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from different frequency bands in one cell, with a BCCH in only one of the frequency bands This allows for
Increased trunking efficiency and traffic carrying capability relative to a traditional Dual-Band Site Reduced overall Dual-Band Network system/cell planning complexity in terms of lowering the number of cells, neighbour relations and measurement frequencies Quality improvement due to decreased number of handovers Tighter reuse of non-BCCH frequency band
15 relations 2 direction
3 relations 2 direction
With the same amount of TRX, BTS MBC increases BSC Capacity (number of subscribers)
Dynamic
BTS
Power
Control,
Discontinuous
Transmission and Frequency Hopping on the BCCH frequency. By omitting the BCCH from one of the frequency bands in a multi band cell, these restrictions
Band Combinations
MS capability
MS capability: single, dual or tri-band:
Single band MS will not work if it is not capable to BCCH frequency band
Traffic distribution
Coverage size of overlaid subcell
LOL, TAOL, DTCB
From UL to OL
Number of cells within (DTCB+DTCBHYST+NDIST) from serving cell is greater than or equal to NNCELLS
Then:
From OL to UL
If
TA >= TAOL + TAOLHYST AND if:
Number of cells within (DTCB+DTCBHYST+NDIST) from serving cell is greater than or equal to NNCELLS
Then:
DTCB
LOL
is the path loss threshold for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell.
TAOL
is the timing advance threshold for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell. .
DTCB
is the distance to cell border threshold for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell. .
LOLHYST
is the path loss hysteresis for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell.
TAOLHYST
is the timing advance hysteresis for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell. .
DTCBHYST
NDIST
is the distance to cell border hysteresis for the serving area of the OL subcell within a cell. . is a threshold in dB. A non-cosited neighbouring cell's signal strength has to be above or equal to SSserv- (DTCB + DTCBHYST + NDIST) to be included as an interfering neighbour in NNCELLS. . is the number of non-cosited neighbouring cells that must be within NDIST from DTCB + DTCBHYST of the serving area of the OL subcell to trigger a DTCB evaluation. .
NNCELLS
SCLD
Sub cell Load Distribution (SCLD) new parameters (in BSS R12 and next)
SCLDSC = UL (Specifies which sub cell that is preferred at
channel allocation) In BSS R12, the SCLD function can also be configured to work in the opposite direction, with OL as the preferred subcell. With this configuration the SCLD function will aim at keeping the MSs connected to the OL subcell. The UL subcell is then only used, when the traffic in the OL subcell increases beyond a certain limit In BSS R12 instead of a threshold for entering the OL and a threshold for leaving the OL, the 2 new thresholds are used in combination for choosing the passage from UL to OL and vice versa
channel allocation. SCLDLUL:This parameter specifies the percentage level of idle full rate capable TCHs in the underlaid subcell. A value at or below this level will cause Subcell Load Distribution from the underlaid subcell to the overlaid subcell to be attempted. SCLDLOL:This parameter specifies the percentage level of idle full rate capable Traffic Channels (TCH) in the overlaid subcell. At or below this level will cause Subcell Load Distribution from the overlaid subcell to the underlaid subcell to be attempted.
Note:
No SDCCH should be configured in OL subcell, which
makes use of Subcell Load Distribution, since it is only applicable to traffic channels.
1800 and 900 band in a MBC. FBOFFS is added to the measured RXLev in the serving cell (if call is in OL).
Radio Coverage between the 900 and 1800 Subcells in terms of: Free space propagation loss Antenna gain Feeder length TRU output power CDU type
D:\Doc\LOL calculation.xlsx
The signal must be bigger (or equal) than -82 dBm the Intracell Handover from UL to OL to occur
LOLHYST = 1
The signal must be lower than -89 dBm for the Intracell Handover from OL to UL to occur.
assignment on TCH is not allowed, The purpose of this strategy is to avoid unsuccessful handovers or blocked calls when the UL subcell is congested, but there are available idle channels in the OL subcell. The drawback is that the OL subcell may serve MSs outside its defined serving area, which might lead to excessive interference CHAP 6: Immediate assignment on TCH, SDCCH chosen first, Overlaid subcell as last resort.
cell, restricted to UL subcell. at Inter cell handover and Assignment to other cell the channel allocation is restricted to UL subcell even if the preferred subcell is the OL. The purpose of this strategy is to prevent direct handovers to the OL subcell. CHAP 10: Inter cell handover and Assignment to other cell, OL subcell as last resort. This profile provides a channel allocation strategy similar to profile 5. However, at Inter cell handover and Assignment to other cell, UL subcell will be prioritized before OL subcell even if the preferred subcell is the OL. The purpose of this strategy is to always prioritize direct handovers to the UL subcell.
Parameter FBOFFS Add 900 BCCH in Active BA list Remove all SDCCH CHANNEL LOL LOLHYST IHO TALIM TAOL
Recommended value
3
Command RLLOC
comment UL
RLMFC
UL
OL OL OL OL&UL OL
Parameter TAOLHYST SCLDSC SCLDLUL SCLDLOL SCLDLL SCLDUL CHAP SSDESUL SSLENUL LCOMPUL QDESUL QLENUL QCOMPUL REGINTUL
DTXFUL
Command RLOLC RLLLC RLLLC RLLLC RLLLC RLLLC RLHPC RLPCC RLPCC RLPCC RLPCC RLPCC RLPCC RLPCC
RLPCC
GPRS/EGPRS Parameters
GPRSPRIO:GPRS priority, numeral[0-15] We should consider it if SCLD is active.
This parameter controls whether preemptable on-demand Packet Data Channels (PDCHs) will be treated as idle or busy for functions: Dynamic Half Rate (HR) allocation and TCH packing, Cell Load Sharing, Subcell Load Distribution and GSM - UMTS Cell Reselection and Handover. Per Cell Default=0(Preemptable on-demand PDCHs will be treated as idle for all the functions.) If the value=5; Preemptable on-demand PDCHs will be treated as busy for the following functions: Dynamic HR allocation and TCH packing, Subcell Load Distribution and idle for the following functions: Cell Load Sharing/Hierarchical Cell Structures, GSM - UMTS Cell Reselection and Handover.
GPRS/EGPRS Parameters
MBCRAC: Multi band cell radio access capabilities.
Per BSC,[0-2]. This exchange property specifies if channels in all
frequency bands or only in the BCCH frequency band are considered at PDCH allocation and PDCH reservation when the MS Radio Access Capability is unknown. Default=0(Channels only in the BCCH frequency band are considered)
GPRS/EGPRS Parameters
SCALLOC:
makes it possible to restrict GPRS/EGPRS to a certain subcell when a subcell structure is defined for the cell. I.e. if the allocation of PDCHs shall be restricted to the underlaid subcell (=UL) or, if the allocation of PDCHs shall be restricted to the overlaid subcell (=OL). The SCALLOC parameter also has an additional meaning - prioritisation, i.e. it can be set to allow allocation of PDCHs in both subcells, but having the underlaid subcell as preferred (=BOTHUL), or to allow allocation of PDCHs in both subcells but having the overlaid subcell as preferred (=BOTHOL). It is set per cell. Default value is UL. Per cell Default:UL
the same time SCALLOC to a value that allows only the non-BCCH frequency band. If so, a significant number of TBF reservations will fail. The system doesn't know the MS frequency capability at the moment of first assignment and has to assume the BCCH frequency band capability only, but at the same time it is not allowed to use the BCCH frequency band because of SCALLOC.
KPI CHAP SCLDTAOL Power Control ParameterLOL Urgency HO Parameter . ( border) B047E B092N 1/1 1/3 1800 .
Table 3(BSC Average of Average of Average of Average of Average of TCH view) CDR1 CDR2 IHSR OHSR CSSR TRAFFIC
0.6
1.6
96
96.4
89.7
25720.5
0.8
1.7
95.8
96
90.4
26137.5
0.54
1.5
95.6
95
90
27196.7
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