.Do HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DropCong.Dow available UL V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

DL.DropCong.Dow HSDPA available V100R008C00,and
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.SendNum.LgcP Number of UL V100R008C00,and
ort2 frames IUB logic the mapping single-
port sent successfully mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.ReceiveNum.L Number of DL V100R008C00,and
gcPort2 HSDPA frames IUB the mapping single-
logic port received mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost UL V100R008C00,and
Port2 frames the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost DL V100R008C00,and
Port2 HSDPA frames the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

UL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port2.Max jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port2.Min jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

UL.DelayVara.Lgc average UL delay V100R008C00,and
Port2.Avg jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum DL V100R008C00,and
Port2.Max HSDPA delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum DL V100R008C00,and
Port2.Min HSDPA delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description

DL.DelayVara.Lgc average DL HSDPA V100R008C00,and
Port2.Avg delay jitter the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332769 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_2 UL version earlier than

UL.CongTime.Lgc congestion duration V100R008C00,and
Port2 the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00

DL.CongTime.Lgc HSDPA congestion V100R008C00,and
Port2 duration the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342578 VS.AttRLSETUP. The max number of version earlier than

MAX RL Setup Request V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342579 VS.AttRLADD.MA The max number of version earlier than

X RL Add Request per V100R008C00,and
second the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50342580 VS.AttRLRecfg.M The max number of version earlier than

AX RL Reconfiguration V100R008C00,and
Preparation Requeset the mapping single-
per second mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342581 VS.DedicMeaRpt. The max number of version earlier than

MAX Dedicated V100R008C00,and
Measurement the mapping single-
Reporting per second mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
None
Number of RL Setup Request per second
Counters
50332578 VS.AttRLSET The average BTS3900 U

UP.MEAN number of RL WCDMA,
Setup Request BTS3900
per second
50342578 VS.AttRLSET The max BTS3900 U

UP.MAX number of RL WCDMA,
Setup Request BTS3900
per second
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Setup Request per second
during a measurement period.

Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL SETUP REQUEST messages per second is
recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN is sampled every five seconds. At
the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used as the value
of VS.AttRLSETUP.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Number of RL Add Request per second
Counters
50332579 VS.AttRLADD. The average BTS3900 U

MEAN number of RL WCDMA,
Add Request per BTS3900
second
50342579 VS.AttRLADD. The max BTS3900 U

MAX number of RL WCDMA,
Add Request per BTS3900
second
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Add Request per second during
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL ADD REQUEST messages per second is
recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.AttRLADD.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLADD.MEAN is sampled every five seconds. At the end
of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used as the value of
VS.AttRLADD.MAX.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Number of RL Reconfiguration Preparation Request per second
Counters
50332580 VS.AttRLRecfg The average BTS3900 U

.MEAN number of RL WCDMA,
Reconfiguration BTS3900
Preparation
Request per
second
50342580 VS.AttRLRecfg The max BTS3900 U

.MAX number of RL WCDMA,
Reconfiguration BTS3900
Preparation
Requeset per
second
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Reconfiguration Preparation
Request per second during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL RECONFIGUATION PREPARE messages
per second is recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is
recorded as B. VS.AttRLRecfg.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLRecfg.MEAN is sampled every five
seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used
as the value of VS.AttRLRecfg.MAX.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
None
Number of Dedicated Measurement Reporting per second
Counters
50332581 VS.DedicMeaR The average BTS3900 U

pt.MEAN number of WCDMA,
Dedicated BTS3900
Measurement
Reporting per
second
50342581 VS.DedicMeaR The max BTS3900 U

pt.MAX number of WCDMA,
Dedicated BTS3900
Measurement
Reporting per
second
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of Dedicated Measurement
Reporting per second during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of DEDICATED MEASUREMENT REPORT
messages per second is recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period
is recorded as B. VS.DedicMeaRpt.MEAN=A/B. VS.DedicMeaRpt.MEAN is sampled every
five seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is
used as the value of VS.DedicMeaRpt.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Available UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports
Counters
50332673 VS.ATMUlTot ATM physical BTS3900 U

al.1 port_1 uplink WCDMA,
total bandwidth BTS3900



al.4 port uplink total WCDMA,
bandwidth BTS3900
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available UL (outgoing
from the NodeB) bandwidth of an ATM physical port during a measurement period. If the
physical port carries an IMA group, the value of the counter is the total UL bandwidth of the
available IMA links in the IMA group. If the physical port is an STM-1 port or carries a UNI or
fractional ATM link, the value of the counter is the available UL bandwidth of the physical port.
The NodeB can take statistics on these counters for a maximum of four ATM physical ports.
One counter is specific for one physical port, and one physical port corresponds to one counter.
That is, the counters and the physical ports have a one-to-one relation between each other. These
counters are identical in application, since they are all used for traffic measurement at the
physical layer.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMUlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None ATM over Channelized

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
Used UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports

Counters
50332674 VS.ATMUlMa ATM physical BTS3900 U

xUsed.1 port_1 uplink WCDMA,
maximum used BTS3900
bandwidth
50332675 VS.ATMUlAvg ATM physical BTS3900 U

Used.1 port_1 uplink WCDMA,
average used BTS3900
bandwidth

bandwidth

bandwidth

bandwidth

bandwidth

bandwidth

bandwidth
Description

VS.ATMUlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used UL
bandwidth on an ATM physical port during a
measurement period. The NodeB measures
the used UL bandwidth on the physical port
every five seconds within a measurement
period and then obtains the maximum value.
The NodeB can take statistics on these
counters for a maximum of four ATM
physical ports. One counter is specific for one
physical port, and one physical port
corresponds to one counter. That is, the
counters and the physical ports have a one-to-
one relation between each other. These
counters are identical in application, since
they are all used for traffic measurement at
the physical layer.
VS.ATMUlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used UL
period and then calculates the average value.
the physical layer.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMUlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
VS.ATMUlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface


GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
Available DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports

Counters
50332676 VS.ATMDlTot ATM physical BTS3900 U

al.1 port_1 WCDMA,
downlink total BTS3900
bandwidth

al.2 port_2 WCDMA,
bandwidth

al.3 port_3 WCDMA,
bandwidth

al.4 port_4 WCDMA,
bandwidth
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available DL (incoming
to the NodeB) bandwidth of an ATM physical port during a measurement period. If the physical
port carries an IMA group, the value of the counter is the total DL bandwidth of the available
IMA links in the IMA group. If the physical port is an STM-1 port or carries a UNI or fractional
ATM link, the value of the counter is the available DL bandwidth of the physical port. The
NodeB can take statistics on these counters for a maximum of four ATM physical ports. One
counter is specific for one physical port, and one physical port corresponds to one counter. That
is, the counters and the physical ports have a one-to-one relation between each other. These
counters are identical in application, since they are all used for traffic measurement at the
physical layer.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMDlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
Used DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports

Counters
50332677 VS.ATMDlMa ATM physical BTS3900 U

xUsed.1 port_1 WCDMA,
downlink BTS3900
maximum used
bandwidth
50332678 VS.ATMDlAvg ATM physical BTS3900 U

Used.1 port_1 WCDMA,
downlink BTS3900
average used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
average used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
average used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink BTS3900
average used
bandwidth

Description
VS.ATMDlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used DL
the used DL bandwidth on the physical port
the physical layer.
VS.ATMDlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used DL
the physical layer.
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.ATMDlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
VS.ATMDlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface


GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None

STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
Available UL Bandwidth on IP Physical Ports

Counters
50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 IP physical BTS3900 U

port_1 uplink WCDMA
total bandwidth

port_2 uplink WCDMA
total bandwidth

port_3 uplink WCDMA
total bandwidth

port_4 uplink WCDMA
total bandwidth
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available UL (outgoing
from the NodeB) bandwidth of an IP physical port during a measurement period. If the physical
port carries on MLPPP group or a PPP link, the value of the counter is the total UL bandwidth
of the available MLPPP links in the MLPPP group or the available bandwidth of the PPP link
respectively. If the physical port is a ETHTRUNK port or an Ethernet port, the value of the
counter depends on the negotiation for the port.If the physical port carries on TUNNEL, the
value of the counter is the total available UL bandwidth on current TUNNEL. If rate limitation
is set on the port, the value of the counter is the smaller value between the defined upper limit
of the rate and the measured available bandwidth. The NodeB can take statistics on these counters
for a maximum of four IP physical ports. One counter is specific for one physical port, and one
physical port corresponds to one counter. That is, the counters and the physical ports have a one-
to-one relation between each other. These counters are identical in application, since they are
all used for traffic measurement at the physical layer.
Counter 50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 will be replaced by counter 1542460296
VS.FEGE.TxTotalBW/1542460302 VS.TRUNK.TxTotalBW/1542460300
VS.MP.TxTotalBW/1542460298 VS.PPP.TxTotalBW in later versions. In the current version,
counters 50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 and 1542460296 VS.FEGE.TxTotalBW/1542460302
VS.TRUNK.TxTotalBW/1542460300 VS.MP.TxTotalBW/1542460298 VS.PPP.TxTotalBW
are both valid, and the value of counter 50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 is properly reported. Counter
50332679 VS.IPUlTotal.1 will be deleted in later versions. Using counter 50332679
VS.IPUlTotal.1 is not recommended.




Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.IPUlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

GSM: None


GSM: None

GSM: None
Used UL Bandwidth on IP Physical Ports
Counters
50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUs IP physical BTS3900 U

ed.1 port_1 uplink WCDMA
maximum used
bandwidth
50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUs IP physical BTS3900 U

average used
bandwidth

maximum used
bandwidth

average used
bandwidth

maximum used
bandwidth



average used
bandwidth

maximum used
bandwidth

average used
bandwidth
Description
Counter 50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 will be replaced by counter 1542455302
VS.FEGE.TxMaxSpeed/1542460306 VS.TRUNK.TxMaxSpeed/1542455358
VS.MP.TxMaxSpeed/1542455343 VS.PPP.TxMaxSpeed in later versions. In the current
version, counters 50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 and 1542455302 VS.FEGE.TxMaxSpeed/
1542460306 VS.TRUNK.TxMaxSpeed/1542455358 VS.MP.TxMaxSpeed/1542455343
VS.PPP.TxMaxSpeed are both valid, and the value of counter 50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 is
properly reported. Counter 50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 will be deleted in later versions.
Using counter 50332680 VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 is not recommended.
Counter 50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 will be replaced by counter 1542455304
VS.FEGE.TxMeanSpeed/1542460307 VS.TRUNK.TxMeanSpeed/1542455360
VS.MP.TxMeanSpeed/1542455345 VS.PPP.TxMeanSpeed in later versions. In the current
version, counters 50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 and 1542455304 VS.FEGE.TxMeanSpeed/
1542460307 VS.TRUNK.TxMeanSpeed/1542455360 VS.MP.TxMeanSpeed/1542455345
VS.PPP.TxMeanSpeed are both valid, and the value of counter 50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1
is properly reported. Counter 50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 will be deleted in later versions.
Using counter 50332681 VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 is not recommended.






VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used UL
bandwidth on an IP physical port during a
counters for a maximum of four IP physical
ports. One counter is specific for one physical
port, and one physical port corresponds to one
counter. That is, the counters and the physical
ports have a one-to-one relation between each
other. These counters are identical in
application, since they are all used for traffic
measurement at the physical layer.
VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used UL
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.IPUlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.IPUlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None


GSM: None
Available DL Bandwidth on IP Physical Ports
Counters
50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 IP physical BTS3900 U

port_1 WCDMA
downlink total
bandwidth

port_2 WCDMA
downlink total
bandwidth

port_3 WCDMA
downlink total
bandwidth

port_4 WCDMA
downlink total
bandwidth
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available DL (incoming
to the NodeB) bandwidth of an IP physical port during a measurement period. If the physical
port carries on MLPPP group or a PPP link, the value of the counter is the total DL bandwidth
of the available MLPPP links in the MLPPP group or the available bandwidth of the PPP link
respectively. If the physical port is a ETHTRUNK port or an Ethernet port, the value of the
counter depends on the negotiation for the port.If the physical port carries on TUNNEL, the
value of the counter is the total available DL bandwidth on current TUNNEL. The NodeB can
take statistics on these counters for a maximum of four IP physical ports. One counter is specific
for one physical port, and one physical port corresponds to one counter. That is, the counters
and the physical ports have a one-to-one relation between each other. These counters are identical
in application, since they are all used for traffic measurement at the physical layer.

Counter 50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 will be replaced by counter 1542460297

VS.FEGE.RxTotalBW/1542460303 VS.TRUNK.RxTotalBW/1542460301
VS.MP.RxTotalBW/1542460299 VS.PPP.RxTotalBW in later versions. In the current version,
counters 50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 and 1542460297 VS.FEGE.RxTotalBW/1542460303
VS.TRUNK.RxTotalBW/1542460301 VS.MP.RxTotalBW/1542460299 VS.PPP.RxTotalBW
are both valid, and the value of counter 50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 is properly reported. Counter
50332682 VS.IPDlTotal.1 will be deleted in later versions. Using counter 50332682
VS.IPDlTotal.1 is not recommended.



Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.IPDlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None
Used DL Bandwidth on IP Physical Ports
Counters
50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUs IP physical BTS3900 U

ed.1 port_1 WCDMA
downlink
maximum used
bandwidth
50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUs IP physical BTS3900 U

ed.1 port_1 WCDMA
downlink
average used
bandwidth



ed.2 port_2 WCDMA
downlink
maximum used
bandwidth

ed.2 port_2 WCDMA
downlink
average used
bandwidth

ed.3 port_3 WCDMA
downlink
maximum used
bandwidth

ed.3 port_3 WCDMA
downlink
average used
bandwidth

ed.4 port_4 WCDMA
downlink
maximum used
bandwidth

ed.4 port_4 WCDMA
downlink
average used
bandwidth
Description
Counter 50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 will be replaced by counter 1542455305
VS.FEGE.RxMaxSpeed/1542460304 VS.TRUNK.RxMaxSpeed/1542455361
VS.MP.RxMaxSpeed/1542455346 VS.PPP.RxMaxSpeed in later versions. In the current
version, counters 50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 and 1542455305 VS.FEGE.RxMaxSpeed/
1542460304 VS.TRUNK.RxMaxSpeed/1542455361 VS.MP.RxMaxSpeed/1542455346
VS.PPP.RxMaxSpeed are both valid, and the value of counter 50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1
is properly reported. Counter 50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 will be deleted in later versions.
Using counter 50332683 VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 is not recommended.
Counter 50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 will be replaced by counter 1542455307
VS.FEGE.RxMeanSpeed/1542460305 VS.TRUNK.RxMeanSpeed/1542455363

VS.MP.RxMeanSpeed/1542455348 VS.PPP.RxMeanSpeed in later versions. In the current

version, counters 50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 and 1542455307 VS.FEGE.RxMeanSpeed/
1542460305 VS.TRUNK.RxMeanSpeed/1542455363 VS.MP.RxMeanSpeed/1542455348
VS.PPP.RxMeanSpeed are both valid, and the value of counter 50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1
is properly reported. Counter 50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 will be deleted in later versions.
Using counter 50332684 VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 is not recommended.


VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used DL
VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used DL
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.IPDlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.IPDlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None

GSM: None


GSM: None

GSM: None
IUB logic port available UL bandwidth
Counters
50332721 VS.IUB.FlowCt IUB logic BTS3900 U

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_1 WCDMA
LgcPort1.Max maximum UL
available
bandwidth

LgcPort1.Min minimum UL
available
bandwidth

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_1 average WCDMA
LgcPort1.Avg UL available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Max maximum UL
available
bandwidth



LgcPort2.Min minimum UL
available
bandwidth

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_2 average WCDMA
LgcPort2.Avg UL available
bandwidth
Description
The NodeB reports traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH. The NodeB takes the traffic
statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logical ports and it preferentially reports the
statistics for IP transmission. If no more than two logical ports exists, the NodeB reports only
the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH. One logical port is associated with one
resource group. The default resource group number is 1. LgcPort1 measures traffic of the
resource group created firstly, and LgcPort2 measures traffic of the resource group created
secondly. The traffic of the resource group includes the traffic of all paths to which the resource
group belongs. For an IP&ATM network: If the IP resource group is created prior to the ATM
resource group, lgcPort1 will report the traffic of the IP resource group, and lgcPort2 will report
the traffic of the ATM resource group. If the ATM resource group is created prior to the IP
resource group, lgcPort1 will report the traffic of the ATM resource group, and lgcPort2 will
report the traffic of the IP resource group. Usually, LgcPort1 reports the traffic of the IP resource
group and LgcPort2 reports the traffic of the ATM resource group. However, the mapping is not
fixed, and it is determined by the sequence of creating the resource groups.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a later
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Avg or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The

version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Avg or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

ax according to the congestion indicator sent by
the RNC, The NodeB calculates the UL
available bandwidth of the physical layer per
five seconds,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Ma
x is the maximum value of available
bandwidth of the UL physical layer.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

in according to the congestion indicator sent by
five seconds,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Mi
n is the minimum value of the available
bandwidth of the UL physical layer.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.A The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

vg according to the congestion indicator sent by
five seconds, The collected values of
available bandwidth in a statistics period are
accumulated and recorded as A, and the
number of calculation times in a statistics
period is recorded as B. Then,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Av
g = A/B.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.This counter
only include the payload of IP packets.
Formula
None

Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Adj Multi-mode: None

BW.LgcPort1.Max GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010637 HSUPA Iub Flow Control in
LTE: None Case of Iub Congestion

BW.LgcPort1.Min GSM: None

BW.LgcPort1.Avg GSM: None



IUB logic port available DL HSDPA bandwidth

Counters

rol.DL.AdjBW. port_1 WCDMA
LgcPort1.Max maximum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort1.Min minimum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

rol.DL.AdjBW. port_1 average WCDMA
LgcPort1.Avg DL HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Max maximum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Min minimum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

rol.DL.AdjBW. port_2 average WCDMA
LgcPort2.Avg DL HSDPA
available
bandwidth
Description
The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the
traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports
the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only
one logic port is reported.

In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Min or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Avg or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Max or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Min or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Avg or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

ax algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
NodeB adjusts the available bandwidth of
HSDPA according to the result of internal
congestion statistics, and it calculates the
available bandwidth of HSDPA per five
seconds. When the STATIC_BW_SHAP-
ING algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
NodeB calculates the available bandwidth of
HSDPA according to the following formula:
Available bandwidth of HSDPA = Total
physical bandwidth * Coefficient. (The
coefficient is 0.8 in ATM mode and 0.9 in IP
mode.) The NodeB calculates the available
bandwidth of HSDPA per five seconds. When
other algorithms are used, the base station
reports 0 as the statistics value.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Ma
x is the collected maximum value of the
available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth. The
DL statistics is valid only in the complete
sharing mode of configured bandwidth. The
complete sharing mode of configured
bandwidth is enabled when the following
requirement is met: Bandwidth configured
for each type of PATH (for example RT and
NRT) > Total physical bandwidth x 90%.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

in algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
reports 0 as the statistics value.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Mi
n is the collected minimum value of the
available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth. The
DL statistics is valid only in the complete
sharing mode of configured bandwidth. The
bandwidth is enabled when the following
requirement is met: Bandwidth configured
for each type of PATH (for example RT and
NRT) > Total physical bandwidth x 90%.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.A When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

vg algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
reports 0 as the statistics value. The collected
values of available bandwidth of the DL
MAC-HS layer in a statistics period are
accumulated and recorded as A, and the
number of calculation times is recorded as B.
Then,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Av
g = A/B. The DL statistics is valid only in the
bandwidth. The complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth is enabled when the
following requirement is met: Bandwidth
configured for each type of PATH (for
example RT and NRT) > Total physical
bandwidth x 90%.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.This counter
only include the payload of IP packets. If the IP path is carried on loopback interface, the value
of this counter is the total available DL bandwidth on the current loopback interface. (The default
DL bandwidth on the loopback interface is 1 Gbit/s.)
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Adj Multi-mode: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None
IUB logic port available UL bandwidth increase times
Counters

rol.UL.UpBW. port_1 available WCDMA
Num.LgcPort1 UL bandwidth
increase times



rol.UL.UpBW. port_2 available WCDMA
Num.LgcPort2 UL bandwidth
increase times
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to increase the available UL bandwidth of the
NodeB IUB logic port per five seconds. All collection values in a statistics period are
accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB
can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it
preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the
traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpB Multi-mode: None

W.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpB Multi-mode: None

W.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None
IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after jitter
congestion released
Counters

rol.DL.Delay.U port_1 DL WCDMA
pBW.Num.Lgc HSDPA
Port1 available
bandwidth
increase times
after jitter
congestion
released

rol.DL.Delay.U port_2 DL WCDMA
pBW.Num.Lgc HSDPA
Port2 available
bandwidth
increase times
after jitter
congestion
released
Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the number of attempts to increase the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth after the
congestion caused by jitter is released. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as
the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports
the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on
these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP
transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is
reported.

In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used.
The reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Dela Multi-mode: None

y.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None

y.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after packet loss
congestion released

Counters

rol.DL.Drop.Up port_1 DL WCDMA
BW.Num.LgcP HSDPA
ort1 available
bandwidth
increase times
after packet loss
congestion
released

rol.DL.Drop.Up port_2 DL WCDMA
BW.Num.LgcP HSDPA
ort2 available
bandwidth
increase times
after packet loss
congestion
released
Description
the number of attempts to increase the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth after the
congestion caused by packet loss is released. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports
0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB
reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic
statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the
statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used.
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop Multi-mode: None

.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None

.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion
Counters

rol.UL.DelayCo port_1 available WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu UL bandwidth
m.LgcPort1 decrease times
for jitter
congestion

rol.UL.DelayCo port_2 available WCDMA
for jitter
congestion
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available UL physical layer
bandwidth of the NodeB IUB logic port due to jitter per five seconds. All collected values in a

statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry
PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic
ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is
configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.
In the current version, either this counter

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
used. The reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use.
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Dela Multi-mode: None

yCong.DownBWNum.LgcP GSM: None
ort1

ort2
IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion

Counters

rol.DL.DelayCo port_1 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
m.LgcPort1 available
bandwidth
decrease times
for jitter
congestion

rol.DL.DelayCo port_2 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for jitter
congestion
Description
the number of attempts to decrease the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth of the NodeB
IUB logic port due to jitter. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the statistics
value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic
statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these
counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP
reported.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.
Measurement Points

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

ort1
LTE: None

ort2
LTE: None
IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for packet loss congestion
Counters

rol.UL.DropCo port_1 available WCDMA
for packet loss
congestion

rol.UL.DropCo port_2 available WCDMA
for packet loss
congestion
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available UL physical layer
bandwidth of the NodeB IUB logic port due to packet loss per five seconds. All collected values

in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that
carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two
logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port
is configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Drop Multi-mode: None

Cong.DownBWNum.LgcPo GSM: None
rt1

rt2

IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for packet loss
congestion
Counters

rol.DL.DropCo port_1 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for packet loss
congestion

rol.DL.DropCo port_2 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for packet loss
congestion
Description
the number of attempts to decrease the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth of the NodeB
IUB logic port due to packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the
statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports
reported.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is
used.

Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

rt1
LTE: None

rt2
LTE: None
Number of UL frames IUB logic port sent successfully
Counters

rol.UL.SendNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of UL frames
IUB logic port
sent
successfully

rol.UL.SendNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of UL frames
IUB logic port
sent
successfully

Description
The NodeB calculates the number of frames that are successfully sent through the NodeB IUB
logic port per five seconds. All calculation values in a statistics period are accumulated. The
NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic
statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the
statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a later version,
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a later version ,
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Send Multi-mode: None

Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Send Multi-mode: None

Number of DL HSDPA frames IUB logic port received

Counters

rol.DL.Receive port_1 Number WCDMA
Num.LgcPort1 of DL HSDPA
frames IUB
logic port
received

rol.DL.Receive port_2 Number WCDMA
Num.LgcPort2 of DL HSDPA
frames IUB
logic port
received
Description
the number of frames that are successfully received through the NodeB IUB logic port. When
other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Rece Multi-mode: None

iveNum.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Rece Multi-mode: None

iveNum.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of lost UL frames
Counters

rol.UL.DropNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of lost UL
frames

rol.UL.DropNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of lost UL
frames
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of UL frames that are discarded by the NodeB IUB logic port
per five seconds. All calculation values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports
reported.
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported

only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features


Number of lost DL HSDPA frames
Counters

rol.DL.DropNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of lost DL
HSDPA frames

rol.DL.DropNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of lost DL
HSDPA frames

Description
the number of DL frames that are lost on the NodeB IUB logic port. These DL HSDPA frames
are discarded by the RNC interface board, intermediate transmission links, or the NodeB. When
other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

LTE: None

LTE: None
IUB logic port UL delay jitter

Counters

rol.UL.DelayVa port_1 WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Ma maximum UL
x delay jitter

ra.LgcPort1.Mi minimum UL
n delay jitter

rol.UL.DelayVa port_1 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Av UL delay jitter
g

ra.LgcPort2.Ma maximum UL
x delay jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Mi minimum UL
n delay jitter

rol.UL.DelayVa port_2 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort2.Av UL delay jitter
g
Description
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The

version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1 The NodeB calculates the UL jitter per five

.Max seconds.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort.
Max is the collected maximum value of UL
jitter.

.Min seconds.
Min is the collected minimum value of UL
jitter.

.Avg seconds. All collected values of UL jitter in a
statistics period are accumulated and
recorded as A, and the number of calculation
times is recorded as B. Then,
Avg = A/B.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms

Related Features

yVara.LgcPort1.Max GSM: None

yVara.LgcPort1.Min GSM: None

yVara.LgcPort1.Avg GSM: None



IUB logic port DL HSDPA delay jitter

Counters

rol.DL.DelayVa port_1 WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Ma maximum DL
x HSDPA delay
jitter

ra.LgcPort1.Mi minimum DL
n HSDPA delay
jitter

rol.DL.DelayVa port_1 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Av DL HSDPA
g delay jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Ma maximum DL
x HSDPA delay
jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Mi minimum DL
n HSDPA delay
jitter

rol.DL.DelayVa port_2 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort2.Av DL HSDPA
g delay jitter
Description
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The

version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Avg or

the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Max or

the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Min or

the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Avg or

the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1 When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

.Max algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the DL jitter per five seconds. When other
algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as
the statistics value.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort.
Max is the collected maximum value of DL
jitter.

.Min algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the statistics value.
Min is the collected minimum value of DL
jitter.


.Avg algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the statistics value. All collected values of DL
jitter in a statistics are accumulated and
recorded as A, and the number of calculation
times is recorded as B. Then,
Avg = A/B.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None


LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None
IUB logic port UL congestion duration
Counters

rol.UL.CongTi port_1 UL WCDMA
me.LgcPort1 congestion
duration

rol.UL.CongTi port_2 UL WCDMA
me.LgcPort2 congestion
duration
Description
The NodeB determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg*0.8 less than Actual physical layer flow of the UL
second. If the preceding requirement is not met, the UL congestion duration does not change.
The NodeB collects the UL congestion duration per five seconds. All collected values in a
configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.Under certain circumstances,
the value of this counter may have an error of one measurement period (5 seconds).

In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Con Multi-mode: None

gTime.LgcPort1 GSM: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Con Multi-mode: None

IUB logic port DL HSDPA congestion duration

Counters

rol.DL.CongTi port_1 DL WCDMA
me.LgcPort1 HSDPA
congestion
duration

rol.DL.CongTi port_2 DL WCDMA
me.LgcPort2 HSDPA
congestion
duration
Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled in complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth, the NodeB determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg*0.8 less than HSDPA flow of the DL logic port.
the preceding requirement is not met, the DL congestion duration does not change. The NodeB
calculates the DL congestion duration per five seconds. When other algorithms are used, the
NodeB reports 0 as the calculation value. All collected values in a statistics period are
accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB
can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it
preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the
traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.Under certain circumstances, the value of this
counter may have an error of one measurement period (5 seconds).
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The reported
only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Con Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Con Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
2.2.2 NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource Measurement

(TRAFFIC.NODEB)
Overview
The measurement of the NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource indicates the availability of the
hardware resources at the NodeB side.
Counters
Description
50332565 VS.HW.DLCredit Number of Available version earlier than

Available Downlink Hardware V100R008C00,and
CEs the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50332566 VS.HW.ULCredit Number of Available version earlier than

Available Uplink Hardware V100R008C00,and
CEs the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
None
Number of Available Downlink Hardware CEs
Counters
50332565 VS.HW.DLCre Number of BTS3900 U

ditAvailable Available WCDMA,
Downlink BTS3900
Hardware CEs
Description
This counter measures the number of available downlink CEs for hardware in the NodeB within
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HW.DLCreditAvailable Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Available Uplink Hardware CEs
Counters
50332566 VS.HW.ULCre Number of BTS3900 U

ditAvailable Available WCDMA,
Uplink BTS3900
Hardware CEs
Description
This counter measures the number of available uplink CEs for hardware in the NodeB within a
measurement period.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HW.ULCreditAvailable Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
2.2.3 NodeB NBAP procedure measurement (NBAP.NODEB)
Overview
NodeB NBAP procedure measurement refers to the measurement of the load and status during
the NodeB NBAP procedure.
Counters
Description
50332585 VS.RlSetup.Reject. Number of radio link version earlier than

License.Cong setup rejections V100R008C00,and
because of license the mapping single-
congestion in terms mode base station
of the signaling version that
processing capability introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332587 VS.RadioLink.Rec Maximum number of version earlier than

v.Max received radio links V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
50332588 VS.RadioLink.Han Maximum number of version earlier than

dle.Max wireless connection V100R008C00,and
processing times per the mapping single-
second mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332589 VS.RlSetup.Reject. Number of radio link version earlier than

CP.Cong setup rejections V100R008C00,and
because of control the mapping single-
plane congestion mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332590 VS.RadioLink.Rec Average number of version earlier than

v.Mean received radio links V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Number of radio link setup rejections because of license congestion in terms of the
signaling processing capability

Counters
50332585 VS.RlSetup.Rej Number of radio BTS3900 U

ect.License.Con link setup WCDMA,
g rejections BTS3900
because of
license
congestion in
terms of the
signaling
processing
capability
Description
This counter measures the total number of radio link setup rejections because the number of
processed radio links exceeds the licensed capacity within a measurement period. The formula
for calculating this counter is as follows: Number of processed radio links = Number of processed
radio link setup requests in the NodeB + Number of radio link addition requests in the NodeB
+ 2 x Number of radio link reconfiguration preparations in the NodeB.
Measurement Points
The measurement is triggered when the request for radio link setup, addition, or reconfiguration
is rejected because the sum of the number of processed radio link setup requests in the NodeB,
the number of radio link addition requests in the NodeB, and doubled number of radio link
reconfiguration preparations in the NodeB is beyond the licensed capacity.
As shown in point A in Figure 1, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the request for radio
link setup is rejected because the number of processed radio links is beyond the licensed capacity
after the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message from the RNC.
link addition is rejected because the number of processed radio links is beyond the licensed
capacity after the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST message from the
RNC.
link reconfiguration is rejected because the number of processed radio links is beyond the
licensed capacity after the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE
message from the RNC.

Figure 2-11
Figure 2-12

Figure 2-13
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RlSetup.Reject.License. Multi-mode: None

Cong GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Received Radio Links per Second
Counters
50332587 VS.RadioLink. Maximum BTS3900 U

Recv.Max number of WCDMA,
received radio BTS3900
links per second


50332590 VS.RadioLink. Average BTS3900 U

Recv.Mean number of WCDMA,
received radio BTS3900
links per second
Description
This counter measures the number of received radio links over the Iub interface. The formula
for calculating this counter is as follows: Number of received radio links over the Iub interface
= Number of received radio link setup requests over the Iub interface + Number of radio link
addition requests over the Iub interface + 2 x Number of radio link reconfiguration preparations
over the Iub interface.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the NodeB receives a
radio link setup request over the Iub interface, a radio link addition request over the Iub interface,
or a radio link reconfiguration preparation over the Iub interface.
As shown in point A in Figure 1, the counter is incremented by 1 each time the NodeB receives
a RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message from the RNC.
a RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST message from the RNC.
a RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE message from the RNC.
At the end of a measurement period, the average number of received radio links is obtained by
dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these
sampling results is defined as the maximum number of received radio links per second.
Figure 2-14

Figure 2-15
Figure 2-16
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Maximum number of wireless connection processing times per second

Counters
50332588 VS.RadioLink. Maximum BTS3900 U

Handle.Max number of WCDMA,
wireless BTS3900
connection
processing
times per second
Description
This counter measures the number of processed radio links in the NodeB. The formula for
calculating this counter is as follows: Number of processed radio links in the NodeB = Number
of processed radio link setup requests in the NodeB + Number of radio link addition requests in
the NodeB + 2 x Number of radio link reconfiguration preparation s in the NodeB. The number
of processed radio links in the NodeB does not include the number of radio link setup rejections
due to congestion on the control plane.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the NodeB receives a
radio link setup request over the Iub interface, a radio link addition request over the Iub interface,
or a radio link reconfiguration preparation over the Iub interface and no radio link setup request
is rejected due to congestion on the control plane.
As shown in point A in Figure 1, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the NodeB does not
reject the RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message even though the control plane is congested.
reject the RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST message even though the control plane is
congested.
reject the RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE message even though the control
plane is congested.
This counter is sampled every five seconds. The average number of processed radio links per
second is obtained within each measurement period, and then the maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the value of the counter.

Figure 2-17
Figure 2-18

Figure 2-19
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Total number of times radio link setup requests are rejected because of control
plane congestion (CPU overload) within a measurement period
Counters
50332589 VS.RlSetup.Rej Number of radio BTS3900 U

ect.CP.Cong link setup WCDMA,
rejections BTS3900
because of
control plane
congestion
Description
This counter measures the total number of radio link setup rejections in the NodeB due to
congestion on the control plane, that is, CPU overload.

Measurement Points
As shown in point A in the following figure, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the
NodeB receives a radio link setup rejection due to congestion on the control plane.
Figure 2-20
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
2.2.4 Reserved measurements per NodeB

(NODEBRESERVE.NODEB)
Overview
Measurements reserved for NodeBs.Reserved counter is used temporarily in patch versions and
will be replaced with a new counter in later versions. For the detailed information about used
reserved counters, see the "Used Reserved Counter List" of the corresponding version.

Counters
Description
50332567 VS.NodeBReserve. Reserved 1 for the version earlier than

Counter1.NodeB NodeB V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Reserved 1 for the NodeB
Counters
50332567 VS.NodeBRese Reserved 1 for BTS3900 U

rve.Counter1.N the NodeB WCDMA,
odeB BTS3900
Description
None.
VS.NodeBReserve.Counter1.NodeB None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

odeB BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

odeB BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

odeB BTS3900

Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

odeB BTS3900
Description
None.

Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
2.3 Operator (OPERATOR)

Overview
The object type "OPERATOR" contains two function subsets: "TRAFFIC.OPERATOR" and
"OPERESERVE.OPERATOR".
FunctionSubSets
TRAFFIC.OPERATOR Traffic measurements per operator
OPERESERVE.OPERATOR Reserved measurements per operator
2.3.1 Traffic Measurements per Operator (TRAFFIC.OPERATOR)
Overview
According to the usage of CEs of each license group, the measurement of resources for license
groups indicates the consumption of baseband resources on the NodeB side.

Counters
Description
50332555 VS.LC.ULMean.Li Average number of version earlier than

censeGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
consumed by an the mapping single-
operator mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332556 VS.LC.DLMean.Li Average number of version earlier than

censeGroup downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332557 VS.LC.DLCreditA Number of dedicated version earlier than

vailable.LicenseGr DL CEs configured V100R008C00,and
oup.Dedicated for an operator the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332558 VS.LC.ULCreditA Number of dedicated version earlier than

vailable.LicenseGr UL CEs configured V100R008C00,and
oup.Dedicated for an operator the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332559 VS.LC.ULCreditA Number of UL CEs version earlier than

vailable.Shared configured for a V100R008C00,and
shared group the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332560 VS.LC.DLCreditA Number of DL CEs version earlier than

vailable.Shared configured for a V100R008C00,and
shared group the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332561 VS.LC.ULMean.Li Average number of version earlier than

censeGroup.Shared UL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
an shared group the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50332562 VS.LC.DLMean.Li Average number of version earlier than

censeGroup.Shared DL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50332563 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Average number of version earlier than

Mean.Licen- uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
seGroup consumed by the mapping single-
HSUPA services of mode base station
an operator version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332564 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Average number of version earlier than

Mean.LicenseGrou shared uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
p.Shared consumed by the mapping single-
HSUPA services of a mode base station
shared group version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50332593 VS.LC.ULCreditU Average number of version earlier than

sed.Mean.Share- uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
dOperator consumed by each the mapping single-
operator in an mode base station
MOCN network version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
50332594 VS.LC.DLCreditU Average number of version earlier than

sed.Mean.Share- downlink CEs V100R008C00,and
dOperator consumed by each the mapping single-
operator in an mode base station
MOCN network version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description
50342555 VS.LC.ULMax.Li- Maximum number of version earlier than

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342556 VS.LC.DLMax.Li- Maximum number of version earlier than

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342561 VS.LC.ULMax.Lic Maximum number of version earlier than

enseGroup.Shared UL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00
50342562 VS.LC.DLMax.Lic Maximum number of version earlier than

enseGroup.Shared DL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:Version
earlier than
V200R011C00


Description
50342563 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Maximum number of version earlier than

Max.LicenseGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
consumed by the mapping single-
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342564 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Maximum number of version earlier than

Max.LicenseGroup shared uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
.Shared consumed by the mapping single-
HSUPA services of a mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342567 VS.LC.DLMin.Lice Minimum Number of version earlier than

nseGroup.Shared DL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342568 VS.LC.ULMin.Lice Minimum Number of version earlier than

nseGroup.Shared UL CEs consumed in V100R008C00,and
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342569 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Minimum Number of version earlier than

Min.LicenseGroup. Shared uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
Shared Consumed by the mapping single-
HSUPA Services of a mode base station
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00


Description
50342570 VS.LC.DLMin.Li- Minimum number of version earlier than

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342571 VS.LC.ULMin.Li- Minimum number of version earlier than

version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
50342572 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Minimum number of version earlier than

Min.LicenseGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00,and
consumed by the mapping single-
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R012C
00
None
Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by an Operator
Counters
50332555 VS.LC.ULMea Average BTS3900 U

n.LicenseGroup number of WCDMA,
uplink CEs BTS3900
consumed by an
operator


50342555 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

LicenseGroup number of WCDMA,
uplink CEs BTS3900
consumed by an
operator
50342571 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

uplink CEs BTS3900
consumed by an
operator
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator.
This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average
number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by dividing
the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an
operator, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of
dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULMean.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.LC.ULMax.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.ULMin.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Downlink CEs Consumed by an Operator
Counters
50332556 VS.LC.DLMea Average BTS3900 U

n.LicenseGroup number of WCDMA,
downlink CEs BTS3900
consumed by an
operator
50342556 VS.LC.DLMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

consumed by an
operator
50342570 VS.LC.DLMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

consumed by an
operator
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated and shared downlink CEs consumed by an
operator. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
number of dedicated and shared downlink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by dividing

the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and shared downlink CEs consumed by
an operator, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of
dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLMean.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.DLMax.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.DLMin.Licen- Multi-mode: None

seGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of DL CEs Configured for an Operator
Counters
50332557 VS.LC.DLCred Number of BTS3900 U

itAvailable.Lice dedicated DL WCDMA,
nseGroup.Dedic CEs configured BTS3900
ated for an operator

Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated downlink CEs configured for an operator. This
counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the number of
dedicated downlink CEs configured for an operator is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable. Multi-mode: None

LicenseGroup.Dedicated GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator
Counters
50332558 VS.LC.ULCred Number of BTS3900 U

itAvailable.Lice dedicated UL WCDMA,
nseGroup.Dedic CEs configured BTS3900
ated for an operator
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated uplink CEs configured for an operator. This

Measurement Points
dedicated uplink CEs configured for an operator is obtained by dividing the accumulated value
in the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable. Multi-mode: None

LicenseGroup.Dedicated GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of UL CEs Configured for a Shared Group
Counters
50332559 VS.LC.ULCred Number of UL BTS3900 U

itAvailable.Shar CEs configured WCDMA,
ed for a shared BTS3900
group
Description
This counter measures the number of uplink CEs configured for a shared group within a
measurement period. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
uplink CEs configured for a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the
period by the number of samples.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable. Multi-mode: None

Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of DL CEs Configured for a Shared Group
Counters
50332560 VS.LC.DLCred Number of DL BTS3900 U

itAvailable.Shar CEs configured WCDMA,
ed for a shared BTS3900
group
Description
This counter measures the number of downlink CEs configured for a shared group within a
measurement period. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
downlink CEs configured for a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in
the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable. Multi-mode: None

Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Uplink CEs Consumed in an Shared group
Counters
50332561 VS.LC.ULMea Average BTS3900 U

n.LicenseGroup number of UL WCDMA,
.Shared CEs consumed BTS3900
in an shared
group
50342561 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

LicenseGroup.S number of UL WCDMA,
hared CEs consumed BTS3900
in an shared
group
50342568 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

LicenseGroup.S Number of UL WCDMA,
in an shared
group
Description
This counter measures the number of uplink CEs consumed in an shared group. This counter is
Measurement Points
number of uplink CEs consumed in an shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined
as the maximum number of uplink CEs consumed in an shared group, and the minimum of these
sampling results is defined as the minimum number of uplink CEs consumed in an shared group.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.ULMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.ULMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Downlink CEs consumed in an Shared group
Counters
50332562 VS.LC.DLMea Average BTS3900 U

n.LicenseGroup number of DL WCDMA,
.Shared CEs consumed BTS3900
in an shared
group
50342562 VS.LC.DLMax. Maximum BTS3900 U

LicenseGroup.S number of DL WCDMA,
in an shared
group


50342567 VS.LC.DLMin. Minimum BTS3900 U

LicenseGroup.S Number of DL WCDMA,
in an shared
group
Description
This counter measures the number of shared downlink CEs consumed in an shared group. This
Measurement Points
number of downlink CEs consumed in an shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined
as the maximum number of downlink CEs consumed in an shared group, and the minimum of
these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of downlink CEs consumed in an
shared group.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.DLMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.LC.DLMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of an Operator
Counters
50332563 VS.HSUPA.LC Average BTS3900 U

.ULMean.Licen number of WCDMA,
seGroup uplink CEs BTS3900
consumed by
HSUPA
services of an
operator
50342563 VS.HSUPA.LC Maximum BTS3900 U

.ULMax.Licen- number of WCDMA,
consumed by
HSUPA
services of an
operator
50342572 VS.HSUPA.LC Minimum BTS3900 U

.ULMin.Licen- number of WCDMA,
consumed by
HSUPA
services of an
operator
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA
services of an operator. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator is

obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The
maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and shared
uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator, and the minimum of these sampling
results is defined as the minimum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by
HSUPA services of an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMax.Li- Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMin.Li- Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of a Shared Group

Counters
50332564 VS.HSUPA.LC Average BTS3900 U

.ULMean.Licen number of WCDMA,
seGroup.Shared shared uplink BTS3900
CEs consumed
by HSUPA
services of a
shared group
50342564 VS.HSUPA.LC Maximum BTS3900 U

.ULMax.Licens number of WCDMA,
eGroup.Shared shared uplink BTS3900
CEs consumed
by HSUPA
services of a
shared group
50342569 VS.HSUPA.LC Minimum BTS3900 U

.ULMin.Licens Number of WCDMA,
eGroup.Shared Shared uplink BTS3900
CEs Consumed
by HSUPA
Services of a
shared group
Description
This counter measures the number of shared uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of a
shared group. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by dividing the
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed by an operator,
and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of dedicated
uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMax.Lic Multi-mode: None

enseGroup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMin.Lic Multi-mode: None

enseGroup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Average number of uplink CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN network
Counters
50332593 VS.LC.ULCred Average BTS3900 U

itUsed.Mean.Sh number of WCDMA,
aredOperator uplink CEs BTS3900
consumed by
each operator in
an MOCN
network
Description
This counter measures the average number of uplink CEs consumed by each operator in an
MOCN network. The traffic statistics ID ranges from -1 to 3. The range 0 to 3 corresponds to
the primary/secondary operator indexes configured on the RNC. Value -1 does not take effect.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds and measures the average number of uplink CEs
consumed by each operator in an MOCN network. At the end of a measurement period (for
example 15 minutes), the average number is obtained by diving the accumulated value in the

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

.SharedOperator GSM: None
LTE: None Package
Average number of downlink CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN

network
Counters
50332594 VS.LC.DLCred Average BTS3900 U

itUsed.Mean.Sh number of WCDMA,
aredOperator downlink CEs BTS3900
consumed by
each operator in
an MOCN
network
Description
This counter measures the average number of downlink CEs consumed by each operator in an
MOCN network. The traffic statistics ID ranges from -1 to 3. The range 0 to 3 corresponds to
the primary/secondary operator indexes configured on the RNC. Value -1 does not take effect.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds and measures the average number of downlink CEs
consumed by each operator in an MOCN network. At the end of a measurement period (for
example 15 minutes), the average number is obtained by diving the accumulated value in the

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

.SharedOperator GSM: None
LTE: None Package
2.3.2 Reserved measurements per operator

(OPERESERVE.OPERATOR)
Overview
Measurements reserved for operators.Reserved counter is used temporarily in patch versions
and will be replaced with a new counter in later versions. For the detailed information about
used reserved counters, see the "Used Reserved Counter List" of the corresponding version.
Counters
Description
50332591 VS.OpeReserve.Co Reserved 1 for the version earlier than

unter1.OP operator V100R008C00,and
the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00


Description

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00

the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R014C
00
None
Reserved 1 for the operator

Counters
50332591 VS.OpeReserve Reserved 1 for BTS3900 U

.Counter1.OP the operator WCDMA,
BTS3900
Description
None.
VS.OpeReserve.Counter1.OP None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900

Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.

Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Counters

BTS3900
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

2.4 LOCELL_SECTOREQM (LOCELL_SECTOREQM)

Overview
The object type "LOCELL_SECTOREQM" contains fourfunction subsets:
"IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM","PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM" ,"ERACH.LOCELL.SE
CTOREQM"and "RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM".
FunctionSubSets
IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM Measurement related to Iub Interface per

LOCELL_SECTOREQM
PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM Measurement related to PRACH per

LOCELL_SECTOREQM
ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM Measurement related to ERACH per

LOCELL_SECTOREQM
RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM Measurement related to RTWP per

LOCELL_SECTOREQM
2.4.1 Measurement related to Iub Interface per

LOCELL_SECTOREQM (IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
Iub Interface Measurement per LOCELL_SECTOREQM.
Counters
Description
50332348 VS.RL.NormRel.L Number of normal V100R008C00,and

ocell.SectorEqm cell-sectoreqm RL the mapping single-
releases mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50332349 VS.RL.AbnormRel Number of abnormal V100R008C00,and

.Locell.SectorEqm cell-sectoreqm RL the mapping single-
releases mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
Number of normal cell-sectoreqm RL releases
Counters
50332348 VS.RL.NormRe Number of BTS3900 U

l.Locell.Sector- normal cell- WCDMA,
Eqm sectoreqm RL BTS3900
releases
Description
This counter measures the number of normal cell-sectoreqm RL releases within a measurement
period when the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature
has been enabled.
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector in which
a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK DELETION REQUEST message
from the RNC and the RL is normally released. The measurement is triggered in each sector if
the UE is served by multiple sectors while releasing the RL.

Figure 2-21
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.NormRel.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: None

orEqm GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation
LTE: None of Signals from Multiple
RRUs in One Cell
Number of abnormal cell-sectoreqm RL releases
Counters
50332349 VS.RL.Abnorm Number of BTS3900 U

Rel.Locell.Sec- abnormal cell- WCDMA,
torEqm sectoreqm RL BTS3900
releases

Description
This counter measures the number of abnormal cell-sectoreqm RL releases within a
measurement period when the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in
One Cell feature has been enabled.
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector in which
a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK DELETION REQUEST message
from the RNC but the RL is abnormally released. The measurement is triggered in each sector
if the UE is served by multiple sectors while releasing the RL.
Figure 2-22
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.AbnormRel.Locell.S Multi-mode: None

ectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell

2.4.2 Measurement related to PRACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM

(PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
Measurement related to PRACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM.
Counters
Description
50332350 VS.PositiveNum.AI Number of cell- V100R008C00,and

CH.Locell.Sector- sectoreqm positive the mapping single-
Eqm AI mode base station
acknowledgments version that
for RACH users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332351 VS.NegativeNum.A Number of cell- V100R008C00,and

ICH.Locell.Sector- sectoreqm negative the mapping single-
Eqm AI mode base station
for RACH users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332352 VS.TBNum.Succ.R Number of TBs V100R008C00,and

ACH.Locell.Sector- successfully received the mapping single-
Eqm over the cell- mode base station
sectoreqm RACH version that
with correct CRCs introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50332353 VS.TBNum.Total. Total number of TBs V100R008C00,and

RACH.Locell.Sec- received over the the mapping single-
torEqm cell-sectoreqm mode base station
RACH version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

None
Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for RACH users
Counters
50332350 VS.PositiveNu Number of cell- BTS3900 U

m.AICH.Locell. sectoreqm WCDMA,
SectorEqm positive AI BTS3900
acknowledgme
nts for RACH
users
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgements for RACH
users within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple
RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on a basis of cell,
not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has been
enabled, this counter is sampled in each sector. At the end of a measurement period, the number
of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with positive acknowledgements
transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a sector.
If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not
been enabled, this counter is sampled on a basis of cell, not a basis of sector. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users
with positive acknowledgements transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.PositiveNum.AICH.Loc Multi-mode: None

ell.SectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell
Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for RACH users
Counters
50332351 VS.NegativeNu Number of cell- BTS3900 U

m.AICH.Locell. sectoreqm WCDMA,
SectorEqm negative AI BTS3900
acknowledgme
nts for RACH
users
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgements for RACH
users within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple
RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on a basis of cell,
not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with negative acknowledgements
transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a sector.
measurement period, the number of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users
with negative acknowledgements transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a cell.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.NegativeNum.AICH.Lo Multi-mode: None

cell.SectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell
Number of TBs successfully received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH with correct
CRCs
Counters
50332352 VS.TBNum.Su Number of TBs BTS3900 U

cc.RACH.Locel successfully WCDMA,
l.SectorEqm received over BTS3900
the cell-
sectoreqm
RACH with
correct CRCs
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs successfully received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH
with correct CRCs within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on
a basis of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
of TBs successfully received over the uplink RACH with correct CRCs is measured in a sector.

measurement period, the number of TBs successfully received over the uplink RACH with
correct CRCs is measured in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

RRUs in One Cell
Total number of TBs received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH
Counters
50332353 VS.TBNum.Tot Total number of BTS3900 U

al.RACH.Locel TBs received WCDMA,
l.SectorEqm over the cell- BTS3900
sectoreqm
RACH
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH with correct
and incorrect CRCs within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on
a basis of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
of TBs successfully received over the uplink RACH with correct CRCs is measured in a sector.

measurement period, the number of TBs successfully received over the uplink RACH with
correct CRCs is measured in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Total.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

RRUs in One Cell
2.4.3 Measurement related to ERACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM

(ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
Measurement related to ERACH per LOCELL_SECTOREQM.
Counters
Description
50332354 VS.ERACH.Positiv Number of cell- V100R008C00,and

eNum.AICH.Locell sectoreqm positive the mapping single-
.SectorEqm AI mode base station
for E-RACH users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description
50332355 VS.ERACH.Negati Number of cell- V100R008C00,and

veNum.AICH.Loce sectoreqm negative the mapping single-
ll.SectorEqm AI mode base station
for E-RACH users introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for E-RACH users
Counters
50332354 VS.ERACH.Po Number of cell- BTS3900 U

sitiveNum.AIC sectoreqm WCDMA,
H.Locell.Sector positive AI BTS3900
Eqm acknowledgme
nts for E-RACH
users
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgements for E-
RACH users within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from
Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on a basis
of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
enabled, the number of positive acknowledgements (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) and
the number of positive acknowledgements (with +1 extended acquisition indicators (EAIs))
transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH are sampled per sector within a measurement
period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the
value of this counter.
been enabled, the number of positive acknowledgements (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs))

and the number of positive acknowledgements (with +1 extended acquisition indicators (EAIs))
transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH are sampled per cell within a measurement period.
At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of
this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.PositiveNum.A Multi-mode: None

ICH.Locell.SectorEqm GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for E-RACH users
Counters
50332355 VS.ERACH.Ne Number of cell- BTS3900 U

gativeNum.AIC sectoreqm WCDMA,
H.Locell.Sector negative AI BTS3900
Eqm acknowledgme
nts for E-RACH
users
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgements for E-
RACH users within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from
Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled, the measurement is triggered on a basis
of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
enabled, the number of negative acknowledgements transmitted to E-RACH users over the

AICH is sampled per sector within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period,
the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter.
been enabled, the number of negative acknowledgements transmitted to E-RACH users over the
AICH is sampled per cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period,
the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter.
When extended acquisition indicators (EAIs) are not configured, the number of negative
acknowledgements (with -1 AIs) transmitted to E-RACH users is sampled. When EAIs are
configured, the number of negative acknowledgements (with -1 AIs and -1 EAIs) transmitted
to E-RACH users is sampled.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.NegativeNum. Multi-mode: None

AICH.Locell.SectorEqm GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
2.4.4 Measurement related to RTWP per LOCELL_SECTOREQM

(RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
measurements of locell recieved power

Counters
Description
50342590 VS.MeanRTWP.Lo Average RTWP of V100R008C00,and

cell.SectorEqm.Ant Antenna 0 the mapping single-
0 mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

1 mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

2 mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

3 mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
50342594 VS.MinRTWP.Loc Minimum RTWP of V100R008C00,and

ell.SectorEqm.Ant0 Antenna 0 the mapping single-
mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00


Description

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00

mode base station
version that
introduce this
counter is:
NodeB:V200R015C
00
None
Average number of Ant RTWP
Counters
50342590 VS.MeanRTW Average RTWP BTS3900 U

P.Locell.Sector of Antenna 0 WCDMA,
Eqm.Ant0 BTS3900

Eqm.Ant1 BTS3900



Eqm.Ant2 BTS3900

Eqm.Ant3 BTS3900
50342594 VS.MinRTWP. Minimum BTS3900 U

Locell.SectorEq RTWP of WCDMA,
m.Ant0 Antenna 0 BTS3900



Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and minimum antenna RTWP of each receive
antenna during a measurement period
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB accumulates the antenna RTWP per second. Assume
that the sum is A. The NodeB counts the seconds in the measurement period. Assume that this
value is B. Then, Average antenna RTWP = A/B. The system calculates the average antenna
RTWP every 5 seconds and then takes the minimum value within the measurement period as
the minimum antenna RTWP.
Formula
None
Unit
dBm

Related Features
VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

orEqm.Ant0 GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: WRFD-010209

UMTS: WRFD-010209

UMTS: WRFD-010209

UMTS: WRFD-010209
VS.MinRTWP.Locell.Secto Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

rEqm.Ant0 GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: WRFD-010209

UMTS: WRFD-010209

UMTS: WRFD-010209


UMTS: WRFD-010209


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About This Document

Product Name Version

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Figure 1 Document structure

Table 1 explains the terms shown in Figure 1.

On the top level, object types are classified into three

Object types are located at the second level of the document

Function subsets are located at the third level of the document

Counters are located at the fourth level of the document

Counter Item Description

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Table 2 Description of each counter item

Object Overview Definition and function of an object type.

Functio FunctionSet Name of the function set.

Counters Counters contained in a function subset.

Counter Counter ID A string of digits that uniquely identifies a counter.

Counter Name Name of a counter. It is composed of a string of uppercase letters,

Counter A phrase that provides a simple description about a counter.

Description Detailed description about a counter.

Measurement Condition for triggering counter measurement.

Formula Relationship among counters.

Unit Unit of a counter.

Related Features related to a counter are listed in feature ID and feature

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Network NE Type of a product displayed on the M2000. The value can be

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1.15 Measurement of OMCH performance (OMCH)......................................................................................................181

2 Radio Network Related Measurement..................................................................................307

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2.2.4 Reserved measurements per NodeB (NODEBRESERVE.NODEB)......................................................................705

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1 Equipment and Transport Network Related

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1.1 NodeB (NodeB)

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1.20 Measurement of IPOAAAL5 performance (IPOAAAL5)

1.21 Measurement of TRUNK performance (TRUNK)

1.22 Measurement of firewall performance (Firewall)

1.23 Measurement of IKE performance (IKE)

1.24 Measurement of IPSec performance (IPSec)

1.25 Measurement of SCTP Link performance (SCTPLNK)

1.26 Measurement of UserPlaneHostIP performance (UserPlaneHostIP)

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1.1 NodeB (NodeB)

IUB.NODEB IUB measurements per NodeB

TRAFFIC.NODEB NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource

NBAP.NODEB NodeB NBAP procedure measurement

NODEBRESERVE.NODEB Reserved measurements per NodeB

EQUIPMENT.NODEB EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB

1.1.1 EQUIPMENT measurements per NodeB

50333215 VS.ShutdownTime. PSU shutdown total version earlier than

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Counter ID Counter Name Counter Original Release

50333220 VS.BTS.EnergyCo The sum of power version earlier than

50333221 VS.BTS.EnergyCo Power consumption version earlier than