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LTE Radio Access, Rel. RL60, Operating Documentation, Issue 04,Parameters (Excel)

Flexi Multiradio BTS LTE Commissioning, RNW and Transmission Parameters

DN09147584Issue 02BApproval Date 2014-09-08

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LTE Radio Access, Rel. RL60, Operating Documentation, Issue 04,Parameters (Excel)

Flexi Multiradio BTS LTE Commissioning, RNW and Transmission Parameters

DN09147584Issue 02BApproval Date 2014-09-08

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LTE Radio Access, Rel. RL60, Operating Documentation, Issue 04,Parameters (Excel)

Flexi Multiradio BTS LTE Commissioning, RNW and Transmission Parameters

DN09147584Issue 02BApproval Date 2014-09-08

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LTE Radio Access, Rel. RL60, Operating Documentation, Issue 04,Parameters (Excel)

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1. IntroductionThe purpose of this document is to assist users in finding parameters, their meanings, specifications, and default values. The managed objects and parameters are listed in alphabetical order.

2. How to read this excel reportThe excel report provides a full information on the parameter dictionary. It shows the full set of parameter attributes including the change information.

The excel report consists of two main sections:- MO Class Tree- Parameter List

2. 1 MO Class TreeThis section shows the full Managed Object Class tree with the names of classes. Rows are grouped into respective class levels for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the left panel to browse the tree.

2.2 Parameter ListThis section shows the full parameter information including the following:- abbreviated names- managed objects- parent/child parameter relationships- default values- range and step- field descriptions- change information

2.2.1 Field descriptionsField descriptions are provided in the second row of Parameter List section. Use fold (-) and unfold (+) buttons on the left panel to respectively hide and show the field descriptions.

2.2.2 Change informationChange information is a part of Parameter List section and is available in the following ways:

1. Definition on whether the parameter is new, removed, changed, or has been moved to another location in the structure (for example, to another managed object class). That definition is provided in the following columns:

- Changes between issues ... which shows the changes since the previous issue of the document.- Changes between releases ... which shows the changes since the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

If the cell is empty, the parameter is not changed, nor new, nor removed, nor moved.Note that removed parameters are listed in the very bottom and they are marked with red font.

Filters are enabled for convenient browsing of the change categories.

2. Detailed change information showing the current and previous values of parameter attributes. That information is provided in the following columns:

- <parameter attribute> in issue ... which shows the value in the previous issue of the document.- <parameter attribute> in release ... which shows value in the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

The columns are grouped into attribute-specific sections for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the top bar to browse the attribute-specific change details. Use unfold all (2) and fold all (1) buttons on the left hand side of the top bar to respectively show and hide the change details for the whole report.

Note that for all parameters except new and removed ones, the field values for previous issue and previous release are always provided to show total history information. Additionally, the changed attributes of parameters are highlighted with grey color. Highlights are enabled to specify whether there is a change between issues or releases.

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1. IntroductionThe purpose of this document is to assist users in finding parameters, their meanings, specifications, and default values. The managed objects and parameters are listed in alphabetical order.

2. How to read this excel reportThe excel report provides a full information on the parameter dictionary. It shows the full set of parameter attributes including the change information.

The excel report consists of two main sections:- MO Class Tree- Parameter List

2. 1 MO Class TreeThis section shows the full Managed Object Class tree with the names of classes. Rows are grouped into respective class levels for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the left panel to browse the tree.

2.2 Parameter ListThis section shows the full parameter information including the following:- abbreviated names- managed objects- parent/child parameter relationships- default values- range and step- field descriptions- change information

2.2.1 Field descriptionsField descriptions are provided in the second row of Parameter List section. Use fold (-) and unfold (+) buttons on the left panel to respectively hide and show the field descriptions.

2.2.2 Change informationChange information is a part of Parameter List section and is available in the following ways:

1. Definition on whether the parameter is new, removed, changed, or has been moved to another location in the structure (for example, to another managed object class). That definition is provided in the following columns:

- Changes between issues ... which shows the changes since the previous issue of the document.- Changes between releases ... which shows the changes since the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

If the cell is empty, the parameter is not changed, nor new, nor removed, nor moved.Note that removed parameters are listed in the very bottom and they are marked with red font.

Filters are enabled for convenient browsing of the change categories.

2. Detailed change information showing the current and previous values of parameter attributes. That information is provided in the following columns:

- <parameter attribute> in issue ... which shows the value in the previous issue of the document.- <parameter attribute> in release ... which shows value in the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

The columns are grouped into attribute-specific sections for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the top bar to browse the attribute-specific change details. Use unfold all (2) and fold all (1) buttons on the left hand side of the top bar to respectively show and hide the change details for the whole report.

Note that for all parameters except new and removed ones, the field values for previous issue and previous release are always provided to show total history information. Additionally, the changed attributes of parameters are highlighted with grey color. Highlights are enabled to specify whether there is a change between issues or releases.

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1. IntroductionThe purpose of this document is to assist users in finding parameters, their meanings, specifications, and default values. The managed objects and parameters are listed in alphabetical order.

2. How to read this excel reportThe excel report provides a full information on the parameter dictionary. It shows the full set of parameter attributes including the change information.

The excel report consists of two main sections:- MO Class Tree- Parameter List

2. 1 MO Class TreeThis section shows the full Managed Object Class tree with the names of classes. Rows are grouped into respective class levels for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the left panel to browse the tree.

2.2 Parameter ListThis section shows the full parameter information including the following:- abbreviated names- managed objects- parent/child parameter relationships- default values- range and step- field descriptions- change information

2.2.1 Field descriptionsField descriptions are provided in the second row of Parameter List section. Use fold (-) and unfold (+) buttons on the left panel to respectively hide and show the field descriptions.

2.2.2 Change informationChange information is a part of Parameter List section and is available in the following ways:

1. Definition on whether the parameter is new, removed, changed, or has been moved to another location in the structure (for example, to another managed object class). That definition is provided in the following columns:

- Changes between issues ... which shows the changes since the previous issue of the document.- Changes between releases ... which shows the changes since the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

If the cell is empty, the parameter is not changed, nor new, nor removed, nor moved.Note that removed parameters are listed in the very bottom and they are marked with red font.

Filters are enabled for convenient browsing of the change categories.

2. Detailed change information showing the current and previous values of parameter attributes. That information is provided in the following columns:

- <parameter attribute> in issue ... which shows the value in the previous issue of the document.- <parameter attribute> in release ... which shows value in the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

The columns are grouped into attribute-specific sections for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the top bar to browse the attribute-specific change details. Use unfold all (2) and fold all (1) buttons on the left hand side of the top bar to respectively show and hide the change details for the whole report.

Note that for all parameters except new and removed ones, the field values for previous issue and previous release are always provided to show total history information. Additionally, the changed attributes of parameters are highlighted with grey color. Highlights are enabled to specify whether there is a change between issues or releases.

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1. IntroductionThe purpose of this document is to assist users in finding parameters, their meanings, specifications, and default values. The managed objects and parameters are listed in alphabetical order.

2. How to read this excel reportThe excel report provides a full information on the parameter dictionary. It shows the full set of parameter attributes including the change information.

The excel report consists of two main sections:- MO Class Tree- Parameter List

2. 1 MO Class TreeThis section shows the full Managed Object Class tree with the names of classes. Rows are grouped into respective class levels for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the left panel to browse the tree.

2.2 Parameter ListThis section shows the full parameter information including the following:- abbreviated names- managed objects- parent/child parameter relationships- default values- range and step- field descriptions- change information

2.2.1 Field descriptionsField descriptions are provided in the second row of Parameter List section. Use fold (-) and unfold (+) buttons on the left panel to respectively hide and show the field descriptions.

2.2.2 Change informationChange information is a part of Parameter List section and is available in the following ways:

1. Definition on whether the parameter is new, removed, changed, or has been moved to another location in the structure (for example, to another managed object class). That definition is provided in the following columns:

- Changes between issues ... which shows the changes since the previous issue of the document.- Changes between releases ... which shows the changes since the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

If the cell is empty, the parameter is not changed, nor new, nor removed, nor moved.Note that removed parameters are listed in the very bottom and they are marked with red font.

Filters are enabled for convenient browsing of the change categories.

2. Detailed change information showing the current and previous values of parameter attributes. That information is provided in the following columns:

- <parameter attribute> in issue ... which shows the value in the previous issue of the document.- <parameter attribute> in release ... which shows value in the latest issue of the document in the previous product release.

The columns are grouped into attribute-specific sections for structured and convenient view. Use unfold (+) and fold (-) buttons in the top bar to browse the attribute-specific change details. Use unfold all (2) and fold all (1) buttons on the left hand side of the top bar to respectively show and hide the change details for the whole report.

Note that for all parameters except new and removed ones, the field values for previous issue and previous release are always provided to show total history information. Additionally, the changed attributes of parameters are highlighted with grey color. Highlights are enabled to specify whether there is a change between issues or releases.

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Managed Object Class Tree

MRBTS ANTLBTSSCL

LCELLLNBTS

ADIPNOANRPRLANRPRTANRPRWBTSSC

ANTLLCELMHARET

CRGPRCTRLTS

MTRACEFTM

AMGR CERTHETHLKIPNO

BFDBFDGRPIDNSIEIF

IVIFIHCPINTPIPRMIPRTIPRTV6QOSTWAMP

IPSECC L2SWIOAMMD

OAMMA OAMMEP

OAMPRFPMTNLPPTTSYNC

STPGTAC

LTACTOPB

TOPFTOPP

UNITGTPUITRACELNADJ

LNADJL

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LNADJGLNADJWLNADJXLNADLPLNCEL

CARELCDFIMGFIM IAFIMIRFIMLNHOGLNHOHLNHOIFLNHOWLNHOXLNNEIHLNRELLNRELGLNRELWLNRELXREDRTUFFIMXPARAM

LNHENBLNMMEMFBIPRMODPR

MODIMPMODRED

MOPR MOIMPMORED

PMRNLSCTPULCOMP

MHAPMCADMRETRMODSMOD

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Managed Object Class Name

Multiradio BTS Site Antenna Line parameters LTE BTS radio specific configuration Local Cell LTE LTE Basestation RNW parameters Adjacent IP Node parameters Automatic Neighbor Relationship Profile LTE Automatic Neighbor Relationship Profile TD-SCDMA Automatic Neighbor Relationship Profile WCDMA BTS Site commissioning parameters Antenna Line parameters Local Cell parameters Mast Head Amplifier Remote Electrical Tilt Cell Resource Group Profile Trace Control Cell Trace Session Flexi transport module Account Manager Certificate Handler Ethernet link interface IP Node Configuration BFD session Bidirectional Forwarding Detection Group DNS Access Plain Ethernet network interface VLAN interface DHCP access NTP Server Configuration Restricted mode configuration IP Routing Tables IPv6 Routing Tables Quality of Service configuration TWAMP session IPsec configuration Layer 2 Switch Maintenance Domain Maintenance Association Maintenance Association End Point Link OAM Profile Transport Performance Management Measurement Administration PDH physical section trail termination point Clock Synchronization Synchronization Protection Group Transport admission control Transport admission control for LTE ToP base MO ToP freq sync ToP Phase Sync Hardware Unit GPRS Tunnel Protocol User Plane parameters Interface Trace Neighbouring LTE BTS Neighbouring LTE BTS Cell

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Neighbouring GERAN BTS Cell Neighbouring WCDMA BTS Cell Neighbouring CDMA 1xRTT BTS Cell Target Cell for S1 Handover LTE BTS CELL RNW parameters Carrier Aggregation Relation CDMA2000 frequency Idle Mode parameters GERAN frequency Idle Mode parameters Intra frequency Idle Mode parameters Inter frequency Idle Mode parameters Handover parameters to Neigbouring GERAN BTS Cell LN Handover to HRPD Handover parameters to Neigbouring Interfrequency LTE Cell Handover parameters to Neigbouring WCDMA BTS Cell Handover parameters to Neigbouring CDMA2000 1xRTT Cell LN Neighbourship to HRPD Cell LTE Neighbor Relation LTE Neighbor Relation to GERAN LTE Neighbor Relation to UTRAN LTE Neighbor Relation to CDMA2000 1xRTT Redirection target parameters Utran FDD frequency Idle Mode parameters CDMA2000 1xXRTT Parameter Home eNB Set LTE Mobility Management Entity Multiple Frequency Band Indicator Profile Mobility Default Profile Mobility Idle Mode Default Profile Mobility Default profile for Redirection Mobility Profile Mobility Idle Mode Profile Mobility Profile for Redirection PM counters configuration for radio network layer Stream Control Transmission Protocol parameters Uplink coordinated multipoint set Mast Head Amplifier Performance Measurement Common Administration Remote Electrical Tilt Radio Module System Module

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Abbreviated Name

amgrId

ldapConnectionType

primaryLdapPort

Changed primaryLdapServer

Changed actAlsoForUeBasedANR

anrPrLId

anrThresRSRPNbCell

New anrThresRSRPNbCellMobEv

anrThresRSRQNbCell

nrLimitInterFreq

Note:See the How to Read This Report tabfor instructions on the usage of Parameter List

Changes between issues 02A and 02B

Changes between releases RL50 and RL60

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nrLimitIntraFreq

targetCarrierFreq

anrPrWId

cellsToApplyList

enableAnrProfile

lnRelWDefaults

csfbPsHoAllowed

psHoAllowed

srvccAllowed

lnRelWLimitForAnr

pscBlacklist

psc

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pscLast

rncIdCoding

rncIdAlignment

rncIdType

srvccHoInd

utraCarrierFreq

additionalRxGain

Changed alDcVoltageEnabled

antId

antennaRoundTripDelay

antennaTotalLoss

Changed antlId

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Changed communication3gppEnabled

feederVoltage

mrcProdCode

Changed rModId

ulDelay

vswrMajorAlarm

vswrMinorAlarm

bfdActivation

bfdAdminUp

Changed bfdDestAddress

Changed bfdDetectMult

Changed bfdGrp

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bfdId

Changed bfdSourceIpAddr

Changed bfdSourceUdpPort

Changed bfdType

desMinTxInt

reqMinRxInt

bfdGrpId

alToggSuppList

alToggAmount

alToggClearenceTime

alToggConditonTime

faultName

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inUse

btsId

btsName

Changed btsSyncMode

btssclId

Changed ext1ppsClkOutOn

ext2M048ClkInUse

Changed ext2M048ClkOutOn

Changed gpsCableLength

Changed gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts

Changed gpsInUse

Changed gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay

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holdOverModeUsed

Changed rfSharingEnabled

syncPropagationEnabled

Changed tdmSyncInUse

caRelId

caSchedFairFact

disableSCellPDCCHOlLa

Changed lcrId

Changed cdfimId

New csfbRegParam1xRtt

New foreignNidReg

New foreignSidReg

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New homeReg

New multiNid

New multiSid

New nid

New paramReg

New powerDownReg

New powerUpReg

New regPeriod

New regZone

New sid

New totalZone

New zoneTimer

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New hoRegParamHrpd

New hrpdPreRegAllowed

New hrpdPreRegZoneId

New hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1

New hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2

Changed hrpdBdClList

hrpdBdClBcl

hrpdCResPrio

hrpdFrqThrH

hrpdFrqThrL

New idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

Changed hrpdNCList

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hrpdArfcn

hrpdBdClNcl

hrpdCellId

hrpdExSel

Changed rttBdClList

New idleLBRttCelResWeight

rttBdClBcl

rttCResPrio

rttFrqThrH

rttFrqThrL

Changed rttNCList

rttArfcn

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rttBdClNcl

rttCellId

rttExSel

Changed searchWinSize

Changed tResHrpd

tResHrpdSF

Changed hrpResTiFHM

Changed hrpResTiFMM

Changed tResRtt

tResRttSF

Changed rttResTiFHM

Changed rttResTiFMM

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New BTSOperatorCertificate

New certificateFingerprint

New certificateIssuedBy

New certificateIssuedTo

New certificateSerialNumber

New certificateType

New certificateValidFrom

New certificateValidTo

New CRLDPSource

New CRLDistributionPoint

New CRLDPPrimary

New CRLDPSecondary

Page 27: RL60 Parameters

New CRLInfo

New CRLDPType

New CRLDistributionPoint

New CRLDownloadStatus

New CRLIssuer

New CRLNextUpdate

New CRLNumOfRevCert

New CRLThisUpdate

Changed New CRLUpdateFailureReason

New CRLUsageEnabled

btsCertificateUpdateTime

Changed Changed caCertificateUpdateTime

Page 28: RL60 Parameters

caSubjectName

certhId

cmpDirectory

cmpServerIpAddress

cmpServerPort

crlUpdatePeriod

New crgPrId

New crgSkipThreshold

New defaultPlmnGroupId

New plmnGroupList

New mcc

New mnc

Page 29: RL60 Parameters

New mncLength

New plmnGroupId

New plmnGroupShareList

New plmnGroupId

New plmnGroupShare

ctrlTsId

extTraceReporting

extCellTraceRep

extUeTraceRep

maxUeTraceSessions

netActIpAddr

omsTracePortNum

Page 30: RL60 Parameters

tceTracePortNum

traceRepMode

cellTraceRepMode

ueTraceRepMode

ueActiveTrcSessFlag

vendorSpecTracing

taTracing

acceptableFrameTypes

Changed administrativeState

Changed ethLinkId

l2BurstSize

l2IngressRate

Page 31: RL60 Parameters

l2ShaperRate

Changed l2VlanIdList

highValue

lowValue

linkOAMEnabled

linkOAMProfile

macAddr

Changed portDefaultPriority

Changed portDefaultVlanId

speedAndDuplex

ftmId

locationName

Page 32: RL60 Parameters

Changed softwareReleaseVersion

systemTitle

userLabel

gfimId

Changed tResGer

tResGerSF

Changed gerResTiFHM

Changed gerResTiFMM

bandInd

gCelResPrio

Changed gerArfcnVal

Changed gerFrqThrH

Page 33: RL60 Parameters

Changed gerFrqThrL

gnflId

New idleLBGeranCelResWeight

nccperm

pMaxGer

Changed qRxLevMinGer

gtpuId

gtpuN3Reqs

gtpuPathSupint

gtpuT3Resp

sgwIpAddressList

Changed sgwIpAddress

Page 34: RL60 Parameters

transportNwId

iafimId

intrFrBCList

Changed rangeIntraPci

startIntraPci

intrFrNCList

physCellIdNcl

qOffsetCell

dnsAccessId

serverIpAddress

serverIpAddress2

New ieifId

Page 35: RL60 Parameters

Changed localIpAddr

New localIpv6Addr

New localIpv6PrefixLength

Changed mtu

Changed netmask

qosEnabled

sbs

sbsTotal

sir

sirTotal

Changed trafficPathShapingEnable

Changed upperLayerShaping

Page 36: RL60 Parameters

wfqSchedQueueWeight

client_identifier

dhcpClientIdentifier

dhcpFixedIpAddress

dhcpAccessId

hardware_identifier

dhcpFixedIpAddress

dhcpHardwareIdentifier

range_identifier

dhcpRangeEnd

Changed dhcpRangeStart

ntpAccessId

Page 37: RL60 Parameters

Changed ntpServers

actFastIpRerouting

Changed actIpTnlMeasure

New actIpv6

Changed actSeparationRanSharing

Changed addTransportNwIpAddrList

addCPlaneIpv4Address

New addCPlaneIpv6Address

addUPlaneIpv4Address

New addUPlaneIpv6Address

transportNwId

bfdHoldUpTime

Page 38: RL60 Parameters

btsId

btsSubnetMacAddr

Changed cPlaneIpAddress

New cPlaneIpv6Address

Changed disableFtp

Changed enableSoam

ftmBtsSubnetAddress

ftmBtsSubnetMask

icmpResponseEnabled

ipNodeId

mPlaneIpAddress

mainTransportNwId

Page 39: RL60 Parameters

oamIpAddr

oamTlvReply

omsTls

planeMacAddr

New retransTimer

Changed sPlaneIpAddress

secOmsIpAddr

servingOms

servingOmsAdminSetting

servingOmsSwoRequest

twampFlag

twampIpAddress

Page 40: RL60 Parameters

twampReflFlag

udpEchoFlag

twampMessageRate

Changed twampReflectorPort

Changed uPlaneIpAddress

New uPlaneIpv6Address

wfqSchedOamWeight

RmExceptions

sourceTwoDiscr

sourceTwoIpAddr

sourceTwoNetMask

userLabel

Page 41: RL60 Parameters

iprmId

ipRoutingTableId

staticRoutes

bfdId

destIpAddr

gateway

netmask

preference

New ipv6RoutingTableId

New staticIpv6Routes

New bfdId

New destIpv6Addr

Page 42: RL60 Parameters

New destinationIpv6PrefixLength

New gatewayIpv6Addr

New preference

New ipSecEmBypassCtrlIpAddr

New ipSecEmBypassEnabled

New ipSecEmBypassExit

New ipSecEmBypassPingTimer

New ipSecEmBypassState

ipSecEnabled

ipSeccId

Changed securityPolicies

antiReplayEnabled

Page 43: RL60 Parameters

antiReplayWindowSize

dpddelay

dpdtimeout

encryptionMethod

New ikeDiffHellGrp

ikeEncryptionMethod

ikeProtocol

ipSecStatus

Changed localIpAddress

localIpPort

New localIpPrefixLength

Changed localTunnelEndpoint

Page 44: RL60 Parameters

policyNumber

protocol

Changed remoteIpAddress

remoteIpPort

New remoteIpPrefixLength

remoteTunnelEndpoint

saMaxLifeTime

dlCarFrqEut

eutCelResPrio

New idleLBEutCelResWeight

Changed intFrBCList

rangeInterPci

Page 45: RL60 Parameters

startInterPci

Changed intFrNCList

physCellIdNcl

qOffCell

interFrqQThrR9

interFrqQThrHighR9

interFrqQThrLowR9

Changed interFrqThrH

Changed interFrqThrL

interPresAntP

Changed interTResEut

Changed irfimId

Page 46: RL60 Parameters

measBdw

pMaxInterF

qOffFrq

qQualMinR9

Changed qRxLevMinInterF

tResEutSF

Changed eutResTiFHM

Changed eutResTiFMM

Changed localIpAddr

New localIpv6Addr

New localIpv6PrefixLength

Changed netmask

Page 47: RL60 Parameters

qosEnabled

sbs

sir

vlanId

Changed vlanIfNetId

wfqSchedQueueWeight

Changed dscpMap

dscp

priorityQueue

enableLayer2Switching

l2PriorityQueueWeight2

l2PriorityQueueWeight3

Page 48: RL60 Parameters

l2PriorityQueueWeight4

Changed l2PriorityQueueWeight5

Changed l2PriorityQueueWeight6

Changed portDefaultPriority

portDefaultVlanId

priorityQueueNonIP

priorityQueuePcp0

priorityQueuePcp1

priorityQueuePcp2

priorityQueuePcp3

priorityQueuePcp4

priorityQueuePcp5

Page 49: RL60 Parameters

priorityQueuePcp6

priorityQueuePcp7

priorityQueueUntagged

qosClassification

switchId

vlanAwareSwitch

Changed lCellId

repeaterDelay

Changed resourceList

antlId

subCellId

txRxUsage

Page 50: RL60 Parameters

Changed sectorId

Changed adjEnbId

Changed cPlaneIpAddr

cPlaneIpAddrCtrl

guGroupIdList

mcc

mmeGroupId

mnc

mncLength

Changed lnAdjId

Changed plmnId

mcc

Page 51: RL60 Parameters

mnc

mncLength

x2LinkStatus

arfcnValueGeran

bandIndicatorGeran

basestationColourCode

dtm

Changed gTargetCi

Changed gTargetLac

Changed gTargetRac

lnAdjGId

Changed mcc

Page 52: RL60 Parameters

Changed mnc

Changed mncLength

networkColourCode

Changed networkControlOrder

rimStatus

Changed systemInfoListGeran

Changed systemInfoType

bcPlmnIdList

mcc

mnc

mncLength

cpConfDL

Page 53: RL60 Parameters

cpConfUL

dlTrmBw

ecgiAdjEnbId

ecgiLcrId

ecgiPlmnId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

fDlEarfcn

fUlEarfcn

lnAdjlId

phyCellId

Page 54: RL60 Parameters

sourceOfData

spcSubConfTD

tac

trmBwTD

ulDlConfTD

ulTrmBw

lnAdjWId

primaryPlmnId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

secondaryPlmnIdL

Page 55: RL60 Parameters

mcc

mnc

mncLength

sourceOfData

Changed srvccHoInd

Changed uTargetCid

uTargetFreq

uTargetLac

uTargetRac

Changed uTargetRncId

uTargetScFdd

New arfcn

Page 56: RL60 Parameters

New bandClass

New cellId

New lnadjxId

New marketId

New pnOffset

New sectorId

New swNo

New act1xCsfb

New act8EpsBearers

actCMAS

Changed actCSFBRedir

actCellTrace

Page 57: RL60 Parameters

New actCellTraceWithIMSI

actCiphering

Changed actCompChecks

actConvVoice

actCplaneOvlHandling

Changed actCsfbPsHoToUtra

Changed actDLCAggr

actDistributedSite

Changed actDualBand

Changed actDualCarrier

New actDualRx1xCsfb

actERabModify

Page 58: RL60 Parameters

actETWS

Changed actEmerCallRedir

Changed actEnhAcAndGbrServices

Changed actFlexBbUsage

actGsmRedirWithSI

New actHOtoHrpd

Changed actHOtoWcdma

actHeNBMobility

New actHighPrioServices

Changed actHighRrc

New actHoFromUtran

Changed actIMSEmerSessR9

Page 59: RL60 Parameters

Changed actIdleLB

Changed actIfHo

Changed actImmHRPD

actImmXrtt

Changed actInterFreqLB

actIntraFreqLoadBal

New actLPPaOtdoa

actLTES1Ho

actLocRep

actMDTCellTrace

New actMFBI

actMultBearers

Page 60: RL60 Parameters

actMultGbrBearers

actNonGbrServiceDiff

New actOTNRecovery

actOperatorQCI

New actOperatorQCIGBR

actOptMmeSelection

actPdcpRohc

Changed actRIMforGSM

actRedirect

actRfChaining

actS1Flex

actS1OlHandling

Page 61: RL60 Parameters

actSelMobPrf

Changed actSrvccToGsm

actSrvccToWcdma

actSubscriberTrace

New actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte

Changed actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte

Changed actUeBasedAnrUtran

Changed New actUlCoMp

actZUC

Changed acteNACCtoGSM

amRlcPBTab1

Page 62: RL60 Parameters

dlPollByte

ueCategory

Changed ulPollByte

amRlcPBTab2

Changed dlPollByte

ueCategory

Changed ulPollByte

amRlcPBTab3

Changed dlPollByte

ueCategory

Changed ulPollByte

amRlcPBTab4

Page 63: RL60 Parameters

Changed dlPollByte

ueCategory

Changed ulPollByte

amRlcPBTab5

Changed dlPollByte

ueCategory

Changed ulPollByte

New anrIfTRSC

anrOmExtEnable

anrRobLevel

blacklistedGsmPlmnsForRim

mcc

Page 64: RL60 Parameters

mnc

mncLength

btsResetRequest

caMinDlAmbr

cipherPrefL

eea0

eea1

eea2

eea3

Changed congWeightAlg

defProfIdxAM

defProfIdxUM

Page 65: RL60 Parameters

enableAutoLock

enableGrflShdn

Changed enbName

etwsPrimNotifBcDur

Changed glbNbEnbIdX2LinkBlacklist

enbId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

New hpsSessConfig

New hpsSessArpMax

New hpsSessArpMin

Page 66: RL60 Parameters

imsEmerPlmnConfig

emerSessArpPreemCap

emerSessArpPreemVul

emerSessArpPrioLev

emerSessLimServ

emerSessMcc

emerSessMnc

emerSessMncLen

integrityPrefL

eia0

eia1

eia2

Page 67: RL60 Parameters

eia3

keyRefrMarg

Changed lnBtsId

New maxNumOfLnadjLimit

maxNumPreEmptions

New maxNumX2LinksIn

New maxNumX2LinksOut

Changed mcc

minNotActivatedUtraRSCFS

Changed mnc

Changed mncLength

moProfileSelect

Page 68: RL60 Parameters

nRimRirG

nullFallback

operationalState

New otnRecoveryPeriod

ovlha

actInHORed

actRrcConnRed

pbrNonGbr

pciIpAdrMap

dlEarfcn

enbId

Changed ipAdr

Page 69: RL60 Parameters

mcc

mnc

mncLength

pci

pdcpProf1

pdcpProfileId

statusRepReq

tDiscard

pdcpProf101

pdcpProfileId

rohcMaxCid

snSize

Page 70: RL60 Parameters

tDiscard

pdcpProf102

pdcpProfileId

snSize

tDiscard

pdcpProf103

pdcpProfileId

snSize

tDiscard

pdcpProf104

pdcpProfileId

snSize

Page 71: RL60 Parameters

tDiscard

pdcpProf2

pdcpProfileId

statusRepReq

tDiscard

pdcpProf3

pdcpProfileId

statusRepReq

tDiscard

pdcpProf4

pdcpProfileId

statusRepReq

Page 72: RL60 Parameters

tDiscard

pdcpProf5

pdcpProfileId

statusRepReq

tDiscard

prioTopoHO

prohibitLBHOTimer

Changed prohibitPsHOtoWcdma

Changed pwsWithEmAreaId

qciTab1

Changed delayTarget

drxProfileIndex

Page 73: RL60 Parameters

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

maxGbrDl

maxGbrUl

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

Page 74: RL60 Parameters

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

qciTab2

Changed delayTarget

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

l2OHFactorDL

l2OHFactorUL

lcgid

maxGbrDl

maxGbrUl

Page 75: RL60 Parameters

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

qciTab3

Changed delayTarget

drxProfileIndex

Page 76: RL60 Parameters

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

l2OHFactorDL

l2OHFactorUL

lcgid

maxGbrDl

maxGbrUl

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

Page 77: RL60 Parameters

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

qciTab4

Changed delayTarget

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

l2OHFactorDL

l2OHFactorUL

lcgid

Page 78: RL60 Parameters

maxGbrDl

maxGbrUl

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

qciTab5

Page 79: RL60 Parameters

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

Page 80: RL60 Parameters

schedulPrio

schedulType

schedulWeight

qciTab6

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

Page 81: RL60 Parameters

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

schedulWeight

qciTab7

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

Changed pdcpProfIdx

Page 82: RL60 Parameters

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

schedulWeight

qciTab8

drxProfileIndex

dscp

Page 83: RL60 Parameters

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

schedulWeight

Page 84: RL60 Parameters

qciTab9

drxProfileIndex

dscp

enforceTtiBundling

lcgid

pdcpProfIdx

prio

qci

qciSupp

resType

rlcMode

rlcProfIdx

Page 85: RL60 Parameters

schedulBSD

schedulPrio

schedulWeight

Changed qciTabOperator

counterGroup

New delayTarget

Changed drxProfileIndex

dscp

Changed enforceTtiBundling

New l2OHFactorDl

New l2OHFactorUl

Changed lcgid

Page 86: RL60 Parameters

New maxGbrDl

New maxGbrUl

Changed pdcpProfIdx

New prio

Changed qci

qciSupp

Changed resType

Changed rlcMode

Changed rlcProfIdx

schedulBSD

Changed schedulPrio

schedulWeight

Page 87: RL60 Parameters

New rachAccessForHoFromUtran

recoveryResetDelay

Changed rfSharingState

rlcProf1

pollPdu

rlcProfileId

tPollRetr

tProhib

tReord

rlcProf101

rlcProfileId

snFieldLengthDL

Page 88: RL60 Parameters

snFieldLengthUL

tReord

rlcProf102

rlcProfileId

snFieldLengthDL

snFieldLengthUL

tReord

rlcProf103

rlcProfileId

snFieldLengthDL

snFieldLengthUL

tReord

Page 89: RL60 Parameters

rlcProf104

rlcProfileId

snFieldLengthDL

snFieldLengthUL

tReord

rlcProf2

pollPdu

rlcProfileId

tPollRetr

tProhib

tReord

rlcProf3

Page 90: RL60 Parameters

pollPdu

rlcProfileId

tPollRetr

tProhib

tReord

rlcProf4

pollPdu

rlcProfileId

tPollRetr

tProhib

tReord

rlcProf5

Page 91: RL60 Parameters

pollPdu

rlcProfileId

tPollRetr

tProhib

tReord

s1InducedCellDeactDelayTime

sCellActivationCyclePeriod

sCellActivationMethod

Changed sCellDeactivationTimereNB

sCellpCellHARQFdbkUsage

shutdownStepAmount

shutdownWindow

Page 92: RL60 Parameters

New supportedNumOfLnadj

systemInformationListWCDMA

physCellId

sysInfo

tRimKaG

tRimPollG

tRimRirG

tS1RelPrepG

tS1RelPrepL

Changed tS1RelPrepU

tagMaxAM

tagMaxUM

Page 93: RL60 Parameters

timDelACContPreempt

ttiBundlingDuringHoMeas

Changed txPathFailureMode

New ulpcRssiMaxIAw

New voiceSuppMatchInd

Changed a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas

Changed a2TimeToTriggerActGERANMeas

New a2TimeToTriggerActHrpdMeas

Changed a2TimeToTriggerActInterFreqMeas

Changed a2TimeToTriggerActWcdmaMeas

Changed a2TimeToTriggerRedirect

Changed a3Offset

Page 94: RL60 Parameters

a3ReportInterval

a3TimeToTrigger

a5ReportInterval

a5TimeToTrigger

acBarCsfbOc

acBarAC

acBarTime

probFac

acBarMMTelVideoOc

acBarAC

acBarTime

probFac

Page 95: RL60 Parameters

acBarMMTelVoiceOc

acBarAC

acBarTime

probFac

acBarOc

ocAcBarAC

ocAcBarTime

ocAcProbFac

acBarSig

sigAcBarAC

sigAcBarTime

sigAcProbFac

Page 96: RL60 Parameters

Changed actDlsOldtc

actDlsVoicePacketAgg

Changed actDrx

Changed actFastMimoSwitch

Changed actLdPdcch

actModulationSchemeUL

New actNoIntraBandIFMeasurements

Changed actOlLaPdcch

Changed actOtdoa

Changed actPrsTxDiv

New actPuschMask

actRepeaterMode

Page 97: RL60 Parameters

New actSixIfMeasurements

Changed actSmartDrx

Changed actSuperCell

Changed actTtiBundling

New actUlGrpHop

Changed actUlLnkAdp

New actUlpcMethod

addAUeRrHo

addAUeTcHo

addEmergencySessions

addGbrTrafficRrHo

addGbrTrafficTcHo

Page 98: RL60 Parameters

addNumDrbRadioReasHo

addNumDrbTimeCriticalHo

addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo

addNumQci1DrbTimeCriticalHo

addSpectrEmi

administrativeState

Changed anrUtraRscpThres

applyOutOfSyncState

blacklistHoL

blacklistTopo

freqEutra

phyCellIdRange

Page 99: RL60 Parameters

phyCellIdStart

blankedPucch

New c2KTimers

New tC2KMeasReport

New tC2KRelocPrep

New tC2kRelocExec

New tULHOPrepTransfer

celResTiF

Changed celResTiFHM

Changed celResTiFMM

cellBarred

cellCapClass

Page 100: RL60 Parameters

cellIndOffServ

Changed cellName

cellReSelPrio

cellResetRequest

New cellResourceGroupPrId

New cellResourceSharingMode

cellSelectionInfoV920

qQualMinOffsetR9

qQualMinR9

cellSrPeriod

cellType

cqiAperEnable

Page 101: RL60 Parameters

cqiAperMode

Changed cqiPerNp

cqiPerSbCycK

cqiPerSimulAck

dFListPucch

dFpucchF1

dFpucchF1b

dFpucchF2

dFpucchF2a

dFpucchF2b

dSrTransMax

defPagCyc

Page 102: RL60 Parameters

deltaMargin

deltaPreMsg3

deltaPucchShift

Changed deltaTfEnabled

dl64QamEnable

Changed dlCellPwrRed

Changed dlChBw

dlInterferenceEnable

dlInterferenceLevel

dlInterferenceModulation

Changed dlMimoMode

Changed dlOlqcEnable

Page 103: RL60 Parameters

dlPathlossChg

dlPcfichBoost

dlPhichBoost

dlRsBoost

Changed dlTargetBler

dlamcCqiDef

Changed dlamcEnable

Changed dlpcMimoComp

dlsDciCch

dlsFdAlg

Changed dlsOldtcTarget

Changed dlsUsePartPrb

Page 104: RL60 Parameters

drxApplyDeviceType

drxProfile1

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxProfile101

drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

Changed drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

drxProfile102

Page 105: RL60 Parameters

drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

drxRetransT

New drxProfile103

New drxInactivityT

New drxLongCycle

New drxOnDuratT

New drxProfileIndex

New drxProfilePriority

Page 106: RL60 Parameters

New drxRetransT

Changed drxProfile2

Changed drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

Changed drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

Changed drxProfile3

drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

Changed drxOnDuratT

Page 107: RL60 Parameters

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

Changed drxProfile4

drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

Changed drxProfile5

drxInactivityT

Page 108: RL60 Parameters

drxLongCycle

drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

Changed drxSmartProfile2

Changed drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

Changed drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

Page 109: RL60 Parameters

drxShortCycle

drxShortCycleT

smartStInactFactor

Changed drxSmartProfile3

drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

Changed drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

drxShortCycle

drxShortCycleT

Page 110: RL60 Parameters

smartStInactFactor

Changed drxSmartProfile4

Changed drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

drxShortCycle

drxShortCycleT

smartStInactFactor

Changed drxSmartProfile5

Page 111: RL60 Parameters

Changed drxInactivityT

drxLongCycle

drxOnDuratT

drxProfileIndex

drxProfilePriority

Changed drxRetransT

drxShortCycle

drxShortCycleT

smartStInactFactor

Changed eCallAcBarred

New eHrpdSectList

New preRegLoadBalFactor

Page 112: RL60 Parameters

New sectorID

Changed eUlLaAtbPeriod

Changed eUlLaBlerAveWin

Changed eUlLaDeltaMcs

Changed eUlLaLowMcsThr

Changed eUlLaLowPrbThr

Changed eUlLaPrbIncDecFactor

Changed earfcnDL

Changed earfcnUL

New emAreaIdList

Changed enableAmcPdcch

enableBetterCellHo

Page 113: RL60 Parameters

enableCovHo

enableDl16Qam

Changed enableLowAgg

Changed enablePcPdcch

eutraCelId

New eutranAccessPointPosition

New altitude

New confidence

New degreesOfLatitude

New degreesOfLongitude

New directionOfAltitude

New latitudeSign

Page 114: RL60 Parameters

New orientationOfMajorAxis

New uncertaintyAltitude

New uncertaintySemiMajor

New uncertaintySemiMinor

New fUlLAAtbTrigThr

filterCenterTx

filterCoeff

filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0

filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp

filterCoefficientCpichEcn0

filterCoefficientCpichRscp

filterCoefficientRSRP

Page 115: RL60 Parameters

filterCoefficientRSRQ

Changed filterCoefficientRSSI

furtherPlmnIdL

cellReserve

mcc

mnc

mncLength

gbrCongHandling

grpAssigPUSCH

harqMaxMsg3

harqMaxTrDl

harqMaxTrUl

Page 116: RL60 Parameters

harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling

hopModePusch

New hrpdTimers

New tC2KRelocOverallHrpd

New tC2KRelocPrepHrpd

New tUlHoPrepTransferHrpd

hsScenario

Changed hysA3Offset

Changed hysThreshold2GERAN

New hysThreshold2Hrpd

Changed hysThreshold2InterFreq

Changed hysThreshold2Wcdma

Page 117: RL60 Parameters

Changed hysThreshold2a

Changed hysThreshold3

Changed hysThreshold4

Changed iFLBLoadThresholds

Changed iFLBBearCheckTimer

iFLBHighLoadGBRDL

iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL

iFLBHighLoadPdcch

iFLBNomNumPrb

New iFLBRetryTimer

iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL

iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL

Page 118: RL60 Parameters

iFLBTargetLoadPdcch

New idleLBCelResWeight

idleLBPercentageOfUes

Changed ilReacTimerUl

Changed inactivityTimer

Changed iniMcsDl

iniMcsUl

iniPrbsUl

Changed intrFrqCelRes

intraPresAntP

lcrId

Changed lnCelId

Page 119: RL60 Parameters

loadBalancingProfile

lowerMarginCIO

maxBitrateDl

maxBitrateUl

maxCrPgDl

maxCrRa4Dl

maxCrRaDl

maxCrSibDl

maxGbrTrafficLimit

maxNrSymPdcch

maxNumActDrb

Changed maxNumActUE

Page 120: RL60 Parameters

maxNumCaConfUeDc

maxNumQci1Drb

maxNumRrc

maxNumRrcEmergency

Changed maxNumUeDl

Changed Changed maxNumUeUl

mbrSelector

measQuantityCSFBUtra

Changed measQuantityUtra

New mimoClConfig

Moved mimoClCqiThD

Page 121: RL60 Parameters

Moved mimoClCqiThU

Moved mimoClRiThD

Moved mimoClRiThU

New mimoOlConfig

Moved mimoOlCqiThD

Moved mimoOlCqiThU

Moved mimoOlRiThD

Moved mimoOlRiThU

minBitrateDl

minBitrateUl

moPrMappingList

moPrId

Page 122: RL60 Parameters

spid

spidLast

Changed mobStateParamNCelChgHgh

Changed mobStateParamNCelChgMed

Changed mobStateParamTEval

Changed mobStateParamTHystNorm

modPeriodCoeff

n1PucchAn

n310

n311

Changed nCqiRb

offsetFreqIntra

Page 123: RL60 Parameters

operationalState

p0NomPucch

p0NomPusch

Changed pMax

pMaxIntraF

pMaxOwnCell

pagingNb

pdcchAggDefUe

pdcchAggMsg4

pdcchAggPaging

pdcchAggPreamb

pdcchAggRaresp

Page 124: RL60 Parameters

pdcchAggSib

pdcchAlpha

Changed pdcchCqiShift

Changed pdcchHarqTargetBler

pdcchUlDlBal

periodicCqiFeedbackType

periodicUeMeas

activateMeas

measurementType

reportAmount

reportInterval

phichDur

Page 125: RL60 Parameters

phichRes

phyCellId

prachCS

prachConfIndex

Changed prachFreqOff

Changed prachHsFlag

prachPwrRamp

preambTxMax

primPlmnCellres

prsBandwidth

prsConfigurationIndex

prsMuting

Page 126: RL60 Parameters

prsMutingInfo

prsMutingInfoPatternLen

prsNumDlFrames

prsPowerBoost

pucchNAnCs

puschAckOffI

puschCqiOffI

puschRiOffI

Changed qHyst

qQualMinR9

qRxLevMinOffset

Changed qrxlevmin

Page 127: RL60 Parameters

qrxlevminintraF

raContResoT

raLargeMcsUl

raMsgPoffGrB

raNondedPreamb

raPreGrASize

Changed raRespWinSize

raSmallMcsUl

raSmallVolUl

New rand

Changed rcAmbrMgnDl

Changed rcAmbrMgnUl

Page 128: RL60 Parameters

Changed rcEnableDl

Changed rcEnableUl

Changed redBwEnDl

Changed redBwMaxRbDl

New redBwRbUlConfig

redBwMaxRbUl

redBwMinRbUl

Changed redBwRpaEnUl

riEnable

Changed riPerM

Changed riPerOffset

rootSeqIndex

Page 129: RL60 Parameters

New rsrqMobilityParams

New a1ReportInterval

New a2TimeToTriggerMobRsrq

New hysThreshold2MobRsrq

New threshold2MobRsrq

New threshold2aRsrq

Changed rsrqRedirectParams

a2TimeToTriggerRedirectRsrq

Changed hysThreshold4Rsrq

Changed threshold4Rsrq

New rttCellIdInfo

New rttCsfbType

Page 130: RL60 Parameters

New rttPreregRefCellId

New rttPreregCellId

New rttPreregMarketId

New rttPreregSectorId

New rttPreregSwNo

sIntraSearchV920

sIntraSearchPR9

sIntraSearchQR9

Changed sIntrasearch

sNonIntraSearchV920

sNonIntraSearchPR9

sNonIntraSearchQR9

Page 131: RL60 Parameters

Changed sNonIntrsearch

siWindowLen

sib2Scheduling

siMessagePeriodicity

siMessageRepetition

siMessageSibType

sib3Scheduling

siMessagePeriodicity

siMessageRepetition

siMessageSibType

Changed sibSchedulingList

siMessagePeriodicity

Page 132: RL60 Parameters

siMessageRepetition

Changed siMessageSibType

spStResPars

Changed nCellChgHigh

Changed nCellChgMed

Changed qHystSfHigh

Changed qHystSfMed

Changed tEvaluation

Changed tHystNormal

srbSchedWeightDl

srbSchedWeightUl

Changed srsConfiguration

Page 133: RL60 Parameters

Changed srsPwrOffset

stInactFactor

Changed syncSigTxMode

t300

t301

t302

Changed t304InterRAT

t304InterRATGsm

t304IntraLte

Changed t304eNaccGsm

t310

t311

Page 134: RL60 Parameters

t320

tExtendedWait

New tPageCorrInt

tPeriodicBsr

Changed tPeriodicPhr

tProhibitPhr

tReTxBsrTime

Changed tReselEutr

tStoreUeCntxt

taMaxOffset

taTimer

taTimerMargin

Page 135: RL60 Parameters

tac

threshServingLowQR9

Changed threshSrvLow

Changed threshold1

Changed threshold2GERAN

New threshold2Hrpd

Changed threshold2InterFreq

Changed threshold2Wcdma

Changed threshold2a

Changed threshold3

Changed threshold3a

Changed threshold4

Page 136: RL60 Parameters

timeToTriggerSfHigh

timeToTriggerSfMedium

ttiBundlingBlerTarget

ttiBundlingBlerThreshold

ttiBundlingSinrThreshold

Changed ulChBw

Changed ulCombinationMode

ulRsCs

ulTargetBler

ulamcAllTbEn

ulamcSwitchPer

ulatbEventPer

Page 137: RL60 Parameters

Changed ulpcAlpha

New ulpcIAwConfig

New p0NomPuschIAw

New ulpcCEBalanceIAw

New ulpcMinQualIAw

New ulpcMinWaitForPc

New ulpcRefPwrIAw

ulpcIniPrePwr

New ulpcPucchConfig

Moved ulpcLowlevCch

Moved ulpcLowqualCch

ulpcUplevCch

Page 138: RL60 Parameters

Moved ulpcUpqualCch

New ulpcPuschConfig

Moved ulpcLowlevSch

Moved ulpcLowqualSch

ulpcUplevSch

ulpcUpqualSch

ulpcRarespTpc

Changed ulpcReadPeriod

ulsFdPrbAssignAlg

ulsMaxPacketAgg

ulsMinRbPerUe

ulsMinTbs

Page 139: RL60 Parameters

New ulsPuschMask

New ulsPuschMaskLength

New ulsPuschMaskStart

Changed ulsSchedMethod

New uplinkPCCommonr10

New deltaFPucchF1bCSr10

New deltaFPucchF3r10

upperMarginCIO

Changed useId

cellIndOff

freqEutra

lnHeNBId

Page 140: RL60 Parameters

pciFirst

pciLast

arfcnValueListGERAN

Changed b2Threshold1GERAN

Changed b2Threshold2RssiGERAN

Changed b2TimeToTriggerGERANMeas

bandIndicatorGERAN

hysB2ThresholdGERAN

Changed lnHoGId

nccperm

Changed reportIntervalGERAN

New b2Threshold1Hrpd

Page 141: RL60 Parameters

New b2Threshold2PstrHrpd

New b2TimeToTriggerHrpdMeas

New hrpdCarrierFreq

New hrpdArfcn

New hrpdBandClass

New hrpdMeasLoadBalFactor

New hrpdPreRegAllowed

New hrpdSearchWindowSize

New hysB2ThresholdHrpd

New lnHohId

New offsetFreqHrpd

New reportIntervalHrpd

Page 142: RL60 Parameters

Changed a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq

Changed a3OffsetRsrqInterFreq

Changed a3ReportIntervalRsrpInterFreq

Changed a3ReportIntervalRsrqInterFreq

Changed a3TimeToTriggerRsrpInterFreq

Changed a3TimeToTriggerRsrqInterFreq

Changed a5ReportIntervalInterFreq

Changed a5TimeToTriggerInterFreq

Changed eutraCarrierInfo

Changed hysA3OffsetRsrpInterFreq

Changed hysA3OffsetRsrqInterFreq

Changed hysThreshold3InterFreq

Page 143: RL60 Parameters

interPresAntP

lnHoIfId

Changed measQuantInterFreq

measurementBandwidth

offsetFreqInter

Changed threshold3InterFreq

Changed threshold3aInterFreq

thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter

Changed thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter

Changed b1ThresholdCSFBUtraEcn0

Changed b1ThresholdCSFBUtraRscp

b1TimeToTriggerCSFBUtraMeas

Page 144: RL60 Parameters

Changed b2Threshold1Utra

Changed b2Threshold2UtraEcn0

Changed b2Threshold2UtraRscp

Changed b2TimeToTriggerUtraMeas

Changed hysB1ThresholdCSFBUtra

Changed hysB2ThresholdUtra

lnHoWId

maxNumCsfbTargets

offsetFreqUtra

Changed reportIntervalUtra

utraCarrierFreq

New lnhoxId

Page 145: RL60 Parameters

New rttCarrierFreq

New rttArfcn

New rttBandClass

New rttMaxNumCsfbTargets

New rttSearchWindowSize

New rttStrengthThresh

accMmePlmnsList

mcc

mnc

mncLength

New administrativeState

Changed ipAddrPrim

Page 146: RL60 Parameters

Changed ipAddrSec

lnMmeId

mmeName

relMmeCap

s1LinkStatus

transportNwId

New hrpdArfcn

New hrpdBandClass

New hrpdPnOffset

New hrpdSectorID

New lnNeiHId

New psHoAllowed

Page 147: RL60 Parameters

cellIndOffNeigh

cellIndOffNeighDelta

ecgiAdjEnbId

ecgiLcrId

ecgiPlmnId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

handoverAllowed

lnRelId

nrControl

nrStatus

Page 148: RL60 Parameters

ci

eNACCAllowed

lac

Changed lnRelGId

nrControl

plmnId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

redirWithSysInfoAllowed

srvccAllowed

csfbPsHoAllowed

Page 149: RL60 Parameters

Changed lnRelWId

nrControl

plmnId

mcc

mnc

mncLength

psHoAllowed

srvccAllowed

Changed uTargetCid

Changed uTargetRncId

New arfcn

New bandClass

Page 150: RL60 Parameters

New cellId

New e1xCsfbAllowed

New lnrelxId

New marketId

New pnOffset

New sectorId

New swNo

ltacId

tacLimitGbrEmergency

tacLimitGbrHandover

tacLimitGbrNormal

transportNwId

Page 151: RL60 Parameters

New addFreqBandInd

New addSpectrEmissReq

New eutraCarrierFreq

New mfbiPrId

active

aisgProtocol

alarmThresholdLevel

antBandList

Changed antBeamwidth

antOperFreqBand

Changed antOperGain

antBearing

Page 152: RL60 Parameters

Changed antModel

Changed antSerial

Changed antlId

Changed baseStationID

connection

gainResolution

Changed installDate

Changed installerID

lnaNumber

maxGain

mhaAlarmDetection

mhaGain

Page 153: RL60 Parameters

mhaId

mhaType

minGain

prodCode

releaseId3Gpp

Changed scannedAntennaInterface

Changed sectorID

serNum

substance

tmaSubunitRxFreqBandMax

tmaSubunitRxFreqBandMin

tmaSubunitTxFreqBandMax

Page 154: RL60 Parameters

tmaSubunitTxFreqBandMin

tmaSubunitType

wmhConnector

Changed cdmaHrpdBdClL

cdmaHrpdBdCl

New idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

Changed cdmaRttBdClL

cdmaRttBdCl

New idleLBRttCelResWeight

Changed dlCarFrqEutL

Changed dlCarFrqEut

New idleLBEutCelResWeight

Page 155: RL60 Parameters

Changed geranCarFrqBd

geranBandInd

New idleLBGeranCelResWeight

Changed geranCarFrqIdleModeL

modimpId

Changed utrFddCarFrqL

New idleLBUtraFddCelResWeight

utrFddCarFrq

autoAdapt

freqLayListCsfbHighWcdma

freqLayListCsfbNormWcdma

freqLayListLte

Page 156: RL60 Parameters

freqLayListPsHoWcdma

freqLayListSrvccWcdma

idleLBPercentageOfUes

moDPrId

Changed refFreqListNaccGeran

bandIndicator

referenceARFCN

Changed refFreqListSrvccGsm

bandIndicator

referenceARFCN

addGsmSIToRedirMsg

Changed csFallBPrio

Page 157: RL60 Parameters

Changed emerCallPrio

moDRedId

Changed redirBandCdma

Changed redirFreqCdma

Changed redirFreqEutra

Changed redirFreqUtra

redirGeranArfcnValueL

Changed redirGeranBandIndicator

Changed redirRAT

Changed redirectPrio

Changed cdmaHrpdBdClL

cdmaHrpdBdCl

Page 158: RL60 Parameters

New idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

Changed cdmaRttBdClL

cdmaRttBdCl

New idleLBRttCelResWeight

Changed dlCarFrqEutL

dlCarFrqEut

New idleLBEutCelResWeight

Changed geranCarFrqBd

geranBandInd

New idleLBGeranCelResWeight

Changed geranCarFrqIdleModeL

moimpId

Page 159: RL60 Parameters

Changed utrFddCarFrqL

New idleLBUtraFddCelResWeight

utrFddCarFrq

freqLayListCsfbHighWcdma

freqLayListCsfbNormWcdma

freqLayListLte

freqLayListPsHoWcdma

freqLayListSrvccWcdma

idleLBPercentageOfUes

moPrId

Changed refFreqListNaccGeran

bandIndicator

Page 160: RL60 Parameters

referenceARFCN

Changed refFreqListSrvccGsm

bandIndicator

referenceARFCN

addGsmSIToRedirMsg

Changed csFallBPrio

Changed emerCallPrio

moRedId

Changed redirBandCdma

Changed redirFreqCdma

Changed redirFreqEutra

Changed redirFreqUtra

Page 161: RL60 Parameters

redirGeranArfcnValueL

Changed redirGeranBandIndicator

Changed redirRAT

Changed redirectPrio

actEthernetSec

altitude

autoConHWId

autoConSiteId

autoConfBlocked

New cmSyncCheck

New cmSyncCheckPeriod

commissioningRequired

Page 162: RL60 Parameters

New configDataRevisionNumber

latitude

longitude

mrbtsId

passUnitList

comment

name

Changed prodCode

Changed serNum

version

resetToTestDedicated

sharedRfTechnologies

Page 163: RL60 Parameters

symptomDataTriggerL

timeZone

unitList

primaryConnection

prodCode

secondaryConnection

unitName

unitNumber

Changed variant

cellId

cellMaxActiveUEsTraced

cellTrcMode

Page 164: RL60 Parameters

cellVendorSpecTracing

cellTaTracing

eutranTraceId

eutranTraceIdMcc

eutranTraceIdMnc

eutranTraceIdMncLen

traceId

trcRecSessionRef

mTraceId

tceCellTracePortNum

tceIpAddress

traceRrcMsgCategory

Page 165: RL60 Parameters

traceRrcNonUeSpecMsgList

traceRrcSetting

traceRrcUeSpecMsgList

traceS1MsgCategory

traceS1NonUeSpecMsgList

traceS1Setting

traceS1UeSpecMsgList

traceX2MsgCategory

traceX2NonUeSpecMsgList

traceX2Setting

traceX2UeSpecMsgList

assocId

Page 166: RL60 Parameters

ccmTxPeriod

maName

vlanEnabled

vlanId

domainId

mdLevel

Changed mdName

Changed aisEnabled

enableCcm

Changed ethernetPort

oammepId

remoteMepList

Page 167: RL60 Parameters

Changed macAddr

mepId

vlanPrio

activeMode

alarmClearanceDelay

efEventThreshold

efEventWindow

Changed efpEventThreshold

efpEventWindow

efssEventThreshold

efssEventWindow

Changed eventRepetition

Page 168: RL60 Parameters

eventSupport

Changed linkOAMProfileName

loopBackTime

New loopbackSupported

profileId

testFrameRate

testFrameSize

pmCAdmId

reportingIntervalPm

mtCellAvailability

mtCellLoad

mtCellRes

Page 169: RL60 Parameters

mtCellThruput

mtEPSBearer

mtInterSysHo

New mtInterSysHoEhrpdBc

mtInterSysHoGsmNb

mtInterSysHoUtranNb

mtIntereNBHo

mtIntraeNBHo

mtLTEHo

mtPowQualDL

mtPowQualUL

New mtQoS

Page 170: RL60 Parameters

mtRRC

mtRadBearer

mtS1AP

mtTranspLoad

mtUEandServiceDiff

mtUEstate

mtX2AP

mteNBload

mtintraLTEHoNb

pmRnlId

Changed lte_ETHIF_Stats_Interval

Changed lte_Ethernet_Link_Interval

Page 171: RL60 Parameters

Changed lte_IPSec_Interval

Changed lte_IP_Filtering_Interval

Changed lte_IP_Stats_Interval

lte_L2SWI_Stats_Interval

Changed lte_PHB_Stats_Interval

Changed lte_TAC_Statistics_Interval

Changed lte_TOP_FreqSync_Stats_Interval

New

lte_TWAMP_Stats_Interval

lte_VLAN_IP_Stats_Interval

lte_VLAN_PHB_Stats_Interval

lte_VLAN_Stats_Interval

lte_TOP_PhaseSync_Stats_Interval

Page 172: RL60 Parameters

pmTnlId

Changed administrativeState

pdhLbo

pdhLineType

pdhPSTTPId

dscpMap

dscp

pHB

vlanPrio

enablePhbCounters

perHopBehaviourWeightList

assuredForwardingClass1

Page 173: RL60 Parameters

assuredForwardingClass2

assuredForwardingClass3

assuredForwardingClass4

bestEffort

qosId

sseDscpOverwrite

Changed trafficTypesMap

dscp

Changed trafficType

addGsmSIToRedirMsg

Changed csFallBPrio

Changed emerCallPrio

Page 174: RL60 Parameters

Changed redirBandCdma

Changed redirFreqCdma

Changed redirFreqEutra

Changed redirFreqUtra

Changed redirGeranArfcnValueL

Changed redirGeranBandIndicator

Changed redirRat

Changed redirectPrio

Changed redrtId

active

angle

antBandList

Page 175: RL60 Parameters

Changed antBeamwidth

antOperFreqBand

Changed antOperGain

antBearing

antHeight

antLocation

Changed antModel

Changed antSerial

antTechnology

antType

Changed antlIdList

Changed baseStationID

Page 176: RL60 Parameters

calibrate

calibrationDone

configFileDlNeeded

configurationDone

configurationFile

connection

hwVersion

Changed installDate

Changed installerID

manufacturer

maxAngle

mechanicalAngle

Page 177: RL60 Parameters

minAngle

prodCode

releaseId3Gpp

New retAntUnitNumber

New retDeviceType

retId

Changed scannedAntennaInterface

Changed sectorID

serNum

swVersion

Changed climateControlProfiling

connectionList

Page 178: RL60 Parameters

linkId

positionInChain

sModId

Changed extAlList

cancelDelay

descr

id

polarity

severity

startDelay

usedInEutra

extCtrlList

Page 179: RL60 Parameters

descr

id

inUse

initState

linkSpeed

Changed moduleLocation

prodCode

Changed rModId

serNum

assocMaxRetrans

maxTimeSctpSetup

pathMaxRetrans

Page 180: RL60 Parameters

rtoMax

rtoMin

sctpHeartbeatInterval

sctpId

Changed climateControlProfiling

Changed extAlList

cancelDelay

descr

id

inUse

polarity

severity

Page 181: RL60 Parameters

startDelay

Changed extCtrlList

descr

id

inUse

initState

Changed linkList

Changed linkId

linkSpeed

radioMaster

Changed moduleLocation

prodCode

Page 182: RL60 Parameters

sModId

serNum

Changed syncMaster

technology

synchroSourceList

clockProtocol

interfaceNumber

priority

ssmEnabled

ssmTimeout

unitNumber

timingGenPgId

Page 183: RL60 Parameters

syncId

Changed tacId

topbId

Changed actTopFreqSynch

logMeanSyncValue

Changed masterIpAddr

topId

New acceptedClockQuality

New actTopPhaseSynch

New logMeanSyncValue

New phaseErrorComp

New topComMode

Page 184: RL60 Parameters

New topDomainNumber

New topEthMulticastAddress

New topMasters

New masterIpAddr

New toppId

Changed administrativeState

Changed destIpAddress

destPort

dscp

Changed messageSize

plrAlarmThreshold

Changed rttAlarmThreshold

Page 185: RL60 Parameters

Changed sourceIpAddress

twampId

Changed tResUtra

tResUtraSF

Changed utrResTiFHM

Changed utrResTiFMM

uffimId

Changed utrFddCarFrqL

dlCarFrqUtra

New idleLBUtranFddCelResWeight

pMaxUtra

Changed qQualMinUtra

Page 186: RL60 Parameters

Changed qRxLevMinUtra

uCelResPrio

utraFrqQThrHighR9

utraFrqQThrLowR9

Changed utraFrqThrH

Changed utraFrqThrL

New ulCoMpCellList

New ulCoMpId

New ulCoMpSinrThreshold

Changed enableRP301Interface

unitId

Changed unitTypeActual

Page 187: RL60 Parameters

Changed unitTypeExpected

New auth

New authIncluded

New bandClass

New dayLt

New dayLtIncluded

New fpcFchInitSetptRC11

New fpcFchInitSetptRC12

New fpcFchInitSetptRC3

New fpcFchInitSetptRC4

New fpcFchInitSetptRC5

New gcsnaL2AckTimer

Page 188: RL60 Parameters

New gcsnaSequenceContextTimer

New homeRegIncluded

New imsi11and12

New imsiTSupported

New lpSec

New lpSecIncluded

New ltmOff

New ltmOffIncluded

New maxNumAltSo

New mcc

New minPRev

New pRev

Page 189: RL60 Parameters

New pilotInc

New pilotIncIncluded

New prefMSIDType

New xparamId

Removed idleLBHrpdCelResPrio

Removed idleLBRttCelResPrio

Removed idleLBGeranCelResPrio

Removed ethIfNetId

Removed linkOAMLoopbackSupport

Removed localNetmask

Removed pfsDiffHellGrp

Removed remoteNetmask

Page 190: RL60 Parameters

Removed idleLBEutCelResPrio

Removed emAreaId

Removed idleLBCellReSelPrio

Removed ulpcEnable

Removed ulpcPucchEn

Removed ulpcPuschEn

Removed ulpcSrsEn

Removed qci2AvPacketSize

Removed qci3AvPacketSize

Removed qci4AvPacketSize

Removed tacActivityFactor

Removed tacExludeL2Overhead

Page 191: RL60 Parameters

Removed idleLBHrpdCelResPrio

Removed idleLBRttCelResPrio

Removed idleLBEutCelResPrio

Removed idleLBGeranCelResPrio

Removed idleLBUtraFddCelResPrio

Removed idleLBHrpdCelResPrio

Removed idleLBRttCelResPrio

Removed idleLBEutCelResPrio

Removed idleLBGeranCelResPrio

Removed idleLBUtraFddCelResPrio

Removed usedInGeran

Removed idleLBUtranFddCelResPrio

Page 192: RL60 Parameters

MO Class Parent Structure

AMGR

AMGR

AMGR

AMGR

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

Page 193: RL60 Parameters

ANRPRL

ANRPRL

ANRPRW

ANRPRW

ANRPRW

ANRPRW

ANRPRW lnRelWDefaults

ANRPRW lnRelWDefaults

ANRPRW lnRelWDefaults

ANRPRW

ANRPRW

ANRPRW pscBlacklist

Page 194: RL60 Parameters

ANRPRW pscBlacklist

ANRPRW

ANRPRW rncIdCoding

ANRPRW rncIdCoding

ANRPRW

ANRPRW

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

Page 195: RL60 Parameters

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

ANTL

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFD

Page 196: RL60 Parameters

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFD

BFDGRP

BTSSCL

BTSSCL alToggSuppList

BTSSCL alToggSuppList

BTSSCL alToggSuppList

BTSSCL alToggSuppList

Page 197: RL60 Parameters

BTSSCL alToggSuppList

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

Page 198: RL60 Parameters

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

BTSSCL

CAREL

CAREL

CAREL

CAREL

CDFIM

CDFIM

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

Page 199: RL60 Parameters

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

CDFIM csfbRegParam1xRtt

Page 200: RL60 Parameters

CDFIM

CDFIM hoRegParamHrpd

CDFIM hoRegParamHrpd

CDFIM hoRegParamHrpd

CDFIM hoRegParamHrpd

CDFIM

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM

Page 201: RL60 Parameters

CDFIM hrpdNCList

CDFIM hrpdNCList

CDFIM hrpdNCList

CDFIM hrpdNCList

CDFIM

CDFIM rttBdClList

CDFIM rttBdClList

CDFIM rttBdClList

CDFIM rttBdClList

CDFIM rttBdClList

CDFIM

CDFIM rttNCList

Page 202: RL60 Parameters

CDFIM rttNCList

CDFIM rttNCList

CDFIM rttNCList

CDFIM

CDFIM

CDFIM

CDFIM tResHrpdSF

CDFIM tResHrpdSF

CDFIM

CDFIM

CDFIM tResRttSF

CDFIM tResRttSF

Page 203: RL60 Parameters

CERTH

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH BTSOperatorCertificate

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH CRLDistributionPoint

CERTH CRLDistributionPoint

Page 204: RL60 Parameters

CERTH

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH CRLInfo

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH

Page 205: RL60 Parameters

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH

CERTH

CRGPR

CRGPR

CRGPR

CRGPR

CRGPR plmnGroupList

CRGPR plmnGroupList

Page 206: RL60 Parameters

CRGPR plmnGroupList

CRGPR plmnGroupList

CRGPR

CRGPR plmnGroupShareList

CRGPR plmnGroupShareList

CTRLTS

CTRLTS

CTRLTS extTraceReporting

CTRLTS extTraceReporting

CTRLTS

CTRLTS

CTRLTS

Page 207: RL60 Parameters

CTRLTS

CTRLTS

CTRLTS traceRepMode

CTRLTS traceRepMode

CTRLTS

CTRLTS

CTRLTS vendorSpecTracing

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

Page 208: RL60 Parameters

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK l2VlanIdList

ETHLK l2VlanIdList

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

ETHLK

FTM

FTM

Page 209: RL60 Parameters

FTM

FTM

FTM

GFIM

GFIM

GFIM

GFIM tResGerSF

GFIM tResGerSF

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

Page 210: RL60 Parameters

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

GNFL

GTPU

GTPU

GTPU

GTPU

GTPU

GTPU sgwIpAddressList

Page 211: RL60 Parameters

GTPU sgwIpAddressList

IAFIM

IAFIM

IAFIM intrFrBCList

IAFIM intrFrBCList

IAFIM

IAFIM intrFrNCList

IAFIM intrFrNCList

IDNS

IDNS

IDNS

IEIF

Page 212: RL60 Parameters

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

IEIF

Page 213: RL60 Parameters

IEIF

IHCP

IHCP client_identifier

IHCP client_identifier

IHCP

IHCP

IHCP hardware_identifier

IHCP hardware_identifier

IHCP

IHCP range_identifier

IHCP range_identifier

INTP

Page 214: RL60 Parameters

INTP

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO addTransportNwIpAddrList

IPNO addTransportNwIpAddrList

IPNO addTransportNwIpAddrList

IPNO addTransportNwIpAddrList

IPNO addTransportNwIpAddrList

IPNO

Page 215: RL60 Parameters

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

Page 216: RL60 Parameters

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO twampFlag

Page 217: RL60 Parameters

IPNO twampFlag

IPNO twampFlag

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPNO

IPRM

IPRM RmExceptions

IPRM RmExceptions

IPRM RmExceptions

IPRM RmExceptions

Page 218: RL60 Parameters

IPRM

IPRT

IPRT

IPRT staticRoutes

IPRT staticRoutes

IPRT staticRoutes

IPRT staticRoutes

IPRT staticRoutes

IPRTV6

IPRTV6

IPRTV6 staticIpv6Routes

IPRTV6 staticIpv6Routes

Page 219: RL60 Parameters

IPRTV6 staticIpv6Routes

IPRTV6 staticIpv6Routes

IPRTV6 staticIpv6Routes

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC

IPSECC securityPolicies

Page 220: RL60 Parameters

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

Page 221: RL60 Parameters

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM intFrBCList

Page 222: RL60 Parameters

IRFIM intFrBCList

IRFIM

IRFIM intFrNCList

IRFIM intFrNCList

IRFIM

IRFIM interFrqQThrR9

IRFIM interFrqQThrR9

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

Page 223: RL60 Parameters

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM

IRFIM tResEutSF

IRFIM tResEutSF

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

Page 224: RL60 Parameters

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

IVIF

L2SWI

L2SWI dscpMap

L2SWI dscpMap

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

Page 225: RL60 Parameters

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

Page 226: RL60 Parameters

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

L2SWI

LCELL

LCELL

LCELL

LCELL resourceList

LCELL resourceList

LCELL resourceList

Page 227: RL60 Parameters

LCELL

LNADJ

LNADJ

LNADJ

LNADJ

LNADJ guGroupIdList

LNADJ guGroupIdList

LNADJ guGroupIdList

LNADJ guGroupIdList

LNADJ

LNADJ

LNADJ plmnId

Page 228: RL60 Parameters

LNADJ plmnId

LNADJ plmnId

LNADJ

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

Page 229: RL60 Parameters

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJG

LNADJL

LNADJL bcPlmnIdList

LNADJL bcPlmnIdList

LNADJL bcPlmnIdList

LNADJL

Page 230: RL60 Parameters

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL ecgiPlmnId

LNADJL ecgiPlmnId

LNADJL ecgiPlmnId

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

Page 231: RL60 Parameters

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJL

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW primaryPlmnId

LNADJW primaryPlmnId

LNADJW primaryPlmnId

LNADJW

Page 232: RL60 Parameters

LNADJW secondaryPlmnIdL

LNADJW secondaryPlmnIdL

LNADJW secondaryPlmnIdL

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJW

LNADJX

Page 233: RL60 Parameters

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNADJX

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 234: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 235: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 236: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 237: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 238: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 239: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS amRlcPBTab1

LNBTS amRlcPBTab1

LNBTS amRlcPBTab1

LNBTS

LNBTS amRlcPBTab2

LNBTS amRlcPBTab2

LNBTS amRlcPBTab2

LNBTS

LNBTS amRlcPBTab3

LNBTS amRlcPBTab3

LNBTS amRlcPBTab3

LNBTS

Page 240: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS amRlcPBTab4

LNBTS amRlcPBTab4

LNBTS amRlcPBTab4

LNBTS

LNBTS amRlcPBTab5

LNBTS amRlcPBTab5

LNBTS amRlcPBTab5

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS blacklistedGsmPlmnsForRim

Page 241: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS blacklistedGsmPlmnsForRim

LNBTS blacklistedGsmPlmnsForRim

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS cipherPrefL

LNBTS cipherPrefL

LNBTS cipherPrefL

LNBTS cipherPrefL

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 242: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS glbNbEnbIdX2LinkBlacklist

LNBTS glbNbEnbIdX2LinkBlacklist

LNBTS glbNbEnbIdX2LinkBlacklist

LNBTS glbNbEnbIdX2LinkBlacklist

LNBTS

LNBTS hpsSessConfig

LNBTS hpsSessConfig

Page 243: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS imsEmerPlmnConfig

LNBTS

LNBTS integrityPrefL

LNBTS integrityPrefL

LNBTS integrityPrefL

Page 244: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS integrityPrefL

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 245: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS ovlha

LNBTS ovlha

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

Page 246: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS pciIpAdrMap

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf1

LNBTS pdcpProf1

LNBTS pdcpProf1

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf101

LNBTS pdcpProf101

LNBTS pdcpProf101

Page 247: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS pdcpProf101

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf102

LNBTS pdcpProf102

LNBTS pdcpProf102

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf103

LNBTS pdcpProf103

LNBTS pdcpProf103

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf104

LNBTS pdcpProf104

Page 248: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS pdcpProf104

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf2

LNBTS pdcpProf2

LNBTS pdcpProf2

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf3

LNBTS pdcpProf3

LNBTS pdcpProf3

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf4

LNBTS pdcpProf4

Page 249: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS pdcpProf4

LNBTS

LNBTS pdcpProf5

LNBTS pdcpProf5

LNBTS pdcpProf5

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

Page 250: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

Page 251: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS qciTab1

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

Page 252: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS qciTab2

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

Page 253: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

Page 254: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS qciTab3

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

Page 255: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS qciTab4

LNBTS

Page 256: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

Page 257: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS qciTab5

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

Page 258: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS qciTab6

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

Page 259: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS qciTab7

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

Page 260: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

LNBTS qciTab8

Page 261: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

Page 262: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS qciTab9

LNBTS

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

Page 263: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

LNBTS qciTabOperator

Page 264: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf1

LNBTS rlcProf1

LNBTS rlcProf1

LNBTS rlcProf1

LNBTS rlcProf1

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf101

LNBTS rlcProf101

Page 265: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS rlcProf101

LNBTS rlcProf101

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf102

LNBTS rlcProf102

LNBTS rlcProf102

LNBTS rlcProf102

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf103

LNBTS rlcProf103

LNBTS rlcProf103

LNBTS rlcProf103

Page 266: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf104

LNBTS rlcProf104

LNBTS rlcProf104

LNBTS rlcProf104

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf2

LNBTS rlcProf2

LNBTS rlcProf2

LNBTS rlcProf2

LNBTS rlcProf2

LNBTS

Page 267: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS rlcProf3

LNBTS rlcProf3

LNBTS rlcProf3

LNBTS rlcProf3

LNBTS rlcProf3

LNBTS

LNBTS rlcProf4

LNBTS rlcProf4

LNBTS rlcProf4

LNBTS rlcProf4

LNBTS rlcProf4

LNBTS

Page 268: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS rlcProf5

LNBTS rlcProf5

LNBTS rlcProf5

LNBTS rlcProf5

LNBTS rlcProf5

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 269: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS systemInformationListWCDMA

LNBTS systemInformationListWCDMA

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

Page 270: RL60 Parameters

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNBTS

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 271: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL acBarCsfbOc

LNCEL acBarCsfbOc

LNCEL acBarCsfbOc

LNCEL

LNCEL acBarMMTelVideoOc

LNCEL acBarMMTelVideoOc

LNCEL acBarMMTelVideoOc

Page 272: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL acBarMMTelVoiceOc

LNCEL acBarMMTelVoiceOc

LNCEL acBarMMTelVoiceOc

LNCEL

LNCEL acBarOc

LNCEL acBarOc

LNCEL acBarOc

LNCEL

LNCEL acBarSig

LNCEL acBarSig

LNCEL acBarSig

Page 273: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 274: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 275: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL blacklistHoL

LNCEL blacklistHoL

LNCEL blacklistHoL

Page 276: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL blacklistHoL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL c2KTimers

LNCEL c2KTimers

LNCEL c2KTimers

LNCEL c2KTimers

LNCEL

LNCEL celResTiF

LNCEL celResTiF

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 277: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL cellSelectionInfoV920

LNCEL cellSelectionInfoV920

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 278: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL dFListPucch

LNCEL dFListPucch

LNCEL dFListPucch

LNCEL dFListPucch

LNCEL dFListPucch

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 279: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 280: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 281: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile1

LNCEL drxProfile1

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL drxProfile101

LNCEL

Page 282: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL drxProfile102

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile103

LNCEL drxProfile103

LNCEL drxProfile103

LNCEL drxProfile103

LNCEL drxProfile103

Page 283: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxProfile103

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL drxProfile2

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile3

LNCEL drxProfile3

LNCEL drxProfile3

Page 284: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxProfile3

LNCEL drxProfile3

LNCEL drxProfile3

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL drxProfile4

LNCEL

LNCEL drxProfile5

Page 285: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxProfile5

LNCEL drxProfile5

LNCEL drxProfile5

LNCEL drxProfile5

LNCEL drxProfile5

LNCEL

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

Page 286: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL drxSmartProfile2

LNCEL

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

Page 287: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxSmartProfile3

LNCEL

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL drxSmartProfile4

LNCEL

Page 288: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL drxSmartProfile5

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL eHrpdSectList

Page 289: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL eHrpdSectList

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 290: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

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LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL eutranAccessPointPosition

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL furtherPlmnIdL

LNCEL furtherPlmnIdL

LNCEL furtherPlmnIdL

LNCEL furtherPlmnIdL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL hrpdTimers

LNCEL hrpdTimers

LNCEL hrpdTimers

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

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LNCEL iFLBLoadThresholds

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL mimoClConfig

Page 298: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL mimoClConfig

LNCEL mimoClConfig

LNCEL mimoClConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL mimoOlConfig

LNCEL mimoOlConfig

LNCEL mimoOlConfig

LNCEL mimoOlConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL moPrMappingList

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LNCEL moPrMappingList

LNCEL moPrMappingList

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL periodicUeMeas

LNCEL periodicUeMeas

LNCEL periodicUeMeas

LNCEL periodicUeMeas

LNCEL

Page 302: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL prsMuting

LNCEL prsMuting

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL redBwRbUlConfig

LNCEL redBwRbUlConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL rsrqMobilityParams

LNCEL rsrqMobilityParams

LNCEL rsrqMobilityParams

LNCEL rsrqMobilityParams

LNCEL rsrqMobilityParams

LNCEL

LNCEL rsrqRedirectParams

LNCEL rsrqRedirectParams

LNCEL rsrqRedirectParams

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 307: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL rttPreregRefCellId

LNCEL rttPreregRefCellId

LNCEL rttPreregRefCellId

LNCEL rttPreregRefCellId

LNCEL

LNCEL sIntraSearchV920

LNCEL sIntraSearchV920

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL sNonIntraSearchV920

LNCEL sNonIntraSearchV920

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL sib2Scheduling

LNCEL sib2Scheduling

LNCEL sib2Scheduling

LNCEL

LNCEL sib3Scheduling

LNCEL sib3Scheduling

LNCEL sib3Scheduling

LNCEL

LNCEL sibSchedulingList

Page 309: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL sibSchedulingList

LNCEL sibSchedulingList

LNCEL

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL spStResPars

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

Page 310: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL ulpcIAwConfig

LNCEL ulpcIAwConfig

LNCEL ulpcIAwConfig

LNCEL ulpcIAwConfig

LNCEL ulpcIAwConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL ulpcPucchConfig

LNCEL ulpcPucchConfig

LNCEL ulpcPucchConfig

Page 315: RL60 Parameters

LNCEL ulpcPucchConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL ulpcPuschConfig

LNCEL ulpcPuschConfig

LNCEL ulpcPuschConfig

LNCEL ulpcPuschConfig

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

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LNCEL

LNCEL ulsPuschMask

LNCEL ulsPuschMask

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL uplinkPCCommonr10

LNCEL uplinkPCCommonr10

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNHENB

LNHENB

LNHENB

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LNHENB

LNHENB

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOG

LNHOH

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LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH hrpdCarrierFreq

LNHOH hrpdCarrierFreq

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

LNHOH

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LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

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LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOIF

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

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LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOW

LNHOX

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LNHOX

LNHOX rttCarrierFreq

LNHOX rttCarrierFreq

LNHOX

LNHOX

LNHOX

LNMME

LNMME accMmePlmnsList

LNMME accMmePlmnsList

LNMME accMmePlmnsList

LNMME

LNMME

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LNMME

LNMME

LNMME

LNMME

LNMME

LNMME

LNNEIH

LNNEIH

LNNEIH

LNNEIH

LNNEIH

LNNEIH

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LNREL

LNREL

LNREL

LNREL

LNREL

LNREL ecgiPlmnId

LNREL ecgiPlmnId

LNREL ecgiPlmnId

LNREL

LNREL

LNREL

LNREL

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LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELG plmnId

LNRELG plmnId

LNRELG plmnId

LNRELG

LNRELG

LNRELW

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LNRELW

LNRELW

LNRELW

LNRELW plmnId

LNRELW plmnId

LNRELW plmnId

LNRELW

LNRELW

LNRELW

LNRELW

LNRELX

LNRELX

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LNRELX

LNRELX

LNRELX

LNRELX

LNRELX

LNRELX

LNRELX

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

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MFBIPR

MFBIPR

MFBIPR

MFBIPR

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA antBandList

MHA antBandList

MHA antBandList

MHA

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MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

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MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

MHA

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MHA

MHA

MHA

MODIMP

MODIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

MODIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

MODIMP

MODIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MODIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MODIMP

MODIMP dlCarFrqEutL

MODIMP dlCarFrqEutL

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MODIMP

MODIMP geranCarFrqBd

MODIMP geranCarFrqBd

MODIMP

MODIMP

MODIMP

MODIMP utrFddCarFrqL

MODIMP utrFddCarFrqL

MODPR

MODPR

MODPR

MODPR

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MODPR

MODPR

MODPR

MODPR

MODPR

MODPR refFreqListNaccGeran

MODPR refFreqListNaccGeran

MODPR

MODPR refFreqListSrvccGsm

MODPR refFreqListSrvccGsm

MODRED

MODRED

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MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MODRED

MOIMP

MOIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

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MOIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

MOIMP

MOIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MOIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MOIMP

MOIMP dlCarFrqEutL

MOIMP dlCarFrqEutL

MOIMP

MOIMP geranCarFrqBd

MOIMP geranCarFrqBd

MOIMP

MOIMP

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MOIMP

MOIMP utrFddCarFrqL

MOIMP utrFddCarFrqL

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR

MOPR refFreqListNaccGeran

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MOPR refFreqListNaccGeran

MOPR

MOPR refFreqListSrvccGsm

MOPR refFreqListSrvccGsm

MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

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MORED

MORED

MORED

MORED

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

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MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS passUnitList

MRBTS passUnitList

MRBTS passUnitList

MRBTS passUnitList

MRBTS passUnitList

MRBTS

MRBTS

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MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS

MRBTS unitList

MRBTS unitList

MRBTS unitList

MRBTS unitList

MRBTS unitList

MRBTS unitList

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

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MTRACE

MTRACE cellVendorSpecTracing

MTRACE

MTRACE eutranTraceId

MTRACE eutranTraceId

MTRACE eutranTraceId

MTRACE eutranTraceId

MTRACE eutranTraceId

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

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MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

MTRACE

OAMMA

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OAMMA

OAMMA

OAMMA

OAMMA

OAMMD

OAMMD

OAMMD

OAMMEP

OAMMEP

OAMMEP

OAMMEP

OAMMEP

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OAMMEP remoteMepList

OAMMEP remoteMepList

OAMMEP

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

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OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

OAMPRF

PMCADM

PMCADM

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

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PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

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PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMRNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

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PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

PMTNL

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PMTNL

PPTT

PPTT

PPTT

PPTT

QOS

QOS dscpMap

QOS dscpMap

QOS dscpMap

QOS

QOS

QOS perHopBehaviourWeightList

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QOS perHopBehaviourWeightList

QOS perHopBehaviourWeightList

QOS perHopBehaviourWeightList

QOS perHopBehaviourWeightList

QOS

QOS

QOS

QOS trafficTypesMap

QOS trafficTypesMap

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

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REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

REDRT

RET

RET

RET

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RET antBandList

RET antBandList

RET antBandList

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

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RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

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RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RET

RMOD

RMOD

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RMOD connectionList

RMOD connectionList

RMOD connectionList

RMOD

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD extAlList

RMOD

Page 356: RL60 Parameters

RMOD extCtrlList

RMOD extCtrlList

RMOD extCtrlList

RMOD extCtrlList

RMOD

RMOD

RMOD

RMOD

RMOD

SCTP

SCTP

SCTP

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SCTP

SCTP

SCTP

SCTP

SMOD

SMOD

SMOD extAlList

SMOD extAlList

SMOD extAlList

SMOD extAlList

SMOD extAlList

SMOD extAlList

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SMOD extAlList

SMOD

SMOD extCtrlList

SMOD extCtrlList

SMOD extCtrlList

SMOD extCtrlList

SMOD

SMOD linkList

SMOD linkList

SMOD linkList

SMOD

SMOD

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SMOD

SMOD

SMOD

SMOD

STPG

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG synchroSourceList

STPG

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SYNC

TAC

TOPB

TOPF

TOPF

TOPF

TOPF

TOPP

TOPP

TOPP

TOPP

TOPP

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TOPP

TOPP

TOPP

TOPP topMasters

TOPP

TWAMP

TWAMP

TWAMP

TWAMP

TWAMP

TWAMP

TWAMP

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TWAMP

TWAMP

UFFIM

UFFIM

UFFIM tResUtraSF

UFFIM tResUtraSF

UFFIM

UFFIM

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

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UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

ULCOMP

ULCOMP

ULCOMP

UNIT

UNIT

UNIT

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UNIT

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

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XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

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XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

XPARAM

CDFIM hrpdBdClList

CDFIM rttBdClList

GNFL

IEIF

IPNO

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

IPSECC securityPolicies

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IRFIM

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LNCEL

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

LTAC

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MODIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

MODIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MODIMP dlCarFrqEutL

MODIMP geranCarFrqBd

MODIMP utrFddCarFrqL

MOIMP cdmaHrpdBdClL

MOIMP cdmaRttBdClL

MOIMP dlCarFrqEutL

MOIMP geranCarFrqBd

MOIMP utrFddCarFrqL

RMOD extAlList

UFFIM utrFddCarFrqL

Page 369: RL60 Parameters

Child Parameters Full Name

Account manager identifier

LDAP Server TLS access mode

Activate also for UE-based ANR

ANR profile for LTE identifier

Port number of the primary LDAP server

IP address of the primary LDAP server

ANR power level threshold for neighbor cells

ANR power level threshold for mobility events

ANR quality threshold for neighbor cells

Neighbor relation limit inter-frequency

Page 370: RL60 Parameters

Target carrier frequency

ANR profile for WCDMA identifier

Cells to apply list

Enable ANR profile

LNRELW default values

PS handover allowed

List of blacklisted PSCs

Primary scrambling code

Neighbor relation limit intra-frequency

• csfbPsHoAllowed• psHoAllowed• srvccAllowed

Circuit-switched fallback with PS handover allowed

Single radio Voice call continuity allowed

Limit for ANR created UTRAN neighbor relations

• psc• pscLast

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Coding of RNC ID within UTRAN CI

Alignment within UTRAN CI

RNC ID type

SRVCC HO indication

UTRAN carrier frequency

Additional antenna line Rx gain

AL DC voltage enabled

Antenna identifier

Antenna round trip delay

Antenna total loss

Antenna line configuration identifier

Last primary scrambling code of a range

• rncIdAlignment• rncIdType

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Communication 3GPP enabled

Feeder voltage

Product code

Radio module reference id

VSWR major alarm

VSWR minor alarm

BFD session activation flag

BFD group reference

Uplink delay for the delay compensation

BFD session admin down state control

Destination IP address for the BFD session

BFD session lost packets detection time multiplier

Page 373: RL60 Parameters

BFD session identifier

UDP source port of the BFD session

BFD session type

Toggling alarm suppression list

Toggling alarm amount

Toggling clearance time

Toggling alarm condition time

BTS fault name

Source IP address for the BFD session

Desired minimum BFD control word transmit interval

Required minimum BFD control word receive interval

Bidirectional Forwarding Detection identifier

• alToggAmount• alToggClearenceTime• alToggConditonTime• faultName• inUse

Page 374: RL60 Parameters

BTS identifier

BTS name

Network synchronization mode

LTE BTS site identification

GPS cable length

GPS in use

GPS antenna line delay

Suppression of toggling alarms in use

PPS synchronization output in use in HO mode

External 2.048 MHz synchronization in use

External 2.048 MHz synchronization output in HO mode

GPS control interface blocked for co-located BTS

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Rf sharing enabled

Forward synchronization in co-siting

Holdover mode in temperature control

Transmission synchronization (TDM/SyncE/ToP) in use

Carrier aggregation relation identifier

Sched Carrier Aggr fairness control factor

Disable PDCCH outer loop link adaptation in SCell

Local cell resource ID of cell to be aggregated

CDMA2000 frequency idle mode configuration identifier

• foreignNidReg• foreignSidReg• homeReg• multiNid• multiSid

CDMA2000 1xRTT CSFB registration parameters

CDMA2000 1xRTT NID roamer registration indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT SID roamer registration indicator

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CDMA2000 1xRTT registration zone

CDMA2000 1xRTT home registration indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT multiple NID storage indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT multiple SID storage indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT network identification

CDMA2000 1xRTT parameter-change registration indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT power-down registration indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT power-up registration indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT registration period

CDMA2000 1xRTT system identification

CDMA2000 1xRTT number of registration zones

CDMA2000 1xRTT zone timer length

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HRPD pre-registration info

HRPD pre-registration allowed

HRPD pre-registration zone ID

CDMA2000 HRPD band class list

CDMA2000 HRPD band class

CDMA2000 HRPD neighbor cell list

• hrpdPreRegAllowed• hrpdPreRegZoneId• hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1• hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2

HRPD secondary pre-registration Zone ID1

HRPD secondary pre-registration Zone ID2

• hrpdBdClBcl• hrpdCResPrio• hrpdFrqThrH• hrpdFrqThrL• idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

CDMA2000 HRPD cell reselection priority

CDMA2000 HRPD reselection high threshold

CDMA2000 HRPD reselection low threshold

CDMA HRPD band weight factor idle mode load balancing

• hrpdArfcn• hrpdBdClNcl• hrpdCellId• hrpdExSel

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CDMA2000 HRPD frequency

CDMA2000 HRPD band class

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class list

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class BCL

CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell list

CDMA2000 1xRTT frequency

CDMA2000 HRPD physical cell identity

CDMA2000 HRPD NCL extension selector

• idleLBRttCelResWeight• rttBdClBcl• rttCResPrio• rttFrqThrH• rttFrqThrL CDMA 1xRTT band weight factor

idle mode load balancing

CDMA2000 1xRTT cell reselection priority

CDMA2000 1xRTT reselection high threshold

CDMA2000 1xRTT reselection low threshold

• rttArfcn• rttBdClNcl• rttCellId• rttExSel

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CDMA search window size

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class (NCL)

CDMA2000 1xRTT physical cell identity

CDMA2000 1xRTT NCL extension selector

CDMA2000 HRPD cell reselection timer

• hrpResTiFHM• hrpResTiFMM

Speed dep scaling factors treselection HRPD

HRPD cell reselection timer factor high mobility

HRPD cell reselection timer factor med mobility

CDMA2000 1xRTT cell reselection timer

• rttResTiFHM• rttResTiFMM

Speed dep scaling factors treselection 1xRTT

1xRTT cell reselection timer factor high mobility

1xRTT cell reselection timer factor med mobility

Page 380: RL60 Parameters

BTS Operator Certificate

Certificate Fingerprint

Certificate Issued By

Certificate Issued To

Certificate Serial Number

Certificate Type

Certificate Valid From

Certificate Valid To

CRLDP Source

CRL distribution point

CRLDP primary

CRLDP Secondary

• certificateFingerprint• certificateIssuedBy• certificateIssuedTo• certificateSerialNumber• certificateType

• CRLDPPrimary• CRLDPSecondary

Page 381: RL60 Parameters

CRL Info

CRLDPType

CRL Distribution Point

CRL status of last download

CRLs nextUpdate

CRLs number of revoked certificates

CRL Update Failure Reason

CRL Usage Enabled

• CRLDPType• CRLDistributionPoint• CRLDownloadStatus• CRLIssuer• CRLNextUpdate

Issuer of the current certificate revocation list

Issue date of the current certificate revocation list

Update time for BTS certificate renewal

Update time for CA certificate renewal

Page 382: RL60 Parameters

CMP server subject name

CMP Directory

CMP server IP address

CMP server port number

Cell resource group profile identifier

Default PLMN group

PLMN group list

Mobile country code

Mobile network code

Certificate Handler configuration identifier

Certificate Revocation List update period

Cell resource group subframe skipping threshold

• mcc• mnc• mncLength• plmnGroupId

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Mobile network code length

PLMN group identifier

Plmn group share list

PLMN group identifier

Cell resource group share

Trace control identifier

3rd party trace reporting

3rd party cell trace reporting

3rd party UE trace reporting

NetAct IP address

OMS trace port number

• plmnGroupId• plmnGroupShare

• extCellTraceRep• extUeTraceRep

Maximum UE trace sessions allowed

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3rd party tool trace port number

Trace reporting mode

Cell trace reporting mode

UE trace reporting mode

• taTracing Vendor specific extension tracing

TA tracing

Switch port acceptable frame types

Ethernet link interface identifier

Layer 2 switch member burst size

• cellTraceRepMode• ueTraceRepMode

UE active trace sessions present flag

Administrative state of the ethernet link interface

Layer 2 switch member ingress limiting rate

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Low value of VLAN identifier range

Link OAM enabling flag

Link OAM profile reference

MAC address

Port default VLAN priority

Speed and duplex configuration

Transport module identifier

Network element location name

Layer 2 switch member egress shaping rate

• highValue• lowValue

Layer 2 switch member VLAN identifier list

Upper value of VLAN identifier range

Default VLAN identifier for layer 2 switching

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Software Release Version

Network element system name

GERAN cell reselection timer

GERAN frequency band indicator

ARFCN value list

Network element user defined description

GERAN frequency idle mode configuration identifier

• gerResTiFHM• gerResTiFMM

Speed-dependent scaling factors t-reselection GERAN

GERAN cell reselection timer factor high mobility

GERAN cell reselection timer factor medium mobility

GERAN RAT carrier frequency absolute priority

GERAN inter-frequency threshold high

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NCC permitted bitmap

GTPU configuration identifier

GTP-U path supervision interval

SGW IP address list

Serving Gateway IPv4/v6 address

GERAN inter-frequency threshold low

GERAN neighbour frequency configuration identifier

GERAN carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

GERAN maximum allowed transmit power

GERAN minimum required receive level

Maximum number of unanswered N3 requests

T3 maximum waiting time for GTP-U responses

• sgwIpAddress• transportNwId

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Transport network identifier

Intra-frequency blacklisted cell list

Lowest PCI in intra-frequency range

Intra-frequency neighbouring cell list

Cell reselection procedure offset

Intra frequency idle mode configuration identifier

• rangeIntraPci• startIntraPci

Number of PCI in intra-frequency range

• physCellIdNcl• qOffsetCell

Physical cell identifier in neighboring cell list

DNS servers access configuration identifier

IP address of the primary DNS server

IP address of the secondary DNS server

Identifier of the ethernet based IP interface

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Maximum transfer unit

QOS traffic priorization enabling flag

Shaper burst size

Total Shaper Burst Size

Shaper information rate

Total shaper information rate

Traffic Path Shaping Enabling Flag

IP address of the plain Ethernet network interface

Plain Ethernet Network Interface IPv6 Address

Plain Ethernet Network Interface IPv6 Prefix-Length

Subnet mask of the plain Ethernet network interface

Take ethernet overhead into account when shaping

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WFQ aggregator queue weight

DHCP Client Identifier

DHCP Fixed IP Address

DHCP Server Identifier

DHCP Fixed IP Address

DHCP Hardware Identifier

DHCP IP address pool

DHCP Range End IP Address

DHCP Range Start IP Address

NTP configuration entity identifier

• dhcpClientIdentifier• dhcpFixedIpAddress

Entry set for DHCP clients identified by a system name

• dhcpFixedIpAddress• dhcpHardwareIdentifier

Entry set for DHCP clients identified by a MAC address

• dhcpRangeEnd• dhcpRangeStart

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List of NTP server IP addresses

Control Plane IPv4 Address

Control Plane IPv6 Address

User Plane IPv4 Address

User Plane IPv6 Address

Transport Network Identifier

Feature Activation Flag For Fast IP Re-Routing

Feature Activation Flag IPTransport Network Measurement

Feature Activation Flag IPv6 For U/C-Plane

Activation Flag Transport Separation For RAN Sharing

• addCPlaneIpv4Address• addCPlaneIpv6Address• addUPlaneIpv4Address• addUPlaneIpv6Address• transportNwId

Additional Transport Network IP Address List

BFD Hold-Up time delay for re-installing the protection

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Base station identifier

MAC address for BTS subnet

Control plane IP address

Control plane IPv6 address

Disable FTP server

Enable/disable service OAM

BTS subnet IP address

Enable response to ICMP traffic

IP node configuration identifier

Management plane IP address

Main Transport Network Identifier

Subnet mask for the BTS subnet IP address

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Optional TLV message reply flag

TLS usage towards the OPS system

MAC address for U/C/M/S plane

Secondary OMS IP address

Serving OMS

Serving OMS administrative setting

Serving OMS switchover request

Transport network IP address of the O&M system

Neighbor Solicitation Message Retransmit Timer

Synchronization plane application IP address

• twampIpAddress• twampReflFlag• udpEchoFlag

TWAMP reflector and udp echo flag indicator

TWAMP application or IP interface address

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UDP echo flag

TWAMP reflector port number

User plane IP address

User plane IPv6 address

How is source two defined?

IP address for source two

User Label

TWAMP message response enabling flag

TWAMP initiator rate for sending messages

WFQ aggregator queue weight for Service OAM messages

• sourceTwoDiscr• sourceTwoIpAddr• sourceTwoNetMask• userLabel

Restricted Mode exception list (IP address list)

Subnet mask for source two IP address

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IP Restricted Mode object identifier

Identifier of the IP routing table

Static IP routes set

Gateway

Netmask

Preference value of the route

Identifier Of The IPv6 Routing Table

Static IPv6 Routes Set

• bfdId• destIpAddr• gateway• netmask• preference BFD route protection session

identifier

Destination IP address of static route

• bfdId• destIpv6Addr• destinationIpv6PrefixLength• gatewayIpv6Addr• preference BFD route protection session

identifier

Destination IPv6 Address Of The Static Route

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Destination IPv6 Prefix Length

Gateway IPv6 Address

Preference value of the route

IPsec emergency bypass enabled

IPsec emergency bypass state

IPSec enabling flag

IPsec configuration identifier

Security policies

Anti replay enabled flag

IPsec emergency bypass control server IP address

IPsec emergency bypass exit active state request

IPsec emergency bypass ping retry timer

• antiReplayEnabled• antiReplayWindowSize• dpddelay• dpdtimeout• encryptionMethod

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Size of the anti replay window

DPD alarm raising delay time

DPD timeout

ESP encryption algorithm

IKE Diffie-Hellman group

IKE layer encryption method

IKE protocol variant

IPsec action status

Local IP address

Port number of the local IP address

local Ip Prefix Length

Local IPsec tunnel endpoint IP address

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Policy order number

Protocol information

Remote IP address

Port of the remote IP address

remote Ip Prefix Length

EUTRA frequency value

Inter-frequency blacklisted cell list

Remote IPsec tunnel endpoint IP address

Security association maximum lifetime

EUTRA carrier frequency absolute priority

EUTRA carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

• rangeInterPci• startInterPci

Number of PCI in inter-frequency range

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Lowest PCI in inter-frequency range

Cell reselection procedure offset

EUTRA presence antenna port1

EUTRA cell reselection timer

IRFIM identifier

• physCellIdNcl• qOffCell

Inter-Frequency neighbouring cell list

Physical cell identifier in neighbouring cell list

• interFrqQThrHighR9• interFrqQThrLowR9

EUTRA inter-frequency quality thresholds (Rel9)

EUTRA inter-frequency quality threshold high (Rel9)

EUTRA inter-frequency quality threshold low (Rel9)

EUTRA inter frequency threshold high

EUTRA inter frequency threshold low

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Allowed measurement bandwidth

Pmax neighbouring EUTRA cells

EUTRA frequency specific offset

Minimum required Rx RSRP level

Min required RSRQ in inter-freq neighbor cells (Rel9)

• eutResTiFHM• eutResTiFMM

Speed-dependent scaling factors t-reselection EUTRAN

EUTRA cell reselection timer factor high mobility

EUTRA cell reselection timer factor medium mobility

Local IP address of the VLAN interface

VLAN Ethernet Network Interface IPv6 Address

VLAN Ethernet Network Interface IPv6 Prefix-Length

Network mask of the local IP address

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QOS traffic priorisation enabling flag

Shaper burst size

Shaper information rate

VLAN identifier

VLAN interface object identifier

WFQ aggregator queue weight

DSCP to priority queue map

DSCP value

Priority queue identifier

Enable layer 2 switching

• dscp• priorityQueue

Layer 2 switch member weight for priority queue 2

Layer 2 switch member weight for priority queue 3

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Port default VLAN priority

Priority queue for non-IP frames

Layer 2 switch member weight for priority queue 4

Layer 2 switch member weight for priority queue 5

Layer 2 switch member weight for priority queue 6

Default VLAN identifier for layer 2 switching

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 0

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 1

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 2

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 3

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 4

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 5

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Priority queue for untagged frames

QOS classification flag

Identifier of the layer 2 switch object

Local cell resource identifier

Repeater delay

Resource list

Antenna line id

Sub cell identifier

TX and RX usage

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 6

Priority queue for frames with VLAN PCP bits 7

Flag to decide if VLAN aware switching is used

• antlId• subCellId• txRxUsage

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Cell sector id

C-Plane IP address of neighbor eNB

C-Plane IP address control

Neighbour eNB identifier

Identity of neighbor eNB within PLMN

• mcc• mmeGroupId• mnc• mncLength

Neighbor eNB globally unique group ID list

MCC in PLMN identity included in GU group ID

MME group ID included in GU group ID

MNC in PLMN identity included in GU group ID

MNC length in PLMN identity included in GU group ID

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Primary PLMN identity of neighbor eNB

MCC in primary PLMN identity of neighbor eNB

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X2 link status

ARFCN value geran

Band indicator geran

Basestation colour code

DTM capability

CI GERAN

LAC GERAN

RAC GERAN

Neighbor GERAN BTS cell identifier

MCC GERAN

MNC in primary PLMN identity of neighbor eNB

MNC length in primary PLMN of neighbor eNB

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MNC GERAN

MNC length GERAN

Network colour code

Network control order

RIM interface status

System info list GERAN

System information type

Broadcast PLMN identity list

MCC in broadcast PLMN identity

MNC in broadcast PLMN identity

DL cyclic prefix configuration

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

MNC length in broadcast PLMN identity

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UL Cyclic Prefix Configuration

Downlink transmission bandwidth

Identity of neighbor eNB in ECGI

Neighbor LTE cell identifier

Local cell resource ID of related neighbor cell

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Primary PLMN identity of neighbor LTE cell in ECGI

MCC in primary PLMN identity of neighbour ENB in ECGI

MNC in primary PLMN identity of neighbour ENB in ECGI

MNC length in primary PLMN ID of neighbour ENB in ECGI

Downlink EARFCN of LTE cell served by neighbor eNB

Uplink EARFCN of FDD cell served by neighbor eNB

Physical cell ID of cell served by neighbor eNB

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Source of data

UL and DL transmission bandwidth

Uplink transmission bandwidth

Target primary PLMN identity

MCC

MNC

MNC length

Target secondary PLMN ID list

Special Subframe Configuration Of Neighbor ENB

Tracking area code of cell served by neighbor eNB

Uplink Downlink subframe configuration in radio frame

Neighbor WCDMA BTS cell identifier

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

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MCC

MNC

MNC length

Source of data

SRVCC HO indication

Target cell id

Target frequency

Target location area code

Target routing area code

Target RNC id

Primary scrambling code (FDD)

Neighbor 1x carrier frequency

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Neighbor 1x band class

Neighbor 1x cell ID

Neighbor 1x market ID

Neighbor 1x PN offset

Neighbor 1x sector ID

Neighbor 1x switch number

Activate 1xCSFB

Activate Support of 8 EPS Bearers

Activation CMAS support

Activate CS fallback via redirection

Activate cell trace

CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell identifier

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Activate cell trace with IMSI

Activate support for distributed site

Activate dual carrier usage

Activate E-RAB modification

Ciphering algorithm activation parameter

Activation of complete consistency checks

Activate support of conversational voice bearer

Activation of C-plane overload handling

Activate CS fallback with PS-HO to UTRA

Activation of downlink carrier aggregation

Activate support for dual band operation

Activate CSFB to CDMA 1xRTT for dual RX UEs

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Activation ETWS support

Activate flexible base band usage

Activate home eNB mobility

Activate high priority services

Activate handover from UTRAN

Activate emergency call via redirection

Activate enhanced AC and GBR services

Activate GSM redirect with system information

Activate handover from LTE to eHRPD

Activate handover from LTE to WCDMA

Activate high amount of RRC connected UE

Activate support of IMS emergency sessions for Rel 9 UE

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Enable interFrequency handover

Activate LPPa support for OTDOA

Activate location reporting

Activate MDT cell trace

Activate MFBI support

Activate multiple bearers

Activation of idle mode load balancing (IdleLB)

Activation idle mode mobility CDMA/eHRPD

Activation idle mode mobility CDMA/1xRTT

Activation of inter-frequency load balancing (iFLB)

Activation of intra-frequency load balancing

Activate intra LTE S1based handover

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Activate multiple GBR bearers

Activate OTN recovery

Activate optimized MME selection

Activate support for RF chaining

Activation status of S1 flex feature

Activate S1 overload handling

Activate nonGBR service differentiation

Activate support of operator specific QCIs

Activate support of operator specific GBR QCIs

Activate PDCP robust header compression

Activate RAN Information Management for GSM

Enable UE context release with redirect

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Activate selective mobility profiles

Activate SRVCC to GSM

Activate SRVCC to WCDMA

Activate UE-based ANR for UTRAN

Activate Uplink CoMP

Activation of ZUC algorithm

Activate eNACC to GSM

AM RLC poll byte table 1

Activate subscriber and equipment trace

Activate UE-based ANR for Inter-frequency LTE

Activate UE-based ANR for intra-Frequency LTE

• dlPollByte• ueCategory• ulPollByte

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DL poll byte

UE category

UL poll byte

AM RLC poll byte table 2

DL poll byte

UE category

UL poll byte

AM RLC poll byte table 3

DL poll byte

UE category

UL poll byte

AM RLC poll byte table 4

• dlPollByte• ueCategory• ulPollByte

• dlPollByte• ueCategory• ulPollByte

• dlPollByte• ueCategory• ulPollByte

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DL poll byte

UE category

UL poll byte

AM RLC poll byte table 5

DL poll byte

UE category

UL poll byte

ANR interfrequency RSC timer

ANR robustness level

Blacklisted GSM PLMNs for RIM

MCC

• dlPollByte• ueCategory• ulPollByte

Activate ANR support for LTE with OAM extension

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

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MNC

MNC length

BTS reset requested

Ciphering algorithm parameters

Null ciphering algorithm

SNOW 3G-based algorithm

AES-based algorithm

ZUC-based algorithm

Congestion weight algorithm

Default profile index AM

Default profile index UM

Min UE-AMBR downlink for carrier aggregation

• eea0• eea1• eea2• eea3

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Enable automatic locking

Enable graceful cell shutdown

eNB name

Global eNB id X2-link blacklist

X2 blacklisted eNB ID

X2 blacklisted global eNB id MCC

X2 blacklisted global eNB id MNC

High-priority session configurations

ETWS primary notification broadcast duration

• enbId• mcc• mnc• mncLength

X2 blacklisted global eNB id MNC length

• hpsSessArpMax• hpsSessArpMin

High-priority session ARP priority level maximum

High-priority session ARP priority level minimum

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Emergency sessions ARP

Emergency sessions MCC

Emergency sessions MNC

Emergency sessions MNC length

Null integrity algorithm

SNOW 3G

AES

• emerSessArpPreemCap• emerSessArpPreemVul• emerSessArpPrioLev• emerSessLimServ• emerSessMcc

IMS emergency PLMN configurations

Emergency session ARP pre-emption Capability

Emergency session ARP pre-emption Vulnerability

Emergency sessions limited service mode support

• eia0• eia1• eia2• eia3

Integrity protection algorithm parameters

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ZUC

Key refresh margin

Macro eNB identifier

Max number of LNADJ instances

Maximum number of pre-emptions

MCC in PLMN

MNC in PLMN

MNC length in PLMN

Mobility profile selection mode

Maximum number of eNB-controlled incoming X2-links

Maximum number of eNB-controlled outgoing X2-links

Minimum not activated UTRA reportStrongestCellsForSon

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Maximum RIR attempts to GERAN

Null ciphering algorithm fallback

Operational state

OTN recovery period

Overload handling

Activate incoming HO reduction

Activate RRC connection reduction

Prioritized bit rate nonGBR

PCI-IP address mapping table

PCI-IP map downlink EARFCN

PCI-IP map eNB ID

PCI-IP map IPv4/IPv6 address

• actInHORed• actRrcConnRed

• dlEarfcn• enbId• ipAdr• mcc• mnc

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PCI-IP map primary MCC

PCI-IP map primary MNC

PCI-IP map primary MNC length

PCI-IP map PCI

Profile 1 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile ID

Status report required

Timer discard

Profile 101 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile ID

ROHC maximum CID

Sequence number size

• pdcpProfileId• statusRepReq• tDiscard

• pdcpProfileId• rohcMaxCid• snSize• tDiscard

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Timer discard

Profile 102 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile Id

Sequence number size

Timer discard

Profile 103 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile id

Sequence number size

Timer discard

Profile 104 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile id

Sequence number size

• pdcpProfileId• snSize• tDiscard

• pdcpProfileId• snSize• tDiscard

• pdcpProfileId• snSize• tDiscard

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Timer discard

Profile 2 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile ID

Status report required

Timer discard

Profile 3 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile ID

Status report required

Timer discard

Profile 4 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile id

Status report required

• pdcpProfileId• statusRepReq• tDiscard

• pdcpProfileId• statusRepReq• tDiscard

• pdcpProfileId• statusRepReq• tDiscard

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Timer discard

Profile 5 of PDCP parameters

PDCP profile id

Status report required

Timer discard

Handover topology priority

Prohibit Load based handover timer

Prohibit PS-HO to WCDMA

PWS with emergency area ID

QCI translation table QCI 1

Delay target

DRX profile index

• pdcpProfileId• statusRepReq• tDiscard

• delayTarget• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid

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DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

Maximum GBR downlink

Maximum GBR uplink

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

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Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

QCI translation table QCI 2

Delay target

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

L2 overhead factor GBR DL

L2 overhead factor GBR UL

Logical channel group identifier

Maximum GBR downlink

Maximum GBR uplink

• delayTarget• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• l2OHFactorDL

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PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

QCI translation table QCI 3

Delay target

DRX profile index

• delayTarget• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• l2OHFactorDL

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DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

L2 overhead factor GBR DL

L2 overhead factor GBR UL

Logical channel group identifier

Maximum GBR downlink

Maximum GBR uplink

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

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RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

QCI translation table QCI 4

Delay target

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

L2 overhead factor GBR DL

L2 overhead factor GBR UL

Logical channel group identifier

• delayTarget• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• l2OHFactorDL

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Maximum GBR downlink

Maximum GBR uplink

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

QCI translation table QCI 5• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid• pdcpProfIdx

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DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

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Scheduling priority

Scheduling type

Scheduling weight

QCI translation table QCI 6

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid• pdcpProfIdx

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Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

Scheduling weight

QCI translation table QCI 7

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

PDCP profile index

• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid• pdcpProfIdx

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Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

Scheduling weight

QCI translation table QCI 8

DRX profile index

DSCP

• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid• pdcpProfIdx

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Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

Scheduling weight

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QCI translation table QCI 9

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

Logical channel group identifier

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling• lcgid• pdcpProfIdx

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Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

Scheduling weight

Counter group

Delay target

DRX profile index

DSCP

Enforce TTI bundling

L2 overhead factor GBR Dl

L2 overhead factor GBR Ul

Logical channel group identifier

• counterGroup• delayTarget• drxProfileIndex• dscp• enforceTtiBundling

QCI translation table operator specific QCIs

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Maximum GBR downlink

Maximum GBR uplink

PDCP profile index

Priority

QCI

QCI support

Resource type

RLC mode

RLC profile index

Scheduling bucket size duration

Scheduling priority

Scheduling weight

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Recovery reset delay

RF sharing state

Profile 1 of RLC parameters

Poll PDU

RLC profile id

Timer poll retransmit

Timer status prohibit

Timer reordering

Profile 101 of RLC parameters

RLC profile id

SN field length downlink

RACH access for handover from UTRAN

• pollPdu• rlcProfileId• tPollRetr• tProhib• tReord

• rlcProfileId• snFieldLengthDL• snFieldLengthUL• tReord

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SN field length uplink

Timer reordering

Profile 102 of RLC parameters

RLC profile id

SN field length downlink

SN field length uplink

Timer reordering

Profile 103 of RLC parameters

RLC profile id

SN field length downlink

SN field length uplink

Timer reordering

• rlcProfileId• snFieldLengthDL• snFieldLengthUL• tReord

• rlcProfileId• snFieldLengthDL• snFieldLengthUL• tReord

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Profile 104 of RLC parameters

RLC profile id

SN field length downlink

SN field length uplink

Timer reordering

Profile 2 of RLC parameters

Poll PDU

RLC profile id

Timer poll retransmit

Timer status prohibit

Timer reordering

Profile 3 of RLC parameters

• rlcProfileId• snFieldLengthDL• snFieldLengthUL• tReord

• pollPdu• rlcProfileId• tPollRetr• tProhib• tReord

• pollPdu• rlcProfileId• tPollRetr• tProhib• tReord

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Poll PDU

RLC profile id

Timer poll retransmit

Timer status prohibit

Timer reordering

Profile 4 of RLC parameters

Poll PDU

RLC profile id

Timer poll retransmit

Timer status prohibit

Timer reordering

Profile 5 of RLC parameters

• pollPdu• rlcProfileId• tPollRetr• tProhib• tReord

• pollPdu• rlcProfileId• tPollRetr• tProhib• tReord

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Poll PDU

RLC profile id

Timer poll retransmit

Timer status prohibit

Timer reordering

S1 induced cell deactivation time

SCell activation cycle period

SCell activation method

SCell deactivation timer eNB

Shutdown step amount

Shutdown window

SCell and PCell ambiguous HARQ feedback usage

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System information list WCDMA

Physical Cell Id

System Information

End-Tag maximum AM

End-Tag maximum UM

Supported number of LNADJ instances

• physCellId• sysInfo

Timer to wait for next RI PDU from GERAN

Polling timer to ReStart RIR Procedure to GERAN

Timer to wait for RIR Response from GERAN

Supervision timer for handover preparation to GSM

Supervision timer preparation intra LTE HO

Supervision timer for the preparation HO WCDMA

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TX path failure mode

A3 offset

Timer delayed AC continuation At pre-emption

TTI bundling during handover measurements

Maximum RSSI for interference-aware UL-PC

Voice support match indicator preconfiguration

Time to trigger for A1 to deactivate inter measurement

Time to trigger for A2 to activate GERAN measurement

Time to Trigger for A2 to activate C2K-HRPD Measurement

Time to trigger for A2 to activate inter measurement

Time to trigger for A2 to activate WCDMA measurement

Time to trigger for A2 to start redirect procedure

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A3 report interval

A3 time to trigger

A5 report interval

A5 time to trigger

Access class barring list

Access class barring time

Access probability factor

Access class barring list

Access class barring time

Access probability factor

• acBarAC• acBarTime• probFac

Access class barring for mobile originating CS fallback

• acBarAC• acBarTime• probFac

Access class barring for MMTEL video originating calls

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Access class barring list

Access class barring time

Access probability factor

Access barring for signaling

• acBarAC• acBarTime• probFac

Access class barring for MMTEL voice originating calls

• ocAcBarAC• ocAcBarTime• ocAcProbFac

Access class barring for originating calls

Access class barring list for mobile originating calls

Access class barring time for originating calls

Access probability factor for originating calls

• sigAcBarAC• sigAcBarTime• sigAcProbFac

Access class barring list mobile orig signaling

Access class barring time for signaling

Access probability factor for signaling

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Activate DL OLDTC

Activate DRX

Activate fast adaptive MIMO switch

Activate load adaptive PDCCH

Activate modulation scheme UL

Activate outer loop link adaptation

PRS activation

PRS Tx diversity activation

Activate PUSCH masking

Repeater mode activation

Activate DL voice packet aggregation

Activate support for excluded intra-band IF measurement

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Activate smart DRX

Activate supercell configuration

Activate TTI bundling

Activation of uplink group hopping

Activate uplink link adaptation

Method for UL power control

Add emergency sessions

Activate support for up to six Inter-freq measurement

Additional active UE with reason radio reason handover

Additional active UE with reason time critical handover

Add GBR-DRB traffic for radio reason handover

Add GBR-DRB traffic for time critical reason handover

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Add number DRB radioReasHo

Add number DRB timeCriticalHo

Additional spectrum emission mask

Administrative state

ANR UTRA RSCP threshold

Apply UL out-of-sync state

Blacklisted topologies

eUTRA carrier frequency

Range of physical cell id range

Add number QCI1 DRB for radioReasHo

Add number QCI1 DRB for timeCriticalHo

• blacklistTopo• freqEutra• phyCellIdRange• phyCellIdStart

Blacklisted cell for intra and inter freq HO list

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Start of physical cell id range

Blanked PUCCH resources

CDMA2000 timers

Cell barred flag

Cell capacity class value

• tC2KMeasReport• tC2KRelocPrep• tC2kRelocExec• tULHOPrepTransfer

CDMA2000 1xRTT measurement report timer

CDMA2000 relocation preparation timer

CDMA2000 relocation execution timer

UL Handover preparation transfer timer

• celResTiFHM• celResTiFMM

Intra-frequency reselection timer EUTRA

Cell reselection timer factor high mobility

Cell reselection timer factor medium mobility

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Cell name

Cell reselection priority

Cell reset requested

Assigned cell resource group profile

Cell resource sharing mode

Cell scheduling request periodicity

Cell type

Cell individual offset of own serving cells PCI

• qQualMinOffsetR9• qQualMinR9

Minimum required quality in cell (Rel9)

Offset for minimum required RSRQ in cell (Rel9)

Minimum required RSRQ in cell (Rel9)

Enable aperiodic CQI reporting on PUSCH

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CQI periodicity network period

Periodic CQI subbands cycles

DeltaF PUCCH list

DeltaF PUCCH format 1

DeltaF PUCCH format 1b

DeltaF PUCCH format 2

DeltaF PUCCH format 2a

DeltaF PUCCH format 2b

Default paging cycle

Aperiodic CQI feedback reporting mode

Enable simultaneous CQI and ACK/NACK

• dFpucchF1• dFpucchF1b• dFpucchF2• dFpucchF2a• dFpucchF2b

Dedicated SR transmission maximum

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Handover margin

Delta cyclic shift for PUCCH

Enable 64QAM in downlink

Cell power reduce

Downlink channel bandwidth

Downlink MIMO mode

Enable OLQC

Delta preamble random access message 3

Enabled TB size impact to UE PUSCH power calculation

Enable downlink interference generation

Interference level for generated downlink interference

Modulation scheme for downlink interference

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Downlink pathloss change

DL target BLER

Default CQI

Enable DL AMC

MIMO power compensation

DL scheduler FD algorithm

DL OLDTC target

Use of partly allocated PRBs

Downlink PCFICH transmission power boost

Downlink PHICH transmission power boost

Downlink reference signals transmission power boost

DCI format for common channel transmission

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DRX apply device type

DRX profile 1

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX profile 101

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 102

• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 103

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 2

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 3

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 4

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX profile 5

DRX inactivity timer

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX smart profile 2

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX short cycle

DRX short cycle timer

DRX smart profile 3

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX short cycle

DRX short cycle timer

Short term inactivity factor for smart DRX

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX smart profile 4

DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX short cycle

DRX short cycle timer

DRX smart profile 5

Short term inactivity factor for smart DRX

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

Short term inactivity factor for smart DRX

• drxInactivityT• drxLongCycle• drxOnDuratT• drxProfileIndex• drxProfilePriority

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DRX inactivity timer

DRX long cycle

DRX on duration timer

DRX profile index

DRX profile priority

DRX retransmission timer

DRX short cycle

DRX short cycle timer

Access barred for emergency calls

Short term inactivity factor for smart DRX

• preRegLoadBalFactor• sectorID

eHRPD sector-ID list for pre-registration

Loadbalancing factor for pre-registration with eHRPD

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SectorID of eHRPD access network

EARFCN downlink

EARFCN uplink

Emergency area ID list

Enable better cell HO

Extended uplink link adaptation ATB periodicity

Extended uplink link adaptation BLER averaging window

Extended uplink link adaptation delta MCS

Extended uplink link adaptation low MCS threshold

Extended uplink link adaptation low PRB threshold

Extended uplink link adaptation PRB factor

Enable AMC for PDCCH link adaptation

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Enable coverage HO

Enable downlink 16QAM

Enable PDCCH power control

E-UTRAN cell identifier

E-UTRAN access point position

Altitude

Confidence

Degrees of latitude

Degrees of longitude

Direction of altitude

Latitude sign

Enable lower aggregation selection for PDCCH LA

• altitude• confidence• degreesOfLatitude• degreesOfLongitude• directionOfAltitude

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Orientation of major axis

Uncertainty altitude

Uncertainty semi-major

Uncertainty semi-minor

Filter center TX

Filter coefficient

Filtering coefficient used for RSRP

Fast uplink link ATB trigger threshold

Filtering coefficient used for CSFB Cpich-Ecn0

Filtering coefficient used for CSFB Cpich-RSCP

Filtering coefficient used for cpich ecN0

Filtering coefficient used for cpich RSCP

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Filtering coefficient used for RSRQ

Filtering coefficient used for RSSI

Further PLMN identity list

Cell reserved for operator use

Mobile country code

Mobile network code

Mobile network code length

GBR congestion handling

Group assignment for PUSCH

• cellReserve• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Maximum number of message 3 HARQ transmissions

Maximum number of HARQ transmission in DL

Maximum number of HARQ transmission in UL

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Hopping mode of PUSCH

HRPD Timers

Highspeed scenario

Max number of UL HARQ transmissions during TTI bundling

• tC2KRelocOverallHrpd• tC2KRelocPrepHrpd• tUlHoPrepTransferHrpd

CDMA2000 HRPD Handover Relocation Execution Timer

CDMA2000 HRPD Handover Relocation Preparation Timer

CDMA2000 HRPD UL Handover Preparation Transfer Timer

Related hysteresis of offset a3Offset for RSRP intra F

Related hysteresis of threshold th2 GERAN for RSRP

Related Hysteresis of Threshold2 C2K-HRPD for RSRP

Related hysteresis of threshold th2 interFreq for RSRP

Related hysteresis of threshold th2 WCDMA for RSRP

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Inter Freq Load Bal Retry Timer

Related hysteresis of threshold th2a for RSRP

Related hysteresis of thresholds th3 and th3a for RSRP

Related hysteresis of threshold th4 for RSRP

• iFLBBearCheckTimer• iFLBHighLoadGBRDL• iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL• iFLBHighLoadPdcch• iFLBNomNumPrb

Inter-frequency load balancing load thresholds

Inter-frequency load balancing QCI1 Bearer check timer

Inter-frequency load balancing GBR high load DL

Inter-frequency load balancing non-GBR high load DL

Inter-frequency load balancing PDCCH high load

Inter-frequency load balancing nominal number of PRBs

Inter-frequency load balancing GBR target load DL

Inter-frequency load balancing non-GBR target load DL

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Inactivity timer

Initial MCS in downlink

Initial MCS in uplink

Initial amount of PRBs in uplink

Presence antenna port1

Local cell resource ID

LTE cell configuration identifier

Inter-frequency load balancing PDCCH target load

Cell reselection weight factor idle mode load balancing

Percentage of UE for idle mode load balancing

Uplink improved latency reaction timer

Intra-frequency cell reselection allowed

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Load balancing profile

Maximum bitrate downlink

Maximum bitrate uplink

Maximum code rate for paging

Maximum code rate for SIB

Maximum GBR-DRB Traffic Limit

Max number act DRB

Maximum number of active UEs

Cell individual offset change lower margin

Maximum code rate for random access message 4

Maximum code rate for random access message 2

Maximum number of OFDM symbols for PDCCH

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Max number QCI1 DRBs (GBRs)

Maximum number RRC emergency

Maximum bitrate selector

MIMO Closed Loop configuration

Max number Carrier Aggr configured UEs double carrier

Maximum number of RRC connections

Maximum amount of users per TTI in DL

Maximum amount of users per TTI in UL

Measurement quantity for UTRA-CSFB FDD measurements

Measurement quantity used for UTRA FDD measurements

• mimoClCqiThD• mimoClCqiThU• mimoClRiThD• mimoClRiThU

CQI threshold for fallback to CL MIMO 1 CW mode

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MIMO Open Loop configuration

Minimum bitrate downlink

Minimum bitrate uplink

Mobility profiles mapping list

Mobility profile ID

CQI threshold for activation of CL MIMO 2 CW mode

Rank threshold for fallback to CL MIMO 1 CW mode

Rank threshold for activation of CL MIMO 2 CW mode

• mimoOlCqiThD• mimoOlCqiThU• mimoOlRiThD• mimoOlRiThU

CQI threshold for fallback to MIMO diversity

CQI threshold for activation of OL MIMO SM

Rank threshold for fallback to MIMO diversity

Rank threshold for activation of OL MIMO SM

• moPrId• spid• spidLast

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Subscriber profile ID

Last subscriber profile ID of a range

Modification period coefficient

ACK/NACK offset

PUCCH bandwidth for CQI

Intra EUTRA offset frequency

Mobility state parameters NCellChangeHigh

Mobility state parameters NCellChangeMedium

Mobility state parameters tevaluation

Mobility state parameters THystNormal

Maximum number of out-of-sync indications

Maximum number of in-sync indications

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Operational state

Maximum output power

Paging nB

PDCCH LA UE default aggregation

PDCCH aggregation for RA msg4

PDCCH aggregation for paging

Nominal power for UE PUCCH TX power calculation

Nominal power for UE PUSCH TX power calculation

Pmax intra-frequency neighboring E-UTRA

Max. uplink transmission power own cell

PDCCH aggregation level for preamble assignments

PDCCH aggregation for random access response message

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PDCCH allocation limit

PDCCH LA CQI shift

Periodic CQI feedback type

Periodic UE measurements

Activate measurement

Measurement type

Report amount

Report interval

PHICH duration

PDCCH aggregation for secondary system information

PDCCH and HARQ response target BLER

PDCCH LA UL DL allocation balance initial value

• activateMeas• measurementType• reportAmount• reportInterval

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PHICH resource

Physical layer cell identity

PRACH cyclic shift

PRACH configuration index

PRACH frequency offset

PRACH high speed flag

Power ramping step

Preamble transmission maximum

Cell reserved for operator use

PRS bandwidth

PRS configuration index

PRS muting• prsMutingInfo• prsMutingInfoPatternLen

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PRS muting info

PRS muting info pattern length

PRS Number of DL frames

PRS power boost

Q RX level min. offset

Minimum required RX level in cell

PUCCH cyclic shift for mixed formats

PUSCH decoding offset index for ACK

PUSCH decoding offset index for CQI

PUSCH decoding offset index for rank indicator

Cell reselection procedure hysteresis value

Min. required RSRQ in intra-freq neighbor cells (Rel9)

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Maximum content resolution timer

Random challenge value

DL rate capping AMBR margin

Min. required RX level for intra-freq neighboring cells

Large size random access MCS in uplink

RA message power offset for group B selection

Number of random access preambles

Random access preambles group A size

Random access response window size

Small size random access MCS in uplink

Small size random access data volume in uplink

Rate capping AMBR margin in uplink

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Enable rate capping in downlink

Enable rate capping in uplink

Enable reduced bandwidth DL

Rank indication reporting enable

Periodic RI reporting offset

RACH root sequence

Maximum number of PRBs assigned in downlink

• redBwMaxRbUl• redBwMinRbUl

Restricted PRB assignment in uplink configuration

Maximum number of PRBs assigned in uplink

Minimum number of PRBs assigned in uplink

Enable restricted PRB assignment in uplink

Multiplier M for periodic RI reporting period

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RSRQ mobility parameters

Threshold Th2 for RSRQ mobility

Threshold Th2a for RSRQ mobility

RSRQ redirection parameters

Threshold Th4 for RSRQ

CDMA2000 1xRTT cell ID info

CDMA2000 1xRTT CSFB type

• a1ReportInterval• a2TimeToTriggerMobRsrq• hysThreshold2MobRsrq• threshold2MobRsrq• threshold2aRsrq A1 report interval for serving

becomes better than RSRP

Time to trigger A2-RSRQ to start mobility measurement

Related hysteresis of threshold Th2 for RSRQ mobility

• a2TimeToTriggerRedirectRsrq• hysThreshold4Rsrq• threshold4Rsrq

Time to trigger for A2 by RSRQ to start redirect

Related hysteresis of threshold Th4 for RSRQ

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• rttPreregCellId• rttPreregMarketId• rttPreregSectorId• rttPreregSwNo

CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration reference cell id

CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration cell ID

CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration market ID

CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration sector ID

CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration switch number

• sIntraSearchPR9• sIntraSearchQR9

Intra-frequency measurements thresholds (Rel9)

Intra-frequency measurements power threshold (Rel9)

Intra-frequency measurements quality threshold (Rel9)

Intra-frequency measurements threshold

• sNonIntraSearchPR9• sNonIntraSearchQR9

Inter-freq and inter-RAT meas thresholds (Rel9)

Inter-freq and inter-RAT power meas threshold (Rel9)

Inter-freq and inter-RAT quality meas threshold (Rel9)

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SI window length

System Information 2 Scheduling

Periodicity

Repetition

Message Mapping

System Information 3 Scheduling

Periodicity

Repetition

Message Mapping

System information scheduling list

Periodicity

Inter-frequency and inter-RAT measurements threshold

• siMessagePeriodicity• siMessageRepetition• siMessageSibType

• siMessagePeriodicity• siMessageRepetition• siMessageSibType

• siMessagePeriodicity• siMessageRepetition• siMessageSibType

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Repetition

SIB type

Number cell changes high mobility

Timer TCRmax

Timer TCRmaxHyst

Scheduling weight downlink for SRB

Scheduling weight uplink for SRB

SRS Configuration

• nCellChgHigh• nCellChgMed• qHystSfHigh• qHystSfMed• tEvaluation

Speed-dependent reselection structure

Number cell changes medium mobility

Cell reselection hysteresis high mobility

Cell reselection hysteresis medium mobility

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Short term inactivity factor

Timer T300

Timer T301

Timer T302

Timer T304 for interRAT

Timer T304 for interRAT GSM

Timer T304 intra-LTE

Timer T304 for eNACC to GSM

Timer T310

Timer T311

Power offset for SRS transmission power calculation

Synchronization signals transmission mode

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Timer T320

Timer ExtendedWaitTime-r10

Timer paging correlation interval

Periodic BSR time

Periodic PHR timer

Prohibited PHR timer

Retransmission BSR timer

Cell reselection timer

Timer to store UE context

Time alignment maximum offset

Time alignment timer

Time alignment timer margin

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Tracking area code

Threshold serving low

Threshold th1 for RSRP

Threshold th2 GERAN for RSRP

Threshold th2 interFreq for RSRP

Threshold th2 WCDMA for RSRP

Threshold th2a for RSRP

Threshold th3 for RSRP

Threshold th3a for RSRP

Threshold th4 for RSRP

Q-threshold for reselection towards lower prio RAT/freq

Threshold Th2 CDMA2000-HRPD for RSRP

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Time to trigger SF high

Time to trigger SF medium

TTI bundling BLER target

TTI bundling BLER threshold

TTI bundling SINR threshold

Uplink channel bandwidth

Uplink combination mode

Uplink reference signals cyclic shift

UL AMC target BLER

Enable all TBs in UL AMC

UL AMC MCS switch period

UL ATB period

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Alpha

• p0NomPuschIAw• ulpcCEBalanceIAw• ulpcMinQualIAw• ulpcMinWaitForPc• ulpcRefPwrIAw

Interference aware UL-PC configuration

Nominal PUSCH P0 for interference-aware UL-PC

Cell-center/edge balancing for interference-aware UL-PC

Minimum UL quality for interference-aware UL-PC

Minimum waiting time for next UL-PC decision

Reference UL power value for interference-aware UL-PC

Preamble initial received target power

• ulpcLowlevCch• ulpcLowqualCch• ulpcUplevCch• ulpcUpqualCch

Uplink power control PUCCH configuration

Lower RSSI threshold for PUCCH power command decision

Lower SINR threshold for PUCCH power command decision

Upper RSSI threshold for PUCCH power command decision

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UL scheduler FD type

Max packet aggregation UL

Minimum UL transport block size

Upper SINR threshold for PUCCH power command decision

• ulpcLowlevSch• ulpcLowqualSch• ulpcUplevSch• ulpcUpqualSch

Uplink power control PUSCH configuration

Lower RSSI threshold for PUSCH power command decision

Lower SINR threshold for PUSCH power command decision

Upper RSSI threshold for PUSCH power command decision

Upper SINR threshold for PUSCH power command decision

TPC command in random access response

Time interval for power command decisions

Minimum PRB allocation for UEs which are power limited

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PUSCH mask

Length of the PUSCH mask

Start PRB of the PUSCH mask

Unique sector electronics ID

Home eNB cell individual offset

Home eNB set identifier

• ulsPuschMaskLength• ulsPuschMaskStart

Scheduling method of the UL scheduler

• deltaFPucchF1bCSr10• deltaFPucchF3r10

Uplink power control common rel10 add-ons

UL power offset for PUCCH format 1bCS

UL power offset for PUCCH format 3

Cell individual offset change upper margin

Home eNB EUTRA carrier frequency

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Home eNB first PCI

Home eNB last PCI

ARFCN value list

ARFCN frequency band indicator

NCC permitted bit map

Threshold1 GERAN for RSRP of serving cell

Threshold2 GERAN for RSSI neighbour cell

Time to trigger GERAN measurement report

Related hysteresis of thresholds B2Th1 and B2Th2 for H

Neighbor GERAN BTS cell handover identifier

Interval for periodical GERAN measurement reporting

Threshold1 CDMA2000-HRPD for RSRP of serving Cell

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CDMA2000 HRPD ARFCN

CDMA2000 HRPD Band Class

Threshold2 CDMA2000 for HRPD Neighbour Cell

Time to Trigger CDMA2000-HRPD Measurement Report

• hrpdArfcn• hrpdBandClass

CDMA2000 HRPD Carrier Frequency

Relative weight of the eHRPD carrier

CDMA2000 HRPD Preregistration Allowed

CDMA2000 HRPD Search Window Size

Related Hysteresis of B2Th1 and B2Th2 for C2K-HRPD

Neighbor HRPD cell handover identifier

CDMA2000 HRPD Frequency Specific Offset

Interval for Periodical C2K-HRPD Measurement Reporting

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A3 offset RSRP inter frequency

A3 offset RSRQ inter frequency

A5 report interval inter frequency

A5 time to trigger inter frequency

Eutra carrier info

A3 report interval RSRP inter frequency

A3 report interval RSRQ inter frequency

A3 time to trigger RSRP inter frequency

A3 time to trigger RSRQ inter frequency

Related hysteresis offset a3Offset RSRP inter frequency

Related hysteresis offset a3Offset RSRQ inter frequency

Related hysteresis of thresholds th3 and th3a for RSRP

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Presence antenna port1

Measurement bandwidth

Inter EUTRA offset frequency

Neighbor interfrequency LTE cell handover identifier

Measurement quantity inter frequency

Threshold th3 for RSRP inter frequency

Threshold th3a for RSRP inter frequency

Inter-freq load bal threshold for RSRP target filter

Inter-freq load bal threshold for RSRQ target filter

Threshold CSFB to UTRA-WCDMA for EcN0 neighbor cell

Threshold CSFB to UTRA-WCDMA for RSCP neighbour cell

Time to trigger UTRA-CSFB measurement report

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Utran offset frequency

UTRAN carrier frequency

Threshold1 UTRA for RSRP of serving cell

Threshold2 UTRA for ecNo neighbour cell

Threshold2 UTRA for RSCP neighbour cell

Time to trigger UTRA measurement report

Related hysteresis of threshold B1 for CSFB to WCDMA

Related hysteresis thresholds B2Th1, B2Th2 HO WCDMA

Neighbor WCDMA BTS cell handover identifier

Maximum number of CSFB target cells per frequency

Interval for periodical UTRA measurement reporting

CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell handover identifier

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CDMA2000 1XRTT ARFCN

CDMA2000 1XRTT band class

Administrative state

Primary IPv4/v6 address

• rttArfcn• rttBandClass

CDMA2000 1XRTT carrier frequency

Maximum number of e1xCSFB target cells per frequency

CDMA2000 1XRTT search Window size

CDMA2000 1xRTT strength threshold

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Accumulated list of MME served PLMNs

MCC of PLMN ID in served PLMNs per RAT of MME

MNC of PLMN ID in served PLMNs per RAT of MME

MNC length of PLMN ID in served PLMNs per RAT of MME

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Secondary IPv4/v6 address

MME name

Relative MME capacity

S1 link status

Transport network identifier

HRPD ARFCN

HRPD Band Class

HRPD PN Offset

HRPD SectorID

Neighborship identifierHRPD

PS Handover allowed

LTE mobility management entity identifier

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MCC in primary PLMN identity

MNC in primary PLMN identity

Handover allowed

LTE neighbor relation identifier

Neighbor relation control

Neighbor relation status

Cell individual offsets of other neighbor cells

Cell individual offset delta for load balancing

Identity of eNB in ECGI of related neighbor cell

Identity of cell in ECGI of related neighbor cell

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Primary PLMN ID of eNB in ECGI of related neighbor cell

MNC length in primary PLMN identity

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Cell identity

ENACC allowed

Location Area Code

GERAN neighbor relation identifier

Neighbor relation control

MCC

MNC

MNC Length

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

PLMN Identity in CGI of GERAN neighbor cell

Redirect with system information allowed

Single radio voice call continuity allowed

Circuit-switched fallback with PS handover allowed

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WCDMA neighbor relation identifier

Neighbor relation control

MCC

MNC

MNC length

PS handover allowed

Target RNC Id

Neighbor 1x carrier frequency

Neighbor 1x band class

• mcc• mnc• mncLength

Primary PLMN identity in CGI of UTRAN neighbor cell

Single radio voice call continuity allowed

Target cell Id in UTRAN CGI of related neighbor cell

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Neighbor 1x cell ID

E1xCSFB allowed

Neighbor 1x market ID

Neighbor 1x PN offset

Neighbor 1x sector ID

Neighbor 1x switch number

LTAC identifier

TAC limit GBR emergency

TAC limit GBR handover

TAC limit GBR normal

Transport Network Identifier

CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor relation identifier

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Additional spectrum emission

E-UTRA carrier frequency

MFBI profile identifier

Active

AISG protocol version

Alarm threshold level

Antenna band list

Antenna beamwidth

Antenna operating frequency band

Antenna operation gain

Antenna bearing

Additional E-UTRA frequency band indicator

• antBeamwidth• antOperFreqBand• antOperGain

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Antenna model number

Antenna serial number

Antenna line identifier

Base station ID

Connection

Gain resolution

Installation date

Installers ID

LNA number

Maximum supported gain

Mast head amplifier alarm detection

Mast head amplifier gain

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Mast head amplifier identifier

Mast head amplifier type

Minimum supported gain

Product code

3GPP realese ID

Scanned antenna interface

Sector ID

Serial number

Substance

TMA subunit receive frequency band max

TMA subunit receive frequency band min

TMA subunit transmit frequency band max

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TMA subunit type

WMH connector

TMA subunit transmit frequency band min

• cdmaHrpdBdCl• idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

CDMA HRPD band list for idle mode load balancing

CDMA HRPD band class for idle mode load balancing

CDMA HRPD band weight factor idle mode load balancing

• cdmaRttBdCl• idleLBRttCelResWeight

CDMA 1xRTT band list for idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band class for idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band weight factor idle mode load balancing

• dlCarFrqEut• idleLBEutCelResWeight

EUTRA carrier list for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier frequency for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

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• geranBandInd• idleLBGeranCelResWeight

GERAN band parameters for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq band for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq list for idle mode load balancing

Idle mode mobility default profile identifier

• idleLBUtraFddCelResWeight• utrFddCarFrq

UTRA FDD carrier list for idle mode load balancing

UTRA-FDD carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

UTRA FDD carrier freq for idle mode load balancing

Auto adaptation to freq. layers of all neighbour cells

Frequency layer list for high priority CSFB to WCDMA

Frequency layer list for normal priority CSFB to WCDMA

Frequency layer list for LTE inter frequency mobility

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Mobility default profile identifier

Reference ARFCN

Reference ARFCN

Frequency layer list for packet switched handover WCDMA

Frequency layer list for SRVCC to WCDMA

Percentage of UE for idle mode load balancing

• bandIndicator• referenceARFCN

Reference freq. list network assisted cell change GERAN

Band indicator applied to reference ARFCN

• bandIndicator• referenceARFCN

Reference frequency list for SRVCC to GSM

Band indicator applied to reference ARFCN

Add GSM system information to redirection message

Redirection priority for CS fallback with redirection

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CDMA band

CDMA frequency

eUTRA frequency

UTRA frequency

GERAN ARFCN values list

GERAN band indicator

RAT for redirection

Redirection priority for emergency call

Mobility default profile identifier for redirection

Redirection priority for UE context release

• cdmaHrpdBdCl• idleLBHrpdCelResWeight

CDMA HRPD band list for idle mode load balancing

CDMA HRPD band class for idle mode load balancing

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Idle mode mobility profile identifier

CDMA HRPD band weight factor idle mode load balancing

• cdmaRttBdCl• idleLBRttCelResWeight

CDMA 1xRTT band list for idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band class for idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band weight factor idle mode load balancing

• dlCarFrqEut• idleLBEutCelResWeight

EUTRA carrier list for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier frequency for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

• geranBandInd• idleLBGeranCelResWeight

GERAN band parameters for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq band for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq list for idle mode load balancing

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Mobility profile identifier

• idleLBUtraFddCelResWeight• utrFddCarFrq

UTRA FDD carrier list for idle mode load balancing

UTRA-FDD carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

UTRA FDD carrier freq for idle mode load balancing

Frequency layer list for high priority CSFB to WCDMA

Frequency layer list for normal priority CSFB to WCDMA

Frequency layer list for LTE inter frequency mobility

Frequency layer list for packet switched handover WCDMA

Frequency layer list for SRVCC to WCDMA

Percentage of UE for idle mode load balancing

• bandIndicator• referenceARFCN

Reference freq. list network assisted cell change GERAN

Band indicator applied to reference ARFCN

Page 514: RL60 Parameters

Reference ARFCN

Reference ARFCN

CDMA band

CDMA frequency

eUTRA frequency

UTRA frequency

• bandIndicator• referenceARFCN

Reference frequency list for SRVCC to GSM

Band indicator applied to reference ARFCN

Add GSM system information to redirection message

Redirection priority for CS fallback with redirection

Redirection priority for emergency call

Mobility profile identifier for redirection

Page 515: RL60 Parameters

GERAN ARFCN values list

GERAN band indicator

RAT for redirection

Activate ethernet security

GPS antenna altitude

Auto connection site ID from BTS

Auto configuration blocked

Redirection priority for UE context release

Auto connection hardware ID from BTS

Configuration data synchronization check

Configuration data synchronization check period

Autoconfiguration required by multiradio flexi BTS

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Configuration data revision number

GPS antenna latitude

GPS antenna longitude

Multiradio flexi BTS site identifier

Passive unit list

Comment

Name

Product code

Serial number

Version

Shared RF technologies

• comment• name• prodCode• serNum• version

Reset multiradio flexi BTS to test dedicated state

Page 517: RL60 Parameters

Symptom data trigger list

Time zone

Unit list

Primary connection

Product code

Secondary connection

Unit name

Unit number

Variant

Cell identifier

Cell maximum active UEs traced

Cell trace mode

• primaryConnection• prodCode• secondaryConnection• unitName• unitNumber

Page 518: RL60 Parameters

• cellTaTracing Cell vendor specific tracing

Cell TA tracing

E-UTRAN trace identifier

MCC

MNC

MNC length

Trace ID

Trace recording session reference

Cell trace session identifier

3rd party tool cell trace port number

Trace collection entity IP address

Trace RRC msg category

• eutranTraceIdMcc• eutranTraceIdMnc• eutranTraceIdMncLen• traceId• trcRecSessionRef

Page 519: RL60 Parameters

Trace RRC non UE spec msg list

Trace RRC setting

Trace RRC UE spec msg list

Trace S1 msg category

Trace S1 non UE spec msg list

Trace S1 setting

Trace S1 UE spec msg list

Trace X2 msg category

Trace X2 non UE spec msg list

Trace X2 setting

Trace X2 UE spec msg list

Maintenance association identifier

Page 520: RL60 Parameters

Vlan Enabled flag

Maintenance domain identifier

Level of the maintenance domain

Name of the maintenance domain

AIS enabling flag

Ethernet link reference

Continuity Check Messages transmission period

Name of the maintenance association

VLAN identifier of the maintenance association

Allow sending of CCM messages and reset CCM counters

Maintenance association endpoint identifier

• macAddr• mepId

Maintenance association endpoints list

Page 521: RL60 Parameters

VLAN PCP bits

MAC address of the Maintenance Association End Point

Maintenance Association End Point identifier

Link OAM operational mode at local peer

Link OAM Link Critical Event Alarm clearance delay

Errored Frame Event counting threshold

Errored Frame Event counting interval

Errored Frame Period Event counting threshold

Errored Frame Period Event counting interval

Errored Frame Seconds Summary Event counting threshold

Errored Frame Seconds Summary Event counting interval

OAM PDU message transmission rate

Page 522: RL60 Parameters

Link OAM event support flag

Link OAM Profile Name

Link OAM link loopback duration

Loopback Supported

Profile instance identifier

PM common administration identifier

LTE cell availability

LTE cell load

LTE cell resource

Link OAM loopback test message rate

Link OAM loopback test message frame size

Performance measurement data reporting interval

Page 523: RL60 Parameters

LTE cell throughput

LTE EPS bearer

LTE intersystem handover

LTE inter eNB handover

LTE intra eNB handover

LTE handover

LTE power and quality DL

LTE power and quality UL

LTE QoS

LTE Handover to eHRPD per eHRPD bandclass

LTE inter system handover to GSM per neighbour cell

LTE inter system handover to UTRAN per neighbour cell

Page 524: RL60 Parameters

LTE RRC

LTE radio bearer

LTE S1AP

LTE transport load

LTE UE and service differentiation

LTE UE state

LTE X2AP

LTE eNB load

LTE neighbour cell related handover

Ethernet link measurement interval

Performance management RNL identifier

Ethernet IF statistics measurement interval

Page 525: RL60 Parameters

IPSec measurement interval

IP filtering measurement interval

IP statistics measurement interval

PHB statistics measurement interval

TAC statistics measurement interval

L2 switch statistics measurement interval

TOP FreqSync statistics measurement interval

TOP PhaseSync statistics measurement interval

TWAMP statistics measurement interval

VLAN IP statistics measurement interval

VLAN PHB statistics measurement interval

VLAN IF statistics measurement interval

Page 526: RL60 Parameters

Administrative state

PDH line type

PDH interface identifier

Diff Serve Code Point value

Per Hop Behaviour

VLAN priority bits

PHB counters enabling flag

Per Hop Behaviour queue weight list

Identifier of the performance management configuration

PDH line build out (transmitter signal attenuation)

• dscp• pHB• vlanPrio

Table for mapping DSCPs to PHBs and PCP bits

• assuredForwardingClass1• assuredForwardingClass2• assuredForwardingClass3• assuredForwardingClass4• bestEffort Assured Forwarding Class 1 Weight

Value

Page 527: RL60 Parameters

Best Effort Weight Value

Overwrite DSCP in SSE messages

Diff Service Code Point value

Traffic type name

Assured Forwarding Class 2 Weight Value

Assured Forwarding Class 3 Weight Value

Assured Forwarding Class 4 Weight Value

Quality of Service configuration identifier

• dscp• trafficType

Table for mapping traffic types to DSCPs

Add GSM system information to redirection message

Redirection priority for CS fallback with redirection

Redirection priority for emergency call

Page 528: RL60 Parameters

CDMA band

CDMA frequency

eUTRA frequency

UTRA frequency

GERAN ARFCN values list

GERAN band indicator

RAT for redirection

Active

Angle

Antenna band list

Redirection priority for UE context release

Redirection target configuration identifier

• antBeamwidth• antOperFreqBand• antOperGain

Page 529: RL60 Parameters

Antenna beamwidth

Antenna operating frequency band

Antenna operation gain

Antenna bearing

Antenna height

Antenna location

Antenna model number

Antenna serial number

Antenna technology

Antenna type

Antenna line identifier list

Base station ID

Page 530: RL60 Parameters

Calibrate

Calibration done

ConfigurationFile DL needed

Configuration done

Configuration file

Connection

HW version

Installation date

Installers ID

Manufacturer

Max angle

Mechanical angle

Page 531: RL60 Parameters

Min angle

Product code

3GPP realese ID

RET antenna unit number

RET device type

Remote electrical tilt identifier

Scanned antenna interface

Sector ID

Serial number

SW version

Climate control profiling

Connection list• linkId• positionInChain• sModId

Page 532: RL60 Parameters

RP3 link id

Position in chain

System module identifier

External alarm input signal list

Cancel delay for the alarm

Description

Line ID

Polarity

Severity

Start delay for the alarm

Used in EUTRA

External control signal list

• cancelDelay• descr• id• polarity• severity

• descr• id• inUse• initState

Page 533: RL60 Parameters

Description

Line ID

In use

Initial state

Link speed

Module location

Product code

Radio module reference id

Serial number

SCTP association failure retransmission counter

Maximum time to wait for a new SCTP establishment

SCTP path failure retransmission counter

Page 534: RL60 Parameters

Maximum retransmission timeout

Minimum retransmission timeout

SCTP heartbeat message interval

SCTP configuration identifier

Climate control profiling

External alarm input signal list

Cancel delay for the alarm

Description

Line ID

In use

Polarity

Severity

• cancelDelay• descr• id• inUse• polarity

Page 535: RL60 Parameters

Start delay for the alarm

External control signal list

Description

Line ID

In use

Initial state

Link list

Link id

Link speed

Radio master

Module location

Product code

• descr• id• inUse• initState

• linkId• linkSpeed• radioMaster

Page 536: RL60 Parameters

System module id

Serial number

Synchronization master

Technology

Protocol of the clock source

Clock source priority

SSM enabling flag

SSM message timeout

• clockProtocol• interfaceNumber• priority• ssmEnabled• ssmTimeout

The synchronization sources of the BTS

Interface number of recovered clock source

Unit Number of clock source interface

Synchronisation protection group identifier

Page 537: RL60 Parameters

TAC identifier

Log mean synchronization value

IP address of the ToP master

Accepted Clock Quality table

Log mean synchronization value

Phase Error Compensation

Clock synchronization configuration identifier

Time over Packet common configuration identifier

Feature Activation Flag ToP with freq synchronization

Time over Packet freq sync configuration identifier

Feature Activation Flag ToP with phase synchronization

Timing over Packet Communication Mode

Page 538: RL60 Parameters

PTP Domain Number

• masterIpAddr

IP Address of the ToP master

Lock or unlock a TWAMP session

TWAMP session destination port

TWAMP initiator message size

Packet loss ratio alarm threshold

Round-trip-time alarm threshold

ToP over Ethernet Multicast Address

Timing over Packet masters properties table

Time over Packet phase synchronisation configuration id

TWAMP session destination IP address

DSCP value for TWAMP message transmission

Page 539: RL60 Parameters

TWAMP session identifier

UTRA cell reselection timer

UTRA downlink frequency value

TWAMP initiator messages source IP address

• utrResTiFHM• utrResTiFMM

Speed-dependent scaling factors t-reselection UTRAN

UTRA cell reselection timer factor high mobility

UTRA cell reselection timer factor medium mobility

Utran FDD idle mode configuration identifier

• dlCarFrqUtra• idleLBUtranFddCelResWeight• pMaxUtra• qQualMinUtra• qRxLevMinUtra

List of UTRA FDD carrier frequencies

UTRA-FDD carrier weight factor idle mode load balancing

UTRA maximum allowed transmit power

UTRA minimum needed quality parameter

Page 540: RL60 Parameters

UTRA inter frequency threshold high

UTRA inter frequency threshold low

Uplink CoMP Cell List

Uplink CoMP SINR Threshold

Enable RP3-01 interface

UNIT identifier

Installed hardware unit type

UTRA minimum required receive level

UTRA carrier frequency absolute priority

UTRA inter-RAT quality threshold high (Rel9)

UTRA inter-RAT quality threshold low (Rel9)

Uplink coordinated multipoint identifier

Page 541: RL60 Parameters

Expected hardware unit type

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class

Day light savings time indicator

FPC FCH INIT SETPT for RC11

FPC FCH INIT SETPT for RC12

FPC FCH INIT SETPT for RC3

FPC FCH INIT SETPT for RC4

FPC FCH INITSETPT for RC5

GCSNAL2Ack timer indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT auth mode indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT auth mode indicator included

Include day light savings time indicator

Page 542: RL60 Parameters

IMSI 11th and 12th digit

IMSI T supported

Leap second

Leap seconds included

Local time offset

Local time offset included

Mobile country code

1x protocol revision

GCSNA sequence context timer indicator

CDMA2000 1xRTT home registration included

CDMA2000 1xRTT max number of alt SO

CDMA2000 1xRTT minimum protocol revision

Page 543: RL60 Parameters

Pilot increment

Pilot increment included

Subnet mask for local IP address

PFS Diffie-Hellman group

Subnet mask for remote IP address

Preferred mobile station identifier type

CDMA2000 1xRTT mobility parameters identifier

CDMA HRPD band priority for idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band priority for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

Identifier of the ethernet based IP interface

Link OAM remote loopback discovery enabling flag

Page 544: RL60 Parameters

Emergency area ID

TAC activity factor

Exclude layer 2 overhead

Carrier frequency priority for idle mode load balancing

Cell reselection priority for idle mode load balancing

Enable closed loop uplink power control

Include PUCCH measurements in CL power control

Include PUSCH measurements in CL power control

Include SRS measurements In CL power control

Average Packet Size For QCI Value 2

Average Packet Size For QCI Value 3

Average Packet Size For QCI Value 4

Page 545: RL60 Parameters

Used in GERAN

CDMA HRPD band class prio for idle mode load balancing

CDMA RTT band class prio for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

UTRA FDD carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

CDMA HRPD band class prio idle mode load balancing

CDMA 1xRTT band class prio for idle mode load balancing

EUTRA carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

GERAN carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

UTRA FDD carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

UTRA-FDD carrier freq prio for idle mode load balancing

Page 546: RL60 Parameters

3GPP Name Data Type Multiplicity

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

RSRQ Number 1

Number 1

Page 547: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 6

Boolean 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 256

Number 1

Page 548: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 549: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

Page 550: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 100

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 551: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Page 552: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

foreignNIDReg Boolean 1

foreignSIDReg Boolean 1

Page 553: RL60 Parameters

homeReg Boolean 1

multipleNID Boolean 1

multipleSID Boolean 1

nid Number 1

parameterReg Boolean 1

powerDownReg Boolean 1

powerUpReg Boolean 1

registrationPeriod Number 1

registrationZone Number 1

sid Number 1

totalZone Number 1

zoneTimer Enumeration 1

Page 554: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

preRegistrationAllowed Boolean 1

preRegistrationZoneId Number 1

secondaryPreRegistrationZoneIdList Number 1

secondaryPreRegistrationZoneIdList Number 1

bandClassList Structure 5

bandClass Enumeration 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

thresX-High Number 1

thresX-Low Number 1

Number 1

neighCellList Structure 32

Page 555: RL60 Parameters

arfcn Number 1

bandClass Enumeration 1

PhysCellIdCDMA2000 Number 1

Enumeration 1

bandClassList Structure 5

Number 1

bandClass Enumeration 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

thresX-High Number 1

thresX-Low Number 1

neighCellList Structure 40

arfcn Number 1

Page 556: RL60 Parameters

bandClass Enumeration 1

PhysCellIdCDMA2000 Number 1

Enumeration 1

searchWindowSize Number 1

t-ReselectionCDMA2000 Number 1

t-ReselectionCDMA2000-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

t-ReselectionCDMA2000 Number 1

t-ReselectionCDMA2000-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

Page 557: RL60 Parameters

Structure 26

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 20

String 1

String 1

Page 558: RL60 Parameters

Structure 40

Enumeration 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 559: RL60 Parameters

String 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 6

Number 1

Number 1

Page 560: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 4

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Page 561: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Structure 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 562: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Structure 16

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

Page 563: RL60 Parameters

String 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

t-ReselectionGERAN Number 1

t-ReselectionGERAN-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

GERAN-ARFCN-Value Number 32

thresX-High Number 1

Page 564: RL60 Parameters

thresX-Low Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

ncc-Permitted Bitmask 1

p-MaxGERAN Number 1

q-RxLevMin Number 1

Number 1

N3-REQUESTS Number 1

Number 1

T3-RESPONSE Number 1

Structure 32

String 1

Page 565: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

IntraFreqBlacklistedCellList Structure 16

range Enumeration 1

start Number 1

intraFreqNeighCellList Structure 16

physicalCellId Number 1

q-OffsetCell Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Page 566: RL60 Parameters

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Page 567: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Structure 10

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Structure 10

String 1

String 1

Structure 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Page 568: RL60 Parameters

String 3

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Structure 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 569: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

String 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Page 570: RL60 Parameters

String 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 48

String 1

Page 571: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Structure 32

Enumeration 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Page 572: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 128

Number 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 128

Number 1

String 1

Page 573: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Structure 250

Boolean 1

Page 574: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Page 575: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

dl-CarrierFreq Number 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

Number 1

InterFreqBlackCellList Structure 16

range Enumeration 1

Page 576: RL60 Parameters

start Number 1

interFreqNeighCellList Structure 16

physicalCellId Number 1

q-OffsetCell Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

thresX-High Number 1

thresX-Low Number 1

presenceAntennaPort1 Boolean 1

t-ReselectionEUTRA Number 1

Number 1

Page 577: RL60 Parameters

allowedMeas Bandwidth Enumeration 1

p-Max Number 1

q-OffsetFreq Enumeration 1

Number 1

q-RxLevMin Number 1

t-ReselectionEUTRA-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

Page 578: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 64

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 579: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 580: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 4

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 581: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

GU-Group-ID Structure 32

Number 1

mME-Group-ID Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Page 582: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

arfcn Number 1

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

baseStationColourCode Number 1

Boolean 1

CI Number 1

LAC Number 1

RAC Number 1

Number 1

MCC Number 1

Page 583: RL60 Parameters

MNC Number 1

MNC Number 1

networkColourCode Number 1

networkControlOrder Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

SystemInfoListGeran String 10

systemInformation Enumeration 1

pLMN-Identity Structure 6

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

cyclicPrefixDL Enumeration 1

Page 584: RL60 Parameters

cyclicPrefixUL Enumeration 1

dL-Transmission-Bandwidth Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

uL-EARFCN Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 585: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

specialSubframePatterns Enumeration 1

Number 1

transmission-Bandwidth Enumeration 1

subframeAssignment Enumeration 1

uL-Transmission-Bandwidth Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

secondaryPlmnIdL Structure 5

Page 586: RL60 Parameters

MCC Number 1

MNC Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

SRVCC HO Indication Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

LAC Number 1

RAC Number 1

RNC-ID Number 1

PhysCellIdentityUTRA-FDD Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Number 1

Page 587: RL60 Parameters

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

PhysCellIdCDMA2000 Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Page 588: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

E-RAB MODIFY REQUEST Boolean 1

Page 589: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Page 590: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Page 591: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

MME selection function Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Page 592: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Structure 1

Page 593: RL60 Parameters

pollByte Enumeration 1

ue-Category Number 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

Structure 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

ue-Category Number 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

Structure 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

ue-Category Number 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Page 594: RL60 Parameters

pollByte Enumeration 1

ue-Category Number 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

Structure 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

ue-Category Number 1

pollByte Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 6

Number 1

Page 595: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 596: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

eNB Name String 1

Number 1

Structure 256

Macro eNB ID Number 1

MCC Number 1

MNC Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 597: RL60 Parameters

Structure 32

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

QOS rule information: ARP Number 1

Boolean 1

MCC Number 1

MNC Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 598: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Macro eNB Id Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 599: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

prioritisedBitRate Enumeration 1

Structure 200

EARFCN Number 1

Macro eNB ID Number 1

String 1

Page 600: RL60 Parameters

MCC Number 1

MNC Number 1

Number 1

PhysCellId Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Bitmask 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

maxCID Number 1

pdcp-SN-Size Enumeration 1

Page 601: RL60 Parameters

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

pdcp-SN-Size Enumeration 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

pdcp-SN-Size Enumeration 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

pdcp-SN-Size Enumeration 1

Page 602: RL60 Parameters

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

statusReportRequired Bitmask 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

statusReportRequired Bitmask 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

statusReportRequired Bitmask 1

Page 603: RL60 Parameters

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

statusReportRequired Bitmask 1

discardTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Page 604: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 605: RL60 Parameters

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

Page 606: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Page 607: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

Page 608: RL60 Parameters

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Page 609: RL60 Parameters

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Structure 1

Page 610: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

Page 611: RL60 Parameters

priority Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 612: RL60 Parameters

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 613: RL60 Parameters

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 614: RL60 Parameters

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Number 1

Page 615: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 616: RL60 Parameters

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Number 1

Structure 21

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

ttiBundling Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

logicalChannelGroup Enumeration 1

Page 617: RL60 Parameters

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

E-RAB Guaranteed Bit Rate Number 1

Number 1

Priority Number 1

QCI Number 1

Enumeration 1

Resource Type Enumeration 1

RLC mode Enumeration 1

Number 1

bucketSizeDuration Enumeration 1

priority Number 1

Number 1

Page 618: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 1

t-PollPDU Enumeration 1

Number 1

t-PollRetransmit Enumeration 1

t-StatusProhibit Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

Page 619: RL60 Parameters

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Page 620: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

Number 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

sn-FieldLength Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

t-PollPDU Enumeration 1

Number 1

t-PollRetransmit Enumeration 1

t-StatusProhibit Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Page 621: RL60 Parameters

t-PollPDU Enumeration 1

Number 1

t-PollRetransmit Enumeration 1

t-StatusProhibit Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

t-PollPDU Enumeration 1

Number 1

t-PollRetransmit Enumeration 1

t-StatusProhibit Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Page 622: RL60 Parameters

t-PollPDU Enumeration 1

Number 1

t-PollRetransmit Enumeration 1

t-StatusProhibit Enumeration 1

t-Reordering Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 623: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Structure 16

physCellId-r9 Number 1

utra-BCCH-Container-r9 String 1

Number 1

Number 1

T(RIR) Number 1

TS1RELOCprep Number 1

tS1relocprep Number 1

TS1RELOCprep Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 624: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

TimeToTrigger Enumeration 1

TimeToTrigger Enumeration 1

TimeToTrigger Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 625: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

ac-BarringForCSFB-r10 Structure 1

ac-BarringForSpecialAC Bitmask 1

ac-BarringTime Enumeration 1

ac-BarringFactor Enumeration 1

ssac-BarringForMMTEL-Video-r9 Structure 1

ac-BarringForSpecialAC Bitmask 1

ac-BarringTime Enumeration 1

ac-BarringFactor Enumeration 1

Page 626: RL60 Parameters

ssac-BarringForMMTEL-Voice-r9 Structure 1

ac-BarringForSpecialAC Bitmask 1

ac-BarringTime Enumeration 1

ac-BarringFactor Enumeration 1

ac-BarringForMO-Data Structure 1

ac-BarringForSpecialAC Bitmask 1

ac-BarringTime Enumeration 1

ac-BarringFactor Enumeration 1

ac-BarringForMO-Signalling Structure 1

ac-BarringForSpecialAC Bitmask 1

ac-BarringTime Enumeration 1

ac-BarringFactor Enumeration 1

Page 627: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Page 628: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 629: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

additionalSpectrumEmission Number 1

Enumeration 1

RSCP Number 1

Enumeration 1

intraFreqBlackCellList Structure 502

Enumeration 1

carrierFreq Number 1

range Enumeration 1

Page 630: RL60 Parameters

start Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

t-ReselectionEUTRA-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

cellBarred Enumeration 1

Cell Capacity Class Value Number 1

Page 631: RL60 Parameters

cellIndividualOffset Enumeration 1

String 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

CellSelectionInfo-v920 Structure 1

q-QualMinOffset-r9 Number 1

q-QualMin-r9 Number 1

ISR (Tab.10.1-5) sr-ConfigIndex Enumeration 1

Cell Size Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Page 632: RL60 Parameters

cqi-ReportingModeAperiodic Enumeration 1

Np Enumeration 1

K Number 1

simultaneousAckNackAndCQI Boolean 1

deltaFList-PUCCH Structure 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format1 Enumeration 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format1b Enumeration 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format2 Enumeration 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format2a Enumeration 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format2b Enumeration 1

dsr-TransMax Enumeration 1

defaultPagingCycle Enumeration 1

Page 633: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

deltaPUCCH-Shift Number 1

deltaMCS-Enabled Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Channel bandwidth Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Page 634: RL60 Parameters

DlPathlossChange Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 635: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Page 636: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 637: RL60 Parameters

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Page 638: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle. longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

Page 639: RL60 Parameters

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

Page 640: RL60 Parameters

DRX Cycle, shortDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrxCycleTimer Number 1

Number 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrxCycleTimer Number 1

Page 641: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle. longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrxCycleTimer Number 1

Number 1

DRX-Config Structure 1

Page 642: RL60 Parameters

drx-InactivityTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, longDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

onDurationTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

drx-RetransmissionTimer Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrx-Cycle Enumeration 1

DRX Cycle, shortDrxCycleTimer Number 1

Number 1

ac-BarringForEmergency Enumeration 1

Structure 8

Number 1

Page 643: RL60 Parameters

CDMA2000 Sector ID String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

EARFCN Number 1

EARFCN Number 1

Emergency Area ID Number 15

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Page 644: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

eUTRANcellIdentifier Number 1

E-UTRANAccessPointPosition Structure 1

altitude Number 1

confidence Number 1

latitude Number 1

longitude Number 1

directionOfAltitude Enumeration 1

latitudeSign Enumeration 1

Page 645: RL60 Parameters

orientationOfMajorAxis Number 1

uncertaintyAltitude Number 1

uncertaintySemi-major Number 1

uncertaintySemi-minor Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

filterCoefficientRSRP Enumeration 1

Page 646: RL60 Parameters

filterCoefficientRSRQ Enumeration 1

filterCoefficient Enumeration 1

plmn-IdentityList Structure 5

cellReservedForOperatorUse Enumeration 1

mcc Number 1

mnc Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

maxHARQ-Tx Number 1

Page 647: RL60 Parameters

maxHARQ-Tx Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

HST Scenario Enumeration 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

Page 648: RL60 Parameters

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 649: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

intraFrequencyReselection Enumeration 1

presenceAntennaPort1 Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 650: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 651: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

measQuantityUTRA-FDD Enumeration 1

measQuantityUTRA-FDD Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Page 652: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 128

Number 1

Page 653: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

n-CellChangeHigh Number 1

n-CellChangeMedium Number 1

t-Evaluation Enumeration 1

t-HystNormal Enumeration 1

modificationPeriodCoeff Enumeration 1

n1PucchAn Number 1

n310 Enumeration 1

n311 Enumeration 1

nRB-CQI Number 1

offsetFreq Enumeration 1

Page 654: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

P0_NOMINAL_PUCCH Number 1

P0_NOMINAL_PUSCH(j=1) Number 1

Pmax Number 1

p-Max Number 1

p-Max Number 1

nB Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 655: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

PUCCH CQI Feedback Type Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

ReportAmount Enumeration 1

ReportInterval Enumeration 1

phich-Duration Enumeration 1

Page 656: RL60 Parameters

phich-Resource Enumeration 1

Number 1

ZeroCorrelationZoneConfig Number 1

prach-ConfigurationIndex Number 1

prach-FrequencyOffset Number 1

highSpeedFlag Boolean 1

powerRampingStep Enumeration 1

preambleTransMax Enumeration 1

cellReservedForOperatorUse Enumeration 1

prs-Bandwidth Enumeration 1

prs-ConfigurationIndex Enumeration 1

prs-MutingInfo Structure 1

Page 657: RL60 Parameters

prs-MutingInfo Bitmask 1

Enumeration 1

numDL-Frames Number 1

Number 1

nCS-AN Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

q-Hyst Enumeration 1

q-QualMin-r9 Number 1

q-RxLevMinOffset Number 1

q-RxLevMin Number 1

Page 658: RL60 Parameters

q-RxLevMin Number 1

Contention Resolution Timer Enumeration 1

Number 1

messagePowerOffsetGroupB Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

sizeOfRA-PreambleGroupA Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 659: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 660: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

reportInterval Enumeration 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

hysteresis Number 1

a2-Threshold Number 1

threshold-RSRQ Number 1

Structure 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 661: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

s-IntraSearch-v920 Structure 1

s-IntraSearchP-r9 Number 1

s-IntraSearchQ-r9 Number 1

s-IntraSearch Number 1

s-NonIntraSearch-v920 Structure 1

s-NonIntraSearchP-r9 Number 1

s-NonIntraSearchQ-r9 Number 1

Page 662: RL60 Parameters

s-NonIntraSearch Number 1

si-WindowLength Enumeration 1

Structure 1

si-Periodicity Enumeration 1

Number 1

SIB-Type Enumeration 1

Structure 1

si-Periodicity Enumeration 1

Number 1

SIB-Type Enumeration 1

Structure 8

Enumeration 1

Page 663: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Enumeration 1

speedStateReselectionPars Structure 1

n-CellChangeHigh Number 1

n-CellChangeMedium Number 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

t-Evaluation Enumeration 1

t-HystNormal Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 664: RL60 Parameters

pSRS-Offset Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

t300 Enumeration 1

t301 Enumeration 1

t302 Number 1

t304 Enumeration 1

T304 Enumeration 1

t304 Enumeration 1

T304 Enumeration 1

t310 Enumeration 1

t311 Enumeration 1

Page 665: RL60 Parameters

cellReselectionPriorityExpiryTimer Enumeration 1

extendedWaitTime Number 1

Number 1

PeriodicBsrTime Enumeration 1

PeriodicPPHRtimer Enumeration 1

ProhibitedPHRTimer Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

t-ReselectionEUTRAN Number 1

Tstore_UE_cntxt Number 1

Number 1

timeAlignmentTimer Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 666: RL60 Parameters

trackingAreaCode Number 1

threshServingLowQ-r9 Number 1

threshServingLow Number 1

s-Measure Number 1

a2-Threshold Number 1

a2-Threshold Number 1

threshold-RSRP Number 1

a2-Threshold Number 1

a1-Threshold Number 1

a5-Threshold1 Number 1

a5-Threshold2 Number 1

threshold-RSRP Number 1

Page 667: RL60 Parameters

timeToTrigger-SF Enumeration 1

timeToTrigger-SF Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Channel bandwidth Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 668: RL60 Parameters

alpha Enumeration 1

Structure 1

P0_PUSCH,c Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

preambleInitialReceivedTargetPower Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 669: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

deltaMsg2 Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 670: RL60 Parameters

Structure 2

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

UplinkPowerControlCommon-v1020 Structure 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format1bCS-r10 Enumeration 1

deltaF-PUCCH-Format3-r10 Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 671: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

explicitListOfARFCNs Number 32

b2-Threshold1 Number 1

b2-Threshold2GERAN Number 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

hysteresis Number 1

Number 1

ncc-Permitted Bitmask 1

reportInterval Enumeration 1

b2-Threshold1 Number 1

Page 672: RL60 Parameters

b2-Threshold2CDMA2000 Number 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Structure 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Enumeration 1

Number 1

preRegistrationAllowed Boolean 1

searchWindowSize Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

Number 1

offsetFreq Number 1

reportInterval Enumeration 1

Page 673: RL60 Parameters

a3-Offset Number 1

a3-Offset Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

Page 674: RL60 Parameters

presenceAntennaPort1 Boolean 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

offsetFreq Enumeration 1

a5-Threshold1 Number 1

a5-Threshold2 Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

utra-EcN0 Number 1

utra-RSCP Number 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

Page 675: RL60 Parameters

b2-Threshold1 Number 1

utra-EcN0 Number 1

utra-RSCP Number 1

timeToTrigger Enumeration 1

hysteresis Number 1

hysteresis Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

offsetFreq Number 1

reportInterval Enumeration 1

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 1

Page 676: RL60 Parameters

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Structure 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Enumeration 1

Number 1

searchWindowSize Number 1

Number 1

Structure 32

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Page 677: RL60 Parameters

String 1

Number 1

MME Name String 1

Relative MME Capacity Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Enumeration 1

PhysCellIdCDMA2000 Number 1

CDMA2000 Sector ID String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Page 678: RL60 Parameters

cellIndividualOffset Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Page 679: RL60 Parameters

CI Number 1

Enumeration 1

LAC Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Page 680: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Number 1

CarrierFreqCDMA2000 Enumeration 1

Page 681: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

PhysCellIdCDMA2000 Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 682: RL60 Parameters

FreqBandIndicator Number 1

AdditionalSpectrumEmission Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 4

Number 1

Antenna operating band(s) Enumeration 1

Number 1

Antenna Bearing Number 1

Beamwidth in each operating band in band order

Gain in each operating band in band order

Page 683: RL60 Parameters

Antenna model number String 1

Antenna serial number String 1

Number 1

Base Station ID String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Installation Date String 1

Installer's ID String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Page 684: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Sector ID String 1

String 1

Number 1

TMA Subunit receive frequency band Number 1

TMA Subunit receive frequency band Number 1

TMA Subunit transmit frequency band Number 1

Page 685: RL60 Parameters

TMA Subunit transmit frequency band Number 1

TMA Subunit type Bitmask 1

Enumeration 1

bandClassPriorityListHRPD Structure 32

bandClass Enumeration 1

Number 1

bandClassPriorityList1xRTT Structure 32

bandClass Enumeration 1

Number 1

freqPriorityListEUTRA Structure 8

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 1

Page 686: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 32

Number 1

freqPriorityListUTRA-FDD Structure 16

Number 1

carrierFreq Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 32

Number 32

Number 32

Page 687: RL60 Parameters

Number 32

Number 32

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 16

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Structure 16

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Page 688: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 32

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

bandClassPriorityListHRPD Structure 32

bandClass Enumeration 1

Page 689: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

bandClassPriorityList1xRTT Structure 32

bandClass Enumeration 1

Number 1

freqPriorityListEUTRA Structure 8

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 1

Structure 1

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 32

Number 1

Page 690: RL60 Parameters

freqPriorityListUTRA-FDD Structure 16

Number 1

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 32

Number 32

Number 32

Number 32

Number 32

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 16

Enumeration 1

Page 691: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Structure 16

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 692: RL60 Parameters

Number 32

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

String 1

Boolean 1

String 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Page 693: RL60 Parameters

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 100

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Page 694: RL60 Parameters

Number 20

Enumeration 1

Structure 200

Enumeration 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Page 695: RL60 Parameters

Structure 1

Boolean 1

E-UTRAN Trace ID Structure 1

MCC Number 1

MCC Number 1

Number 1

Trace ID Number 1

Trace Recording Session Reference Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Trace Collection Entity IP Address String 1

Enumeration 1

Page 696: RL60 Parameters

Number 10

Enumeration 1

Number 35

Enumeration 1

Number 30

Enumeration 1

Number 50

Enumeration 1

Number 25

Enumeration 1

Number 10

Number 1

Page 697: RL60 Parameters

Enumeration 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

String 1

Number 1

Structure 80

Page 698: RL60 Parameters

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Page 699: RL60 Parameters

Boolean 1

String 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

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Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

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Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

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Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

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Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Structure 64

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Structure 1

Number 1

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Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Structure 23

Number 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

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bandClass Enumeration 1

arfcn Number 1

ARFCN-ValueEUTRA Number 1

ARFCN-ValueUTRA Number 1

explicitListOfARFCNs Number 32

bandIndicator Enumeration 1

RedirectedCarrierInfo Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Structure 4

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Number 1

Antenna operating band(s) Enumeration 1

Number 1

Antenna Bearing Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Antenna model number String 1

Antenna serial number String 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 2

Base Station ID String 1

Beamwidth in each operating band in band order

Gain in each operating band in band order

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Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Installation Date String 1

Installer's ID String 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

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Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Sector ID String 1

String 1

String 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 2

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Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Structure 8

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Structure 4

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String 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

String 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

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Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 26

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Enumeration 1

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Number 1

Structure 6

String 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 6

Number 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

String 1

String 1

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Number 1

String 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 2

Enumeration 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

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Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 5

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

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Number 1

Enumeration 1

Structure 1

String 1

Number 1

Enumeration 1

String 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

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String 1

Number 1

t-ReselectionUTRA Number 1

t-ReselectionUTRA-SF Structure 1

sf-High Enumeration 1

sf-Medium Enumeration 1

Number 1

carrierFreqListUTRA-FDD Structure 16

carrierFreq Number 1

Number 1

p-MaxUTRA Number 1

q-QualMin Number 1

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q-RxLevMin Number 1

cellReselectionPriority Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

thresX-High Number 1

thresX-Low Number 1

Number 3

Number 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

String 1

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Enumeration 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Boolean 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

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Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Boolean 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

Number 1

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Number 1

Boolean 1

Enumeration 1

Number 1

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Description Range and step

1...1, step 1

1...65535, step 1

7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...31, step 1

-140...-44 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-44 dBm, step 1 dBm

-19.5...-3 dB, step 0.5 dB

1...256, step 1

This parameter identifies the account manager. The value is always 1.

This parameter holds the TLS access mode for the LDAP server(s) of the BTS. Values are "secured" (allow only secured connections) and "both" (allow both unsecured and secured connections).

TLS (0), TLS_OR_PLAIN_TEXT (1)

This parameter holds the port number of the primary LDAP server.

This parameter holds the IP address of the primary LDAP server.

Format: this is an IPv4 IP address in dotted decimal form defined in RFC 2373.Activates the profile for UE-based intra- and/or inter-frequency ANR (LTE556, LTE782) too.

If set to "true" the profile applies for any kind of ANR, that is UE-based and not UE-based. If set to "false" the profile is not applied for UE-based ANR but still applied for not UE-based ANR features (for example LTE492).

This parameter uniquely identifies an ANRPRL object.

An Automatic Neighbor Relationship Profile (ANRPRL) defines carrier-frequency-specific settings for automatic detection of LTE intra-frequency and inter-frequency neighbor cells.If RSRP of a neighbor cell included in ANR measurement "reportStrongestCells" is greater than anrThresRSRPNbCell, then a cell is accepted by eNB as a neighbor cell for which CGI is needed.

Threshold to control detection of neighbour cells via passive ANR.

If a measurement report for the mobility events A3, A4 or A5 is received, then the cell corresponding to an included PCI can be accepted as 'candidate cell for ANR' only if the PCI fulfills the condition:

The eNB will request to resolve the CGI of unknown cells only if the respective RSRQ level measured by the UE is at least equal to anrThresRSRQNbCell.

The parameter is relevant only if at least one of the features; LTE782 or LTE556, is activated, that is if actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte and/or actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to "true".

Once the number of LTE inter-frequency neighbor relations of the eNB cell reaches "nrLimitInterFreq", the eNB stops autonomous learning of new neighbor cells via ANR. Note: The number of inter-frequency neighbor relations can exceed this limit since new neighbor cells/new neighbor relations still can be configured via O&M and autonomous creation of neighbor relations for already available neighbor

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1...256, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...15, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

1...256, step 1

Not defined

0...511, step 1

Once the number of LTE intra-frequency neighbor relations of the eNB cell reaches "nrLimitIntraFreq", the eNB stops autonomous learning of new neighbor cells via ANR. Note: The number of intra-frequency neighbor relations can exceed this limit since new neighbor cells/new neighbor relations still can be configured via O&M and autonomous creation of neighbor relations for already available neighbor

The parameter identifies the EUTRA target carrier frequency for which this ANR profile applies.

The profile applies for intra- and or inter-frequency ANR dependent on the carrier frequency of the cell.This parameter uniquely identifies an ANRPRW object.

An Automatic Neighbor Relationship Profile (ANRPRW) defines carrier-frequency-specific settings for automatic detection of WCDMA neighbor cells.The parameter allows to restrict the ANR profile to certain LTE cells that are identified by their lncelId.If the parameter is omitted or the list is empty the profile is considered as default profile, which applies to all cells with no dedicated profile.The parameter enables ANR learning for the carrier frequency of the profile.

Default values for blacklisting of UTRAN mobility types in WCDMA neighbor relationship objects LNRELW.

The values are used if a new LNRELW object is created by eNB because of ANR measurements and if the profile applies for the detecting LTE cell.The parameter controls whether CSFB with PS handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

The parameter controls whether PS handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

The parameter controls whether SRVCC handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

The parameter allows limiting the number of UTRAN neighbor relations (LNRELW objects) per UTRAN frequency and LTE cell.

This limit applies only for ANR-created LNRELW objects but does not apply for LNRELW objects, which are manually created via plan file.

The parameter specifies a list of Primary Scrambling Codes (PSC) or code ranges that are excluded from ANR learning.

Single PSC value or first PSC value of a range that is blacklisted.

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Last PSC value if a range of PSC values are blacklisted. 0...511, step 1

Not defined

left (0), right (1)

normal (0)

PS and CS (0), CS only (1)

0...16383, step 1

0...99.9 dB, step 0.1 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

Identifies the specific antenna line. 1...108, step 1

The parameter specifies the coding of the RNC Id within the 28 Bit UTRAN Cell Identity.

The parameter defines whether the RNC-ID is aligned to the left or right side within Cell Identity.

The parameter defines the RNL Id type. Currently only type normal (12 Bit) is supported.

This parameter selects if SRVCC to a WCDMA target cell is performed as a combined PS and CS SRVCC or whether SRVCC is performed for the CS bearer only.

The value is used if a new LNADJW object is created by eNB because of ANR measurements and if the profile applies for the detecting LTE cell.

The parameter identifies the UTRA carrier frequency for which this ANR profile applies.

Additional Rx gain in decibels, is used in gain calculation to compensate an Rx gain produced by an external device e.g. the base station when two radio modules are cross-connected together via Rx diversity outputs sharing the antenna line. User will know the gain produced by the external device to apply Defines if antenna line DC power is enabled/disabled for an antenna line. The DC power is enabled by default (when the file or parameter is not available for an AL). This parameter is the most relevant for AL DC powerNote! In RF sharing case this parameter value shall be set to "false" if BTS is set to the Radio slave mode (SMOD - linkList - radioMaster parameter value is set to "false").

Identifies the specific antenna port in Flexi Radio Module for antenna line.

ANT1 (0), ANT2 (1), ANT3 (2), ANT4 (3), ANT5 (4), ANT6 (5)

The total delay of all the passive units of an antenna line can be entered into this parameter, which is then used as the RTT value in delay compensation in BTS.

4.5...45077.5 ns, step 0.1 ns

This parameter contains the total loss calculated from the feederLoss and passive units.

Note: The parameter is only applicable when a MHA is commissoned.

-214748364...0 dB, step 0.1 dB

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0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the product code of the unit in question. 1...80 characters

1...18, step 1

0...999 ns, step 1 ns

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

2...45 characters

2...10, step 1

0...40 characters

Defines if the device scan functionality is enabled/disabled for a capable 3GPP antenna line. The scan is enabled by default (when the file or parameter is not available for an AL).

Note: In RF sharing case this parameter value shall be set to the "false" if BTS is set to the Radio slave mode (SMOD - linkList - radioMaster parameter value is set to "false").

Defines the voltage level supplied to the antenna line. The values entered for this parameter depend on the MHA type. Non-AISG NSN MHAs: WMHA, WMHB: 12 WMHC: BTS1 Automatic value (Manual voltage override is allowed: possible values [0 V / +12 V/ +14.5 V/ +24V/ +28 V (+24 /+28 only for Main branch, the value depends on the radio module type)]),

Automatic (-1), 0 (0), 12 (1), 14.5 (2), 24 (3), 28 (4)

This parameter identifies the radio module associated with the antenna line.

Antenna Line Uplink Delay in nanoseconds, is used to compensate the antenna line UL delay difference between main and diversity Rx branches of the cell. This is needed to avoid gain (i.e. performance) loss due to the time difference between Rx branches data. For example, offset of 1/2 chip Defines a VSWR (voltage standing wave ratio) major alarm level.

In WCDMA - LTE RF sharing the parameter doesn't need to be configured for LTE.

1.5...3.5 VSWR, step 0.1 VSWR

Defines a VSWR (voltage standing wave ratio) minor alarm level.

In WCDMA - LTE RF sharing the parameter doesn't need to be configured for LTE.

1.5...3.5 VSWR, step 0.1 VSWR

This parameter activates or deactivates the BFD session.

Activate: if set to value "true", the transmission of BFD control packets towards the remote peer is started and, in case the BFD session fails, alarms are raised.This parameter controls the admin state of the BFD session.If set to "false", the session enters the "Down" state. Only control messages with state "Admin Down" are sent to the peer. All active alarms of the BFD session are cleared.If set to "true", the session leaves the "Down" state. It will reach the "Up" state if the remote peer is also in "Up" state. If the BFD session fails, alarms are raised for it.

This parameter specifies the destination IP address to be used in the BFD session. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

Both IP address formats can be used.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC 4291.The negotiated BFD control word transmission interval, multiplied by this parameter, provides the detection time for lost packets in the BFD session. Roughly speaking bfdDetectMult is the number of BFD control packets that the FTM may lose in a row, before it shall declare the BFD session to be down.This parameter indicates on the BFD group to which the BFD session belongs.The parameter is a managed object instance identifier (LMOID), referencing an instance of object class BFDGRP. The parameter may remain empty, meaning the BFD session is not bound to a BFD group.

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This parameter identifies the BFD session. 1...16, step 1

2...45 characters

3784...65535, step 1

100...5000, step 100

100...5000, step 100

This parameter identifies a BFD group. 1...8, step 1

Not defined

1...100, step 1

1...86400 s, step 1 s

1...86400 s, step 1 s

This parameter specifies the source IP address to be used in BFD messages for the BFD session. This can be a network interface IP address or a virtual IP address. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This parameter specifies the UDP source port to be used in the BFD session.Note: value range and default value depend on the BFD type. - For Multi Hop BFD, the value range is 4784, 49152...65535 and the default value = 4784. This parameter specifies the type of the BFD session: Single Hop or Multi Hop BFD.

singleHopBFD (0), multiHopBFD (1)

This parameter specifies the minimum interval, that the BTS needs when transmitting BFD control packets for the BFD session.

This parameter specifies the minimum interval between received BFD control packets that the FTM will support for the BFD session.

The alarms are suppressed based on the toggling alarm parameters. The toggling alarm parameters contain the amount of alarms in time (time and amount values ) for setting the toggling alarm condition and clearance duration time when the toggling alarm is no longer toggling (alarm either active or Toggling alarm amount defines the number of alarms limit in time (time and amount values) when the alarm is declared to be in toggling alarm condition.

Duration time when the toggling alarm is no longer toggling (alarm either active or cleared). If the alarm is active, it is set active after toggling alarm is cleared.

Duration time when the alarm is toggling (alarm either active or cleared). The toggling alarm condition time is used to determine with toggling alarm amount the toggling condition.

BTS Fault name defined in RISE. The same name can be found in the BTS alarm documentation. This parameter includes also alarming resource and fault ID. Syntax used in enums: hw_faultId_faultName. NOTE: There are some special marks indicating usually dynamic part in the fault name. Special

FT_3511_No connection to Flexi transport submodule (1003511), FT_6150_GTP-U Path Failure (1006150), FT_61028_LOF on unit U,

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0...1048575, step 1

1...80 characters

LTE specific Base Station level radio parameters. 1...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

30m (0), 100m (1), 300m (2)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...2000 ns, step 1 ns

Defines the toggling suppression used for this BTS fault and alarming HW resource pair.

Defines the BTS in question.

Note: This parameter cannot be changed by NetAct. Any change will be done using BTS SM.

This parameter can be used for identification of the BTS. It is used for planning purposes, i.e. to provide identification information of the site. It is not used for any Telecom purposes.

With this parameter the the synchronization mode of the eNB can be selected.LTE systems supporting MBSFN or co-operate with CDMA 2000 require a tight timing on air interface, here "PhaseSync" shall be configured.

FreqSync (0), PhaseSync (1)

Controls if in holdover mode the external 1pps output is switched on (parameter = true) or switched off (parameter = false).

In case the BTS has lost all supported reference sources for generating 1pps pulse, the BTS starts running in hold-over mode. This parameter controls if in holdover mode the external 1pps output is switched on or off.

Defines the usage of the external 2.048MHz synchronization reference.

Controls if in holdover mode the external 2.048 MHz output is switched on (parameter = true) or switched off (parameter = false).

In case the BTS lost all supported reference sources for providing the external 2.048 MHz output, the BTS starts running in hold-over mode. This parameter controls if in holdover mode the external 2.048 MHz output is switched on or

This parameter defines the cable length used between GPS receiver and eNB for official NSN cable with length of 30m, 100m or 300m . If this parameter is set, the gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay shall not be set.

Parameter gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts controls the mode of operation of the GPS/1pps synchronization input interface.

Setting gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts to value:- "false": Synchronization from external GPS receiver, the BTS is directly connected to an external GPS receiver. It controls the external GPS receiver via TSIP commands and receives TSIP response messages from the receiver.

Defines the usage of the GPS. GPS is connected to the system module

This parameter will be specified when NSN official cable (30m, 100m or 300m) is replaced with an own proprietary cable between GPS receiver and eNB. The maximum length of cable will be less than 400 meters. In this case an operator is obliged to measure the delay of cable. If this parameter is set, the value for gpsCableLength will not be set.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the usage of the TDM synchronisation reference. 0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

0...1, step 0.1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...255, step 1

1...1, step 1

Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter determines whether System Module fan speed is optimized by oscillator temperature or noise level.

This parameter enables the RF sharing with GSM or UTRAN in LTE BTS.

Parameter is used only for automatic licence activation and in addition this parameter is used for shared RF modules IP address configuration.This parameter enables the feature "Synchronisation Hub".

If the feature activation flag is set to True, it is possible to use both the 2MHz output signal and the PDH output signal for synchronization.

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC CAREL.It uniquely identifies a CAREL instance.CAREL creation activates Carrier Aggregation in the related cells.CAREL is created in the LNCEL that will be P-LNCEL (primary cell for Carrier Aggregation). LNCEL contains lcrId of the S-LNCEL (secondary cell for Carrier Aggregation).

This parameter controls scheduling fairness between UEs with and without activated SCell (S-LNCEL).This parameter controls scheduling fairness in DL time and frequency domain scheduling between UEs with and without an active SCell. Value 0 means that no fairness is provided; that is UEs with an SCell activated get maximal benefits; and value 1 The parameter controls if PDCCH outer loop link adaptation is disabled in SCell for a UE with an activated SCell.

If disableSCellPDCCHOlLa is set to True, PDCCH OLLA will be disabled for a UE with an active SCell in its SCell (other UEs in this cell which do not have SCell activated/configured can use PDCCH OLLA depending on the setting of actOlLaPdcch in this

This parameter is the Local Cell Resource ID of cell to be aggregated.Aggregate cells considering the following:- NSN does not guarantee correct SCell addition in case the band combination is an NSN supported band combination but not supported by 3GPP TS 36.101This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC CDFIM.It uniquely identifies a CDFIM instance.

Used to indicate whether or not the UE shall perform a CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration if the UE does not have a valid / current pre-registration.Structure including all CDMA2000 1xRTT CSFB Registration Parameters of both Release 8 and Release 9.Defines whether the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) Network Identification (NID) roamer registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration is broadcast. Value TRUE is to enable foreign NID roamers for autonomous registration. This parameter is Defines whether the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) System Identification (SID) roamer registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration is broadcast. Value TRUE is to enable foreign SID roamers for autonomous registration. This parameter is

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...65535, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

29...85, step 1

0...4095, step 1

0...32767, step 1

0...7, step 1

Defines whether the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) home registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration is broadcast. Value TRUE is to enable home (non-roaming) autonomous registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) multiple Network Identification (NID) storage indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. When this parameter is set to TRUE, the UE may store entries in SID_NID_LIST for each SID. This parameter is broadcast in Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) multiple System Identification (SID) storage indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. When this parameter is set to TRUE, the UE may store entries in SID_NID_LIST having different SIDs. This parameter is Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) Network Identification (NID) associated with this cell for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) parameter-change registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. When this parameter is set to TRUE, the UE should register on parameter change events. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) power down registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. Set this parameter to TRUE for the UE to register immediately before powering down. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) power up registration indicator for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. Set this parameter to TRUE for the UE to register immediately after powering up. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: Defines the time interval between timer-based registrations. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration zone number associated with this cell for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) System Identification (SID) associated with this cell for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided Defines the number of CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration zones retained in the zone list by the UE for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided Defines the timer for CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) zone registration associated with this cell for Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) pre-registration. This parameter is broadcast in the RRC: SystemInformationBlockType8 (SIB8) message and is provided

1min (0), 2min (1), 5min (2), 10min (3), 20min (4), 30min (5), 45min (6), 60min (7)

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Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...255, step 1

0...255, step 1

0...255, step 1

Not defined

0...7, step 1

0...31.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...31.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

1...100, step 1

Not defined

This structure contains parameters associated with eHRPD Pre-registration used in SIB8.

Defines whether the UE is allowed to perform pre-registration when the UE does not have a valid / current pre-registration. A value of false indicates UE is not allowed to perform preregistration in this cell.

Defines the evolved High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) Pre-registration Information. This parameter contains the primary Color Code of the eHRPD Access Network (AN) which this Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (EUTRA) cell overlays. The UE uses this parameter to determine whether it Defines the evolved High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) secondary pre-registration Information. This parameter contains the secondary Color Code of the eHRPD Access Network (AN) which this Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (EUTRA) cell overlays. The UE uses this parameter to Defines the evolved High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) secondary pre-registration Information. This parameter contains the secondary Color Code of the eHRPD Access Network (AN) which this Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (EUTRA) cell overlays. The UE uses this parameter to CDMA2000 HRPD frequency bandsList of CDMA2000 HRPD frequency bands. This structure may contain up to 32 instantiated quadruples of a hrpdBdClBcl, hrpdCResPrio, hrpdFrqThrH and hrpdFrqThrL.

CDMA2000 HRPD Frequency Band (used in Band Class List).Identifies the CDMA2000 HRPD Frequency Band in which the CDMA2000 Carrier can be found.

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14), Absolute priority of the Bandclass of CDMA2000 HRPD

Absolute priority (0 means: lowest priority).

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].High threshold towards this Bandclass of CDMA2000 HRPDThis specifies the high threshold used in reselection towards CDMA2000 HRPD

Low threshold towards this Bandclass of CDMA2000 HRPDThis specifies the low threshold used in reselection towards CDMA2000 HRPD

Weight factor of CDMA HRPD band used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle CDMA2000 extended Neighbor Cell Information for HRPDStructure containes CDMA2000 Neighbor Cell Information for HRPD.This structure may contain up to 32 instantiated triples of a hrpdCellId, hrpdArfcn and hrpdBdClNcl.

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0...2047, step 1

Identifies the CDMA "Physical cell identity". 0...511, step 1

Not defined

1...100, step 1

0...7, step 1

0...31.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...31.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

Not defined

0...2047, step 1

HRPD carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 Band.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

Identifies the CDMA2000 Frequency Band in which the CDMA2000 Carrier can be found.

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14),

Distributes Physical Cell Ids between 3GPP-R8 List and 3GPP-R9 Extension List."R8ListPartOnly" means, the related Physical Cell Id has to be placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL."R9ExtensionPartPossible" means, the related Physical Cell Id can be placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL, if all Physical Cell Ids with "R8ListPartOnly" are already placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL and there is space left (up to 16 IDs allowed). Otherwise they shall

R8ListPartOnly (0), R9ExtensionPartPossible (1)

CDMA2000 1xRTT frequency bandsList of CDMA2000 1xRTT frequency bands. This structure contains instantiated quadruples of a rttBdClBcl, rttCResPrio, rttFrqThrH and rttFrqThrL.

Weight factor of CDMA 1xRTT band used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle CDMA2000 1xRTT Frequency Band (used in Band Class List).Identifies the CDMA2000 1xRTT Frequency Band in which the CDMA2000 Carrier can be found.

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14), Absolute priority of the Bandclass of CDMA2000 1xRTT

Absolute priority (0 means: lowest priority).

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].This specifies the high threshold used in reselection towards CDMA2000 1xRTT

This specifies the low threshold used in reselection towards CDMA2000 1xRTT

CDMA2000 extended Neighbor Cell Information for 1xRTTStructure containes CDMA2000 Neighbor Cell Information for 1xRTT.This structure may contain up to 40 instantiated quadruples of a rttCellId, rttArfcn, rttBdClNcl and rttExSel1xRTT carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 Band.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

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CDMA2000 1xRTT Frequency Band.

CDMA2000 1xRTT Physical Cell Identity 0...511, step 1

0...15, step 1

CDMA2000 HRPD Cell Reselection Timer 0...7 s, step 1 s

Not defined

CDMA2000 1xRTT Cell Reselection Timer 0...7 s, step 1 s

Not defined

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14),

Distributes Physical Cell Ids between 3GPP-R8 List and 3GPP-R9 Extension List."R8ListPartOnly" means, the related Physical Cell Id has to be placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL."R9ExtensionPartPossible" means, the related Physical Cell Id can be placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL, if all Physical Cell Ids with "R8ListPartOnly" are already placed in the 3GPP-R8 NCL and there is space left (up to 16 IDs allowed). Otherwise they shall

R8ListPartOnly (0), R9ExtensionPartPossible (1)

The search window size is a CDMA parameter to be used to assist in searching for the neighboring pilots

Speed dependent ScalingFactors for tResHrpdParameter Speed dependent ScalingFactor for Treselection CDMA2000 HRPD in TS 36.304.

CDMA2000 HRPD Cell Reselection Timer factor if the UE is in High Mobility state.The field tResHrpd is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in High Mobility state as defined in 36.304

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

CDMA2000 HRPD Cell Reselection Timer factor if the UE is in Medium Mobility state.The field tResHrpd is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in Medium Mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

Speed dependent ScalingFactors for tResRttParameter Speed dependent ScalingFactor for Treselection CDMA2000 1xRTT in TS 36.304.

CDMA2000 1xRTT Cell Reselection Timer factor if the UE is in High Mobility state.The field tResRtt is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in High Mobility state as defined in 36.304

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

CDMA2000 Rtt Cell Reselection Timer factor if the UE is in Medium Mobility state.The field tResRtt is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in Medium Mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

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Not defined

0...128 characters

0...1000 characters

0...1000 characters

0...40 characters

0...32 characters

0...32 characters

0...32 characters

Not defined

1...256 characters

0...256 characters

Operator Certificate installed in the BTS

Certificate FingerprintIt should be in “Hex Ascii” format with “FF:EE:DD”.

Certificate Issued By

Certificate Issued To

Certificate Serial Number

Certificate TypeThe Certificate type could be TA (Trust Anchor)/RA(Registration authority)/CA (Certificate Authority) .

Certificate Valid FromThe format is:YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS[+-]hh:mmwhere hh:mm is the offset from GMT.

Certificate Valid ToThe format is:YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS[+-]hh:mmwhere hh:mm is the offset from GMT.

Used CRL distribution point address can be selected from operator defined parameter and certificate extension

Certificate_extension (0), Configuration_parameter (1), Extension_and_parameter (2)The list of CRL distribution points

Primary URI of the operator defined CRL distribution point. Note: Primary addresses in the structure are unique, i.e. no two entries can have same primary address.

Secondary URI of the operator defined CRL distribution point.Note: Primary and secondary addresses for an entry cannot be the same.

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Downloaded CRL information Not defined

URI of the defined CRL distribution point. 1...256 characters

The status of the last download of CRL Failed (0), OK (1)

0...1000 characters

0...32 characters

0...65535, step 1

0...32 characters

0...256 characters

Certificate Revocation List usage activation Disabled (0), Enabled (1)

1...4999 days, step 1 days

1...4999 days, step 1 days

Type of CRL DP:Manually configured Primary CRLDP orManually configured Secondary CRLDP orCRLDP Contained in Certificate extension

Primary_Manual (0), Secondary_Manual (1), Certificate_Extension (2)

This parameter holds the name of the issuing instance of the current certificate revocation list.

Time of next update of CRL

The format is:YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS[+-]hh:mmwhere hh:mm is the offset from GMT.The number of revoked certificates in CRL

This parameter holds the issueing date of the current certificate revocation list.

The format is:YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS[+-]hh:mmThe failure reason could be the following:List (CRL) for one of the following reasons:- CR distribution point not reachable.- No valid CRL available- CRL signature validation failed

This parameter specifies how many days before a BTS certificate expires the BTS autonomously triggers a CMP update sequence.

This parameter specifies the number of days the BTS shall raise an alarm in advance to the "BTS own Trust Anchor" and "BTS vendor certificate.

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0...128 characters

1...1, step 1

1...32 characters

7...15 characters

1...65535, step 1

0...8760 h, step 1 h

This parameter uniquely identifies a CRGPR instance. 0...17, step 1

0...3, step 1

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

This parameter identifies the CMP server by its subject name. It may either be detected by DHCP upon autoconnection or configured by the management system.

This parameter identifies the certificate handler configuration. The value is always 1.

This is the operator configured CMP Directory to be used for addressing the Certificate Management Protocol server.

This is the IP address of the Certificate Management Protocol server. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This is the port number to be used for addressing the Certificate Management Protocol server.

This parameter specifies the period for executing a periodical update of the Certificate Revocation List. The value is given in hours. Value 0 means "no periodical update".

The parameter defines a thresholds above which the resource utilization within a subframe is considered efficient, in which case the subframe will be assigned to the cell resource groups in question. Otherwise, the assignment of the subframe to the cell resource group may be skipped.

0 (0), 10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50)

Group which is used if there is no explicit assignment.

Online modification is performed if the profile is not assigned to any LNCEL or if the feature is deactivated in all assigned cells, i.e. if cellResourceSharingMode is equal to 'none'.List of PLMN groups. A dedicated share can be assigned to each PLMN group.

Online modification is performed if the profile is not assigned to any LNCEL or if the feature is deactivated in all assigned cells, i.e. if cellResourceSharingMode is equal to 'none'.Indicates the Mobile Country Code.The Mobile Country Code parameter indicates the Mobile Country Code and is part of the PLMN identifier.

Indicates the Mobile Network Code.The Mobile Network Code parameter indicates the Mobile Network Code and is part of the PLMN identifier.

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2...3, step 1

The parameter assigns the PLMN Id to a PLMN group. 0...3, step 1

Not defined

0...3, step 1

20...80 %, step 1 %

1...1, step 1

Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...60, step 1

NetAct IP address 7...15 characters

1024...49392, step 1

Indicates the length of the Mobile Network Code.The Mobile Network Code length parameter indicates the length of the Mobile Network Code, either 2 or 3 digits.

List of PLMN group shares. The list parameter allows reservation of cell capacity per cell resource group on a percentage basis.

Online modification is performed if the profile is not assigned to any LNCEL or if the feature is deactivated in all assigned cells, i.e. if cellResourceSharingMode is equal to 'none'.

Specifies the PLMN group identifier as assigned in plmnGroupList.

Specifies the share of the cell resource group on a percentage basis.

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC CTRLTS.It uniquely identifies a Trace Control instance.

Trace reporting support to 3rd Party Tool.This indicates the support for sending trace reports to 3rd Party address.

Trace reporting support to 3rd Party Tool for Cell Trace.This indicates the support for sending trace reports to 3rd Party address for Cell Traffic Tracing.

Trace reporting support to 3rd Party Tool for Subscriber & Equipment Trace.This indicates the support for sending trace reports to 3rd Party address for Subscriber & Equipment Trace.

The maximum number of UE trace sessions allowed.This parameter indicates the maximum number of active subscriber or UE trace sessions that can be supported by eNB.

The Trace Port Number to be used while establishing trace connection (TCP) towards OMS/iOMS.

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1024...49151, step 1

Not defined

Online (0), Offline (1)

Online (0), Offline (1)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

locked (0), unlocked (1)

3...3 characters

0...60 0.1%, step 1 0.1%

The Trace Port Number to be used while establishing trace connection (TCP) towards 3rd Party Tool.

Trace reporting mode to be used by OMS for sending trace reports to NetAct. This is the trace reporting mode used at OMS for sending trace reports to NetAct.

Specifies the trace reporting mode used by OMS for sending Trace Reports for Cell Trace Sessions (Cell Traffic Trace) to NetAct.

Specifies the trace reporting mode used at OMS for sending Trace Reports for User Trace Sessions (Subscriber & Equipment trace) to NetAct.

This indicates if there are any active UE trace sessions running within eNB.This parameter indicates if there are any active UE trace sessions currently running within eNB.

Support for vendor specific extension tracing (at present only RLC and MAC tracing supported)

This parameter describes whether tracing of instantaneous TA value as part of vendor specific extension tracing is enabled or not.

If the value of acceptableFrameTypes is "AdmitTagged", the device will discard untagged and Priority-tagged frames received on this interface.If the value is “AdmitAll”, tagged, untagged and Priority-tagged frames received on this interface will be accepted. Untagged and Priority-tagged frames are assigned to the VLAN defined by the portDefaultVlanId for this interface.

ADMIT_ALL (0), ADMIT_TAGGED (1)

This parameter is used to lock and unlock the ethernet link interface.Locking the interface deactivates it.

Administrative state rules for correct configurations:This parameter identifies the BTS transport Ethernet interface.

Format: "slot#-if#"

whereThis parameter specifies the maximum burst size that can be transmitted in a single burst in egress direction on this Ethernet interface of layer 2 switch. The burst size is actually calculated by < l2ShaperRate x l2BurstSize x 1sec >. Example: l2ShaperRate =100 Mb/s and l2BurstSize=1% results in a burst This parameter specifies the rate for limiting ingress traffic at the ethernet link interface. Parameter value unit = MBit/s.

The following granularities exist:1 Mbps steps up to 10 Mpbs.

RT_LINE_RATE (0), RT_1 (1), RT_2 (2), RT_3 (3), RT_4 (4), RT_5 (5), RT_6 (6), RT_7 (7), RT_8 (8), RT_9 (9), RT_10 (10),

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Not defined

-1...4094, step 1

1...4094, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...40 characters

17...17 characters

0...7, step 1

1...4094, step 1

1...1, step 1

0...50 characters

This parameter specifies egress the shaping rate of the Ethernet interface. Parameter value unit is in MBit/s.

The following granularities exist:1 Mbps steps up to 10 Mbps.

RT_LINE_RATE (0), RT_1 (1), RT_2 (2), RT_3 (3), RT_4 (4), RT_5 (5), RT_6 (6), RT_7 (7), RT_8 (8), RT_9 (9), RT_10 (10), This parameter specifies the VLANs that are supported over

this ethernet interface. The parameter is a list of up to 16 entries where each entry represents either a single VLAN identifier or a range of VLAN identifiers. It is strongly recommended that VLAN identifiers of the various entries This parameter specifies the upper value of a range of VLAN identifiers.

VLAN id ‘1’ is reserved for un-tagged frames handling and should not be configured.This parameter specifies either a single VLAN identifier or the lower value of a range of VLAN identifiers.

VLAN id ‘1’ is reserved for un-tagged frames handling and should not be configured.Enables the Link OAM functionality for this ethernet link. In consequence:- the values of all statistics counters of the Link OAM feature for this interface are set to 0- the Link OAM alarms for this interface are clearedA reference to a Link OAM profile. This is a distinguished name referencing an instance of class OAMPRF.Format: "FTM-1/OAMPRF-*"

whereThis parameter shows the MAC address of the ethernet interface.

Default VLAN priority for untagged frames.

Every untagged ingress Ethernet frame at this interface gets assigned this Port Default Priority. If QoS classification mode is configured to VLAN-PCP, this priority is used for enqueing decision of the frame. If the frame egresses the switch tagged, This parameter specifies the VLAN identifier that is inserted internally by the FTM into an untagged ingress frame that enters the layer 2 switch via this Ethernet interface.In order that the frame will be transmitted via another Ethernet interface, after layer 2 switching has been performed, the same VLAN id must be configured in the VLAN identifier list of that Ethernet interface (see parameter l2VlanIdList). Else the frame

This parameter specificies if the ethernet link characteristics are autonegotiated or not.If not, the attribute contains the capacity and the duplex mode to be set forcibly. Note that 1000 MBit is available only on Gigabit Ethernet interfaces (GE).

AUTODETECT (0), 1000MBIT_FULL (1), 100MBIT_FULL (2), 10MBIT_FULL (3)

This parameter identifies BTS transport. The value is always 1.

This parameter holds the description of the geographical location of the network element. The format can be freely decided by the operator. The parameter may also be empty.

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This parameter shows the SW release version of the FTM. 0...70 characters

1...80 characters

0...128 characters

1...1, step 1

GERAN cell reselection timer 0...7 s, step 1 s

Not defined

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

0...7, step 1

Each ARFCN value explicitly listed 0...1023, step 1

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

This parameter holds the the name of the network element. The operator can freely define the value of this parameter.

This parameter holds a short description of the network element. The format can be freely decided by the operator. The parameter may also remain empty.

This parameter uniquely identifies a GFIM (GERAN frequency Idle Mode Configuration) managed object.

The parameter "Speed dependent ScalingFactor for TreselectionGERAN N" in TS 36.304. If the field is not present, the UE behaviour is specified in TS 36.304

The field t-ReselectionGERAN is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in the high mobility state as defined in 36.304

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

The field t-ReselectionGERAN is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in the medium mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

This is an indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator is not relevant.Absolute priority of the GERAN carrier frequency

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].

This specifies the threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a higher priority frequency X than the currently serving frequency

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0...62 dB, step 2 dB

1...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

0...39 dBm, step 1 dBm

This specifies the minimum required RX level in the cell in dBm -115...-25 dBm, step 2 dBm

This parameter is the naming attribute of MOC GTPU 1...1, step 1

1...15, step 1

1...300 s, step 1 s

1...60 s, step 1 s

Not defined

2...45 characters

This specifies the threshold used in reselection towards frequency X priority from a higher priority frequency

Identifies GNFL (GERAN Neighbour Frequency List Configuration) managed object

Weight factor of GERAN carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle This parameter restricts the permitted Network Colour Code (NCC) for idle mode mobility.Using default settings, no network is permitted.

A field encoded as a bitmap, where bit N is set to "0" if a BCCH carrier with NCC = N-1 is not permitted for monitoring, and set to "1" if the BCCH carrier with NCC = N-1 is permitted for monitoring; N = 1 to 8; bit 1 of the bitmap is the leading bit of

Bit 0: NCC 7, Bit 1: NCC 6, Bit 2: NCC 5, Bit 3: NCC 4, Bit 4: NCC 3, Bit 5: NCC 2, Bit 6: NCC 1, Bit 7: NCC 0

This is the maximum allowed transmission power for GERAN on an uplink carrier frequency.Applicable for the neighbouring GERAN cells on this carrier frequency.If pmaxGERAN is absent, the maximum power according to the UE capability is used.

This parameter holds the number of unanswered GTP-U ECHO REQUESTs (within the time defined by parameter t3Response), after which a GTP-U path failure is declared. The parameter is only relevant in case GTPU path supervision is switched ON (parameter gtpuPathSupint has a non-zero value).This parameter holds the time interval between sending GTP-U ECHO REQUESTs, used for GTP-U user data path supervision on the S1 and X2 interfaces. It defines also if data path supervision is ON or OFF.

This parameter holds the maximum waiting time for GTP-U ECHO RESPONSE messages, used for GTP-U data path supervision on the S1 and X2 interfaces. This parameter is only relevant in case GTP-U path supervision is switched ON (parameter gtpuPathSupint has a non-zero value).This parameter defines the S-GW IP-Address (to be supervised). In case feature "Transport separation for RAN sharing" is activated also the S-GW IP-Addresses for the additional transport network are also configured.

Application IPv4/v6 address of the serving SAE gateway (S-GW) for which datapath supervision is switched on.Both IP address formats can be used.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC 4291.

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0...1, step 1

1...1, step 1

Defines the intra-frequency blacklisted cell list. Not defined

Indicates the lowest PCI in the range 0...503, step 1

Not defined

0...503, step 1

1...1, step 1

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

1...1, step 1

This parameter holds the identifier for the transport network in case "Transport Separation for RAN sharing" feature is supported.

Opertor has to take care that transportNwId has to be either mainTransportNwId or any of the transportNwIds configured in IPNO.

This parameter uniquely Identifies an IAFIM (Intra-Frequency Idle Mode configuration) managed object.

Indicates the number of PCIs in the range (including startPCI). Value n4 corresponds with 4, n12 corresponds with 12 and so on. The UE applies value 1 if the field is absent, in which case only the physical cell identity value indicated by start applies.

n4 (0), n8 (1), n12 (2), n16 (3), n24 (4), n32 (5), n48 (6), n64 (7), n84 (8), n96 (9), n128 (10), n168 (11), n252 (12), n504 (13)

Intra-frequency neighbouring cell listDefines the intra-frequency neighbouring cell list.

The Physical Cell Identifier is a unique cell identification in a neighboring cell list

The parameter defines a cell-specific offset (in dB) that is used in the cell reselection procedure.

-24 dB (0), -22 dB (1), -20 dB (2), -18 dB (3), -16 dB (4), -14 dB (5), -12 dB (6), -10 dB (7), -8 dB (8), -6 dB (9), -5 dB (10), -4 dB (11), -This parameter identifies the DNS Access configuration object.

Value is always 1.

This parameter specifies the IP address of the primary DNS server. If the parameter has a valid value (not empty, not 0.0.0.0) this server is queried first for DNS resolution.

This parameter specifies the IP address of the secondary DNS server. The secondary DNS is queried if the primary DNS is configured but not accessible.

This parameter identifies the BTS transport Ethernet-based IP interface. The value is always 1.

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7...15 characters

2...45 characters

0...126, step 1

7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter holds the shaper burst size for the interface.

0 (false), 1 (true)

This is the IP address of the plain Ethernet network interface towards the external transport network. It has an associated subnet mask.

If the address is set to 0.0.0.0, the interface is taken out of use. Instead, VLAN interfaces are used (IVIF object instance).This is the IPv6 address of the plain Ethernet network interface towards the external transport network. Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.If the address is set to 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0 in full notation or :: abbreviated, the interface is taken out of use. Instead, VLAN interfaces are used (IVIF object instance).This is the IPv6 prefix-length parameter of the plain Ethernet network interface towards the external transport network. Format: parameter acc. to RFC4291.

This is the maximum transfer unit of the Ethernet interface.

NOTE: For HW unit types FTIB/FTLB, the supported range is '576..1608 octets'. For HW unit types FSM/FTIF, the supported range is '576..1644 octets'.

576...1644 octets, step 1 octets

This is the subnet mask of the IP address of the plain Ethernet network interface.

This parameter specifies if multiple PHB queues are used over this interface or only a single one. Multiple PHB queues allow DSCP based traffic prioritization.

The plain Ethernet interface by default has the 6 PHB queue scheduler.

4000...2000000 octets, step 1 octets

The Total Shaper Burst Size ("SBS") defines the maximum burst size that is allowed to pass at the output of the WFQ aggregator.

4000...2000000 octets, step 1 octets

This parameter holds the shaper information rate for the interface.For FTLB, the actual minimum egress rate is 1.18 Mbps and on FSM-r3, the actual minimum egress rate is 1.56 Mbps due to technical limitations on Octeon.

100...1000000 kbps, step 100 kbps

This parameter holds the total Shaper Information Rate ("SIR") at the output of the WFQ aggregator.

500...1000000 kbps, step 100 kbps

This parameter decides on the type of shaping in case of VLANs. When traffic path shaping is enabled, shaping at the level of each VLAN is enabled, else shaping at the WFQ aggregator level is enabled. Shaping may also be switched off entirely.

TPS_OFF (0), TPS_WFQ (1), TPS_PATH (2)

This parameter decides if the ethernet overhead is taken into account for shaping and the Measurement based Transport Admission Control. If the flag has value "true", the bandwidth measured and used for shaping does not count the ethernet overhead and is the bandwidth on the IP layer only. If the flag

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1...10000, step 1

Not defined

1...20 characters

7...15 characters

1...1, step 1

Not defined

7...15 characters

17...17 characters

Not defined

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

1...1, step 1

This is the weight value to be used in the WFQ aggregation scheduler for this interface.

This is the set of entries in the DHCP database of the BTS that is used to bind an IP address to a DHCP client that identifies itself at the BTS by a system name (by a "text string").

This is a unique string used in the DHCP server of the BTS for identifying a DHCP client that is assigned a fixed IP address. This may either be one of the predefined names "RET1" (Remote Electrical Tilt), "RET2", "BBU" and "LMU" or a user-defined name consisting of up to 20 digits [0-9] or letters [a-z] and [A-Z].This parameter specifies the fixed IP address that is to be assigned to the DHCP client if it requests a lease with the name specified in parameter dhcpClientIdentifier.The IP address must be within the public IP subnet of the BTS. However, neither the IP addresses of the BTS nor its subnet IP address must be used.This parameter identifies the unique DHCP Server object in the BTS. Its value is always 1.

This is set of entries in the DHCP database of the BTS. This set of entries is used to bind an IP address to a DHCP client that identifies itself at BTS by a hardware address (by a "MAC address").

This parameter specifies the fixed IP address that is to be assigned to the DHCP client if it requests a lease with the MAC address specified in parameter dhcpHardwareIdentifier.The IP address must be within the public IP subnet of the BTS. However, neither the IP addresses of the BTS nor its subnet IP address must be used.This is the unique hardware (MAC) address within the DHCP server of the BTS by which a DHCP client identifies itself at the BTS. The server will then assign the IP address of the parameter "DHCP Fixed IP Address" to the client.

This entry reserves an IP address range to be used for assignments for the DHCP clients.

This parameter specifies the final IP address of the DHCP IP address range.

The IP address must be within the public IP subnet of the BTS. However, neither the IP addresses of the BTS nor its subnet IP address must be used.This parameter specifies the starting IP address of the DHCP IP address range.

The IP address must be within the public IP subnet of the BTS. However, neither the IP addresses of the BTS nor its subnet IP address must be used.This parameter identifies the unique NTP configuration entity of the BTS. The value is always 1. Exactly 1 NTP configuration entity always exists on the BTS.

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7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

7...15 characters

2...45 characters

7...15 characters

2...45 characters

0...1, step 1

0...900, step 1

This parameter specifies the IP addresses of the NTP servers. To be entered in the dotted decimal format.Note: The NTP server configuration is mandatory in fsmr2 since this is the only time source for FTM but although its optional in fsmr3 due to GPS time availability, it’s always treated as mandatory and used as a backup if GPS time is lost. This flag enables/disables the optional feature Fast IP Rerouting.

This flag enables/disables the optional feature IP Transport Network Measurement.NOTE: The individual sessions creation and other related parameters configuration should be allowed irrespective of state of this flag.This parameter enables/disables the optional feature "IPv6 for U/C-plane" (LTE125)

This parameter activates/deactivates the feature "Transport Separation for RAN Sharing"If IPsec is enabled and additional transport network is deleted or modified, then actSeparationRanSharing should be disabled first.This parameter defines a list of IP-Addresses for one additional transport network.

This parameter holds the C-Plane IPv4 address of this eNB for the additional transport network.Format: the format of this parameter allows for an IPv4 address in the dotted decimal form.

This parameter holds the C-Plane IPv6 address of this eNB for the additional transport network.Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

This parameter holds the U-Plane IPv4 address of this eNB for the additional transport network.Format: the format of this parameter allows for an IPv4 address in the dotted decimal form.

This parameter holds the U-Plane IPv6 address of this eNB for the additional transport network.Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

This parameter holds the identifier for the additional transport network in case "Transport Separation for RAN sharing" feature is supported.

This parameter specifies the delay for re-installig routes as active ones after a BFD session has recovered from down to up state. Defining a delay can prevent from too heavy toggling of de-installing and re-installing routes for unstable BFD sessions.

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0...1048575, step 1

17...17 characters

7...15 characters

2...45 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

7...15 characters

0...1, step 1

This parameter identifies the base station in the transport network.

This parameter contains the MAC address used towards BTS subnet/LMP/SSE.

This parameter specifies the IP address to be used for control plane traffic. The IP address may collapse with a network interface IP address. If it does not collapse with a network interface IP address, it is considered to be virtual.The control plane IP address may also collapse with the uPlaneIpAddress, the mPlaneIpAddress and the sPlaneIpAddress.

This parameter holds the C-Plane IPv6 address of this eNB.Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

Control whether to allow/disallow running FTP server on Transport module for security reasons. Valid for only FTLB and FTIB HW support.NOTE: By default, parameter is disabled (FTP_SERVER_DISABLED)

FTP_SERVER_ENABLED (0), FTP_SERVER_DISABLED (1)

Enable/disable service OAM.

NOTE: Ethernet service OAM enabling flag cannot get value true in ATM Iub transport mode.

This is the IP address for the BTS subnet. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This is the subnet mask for the BTS subnet IP address. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This parameter controls if the BTS should respond to ICMP and traceroute requests.

This parameter identifies the BTS transport IP node configuration. The value is always 1.

This parameter specifies the IP address to be used for management plane traffic. The IP address may collapse with a network interface IP address. If it does not collapse with a network interface IP address, it is considered to be virtual.The management plane IP address may also collapse with the uPlaneIpAddress, the sPlaneIpAddress and the cPlaneIpAddress.

This parameter holds the identifier for the "Main Transport Network"This parameter shall be configured only in case "Transport Separation for RAN sharing" feature is supported

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7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

17...17 characters

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

Not defined

2...45 characters

This parameter holds the transport network IP address of the O&M system for the FTM. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

If only 1 OMS IP is configured, then BTS executes an autonomous site reset after change of that IP address so that BTS will take into use the new values.

If this parameter is set to "true", the optional TLV received in a Link Trace or Loopback message (LTM or LBM message) is sent back unchecked in the corresponding reply message (LTR, or LBR).If this parameter is set to "false", the received optional TLV is ignored and not being sent in the reply-message.This parameter specifies the usage of TLS between the eNB and the OPS system.The usage of TLS requires that valid certificates are installed to the eNB.

off (0), forced (1), probing (2)

This parameter contains the MAC address of the interface through which the U/C/M/S Plane is configured.

This parameter specifies the interval between (re-)transmissions of Neighbor Solicitation messages from the BTS.

500...10000 ms, step 100 ms

This parameter specifies the IP address to be used for synchronization plane traffic. The IP address may collapse with a network interface IP address. If it does not collapse with a network interface IP address, it is considered to be virtual.The synchronization plane IP address may also collapse with the uPlaneIpAddress, the mPlaneIpAddress and the cPlaneIpAddress.

This parameter specifies the IP address of the OMS serving in secondary role. It is used for OMS resiliency.

Value "0.0.0.0" means the parameter is not used: a secondary OMS is not defined.This parameter shows which OMS (primary or secondary) is the current serving OMS. This is a read-only parameter.

none (0), primary (1), secondary (2)

This parameter specifies the administrator preference for how the NE should select its serving OMS. Automatic selection (value "automatic") means that the NE autonomously selects its serving OMS based on availability of the configured primary or secondary OMS. The NE may also be administratively

automatic (0), primaryForced (1), secondaryForced (2)

This parameter requests an administrative switch-over from current serving OMS (primary or secondary) to the other OMS. The parameter value specifies the OMS to which the switch-over is requested.

noSwitchover (0), primaryRequested (1), secondaryRequested (2)

This structure handles the enables/disables the TWAMP reflector and UDP echo functionality for the each application and IP interface object.This can have a maximum of 10 instances as per configured addresses.This parameter specifies the IP address to be used for the application or IP interface object. Each address specified in this structure for TWAMP usage must be identical with one of the configured eNB application or interface IP addresses.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter according to RFC 4291.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

RATE_1 (0), RATE_10 (1)

1...65535, step 1

7...15 characters

2...45 characters

1...10000, step 1

Not defined

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

1...40 characters

This flag enables/disables the TWAMP reflector functionality for the application or IP interface object.

This flag enables/disables the UDP echo functionality for the application or IP interface object.

This parameter specifies the overall rate at which the BTS sends TWAMP initiator messages. The messages are evenly spread over the enabled TWAMP sessions at any given time.NOTE: By default, the parameter is set to 'RATE_10'

This parameter specifies the source port that is assigned to the TWAMP reflector. The sender on any measurement request packet shall use that port to reach the TWAMP reflector.

Note: UDP ports 7 (standard UDP echo port) and port range 5001..5010 (UDP ports of TWAMP sender) shall not be used for UDP reflector port.

This parameter specifies the IP address to be used for user plane traffic. The IP address may collapse with a network interface IP address. If it does not collapse with a network interface IP address, it is considered to be virtual.The user plane IP address may also collapse with the mPlaneIpAddress, the sPlaneIpAddress and the cPlaneIpAddress.

This parameter holds the U-Plane IPv6 address of this eNB.Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

This is the weight value to be used in the WFQ aggregation scheduler for Service OAM messages.NOTE: By default, the parameter holds weight value 10

The IPRM object provides filtering services for IP packets from and to the attached site support equipment. In this concept, by default the site support equipment cannot be accessed. IPRM defines up to 32 exceptions to this rule. Each exception is defined as a destination IP address to/from which traffic is With this parameter, the user can select the way how to define source two.The possible values are: SINGLE: a single IP addressRANGE: a range of IP addresses given by an IP address and a subnet mask

SINGLE (1), RANGE (2), WILDCARD (3)

This parameter is only meaningful if parameter sourceTwoDiscr has value SINGLE or RANGE.

If sourceTwoDisc has value SINGLE, this parameter specifies the only IP address from / towards which traffic is allowed.This parameter is meaningful only if source two is defined as RANGE; in all other cases it is ignored."SourceTwoNet Mask" specifies a netmask which, when applied to "IP address for source two", yields the allowed range of IP addresses for source two.An alphanumeric string assigned by the user to identify the Restricted Mode exception.NOTE: This parameter is mandatory for exception and must be unique

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1...1, step 1

1...1, step 1

This is a set of entries, each defining a static IP route. Not defined

0...16, step 1

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

7...15 characters

1...254, step 1

1...1, step 1

Not defined

0...16, step 1

Destination IPv6 Address Of The Static Route 2...45 characters

This parameter identifies the unique instance of class IPRM. The value is always 1.

This parameter identifies the IP routing table. The value is always 1.

This parameter identifies the Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) session that shall protect this route. The parameter value shall match one of the object instance identifiers of the BFD managed object class.Value 0 means the route is not protected by any BFD session.This parameter specifies the host or network address for the destination of an IP route. It needs to be in line with the network mask. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This parameter specifies the IP address of the next IP hop via which a remote network can be reached. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

Specifies the mask of the remote network. To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This parameter specifies a cost value for this route. Lower preference means lower cost. The FTM shall use by preference routes with lower preference value.

This parameter identifies the IPv6 routing table. The value is always 1.

This is a set of entries, each defining a static IPv6 route.The management system provides at minimum the route for the default gateway of the FTM. (public).

This parameter identifies the Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (BFD) session that shall protect this route. The parameter value shall match one of the object instance identifiers of the BFD managed object class.Value 0 means the route is not protected by any BFD session.

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0...128, step 1

2...45 characters

1...254, step 1

7...15 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

exit (0)

This parameter indicates IPsec emergency bypass status

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

This is the IPv6 prefix-length parameter of the destination IPv6 address.Format: parameter acc. to RFC4291.

This parameter specifies the IPv6 address of the next IP hop via which a remote network can be reached.Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

This parameter specifies a cost value for this route. Lower preference means lower cost. The FTM shall use by preference routes with lower preference value.

This parameter configures the IP address of IPsec emergency bypass control server

This parameter is used for enabling/disabling IPsec emergency bypass

This is action parameter to exit the active IPsec emergency bypass request state.

This parameter configures the timer value for the IPsec emergency bypass ping request

5...300 seconds, step 1 seconds

Off (0), Standby (1), Probing (2), Active (3)

This parameter switches IPsec globally on (value true) or off (value false).

This parameter identifies the BTS transport IPsec configuration. The value is always 1.

This is the list of security policies of the FTM. Each entry in the list consists of several parameters.

If this flag is true,anti replay checking for the IPsec connections of this policy is enabled, else it is switched off.

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DH2 (0), DH14 (1)

IKE_V1 (0), IKE_V2 (1)

2...45 characters

-1...65535, step 1

0...128, step 1

7...15 characters

This is the size of the anti replay window to be used on the security policy.

The parameter is only relevant if the parameter antiReplayEnabled has the value True.

SIZE_64 (0), SIZE_128 (1), SIZE_256 (2)

This parameter specifies the delay between the sending of two consecutive DPS INFORMATIONAL messages by the BTS. The INFORMATIONAL message indicates the BTS is still alive.For IKEv2, the BTS raises the Dead Peer Detected (DPD) alarm if the remote peer has not sent any INFORMATIONAL message to the BTS after the BTS has sent a fixed number of INFORMATIONAL messages.

10...360 seconds, step 1 seconds

This parameter specifies the time after which the BTS raises the Dead Peer Detected (DPD) alarm.The parameter dpddelay specifies the delay between the sending of two consecutive DPS INFORMATIONAL messages by the BTS. The INFORMATIONAL message indicates that the BTS is still alive.

60...3600 seconds, step 1 seconds

This parameter holds the ESP encryption algorithm to be applied to the traffic data packet for which the policy matches.

The default value for ESP encryption algorithm offers 2 values (priority list) where

ENC_NULL (0), ENC_AES_128_CBC (1), ENC_3DES_192_CBC (2), ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC (3)This parameter selects the DH group to be used in the

establishment and rekeying of IKE SAs

This parameter holds the encryption algorithm at the IKE layer to be applied to the traffic data packet for which the policy matches.

The default value for IKE encryption algorithm offers 2 values (priority list) where

ENC_AES_128_CBC (1), ENC_3DES_192_CBC (2), ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC (3)

This parameter holds the IKE protocol version of this association used for this policy.

This flag rules the basic treatment of a traffic data packet that applies to the selection criteria of this policy.The values have the following meaning:"DISCARD": the packet is discarded without any further action or notification, i.e. it is prevented from passing to its designated destination.

PROTECT (0), DISCARD (1), BYPASS (2)

This parameter holds the local IP address of the data traffic packet for this policy as seen by the FTM.

To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This is the port number of the local IP address. If value -1 is configured, the IPSec policy is valid in the same way to and from all ports of the local IP address.

The following combinations of local and remote IP addresses, local and remote port numbers and protocol are feasible:This parameter specifies the length netmask to the parameter localIpPrefixLength.Prefix length for IPV4 : 0-32Prefix length for IPV6 : 0-128

Local IPsec tunnel endpoint IPv4 address.

To be entered in dotted decimal format.

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0...65535, step 1

-1...254, step 1

2...45 characters

-1...65535, step 1

0...128, step 1

7...15 characters

0...65535, step 1

0...7, step 1

1...100, step 1

Defines the inter-frequency blacklisted cell list. Not defined

This is the order number of the security policy. Only the lowest number of several equally matching policies is executed on a specific traffic data packet.

This parameter holds the protocol information of the IP packet according to RFC791 (IPv4) or RFC1883 (IPv6).If the parameter has value -1, the policy is valid for all protocols.

This parameter holds the remote IP address of the data traffic packet for this policy as seen by the FTM.

To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This is the port number of the remote IP address. If value -1 is configured, the IPSec policy is valid in the same way to and from all ports of the remote IP address.

The following combinations of local and remote IP addresses, local and remote port numbers and protocol are feasible:This parameter specifies the length netmask to the parameter remoteIpPrefixLength.Prefix length for IPV4 : 0-32Prefix length for IPV6 : 0-128

This parameter holds the remote IPsec tunnel endpoint IP address as seen by the FTM. It corresponds to the IKE association peer for which the given secret shared key is used.To be entered in dotted decimal format.

This parameter holds the maximum lifetime of an IPSEC security association. The IPSEC SA will be rekeyed at a random time between 270 and 180 seconds before the maximum lifetime expires, i.e. between (saMaxLifetime – 270 seconds) and (saMaxLifetime – 180 seconds) after establishing

300...86400 seconds, step 1 seconds

eUTRA frequency (max. value ref to 3GPP 36.331 chapter 6.4) as EARFCN value

Absolute priority of the EUTRA carrier frequency

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].

Weight factor of EUTRA carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle

Indicates the number of PCIs in the range (including startPCI). Value n4 corresponds with 4, n12 corresponds with 12 and so on. The UE applies value 1 if the field is absent, in which case only the physical cell identity value indicated by start applies.

n4 (0), n8 (1), n12 (2), n16 (3), n24 (4), n32 (5), n48 (6), n64 (7), n84 (8), n96 (9), n128 (10), n168 (11), n252 (12), n504 (13)

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Indicates the lowest PCI in the range 0...503, step 1

Not defined

0...503, step 1

Not defined

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

EUTRA Cell Reselection Timer 0...7 s, step 1 s

1...8, step 1

This is a list of neighbouring cells with specific values for idle mode mobility parameters

The Physical Cell Identifier is a unique cell identification in a Neighbouring Cell List. It is used to indicate the physical layer identity of the cell, as defined in TS 36.211

The parameter defines a cell-specific offset (in dB) that is used in the cell reselection procedure. This specifies the offset between two cells.

-24 dB (0), -22 dB (1), -20 dB (2), -18 dB (3), -16 dB (4), -14 dB (5), -12 dB (6), -10 dB (7), -8 dB (8), -6 dB (9), -5 dB (10), -4 dB (11), -Quality thresholds used by the UE when reselecting towards a

different priority frequency.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

This specifies the quality threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a higher priority frequency than the currently serving frequency.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

This specifies the quality threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a lower priority frequency than the currently serving frequency.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

This specifies the threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a higher priority frequency X than the currently serving frequency

This specifies the threshold used in reselection towards frequency X priority from a higher priority frequency

The IE PresenceAntennaPort1 is used to indicate whether all the neighboring cells use Antenna Port 1. When set to TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two cell-specific antenna ports are used in all neighboring cells.

This parameter uniquely identifies an IRFIM (Inter-frequency Idle Mode configuration) managed objects.

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-30...33 dBm, step 1 dBm

-34...-3 dB, step 1 dB

-140...-44 dBm, step 2 dBm

Not defined

7...15 characters

2...45 characters

0...126, step 1

7...15 characters

The IE AllowedMeasBandwidth is used to indicate the maximum allowed measurement bandwidth common for all neighbouring cells on acarrier frequency. The values mbw6, mbw15, mbw25, mbw50, mbw75, mbw100 indicate 6, 15, 25, 50, 75 and 100 resource blocks respectively.

6mbw (0), 15mbw (1), 25mbw (2), 50mbw (3), 75mbw (4), 100mbw (5)

Pmax to be used for the neighbouring E-UTRA cells on this carrier frequency. If Pmax is absent, the maximum power according to the UE capability is used.

Frequency-specific offset for equal priority E-UTRAN frequencies.

-24 dB (0), -22 dB (1), -20 dB (2), -18 dB (3), -16 dB (4), -14 dB (5), -12 dB (6), -10 dB (7), -8 dB (8), -6 dB (9), -5 dB (10), -4 dB (11), -Minimum required quality level in inter-frequency neighbor

cells.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

Specifies the minimum required Rx RSRP level for the neighboring EUTRA cells on this carrier frequency.

The parameter "Speed dependent ScalingFactor for TreselectionEUTRAN" in TS 36.304. If the field is not present, the UE behavior is specified in TS 36.304

The field t-ReselectionEUTRA is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in the High Mobility state as defined in 36.304

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

The field t-ReselectionEUTRA is multiplied with this factor if the UE is in Medium Mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

This parameter holds the IP address of the BTS in the transport network for this VLAN. It is accompanied with a subnet mask.

This is the IPv6 address of the VLAN Ethernet network interface towards the external transport network. Format: parameter with IPv6 address acc. to RFC4291.

This is the IPv6 prefix-length parameter of the VLAN Ethernet network interface towards the external transport network. Format: parameter according to RFC4291.

This parameter holds the network mask for the local IP address of the BTS in the transport network for this VLAN.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0...4094, step 1

1...7, step 1

1...10000, step 1

Not defined

This parameter specifies a DSCP value. 0...63, step 1

1...6, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter specifies the weight for the 1st priority queue. 1...8, step 1

1...8, step 1

This parameter specifies if multiple PHB queues are used over this VLAN interface or only a single one. Multiple PHB queues allow DSCP based traffic prioritisation.

This parameter holds the shaper burst size for a specific VLAN interface.

4000...2000000 octets, step 1 octets

This parameter holds the shaper information rate for a specific VLAN interface. For FTLB, the actual minimum egress rate is 1.18 Mbps and on FSM-r3, the actual minimum egress rate is 1.56 Mbps due to technical limitations on Octeon.

100...1000000 kbps, step 100 kbps

This parameter specifies the VLAN identifier number of the VLAN network interface.

This parameter identifies the VLAN interface object. Value is 1 to 7. Up to 7 VLANs can exist on the BTS.BTS supports VLAN interfaces with only one PHB queue but two VLAN interfaces can be configured with 6 PHB queues.

This is the weight value to be used in the WFQ aggregation scheduler for this VLAN interface.

This parameter maps DSCP values to priority queues. The table contains at most 64 entries, one for each possible DSCP value (0..63).

Default values for FTIB hardware unit type:

This parameter specifies a priority queue.

FTIB hardware unit type:Priority queue values range from 1 to 4 where 4 means lowest and 1 means highest priority. The default value of the parameter = 4.This parameter enables the layer 2 switching feature.If the feature is switched off (false), the Ethernet switching between eNB and backhaul network remains operational, but all other Ethernet ports are inactive. eNBs connected to those ports are effectively disconnected from the transport network.

This parameter specifies the weight for the second priority queue.

The default value of this parameter = 1 for the FTIB hardware unit.

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This parameter specifies the weight for the third priority queue. 1...8, step 1

1...8, step 1

1...8, step 1

0...7, step 1

1...4094, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

This parameter specifies the weight for the fourth priority queue.This parameter is only supported for the FTLB and FSMr3 hardware unit types.

This parameter specifies the weight for the fifth priority queue.This parameter is only supported for the FTLB and FSMr3 hardware unit types.

Default VLAN priority for untagged frames.

Every untagged ingress Ethernet frame at this interface gets assigned this Port Default Priority. If QoS classification mode is configured to VLAN-PCP, this priority is used for enqueing decision of the frame. If the frame egresses the switch tagged, This parameter specifies the VLAN identifier that is inserted internally by the FTM into an untagged ingress frame that enters the layer 2 switch via this Ethernet interface - if parameter discardUntagged has value "false" for the Ethernet interface.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for non-IP frames. Non-IP frames examples are ARP-, Ethernet OAM- and Synchronous Ethernet messages.The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 0.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 1.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 2.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 3.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 4.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 5.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.

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1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

DSCP (0), PCP (1)

1...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...255, step 1

0...100 us, step 1 us

Not defined

Identifies the specific antenna line. 1...72, step 1

Identifies the subsidiary cell. 1...2, step 1

TXRX (0), TX (1), RX (2)

This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 6.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for frames with VLAN PCP bits value 7.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies which priority queue shall be used for untagged frames.

The value range of this parameter = 1..4 for the FTIB hardware unit.This parameter specifies if the layer 2 switching is based on DSCP to PHB mapping or on PCP to PHB mapping.- In case it is DSCP to PHB mapping, the priority queue for egress traffic is taken from parameter dscpMap for IP frames and from parameter priorityQueueNonIP for non-IP frames.This parameter identifies the layer 2 switch. The value is always 1.

This parameter specifies the QOS based switching mode as follows:

If set to "true", ethernet frames tagged with a VLAN ID shall be switched between two ethernet member ports of a layer 2 bridge only, if both ports are member of the same VLAN. Else the packet shall be dropped. The handling of untagged frames

The LTE local cell resource is an object that consists of the HW required by one cell for transmission and receiving. Local cell resource identifier is used to address one particular local cell resource at the BTS. The lCelId is unique within a BTS. With the Configuration Data message, the local cell resource can be Defines the Delay Equalizer delay for cell assigned to the Repeater Interface Unit.

The resource list specifies the antenna line resources allocated for the given local cell.TX and RX resources can freely be assign to local cells. The functionality is guaranteed only for officially supported and tested configurations. There will be no error handling when unofficial configurations are used.

States the purpose of use of this antenna line which can be either for receiving and transmitting (main antenna line), just transmitting (diversity antenna line) or just receiving (diversity antenna line).

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0...255, step 1

0...1048575, step 1

2...45 characters

Not defined

0...999, step 1

MME group ID included in GU group ID. 0...65535, step 1

0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the range of MNC. 2...3, step 1

0...255, step 1

Not defined

0...999, step 1

This parameter defines the spatial sector covered by the cell. Cells in the same sector must have same value for sectorId.

This is the unique ID of the neighbor eNB within PLMN, where adjEnbId and plmnId form the neighbor global eNB ID.

Both IP address formats can be used.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC 4291.

IPv6 support is provided when in object IPNO the parameter actIpv6 is configured to "true".The parameter determines whether the C-Plane IP address of the neighbor eNB (X2 link) is statically configured or whether eNB is allowed to update the address based on information provided by ANR procedures.oamControlled X2 link:

oamControlled (0), enbControlled (1)

This is a globally unique group identification of the MME(s) connected to the neighbor eNB. The ID is received during the X2 setup procedure for the respective X2 link from the neighboring eNB.

Mobile Country Code in PLMN identity included in GU group ID. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

Mobile Network Code in PLMN identity included in GU group ID. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

This is the instance identifier of the object LNADJ. This parameter appears only in the distinguished name (DN) in the plan file and is used for O&M purposes.It is highly recommended to use for object creation the lowest free lnAdjId value within all LNADJ instances of an eNB. This is to avoid rejection of plan file activation due to colliding lnAdjId values if an LNADJ instance is automatically created by eNB

This is the primary PLMN ID of the neighbor eNB. The parameter adjEnbId and plmnId form the globally unique eNB ID.

Mobile Country Code in the primary PLMN ID of neighbor eNB. MCC and MNC build the PLMN ID.

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0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

unavailable (0), available (1)

0...1023, step 1

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

0...7, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...255, step 1

0...255, step 1

0...999, step 1

Mobile Network Code in the primary PLMN ID of the neighbor eNB. MCC and MNC build the PLMN ID.

The MNC length determines the range of MNC in the primary PLMN ID.

The parameter provides information whether the X2 link is successfully established.

ARFCN Value of the GERAN neighbour cell(Part of CarrierFrequency)

Bandindicator Value of the GERAN neighbour cell(Part of CarrierFrequency)The IE BandIndicatorGERAN indicates how to interpret an associated GERAN carrier ARFCN, see TS 45.005 [20]. More specifically, the IE indicates the GERAN frequency band in case the ARFCN value can concern either a DCS 1800 or a BaseStation Colour Code of GERAN neighbour cell

(Part of PhysicalCellId)

This parameter indicates whether the GERAN target cell is DTM-capable. This information is evaluated during SRVCC to GERAN when deciding whether the UE is available for PS service

Cell Identity of GERAN neighbor cell

(Part of GERAN global cell ID; CGI)

LAC of GERAN neighbour cell

(Part of GERAN global cell ID; CGI)

used as described in TS36.413 section 9.2.1.6Routing Areas Code (RAC) of GERAN neighbor cell.

Hint: The RAC value is needed for establishing a RIM association, that is no RIM association will be established if the value is omitted even if the featureGeranTarget_INDEX uniquely identifies a set of GERAN neighbour cell parameters within an eNB. Used by the operator on the cell level to associate an GERAN neighbour cell to a particular LTE cell

Mobile Country Code included in the PLMN ID of the GERAN neighbour cell

(Part of GERAN global cell ID; CGI)

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0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

0...7, step 1

4...48 characters

none (0), si (1), psi (2)

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the length of MNC. 2...3, step 1

normal (0), extended (1)

Mobile Network Code included in the PLMN ID of the GERAN neighbour cell

(Part of GERAN global cell ID; CGI)

Length of Mobile Network Code included in the PLMN ID of the GERAN neighbour cell

(Part of GERAN global cell ID; CGI)

Network Colour Code of GERAN neighbour cell (Part of PhysicalCellId)Please check that this NCC is allowed LNHOG-nccperm.

Network Control Order Value of the GERAN neighbor cell, where the different parameter value mean:NC0: Normal UE control NC1: UE control with measurement reports NC2: Network control

NC0 (0), NC1 (1), NC2 (2), RESET (3)

Provides the status of the RIM association to serving BSS.

Meaning of the values:

- disabled:

disabled (0), unavailable (1), available (2)

This parameter contains the GERAN Systeminformation which is used when sending a UE to GSM by eNACC or UE Context Release with redirect.

At least one list entry must be configured if SystemInformationType has the value “si” or “psi”. This parameter is set by Operator to indicate which type of GERAN Systeminformation (if any) is included in the RRC MOBILITYFROMEUTRANCOMMAND message.

The parameter is meaningless Broadcast PLMN ID of the cell served by the neighbor eNB. Up to 6 different PLMN IDs per served cell can be broadcast.

At least one entry with the primary PLMN ID of the neighbor eNB is mandatory required in the list.Mobile Country Code in broadcast PLMN ID of the cell served by the neighbor eNB. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

Mobile Network Code in broadcast PLMN ID of the cell served by the neighbor eNB. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

Adjacent cyclic prefix configuration in DL. The parameter is not applicable for FDD neighbor cells.

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normal (0), extended (1)

0...1048575, step 1

0...255, step 1

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...23, step 1

0...503, step 1

Adjacent cyclic prefix configuration in DL.The parameter is not applicable for FDD neighbor cells.

Downlink transmission bandwidth of the FDD neighbor cell.The parameter is not applicable for TDD neighbor cells.The enumerated values correspond to the number of resource blocks "NRB".

6nrb (0), 15nrb (1), 25nrb (2), 50nrb (3), 75nrb (4), 100nrb (5)

This parameter is the Macro eNB identifier which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the neighbor cell.

This parameter is the local cell resource ID which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the neighbor cell.

This parameter is the primary PLMN ID which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the neighbor cell.

Mobile Country Code in PLMN Identity included in ECGI of the cell served by neighbour eNB. MCC and MNC build the plmn Id of ECGI.

Mobile Network Code in PLMN Identity included in ECGI of the cell served by neighbour eNB. MCC and MNC build a plmn Id of ECGI.

MNC Length determines the length of MNC in the primary plmn id.

Downlink EARFCN of the FDD or TDD cell served by neighbor eNB.

Uplink EARFCN of the FDD neighbor cell.The parameter is not applicable for TDD neighbor cells.

This is the instance identifier of the object LNADJL. This parameter appears only in the distinguished name (DN) in the plan file and is used for O&M purposes.

It is highly recommended to use for object creation the lowest free lnAdjlId value within all LNADJL instances subordinate to an LNADJ object. This is to avoid rejection of plan file activation due to colliding lnAdjlId values if an LNADJL instance is

This is the physical cell ID of the cell served by the neighbor eNB.

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OM (0), UE (1), X2 (2)

0...65535, step 1

Uniquely identifies a UTRAN neighbour cell within an eNB. 0...255, step 1

Not defined

Mobile Country Code of the primary PLMN ID. 0...999, step 1

Mobile Network Code of the primary PLMN ID. 0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the length of MNC. 2...3, step 1

Not defined

The parameter provides information whether the object creation or latest update was based on plan file (OM), X2 information (X2) or UE specific ANR measurements (UE).

Supported special subframe configuration by neighbor eNB. The parameter is not applicable for FDD neighbor cells.

ssp0 (0), ssp1 (1), ssp2 (2), ssp3 (3), ssp4 (4), ssp5 (5), ssp6 (6), ssp7 (7), ssp8 (8)

This is the tracking area code of the cell served by the neighbor eNB.

Uplink and Downlink Transmission Bandwidth Of Cell Served By Neighbor ENB. The parameter is not applicable for FDD neighbor cells.The enumerated values correspond to the number of resource blocks "NRB".

6nrb (0), 15nrb (1), 25nrb (2), 50nrb (3), 75nrb (4), 100nrb (5)

UL and DL Configuration of a subframe in a radio frame supported by neighbor eNB. The parameter is not applicable for FDD neighbor cells.

sa0 (0), sa1 (1), sa2 (2), sa3 (3), sa4 (4), sa5 (5), sa6 (6)

Uplink transmission bandwidth of the FDD neighbor cell.The parameter is not applicable for TDD neighbor cells.The enumerated values correspond to the number of resource blocks "NRB".

6nrb (0), 15nrb (1), 25nrb (2), 50nrb (3), 75nrb (4), 100nrb (5)

This parameter is the primary PLMN ID that is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the neighbor cell.

Identifies the secondary PLMNs to which a neighboring UTRAN cell belongs. Multiple PLMNs can be specified.

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Mobile Country Code of the secondary PLMN ID. 0...999, step 1

Mobile Network Code of the secondary PLMN ID. 0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the length of MNC. 2...3, step 1

OM (0), UE (1)

PSandCS (0), CSonly (1)

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...255, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...511, step 1

0...2047, step 1

The parameter provides information whether the object creation or latest update was based on plan file (OM) or UE-specific ANR measurements (UE).

This parameter selects if SRVCC to a WCDMA target cell is performed as a combined PS and CS SRVCC or whether SRVCC is performed for the CS bearer only.This parameter must be configured individually for every WCDMA cell that is used as target for SRVCC.UTRAN Cell-ID which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.It uniquely identifies a neighbouring cell within the RNC and is required (together with the RNC ID) for the Source RNC To Target RNC Transparent Container IE in the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message during handover to UTRAN.Target FrequencyTarget Frequency provides the DL Carrier Frequency of the neighbouring UTRAN cell. Received from RRM-CMC in the TCL, which together with the primary scrambling code identifies a neighboring UTRAN cellTarget Location Area CodeUtranTarget_LAC provides the Location Area Code identifying the Location Area of a neighbouring UTRAN cell. Required for the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message during handover to UTRANTarget Routing Area CodeUtranTarget_RAC provides the Routing Area Code identifying the Routing Area of a neighbouring UTRAN cell. Required for the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message during handover to UTRANUTRAN RNC identifier which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Values in the range of 4096 .. 65535 are considered as Extended RNC-ID.Primary Scrambling Code (FDD) Of The Neighbouring UTRAN Cell UtranTarget_SC_FDD: The primary scrambling code (FDD) of the neighbouring UTRAN cell. Received from RRM-CMC in the TCL, which together with the cell frequency identifies a neighbouring UTRAN cellDefines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) carrier frequency of this 1xRTT neighbor cell.The CDMA2000 ARFCN used to indicate the CDMA2000 carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 band, see C.S0002-A.

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0...4095, step 1

0...311, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...15, step 1

0...255, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter activates the support of up to 8 EPS bearers. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Disabled (0), Enabled (1)

This is a feature flag to enable or disable Cell Trace feature. 0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) band class of this 1xRTT neighbor cell.The CDMA2000 band class is used to define the CDMA2000 band in which the CDMA2000 carrier frequency can be found, as defined in C.S0057-E [table 1.5-1].

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Defines the cell number of this CDMA2000 1x Radio

Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell

This parameter is the naming attribute Of MOC LNADJX.It uniquely identifies a LNADJX instance.

Defines the market identifier of the CBSC for this CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell.

Defines the Pseudo-Random Noise (PN) offset of this CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell.see C.S0002-A for the defnition.

0...511 64 PN chips, step 1 64 PN chips

Defines the sector number of this CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell.

Defines the switching number of this CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell.

This parameter enables the feature LTE1441 enhanced CSFB to CDMA2000 1xRTT.

Activates CMAS supportIf CMAS support is set to "true", CMAS warning messages are broadcasted (SIB12) in case of Write-Replace Warning Request incl. CMAS data is received from MME

The parameter activates the feature 'Circuit Switched Fallback to UTRAN or GSM via Redirection'.

If the feature is activated, mobile originated and mobile terminated CS calls are redirected to targets which are to be configured via REDRT objects.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter enables/disables optional ciphering algorithms. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

This is a feature flag to enable or disable Cell Trace with IMSI feature. It will be only utilized when cell trace is activated, i.e. actCellTrace is 'true'

The parameter activates Complete Consistency Checks in Validator tool.This parameter can be used to disable the checks that could block eNB reconfiguration after SW upgrade.Only particular checks in Validator tool are disabled by this parameter.This parameter activates the support of the conversational voice bearer. The change becomes active for a cell after the next cell locking/cell unlocking sequence.

Feature enabling flag for LTE1047: C-plane overload handling feature. The feature detects overload and triggers counter measures.

This parameter activates the feature 'Circuit Switched Fallback with Packet Switched Handover to UTRA'.

The parameter activates the LTE1089: Downlink carrier aggregation and LTE1332:Downlink carrier aggregation - 40 MHz feature. The feature allows higher UE downlink peak data rates by aggregation of two cells.The parameter actDistributedSite allows usage of Distributed Site.That is, a RF unit may lie up to 20 km distance from the system module.

The eNB supports up to 6 cells dual band configurations with one system module.

The eNB will support two carriers within the same RF band for same sector (that is for one antenna line) when the value is configured to "true".Bandwidths 5MHz, 10 MHz, 15 MHz and 20 MHz are supported.Activates the feature CS fallback to CDMA 1xRTT for dual Rx UEs

This parameter activates the E-RAB Modification by the S1AP message E-RAB MODIFY REQUEST.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

Disabled (0), Enabled (1)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Activates open access home eNB mobility. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter enables the feature Handover from UTRAN. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Activates ETWS supportIf ETWS support is set to "true", ETWS primary and secondary notification are broadcasted (SIB10 and SIB11) in case of Write-Replace Warning Request incl. ETWS, data is received from MME.The parameter activates the feature 'Emergency Call Via Redirection'.

The feature can be only activated if at least one redirection target for UTRAN or GSM has been created before.This parameter activates support of the following featuresLTE534: ARP based Admission Control LTE497: Smart Admission Control, comprising RAC and TACLTE496: EPS bearers with QCI 2, 3 and 4Feature LTE496 introduces support of QCI 2, 3, and 4 along with higher guaranteed bit rates and related congestion detection and handling mechanisms.

Activation of more flexible base band usage by allowing more enhanced recovery in case of HW failure. If set to 'true', the size of PUCCH PRB may be limited on 10 MHz system bandwidth or lower. It need to be set to 'true' to configure more than 2 cells with FSMD, more than 3 with FSME or FSMF This parameter activates the feature "GSM redirect with system information".

This parameter activates the feature Handover from LTE to eHRPD.

This parameter enables the Handover from LTE to WCDMA feature.

This parameter enables/disables the feature "Multimedia priority services" (LTE1074)

Activation to configure more than 840 RRC connected UE.

With this parameter it is possible to support higher amount of Active UE on cell. The amount of Active UE cannot exceed maximum number of RRC_connected.

This parameter activates the support IMS Emergency sessions for Release 9 UEs.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

disabled (0), enabled (1)

Activates "Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD". 0 (false), 1 (true)

Activates idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter activates the support of multiple EPS Bearers. 0 (false), 1 (true)

The parameter activates the feature Idle Mode Load BalancingThis flag activates the following functionalities:-inter-RAT IdleLB targets-Load balancing for redirection (requires also the UE context release with redirect feature "actRedirect" and CS Fallback via Redirection feature "actCSFBRedir")This parameter enables the feature Inter Frequency Handover to FDD and TDD neighbor cells.

The parameter activates Inter- frequency load balancing (iF-LB) feature.If the feature iF-LB is activated ("true"), inter-frequency load measurements are performed per cell. Dependent on the actual load situation UEs might be handovered to low loaded neighbor cells (different frequency layer).If activated, the intra-frequency load balancing algorithm continuously estimates the cell load, triggering a handover threshold negotiation with the neighbors when the cell load is above a predefined value. The handover threshold negotiation procedure is done over the X2 interface to align the handover Activates support of the LPPa OTDOA information request procedure via S1AP

This parameter enables the feature Intra LTE Inter eNodeB Handover via S1

Activation/deactivation of Location Reporting (feature 'Support of cell based location service')

This is a feature flag to enable or disable LTE953: MDT Trace feature.

This parameter activates/deactivates the feature "Multiple Frequency Band Indicator" (LTE1534)

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

disabled (0), enabled (1)

0 (false), 1 (true)

disabled (0), enabled (1)

This parameter activates the S1 Overload Handling feature. 0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter activates the support of multiple GBR EPS Bearers.

This parameter activates the Service Differentiation for non-GBR Bearers.

Activate OTN Link Loss Self-Recovery flagThis parameter specifies the behavior of Optical Network (OTN) recovery actions. When this parameter is set to true, a 1956 fault (critical BER detected on the optical connection to Radio Module) will not trigger the BTS to reset the impacted RF This parameter activates the support the establishment of EPS bearers with QCI in the range of 128…254.

This parameter activates the support of establishment of GBR EPS bearers with QCI in the range of 128…254.

Activates the optimized MME selection algorithmIf this parameter is set to “true”, the MME selection function distinguishes native and mapped GUMMEIs according to TS 23.401. If UE provides its (old) GUMMEI, the MME selection function based on GUMMEI is restricted to the corresponding This parameter activates the usage of PDCP Robust Header Compression.

The parameter activates the LTE498: RAN Information Management (RIM) for GSM feature.

This parameter enables the feature UE context release with redirect.

The parameter actRfChaining allows RF units chaining. That is, an optical fiber from the system module is chained via a RF unit to another RF unit.

This parameter indicates whether S1 Flex feature is enabled or disabled.

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The parameter activates the feature 'Selective Mobility Profiles'. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

This parameter enables the feature "SRVCC from LTE to GSM".

This parameter enables the SRVCC from LTE to WCDMA feature.

This is a feature flag to enable or disable Subscriber & Equipment Trace feature.

This parameter indicates if the 'Intra-LTE Inter-Frequency UE-based ANR' feature is activated by the operator.

This parameter indicates if the 'Intra-LTE Intra-Frequency UE-based ANR' feature is activated by the operator.

This parameter indicates if the UE-based ANR for Inter-RAT UTRAN feature neighbor cells is activated by the operator.

Note:The feature ''UE-based ANR for Inter-RAT UTRAN" is currently not supported, therefore actUeBasedAnrUtran must always be configured to 'false'.

Uplink coordinated multipoint (CoMP) reception activation for the eNB.

Controls optional ZUC ciphering and integrity protection algorithms.This parameter enables/disables optional ZUC ciphering algorithms.

This parameter enables the feature LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change from LTE to GSM

AM RLC Poll Byte Table for UE Category 1.It is used to obtain the UL pollByte and DL pollByte values for UE category 1.

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AM RLC Poll Byte value in DL direction for UE category 1.

Category of UE. 1...1, step 1

AM RLC Poll Byte value in UL direction for UE category 1.

Not defined

AM RLC Poll Byte value in DL direction for UE category 2.

Category of UE. 2...2, step 1

AM RLC Poll Byte value in UL direction for UE category 2.

Not defined

AM RLC Poll Byte value in DL direction for UE category 3.

Category of UE. 3...3, step 1

AM RLC Poll Byte value in UL direction for UE category 3.

Not defined

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11),

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11), AM RLC Poll Byte Table for UE Category 2.

It is used to obtain the UL pollByte and DL pollByte values for UE category 2.

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11),

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11), AM RLC Poll Byte Table for UE Category 3.

It is used to obtain the UL pollByte and DL pollByte values for UE category 3.

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11),

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11), AM RLC Poll Byte Table for UE Category 4.

It is used to obtain the UL pollByte and DL pollByte values for UE category 4.

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AM RLC Poll Byte value in DL direction for UE category 4.

Category of UE. 4...4, step 1

AM RLC Poll Byte value in UL direction for UE category 4.

Not defined

AM RLC Poll Byte value in DL direction for UE category 5.

Category of UE. 5...5, step 1

AM RLC Poll Byte value in UL direction for UE category 5.

500...8000 ms, step 500 ms

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

0...999, step 1

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11),

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11), AM RLC Poll Byte Table for UE Category 5.

It is used to obtain the UL pollByte and DL pollByte values for UE category 5.

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11),

25kB (0), 50kB (1), 75kB (2), 100kB (3), 125kB (4), 250kB (5), 375kB (6), 500kB (7), 750kB (8), 1000kB (9), 1250kB (10), 1500kB (11), It defines the maximum time at the eNB to wait for an LTE inter-

frequency ReportStrongestCells measurement report from a UE configured to perform such measurement

Optional feature flag for feature LTE492 ANR support for LTE with O&M extension

Specifies the level of robustness of UE-based ANR functions. For high level of robustness, the eNB attempts for a longer time period to resolve a detected unknown neighbor cell via UE-based ANR before stopping these attempts.

none (0), very low (1), low (2), middle (3), high (4), very high (5)

List of GERAN PLMN IDs which are to be blacklisted in terms of RIM.No RIM associations will be established for GERAN cells belonging to one of the blacklisted PLMN IDs.

Mobile Country Code of the PLMN ID, which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

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0...999, step 1

Length of MNC in digits. 2...3, step 1

1...40 characters

Not defined

0...9, step 1

0...9, step 1

0...9, step 1

0...9, step 1

1...5, step 1

104...104, step 1

Mobile Network Code (MNC) of the PLMN ID, which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Reset request for BTS. Whenever a (delta-)plan modifiying or setting this parameter is downloaded, BTS will reset automatically. This parameter is not intended for use by operator, but will be used by NetAct to perform automatic troubleshooting actions, which require a reset of the BTS. This parameter excludes those UEs from carrier aggregation, whose UE-AMBR Downlink is below the caMinDlAmbr threshold .

64...150000 kbps, step 1 kbps

A list of supported AS ciphering algorithms. The algorithm is identified by the parameter name, and the assigned value determines the algorithm preference.

Null ciphering algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

SNOW 3G-based algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

AES-based algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

ZUC-based algorithm preference.A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

The Parameter congWeightAlg defines a priorization behaviour in layer 2 (MAC) until either the congestion situation ends or until the congestion situation is resolved by higher layers. There are two different algorithms possible:• qciPrio: Bearers are prioritized in order of their QCI priority.

qciPrio (0), arpPrioPerVul (1)

Default Profile Index for RLC and PDCP profiles for RLC AM mode.The indicated RLC and PDCP profile is used for the configuration of a bearer that has been configured in RLC AM in the source cell of a handover, but for which no RLC and PDCP profile has been configured in the target cell.Default Profile Index for RLC and PDCP profiles for RLC UM mode.The indicated RLC and PDCP profile is used for the configuration of a bearer that has been configured in RLC UM in the source cell of a handover, but for which no RLC and PDCP profile has been configured in the target cell.

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Disabled (0), Enabled (1)

Disabled (0), Enabled (1)

1...80 characters

1...600 s, step 1 s

Not defined

0...1048575, step 1

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

Priority level range to be regarded as high-priority Not defined

1...15, step 1

1...15, step 1

The parameter enables the feature "Automatic locking".

If the feature is enabled, objects are automatically locked and unlocked by eNB if a parameter which requires object locking is modified via delta plan file.The parameter enables the feature 'Graceful Cell Shutdown'.

If the feature is activated an additional administrative state 'shuttingdown' is supported. It allows a less service impacting cell locking.This is a human-readable name for the eNB. It corresponds to the eNB name according to 3GPP 36.413.The character set is restricted to Printable string according to 3GPP with following supported character:lower case letters 'a' through 'z', upper case letters 'A' through 'Z', the digits '0' through '9' and the characters ' = ( ) + , - . / : ? and space.

Duration during which an ETWS primary Notification is broadcasted.As the broadcast parameter delivered with Write-Replace Warning Request are not to be used for ETWS primary notification (SIB10), the broadcast duration has to be administered.This list includes the Global eNB IDs of those neighbour eNBs for which the X2-link establishment is forbidden by the operator.

Macro eNB Id of the Global eNB Id of a neighbour eNB towards which no establishment of an eNB Controlled X2-link is allowed.If ‘enbId’ is not provided then the associated ‘Global eNB Id’ is a ‘partially specified Global eNB Id’, i.e.:Mobile Country Code of the Global eNB Id of a neighbour eNB towards which no establishment of an eNB Controlled X2-link is allowed.

Mobile Network Code of the Global eNB Id of a neighbour eNB towards which no establishment of an eNB Controlled X2-link is allowed.

Length of Mobile Network Code of the Global eNB Id of a neighbour eNB towards which no establishment of an eNB Controlled X2-link is allowed.

ARP parameters with a priority level greater or equal hpsSessArpMin AND lower or equal hpsSessArpMax will be regarded as high-priority. If an ARP parameter matches both these conditions and the emergency ARP condition, it will be regarded as emergency ARP parameter.ARP parameters with a priority level greater or equal hpsSessArpMin AND lower or equal hpsSessArpMax will be regarded as high-priority. If an ARP parameter matches both these conditions and the emergency ARP condition, it will be regarded as emergency ARP parameter.

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Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...8, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

Length of MNC of the PLMN ID supporting emergency sessions 2...3, step 1

Not defined

0...1, step 1

0...9, step 1

0...9, step 1

PLMN related configuration parameter for support of emergency sessions

ARP Pre-emption Capability used by PLMN ID for emergency Sessions.This parameter defines whether a service data flow can get resources that were already assigned to another service data flow with a lower priority level.ARP Pre-emption Vulnerablity used by PLMN ID for emergency Sessions. The pre-emption vulnerability information defines whether a service data flow can lose the resources assigned to it in order to admit a service data flow with higher priority level.

ARP priority level used by PLMN ID for emergency sessions.The range of the ARP priority level is 1 to 15 with 1 as the highest level of priority. For emergency sessions, only ARP priority levels 1-8 may be applied (cf. also to 3GPP TS23.203)

Indication if PLMN ID supporting emergency sessions also supports limited service mode

Mobile Country Code of PLMN ID supporting emergency sessions

Mobile Network Code of PLMN ID supporting emergency sessions

A list of supported AS integrity protection algorithms. The algorithm is identified by the parameter name, and the assigned value determines the algorithm preference.

Null integrity protection algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

SNOW 3G-based algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

AES-based algorithm preference. A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

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0...9, step 1

0...4294967295, step 1

0...1048575, step 1

0...256, step 1

1...32, step 1

0...256, step 1

0...256, step 1

Primary Mobile Country Code of eNB. 0...999, step 1

0...96 h, step 1 h

This is the primary Mobile Network Code of the eNB. 0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

plmn (0), spid (1)

ZUC-based algorithm preference.A lower value represents a lower preference, and 0 does not admit the algorithm.

Defines a threshold for PDCP COUNT supervision. If the remaining COUNT space becomes less than this threshold, the eNB key hierarchy should be refreshed.

Instance identifier of object Macro eNB and used also as telecom parameter of the 3GPP 'Macro eNB ID', which is part of Global eNB ID. In addition it appears as distinguished name (DN) in the planning data at the Element Manager.

Configures the overall number of LNADJ instances supported by the eNB.Note:For FSMr2 HW and for FZM the value shall not exceed 128.For FSMr3 HW there is no hardware specific limitation.This parameter limits the number of pre-emptions which the admission of a set of E-RABs (for example at initial context setup, E-RAB setup, handover request) might cause. If this number gets exceeded for an E-RAB set, the admission of this set set will partly or completely fail.If the number of eNB-controlled X2-links reaches 'maxNumX2LinksIn', then the eNB shall stop accepting establishment requests for new eNB-controlled X2-links from neighbour eNBs

If the number of eNB-controlled X2-links reaches 'maxNumX2LinksOut', then the eNB shall stop the automatic establishment of new eNB-controlled X2-links

This parameter defines the minimum time interval that should elapse since the last search of possible unknown PCIs, respectively PSCs, on a UTRAN carrier frequency, before re-intiating a new search on that carrier. Via this parameter, it is possible to control the minimum frequency according which a

This parameter determines the range of the primary MNC of the eNB.

This parameter is used to configure selection method of Mobility Profile for mobility procedures. If this parameter is set to SPID, then SPID received from MME or incoming handover is used for MOPR selection.If this parameter is set to PLMN value then MOPR selection is based on MNC included in UE Serving PLMN ID.

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1...5, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Operational state of the eNB, the value is set by system.

1...20000 ms, step 1 ms

Container for all parameters related to BTS Overload Handling. Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

0...65535, step 1

0...1048575, step 1

2...45 characters

The maximum number of attempted (re-)transmissions for a specific RAN-INFORMATION-REQUEST/Multiple Report PDU without success.

This parameter determines whether a fallback to null ciphering caused by eNB limitations should be accepted (True) or not (False).

initializing (0), commissioned (1), notCommisioned (2), configured (3), integrated to RAN (4), onAir (5), test (6)OTN Link Loss Recoverable period without RF Unit Reset

This parameter specifies the time period when an Optical Network (OTN) can be recovered after a link loss without incurring a restart.

Enabling flag for rejection of incoming HO in case of C-plane overload.

Enabling flag for the rejection of RRC connection requests in case of C-plane overload.

Prioritized Bit Rate for non-GBR bearersThis prioritized bit rate is used by UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].

0kBps (0), 8kBps (1), 16kBps (2), 32kBps (3), 64kBps (4), 128kBps (5), 256kBps (6)

Provides the mapping from cell parameters {dlEarfcn, pci} to the {ipAdr} of the eNB serving this cell, where 'ipAdr' is the IP address required for X2-link establishment.

Downlink EARFCN of the neighbour cell included in the 'pciIpAdrMap'

Unique macro eNB ID of the neighbor eNB within the Primary PLMN serving the neighbour cell indicated in the PCI-IP Map entry.

X2 C-plane V4/V6 IP address of the eNB serving the cell included in the 'pciIpAdrMap'

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0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

0...503, step 1

Not defined

1...1, step 1

Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile 101...101, step 1

1...16, step 1

7bit (0), 12bit (1)

Mobile Country Code included in the Primary PLMN ID of the neighbour eNB serving the cell provided in the PCI-IP Map entry

Mobile Network Code included in the Primary PLMN ID of the neighbour eNB serving the cell provided in the PCI-IP Map entry

Length of Mobile Network Code included in the Primary PLMN ID of the neighbour eNB serving the cell provided in the PCI-IP Map entry

Physical Cell Identity of the neighbour cell included in the 'pciIpAdrMap'

Profile of PDCP parameters Structure {pdcpProfileId,tDiscard,statusReportReq}.

Identity of the PDCP profile; 0 specifies an invalid dummy profile.

This parameter determines whether a PDCP status report is sent from PDCP receiver to PDCP transmitter.

The PDCP status report may be sent from eNB to UE (eNB PDCP status report) or from UE to eNB (UE PDCP status report).

Bit 0: eNB Status Report, Bit 1: UE Status Report

This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer should be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by setting the parameter to disabled.

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

Profile 101 of PDCP parameters for RLC UM data radio bearers

This parameter configures the maximum number of ROHC contexts used for a data radio bearer in one direction.The maximum number of ROHC contexts is also restricted by the UE capabilities.

This parameter configures the size of the SN field in the PDCP header.If UE does not support the value “7bit”, the value “12bit” will be used.

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Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile. 102...102, step 1

7bit (0), 12bit (1)

Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile. 103...103, step 1

7bit (0), 12bit (1)

Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile. 104...104, step 1

7bit (0), 12bit (1)

This parameter specifies the parameter discardTimer of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer shall be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

100ms (0), 150ms (1), 300ms (2), 500ms (3), 750ms (4), 1500ms (5), infinity (6)

Profile 102 of PDCP parameters for RLC UM data radio bearers.

This parameter configures the size of the SN field in the PDCP header.If UE does not support the value “7bit”, the value “12bit” will be used.

This parameter specifies the "discardTimer" parameter of [36.331].This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer is set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

100ms (0), 150ms (1), 300ms (2), 500ms (3), 750ms (4), 1500ms (5), infinity (6)

Profile 103 of PDCP parameters for RLC UM data radio bearers.

This parameter configures the size of the SN field in the PDCP header.If UE does not support the value “7bit”, the value “12bit” will be used.

This parameter specifies the "discardTimer" parameter of [36.331].This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer is set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 750ms (5), 1500ms (6), infinity (7)

Profile 104 of PDCP parameters for RLC UM data radio bearers.

This parameter configures the size of the SN field in the PDCP header.If UE does not support the value “7bit”, the value “12bit” will be used.

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Profile 2 of PDCP parameters for RLC AM data radio bearers Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile 2...2, step 1

Profile 3 of PDCP parameters for RLC AM data radio bearers Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile 3...3, step 1

Profile 4 of PDCP parameters for RLC AM data radio bearers Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile 4...4, step 1

This parameter specifies the "discardTimer" parameter of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer is set so that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by setting the

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

This parameter determines whether a PDCP Status Report is sent from PDCP receiver to PDCP transmitter.The PDCP Status Report may be sent from eNB to UE (eNB PDCP Status Report) or from UE to eNB (UE PDCP Status Report).

Bit 0: eNB Status Report, Bit 1: UE Status Report

This parameter specifies the parameter discardTimer of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer shall be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

This parameter determines whether a PDCP Status Report is sent from PDCP receiver to PDCP transmitter.The PDCP Status Report may be sent from eNB to UE (eNB PDCP Status Report) or from UE to eNB (UE PDCP Status Report).

Bit 0: eNB Status Report, Bit 1: UE Status Report

This parameter specifies the parameter discardTimer of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer shall be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

This parameter determines whether a PDCP Status Report is sent from PDCP receiver to PDCP transmitter.The PDCP Status Report may be sent from eNB to UE (eNB PDCP Status Report) or from UE to eNB (UE PDCP Status Report).

Bit 0: eNB Status Report, Bit 1: UE Status Report

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Profile 5 of PDCP parameters for RLC AM data radio bearers Not defined

Identity of the PDCP profile 5...5, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

1 (1), 2 (2)

This parameter specifies the parameter discardTimer of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer shall be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

This parameter determines whether a PDCP Status Report is sent from PDCP receiver to PDCP transmitter.The PDCP Status Report may be sent from eNB to UE (eNB PDCP Status Report) or from UE to eNB (UE PDCP Status Report).

Bit 0: eNB Status Report, Bit 1: UE Status Report

This parameter specifies the parameter discardTimer of [36.331]This parameter indicates the delay before a PDCP PDU along with the corresponding PDCP SDU is discarded from the buffer. This timer shall be set in a way that the packet delay defined by the QCI characteristics is kept. The timer can be disabled by

300ms (0), 500ms (1), 750ms (2), 1500ms (3), infinity (4)

This parameter is used to define priorities between the 3 topology options for intra LTE handover, which are 1) Intra eNB HO2) HO via X23) HO via S1

all equal (0), intra eNB HO prior inter eNB HO (1), intra prior X2 prior S1 (2), low prio S1 (3)

This timer is used for temporary blacklisting of a Target Cell for load-based handover. One Target Cell is blacklisted when a handover is rejected because of lack of resources.The timer is started when the cell is blacklisted.

1s (1), 2s (2), 5s (5), 10s (10), 20s (20), 50s (50), 100s (100)

This parameter can be used to generally prohibit the execution of PS-handover towards WCDMA.If this parameter is set to "true", all UE will be send to WCDMA by UE Context Release with redirect, even if the UE would be able to perform handover.Indicates if the Public Warning Systems (ETWS and/or CMAS) make use of Emergency Area IDs. If ETWS or CMAS service is activated, then provision of this parameter is mandatory.

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 1 into QCI characteristics

DelayTarget is the maximum packet delay value used by the eNB MAC scheduling algorithm.

50ms (50), 60ms (60), 70ms (70), 80ms (80), 90ms (90), 100ms (100)

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for an UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priority

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0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

1...256 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...256 kbps, step 1 kbps

101...101, step 1

2...2, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 1...1, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_UM (1)

101...101, step 1

This parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321]

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the downlink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI1 for which the GBR in downlink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the uplink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI1 for which the GBR in uplink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

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2...16, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

5...50 %, step 1 %

5...50 %, step 1 %

1 (1), 2 (2)

1...2048 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...840 kbps, step 1 kbps

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerFor GBR bearers, schedulBSD in used by eNB and UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].The bucket size of a logical channel is calculated by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the MAC schedulerFor GBR bearers, schedulPrio in used by UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 2 into QCI characteristics.

DelayTarget is the maximum packet delay value used by the eNB MAC scheduling algorithm.

50ms (50), 60ms (60), 70ms (70), 80ms (80), 90ms (90), 100ms (100), 110ms (110), 120ms (120), 130ms (130), 140ms (140), 150ms (150)This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX

profile.If several EPS bearers are established for a UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priority.This parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the downlink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in downlink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in downlink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR DL/100.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the uplink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in uplink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in uplink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR UL/100.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321].It is recommended that GBR and non-GBR bearers are not mapped into the same logical channel group, since in this case the data of the logical channel group are scheduled as non-GBR data and the delay budget for the GBR bearer cannot be

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the downlink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI2 for which the GBR in downlink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the uplink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI2 for which the GBR in uplink direction is greater than this value.

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102...102, step 1

4...4, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 2...2, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_UM (1)

102...102, step 1

2...16, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3)

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled.

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulBSD" is used by eNB and UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].The bucket size of a logical channel is calculated by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the MAC scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulPrio" is used by UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate lower priority.

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 3 into QCI characteristics.

DelayTarget is the maximum packet delay value used by the eNB MAC scheduling algorithm.

50ms (50), 60ms (60), 70ms (70), 80ms (80), 90ms (90), 100ms (100)

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profile.If several EPS bearers are established for a UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priority.

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0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

5...50 %, step 1 %

5...50 %, step 1 %

1 (1), 2 (2)

1...2048 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...840 kbps, step 1 kbps

103...103, step 1

3...3, step 1

QoS Class Identifier. 3...3, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

This parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the downlink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in downlink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in downlink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR DL/100.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the uplink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in uplink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in uplink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR UL/100.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reporting.This parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321].

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the downlink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI3 for which the GBR in downlink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the uplink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI3 for which the GBR in uplink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled.

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.

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RLC_UM (1)

103...103, step 1

2...16, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

5...50 %, step 1 %

5...50 %, step 1 %

2 (2), 3 (3)

This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile.

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulBSD" is used by eNB and UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].The bucket size of a logical channel is calculated by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the MAC scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulPrio" is used by UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate lower priority.

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 4 into QCI characteristics.

DelayTarget is the maximum packet delay value used by the eNB MAC scheduling algorithm.

150ms (150), 200ms (200), 250ms (250), 300ms (300), 350ms (350), 400ms (400), 450ms (450), 500ms (500), 550ms (550), 600ms (600), This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX

profile.If several EPS bearers are established for a UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priority.This parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to true for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling may be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the downlink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in downlink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in downlink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR DL/100.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the uplink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in uplink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in uplink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR UL/100.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reporting.This parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321].It is recommended that GBR and non-GBR bearers are not mapped into the same logical channel group, since in this case the data of the logical channel group are scheduled as non-GBR data and the delay budget for the GBR bearer cannot be

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1...2048 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...840 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...104, step 1

5...5, step 1

QoS Class Identifier. 4...4, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_AM (0), RLC_UM (1)

1...104, step 1

2...16, step 1

Not defined

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the downlink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI4 for which the GBR in downlink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the uplink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI4 for which the GBR in uplink direction is greater than this value.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled.

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer.

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile.

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulBSD" is used by eNB and UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].The bucket size of a logical channel is calculated by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the MAC scheduler.For GBR bearers, "schedulPrio" is used by UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate lower priority.

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 5 into QCI characteristics

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1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (0), 2 (2), 3 (3)

1...5, step 1

1...1, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 5...5, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

1...5, step 1

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for an UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321]

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether a bearer is a GBR or a NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

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2...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

2 (2), 3 (3)

1...5, step 1

6...6, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 6...6, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according for DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate lower priority.

This parameter specifies how the EPS bearer with QCI 5 is scheduled.For the scheduling type “SIGNALLING” the bearer is handled like SRBs. The MAC LCGID shall be set to 0 and schedulPrio is used for UL and DL scheduling.

SIGNALLING (0), NON-GBR (1)

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DLTable to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 6 into QCI characteristics

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for an UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with the highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according [36.321]

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

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nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

1...5, step 1

9...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

2 (2), 3 (3)

1...5, step 1

The Resource Type indicates whether a bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DLTable to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 7 into QCI characteristics

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for a UE, the eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with the highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for the configuration of the buffer status reports of the UE according to [36.321]

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

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7...7, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 7...7, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

1...5, step 1

9...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

Not defined

1 (1), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DLTable to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 8 into QCI characteristics

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for an UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

2 (2), 3 (3)

1...5, step 1

8...8, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 8...8, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

1...5, step 1

9...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of the UE according to [36.321]

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according to TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DL

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Not defined

1 (1), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

2 (2), 3 (3)

1...5, step 1

9...9, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 9...9, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

1...5, step 1

Table to translate the S1AP parameter QCI 9 into QCI characteristics

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX profileIf several EPS bearers are established for a UE, the eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with the highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for the configuration of the buffer status reports of the UE according to [36.321]

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.

This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

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9...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

Not defined

1...6, step 1

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5)

0...63, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

5...50 %, step 1 %

5...50 %, step 1 %

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3)

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DLTable to translate the S1AP parameter QCI into QCI characteristics for operator-specific QCIs

This parameter indicates the counter group to which the QCI belongs

Delay target is the maximum packet delay value used by the eNB MAC scheduling algorithm for GBR bearers.eNB ignores this parameter for nonGBR Operator QCIs.

50ms (50), 60ms (60), 70ms (70), 80ms (80), 90ms (90), 100ms (100), 110ms (110), 120ms (120), 130ms (130), 140ms (140), 150ms (150), This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding DRX

profileIf several EPS bearers are established for an UE, eNB compares the DRX profiles of the QCIs used for those EPS bearers and selects the DRX profile with highest priorityThis parameter configures the DSCP (Differentiated Services Code Point) value associated with the QCI.The DSCP value will be set in each IP packet sent for the related bearer to S-GW or target eNB.

This parameter enables TTI bundling if the QCI is present in the current bearer combination.If this parameter is set to "true" for any bearer of the current bearer combination, the measurements for TTI bundling are activated and TTI bundling might be activated. Otherwise TTI bundling is not applied.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the downlink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in downlink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in downlink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR DL/100. eNB ignores this parameter for nonGBR Operator QCIs.This parameter specifies the overhead factor of the uplink GBR in layer 2. eNB increases the GBR in uplink direction for radio layer 2 by the product GBR in uplink direction and L2 Overhead Factor GBR UL/100. eNB ignores this parameter for nonGBR Operator QCIs.Logical Channel Group Identifier for buffer status reportingThis parameter is used for configuration of the buffer status reports of UE according to [36.321]

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1...2048 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...512 kbps, step 1 kbps

1...104, step 1

2...5, step 1

QoS Class Identifier 128...254, step 1

DISABLE (0), ENABLE (1)

GBR (0), nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0), RLC_UM (1)

1...104, step 1

2...16, step 1

1...100, step 1

This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the downlink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI3 for which the GBR in downlink direction is greater than this value. eNB ignores this parameter for nonGBR Operator QCIs.This parameter specifies the maximum value of the GBR in the uplink direction.eNB will reject those EPS bearers with QCI3 for which the GBR in uplink direction is greater than this value. eNB ignores this parameter for nonGBR Operator QCIs.This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding PDCP profile.If the RLC mode is set to "RLC_AM", this parameter has to set in the range {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}.If the RLC mode is set to "RLC_UM", this parameter has to be set in range {102, 103, 104}.This parameter gives the priority of the EPS bearer according TS23.203.This parameter is used for GBR congestion handling and is ignored for nonGBR bearers.

This parameter indicates whether the given QCI is supported and enabled

The Resource Type indicates whether bearer is a GBR or NON-GBR bearer.The Resource Type determines if dedicated network resources related to a service or bearer level Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) value are permanently allocated.This parameter configures the RLC Mode of the data radio bearer

This parameter specifies the ID of the corresponding RLC profile

This parameter is used to configure the Bucket Size Duration (BSD) of the UL schedulerThe BSD is sent to the UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to [36.321].The UE calculates the bucket size of a logical channel by PBR * BSD.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 300ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5)

Logical Channel Priority for the UE schedulerThis priority is sent to UE for the UL scheduling algorithm according to DRB [36.321].Increasing priority values indicate a lower priority.

This parameter specifies the scheduling weight for eNB schedulersThe scheduling weight is used for MAC scheduling (UL and DL), and MAC logical channel priority handling and multiplexing in DL

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0...1200 s, step 1 s

Profile 1 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC AM mode Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile 1...1, step 1

Profile 101 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC UM mode Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile 101...101, step 1

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

This parameter selects whether Target eNodeB shall provide and reserve a dedicated RACH preamble for HO from UTRAN. In case no dedicated RACH preamble is provided UE will perform contention based RACH access.If a dedicated RACH preamble is provided UE will perform non-contention based RACH access as for intra LTE handover.

contentionBased (0), nonContentionBased (1)

Defines the minimal number of seconds after which a recovery reset can be triggered.

Note: When setting the parameter value to 10000 (unlimited delay), the recovery reset will be performed after all snapshot information is collected. This setting must be used with care.BTS detects automatically when the RF sharing is in use and report this in the rfSharingState parameter in the topology.This parameter has important informative value in the user interfaces in NetAct (for example for troubleshooting).

off (0), rfMaster (1), rfShared (2)

This parameter specifies the parameter pollPDU of [36.331]The parameter Poll PDU defines the number of RLC PDUs that are sent on a logical channel before the RLC polling bit is set.

4 (0), 8 (1), 16 (2), 32 (3), 64 (4), 128 (5), 256 (6), infinity (7)

This parameter specifies the parameter t-pollRetransmit of [36.331]This timer is used by the transmitting side of an AM RLC entity in order to retransmit a poll.The used minimum value of the timer shall be larger than the calculated round-trip time with considerations of HARQ retransmissions and out-of-sequence arrival. The value of the timer shall be larger than twice of the timerReorder.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 15ms (2), 20ms (3), 25ms (4), 30ms (5), 35ms (6), 40ms (7), 45ms (8), 50ms (9), 55ms (10), 60ms (11), 65ms This parameter specifies the parameter t-StatusProhibit of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity in order to prohibit transmission of a STATUS PDU

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity for reordering, PDU loss detection and delay of STATUS PDU transmission. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in downlink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

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5bit (0), 10bit (1)

Profile 2 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC UM mode. Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile. 102...102, step 1

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

Profile 3 of RLC paremeters for DRBs in RLC UM mode. Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile. 103...103, step 1

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in uplink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of [36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an UM RLC entity for reordering and PDU loss detection. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in downlink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in uplink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of [36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an UM RLC entity for reordering and PDU loss detection. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in downlink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in uplink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of [36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an UM RLC entity for reordering and PDU loss detection. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

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Profile 4 of RLC paremeters for DRBs in RLC UM mode. Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile. 104...104, step 1

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

5bit (0), 10bit (1)

Profile 2 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC AM mode Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile 2...2, step 1

Profile 3 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC AM mode Not defined

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in downlink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter configures the length of the SN field for RLC UM procedures in uplink direction.If UE does not support the value “5bit”, the value “10bit” is used.

This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of [36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an UM RLC entity for reordering and PDU loss detection. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

This parameter specifies the parameter pollPDU of [36.331]The parameter Poll PDU defines the number of RLC PDUs that are sent on a logical channel before the RLC polling bit is set.

4 (0), 8 (1), 16 (2), 32 (3), 64 (4), 128 (5), 256 (6), infinity (7)

This parameter specifies the parameter t-pollRetransmit of [36.331]This timer is used by the transmitting side of an AM RLC entity in order to retransmit a poll.The used minimum value of the timer shall be larger than the calculated round-trip time with considerations of HARQ retransmissions and out-of-sequence arrival. The value of the timer shall be larger than twice of the timerReorder.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 15ms (2), 20ms (3), 25ms (4), 30ms (5), 35ms (6), 40ms (7), 45ms (8), 50ms (9), 55ms (10), 60ms (11), 65ms This parameter specifies the parameter t-StatusProhibit of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity in order to prohibit transmission of a STATUS PDU

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity for reordering, PDU loss detection and delay of STATUS PDU transmission. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

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Identity of the RLC profile 3...3, step 1

Profile 4 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC AM mode Not defined

Identity of the RLC profile 4...4, step 1

Profile 5 of RLC parameters for DRBs in RLC AM mode Not defined

This parameter specifies the parameter pollPDU of [36.331]The parameter Poll PDU defines the number of RLC PDUs that are sent on a logical channel before the RLC polling bit is set.

4 (0), 8 (1), 16 (2), 32 (3), 64 (4), 128 (5), 256 (6), infinity (7)

This parameter specifies the parameter t-pollRetransmit of [36.331]This timer is used by the transmitting side of an AM RLC entity in order to retransmit a poll.The used minimum value of the timer shall be larger than the calculated round-trip time with considerations of HARQ retransmissions and out-of-sequence arrival. The value of the timer shall be larger than twice of the timerReorder.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 15ms (2), 20ms (3), 25ms (4), 30ms (5), 35ms (6), 40ms (7), 45ms (8), 50ms (9), 55ms (10), 60ms (11), 65ms This parameter specifies the parameter t-StatusProhibit of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity in order to prohibit transmission of a STATUS PDU

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity for reordering, PDU loss detection and delay of STATUS PDU transmission. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

This parameter specifies the parameter pollPDU of [36.331]The parameter Poll PDU defines the number of RLC PDUs that are sent on a logical channel before the RLC polling bit is set.

4 (0), 8 (1), 16 (2), 32 (3), 64 (4), 128 (5), 256 (6), infinity (7)

This parameter specifies the parameter t-pollRetransmit of [36.331]This timer is used by the transmitting side of an AM RLC entity in order to retransmit a poll.The used minimum value of the timer shall be larger than the calculated round-trip time with considerations of HARQ retransmissions and out-of-sequence arrival. The value of the timer shall be larger than twice of the timerReorder.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 15ms (2), 20ms (3), 25ms (4), 30ms (5), 35ms (6), 40ms (7), 45ms (8), 50ms (9), 55ms (10), 60ms (11), 65ms This parameter specifies the parameter t-StatusProhibit of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity in order to prohibit transmission of a STATUS PDU

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity for reordering, PDU loss detection and delay of STATUS PDU transmission. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12),

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Identity of the RLC profile 5...5, step 1

1...1800 s, step 1 s

Number of Steps for Graceful Cell Shutdown 1...16, step 1

6...180, step 6

This parameter specifies the parameter pollPDU of [36.331]The parameter Poll PDU defines the number of RLC PDUs that are sent on a logical channel before the RLC polling bit is set.

4 (0), 8 (1), 16 (2), 32 (3), 64 (4), 128 (5), 256 (6), infinity (7)

This parameter specifies the parameter t-pollRetransmit of [36.331]This timer is used by the transmitting side of an AM RLC entity in order to retransmit a poll.The used minimum value of the timer shall be larger than the calculated round-trip time with considerations of HARQ retransmissions and out-of-sequence arrival. The value of the timer shall be larger than twice of the timerReorder.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 15ms (2), 20ms (3), 25ms (4), 30ms (5), 35ms (6), 40ms (7), 45ms (8), 50ms (9), 55ms (10), 60ms (11), 65ms This parameter specifies the parameter t-StatusProhibit of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity in order to prohibit transmission of a STATUS PDU

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), This parameter specifies the parameter t-Reordering of

[36.331]This timer is used by the receiving side of an AM RLC entity for reordering, PDU loss detection and delay of STATUS PDU transmission. This timer depends on HARQ RTT and number of HARQ retransmissions.

0ms (0), 5ms (1), 10ms (2), 15ms (3), 20ms (4), 25ms (5), 30ms (6), 35ms (7), 40ms (8), 45ms (9), 50ms (10), 55ms (11), 60ms (12), If for an eNB cell all configured PLMN IDs are unavailable on

S1 interface for the duration given by "s1InducedCellDeactDelayTime", the eNB cell is deactivated.

This parameter defines the period of the SCell Activation cycle.The parameter value is in seconds.This parameter is not used when "sCellActivationMethod" is set to "blind".

0.5s (0), 1s (1), 2s (2), 4s (3), 8s (4), 16s (5)

This parameter defines the Method to be used for SCell Activation."blind" means that SCell is blindly activated and it is never re-activated after "sCellDeactivationTimereNB" expiration."nonGBRBufferBased" means that SCell activation is triggered depending on the non-GBR data in buffer. Period of the SCell Activation cycle is configured in "sCellActivationCyclePeriod".

nonGBRBufferBased (0), blind (1)

This timer controls the deactivation of Secondary Cell for Carrier Aggregation configured UEs.

The timer behaves in the same way as the SCell deactivation timer defined in TS 36.321, but result is explicit SCell deactivation by MAC CE instead of implicit SCell deactivation in order to avoid eNB - UE misalignment due to ambiguous HARQ

rf2 (0), rf4 (1), rf8 (2), rf16 (3), rf32 (4), rf64 (5), rf128 (6), infinity (7)

The parameter selects how the ambiguous HARQ feedback of UE with an active SCell related to DL transmission is interpreted for the purpose of controlling DRX Inactivity Timer.

If set to conservative, the ambiguous HARQ feedback is interpreted as DTX for the purpose of controlling the timer. If set to aggressive, the ambiguous HARQ feedback is interpreted as NACK for the purpose of controlling the timer. It

conservative (0), aggressive (1)

Time Interval for Stepwise Output Power Reduction for Graceful Cell Shutdown

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128 (128), 256 (256)

Not defined

Physical cell identifier for which the system information applies. 0...511, step 1

4...2050 characters

15...250 min, step 1 min

5...250 min, step 1 min

1...15 s, step 1 s

50...5000 ms, step 50 ms

50...2000 ms, step 50 ms

50...5000 ms, step 50 ms

0...1000 ms, step 1 ms

0...1000 ms, step 1 ms

Defines the number of system supported LNADJ instances (enbControlled + oamControlled).

The configured WCDMA system information is sent to the UE with the RRC Connection Release message in all kinds of redirection to WCDMA. The setting applies for all LTE cells of the eNB.

WCDMA system information which is included in the RRC Connection Release message.

The parameter must be added as character string in hexadecimal notation with leading '0x', where for each octet two character must be configured, with a minimum length of one octet.

This timer is started when eNB receives a valid RAN-INFORMATION/Initial Multiple Report PDU.This timer is restarted when eNB receives subsequent RAN-INFORMATION/Multiple Report PDU.When the timer expires the eNB re-sends the RAN-INFORMATION-REQUEST/Multiple Report PDU.This timer is started when RIM procedure for a GERAN neighbor cell fails or ends.When the timer expires the eNB re-starts RAN-INFORMATION-REQUEST/Multiple Report procedure for the GERAN neighbor cell. This timer is started when eNB sends out a RAN-INFORMATION-REQUEST/Mutiple Report message. When the timer expires the eNB re-sends the RIM message up to nRimRirG(see [CCPM.9031]) times.

Guard against failure of the MME to respond in preparation phase of S1 handover to GSMTimer TS1RELOCprep_InterRAT is used to guard against failure of the MME to respond preparation phase of S1 handover to another 3GPP RAT. It is started in the source eNB when the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent to Guard against failure of the MME to respond in preparation phase of intra LTE S1 handover Timer TS1RELOCprep_LTE is used to guard against failure of the MME to respond preparation phase of intra LTE S1 handover. It is started in the source eNB when the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent to the MME and is Guard against failure of the MME to respond in preparation phase of S1 handover to another 3GPP RATTimer tS1relprepIrat is used to guard against failure of the MME to respond preparation phase of S1 handover to another 3GPP RAT. It is started in the source eNB when the S1AP: HANDOVER REQUIRED message is sent to the MME and is The maximum bound for tag timer calculation valid for RLC-AM DRBs.

The maximum bound for tag timer calculation valid for RLC-UM DRBs.

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0...500 ms, step 10 ms

0 (false), 1 (true)

-90...-60 dBm, step 5 dBm

-15...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

This timer delays the continuation of the admission control for pre-empted bearers.If eNB sends the S1AP message E-RAB RELEASE INDICATION for pre-empted bearers to MME, the MME needs time to release the indicated bearers in the EPC. Until the release of a bearer S-GW might still send downlink data This parameter determines whether TTI bundling can be started via intra-cell handover while inter-frequency or inter-RAT measurements are ongoing.

Controls the handling of TX path failures.

If set to "keepCellInService" a cell remains enabled as as long as at least one TX path carrying PSS/SSS is operating.

keepCellInService (0), disableCell (1)

Sets an upper limit for RSSI received from a UE. If exceeded, the next power command indicates -1 dB UL power change even if the current UL power is insufficient for reaching Target SINR.

If voiceSuppMatchInd is set to 'supported' (respectively 'notSupported'), then eNB shall set the 'Voice Support Match Indicator' IE in a S1AP: UE RADIO CAPABILITY MATCH RESPONSE message to 'Supported' (respectively to 'Not Supported')

errorIndication (1), supported (2), notSupported (3)

Time to trigger deactivation of all measurementsDuration for which the event A1 must be valid, such that Inter-Frequency/Inter-RAT measurements are deactivated

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Time to trigger activation of GERAN measurements

Duration for which the event A2 must be valid, such that GSM measurements are activated

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Time during which specific RSRP criteria for the event A2

needs to be met in order to trigger a measurement report0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Duration for which the event A2 must be valid, such that

additional InterFrequency measurements are activated0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Time to trigger activation of WCDMA measuremenrts

Duration for which the event A2 must be valid, such that WCDMA measurements are activated

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Duration for which the event A2 must be valid, such that

redirect is raised0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Handover margin for better cell HO. Used in measurement

event type A3 where the event is triggered when the neighbor cell becomes better than the serving cell by the value of the A3 offset.

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Not defined

Not defined

This parameter defines the interval with which measurement reports are repeatedly sent as long as the specific criteria for the measurement event A3 are met. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS120 corresponds to 120 ms, MS240 to 240 ms and so on, while value MIN1 corresponds to

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Time for which the specific criteria for the measurement event

A3 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS0 corresponds to 0 ms, MS40 to 40 ms and so on.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Defines the interval with which measurement reports are

repeatedly sent as long as the specific criteria for the measurement event A5 are met. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS120 corresponds to 120 ms, MS240 to 240 ms and so on, while value MIN1 corresponds to 1 min,

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Time for which the specific criteria for the measurement event

A5 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS0 corresponds to 0 ms, MS40 to 40 ms and so on.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Access class barring for mobile originating CS fallback.

Set of Access class barring Parameter for mobile originating CS fallback.

Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls.Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls for AC 11-15 (leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit in the list is for AC 12, and so on...).The default is no access class barred.

Bit 0: AC 11, Bit 1: AC 12, Bit 2: AC 13, Bit 3: AC 14, Bit 4: AC 15

Defines the access class barring time.The access class barring time defines the time that the access barring check remains unsuccessful while the UE is not performing an emergency call. In this case, the UE starts timer T303 using this parameter. Timer value in minutes.

4s (0), 8s (1), 16s (2), 32s (3), 64s (4), 128s (5), 256s (6), 512s (7)

Defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The access probability factor defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The UE draws a random number (0 = rand < 1). If rand is higher than the value indicated by the access probability factor, the UE considers the access barring check to be unsuccessful.

0% (0), 5% (1), 10% (2), 15% (3), 20% (4), 25% (5), 30% (6), 40% (7), 50% (8), 60% (9), 70% (10), 75% (11), 80% (12), 85% (13), Access class barring for MMTEL video originating calls.

Set of Access Class Parameter for MMTEL video originating calls.

Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls.Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls for AC 11-15 (leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit in the list is for AC 12, and so on...).The default is no access class barred.

Bit 0: AC 11, Bit 1: AC 12, Bit 2: AC 13, Bit 3: AC 14, Bit 4: AC 15

Defines the access class barring time.The access class barring time defines the time that the access barring check remains unsuccessful while the UE is not performing an emergency call. In this case, the UE starts timer T303 using this parameter. Timer value in minutes.

4s (0), 8s (1), 16s (2), 32s (3), 64s (4), 128s (5), 256s (6), 512s (7)

Defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The access probability factor defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The UE draws a random number (0 = rand < 1). If rand is higher than the value indicated by the access probability factor, the UE considers the access barring check to be unsuccessful.

0% (0), 5% (1), 10% (2), 15% (3), 20% (4), 25% (5), 30% (6), 40% (7), 50% (8), 60% (9), 70% (10), 75% (11), 80% (12), 85% (13),

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Not defined

Access class barring for originating calls. Not defined

Access barring for signaling. Not defined

Access class barring for MMTEL voice originating calls.Set of Access Class Parameter for MMTEL voice originating calls.

Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls.Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls for AC 11-15 (leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit in the list is for AC 12, and so on...).The default is no access class barred.

Bit 0: AC 11, Bit 1: AC 12, Bit 2: AC 13, Bit 3: AC 14, Bit 4: AC 15

Defines the access class barring time.The access class barring time defines the time that the access barring check remains unsuccessful while the UE is not performing an emergency call. In this case, the UE starts timer T303 using this parameter. Timer value in minutes.

4s (0), 8s (1), 16s (2), 32s (3), 64s (4), 128s (5), 256s (6), 512s (7)

Defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The access probability factor defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The UE draws a random number (0 = rand < 1). If rand is higher than the value indicated by the access probability factor, the UE considers the access barring check to be unsuccessful.

0% (0), 5% (1), 10% (2), 15% (3), 20% (4), 25% (5), 30% (6), 40% (7), 50% (8), 60% (9), 70% (10), 75% (11), 80% (12), 85% (13),

Access class barring list (5 bit) for originating calls for AC 11-15 (leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit in the list is for AC 12, and so on...).The default is no access class barred.

Bit 0: AC 11, Bit 1: AC 12, Bit 2: AC 13, Bit 3: AC 14, Bit 4: AC 15

The access class barring time defines the time that the access barring check remains unsuccessful while the UE is not performing an emergency call. In this case, the UE starts timer T303 using this parameter. Timer value in minutes.

4s (0), 8s (1), 16s (2), 32s (3), 64s (4), 128s (5), 256s (6), 512s (7)

The access probability factor defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The UE draws a random number (0 = rand < 1). If rand is higher than the value indicated by the access probability factor, the UE considers the access barring check to be unsuccessful.

0% (0), 5% (1), 10% (2), 15% (3), 20% (4), 25% (5), 30% (6), 40% (7), 50% (8), 60% (9), 70% (10), 75% (11), 80% (12), 85% (13),

Access class barring list (5 bit) for signaling for AC 11-15 (leftmost bit is for AC 11, the second bit in the list is for AC 12, and so on...).The default is no access class barred.

Bit 0: AC 11, Bit 1: AC 12, Bit 2: AC 13, Bit 3: AC 14, Bit 4: AC 15

The access class barring time defines the time that the access barring check remains unsuccessful while the UE is not performing an emergency call. In this case, the UE starts timer T303 using this parameter. Timer value in minutes.

4s (0), 8s (1), 16s (2), 32s (3), 64s (4), 128s (5), 256s (6), 512s (7)

The access probability factor defines the probability for a UE to establish an RRC connection.The UE draws a random number (0 = rand < 1). If rand is higher than the value indicated by the access probability factor, the UE considers the access barring check to be unsuccessful.

0% (0), 5% (1), 10% (2), 15% (3), 20% (4), 25% (5), 30% (6), 40% (7), 50% (8), 60% (9), 70% (10), 75% (11), 80% (12), 85% (13),

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Activates PUSCH masking 0 (false), 1 (true)

Switch to activate/deactivate Outer Loop Delay Target Control (OLDTC) for voice in downlink time domain scheduling.OLDTC algorithm measures an actual scheduling delay of voice bearer in DL and compares it to a targeted delay. Then, if the measured delay is more than the target, UE priority is increased and in case the measured delay is below the target, Switch to activate/deactivate voice packet aggregation in downlink scheduler.

Parameter to activate or deactivate the DRX feature in a cell.

Note for the case where periodic subband CQI reporting (periodicCqiFeedbackType) is enabled together with DRX functionality:Enables "Fast Adaptive MIMO Switching" for Closed Loop MIMO modes based on PMI/RI reports sent by UEs if actFastMimoSwitch is set to TRUE.Enables "Dynamic MIMO Switching" if actFastMimoSwitch is set to FALSE.Activate or deactivate the load adaptive number of PDCCH symbols in a cellThe actual OFDM symbol amount used for PDCCH in a TTI is selected from values between the minimum reasonable amount of symbols for the selected DL bandwidth and maximum allowed number of PDCCH symbols (maxNrSymPdcch).This parameter switch on/off the differnt Ul modulation schemes.When set to "16QAMHighMCS" MCS21-MCS24 are enabled and the UL AMC proposes to the UL scheduler to use the higher 16-QAM MCS, if radio conditions allow.

QPSK (0), 16QAM (1), 16QAMHighMCS (2)

For interfrequency load balancing neighbour frequencies within the same frequency band as the frequency of the own cell shall be excluded

Activate / Deactivate Outer loop Link Adaptation for PDCCHO&M switch for activating / deactivating an additional Outer Loop Link Adaptation for PDCCH. This additional PDCCH Outer Loop Link Adaptation controls the PDCCH link adaptation CQI shift such that the PDCCH and HARQ Activates the transmission of PRS signals according to the PRS configuration.

If Tx Diversity is enabled for PRS transmission, then precoding vector switching will be used and therefore all configured Tx antennas will be used for the transmission of the PRS signal. If Tx diversity is disabled then the PRS signal will just be transmitted on a single antenna (the physical antenna

Defines mode of the the radio module or RIU unit.

The "actRepeaterMode" parameter value Coupled needs to be used for coupled mode cells (R type configuration), value Dedicated for dedicated mode cells (cell have resources only from RIU unit) and value None for all other cells (cells do not

none (0), Dedicated (1), Coupled (2)

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0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

Activates uplink group hopping in PUSCH and PUCCH. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0...1200, step 1

0...1200, step 1

0...840, step 1

0...30 %, step 5 %

0...30 %, step 5 %

The parameter allow to extend the number of interfrequency measurements from 3 to 6

Parameter to activate/deactivate the Smart DRX feature in a cell.

Activates the transmission of duplicated data streams via different RRHs in downlink, and the combination of uplink signals received from different RRHs.The super cell configurations can just be applied in 10 MHz or 20MHz cell bandwidth configurations, that is LNCEL "dlChBw" and "ulChBw" parameters are configured accordingly.Parameter to activate or deactivate the TTI Bundling feature in a cell.

Activates Uplink Link Adaptation and defines Link Adaptation modeWhen set to "off" no Uplink link Adaptation function is active at all.When set to "eUlLa" the extended Uplink Link Adaptation function is activated.

off (0), slowAmcOllaATB (4), eUlLa (5), fUlLa (6)

Selects a working mode for UL power control. Offers various combinations between open-loop and closed-loop control for PUCCH and PUSCH/SRS power.values: PuschOLPucchOL: PUSCH open loop, PUCCH open loop;

PuschOLPucchOL (0), PuschOLPucchCL (1), PuschCLPucchOL (2), PuschCLPucchCL (3), PuschCLSrsPucchOL (4), Additional margin for the maximum number of active UEs in the

cell accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: "HO desirable for radio reasons".This additional margin is used also for UEs accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: “Reduce load in serving cell” but only when Composite Available Capacity (CAC) in the Cell is bigger than 0. If CAC in the Cell is zero, the HO for “Reduce

Additional margin for the maximum number of active UEs in the cell accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: "Time Critical HO". This margin is added to the threshold maxNumActUe.The maximum margin depends on the bandwidth of the cell. The following values are allowed:Additional margin for Emergency Sessions.This margin increases the thresholds for active UEs, active DRBs and active QCI1-DRBs in the cell. Please note that active QCI1-DRBs thresholds are not considered when actEnhAcAndGbrServices is true.Additional margin on the threshold "maxGbrTrafficLimit" in case of handover for radio reasons.The amount of radio resources (PRBs) is calculated in % of the available PRBs depending on the system.For 5 MHz system 25 PRBs*,Additional margin on the threshold "maxGbrTrafficLimit " in case of handover for time critical reasons. The amount of radio resources (PRBs) is calculated in % of the available PRBs depending on the system.For 5 MHz system 25 PRBs*,

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0...3600, step 1

0...3600, step 1

0...600, step 1

0...600, step 1

1...32, step 1

Administrative state of the cell, the value is set by the operator.

-120...-24 dBm, step 1 dBm

Not defined

allEqual (0), onlyX2 (1)

0...65535, step 1

Additional margin for the maximum number of active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell via HO with HO-cause: "HO desirable for radio reasons".This margin is added to the threshold maxNumActDrb.This additional margin is used also for UEs accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: “Reduce load in serving cell” but only when Composite Available Capacity (CAC) in the Cell is bigger than 0. If CAC in the Cell is zero, the HOs due to

Additional margin for the maximum number of active DRBs in the cell accessing the cell via HO with HO-cause: "Time Critical HO". This margin is added to the threshold maxNumActDrb.Hand over traffic shall have some preference against new upcoming traffic in the cell.Additional margin for the maximum number of active GBRs in the cell accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: "HO desirable for radio reasons".This additional margin is used also for UEs accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: “Reduce load in serving cell” but only when Composite Available Capacity (CAC) in the Cell is bigger than 0. If CAC in the Cell is zero, the HOs due to

Additional margin for the maximum number of active GBRs in the cell accessing the cell via hand over with HO-cause: "Time Critical HO". This margin is added to the threshold maxNumQci1Drb.The parameter is only relevant if "actEnhAcAndGbrServices" is set to False and ignored otherwise.The additional spectrum emission mask parameter is broadcast into a cell to indicate that the UE should meet an additional requirement.

unlocked (1), shutting down (2), locked (3)

It defines the minimum power level that a UE should report from a measured UTRA cell for considering the corresponding PCI, respectively PSC, as a possible UTRA neighbor cell candidate. (Mapping between the UE measured RSCP and the SFS values is according to 3GPP TS 25.133/25.123)Determines which UEs shall be actively sent to UL out-of-sync state provided that bearer combination and applied DRX profile allows for this.extendedDrxOnly: only UEs being configured with extended settings for the long DRX cycle, i.e. long DRX cycle durations larger than 80ms

extendedDrxOnly (0), allDrx (1), allUEs (2)

This is a list of blacklisted intra-frequency neighbouring cells for active mode mobility. Cells are identified by their PCI.

This parameter is introduced to allow blacklisting for X2-Handover only other HO variants are still allowed If set to "all" the respective entry in blacklistHoL is valid for all kinds of Handover Topology. If set to "onlyX2", handover to the respective entry in blacklistHoL shall only be excluded as targets for X2-based handover but may still be used as target This parameter must be configured for an inter-frequency cell. It will be taken as an intra-frequency cell if this parameter is set to ownCarrierFreq

Indicates the number of PCIs in the range (including startPCI). If Parameter rangePCI is only one, PCI (startPCI) is specified.

n4 (0), n8 (1), n12 (2), n16 (3), n24 (4), n32 (5), n48 (6), n64 (7), n84 (8), n96 (9), n128 (10), n168 (11), n252 (12), n504 (13),

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Indicates the lowest PCI in the range 0...503, step 1

0...60, step 2

Not defined

100...9000 ms, step 100 ms

100...9000 ms, step 100 ms

100...9000 ms, step 100 ms

100...9000 ms, step 100 ms

Intra-frequency reselection timer EUTRA. Not defined

barred (0), notBarred (1)

1...100, step 1

Defines the pointer to PRB from where the CQI-allocation starts to leave some PRBs free and therefore avoid interference with neighbor bands. When set to 0 the Flexible UL Bandwidth feature is deactivated.

Defines the timers used to control mobility to CDMA2000 procedure.

Defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits for a measurement report for 1x Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) to be received from the UE.

Defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits for the Downlink CDMA2000 Tunneling message after sending the Uplink Handover Preparation Transfer message (received from the UE) to the MME.

Defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits to release the UE context after sending the Mobility From Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access (EUTRA) Command message to the UE.

Defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits to receive an Uplink (UL) Handover Preparation Transfer message from the UE after sending a Handover From EUTRA Preparation Request message to the UE.

The cell reselection timer (t-ReselectionEUTRAN) is multiplied by this factor if the UE is in the medium high mobility state.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

The cell reselection timer (t-ReselectionEUTRAN) is multiplied by this factor if the UE is in the medium mobility state.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

The cell barred flag indicates if the cell status is barred or not. A barred cell is a cell that a UE is not allowed to camp on, not even for emergency calls. If a cell on which a UE is currently camped becomes barred, a cell reselection is triggered.

This parameter indicates the value that classifies the cell capacity with regards to the other cells of the eUTRAN. The Cell Capacity Class Value only indicates resources that are configured for traffic purposes.

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1...80 characters

0...7, step 1

15...15 characters

0...17, step 1

Not defined

1...8 dB, step 1 dB

-34...-3 dB, step 1 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

Cell Individual Offset (CIO) of own served cell for insertion into the CIO Cell List of EUTRA Serving Carrier Measurement ObjectOnly if CIO is different from zero, will the eNB consider it for Measurement Configuration.

-24dB (0), -22dB (1), -20dB (2), -18dB (3), -16dB (4), -14dB (5), -12dB (6), -10dB (7), -8dB (8), -6dB (9), -5dB (10), -4dB (11), -3dB (12), -This parameter allows the operator to give a cell a unique

name.

The cell reselection priority parameter defines the absolute priority of the serving layer. 0 means the lowest priority.

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].Reset request for CellWill be downloaded with current timestamp to indicated reset request, new request will receive new timestamp and therfeore cause parameter change.Cell reset will be exceuted automatically, since parameter change requires cell lock/unlock.Identifier of the cell resource group profile (CRGPR) instance which shall apply for the cell

The parameter activates the feature LTE1382 'Cell resource groups' and selects the resource sharing mode.The feature allows pre-reservation of cell resources in admission control per PLMN group.

none (0), DLonly (1), DLandUL (2)

Minimum required quality level and quality level offset in the cell.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

Offset to the signaled qQualMinR9 taken into account in the Squal evaluation as a result of a periodic search for a higher priority PLMN while camped normally in a VPLMN.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

Minimum required quality level in the cell.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.

Define the admitted Scheduling Request periodicity in the cell, once the scheduling request reporting has been set to enableThis parameter is part of sr-ConfigIndexParameter . See TS 36.213 [23,10.1].

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 20ms (2), 40ms (3), 80ms (4)

This parameter allows the operator to specify the size of an LTE cell. It will be considered if the LTE1140: Intra-frequency load balancing feature is activated for deriving the corresponding CellBeta coeffcient .

very_small (0), small (1), medium (2), large (3)

O&M switch for enabling / disabling aperiodic CQI / RI / PMI reporting on PUSCH.

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FBT1 (0), FBT2 (1)

1...4, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

dFListPucch: SEQUENCE (see values below) Not defined

-2 (0), 0 (1), 2 (2)

1 (0), 3 (1), 5 (2)

-2 (0), 0 (1), 1 (2), 2 (3)

-2 (0), 0 (1), 2 (2)

-2 (0), 0 (1), 2 (2)

Corresponds to cqi-ReportingModeAperiodic of 3GPP-36.213. CQI format indicator for aperiodic reporting on PUSCH. The operator can choose one of the 2 family modes available, the MIMO algorithm embedded in RRM chooses the effective mode based on the UE capabilities and the family mode chosen by Sets the CQI Reporting Periodicity Np for CQI reporting.Range is now extended up to include the 80ms periodicity option.

For each UE, the RRC algorithm calculate and add to this parameter a specific NOffset,CQI, depending on the UE offset allocation within the chosen periodicity determining the iCQI/PMI index value to be sent to UE.

2ms (2), 5ms (5), 10ms (10), 20ms (20), 40ms (40), 80ms (80)

Periodic subband CQI cycles KBetween consecutive periodic wideband CQI reporting occurrences each subband CQI report might be transmitted as many times as the parameter shows.

O&M switch for enabling / disabling simultaneous transmission of periodic CQI / RI / PMI feedback and HARQ ACK/NACK on PUCCH.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 1.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 1b.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 2.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 2a.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 2b.

This is the maximum number of the allowed dedicated Scheduling Requests. Once this limit is exceeded, UE releases all PUCCH resources. The value 4n corresponds to 4 transmissions, 8n corresponds to 8 transmissions and so on.

4n (0), 8n (1), 16n (2), 32n (3), 64n (4)

The default paging cycle defines the cell-specific paging DRX cycle duration. It also determines the maximum paging DRX duration applicable in the cell. Referred to as ' T ' in TS 36.304. Value rf32 corresponds to 32 radio frames, rf64 corresponds to 64 radio frames and so on.

32rf (0), 64rf (1), 128rf (2), 256rf (3)

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-8...8 dB, step 1 dB

-1...6, step 1

1...3, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...20 dB, step 0.1 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...100 %, step 1 %

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter defines the minimum signal difference between the target and the source cell required for triggering an intra-frequency HO because of load imbalance.

Used for the calculation of P0_NOMINAL_PUSCH(j=2) for PUSCH (re)transmission corresponding to the random access response grant.

This is a delta cyclic shift for PUCCH formats 1/1a/1b. The shift is the cyclic shift difference between two adjacent ACK/NACK/Scheduling Request resources using the same orthogonal cover sequence and can be decided considering multipath delay spreads for the given cell deployment.Enabling/disabling of the transport format dependent offset on a per UE basis. If this parameter is "true", PUSCH power calculation in UE uplink power control equation (P1) takes the Transport Block size in account during the power calculation.

Enables/disables downlink 64 QAM modulation for link adaptation use in PDSCH.

Sets the power reduction from the antenna maximum TX power.

Downlink channel bandwidth defines the DL bandwidth for the eNode-B transmission in a cell, and also defines the number of available Physical Resource Blocks.The downlink channel bandwidth mapping to number of Physical Resource Blocks is:

1.4 MHz (14), 3 MHz (30), 5 MHz (50), 10 MHz (100), 15 MHz (150), 20 MHz (200)

The parameter dlInterferenceEnable is used for enabling and disabling interference generation in downlink.

The dlInterferenceLevel parameter defines percentage of physical resource blocks (PRB) that are used for downlink data and interference transmission.

The dlInterferenceModulation parameter defines modulation scheme to be used for generated downlink interference. That is, for a non-existing UE the downlink interference is transmitted.

QPSK (0), 16QAM (1), 64QAM (2)

Cell specific downlink transmission/mimo modeThe used DL mimo mode for each physical channel is the following:

SingleTx: Single Stream Downlink: All downlink physical channels are transmitted using this mode;

SingleTX (0), TXDiv (10), 4-way TXDiv (11), Dynamic Open Loop MIMO (30), Closed Loop Mimo (40), Closed Loop MIMO (4x2) O&M switch for enabling / disabling downlink Outer loop Link

Quality Control which is acting based on the 1st transmission HARQ result, that is, 1st transmission BLER.

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0...6 dB, step 0.1 dB

0...6 dB, step 0.1 dB

0.1...99.9 %, step 0.1 %

0...15, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...10 dB, step 0.01 dB

DCI format 1C (0)

TTA (0), PFsch (1)

0.9...0.99, step 0.01

This is a trigger condition for power headroom submission due to pathloss change; named ULATB_DLPL_CHANGE in RRM SFS.

1 db (0), 3 db (1), 6 db (2), infinite (3)

Transmission power of the Physical Control Format Indicator Channel is boosted by set value

Transmission power of the Physical Hybrid ARQ Indicator Channel is boosted by set value

Transmission power of the downlink reference signals in a cell is boosted by set value compared to PDSCH

0dB (0), 1.77dB (1), 3dB (2), 4.77dB (3), 6dB (4)

Defines target Block Error Ratio (BLER) for downlink Link Adaptation in percents. Used with downlink Outer loop Link Quality Control (OLQC) functionality.

Defines the default Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) value for downlink Link Adaptation use. Default CQI is used when there is no valid CQI available, that is, a CQI report is not received or it is too old.

O&M switch for enabling / disabling downlink Adaptive Modulation and Coding.

Sets the compensation in 'TXDiv', '4-way TXDiv', 2x2 MIMO SM and 4x2 MIMO SM case into the DL power control.

Compensation of MIMO Coverage effects for MIMO Spatial Multiplexing and MIMO DiversityParameter to configure whether common channel signalling (SI, paging RACH ) use DCI format 1A or 1C on PDCCH.

Currently only DCI format 1C on PDCCH is supported.

Parameter to choose between different available algorithms for frequency domain scheduling.Available algorithms areTTA: fair allocation property based on ratio of relative to wideband channel qualityTarget value for Outer Loop Delay Target Control.This parameter defines a probability of packets exceeding a set delay target.

Determines whether PRBs partly allocated for transmission of Primary (PSS) and Secondary synchronization Signals (SSS) and Physical Broadcasting Channel (BPCH) should be used in dynamic scheduling.

not used (0), PRBs with PSS or SSS used (1), PRBs with PSS or SSS and PBCH used (2)

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0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

1 (1)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10), 20 (20)

101 (101)

0...50, step 1

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16)

Not defined

This parameter determines whether the device type "noBenFromBatConsumpOpt" of the UE shall be considered for DRX configuration.Such an UE does not foresee to particularly benefit from NW-based battery consumption optimisation.Profile 1 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile for disabling DRX.

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Profile 101 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile for LTE intra-frequency ANR measurements

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 200 (200)

Configures the long DRX cycle. It is recommended to use carefully the 40 ms value, as so far tested UEs are not able to do ReportCGI measurement with this cycle size. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

40ms (40), 80ms (80), 160ms (160)

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

Configuration parameters for Profile 102This Profile is used for UE-based UTRAN ANR measurements.

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102 (102)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

103 (103)

0...50, step 1

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

750 (750), 1280 (1280), 1920 (1920), 2560 (2560)

Configures the long DRX Cycle.The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

320ms (320), 640ms (640), 1280ms (1280), 2560ms (2560)

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100), 200 (200)

DRX profile indexUniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Configuration parameters for Profile 103Profile for LTE inter-frequency ANR measurements

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 200 (200), 300 (300), 500 (500), 750 (750)

Configures the long DRX cycle. It is recommended to carefully use the 40?? ms value, as so far tested UEs are not able to do ReportCGI measurement with this cycle size.The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

40ms (40), 80ms (80), 160ms (160), 320ms (320), 640ms (640)

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH

6 (6), 10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100)

DRX profile indexUniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.

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Not defined

20ms (20), 40ms (40)

2 (2)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

40ms (40), 80ms (80)

Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Profile 2 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile enables a voice optimized setting of DRX parameters.

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16)

Profile 3 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile for non-GBR bearers that allows short settings of the long DRX cycle.

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80)

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

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3 (3)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

160ms (160), 320ms (320)

4 (4)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16)

Profile 4 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile for non-GBR bearers that allows medium settings of the long DRX cycle.Profile fits latency requirements of the corresponding traffic of up to 500ms; could be used, e.g., for IMS signalling.Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

200 (200), 300 (300), 500 (500), 750 (750), 1280 (1280), 1920 (1920), 2560 (2560)

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100)

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Profile 5 of DRX configuration parameters.Profile for non-GBR bearers that allows long settings of the long DRX cycle.Profile fits corresponding traffic with no specific latency requirements; could be used, e.g., for Web browsing.Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

750 (750), 1280 (1280), 1920 (1920), 2560 (2560)

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5 (5)

0...50, step 1

Not defined

20ms (20), 40ms (40)

2 (2)

0...50, step 1

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

640ms (640), 1280ms (1280), 2560ms (2560)

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100), 200 (200)

DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes for which a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Profile 2 of Smart DRX configuration parameters.Profile allows for an voice optimized setting of DRX parameters.

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

Smart DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

Smart DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the Smart DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of Smart DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16)

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1...16, step 1

2...124, step 2

Not defined

40ms (40), 80ms (80)

3 (3)

0...50, step 1

20ms (20), 40ms (40)

1...16, step 1

Configures the short DRX cycle. It is recommended to set this parameter equal to the drxLongCycle in order to optimize battery consumption during VoLTE calls.

10ms (10), 20ms (20), 40ms (40)

Configures the short DRX cycle timer. Integer value multiplied with drxShortCycle to determine the run time of short DRX cycle.

Factor is used for the calculation of the Short Term Inactivity Timer (STIS) when Smart DRX is used.smartStInactFactor is multiplied to the short DRX cycle duration to provide STIT value for smart DRX profile.

Profile 3 of Smart DRX configuration parameters.Smart DRX Profile for both GBR and non-GBR bearers.

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80)

Configures the long DRX cycle. The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10)

Smart DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

Smart DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the Smart DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16)

Configures the short DRX cycle. It is recommended to set this parameter to smaller value than drxLongCycle.

Configures the short DRX cycle timer. Integer value multiplied with drxShortCycle to determine the run time of short DRX cycle. In case the parameter drxShortCycle is set to '20', then it is recommended to set drxShortCycleTimer to '16'.

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2...124, step 2

Not defined

160ms (160), 320ms (320)

4 (4)

0...50, step 1

1...16, step 1

2...124, step 2

Not defined

Factor is used for the calculation of the Short Term Inactivity Timer (STIS) when Smart DRX is used.smartStInactFactor is multiplied to the short DRX cycle duration to provide STIT value for smart DRX profile.

Profile 4 of Smart DRX configuration parameters.Profile for non-GBR bearers that allows for medium settings of the long DRX cycle.Profile fits for latency requirements of the corresponding traffic of up to 500ms; could be used, for example for IMS signaling.Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100), 200 (200), 300 (300), Configures the long DRX cycle.

The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100)

Smart DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

Smart DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the Smart DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Configures the short DRX cycle. It is recommended to set this parameter to smaller value than drxLongCycle.

10ms (10), 20ms (20), 40ms (40), 80ms (80), 160ms (160)

Configures the short DRX cycle timer. Integer value multiplied with drxShortCycle to determine the run time of short DRX cycle. In case the parameter drxShortCycle is set <= '20', then it is recommended to set drxShortCycleTimer to '16'.Factor is used for the calculation of the Short Term Inactivity Timer (STIS) when Smart DRX is used.smartStInactFactor is multiplied to the short DRX cycle duration to provide STIT value for smart DRX profile.

Profile 5 of Smart DRX configuration parameters.Profile for non-GBR bearers that allows for long settings of the long DRX cycle.Profile fits for corresponding traffic with no specific latency requirements; could be used, for example for Web browsing.

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5 (5)

0...50, step 1

1...16, step 1

2...124, step 2

barred (1), Not barred (2)

Not defined

0...255, step 1

Configures the Inactivity Timer for DRX.The Inactivity Timer determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes for which the UE monitors the PDCCH after decoding an UL or DL resource assignment on PDCCH for an initial data transmission.

1 (1), 2 (2), 3 (3), 4 (4), 5 (5), 6 (6), 8 (8), 10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100), 200 (200), 300 (300), Configures the long DRX cycle.

The long DRX cycle determines the periodic repetition of the DRX On Duration.

640ms (640), 1280ms (1280), 2560ms (2560)

Configures the On Duration Timer for DRX.The On Duration determines the number of consecutive PDCCH-subframes at the beginning of a DRX cycle during which the UE monitors the PDCCH.

10 (10), 20 (20), 30 (30), 40 (40), 50 (50), 60 (60), 80 (80), 100 (100), 200 (200)

Smart DRX profile index.Uniquely identifies a DRX profile.

Smart DRX profile priority.

Applied to identify the Smart DRX profile to be used if a UE has multiple bearers established.Note: Modification of DRX profile priority is not recommended; preparation for future use.Configures the Retransmission Timer for DRX.The Retransmission Timer determines the maximum number of PDCCH-subframes a UE monitors the PDCCH as soon as a retransmission in DL is expected by the UE.

4 (4), 6 (6), 8 (8), 16 (16), 24 (24), 33 (33)

Configures the short DRX cycle. It is recommended to set this parameter to smaller value than drxLongCycle.

10ms (10), 20ms (20), 40ms (40), 80ms (80), 160ms (160), 320ms (320), 640ms (640)

Configures the short DRX cycle timer. Integer value multiplied with drxShortCycle to determine the run time of short DRX cycle. In case the parameter drxShortCycle is set <= '40', then it is recommended to set drxShortCycleTimer to '16'. Factor is used for the calculation of the Short Term Inactivity Timer (STIS) when Smart DRX is usedsmartStInactFactor is multiplied to the short DRX cycle duration to provide STIT value for smart DRX profile

Access Class barring for AC 10.The access barred for emergency calls flag indicates that access is barred for emergency calls in this cell.

This Structure contains a list of eHRPD Sector-IDs which shall be used to address eHRPD-AN when tunneling cdma2000 HRPD PDU for Pre-Registration with eHRPD.Each Sector-ID is associated with a loadbalancing factor to allow loadbalancing between multiple eHRPD-ANEach eHRPD sector-ID which is configured for preregistration is associated with this loadbalancing factor to allow for loadbalancing according to a weighted round robin mechanism when selecting the sector-ID of the eHRPD-AN for Pre-Registration

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2...45 characters

10...50, step 5

20...50, step 5

1...6, step 1

1...4, step 1

1...5, step 1

0.5...0.9, step 0.05

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16777215, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Flag if better cell HO is enabled. 0 (false), 1 (true)

This Parameter contains the HRPD Sector ID as specified in 3GPP2 C.S0024-A.

It is used to populate the CDMA2000 sector ID (128 bits) using hexadecimal characters.When not externally triggered by Outer Loop Link Adaptation (OLLA), the Adaptive Transmission Bandwidth (ATB) algorithm will be activated when the amount of TTI events here defined has been reached.

Averaging window for BLER in E-ULA.It is expressed in number of TTI when UE has been actively scheduled

Defines how many MCS indexes above the minimal MCS index are required before ATB may increase the amount of allocable PRBs

Defines the lowest possible MCS index before Adaptive Transmission Bandwith (ATB) algorithm may act and decrease the amount of allocable PRBs.

Defines the lowest possible amount of allocable PRBsThis shall be always bigger than or equal to redBwMinRbUl

Incremental and decremental factor for the Adaptive Transmission Bandwidth's calculation of allocable PRBsMultiplying the amount of PRBs by this factor the total amount of allocable PRBs is decreasing. Dividing the amount of PRBs by this factor, then the number of allocable PRB is increasingE-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number in downlink.Supported Bands and related downlink EARFCNs are the following:Band 1 (2110-2170 MHz): 0 - 599E-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number in uplink.Supported Bands and related uplink EARFCNs are the following:Band 1 (1920-1980 MHz): 18000 - 18599Band 2 (1850-1910 MHz): 18600 - 19199 An element of the emAreaIdList identifies an Emergency Area ID (emAreaId) of the eNB cell.Multiple emAreaId's may be configured for the eNB cell.

An 'emAreaId' ID may be used in signalling messages received via S1-i/f to indicate the set of cells with emergency impact (e.g. which have to broadcast the warning message).

The parameter defines the switch for enable/disable Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) based Adaptive Modulation and Coding (AMC) for PDCCH link adaptation. If the parameter is disabled, default aggregation is used implicitly.

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Flag if coverage HO is enabled. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...268435455, step 1

Not defined

0...32767, step 1

0...100 %, step 1 %

0...8388607, step 1

-8388608...8388607, step 1

height (1), depth (2)

Distinguishes between north and south latitude north (1), south (2)

The parameter defines if downlink Link Adaptation is allowed to select the 16QAM modulation for PDSCH.

The parameter determines the enabling/disabling switch for automatic selection of lower aggregation during PDCCH scheduling. This means that a required aggregation level which is defined from UE's Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) reports may be downgraded by one step without any other particular The parameter defines the switch for enabling / disabling power control on PDCCH. If the parameter is disabled, a flat downlink Power Spectral Density (PSD) is used.

The E-UTRAN cell identifier is unique within one PLMN and has a length of 28 bits. The leftmost 20 bits of the value correspond to the value of the eNB ID (parameter lnBtsId) and the 8 rightmost bits correspond to the value of the local cell resource ID (lcrId). This parameter cannot be set by operator, it Identifies the geographical position of the transmit antenna for positioning purposes.It is expressed as ellipsoid point with altitude and uncertainty ellipsoid according to TS 23.032The position is reported within the LPPa OTDOA Information Exchange procedure if requested by E-SMLC.Altitude in meters (coded value)Relation between coded Altitude N and range of absolute altitudes a (a >= 0 meters) it encodes is the following:

for 0 <= N <= 2^15-2:Confidence by which the position is known to be within the shape description expressed as a percentageConfidence = 0 means no information available

Latitude in degrees (coded value)Relation between coded Degrees of latitude N and range of absolute latitudes X (0° <= X <= 90°) it encodes is the following:

Longitude in degrees(coded value)Relation between coded Degrees of longitude N and range of absolute longitudes X (-180° <= X < +180°) it encodes is the following:Represents height above resp. depth below WGS84 ellipsoid surface

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0...127, step 1

0...127, step 1

0...127, step 1

-10...0, step 1

0...3000000 kHz, step 1 kHz

Orientation of major axis of uncertainty ellipsoid measured clockwise from north

0...179 degree, step 1 degree

Uncertainty of altitudeRelation between coded Uncertainty altitude K and absolute uncertainty of altitude h (0 <= h <= 990.5 metres) it encodes is the following:

Semi-major of uncertainty ellipsoidRelation between coded Uncertainty semi-major K and absolute semi-major uncertainty r (0 <= r <= 1800 metres) it encodes is the following:

Semi-minor of uncertainty ellipsoidRelation between coded Uncertainty semi-minor K and absolute semi-minor uncertainty r (0 <= r <= 1800 metres) it encodes is the following:

The parameter defines the threshold under which the OLLA DCM triggers an earlier ATB calculation.It has always values <=0.

This parameter defines absolute TX frequency in kHz for overriding normal filter center frequency tuning.

This parameter can be used to override normal filter tuning to minimize noise to neighboring frequency band. If the parameter value is not defined, TX filter frequency is evaluated as an average of the configured center frequencies.

Filter coefficient for RSRP measurements used to calculate path loss as specified in [3GPP-36.213. 5.1.1.1]. Value fc0 corresponds to k = 0, fc1 corresponds to k = 1, and so on.

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for UTRA-WCDMA CSFB

Cpich-Ecn0Specifies the filtering coefficient used for Cpich-Ecn0 within the measurement quantity configuration of UTRA-WCDMA

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for UTRA-WCDMA CSFB

Cpich-RSCPSpecifies the filtering coefficient used for Cpich-RSCP within the measurement quantity configuration of UTRA-WCDMA

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for UTRA Cpich-EcNo

Specifies the filtering coefficient used for Cpich-EcNo within the measurement quantity configuration of UTRA.

filterCoefficientCpichEcNo within quantity configuration of UTRA is an optional IE

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for UTRA Cpich-RSCP

Specifies the filtering coefficient used for Cpich-RSCP within the measurement quantity configuration of UTRA

filterCoefficientCpichRscp within quantity configuration of UTRA is an optional IE

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for RSRP (to be set in

QuantityConfigEUTRA)fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)

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Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

The parameter defines the assigned PUSCH group. 0...29, step 1

1...8, step 1

1...16, step 1

1...7, step 1

Specifies the filtering coefficient used for RSRQ (to be set in QuantityConfigEUTRA)

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)Specifies the filtering coefficient used for RSSI

Specifies the filtering coefficient used for RSSI within the measurement quantity configuration of GERAN

fc0 (0), fc1 (1), fc2 (2), fc3 (3), fc4 (4), fc5 (5), fc6 (6), fc7 (7), fc8 (8), fc9 (9), fc11 (10), fc13 (11), fc15 (12), fc17 (13), fc19 (14)These are further PLMN IDs of the cell. The parameter

indicates which operators' (PLMNID) networks are available from the cell. These PLMN identities have a cell scope.The primary PLMN ID has to be provided separately for the eNB.Indicates if the cell/PLMN combination is reserved for operator use.Cells reserved for operator use are treated as barred by 'normal' UEs without a USIM with AC 11 or 15 inserted. UEs with AC 11 or 15 USIM inserted are specific operator UEs and thus allowed to camp on and access such cells. The default

Not Reserved (0), Reserved (1)

The Mobile Country Code parameter indicates the Mobile Country Code and is part of the PLMN identifier.

The Mobile Network Code parameter indicates the Mobile Network Code and is part of the PLMN identifier.

The Mobile Network Code length parameter indicates the length of the Mobile Network Code, either 2 or 3 digits.

Determines if and on which layer congestion handling is applied if congestion is detected by layer 2.It is highly recommended to configure the value '"l2andl3" if 'Enhanced AC and GBR services' are activated, that is if "actEnhAcandGbrServices" equals True.

none (0), l2only (1), l2andl3 (2)

Indicates the maximum number of HARQ transmissions used for message 3 of the contention-based random access procedure.

Indicates the maximum number of HARQ transmissions in DL that is configured for each UE at initial access to a specific cell.

Indicates the maximum number of HARQ transmissions in UL that is configured for each UE at initial access to a specific cell.

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4...28, step 4

interSubFrame (0)

Not defined

scenario1 (1), scenario 3 (3)

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

Indicates the maximum number of transmissions that is configured for a UE in TTI bundling operation.

This parameter defines if hopping is only inter-subframe or both inter- and intra-subframe.

Defines the timers used to control mobility to CDMA2000 HRPD

This timer value is used for eNodeB internally to estimate the time the UE may spend to access the target HRPD system after receiving RRC:MOBILITY FROM EUTRAN COMMAND before starting RRC Re-Establishment. eNodeB internally use this value to calculate the supervision timer for the eHRPD

100...15500 ms, step 100 ms

This timer value defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits for the Downlink CDMA2000 Tunneling message from MME after forwarding the dedicatedInfoCDMA2000-HRPD PDU in UplinkHandoverPreparationTransfer message (received from UE) to MME.

100...10000 ms, step 100 ms

The timer value defines the amount of time the eNodeB waits to receive an UlHandoverPreparationTransfer message from UE after sending a HandoverFromEUTRAPreparationRequest message to the UE.

100...15500 ms, step 100 ms

Defines highspeed scenario for a cell. Scenario 1 (open space scenario) and scenario 3 (tunnel scenario).

Scenarios are described in 36.141 Annex B.3:Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for Better Cell Handover of Intra-FrequencyParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A3 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of GERAN measurementsParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related hysteresis of threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of CDMA2000-eHRPD measurements

Parameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of inter frequency measurementsParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of WCDMA measurementsParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

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0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

Not defined

1...30 s, step 1 s

0...100 %, step 1 %

0...100 %, step 1 %

0...100 %, step 1 %

10...300 s, step 5 s

0...100 %, step 1 %

0...100 %, step 1 %

Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for stopping of Inter-RAT (InterFreq) MeasurementsParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A1 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for Coverage Handover of Intra-FrequencyParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A5 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for redirection triggerParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

List of Target Load and High Load Thresholds for Inter Frequency Load BalancingTarget Load represents the operating point = load at which the cell should work according to its dimensioning and the traffic model. High Load is the treshold that controls the Inter Frequency Load Balancing.Timer is started when S1AP sends back Initial Context Setup Response. After Timer expiration it is checked whether or not the UE has a QCI1 bearer.

The value 31 indicates that QCI1 (VOIP) bearer are not excluded from the Inter Frequency Load Balancing. Note that when QCI1 check is not performed, there is 1s wait timer before start Load Balancing.

High Load for usage of GBR Uu I/F resources in DL direction.High Load is the treshold that controls the Inter Frequency Load Balancing.

If iFLBHighLoadGBRDL and iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL and iFLBHighLoadPdcch are set to 100%, the cell will never enter active Inter Frequency Load Balancing state.

High Load for usage of nonGBR Uu I/F resources in DL direction.High Load is the treshold that controls the Inter Frequency Load Balancing.

High Load for usage of PDCCH Uu I/F resourcesHigh Load is the treshold that controls the Inter Frequency Load Balancing.

If iFLBHighLoadGBRDL and iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL and iFLBHighLoadPdcch are set to 100%, the cell will never enter active Inter Frequency Load Balancing state.

Defines the nominal number of PRBs which would be assigned to a nonGBR bearer with QCI weight 1.

0.001 (1), 0.002 (2), 0.005 (5), 0.01 (10), 0.02 (20), 0.05 (50), 0.1 (100), 0.2 (200), 0.5 (500), 1 (1000), 2 (2000), 5 (5000), 10 (10000)This timer is assigned to all active UEs to trigger a cyclical re-

check if they can be iF-LB candidatesThe basic value given by the operator is dynamically adapted depending on number of active UEs in the cell to restrict the timer expiry rateTarget Load for usage of GBR Uu I/F resources in DL direction.Target Load represents the operating point = load at which the cell should work according to its dimensioning and the traffic model.If iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL or iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL or iFLBTargetLoadPdcch are set to 0%, the cell will never offer any available capacity for Inter Frequency Load Balancing to its neighbor cells.

Target Load for usage of nonGBR Uu I/F resources in DL direction.Target Load represents the operating point = load at which the cell should work according to its dimensioning and the traffic model.

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0...100 %, step 1 %

1...100, step 1

Percentage of UE to be selected for Idle Mode Load Balancing. 0...100 %, step 10 %

0...2000 ms, step 5 ms

5...65535 s, step 1 s

0...28, step 1

0...20, step 1

Defines the initial amount of maximum PRBs in uplink. 1...100, step 1

allowed (0), notAllowed (1)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...255, step 1

0...65535, step 1

Target Load for usage of PDCCH Uu I/F resourcesTarget Load represents the operating point = load at which the cell should work according to its dimensioning and the traffic model.If iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL or iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL or iFTargetLoadPdcch are set to 0%, the cell will never offer any available capacity for Inter Frequency Load Balancing to its neighbor cells.

Weight factor of the serving cell frequency layer used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle

Improved latency reaction timer in uplink defines the time in which the UE has to send useful data after either the initial dummy grant or a previous reception of useful data. If the timer expires the, UE will not get dummy grant anymore.Additionally, the dummy grants are triggered by SRB traffic in DL when ilReacTimerUl modulo 100 is equal to 5. This means that the Candidate Set 3 is extended by UEs with active SRB in DL in case ilReacTimerUl is equal to 5, 105, 205, and so on.

The parameter defines the time period for the indication of the UE inactivity in both DL and UL directions.

The parameter defines an initial Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) to be used on PDSCH for other use than BCCH, PCH or random access messages.

iniMcsDl is applicable for PDSCH LA only if both dlOlqcEnable and dlamcEnable are set to 'false' where it determines the static target code rate for PDSCH user data transmissions. Otherwise, UE reported CQI or default CQI (dlamcCqiDef) with

The parameter defines an initial Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) to be used on PUSCH for other use than random access message 3.

Used to control cell reselection on intra-frequency cells when the highest ranked cell is barred, or is considered as barred by the UE, as specified in TS 36.304.

Indicates whether all the neighboring cells use Antenna Port 1.When set to TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two cell-specific antenna ports are used in all neighboring cells.

ID of the Local Cell Resource. The value for each cell shall be unique in the eNB.

Instance identifier of the object LNCEL. This parameter is used only for O&M purposes.

Important Note:If the lnCelId shall be modified it is recommended to use BTSSM. The BTSSM will automatically perform a full commissioning instead of a delta commissioning. Otherwise 2 plan file operations are required because LNCEL as well as the

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-10...0 dB, step 1 dB

Maximum bit rate that shall not be exceeded in UL TTI.

0.05...0.5, step 0.01

0.05...0.5, step 0.01

0.05...0.5, step 0.01

0.05...0.5, step 0.01

30...90 %, step 5 %

1...4, step 1

0...3600, step 1

0...1200, step 1

This parameter selects the cell load balancing profile. From the profile parameters controlling the cell load condition will be derived.

slow (0), medium (1), fast (2)

This parameter defines the minimum value that a CIO can assume, when changed autonomously by the eNB during for example the intra-frequency load balancing function.

Maximum Bit Rate that shall not be exceeded in DL (configured value is limitation on TTI base, i.e. a calculation on maximum bitrate per TTI is done)This parameter is not used any longer for UEs having carrier aggregation activated. In case CA-UEs are treated the limitations are taken from the 3 GPP-standard TS 36.306 considering the UE's category.

1000...300000 kbps, step 500 kbps

1000...75000 kbps, step 500 kbps

The parameter defines the maximum code rate for paging. This maximum code rate is taken into account during PDSCH scheduling.

Note:The parameter defines the maximum code rate for random access procedure messages 4 (SRB0 message). This maximum code rate is taken into account during PDSCH scheduling.

The parameter defines the maximum code rate for random access procedure messages 2 (RA response). This maximum code rate is taken into account during PDSCH scheduling.

Note:The parameter defines the maximum code rate for System Information Broadcast. This maximum coderate is taken into account during PDSCH scheduling.

Recommendation:Maximum radio resource consumption (PRBs) for GBR traffic in UL and DLThe amount of radio resources (PRBs) is calculated in % of the available PRBs depending on the system.For 5 MHz system 25 PRBs*The parameter defines how many OFDM symbols can be used for PDCCH channel transmission. eNB selects based on usage the actual value for each TTI, which and value is signaled to the UEs in PCFICH.

Threshold for the maximum number of established DRBs in the cell. The maximum number of established DRBs depends on the bandwidth of the cell. The following values are allowed:

Threshold for the maximum number of active UEs in the cell. Active UEs are UEs with at least one DRB.The maximum margin depends on the bandwidth of the cell. The following values are allowed:

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0...50, step 1

0...600, step 1

0...1200, step 1

0...1200, step 1

1...20, step 1

1...20, step 1

ueCapability (0), OaM (1)

Not defined

0...16, step 0.1

Threshold to limit the maximum number of carrier aggregation configured UEs in a cell PCell (P-LNCEL); Dc (Double carrier) indicates that these UEs have 1 PCell (P-LNCEL) and only 1 SCell (S-LNCEL).Carrier aggregated UEs with 1 SCell need double amount of UL resources compared with single carrier UEs as long as UL signalling is done only via PCell. That's why the information Dc is relevant.

Threshold for the maximum number of established QCI1-GBR-DRBs in the cell.The parameter is only relevant if "actEnhAcAndGbrServices" is set to 'false' and ignored otherwise.QCI1-DRBs are additional data radio bearers in the cell and are also checked against the threshold maxNumActDrb. Threshold for the maximum number of UEs in the cell which may establish a RRC connection.This threshold includes resource usage of UEs using this cell as SCell in case of Carrier Aggregation.

Threshold for the maximum number of UEs in the cell which may establish a RRC connection, used to admit RRC connections for emergency calls.In order to give emergency sessions more chance to be established than normal traffic maxNumRrcEmergency should be greater than maxNumRrc + max(addAUeRrHo, addAUeTcHo)

This is the maximum number of simultaneous users scheduled in a TTI in downlink.

The following values are allowed:

This is the maximum number of simultaneous users scheduled in a TTI in uplink.

The following values are allowed:

1.4 MHz bandwidth 1.. 73 MHz bandwidth: 1..75 MHz bandwidth 1 .. 710 MHz bandwidth 1 .. 1415 MHz bandwidth 1 .. 1720 MHz bandwidth 1 .. 20Selects whether the UE Capability or O&M parameters limits the Maximum Bitrate UL and Maximum Bitrate DLif UE capabilities respectively the UE categories are used the limit is per UE; if the O&M parameters are used the limit is for all UEs in the cell.Defines which quantity to use for Event B1 measurements towards this frequency set in QuantityConfigUTRA-FDD.The quantities used to evaluate the triggering condition for the event.cpich-RSCP corresponds to CPICH_RSCP in TS 25.133 for FDD, and P-CCPCH_RSCP in TS 25.123 for TDD.

cpichRSCP (0), cpichEcN0 (1)

Defines which quantity to use for Event B2 measurements towards this frequency set in QuantityConfigUTRA

The quantities used to evaluate the triggering condition for the event.

cpichRSCP (0), cpichEcN0 (1)

Closed Loop MIMO parameter configuration. Those parameter need to be configured only if dlMimoMode is configured to "Closed Loop Mimo" or "Closed Loop MIMO (4x2)".

CQI Threshold for fallback to closed loop MIMO single codeword transmission (in CQI) (not applicable if actFastMimoSwitch set to 'true')

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0...16, step 0.1

1...2, step 0.05

1...2, step 0.05

Not defined

0...16, step 0.1

0...16, step 0.1

Rank threshold for fallback to Open Loop MIMO diversity. 1...2, step 0.05

1...2, step 0.05

Minimum bit rate that shall be granted in DL TTI.

Minimum bit rate that shall be granted in UL TTI. 5...75000 kbps, step 5 kbps

Not defined

1...16, step 1

CQI Threshold for activation of closed loop MIMO dual codeword transmission (in CQI) (not applicable if actFastMimoSwitch set to 'true')

Rank Threshold for fallback to closed loop MIMO single codeword transmission (not applicable if actFastMimoSwitch set to 'true')

Rank Threshold for activation of closed loop MIMO dual codeword transmission (not applicable if actFastMimoSwitch set to 'true')

Open Loop MIMO parameter configuration. Those parameter need to be configured only if dlMimoMode is configured to "Dynamic Open Loop MIMO".

CQI threshold for fallback to Open Loop MIMO diversity (in CQI).

CQI threshold for activation of Open Loop MIMO Spatial Multiplexing (in CQI).

Rank threshold for activation of Open Loop MIMO Spatial Multiplexing.

5...300000 kbps, step 5 kbps

The parameter maps Subscriber Profile Identifiers (SPID) to mobility profiles. Several SPIDs or a range of SPIDs can be mapped to a common Mobility Profile.

Identifier of the Mobility Profile, which is mapped to one or more SPIDs.

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1...256, step 1

2...256, step 1

1...16, step 1

1...16, step 1

2 (0), 4 (1), 8 (2), 16 (3)

10...2047, step 1

1...98, step 1

Single SPID value or first SPID value of a range which shall be mapped to a Mobility Profile.3GPP 36.300 defines the following SPID range:Values 1-128 are Operator specific SPIDs

Last SPID value if a range of SPID values shall be mapped to a Mobility Profile.3GPP 36.300 defines the following SPID range:Values 1-128 are Operator specific SPIDs

The number of cell changes to enter the high mobility state. Corresponds to NCR_H in TS 36.304.

The number of cell changes to enter the medium mobility state. Corresponds to NCR_M in TS 36.304.

The duration for evaluating criteria to enter mobility states. Corresponds to TCRmax in TS 36.304. Value in seconds, s30 corresponds to 30 s and so on.

30s (0), 60s (1), 120s (2), 180s (3), 240s (4), spare3 (5), spare2 (6), spare1 (7)

The additional duration for evaluating criteria to enter the normal mobility state. Corresponds to TCRmaxHyst in TS 36.304. Value in seconds, s30 corresponds to 30 s and so on.

30s (0), 60s (1), 120s (2), 180s (3), 240s (4), spare3 (5), spare2 (6), spare1 (7)

The parameter defines the length of the modification period.Modification period = modificationPeriodCoeff * defaultPagingCycle / 10 ms.Modification period is equal or lower than 1024.(n2 corresponds to value 2, n4 corresponds to value 4 and n8 corresponds to value 8.)Offset used to calculate ACK/NACK resource from PDCCH CCE.This is the AckNack index offset relative to the lowest CCE index of the associated DL scheduling PDCCH.

This is the maximum number of consecutive "out of sync" indications received from lower layers.n1 corresponds to 1 and so on.

n1 (0), n2 (1), n3 (2), n4 (3), n6 (4), n8 (5), n10 (6), n20 (7)

Maximum number of consecutive "in-sync" indications received from lower layers.n1 corresponds to 1 and so on.

n1 (0), n2 (1), n3 (2), n4 (3), n5 (4), n6 (5), n8 (6), n10 (7)

The parameter nCqiRb is the number of Physical Resource Blocks that are reserved for PUCCH formats 2/2a/2b.

It is part of the set which defines the maximum PUCCH allocation called MaxPucchResourceSize. All other parameters are related to each other according to this formula:Offset value applicable to the EUTRA serving carrier frequency.The IE Q-OffsetRange is used to indicate a cell or frequency specific offset to be applied when evaluating candidates for cell re-selection or when evaluating triggering conditions for measurement reporting.

-24dB (0), -22dB (1), -20dB (2), -18dB (3), -16dB (4), -14dB (5), -12dB (6), -10dB (7), -8dB (8), -6dB (9), -5dB (10), -4dB (11), -3dB (12), -

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disabled (0), enabled (1)

-127...-96 dBm, step 1 dBm

-126...24 dBm, step 1 dBm

10...49 dBm, step 0.1 dBm

-30...33 dBm, step 1 dBm

-30...33 dBm, step 1 dBm

1 (0), 2 (1), 4 (2), 8 (3)

4...8, step 4

4...8, step 4

4...8, step 4

4...8, step 4

This is the operational state of the cell, the value is set by the system.

This parameter defines the cell specific nominal power to be used for PUCCH power calculation in UE uplink power control equation (P2), for controlling mean received SNR for control data.

This parameter defines the cell specific nominal power for the PUSCH. Used for P0_PUSCH calculation in UE uplink power control equation (P1) for controlling the mean received SNR for user data during (re)transmission corresponding to a received PDCCH with DCI format 0 associated with a new packet This parameter defines the maximum output power of the cell per antenna carrier in dBm. The maximum output power is the maximum value for the linear sum of the power of all downlink physical channels that is allowed to be used in a cell. The reference point is the antenna connector.Pmax to be used for the intra-frequency neighboring EUTRA cells. If pmax is absent, the maximum power according to the UE capability is used.

The IE P-Max is used to limit the UE's uplink transmission power on a carrier frequency; it is also used to calculate the parameter P-compensation defined in TS 36.304 .Corresponds to parameter PEMAX in TS 36.101.The UE transmit power should not exceed the minimum of this value (in dBm), if provided, and the maximum UE power for the UE power class, PUMAX, as specified in TS 36.101.

Paging nB defines the number of possible paging occasions per radio frame, i.e. the density of paging occasions. This parameter is used to calculate the number of paging occasions within one paging DRX duration, which in turn is used to calculate the paging occasion.

oneT (2), halfT (3), quarterT (4), oneEighthT (5), oneSixteenthT (6), oneThirtySecondT (7)

The parameter defines default aggregation for UE to be used in PDCCH Link Adaptation when enableAmcPdcch has been disabled or when enableAmcPdcch has been enabled and there is no valid Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) available due to an expiry of the timer determining CQI remembering.The parameter defines the reserved number of Control Channel Elements (CCEs) for dedicated Random Access Message 4 assignment on PDCCH.

PDCCH aggregation for paging defines how many CCEs shall be used for one PDCCH.

The parameter defines the aggregation level by means of control channel elements (CCEs) for preamble assignments on PDCCH. The preamble assignment is message 0 sent during the non-contention based Random Access procedure if DL data arrives during UL out-of-sync.PDCCH aggregation for Random Access response message defines how many CCEs are used for one PDCCH.

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4...8, step 4

0.5...2, step 0.05

-10...10, step 0.1

0.1...3 %, step 0.1 %

0.1...0.9, step 0.05

Not defined

Activates the periodic measurement type 0 (false), 1 (true)

periodicIntraFreq (0)

Normal (0), Extended (1)

PDCCH aggregation for secondary system information defines how many CCEs should be used for one PDCCH.

The parameter defines the limit for PDCCH allocations. PDCCH UE-specific search space capacity is multiplied by this factor.

The parameter will be ignored if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz'.

The fine-tuning parameter for adjustment of measured and averaged CQI towards lower or higher aggregation in PDCCH Link Adaptation.

The parameter gives the initial starting point for PDCCH shift dynamic control in case actOlLaPdcch is true.BLER target for PDCCH outer loop link adaptation in percent.Defines target Block Error Ratio (BLER) of PDCCH and UL HARQ response for initial downlink transmissions for PDCCH Outer Loop Link Adaptation in percents.If PDCCH OLLA is additionally based on PUSCH TX/DTX detection, the parameter defines target Block Error Ratio (BLER) of PDCCH and PUSCH missed detection for initial uplink transmissions for PDCCH Outer Loop Link Adaptation in

PDCCH allocation balance initial between UL and DL for load adaptive PDCCH

The parameter determines initial value the PDCCH allocation balance constant between uplink and downlink. The Load Adaptive PDCCH algorithm optimizes the value depending on the actual load distribution between DL and UL

Parameter determines if Wideband CQI or UE_selected subband CQI report mode for periodic CQI reporting on PUCCH or PUSCH should be used.If periodicCqiFeedbackType is set to UE_selected subband CQI this means that UEs supporting subband CQI (prooved via check of FGI) use it and UEs which do not support subband CQI will use wideband CQI.

wideband (0), UE_selected (1)

With this parameter it is possible to configure periodic UE measurements.

Specifies the measurement type , which shall be periodically performed by the UE

Number of periodic ReportStrongestCells measurement reports configured at the UE

1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4), 8 (8), 16 (16), 32 (32), 64 (64), infinity (65)

Time interval between two consecutive periodic ReportStrongestCells measurement reports configured at the UE

120ms (1), 240ms (2), 480ms (3), 640ms (4), 1024ms (5), 2048ms (6), 5120ms (7), 10240ms (8), 1min (9), 6min (10), 12min Indicates the duration of PHICH. When phichDur is set to value

(Normal), PHICH is transmitted in the first OFDMA symbol, and when phichDur is set to value (Extended), PHICH is transmitted in first three OFDMA symbols.

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0...503, step 1

0...15, step 1

3...24, step 1

0...94, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

PRS Bandwidth in terms of PRBs

Not defined

The Physical Hybrid ARQ Indicatior Channel (PHICH) carries the hybrid-ARQ ACK/NAK. Multiple PHICHs mapped to the same set of resource elements constitute a PHICH group and the PHICH resource parameter defines the number of PHICH groups.

N = 1/6 (0), N = 1/2 (1), N = 1 (2), N = 2 (3)

Physical layer cell identity defines a cell uniquely. It consists of two parts; physical layer cell identity group and physical layer identity, and is calculated with the following formula:physical layer cell identity = 3 x physical layer cell identity group + physical layer identity.Preamble cyclic shift defines the configuration which is used for preamble generation. The configuration determines how many cyclic shifts are needed to generate preamble. Unrestricted set is supported. Configuration also defines the zero correlation zone and respective maximum cell range.Defines allowed system frame and subframe numbers for random access attempts, and the preamble format.

For a cell with bandwidth 1.4 MHz the following prachConfIndex values are recommended dependent on the physical cell id (PCI):Defines the location in frequency for the PRACH transmissions.For UL scheduling its recommended that PRACH is located next to PUCCH either on the lower or upper edge of the bandwidth because UL PRB allocation for UE consist of consecutive PRBs. If there is a small gap between PUCCH and High speed flag for PRACH preamble generation determines whether an unrestricted or a restricted set has to be used by the UE.false = Unrestricted; true = Restricted

The power ramping step size parameter defines the power increment step size for Random Access preamble transmission.

0dB (0), 2dB (1), 4dB (2), 6dB (3)

The preamble transmission maximum defines the maximum number of Random Access transmissions. Note: The values n50, n100 and n200 should not be used.

3 (0), 4 (1), 5 (2), 6 (3), 7 (4), 8 (5), 10 (6), 20 (7), 50 (8), 100 (9), 200 (10)

Indicates if the cell/PLMN combination is reserved for operator use.Cells reserved for operator use are treated as barred by 'normal' UEs without a USIM with AC 11 or 15 inserted. UEs with AC 11 or 15 USIM inserted are specific operator UEs and thus allowed to camp on and access such cells. The default

Not Reserved (0), Reserved (1)

6 PRB (6), 15 PRB (15), 25 PRB (25), 50 PRB (50), 75 PRB (75), 100 PRB (100)

Determines the periodicity and offset of the PRS occasions for FDD

151-157: 160ms period471-477: 320ms period

151 (151), 152 (152), 153 (153), 156 (156), 157 (157), 471 (471), 472 (472), 473 (473), 476 (476), 477 (477), 1111 (1111), 1112 (1112), Defines the PRS Muting pattern that is applied.

Muting will be deactivated if the parameter is omitted

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1...2, step 1

-12...7.78 dB, step 0.01 dB

0...0, step 1

0...10, step 1

2...15, step 1

0...12, step 1

-34...-3 dB, step 1 dB

Affects the minimum required RX level in the cell. 2...16 dB, step 2 dB

-140...-44 dBm, step 2 dBm

The prsMutingInfo is a bit string consisting of 16 bit. Only the first prsMutingInfoPatternLen bits will be taken into account starting from prsMutingInfoBit1.This means the first prsMutingInfoPatternLen bits of the prsMutingInfo bit string will determine the PRS Muting Info pattern with a given periodicity. Details of the description can be found in TS36.355.

Bit 0: prsMutingInfoBit16, Bit 1: prsMutingInfoBit15, Bit 2: prsMutingInfoBit14, Bit 3: prsMutingInfoBit13, Bit 4: prsMutingInfoBit12, Bit 5: The prsMutingInfoPatternLen determines how many PRS

Muting Info Bits are used to describe PRS muting sequence. The sequence starts from the prsMutingInfoBit1 and it corresponds to the first positioning occasion, prsMutingInfoBit2 corresponds to second positioning occasion and so on.

2 bits (2), 4 bits (4), 8 bits (8), 16 bits (16)

Number of DL Frames that are used for PRS per PRS occasion for FDD. With this PRS transmission can be repeated within a PRS occasion in order to increase the hearability of PRS

Power Boosting for PRS increases hearability and allows for a more flexible use of the DL Tx power.

With de-boosting it is possible to lower PRS power in interference sensitive areas.Number of cyclic shifts for PUCCH formats 1/1a/1b in a resource block used for a mix of formats 1/1a/b and 2/2a/2b.

The parameter defines the delta offset index for the decoding of the HARQ ACK / NACK information on PUSCH channel.

The parameter defines the delta offset index for the decoding of the Channel Quality Indicator (CQI) / precoding matrix indicator information on PUSCH channel.

The parameter defines the delta offset index for the decoding of the Rank Indicator information on the PUSCH channel.

The Qhyst parameter provides the hysteresis value in dB for ranking criteria in the cell reselection procedure. The parameter is used to minimize pingpong.

0dB (0), 1dB (1), 2dB (2), 3dB (3), 4dB (4), 5dB (5), 6dB (6), 8dB (7), 10dB (8), 12dB (9), 14dB (10), 16dB (11), 18dB (12), 20dB (13), Minimum required quality level in intra-frequency neighbor cells

Not recognized by UEs < Rel9

Specifies the minimum required RX RSRP level in the cell.(Qrxlevmin in 36.304)

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-140...-44 dBm, step 2 dBm

0...15, step 1

Defines the size of the Random Access preambles Group A.

0...15, step 1

0...4294967295, step 1

1...1.5, step 0.01

1...1.5, step 0.01

Specifies the minimum required RX RSRP level for the intra-frequency neighbouring E-UTRA cells.(Qrxlevmin in 36.304)

The maximum content resolution timer parameter defines the maximum amount of time allowed for contention resolution.

8ms (0), 16ms (1), 24ms (2), 32ms (3), 40ms (4), 48ms (5), 56ms (6), 64ms (7)

Defines the Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) to be used for large size random access message 3 in case of initial access or handover.

The size of the large size Random Access Msg3 may be restricted depending on the setting of raLargeMcsUl.Path loss threshold in dB required for selecting one of the two groups of Random Access preambles.The UE will only use preambles from group B if it needs to send a large Msg3 AND its measured path loss is less than Pmax - PREAMBLE_INITIAL_RECEIVED_TARGET_POWER - DELTA_PREAMBLE_MSG3 - messagePowerOffsetGroupB

-infinity (0), 0 dB (1), 5 dB (2), 8 dB (3), 10 dB (4), 12 dB (5), 15 dB (6), 18 dB (7)

This parameter determines the total number of non-dedicated RA preambles that a UE can select from (i.e. for contention based RA). The minimum cannot be zero.

4 (0), 8 (1), 12 (2), 16 (3), 20 (4), 24 (5), 28 (6), 32 (7), 36 (8), 40 (9), 44 (10), 48 (11), 52 (12), 56 (13), 60 (14), 64 (15)4 (0), 8 (1), 12 (2), 16 (3), 20 (4), 24 (5), 28 (6), 32 (7), 36 (8), 40 (9), 44 (10), 48 (11), 52 (12), 56 (13), 60 (14)Random Access Response Window Size parameter defines the

window size for the random access response in TTIs.2 (0), 3 (1), 4 (2), 5 (3), 6 (4), 7 (5), 8 (6), 10 (7)

Defines the Modulation and Coding Scheme (MCS) to be used for the small size random access message 3 in case of UL or DL data arrival.

Defines the data volume to be used for small size Random Access message 3 in case of UL or DL data arrival.

56 bits (0), 144 bits (1), 208 bits (2), 256 bits (3)

Defines the random challenge value.This parameter is sent in the RRC CSFBParametersResponseCDMA2000 messages during CDMA2000 1xRTT pre-registration procedure; and it is also sent in the RRC HandoverFromEUTRAPreparationRequest The parameter determines the multiplier for non-GBR (non-Guaranteed Bit Rate) radio bearers AMBR (Aggregated Maximum Bit Rate) in order to consider overhead caused by PDCP and RLC layers.

Margin factor for the comparison of the measured AMBR and the UE AMBR in uplink.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

Enabling/disabling of rate capping in uplink. 0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...100 PRB, step 1 PRB

Not defined

1...100 PRB, step 1 PRB

1...100 PRB, step 1 PRB

0 (false), 1 (true)

Determines whether RI reporting is enabled (true) or not (false). 0 (false), 1 (true)

1 (0), 2 (1)

-1...0, step 1

0...837, step 1

The parameter switches the rate capping functionality on/off in downlink direction. Rate capping functionality in downlink restricts non-GBR (non-Guaranteed Bit Rate) radio bearers bitrate to AMBR (Aggregated Maximum Bit Rate).

The parameter switches Restricted RB Assignment functionality on/off in the downlink direction. When the functionality is enabled, the UE-specific PRB assignment is restricted to a limit defined in the redBwMaxRbDl parameter.

This parameter defines the maximum UE-specific PRB assingment per TTI in downlink. Note that this value will be rounded up in the RRM algorithm to fit the system bandwidth dependent RGB granularity.

Defines the maximum and minimum number of PRBs which may be assigned to a UE scheduled in UL when restricted PRB assignment in uplink is enabled.

Defines the maximum number of PRBs which may be assigned to a UE scheduled in UL when restricted PRB assignment in uplink is enabled.Note that the actual amount of PRBs in UL allocation must be of the form 2^i*3^j*5^k where i, j and k are non-negative integers, so effectively the value will be rounded down to the next value complying with the rule.

Defines the minimum number of PRBs which may be assigned to a UE scheduled in UL when restricted PRB assignment in uplink is enabled. However, a lower number of PRBs is allowed if the transport block size with this number of PRBs and the MCS selected by AMC would exceed the UE capabilities. Enabling/disabling the restricted PRB assignment functionality in uplink.

Multiplier M for defining periodic RI feedback reporting period. It defines the multiplier for the cqiPerNp which results in the periodicity for RI periodic reports. RI periodicity = cqiPerNp * riPerM. When riPerM is equal to 0 (M=1) the parameter riPerOffset must be set to -1 (CQI and Ri are adjiacent) while The parameter defines the offset for periodic Rank Indicator reporting instance. The offset tells the time shift for the periodic CQI/PMI reporting instance. The range of the offset depends on the periodicity (cqiPerNp) of periodic CQI/PMI reporting.

The premable generation is started from the Root Sequence which is pointed by the logical root sequence number. 64 preambles can be transmitted in the PRACH frame. If one root is not enough to generate all the 64 preambles, then the consecutive number is selected until the full set is generated.

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Not defined

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

-20...-3 dB, step 0.5 dB

-20...-3 dB, step 0.5 dB

Structure containing the RSRQ parameters for redirection. Not defined

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

-20...-3 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...1, step 1

Structure containing the RSRQ parameters for mobility triggers

It is recommended that parameters of parent structure "RSRQ redirection parameters" are also set.

For the RSRP based A1 event of serving cell for stopping of Inter-RAT (InterFreq) Measurements the UE performs periodical reporting with this indicated interval

The UE is configured to report this A1 event in an infinite way when this parameter is set, otherwise A1 event will be only reported once.

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Time to trigger for A2-RSRQ.

Duration for which the event A2-RSRQ must be valid, such that mobility measurements with measurement gaps are activated.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRQ of serving cell for

mobility measurements activation.Parameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2-RSRQ triggered reporting condition. The dB values are mapped to 3GPP IE values according to TS 36.331: IE value = value [dB] * 2Threshold for RSRQ of serving cell. If RSRQ of serving value < threshold2MobRsrq then mobility measurements with measurement gaps are activated.The dB values are mapped to 3GPP IE values according to TS 36.133:Threshold for RSRQ of serving cell for stopping of Inter-RAT (Inter-Freq) measurements.The RSRP based A1 event reports also the RSRQ value which is compared with this threshold in eNB.When RSRP of serving cell becomes better than threshold2a the UE sends the A1 event. If the reported RSRQ of that A1 event of serving cell is also better than this configured threshold2aRsrq in eNB then InterFreq and InterRAT

Time to trigger for A2-RSRQ.Duration for which the event A2-RSRQ must be valid, such that redirect is raised.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Related Hysteresis of Threshold for RSRQ of serving cell for

redirection trigger.Parameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A2-RSRQ triggered reporting condition.The IE value is multiplied by 2.Threshold for RSRQ of intra-frequency serving cell. If RSRQ of serving value < Th4Rsrq then re-direct is triggered.

The dB values are mapped to 3GPP IE values according to TS 36.133:This parameter indicates whether 1x cell Identifier shall be used by this cell to build IE “CDMA2000 1xRTT Pilot List” when sending UPLINK S1 CDMA2000 TUNNELING message to the MME during e1xCSFB preparation procedure.Value 0 means "000": A Cell Identifier field is not included for this pilot. The pilot is an actual 1x pilot.Defines the 1xCSFB type which shall be used in the cell. If set to forbidden, 1xCSFB is not allowed; if set to R81xCsfbEnforced, R8 1xCSFB with redirection shall be enforced; if set to R9e1xCsfb, R9 enhanced 1x Circuit Switched Fallback (e1xCSFB) will be attempted.

forbidden (1), R81xCsfbEnforced (2), R9e1xCsfb (3)

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Not defined

0...4095, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...15, step 1

0...255, step 1

Not defined

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

Not defined

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

The parameter defines the CDMA2000 Reference Cell ID used by this cell when sending the UE CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration information to the MME.

Defines the cell ID used by this cell to build the reference cell ID when sending the UE CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration information to the MME.

Defines the Market ID used by this cell to build the reference cell ID when sending the UE CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration information to the MME.

Defines the sector ID used by this cell to build the reference cell ID when sending the UE CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration information to the MME.

Defines the switch number used by this cell to build the reference cell ID when sending the UE CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) registration information to the MME.

Defines the thresholds for intra-frequency measurements.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9.The UE can omit measurements of intra-frequency neighbor cells if the serving cell is above a certain threshold.

Power thresholdNot recognized by UEs < Rel9

Quality thresholdNot recognized by UEs < Rel9

The Sintrasearch parameter defines the threshold (in dB) for intra-frequency measurements. The UE can omit measurements of intra-frequency neighbor cells if the serving cell is above a certain threshold.

Defines the thresholds for inter-frequency and inter-RAT measurements.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9

Power thresholdNot recognized by UEs < Rel9

Quality tresholdNot recognized by UEs < Rel9

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0...62 dB, step 2 dB

Scheduling information for mandatory SIB 2 Not defined

1...4, step 1

SIB2 (0)

Scheduling information for mandatory SIB 3 Not defined

1...4, step 1

SIB3 (1)

Not defined

The sNonintrsearch parameter defines the threshold (in dB) for inter-RAT and inter-frequency measurements.

Defines the common System Information scheduling window.The parameter SI Window Length defines the common System Information scheduling window for all SIs.

1ms (0), 2ms (1), 5ms (2), 10ms (3), 15ms (4), 20ms (5), 40ms (6)

Indicates the periodicity of the SI-2 message.The parameter System Information 2 Periodicity indicates the repetition period of the SI-2 message.

80ms (0), 160ms (1), 320ms (2), 640ms (3), 1280ms (4), 2560ms (5), 5120ms (6)

Indicates the repetition of the SI-2 message within the SI window.

Indicates which System Information Block is contained in the SI-2 message.The parameter System Information 2 Mapping Information indicates which System Information Blocks is contained in the SI-2 message.

Indicates the repetition period of the SI-3 message.The parameter System Information 3 Periodicity indicates the repetition period of the SI-3 message.

80ms (0), 160ms (1), 320ms (2), 640ms (3), 1280ms (4), 2560ms (5), 5120ms (6)

Indicates the repetition of the SI-3 message within the SI window.The parameter System Information 3 Repetition indicates the repetition of the SI-3 message within the SI window.

Indicates which System Information Block is contained in the SI-3 message.The parameter System Information 3 Mapping Information indicates which System Information Block is contained in the SI-3 message.List of scheduled SI-Messages containing optional SIBsList of SI-Messages containing optional SIBs (SIB4 ... SIB12). This list is broadcasted in SIB1.

Periodicity of this SI-Message. For SI-message containing SIB10/11/12 (warning notifications) a small value, for example 80ms should be used.This SI-Message is broadcasted with the administered periodicity.

80ms (0), 160ms (1), 320ms (2), 640ms (3), 1280ms (4), 2560ms (5), 5120ms (6)

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1...4, step 1

Not defined

1...16, step 1

1...16, step 1

1...1000, step 1

1...100, step 1

1...8, step 1

Number of SI-Message RepetitionsThis SI-Message should be broadcasted "Repetition" times in each of its related SI-Message broadcast windows. The repetitions can be used by UE for enhanced decoding in case of bad radio conditions. If the SI-Message contains a warning Indicates which SIB is contained in the SI-MessageThis SIB Information Element is contained in the SI-Message scheduled in the System Information Scheduling List

SIB4 (2), SIB5 (3), SIB6 (4), SIB7 (5), SIB8 (6), SIB10 (7), SIB11 (8), SIB12 (9)

Parameters to determine mobility state and related scaling parameters.

The parameter defines the number of cell changes to enter the high mobility state. For the idle mode, it corresponds to NCR_H in TS 36.304.

The parameter defines the number of cell changes to enter the medium mobility state. For idle mode, it corresponds to NCR_M in TS 36.304.

The parameter defines an additional hysteresis value to be applied in the high mobility state to the cell reselection procedure hysteresis value (q-Hyst).Value db-6 corresponds to -6dB, db-4 corresponds to -4dB and so on.

-6 dB (0), -4 dB (1), -2 dB (2), 0 dB (3)

The parameter defines an additional hysteresis value to be applied in the medium mobility state to the cell reselection procedure hysteresis value (q-Hyst).Value db-6 corresponds to -6dB, db-4 corresponds to -4dB and so on.

-6 dB (0), -4 dB (1), -2 dB (2), 0 dB (3)

Timer TCRmax defines the duration for evaluating the criteria to enter mobility states. For idle mode, it corresponds to TCRmax in TS 36.304.

30s (0), 60s (1), 120s (2), 180s (3), 240s (4)

Timer TCRmaxHyst defines the additional duration for evaluating the criteria to enter normal mobility state. For idle mode, it corresponds to TCRmaxHyst in TS 36.304.

30s (0), 60s (1), 120s (2), 180s (3), 240s (4)

Downlink scheduling weight for Signalling Radio Bearer 1 and 2 for the uplink scheduler in MAC.

Uplink scheduling weight for Signalling Radio Bearer 1 and 2 for the uplink scheduler in MAC.

Parameter to define the SRS configuration.Each option defines the values of a set of 3GPP parameters (Csrs, Bsrs) dedicated to SRS. See Tables 5.5.3.2-x in TS.36.21l..Operator choses a given configuration number for a cell and the system depending on system BW and configuration value define the correct sounding setting.

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0...15, step 1

1...10, step 1

SingleTx (0), TxDiv (1)

Timer T311 supervises the RRC connection re-establishment.

UE specific power offset to be used for Sounding Reference Signal transmission power calculation in UE uplink power control equation (P3).

Note: The actual power offset depends on value of deltaTfEnabled.Factor with which the DRX Inactivity Timer of the DRX profile as applied for a UE is multiplied in order to determine how long to keep a UE UL synchronized following last transmission of new data.

The parameter determines whether Primary and Secondary Synchronization Signals (PSS, SSS) are transmitted into a cell via one antenna port (SingleTx) or via all antenna ports using TX diversity with Precoding Vector Switching (PVS). In case of 2 or 4 antenna port configuration is done in a flexible way Timer T300 supervises the RRC connection establishment procedure. Start: Transmission of RRCConnectionRequestStop: Reception of RRCConnectionSetup or RRCConnectionReject message, cell re-selection and upon abortion of connection establishment by upper layers

100ms (0), 200ms (1), 300ms (2), 400ms (3), 600ms (4), 1000ms (5), 1500ms (6), 2000ms (7)

Timer T301 supervises the RRC connection re-establishment procedure. Start: Transmission of RRCConnectionReestabilshmentRequestStop: Reception of RRCConnectionReestablishment or RRCConnectionReestablishmentReject message as well as when the selected cell becomes unsuitable

100ms (0), 200ms (1), 300ms (2), 400ms (3), 600ms (4), 1000ms (5), 1500ms (6), 2000ms (7)

eNB sends this parameter to the UE in the message RRC CONNECTION REJECT.The UE will consider access to the cell as barred for the time specified by t302.

1000...16000 ms, step 1000 ms

This timer value is used eNodeB internally to estimate the time the UE may spend to access the target WCDMA system after receiving RRC:MOBILITY FROM EUTRAN COMMAND before starting RRC Re-Establishment. It is used eNodeB internally to calculate the supervision timer for the Handover Execution

100ms (0), 200ms (1), 500ms (2), 1000ms (3), 2000ms (4), 4000ms (5), 8000ms (6)

This timer value is used eNodeB internally to estimate the time the UE may spend to access the target GSM system after receiving RRC:MOBILITY FROM EUTRAN COMMAND before starting RRC Re-Establishment. It is used eNodeB internally to calculate the supervision timer for the Handover Execution

100ms (1), 200ms (2), 500ms (3), 1000ms (4), 2000ms (5), 4000ms (6), 8000ms (7)

Timer T304 supervises the successful completion of a handover or cell change.

50ms (0), 100ms (1), 150ms (2), 200ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5), 2000ms (6)

3GPP defined Timer T304 (used for RRC Re-Establishment) for the case of eNACC to GSMThis timer value is passed to the UE in an RRC: MobilityFromEUTRANCommand message and is used by the UE to identify CCO Failure

100ms (0), 200ms (1), 500ms (2), 1000ms (3), 2000ms (4), 4000ms (5), 8000ms (6)

Timer T310 supervises the recovery from physical layer problems.

0ms (0), 50ms (1), 100ms (2), 200ms (3), 500ms (4), 1000ms (5), 2000ms (6)

1000ms (0), 3000ms (1), 5000ms (2), 10000ms (3), 15000ms (4), 20000ms (5), 30000ms (6)

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1...1800 s, step 1 s

0...10000 ms, step 100 ms

UE configuration for sending periodic power headroom reports.

0...7 s, step 1 s

0...5 us, step 0.01 us

T320 defines the validity time of dedicated priorities defined in IdleModeMobilityControlInfo.

5min (5), 10min (10), 20min (20), 30min (30), 60min (60), 120min (120), 180min (180)

tExtendedWait suppresses the reselection of a cell for a while.eNB sends this parameter to the UE in the message RRC CONNECTION REJECT and RRC CONNECTION RELEASE, and only in case of Delay Tolerant access request. The UE will consider access to the cell as barred for the time specified by A RRC connection setup request which is correlated to (i.e. matches by s-TMSI) a S1 paging with priority will be prioritized ("emergency callback"). The timer determines the maximum time between the S1 paging and its correlated RRC connection setup request.Time period of the periodic Buffer Status Report for the reporting of the UE transmission buffer utilization.

5ms (0), 10ms (1), 16ms (2), 20ms (3), 32ms (4), 40ms (5), 64ms (6), 80ms (7), 128ms (8), 160ms (9), 320ms (10), 640ms (11), 10sf (0), 20sf (1), 50sf (2), 100sf (3), 200sf (4), 500sf (5), 1000sf (6), infinity (7)

Minimum intermediate time between two consecutive Power Headroom Reports.

0sf (0), 10sf (1), 20sf (2), 50sf (3), 100sf (4), 200sf (5), 500sf (6), 1000sf (7)

Time when the regular BSRs are repeated when the UE has data available for transmission and no corresponding UL grant is received so far.

320 ms (0), 640 ms (1), 1280 ms (2), 2560 ms (3), 5120 ms (4), 10240 ms (5)

The Treselection parameter defines the cell reselection timer value. It allows averaging of the target cell quality before cell reselection is performed.

This timer is started when an UE enters a cell by handover or RRC Re-Establishment.

The timer controls how long the context needed to send an X2AP: HANDOVER REPORT is stored in the new cell after handover.

100...20000 ms, step 100 ms

Determines the maximum allowed Time Alignment offset. If the value is exceeded, TA command is sent to the UE to adjust UL timing.

Determines the number of subframes after which a UE assumes it is out-of-sync in UL if no Time Alignment command was received.

500 (0), 750 (1), 1280 (2), 1920 (3), 2560 (4), 5120 (5), 10240 (6)

The parameter defines lead with respect to the taTimer expiration time for starting to send the periodic timing advance command.

0...2560 subframes, step 1 subframes

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0...65535, step 1

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

A code that commonly identifies the tracking area for all PLMNs listed for this cell.

This specifies the Squal threshold used by the UE on the serving cell when reselecting towards a lower priority RAT/ frequency.Not recognized by UEs < Rel9

Specifies the threshold for the serving frequency used in reselection evaluation towards lower priority EUTRAN frequency or RAT.

Threshold Th1 for RSRPIf RSRP of serving cell is greater than Th1, only the serving cell is measured.

The dBm value is mapped to the 3GPP IE value according to TS 36.133:Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of GERAN MeasurementsThreshold for RSRP of serving cell. If the value is below threshold2GERAN (event A2) , GERAN measurements are started.Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of CDMA2000-eHRPD measurements

Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If value below threshold2Hrpd (event A2) then CDMA2000-eHRPD measurements are started.Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If the value is below Th2_InterFreq, inter frequency measurements are started.

The dBm value is mapped to the 3GPP IE value according to TS 36.133:Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for start of WCDMA MeasurementsThreshold for RSRP of serving cell. If the value is below threshold2Wcdma (event A2) , WCDMA measurements are started.Threshold for RSRP of serving cell for stopping of Inter-RAT (InterFreq) MeasurementsThreshold for RSRP of serving cell. If Inter-RAT (InterFreq) measurements are active and value exceeds Th2a (event A1) then Inter-RAT measurements are stopped. Th2_XXX <= Th2a for XXX= InterFreq, WCDMA, GSM, CDMA2000-HRPDThreshold for RSRP of serving cell. If RSRP of serving cell is lower than threshold3 and RSRP of neighbor cell is greater than threshold3a, a handover is triggered.

The dBm value is mapped to the 3GPP IE value according to TS 36.133:Threshold for RSRP of intra-frequency neighbor cell. If RSRP of serving cell is lower than threshold3 and RSRP of neighbor cell is greater than threshold3a, a handover is triggered.

The dBm value is mapped to the 3GPP IE value according to TS 36.133:Threshold for RSRP of intra-frequency neighbor cell. If RSRP of serving value < Th4 then re-direct is triggered.

The dBm value is mapped to the 3GPP IE value according to TS 36.133:

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BLER target value for link adaption while in TTI Bundling mode 5...25 %, step 0.5 %

8...50 %, step 1 %

-10...10 dB, step 0.1 dB

MRC (0), IRC (1)

Defines cyclic shift of uplink reference signals. 0...7, step 1

1...50 %, step 1 %

0 (false), 1 (true)

10...500 tb, step 10 tb

1...50, step 1

The timeToTrigger in ReportConfigEUTRA and in ReportConfigInterRAT are multiplied with the scaling factor applicable for the UE's speed state, that is, if the UE is in the high mobility state as defined in TS 36.304 .

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1.0 (3)

The timeToTrigger in ReportConfigEUTRA and in ReportConfigInterRAT are multiplied with the scaling factor applicable for the UE's speed state, that is, if the UE is in the medium mobility state as defined in TS 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1.0 (3)

Controls the BLER threshold for switching UEs from non-bundling mode into TTI-Bundling mode

SINR threshold for switching UEs from TTI-Bundling mode into non-TTI-bundling mode

Uplink channel bandwidth defines the UL bandwidth for the eNB transmission in a cell, and also defines the number of available Physical Resource Blocks.

The uplink channel bandwidth mapping to number of Physical Resource Blocks is:

1.4 MHz (14), 3 MHz (30), 5 MHz (50), 10 MHz (100), 15 MHz (150), 20 MHz (200)

Identifies the uplink combination mode, possibilities are MRC and IRC.

2-way or 4-way RX diversity will be automatically selected by eNB dependent on the number of RX antenna lines which are configured in LCELL resourceList.

Defines target Block Error Ratio for uplink Adaptive Modulation and Coding.

O&M switch for enabling/disabling the counting of all Transport Blocks instead of the 1st transmission Transport Blocks for defining uplink Adaptive Modulation and Coding inner loop factor (UEs in non-TTI bundling mode), BLER measurements (UEs in TTI bundling mode).The parameter defines the period in sent Transport Blocks (TBs) when uplink Adaptive Modulation and Coding inner loop functionalities should be executed. Depending on the parameter ulAmcEnableAllTbs, all TBs or 1st transmission TBs have been calculated for the period. MCS increase/decrease The parameter defines the period in MCS increase/decrease events when uplink Adaptive Transmission Bandwidth (ATB) functionality should be performed. MCS change events are calculated and UL ATB functionality is executed every time the event counter reaches the value defined in the parameter.

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Configures interference-aware uplink power control Not defined

-110...-70 dBm, step 1 dBm

0.5...1.4, step 0.1

0...5, step 0.2

6...80 TTI, step 1 TTI

Uplink power control configuration for PUCCH component Not defined

-127...0 dBm, step 1 dBm

-47...80 dB, step 1 dB

-127...0 dBm, step 1 dBm

Used as a fractional path loss compensation factor: alpha. It controls received SNR variance (fairness) for user data and sounding reference symbol.Alpha can't control the fractional pathloss compensation for the sounding in the case PUSCH masking is activated (actPuschMask equal to 'true') as SRS is disabled in this case.

alpha 0 (0), alpha 0.4 (1), alpha 0.5 (2), alpha 0.6 (3), alpha 0.7 (4), alpha 0.8 (5), alpha 0.9 (6), alpha 1 (7)

P0 setting that is broadcast in SIB2 if interference-aware UL-PC is activated.ulpcAlpha must be set to "alpha 1" for interference-aware UL-PC.

Controls Target SINR in interference-aware UL-PC: provides a tilt in the balancing between Target SINR in cell-center and Target SINR at cell-edge. Target SINR determines the max. throughput, therefore higher values increase cell-center throughput at the cost of cell-edge throughput, and vice versa.Minimum quality measure for interference-aware UL-PC. Target SINR for UEs in poor conditions cannot go below a limit defined by this parameter even if they generate higher UL interference.Defines a minimum quality level in linear scale that is a multiplier to a reference SINR calculated from ulpcRefPwrIAw and the UE's UL signal plus noise.Minimum number of TTIs (ms) that must pass before another UL power decision is made for a UE.

Controls Target SINR in interference-aware UL-PC: provides an equal shift of Target SINR for all UEs in the cell, regardless of their pathloss ratios.

-110...-70 dBm, step 0.5 dBm

The parameter defines the initial power for Random Access preamble transmission.

-120 dBm (0), -118 dBm (1), -116 dBm (2), -114 dBm (3), -112 dBm (4), -110 dBm (5), -108 dBm (6), -106 dBm (7), -104 dBm (8), -102 dBm (9),

Lower threshold of the power control window for the RSSI (signal level) for PUCCH component

Lower threshold of the power control window for the SINR (signal quality) for PUCCH component

Upper threshold of the power control window for the RSSI (signal level) for PUCCH component.

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-47...80 dB, step 1 dB

Not defined

-127...0 dBm, step 1 dBm

-47...80 dB, step 1 dB

-127...0 dBm, step 1 dBm

-47...80 dB, step 1 dB

-6...8 dB, step 2 dB

10...2000 ms, step 10 ms

1...4, step 1

1...100, step 1

32...1544, step 8

Upper threshold of the power control window for the SINR (signal quality) for PUCCH component.

Uplink power control configuration for PUSCH / SRS component

Lower threshold of the power control window for the RSSI (signal level) for PUSCH / SRS component

Lower threshold of the power control window for the SINR (signal quality) for PUSCH / SRS component

Upper threshold of the power control window for the RSSI (signal level) for PUSCH / SRS component.

Upper threshold of the power control window for the SINR (signal quality) for PUSCH/SRS component.

TPC command indicated in the Random Access response related to Random Access message 3 or 1st scheduled uplink transmission.

Time interval for sending averaged RSSI and SINR values to the decision matrix to determine power corrections in closed loop uplink power control.

Scheduler Type for FD schedulerDefines the scheduling method which shall be applied in frequency domain for the scheduler in UL- The "RoundRobinFD" scheduler assigns the physical resources equally fair to the UEs selected by the TD scheduler until the PRBs are sufficient for the service or the physical resources of the cell are exhaust

RoundRobinFD (0), ExhaustiveFD (1), MixedFD (2)

Maximum number of aggregated VoIP packets in UL (with Inter Arrival Time of 20 ms)Defines the maximum number of VoIP packets which may be aggregated for UL transmission based on a IAT of 20 ms. If the IAT of the VoIP packets is 10 ms the maximum packet aggregation is {1,3,5,7}.Defines the minimum PRB allocation for UEs which are power limited.This is used for the UEs for which the maximum number of PRBs due to power limitation is limited to low values (e.g. <= 5).Defines the minimum UL TBS (segment size).The lower limit of the range is defined equal to the minimum transport block size (TBS) in the Table 7.1.7.2.1-1 in 3GPP TS 36.213.

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Not defined

1...100, step 1

Start PRB of the PUSCH mask in the UL spectrum. 0...99, step 1

Not defined

deltaF1 (1), deltaF2 (2)

deltaF0 (0)

0...10 dB, step 1 dB

1...80 characters

EARFCN value of the home eNB carrier frequency 0...65535, step 1

Uniquely identifies a LNHENB instance. 0...15, step 1

Table which defines the location of the PUSCH mask in the UL spectrum.

Length of the PUSCH mask in the UL spectrum. The length is defined by number of PRBs.

Defines the scheduling method which shall be applied in the cell for the UL branch.Selects the method for the scheduling of the UEs in UL. Three methods can be chosen - the channel unaware UL scheduler, the interference aware UL scheduler and the channel aware UL scheduler.

channel unaware (0), channel aware (1), interference aware (2)

Additional UL power control parameters defined in 3GPP release 10. These parameters are used only when the Cell is configured as PCell in Carrier Aggregation.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 1bCS.This parameter is used only when the Cell is configured as PCell in Carrier Aggregation.

The parameter defines the transport format dependent offset in power control for PUCCH format 3.This parameter is used only when the Cell is configured as PCell in Carrier Aggregation.

This parameter defines the maximum value that a CIO can assume, when changed autonomously by the eNB during for example the intra-frequency load balancing function.

Unique sector electronics ID provided by operator.This parameter allows the operator to assign a unique sector electronics ID to a cell period.

Cell Individual Offset (CIO) of home eNB cells for insertion into the CIO Cell List of EUTRA Serving or Neighbor Carrier Measurement ObjectCIO values for macro eNodeB(s) always have higher priority than those for home eNBs as far as the PCI of the macro eNB is not in a home eNB PCI range.

-24dB (0), -22dB (1), -20dB (2), -18dB (3), -16dB (4), -14dB (5), -12dB (6), -10dB (7), -8dB (8), -6dB (9), -5dB (10), -4dB (11), -3dB (12), -

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0...503, step 1

0...503, step 1

0...1023, step 1

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-110...-47 dBm, step 1 dBm

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...5, step 1

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

First pci in the range of physical cell ids which are reserved for home eNBs.

Last pci in the range of physical cell ids which are reserved for home eNBs.

In case of a single PCI the same value as pciFirst needs to be configured.Explicit List of ARFCNsThe ARFCN values in the set (including the startingARFCN) are explicitly listed one by one.

Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If RSRP of serving value < b2Threshold1Utra and RSCP or EcN of WCDMA neighbour cell > b2Threshold2Utra<EcNo, Rscp>then handover is triggered (B2 event)Receive level threshold for serving cell in B2 event. Used in measurement eventThreshold for RSSI of GERAN neighbour cell. If RSRP of serving value < b2Threshold1 and RSSI of GERAN neighbour cell > b2Threshold2GERANthen handover is triggered (B2 event).

Duration for which the RSRP based event B2 must be validTime for which the specific criteria for the RSRP based measurement event B2 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Indicates how to interpret the ARFCN of the BCCH carrier

The IE BandIndicatorGERAN indicates how to interpret an associated GERAN carrier ARFCN, see TS 45.005 [20]. More specifically, the IE indicates the GERAN frequency band in case the ARFCN value can concern either a DCS 1800 or a Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for HO to GERANParameter is used within the entry and leaves condition of the B2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

This parameter is the naming Attribut of the MOC LNHOG.Instance Identifier of a GERAN eNACC HO Target

Network (PLMN) Colour CodeThis parameter restricts the permitted Network Colour Code (NCC) for connected mode mobility.Using default settings, no network is permitted.

Bit 0: NCC 7, Bit 1: NCC 6, Bit 2: NCC 5, Bit 3: NCC 4, Bit 4: NCC 3, Bit 5: NCC 2, Bit 6: NCC 1, Bit 7: NCC 0

The RSRP based B2 event triggers the UE to perform periodical reporting with the indicated intervalThe ReportInterval indicates the interval between periodical reports. The ReportInterval is applicable if the UE performs periodical reporting for B2 RSRP

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If RSRP of serving value <

b2Threshold1Hrpd and pilotStrength of eHRPD neighbour cell > b2Threshold2PstrHrpdthen handover is triggered (B2 event)

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-31.5...0 dB, step 0.5 dB

Not defined

0...2047, step 1

1...255, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...15, step 1

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

This parameter uniquely identifies a LNHOH instance. 0...5, step 1

-15...15, step 1

CDMA2000 pilot strength, the ratio of pilot power to total power in the signal bandwidth of a CDMA2000 forward channel. See 3GPP2 C.S0087-A (chp. 5.4.6.2.1) for CDMA2000-HRPD The pilotStrength of eHRPD maps onto the 3GPP parameter b2-Threshold2CDMA2000 with 0 as the strongest and with 63 (-31.5 dB) as the weakest pilot strength.Time during which specific criteria for the RSRP&Pstr based measurement event B2 needs to be met in order to trigger a measurement report.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Structure including bandclass and arfcn for CDMA2000 eHRPD

carrier frequencyStructure hrpdCarrierFreq is used to provide the CDMA2000 carrier information

Absolute Radio Frequency Number of CDMA2000 eHRPD carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 ARFCN used to indicate the CDMA2000 carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 band, see C.S0002-A.

Band Class of CDMA2000 eHRPD carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 band class is used to define the CDMA2000 band in which the CDMA2000 carrier frequency can be found, as defined in C.S0057-E [table 1.5-1].Note: Bandclasses 18, 19, 20 and 21 are not supported by this release.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Defines the relative weight of this eHRPD neighbor frequency

in the search algorithm used for selecting the carrier used for measurement configuration during eHRPD handover procedures. A higher value indicates higher priority.

Defines whether the eNodeB and MME support preregistration and handover procedures to an evolved High Rate Packet Data (eHRPD) RAN. This parameter is used in Measurement Configuration of eHRPD neighbors in RRC CONNECTED mode.Provides the search window size to be used by the UE for the neighbouring pilot.The parameter is mandatory.Provides the search window size to be used by the UE for the neighbouring pilot, see C.S0005-A.Related hysteresis of handover margin for HO to CDMA2000-eHRPDParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the B2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Offset value applicable to the eHRPD carrier frequency.The IE Q-OffsetRangeInterRAT is used to indicate a frequency specific offset to be applied when evaluating triggering conditions for measurement reporting.

The RSRP&Pstr based B2 event triggers the UE to perform periodical reporting with the indicated interval

The ReportInterval indicates the interval between periodical reports. The ReportInterval is applicable if the UE performs periodical reporting for B2 RSRP&Pstr based event.

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min

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-15...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

-15...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...65535, step 1

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

Margin for RSRP for better cell HO. Used in measurement event type A3 where the event is triggered when the inter frequency neighbour cell becomes A3 offset better than the serving cell.

Margin for RSRQ for better cell HO. Used in measurement event type A3 where the event is triggered when the inter frequency neighbour cell becomes A3 offset better than the serving cell.

Defines the interval with which measurement reports are repeatedly sent as long as the specific criteria for the inter frequency measurement event A3 with quantity RSRP is met. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS120 corresponds to 120 ms, MS240 to 240 ms and so on, while

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Defines the interval with which measurement reports are

repeatedly sent as long as the specific criteria for the inter frequency measurement event A3 with quantity RSRQ is met. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS120 corresponds to 120 ms, MS240 to 240 ms and so on, while

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Time for which the specific criteria for the inter frequency

measurement event A3 with quantity RSRP must be met in order to trigger a measurement report. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS0 corresponds to 0 ms, MS40 to 40 ms and so on.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Time for which the specific criteria for the inter frequency

measurement event A3 with quantity RSRQ must be met in order to trigger a measurement report. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS0 corresponds to 0 ms, MS40 to 40 ms and so on.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Defines the interval with which measurement reports are

repeatedly sent as long as the specific criteria for the inter frequency measurement event A5 is met. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS120 corresponds to 120 ms, MS240 to 240 ms and so on, while value MIN1

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Time for which the specific criteria for the inter frequency

measurement event A5 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report. Value definitions as stated in 3GPP TS36.331: value MS0 corresponds to 0 ms, MS40 to 40 ms and so on.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Identifies E-UTRA carrier frequency for which this configuration

is valid.Mid-(-center)frequency of serving cell, used in EUTRA Measurement Configuration

Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for Better Cell Handover of Inter-FrequencyParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A3 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for Quality Handover of Inter-FrequencyParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the A3 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for Coverage Handover of Inter-FrequencyParameter is used within the entry and leaves condition of the A5 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter is the naming attribute of MOC LNHOIF 1...16, step 1

rsrp (0), rsrq (1), both (2)

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-140...-44 dBm, step 1 dBm

-19.5...-3 dB, step 0.5 dB

-24...0.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

-120...-24 dBm, step 1 dBm

The IE PresenceAntennaPort1 is used to indicate whether all the neighbouring cells use Antenna Port 1. When set to TRUE, the UE may assume that at least two cell-specific antenna ports are used in all neighbouring cells.

Defines which quantity to use for Event A3 measurements towards this frequency. This parameter refers to event A3. If set to 'both', two A3 events will be configured when measuring this carrier, one per specific measurement quantity.

Measurement bandwidth common for all neighbouring cells on the frequency, used in Measurement Configuration.

mbw6 (0), mbw15 (1), mbw25 (2), mbw50 (3), mbw75 (4), mbw100 (5)

Offset value applicable to the EUTRA neighbour carrier frequencies.The IE Q-OffsetRange is used to indicate a cell or frequency specific offset to be applied when evaluating candidates for cell re-selection or when evaluating triggering conditions for measurement reporting.

-24dB (0), -22dB (1), -20dB (2), -18dB (3), -16dB (4), -14dB (5), -12dB (6), -10dB (7), -8dB (8), -6dB (9), -5dB (10), -4dB (11), -3dB (12), -Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If RSRP of serving value <

threshold3InterFreq and RSRP of neighbour cell > threshold3aInterFreq then handover is triggered (A5 event)Receive level threshold for serving cell in A5 event. Used in measurement eventThreshold for RSRP of neighbour cell. If RSRP of serving value < threshold3InterFreq and RSRP of neighbour cell > threshold3aInterFreq then handover is triggered (A5 event)Receive level threshold for neighbour cell in A5 event. Used in measurement eventThreshold for Filtering Target Cells out of reported A4 event based on RSRP values due to Inter Frequency Load BalancingThis parameter is aimed for postprocessing (RSRP) the related A4 report and is not to be configured in any report configuration in the UE.Threshold for Filtering Target Cells out of reported A4 event based on RSRQ values due to Inter Frequency Load BalancingThis parameter is aimed for postprocessing (RSRQ) the related A4 report and is not to be configured in any report configuration in the UEThreshold for UTRA neighbor cell on the current frequency, considered to be good and reported in the measurement result of B1 event.Applicable only if measQuantityUTRA-FDD=cpich-EcN0.cpich-EcN0 corresponds to CPICH_Ec/No in TS 25.133 for FDD only, and is not applicable for TDD.Threshold for UTRA neighbor cell on the current frequency, considered to be good and reported in the measurement result of B1 event.Applicable only if measQuantityUTRA-FDD=cpich-RSCP. cpich-RSCP corresponds to CPICH_RSCP in TS 25.133 for FDD, and P-CCPCH_RSCP in TS 25.123 for TDD.Duration for which the RSRP based event B1 must be valid. For further important notice see the Additional Description.

Time for which the specific criteria for the RSRP based measurement event B1 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7)

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-140...-43 dBm, step 1 dBm

-24...0.5 dB, step 0.5 dB

-120...-24 dBm, step 1 dBm

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15 dB, step 0.5 dB

0...15, step 1

1...16, step 1

-15...15 dB, step 1 dB

0...16383, step 1

0...5, step 1

Threshold for RSRP of serving cell. If RSRP of serving value < b2Threshold1Utra and RSCP or EcN of WCDMA neighbour cell > b2Threshold2Utra<EcNo, Rscp>then handover is triggered (B2 event)Receive level threshold for serving cell in B2 event. Used in measurement eventThreshold for UTRA neighbour cell on the current frequency, such that it is considered to be good and reported in the measurement result of B2 event.Applicable only if measQuantityUTRA-FDD=cpich-EcN0.cpich-EcN0 corresponds to CPICH_Ec/No in TS 25.133 for FDD.Threshold for UTRA neighbour cell on the current frequency, such that it is considered to be good and reported in the measurement result of B2 event.Applicable only if measQuantityUTRA-FDD=cpich-RSCP. cpich-RSCP corresponds to CPICH_RSCP in TS 25.133 for FDD.Duration for which the RSRP based event B2 must be valid

Time for which the specific criteria for the RSRP based measurement event B2 must be met in order to trigger a measurement report.

0ms (0), 40ms (1), 64ms (2), 80ms (3), 100ms (4), 128ms (5), 160ms (6), 256ms (7), 320ms (8), 480ms (9), 512ms (10), Related Hysteresis of Margin for CSFB to WCDMA

Parameter is used within the entry and leaves condition of the B2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Related Hysteresis of Handover Margin for HO to WCDMAParameter is used within the entry and leave condition of the B2 triggered reporting condition. The IE value is multiplied by 2.

Naming Attribute Of MOC LNHOWInstance Identifier of an WCDMA Handover Target

Defines the maximum number of target cells per frequency for CS fallback with PS-HO. Setting this limit controls measurement object configuration and inhibits long measurement times.

Offset value applicable to the UTRA carrier frequency.The IE Q-OffsetRangeInterRAT is used to indicate a frequency specific offset to be applied when evaluating triggering conditions for measurement reporting.

The RSRP based B2 event triggers the UE to perform periodical reporting with the indicated intervalThe ReportInterval indicates the interval between periodical reports. The ReportInterval is applicable if the UE performs periodical reporting for B2 RSRP based event.

120ms (0), 240ms (1), 480ms (2), 640ms (3), 1024ms (4), 2048ms (5), 5120ms (6), 10240ms (7), 1min (8), 6min (9), 12min Identifies UTRA carrier frequency for which this configuration is

validThe IE ARFCN-ValueUTRA is used to indicate the ARFCN applicable for a downlink (Nd, FDD) or bi-directional (Nt, TDD) UTRA carrier frequencyThis parameter is the naming attribute Of MOC LNHOX.It uniquely identifies a LNHOX instance.

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Not defined

0...2047, step 1

1...32, step 1

0...15, step 1

-31.5...9 dB, step 0.5 dB

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

unlocked (1), locked (3)

2...45 characters

Structure including bandclass and arfcn for CDMA2000 1XRTT carrier frequencyStructure rttCarrierFreq is used to provide the CDMA2000 1xRTT carrier information

Absolute Radio Frequency Number of CDMA2000 1XRTT carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 ARFCN used to indicate the CDMA2000 carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 band, see C.S0002-A.

Band Class of CDMA2000 1XRTT carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 band class is used to define the CDMA2000 band in which the CDMA2000 carrier frequency can be found, as defined in C.S0057-E [table 1.5-1].Note: Bandclasses 18, 19, 20 and 21 are not supported by this release.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Defines the maximum number of target cells per frequency for

enhanced CSFB to CDMA2000 1xRTTSetting this limit controls measurement object configuration and inhibits long measurement times.

Provides the search window size to be used by the UE for the neighbouring pilot, see C.S0005-A.

Defines the pilot strength threshold for enhanced CSFB to CDMA2000 1xRTT.In 3GPP TS36.331, pilotStrength's range is [0 .. 63] which is different from current value range of paramter "rttStrengthThresh". The reason is that : in future phase 2 e1xCsfb feature, this parameter may be re-used as The "Accumulated MME served PLMNs" list includes all PLMN IDs which are served by MME.

Mobile Country Code of PLMN ID included in served PLMNs per RAT of MME. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

Mobile Network Code of PLMN ID included in served PLMNs per RAT of MME. MCC and MNC build a unique PLMN ID.

Determines the range of Mobile Network Code of PLMN ID included in served PLMNs per RAT of MME.

Administrative state of the LNMME S1 link.This parameter is used to lock and unlock the LNMME S1 link. Locking LNMME means closing the SCTP association between eNB and MME. All impacted UEs in RRC connected mode will be released.This parameter holds the transport network IPv4/v6 address of the Mobility Management Entity (MME) primary interface. Both IP address formats can be used.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC 4291.

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2...45 characters

0...15, step 1

This is a human readable name of the MME. 0...150 characters

0...255, step 1

unavailable (0), available (1)

0...1, step 1

0...2047, step 1

0...511, step 1

2...45 characters

This parameter uniquely identifies a LNNEIH instance. 0...137, step 1

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

Secondary application IPv4/v6 address of the Mobility Management Entity (MME) if multihoming feature is enabled.This address field is a Read-Only field.

Format: exclusive IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or exclusive IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC4291.This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC LNMME.It uniquely identifies a LNMME instance.

This parameter indicates the relative MME capacity assigned to the MME.

The parameter provides information whether the S1 link is successfully established.

This parameter holds the identifier for the transport network in case "Transport Separation for RAN sharing" feature is supported.

The operator must take care that transportNwId of LNMME instance 0 (main MME) is identical to mainTransportNwId in IPNO.

Absolute Radio Frequency Number of CDMA2000 eHRPD carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 ARFCN used to indicate the CDMA2000 carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 band, see C.S0002-A.

Band Class of CDMA2000 eHRPD carrier frequencyThe CDMA2000 band class is used to define the CDMA2000 band in which the CDMA2000 carrier frequency can be found, as defined in C.S0057-E [table 1.5-1].Note: Bandclasses 18, 19, 20 and 21 are not supported by this release.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Defines the Pseudo-Random Noise (PN) offset of this

CDMA2000 HRPD neighbor cell.

This parameter contains the HRPD Sector ID used for HRPD handover preparation/execution and defined as specified in 3GPP2 C.S0024-A.It is used to populate the CDMA2000 sector ID (128 bits) using hexadecimal characters.

The parameter controls whether PS handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

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-48...48 dB, step 1 dB

0...1048575, step 1

0...255, step 1

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the length of MNC. 2...3, step 1

0...388, step 1

automatic (0), manual (1)

unavailable (0), available (1)

Cell Individual Offset (CIO) of Neighbor cells for insertion into the CIO Cell List of EUTRA Serving or Neighbor Carrier Measurement Object.

All CIOs different from zero will be considered by eNB for Measurement Configuration (up to a limit of 32 CIOs per carrier frequency).

-24dB (0), -22dB (1), -20dB (2), -18dB (3), -16dB (4), -14dB (5), -12dB (6), -10dB (7), -8dB (8), -6dB (9), -5dB (10), -4dB (11), -3dB (12), -The parameter provides the delta value, which is temporarily

added to the operator configured cell individual offset (LNREL parameter cellIndOffNeighDelta) for load balancing reasons.

This parameter is the Macro eNB identifier which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the related neighbor cell.

This parameter is the cell identifier, which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the related neighbor cell.

This parameter is the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Country Code of the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Network Code of the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the E-UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (ECGI) of the related neighbor cell.

The parameter controls handover blacklisting. The instance of LNREL and the related cell relationship, defined by ECGI, identifies the specific cell to cell relation. The parameter allows HO for this neighbor relation, only S1 HO or no HO at all.The blacklisting applies in addition to blacklisting via the LNCEL parameter blacklistHoL.

allowed (0), forbidden (1), onlyS1 (2)

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC LNREL.It uniquely identifies a LNREL instance.It is highly recommended to use for object creation the lowest free lnRelId value within all LNREL instances subordinate to an LNCEL object. This is to avoid rejection of plan file activation due to colliding lnRelId values if an LNREL instance is The parameter coordinates the access to parameter handoverAllowed, i.e. whether handover blacklisting setting at this instance of LNREL and the related cell relationship, is only allowed to be done manually by the operator or also automatically by NetActIndicates the status of the neighbor relation.

unavailable: Indicates that the neighbor relation is not considered for HO (for example because neighbor cell information is not available).

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0...65535, step 1

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

0...65535, step 1

This parameter uniquely identifies a LNRELG instance. 0...255, step 1

automatic (0), manual (1)

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

Length of MNC in digits. 2...3, step 1

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

Cell Identity of GERAN neighbor cell which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

The parameter controls whether Network Assisted Cell Change to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

LAC of GERAN neighbor cell which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.used as described in TS36.413 section 9.2.1.6

"0000 and FFFE not allowed."

The parameter coordinates the access to mobility-feature whitelist parameters (type: *Allowed), that is whether handover blacklisting setting at this instance of LNRELG and the related cell relationship, is only allowed to be done manually by the operator or also automatically by NetAct Optimizer Features. This parameter is the PLMN ID, which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Country Code of the PLMN ID, which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Network Code (MNC) of the PLMN ID, which is part of the GERAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

The parameter controls whether the related neighbor cell is a candidate for providing system information in case of UE redirection to GERAN.If system information is not configured in the related LNADJG object at least the frequency of the cell will be provided in the redirection information.The parameter controls whether SRVCC handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

The parameter controls whether CSFB with PS handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

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0...255, step 1

automatic (0), manual (1)

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

This parameter determines the length of MNC. 2...3, step 1

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...2047, step 1

This parameter uniquely identifies a LNRELW instance.It is highly recommended to use for object creation the lowest free lnRelWId value within all LNRELW instances subordinate to an LNCEL object. This is to avoid rejection of plan file activation due to colliding lnRelWId values if an LNRELW The parameter coordinates the access to mobility-feature whitelist parameters (type: *Allowed), that is whether handover blacklisting setting at this instance of LNRELW and the related cell relationship, is only allowed to be done manually by the operator or also automatically by NetAct Optimizer Features. This parameter is the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Country Code of the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

Mobile Network Code of the primary PLMN ID, which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell.

The parameter controls whether PS handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

The parameter controls whether SRVCC handover to the related neighbor cell is allowed.

UTRAN Cell-ID which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell. It uniquely identifies a neighboring cell within the RNC. The UTRAN Cell Global Id is built as a 28 bit value. It consists eitherUTRAN RNC identifier which is part of the UTRAN Cell Global Identifier (CGI) of the related neighbor cell. It uniqely identifies of a neighboring UTRAN RNC within the primary PLMN.

Values in the range of 4096 .. 65535 are considered as Extended RNC-ID.Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) carrier frequency of this 1xRTT neighbor cell.The CDMA2000 ARFCN used to indicate the CDMA2000 carrier frequency within a CDMA2000 band, see C.S0002-A.

Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) band class of this 1xRTT neighbor cell.The CDMA2000 band class is used to define the CDMA2000 band in which the CDMA2000 carrier frequency can be found, as defined in C.S0057-E [table 1.5-1].

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14),

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0...4095, step 1

allowed (0), forbidden (1)

0...137, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...15, step 1

0...255, step 1

1...2, step 1

0...1, step 1

Defines the cell number of this CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell

Define whether the CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell could be used for 1xRTT measure configuration for e1xCSFB.

This parameter is the naming atrribute of MOC LNRELX.It uniquely identifies a LNRELX instance.

Defines the market identifier of the CBSC for this CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell.

Defines the Pseudo-Random Noise (PN) offset of this CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell.

0...511 64 PN chips, step 1 64 PN chips

Defines the sector number of this CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor cell.

Defines the switching number of this CDMA2000 1xRTT neighbor cell.

This parameter identifies the MO instance for transport admission control for LTE. 1 instance should be there in FTM start up.

This parameter specifies the maximum permitted aggregate guaranteed transport bit rate for all GBR Emergency connections.

0...1000000 kbit/s, step 100 kbit/s

This parameter specifies the maximum permitted aggregate guaranteed transport bit rate for all GBR Handover connections.

0...1000000 kbit/s, step 100 kbit/s

This parameter specifies the maximum permitted aggregate guaranteed transport bit rate for normal GBR connections.

0...1000000 kbit/s, step 100 kbit/s

This parameter holds the identifier of the transport network for which this LTAC instance is to be used.

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1...64, step 1

1...32, step 1

0...65535, step 1

This parameter uniquely identifies a MFBIPR instance. 0...31, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

AISG protocol version 2...255, step 1

120...1320 mA, step 1 mA

Not defined

0...360 deg, step 1 deg

0...25.5 dBi, step 0.1 dBi

Antenna Bearing 0...359.9 deg, step 0.1 deg

Indicator of the additional E-UTRA frequency bandAn additional E-UTRA frequency band must overlap with the native E-UTRA frequency band.The native frequency band is either- the operating band which is broadcasted in SIB1 with IE freqBandIndicator orAdditional spectrum emission requirement for the additional frequency band.The UE requirements related to IE AdditionalSpectrumEmission are defined in TS 36.101 [42, table 6.2.4.1].

EARFCN value of the carrier frequency for which the MFBI profile applies.A MFBI profile defines an additional frequency band in order to serve UEs which support the physical cell frequency but indicate another, overlapping frequency band.

Defines is MHA AISG MHA or Non-AISG MHA. Selectable values is 0 (false)= Non-AISG MHA and 1 (true )= AISG MHA .

Defines a configurable alarm threshold level for the mast-head amplifier, used if the MHA Alarm Detection parameter has the value 1 (in use). Default value is depending on Flexi Filter (FF).

A list containing: operating frequency band, beamwidth and the operation gain.

The antenna beamwidth for the band. Some RET types may automatically update the beamwidth information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field.

The antenna operation band. Some RET types may automatically update the band information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field. One frequency band may be given only once.

Band I (1), Band II (2), Band III (3), Band IV (4), Band V (5), Band VI (6), Band VII (7), Band VIII (8), Band IX (9), Band X (10), Band XI The antenna gain for the band. Some RET types may

automatically update the gain information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field.

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Antenna model number 1...15 characters

Antenna serial number 1...17 characters

1...72, step 1

Base Station ID 1...32 characters

Defines the connection type for MHA/LNA.

0...99 dB, step 0.01 dB

Installation Date 1...6 characters

Installer's ID 1...5 characters

0...99 dB, step 0.01 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the gain of the mast-head amplifier. 0...99 dB, step 0.01 dB

Identifies the specific antenna line.

Note: If MHA is used for another BTS (RET parameter connection set to 'External') the value of antlId must be set to the value of scannedAntennaInterface, because only this antenna line related detects and controls MHA.

Internal (0), Shared (1), External (2)

Gain resolution given as the gain resolution figure expressed in dB.

The parameter for MHA telling LNA number inside one MHA. For Non AISG MHAs is used -1 (not defined).

Not Defined (-1), LNA1 (0), LNA2 (1)

Maximum supported gain given as a gain figure expressed in dB.

Determines whether alarm detection is used or not. The options are 0 (false) and 1 (true). Default values for Non-AISG MHAs and AISG MHAs in passive mode: 1 Default values for AISG and third party MHAs:0 Note: Configurable MHA alarms are allowed only for passive MHAs

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This parameter defines the specific mast-head amplifier unit. 1...255, step 1

0...99 dB, step 0.01 dB

1...80 characters

3GPP protocol version 0...255, step 1

Sector ID 1...32 characters

1...80 characters

Substance version number 2...255, step 1

TMA Subunit receive frequency band

TMA Subunit receive frequency band

TMA Subunit transmit frequency band

Defines the type of the MHA. The supported MHA types are: WMHA, WMHB, WMHC, WMHD, MDTA, MDPA, MDGA, MDDA, FLJA, DTMAFV1, DTMAFV3, DTMAFV4, DTMARETFV1, DTMARETFV2, DTMARETFV3, DTMARETFV4, SDTMARETFV1, SDTMARETFV2,

WMHA (0), WMHB (1), WMHC (2), WMHD (3), MDTA (4), MDPA (5), MDGA (6), MDDA (7), FLJA (8), DTMAFV1 (9), Minimum supported gain given as a gain figure expressed in

dB.

Defines the product code of the unit in question.

The immediate update to the new parameter value applies either after administrative actions for the radio module, i.e. block and unblock, or a BTS restart.

Defines which antenna interface is scanned. Expected value: RMODx-ANTx and empty string where RMODx: 1...12 and ANTx: 1...6 It depends on radio module type which antennas are capable for scanning/AISG device detection.

NONE (-1), RMOD1-ANT1 (11), RMOD1-ANT2 (12), RMOD1-ANT3 (13), RMOD1-ANT4 (14), RMOD1-ANT5 (15),

Defines the serial number of the unit in question.

The immediate update to the new parameter value applies either after administrative actions for the radio module, i.e. block and unblock, or a BTS restart.

0...6553500 kHz, step 100 kHz

0...6553500 kHz, step 100 kHz

0...6553500 kHz, step 100 kHz

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TMA Subunit transmit frequency band

TMA Subunit type

Not defined

1...100, step 1

Not defined

1...100, step 1

Not defined

0...65535, step 1

1...100, step 1

0...6553500 kHz, step 100 kHz

Bit 0: Bypass, Bit 1: VSWR, Bit 2: spare1 (Always 0), Bit 3: spare2 (Always 0), Bit 4: spare3 (Always 0), Bit 5: spare4 (Always 0), Bit 6: This parameter defines the MHA connector regarding WMHC

and TMARET MHA types. The options are BTS1 (Pass-through) and BTS2 (Power) for WMHC, NODEB0 and NODEB1 for TMARET MHA types. If other than WMHC or TMARET MHA types are used, then the wmhConnector parameter value is

None (-1), BTS1 (0), BTS2 (1), NODEB0 (2), NODEB1 (3)

List of CDMA2000 HRPD parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

CDMA2000 HRPD band class value used for Idle Mode mobility.The UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for bands already configured for Idle Mobility (in CDFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other bands than configured already in SIBs. UE will ignore

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14), Weight factor of CDMA HRPD Band used by round robin

algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority List of CDMA2000 1xRTT parameters needed for in Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for bands already configured for Idle Mobility (in CDFIM) and transmitted in system information.There is no need to provide other bands than configured already in SIBs. UE will ignore

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14), Weight factor of CDMA 1xRTT Band used by round robin

algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority List of eUTRAN parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

eUTRA frequency as EARFCN value used for Idle Mode Mobility Load BalancingThe UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in IRFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE will Weight factor of EUTRA carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority

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Not defined

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

1...100, step 1

0...1023, step 1

1...16, step 1

Not defined

1...100, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...16383, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...65535, step 1

GERAN parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message These parameters will be used together with parameter geranCarFrqIdleModeL to build freqPriorityListGERAN IE in IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for Load Balancing.This is an indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.Weight factor of GERAN carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority GERAN frequency as ARFCN value used for Idle Mode mobility.Each ARFCN value explicitly listed.

The UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in GNFL) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE will

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MODIMP.It uniquely identifies a MODIMP instance.MODIMP contains the Idle Mobility configuration to be assigned to UE that do hot have any profile corresponding to SPID.

List of UTRA-FDD parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

Weight factor of UTRA FDD Carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority UTRA-FDD frequency as UARFCN value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in UFFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE will This parameter offers the possibility to use existing LNCEL configuration as default mobility profile.autoAdapt parameter is considered when MODPR applies.If LNBTS-actSelMobPrf is set to true then MODPR applies only when no MOPR exists for the specific SPID or when no SPID is assigned to the UE.List of WCDMA target cell frequencies for high priority Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB). The list applies even if the Subscriber profile based mobility feature is deactivated.

If mobility profiles are activated it additionally applies to UEs if no SPID value is provided or if no mobility profile is assigned to the SPID value.

List of WCDMA target cell frequencies normal priority Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB). The list applies even if the Subscriber profile based mobility feature is deactivated.

If mobility profiles are activated it additionally applies to UEs if no SPID value is provided or if no mobility profile is assigned to the SPID value.

LTE inter-frequency mobility is restricted to the target frequency layers configured in freqLayListLte.

If feature LTE490 'Selective Mobility Profiles' is enabled by setting the LNBTS parameter actSelMobPrf to 'true' the restriction applies to UEs if no SPID value is provided or if no mobility profile is assigned to the SPID value.

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0...16383, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...100 %, step 10 %

0...0, step 1

Not defined

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

0...1023, step 1

Not defined

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

0...1023, step 1

csfb (0), redir (1), both (2)

1...6, step 1

WCDMA PS-HO mobility is restricted to the target frequency layers configured in freqLayListPsHoWcdma..

If feature LTE490 'Selective Mobility Profiles' is enabled by setting the LNBTS parameter actSelMobPrf to 'true' the restriction applies to UEs if no SPID value is provided or if no mobility profile is assigned to the SPID value.

List of WCDMA target cell frequencies for Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SRVCC). The list applies even if the Subscriber profile based mobility feature is deactivated.

If mobility profiles are activated it additionally applies to UEs if no SPID value is provided or if no mobility profile is assigned to the SPID value.

Percentage of UE to be selected for Idle Mode Load Balancing.MODPR-idleLBPercentageOfUes is taken into account for Idle Mode Load Balancing when actSelMobPrf is set to True and MODPR applies. (value of autoAdapt is not relevant).When actSelMobPrf is set to false then LNCEL-idleLBPercentageOfUes is taken into account for Idle Mode Load Balancing .

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MODPR.It uniquely identifies a MODPR instance.

ENACC mobility to GERAN is restricted to the target frequencies configured in refFreqListNaccGeran. The frequency values are used as references to GERAN measurement objects (LNHOG).

Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either DCS1800 or PCS1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.ARFCN value which is used as reference to a GERAN measurement object (LNHOG).

List of ARFCN values which are used as references to GERAN measurement objects (LNHOG).All LNHOG objects of a cell, which contain at least the reference ARFCN value in arfcnValueListGERAN are selected for UE measurement configuration. If the same ARFCN value would be configured in more than one LNHOG instance of a Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either DCS1800 or PCS1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.ARFCN value which is used as reference to a GERAN measurement object (LNHOG).

The parameter selects the kinds of UE redirections (CS fallback, UE redirection with context release, both) for which GSM system information is included in the RRC Connection Release message.GSM system information (SI) will be added for up to 16 cells. SI for further GSM cells will be omitted even if configured via LNLRELG settings.

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during CS Fallback with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

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1...6, step 1

0...5, step 1

0...2047, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...1023, step 1

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

1...6, step 1

Not defined

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during Emergency Call handling procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MODRED.It uniquely identifies a MODRED instance.

This parameter specifies the cdma2000 band class. It must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000HRPD or redirRAT=cdma20001xRTT.

The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), This parameter specifies the cdma2000 ARFCN.

It must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000HRPD or redirRAT=cdma20001xRTT.The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.This parameter specifies the eUTRA frequency. It must be configured if redirRAT=eutra.The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.

This parameter specifies the UTRA frequency. It must be configured if redirRAT=utraFDD or utraTDD.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

The parameter specifies a list of GERAN ARFCN values.It must be configured if redirRAT=geran.The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.

Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.This parameter selects the RAT to which the UE is redirected.The parameter is meaningless if the MODPR parameter autoAdapt is set to 'true'.

eutra (0), geran (1), utraFDD (2), utraTDD (3), cdma2000HRPD (4), cdma20001xRTT (5)

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during UE Context Release with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

List of CDMA2000 HRPD parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

CDMA2000 HRPD band class value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE shall only perform Load Balancing cell reselection for bands already configured for Idle Mobility (in CDFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other bands than configured already in SIBs. UE will ignore

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14),

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1...100, step 1

Not defined

1...100, step 1

Not defined

0...65535, step 1

1...100, step 1

Not defined

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

1...100, step 1

0...1023, step 1

1...16, step 1

Weight factor of CDMA HRPD Band used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority List of CDMA2000 1xRTT parameters needed for in Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

CDMA2000 1xRTT band class value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE shall only perform Load Balancing cell reselection for bands already configured for Idle Mobility (in CDFIM) and transmitted in system information.There is no need to provide other bands than configured already in SIBs. UE will ignore

0bc (0), 1bc (1), 2bc (2), 3bc (3), 4bc (4), 5bc (5), 6bc (6), 7bc (7), 8bc (8), 9bc (9), 10bc (10), 11bc (11), 12bc (12), 13bc (13), 14bc (14), Weight factor of CDMA 1xRTT Band used by round robin

algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority List of eUTRAN parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

eUTRA frequency as EARFCN value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in IRFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE will Weight factor of EUTRA carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority List of GERAN parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message These parameters will be used together with geranCarFrqIdleModeL to build freqPriorityListGERAN IE in IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for Load Balancing.This is an indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.Weight factor of GERAN carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority GERAN frequency as ARFCN value used for Idle Mode mobility.Each ARFCN value explicitly listed.

The UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in GNFL) and transmitted in system information. It does not make sense to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MOIMP.It uniquely identifies a MOIMP instance.MOIMP contains the Idle Mobility configuration to be assigned to UE with corresponding SPID.If MOIMP is not defined, than MODIMP configuration is used.

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Not defined

1...100, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...100 %, step 10 %

1...16, step 1

Not defined

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

List of UTRA-FDD parameters needed for Idle Mode mobility Load Balancing provided to UE in RRC Release message

Weight factor of UTRA FDD Carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle mode load balancing, which is matching UE capabilities, to be used as main target for idle mode load balancing and this target will have always highest priority UTRA-FDD frequency as UARFCN value used for Idle Mode mobilityThe UE performs only Load Balancing cell reselection for frequencies already configured for Idle Mobility (in UFFIM) and transmitted in system information. There is no need to provide other frequencies than configured already in SIBs. UE will List of WCDMA target cell frequencies for high priority Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB).

No CSFB to WCDMA mobility will be provided to UEs which are assigned to the default profile if the parameter is omitted.List of WCDMA target cell frequencies normal priority Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB).

No CSFB to WCDMA mobility will be provided to UEs which are assigned to the default profile if the parameter is omitted.List of downlink carrier frequencies for LTE inter frequency mobility.No LTE Inter Frequency mobility will be provided to UEs which are assigned to the profile if the parameter is omitted.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.List of WCDMA target cell frequencies for packet switched handover.No WCDMA PS HO mobility will be provided to UEs which are assigned to the profile if the parameter is omitted.

List of WCDMA target cell frequencies for Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SRVCC).

No SRVCC to WCDMA mobility will be provided to UEs which are assigned to the profile if the parameter is omitted.Percentage of UE to be selected for Idle Mode Load Balancing.This parameter is taken into account for load balancing when actSelMobPrf is true and the specific MOPR applies. (one MOPR is defined for the SPID assigned to UE).When actSelMobPrf is false, "Percentage of UEs" to be taken into account for load balancing is defined in LNCEL.This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MOPR.It uniquely identifies a MOPR instance.

List of ARFCN values which are used as references to GERAN measurement objects (LNHOG).All LNHOG objects of a cell, which contain at least the reference ARFCN value in arfcnValueListGERAN are selected for UE measurement configuration. If the same ARFCN value would be configured in more than one LNHOG instance of a Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either DCS1800 or PCS1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.

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0...1023, step 1

Not defined

dcs1800 (0), pcs1900 (1)

0...1023, step 1

csfb (0), redir (1), both (2)

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

0...5, step 1

0...2047, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

ARFCN value which is used as reference to a GERAN measurement object (LNHOG).

List of ARFCN values which are used as references to GERAN measurement objects (LNHOG).All LNHOG objects of a cell, which contain at least the reference ARFCN value in arfcnValueListGERAN are selected for UE measurement configuration. If the same ARFCN value would be configured in more than one LNHOG instance of a Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either DCS1800 or PCS1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning.ARFCN value which is used as reference to a GERAN measurement object (LNHOG).

The parameter selects the kinds of UE redirections (CS fallback, UE redirection with context release, both) for which GSM system information is included in the RRC Connection Release message.GSM system information (SI) will be added for up to 16 cells. SI for further GSM cells will be omitted even if configured via LNLRELG settings.

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during CS Fallback with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during Emergency Call handling procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MORED.It uniquely identifies a MORED instance.

This parameter specifies the cdma2000 band class. It must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000HRPD or redirRAT=cdma20001xRTT.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), This parameter specifies the cdma2000 ARFCN.

The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

It must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000HRPD or redirRAT=cdma20001xRTT.This parameter specifies the eUTRA frequency. It must be configured if redirRAT=eutra.

This parameter specifies the UTRA frequency. It must be configured if redirRAT=utraFDD or utraTDD.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

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0...1023, step 1

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

This parameter selects the RAT to which the UE is redirected.

1...6, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Altitude of site. -250...10000 m, step 1 m

1...4000 characters

1...4000 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...18 characters

10...500 min, step 1 min

0 (false), 1 (true)

The parameter specifies a list of GERAN ARFCN values.It must be configured if redirRAT=geran.

Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning. eutra (0), geran (1),

utraFDD (2), utraTDD (3), cdma2000HRPD (4), cdma20001xRTT (5)

This parameter defines the priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during UE Context Release with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

This parameter activates/deactivates the feature "Security for Ethernet"

Note for FSMr3 hardware:The reconfiguration of the parameter may lead to a temporary loss of the connection.

BTS Auto connection hardware ID is System Module Core Assembly serial number : always present in FSM HW.

Auto connection site ID is inserted by operator using element manager during auto connection.

This parameter indicates if Auto Configuration is allowed or blocked by a local installer working at the site.

Defines the configuration data alignment check. NetAct does not evaluate this parameter for any purpose. Therefore eNB can set this parameter to any value (e.g. date-time) in order to force the eNB to send a CCN

Defines the period of forced CCN sending from eNB. If no other eNB parameter is modified within time defined by cmSyncCheckPeriod then eNB modifies cmSyncCheck parameter and reports itin CCN.

Multiradio Flexi BTS creates this parameter with value True when it is ready for Auto Configuration. This parameter is relevant only when Multiradio Flexi BTS is not commissioned.

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1...4294967295, step 1

Latitude of site.

Longitude of site.

0...1048575, step 1

The list defines commissioned passive units. Not defined

Free text about the passive unit in question. 1...60 characters

Defines the name of the passive unit in question. 1...60 characters

Defines the product code of the passive unit in question. 1...60 characters

Defines the serial number of the passive unit in question. 1...60 characters

Defines the version of the passive unit in question. 1...20 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the revision of the configuration data. The eNB increases value by one for each CCN message.

-900000000...900000000, step 1

-1800000000...1800000000, step 1

This is an instance identifier of object MRBTS; it is used as Multiradio Flexi BTS Site Id. This id is the same as the LNBTS identifier.

This parameter indicates if Multiradio Flexi BTS should automatically go to the "Test Dedicated" state in start-up.

This parameter indicates the partner technologies which share the same RF equipment. The system will set this parameter automatically based on RF sharing configuration defined to the BTS.

none (0), UTRAN-EUTRA (1), UTRAN-GERAN (2), EUTRA-GERAN (3)

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0...99999, step 1

Not defined

1...60 characters

1...60 characters

1...99, step 1

1...20 characters

0...268435455, step 1

1...10000, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the BTS FaultIds that trigger automatic symptom data collection.Fault numbers are defined for purely informatory purposes and may change between versions. Operator does not base any automated processing on fault numbers.Defines the used Time Zone.

The format is predefined, for example for Helsinki "(GMT+2) Europe/Helsinki".

(GMT-11) Etc/GMT+11 (0), (GMT-11) MIT (1), (GMT-11) Pacific/Apia (2), (GMT-11) Pacific/Midway (3), (GMT-11) Pacific/Niue (4), The list defines the unit information for offline mode

commissioning in BTS Site Manager and for prevalidation in NetAct. unitList must contain radio modules, system modules and optional baseband extension modules (FSMr3) from BTS site HW configuration. Defines Radio module (RM) connection to the system module. In RF-sharing this is a connection to the master technology FSM. For FSM and FSP this parameter shall be set to "None".

In single LTE mode RP3 ports 1-5 (FSMr2) or 1-6 (FSMr3) can be used.

None (0), SMOD1-IF1 (1), SMOD1-IF2 (2), SMOD1-IF3 (3), SMOD1-IF4 (4), SMOD1-IF5 (5), SMOD1-IF6 (6)Defines the product code of the module (radio module(FR),

baseband extension module (FSP) or system module (FSM)).Parameter is used in offline mode commissioning in BTS Site Manager and in prevalidation in NetAct.

This parameter defines the Radio module connection to the system module. In case of RF-sharing this is a connection to the radio slave technology FSM. For FSM and FSP this parameter shall be set to value "None".

None (0), SMOD1-IF1 (1), SMOD1-IF2 (2), SMOD1-IF3 (3), SMOD1-IF4 (4), SMOD1-IF5 (5), SMOD1-IF6 (6), SMOD2-IF1 (7), Defines the name of the unit or module in the BTS. This

parameter is used in the offline commissioning mode. The following values will be defined: FSM, FSP (FBBx) and FR. The exact module or unit type is defined in the variant parameter.

Defines the number of the module (radio module or system module)in the BTS.Defines the number of the module in chain (radio module or system module) in the BTS.The first radio module connected to each RF interface of system module gets unitNumber with value "1", the second radio module connected to each RF interface of system module gets unitNumber with value "2" and so on. The first baseband

Defines the variant of the unit or module. This parameter is used in the offline commissioning mode. In the case of FSMD, D is used; in the case of FRGF, GF is used. In the case of baseband extension module: FSPE (FBBA), E is used and FSPH (FBBB), H is used.This parameter has the E-UTRAN Cell Identifier (eutraCelId) of the Cell corresponding to the traced cell. It is the same as contained in the E-Utran cell global identifier (ECGI) of the cell.This contains the E-UTRAN Cell id of the cell for which the trace needs to be enabled or disabled. This corresponds to ECI contained in E-CGI of the cell.Defines the maximum number of active UE connections traced within a cell for a trace session.

This indicates the status of the cell trace session i.e. whether the cell trace session is enabled or disabled.

Note: This parameter currently should only be set to enabled (i.e. TRUE).

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Not defined

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

0...999, step 1

0...999, step 1

2...3, step 1

0...16777215, step 1

0...65535, step 1

This parameter is the naming attribute of the MOC MTRACE. 0...11, step 1

1024...49151, step 1

7...15 characters

The parameters of this structure describe whether vendor specific extension tracing on cell level (at present only RLC tracing, MAC tracing and TA Tracing) is enabled or not.

This parameter describes whether tracing of instantaneous TA value on cell level as part of vendor specific extension tracing is enabled or not.

This identifies an UE trace sessionThis is a unique identifier to identify a Trace Session globally. This contains Trace Reference and Trace Recording Session Reference. This is received as as part of trace parameters during trace activation for every trace session.MCC of PLMN ID contained in Trace ReferenceThis is the MCC of the PLMN ID contained in the Trace Reference of E-UTRAN Trace ID.

MNC of PLMN ID contained in Trace ReferenceThis is the MNC of the PLMN ID contained in the Trace Reference of E-UTRAN Trace ID.

Length of MNC of PLMN ID contained in Trace ReferenceThis is the length of the MNC of the PLMN ID contained in the Trace Reference of E-UTRAN Trace ID.

Trace ID identifies a cell trace session. In combination with PLMN ID, the identifier becomes unique.Trace ID is part of Trace Reference contained in E-UTRAN Trace ID.E-UTRAN Trace ID is unique id identifying a trace session.Trace Recording Session Reference is set to invalid value for Cell trace session by O&M as it does not need this. It is set by system for identification of every call in a cell and is written into Trace Report for the cell.Trace Recording Session Reference is part of E-UTRAN Trace ID.

The Trace Port Number to be used for this Cell trace session while establishing trace connection(TCP) towards 3rd Party Tool. This will be used only if 3rd Party Tracing for Cell Trace is used.

IP address of the trace collection entity of 3rd Party Tool. This will be used only if 3rd Party Tracing for Cell Trace is enabled and the provided IP address is different from NetAct IP address.This is the IP address of Trace Collection Entity i.e to which all trace records are sent for the user Trace Session.If traceRrcMsgCategory = UEspecific then the parameter traceRrcUeSpecMsgLst contains list of UE specific messages to be traced.If traceRrcMsgCategory = nonUEspecific then the parameter traceRrcNonUeSpecMsgLst contains list of n

All (0), UEspecific (1), nonUEspecific (2)

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0...65535, step 1

All (0), Specific (1), None (2)

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

All (0), Specific (1), None (2)

0...65535, step 1

0...65535, step 1

All (0), Specific (1), None (2)

0...65535, step 1

1...15, step 1

If traceRrcMsgCategory = all or traceRrcMsgCategory = nonUEspecific then traceRrcNonUeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the non-UE specific messages to be traced.Note: These non-UE specific (eNB related) messages (e.g. Paging) were not included in RL20 cell trace, but only in interface trace.This parameter indicates if all RRC messages are traced (all), specific list(s) of RRC messages as defined in parameter traceRrcMsgCategory (specific), or RRC not traced at all (none).

If traceRrcMsgCategory = all or traceRrcMsgCategory = UEspecific then traceRrcUeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the UE specific messages to be traced.

If traceS1MsgCategory = UEspecific then the parameter traceS1UeSpecMsgLst contains list of UE specific messages to be traced.If traceS1MsgCategory = nonUEspecific then the parameter traceS1NonUeSpecMsgLst contains list of non-UE specific messages to be traced.

All (0), UEspecific (1), nonUEspecific (2)

If traceS1MsgCategory = all or traceS1MsgCategory = nonUEspecific then traceS1NonUeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the non-UE specific messages to be traced.Note: These non-UE specific (eNB related) messages (e.g. S1 setup or reset) were not included in RL20 cell trace, but only in interface trace.This parameter indicates if all S1 messages are traced (all), specific list(s) of S1 messages as defined in parameter traceS1MsgCategory (specific), or S1 not traced at all (none).

If traceS1MsgCategory = all or traceS1MsgCategory = UEspecific then traceS1UeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the UE specific messages to be traced.

If traceX2MsgCategory = UEspecific then the parameter traceX2UeSpecMsgLst contains list of UE specific messages to be traced.If traceX2MsgCategory = nonUEspecific then the parameter traceX2NonUeSpecMsgLst contains list of non-UE specific messages to be traced.

All (0), UEspecific (1), nonUEspecific (2)

If traceX2MsgCategory = all or traceX2MsgCategory = nonUEspecific then traceX2NonUeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the non-UE specific messages to be traced.Note: These non-UE specific (eNB related) messages (e.g. X2 setup or reset) were not included in RL20 cell trace, but only in interface trace.This parameter indicates if all X2 messages are traced (all), specific list(s) of X2 messages as defined in parameter traceX2MsgCategory (specific), or X2 not traced at all (none).

If traceX2MsgCategory = all or traceX2MsgCategory = UEspecific then traceX2UeSpecMsgList contains list of enum for the UE specific messages to be traced.

This parameter identifies a Maintenance Association. Up to 15 associations may exist in the BTS.

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1...42 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...4094, step 1

1...10, step 1

This parameter specifies the level of the Maintenance Domain. 0...7, step 1

This parameter specifies the name of the Maintenance Domain. 1...43 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...40 characters

1...8191, step 1

Not defined

This parameter specifies the period for sending Continuity Check messages (CCMs).

CCM_3_33MS (0), CCM_10MS (1), CCM_100MS (2), CCM_1SEC (3), CCM_10SEC (4), This parameter specifies the name of the Maintenance

Association.

This flag indicates if Vlan mapping is enabled for this Service OAM ethernet interface. Value "true" means that Vlan mapping is enabled. In case Vlan mapping is not enabled, all messages on the interface will be sent in plain format.

This parameter specifies the VLAN identifier that is associated to the Maintenance Association.The FTM uses this VLAN identifier in the Service OAM messages its sends over the Service OAM ethernet link (configured in the OAMMEP managed object).This parameter identifies a Maintenance Domain. Up to 10 domains may exist on the BTS.

This parameter specifies if the transmission of AIS messages is enabled.

This parameter allows sending continuity check messages (ETH_CCM) towards the remote Maintenance Association Endpoints (MEPs) of the End Point. Changing the parameter from false (not allowed) to true (allowed) resets the CCM counters and alarms of all remote MEPs.This parameter specifies the ethernet link that the BTS uses for sending Service OAM messages. The parameter is a local managed object instance identifier (LMOID), i.e. a reference to an instance of object class ETHLK.Format: "FTM-1/ETHLK-1-*"This parameter identifies the Maintenance association Endpoint (MEP).

This parameter specifies the list of Maintenance Association Endpoints (MEPs) that are contained in the Maintenance Association.

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17...17 characters

1...8191, step 1

0...7, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...4294967295, step 1

0...4294967295, step 1

1...4294967295, step 1

0...65535, step 1

10...900 s, step 1 s

1...4, step 1

This parameter specifies the MAC address of the Maintenance Association End Point (MEP).Note:The MAC address must be a unicast MAC address.

This parameter identifies the Maintenance Association End Point (MEP).

This parameter specifies the PCP bits value to be used for Service OAM messages for this Maintenance association Endpoint (MEP).

This parameter specifies the Link OAM operational mode at the local peer. If false, the BTS will only respond to a remotely initiated discovery process, if active the BTS will itself initiate the process.

This parameter specifies for how long critical event flags must be cleared before the BTS clears the corresponding Link OAM Critical Event alarm.

1...10 seconds, step 1 seconds

This parameter specifies the threshold value for counting the Errored Frame Event. If the number of errored frames detected within the measurement window specified by efEventWindow is exceeded, the BTS transmits an OAM PDU Event Notification message for that event.This parameter specifies the measurement interval for counting the Errored Frame Event. If the number of errored frames detected within the measurement interval exceeds the threshold number specified in parameter efEventThreshold, the FTM transmits an OAM PDU Event Notification message for

1...60 seconds, step 1 seconds

This parameter specifies the threshold value for counting the Errored Frame Period Event. If the number of received errored frames within the measurement window specified by efpEventWindow is exceeded, the BTS transmits an OAM PDU Event Notification message for that event.This parameter specifies the measurement interval for counting the Errored Frames. If the number of received errored frames within the measurement interval exceeds the threshold number specified in parameter efpEventThreshold, the BTS transmits an OAM PDU Event Notification message for that event.This parameter specifies the threshold value for counting the Errored Frame Seconds Summary Event. If the number of errored frame seconds that occurred during the specified measurement interval specified by efssEventWindow is exceeded, the BTS transmits an OAM PDU Event Notification This parameter specifies the measurement interval for counting the Errored Frame Seconds Summary Event. If the number of errored frame seconds that occurred during the specified measurement interval exceeds the threshold number specified in parameter efssEventThreshold, the BTS transmits an OAM This parameter specifies how often the BTS repeats the transmission of OAM Events Notifications to its remote peer to increase the probability that they are received by the remote peer. The parameter specifies the total number of repetitive transmissions of such messages.

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This parameter specifies if the BTS supports Link OAM events. 0 (false), 1 (true)

1...40 characters

10...600 s, step 1 s

0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter identifies a Link OAM profile. 1...5, step 1

0...25000, step 1

64...1518, step 1

1...1, step 1

configuration of measurement type LTE Cell Availability

configuration of measurement type LTE Cell Load

configuration of measurement type LTE Cell Resource

This parameter describes a unique configurable name for each link OAM profile.

This parameter specifies the duration of a loopback operation initiated by the BTS or by the remote peer.

If set to "true", the FTM enables the discovery process for Link OAM loopback requests initiated by a remote network element. If set to "false", loopback initiated from the remote network are not accepted by the FTM. BTS allows to start only one loopback.

This parameter specifies the number of frames / second to be sent during loopback operation for Link OAM.Value 0 switched the test frame generator off.

This parameter specifies the ethernet frame size of test messages sent during loopback operation for Link OAM.

This parameter identifies the performance measurement common administration class. There is only one instance of class PMCADM.

The performance data reporting interval configures the time interval in which the Flexi Multiradio BTS uploads collected LTE performance measurement data to the Network Management system.

15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

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configuration of measurement type LTE Cell Throughput

configuration of measurement type LTE EPS Bearer

configuration of measurement type LTE Intersystem Handover

configuration of measurement type LTE Inter eNB Handover

configuration of measurement type LTE Intra eNB Handover

configuration of measurement type LTE Handover

configuration of measurement type LTE Power and Quality DL

configuration of measurement type LTE Power and Quality UL

configuration of measurement type LTE QoS

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

configuration of measurement type LTE Handover to eHRPD per eHRPD bandclass

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

configuration of measurement type LTE Neighbour Cell related Inter System Handover to GSM

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

configuration of measurement type LTE Neighbour Cell related Inter System Handover to UTRAN

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

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configuration of measurement type LTE RRC

configuration of measurement type LTE Radio Bearer

configuration of measurement type LTE S1AP

configuration of measurement type LTE Transport Load

configuration of measurement type LTE UE State

configuration of measurement type LTE X2AP

configuration of measurement type LTE eNB Load

1...1, step 1

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

configuration of measurement type LTE UE and Service Differentiation

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

configuration of measurement type LTE Neighbour cell related Handover

disabled (0), 15min (1), 30min (2), 60min (3), 360min (4), 720min (5), 1440min (6)

This parameter identifies the performance management measurement administration interface for Radio Network Layer. There is only one instance of class PMRNL.

Measurement interval for Ethernet interface statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for Ethernet Link measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

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Measurement interval for IPSec measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for IP Filtering measurement in minutes.Acceptable range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for IP Statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for L2 switch statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled. The parameter supports FTIB HW unit.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for PHB Statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for TAC statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for TOP FreqSync statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for TOP PhaseSync statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for TWAMP statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for VLAN IP Statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for VLAN PHB Statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

Measurement interval for VLAN interface statistics measurement in minutes.Acceptable Range is 0/15/30/60/360/720/1440 minutes, where '0' means disabled.

disabled (0), 15min (15), 30min (30), 60min (60), 360min (360), 720min (720), 1440min (1440)

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1...1 number, step 1 number

locked (0), unlocked (1)

3...4 characters

Not defined

This parameter specifies a Diff Servce Code Point value. 0...63, step 1

0...7, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

1...10000, step 1

This parameter identifies the performance management measurement configuration within BTS Transport. The value is always 1.

This parameter is used to lock and unlock the PDH interface.Locking the interface deactivates it. All alarms and any user data transfer on the interface is then suppressed.

This parameter specifies the attenuation for the signal from the transmitter. All attenuation values are specified in dB at 772 kHz. This parameter is only supported on T1 interfaces.

PDH_LBO_0 (1), PDH_LBO_7_5 (2), PDH_LBO_15 (3)

This parameter specifies the frame format of the PDH signal for a physical PDH interface of the unit.

For E1 the possible values are:- DOUBLEFRAME or

PDH_LINE_TYPE_DOUBLE_FRAME_G704 (1), PDH_LINE_TYPE_MULTI_FRAME_G704 (2), PDH_LINE_TYPE_EXTENThis parameter identifies the PDH interface.

Format: unit#-if#

whereThis tables maps Diff Servce Code Point (DSCP) values to Per Hop Behaviours (PHB) and VLAN priority bit (PCP) values.

The table has as most 64 entries, one for each possible DSCP value. For non-configured DSCP values, the following defaults are used:

This parameter designates a per hop behaviour wird drop precedence within the PHB class group for Assured Forwarding (AF) or the PHB classes Best Effort (BE) or Expedited Forwarding (EF).4 PHB classes are defined within the Assured Forwarding group (AF1 to AF4) and three drop precedences within each class. Within each class the drop precedence is as follows: 1 (e.g. AF41) = low drop precedence, 2 (e.g. AF42) = medium

expeditedForwarding (0), assuredForwardingClass43 (1), assuredForwardingClass42 (2), This parameter specifies the value of the VLAN priority bits for

a given DSCP value.

PHB class counters shall only be available when this parameter is enabled.

This is a set of 5 weight values for the traffic queues associated to the Per Hop Behaviours:- Assured Forwarding 4 (AF4)- Assured Forwarding 3 (AF3)- Assured Forwarding 2 (AF2)This is the weight value of the traffic queue associated to the Per Hop Behaviour Assured Forwarding Class 1 (AF1).

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1...10000, step 1

1...10000, step 1

1...10000, step 1

1...10000, step 1

1...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

0...63, step 1

1...14 characters

csfb (0), redir (1), both (2)

1...6, step 1

1...6, step 1

This is the weight value of the traffic queue associated to the Per Hop Behaviour Assured Forwarding Class 2 (AF2).

This is the weight value of the traffic queue associated to the Per Hop Behaviour Assured Forwarding Class 3 (AF3).

This is the weight value of the traffic queue associated to the Per Hop Behaviour Assured Forwarding Class 4 (AF4).

This is the weight value of the traffic queue associated to the Per Hop Behaviour Best Effort (BE).

This parameter identifies BTS transport Quality of Service (QOS) configuration. The value is always 1.

This parameter specifies if the DSCP value is overwritten in outgoing Site Support Equipment (SSE) messages. The new DSCP value itself is specified in parameter trafficTypesMap.

This tables maps traffic types to DSCP values. In this release the table contains entries for - Control plane traffic- ICMP traffic- IPSec IKE trafficThis is the Diff Service Code Point (DSCP) codes that the eNB should use for a specific traffic type.NOTE:On FSMr2 HW for traffic type C-Plane, the modification of dscp requires manual BTS reset to take new dscp value into use.This parameter specifies a traffic type.Allowed values are:CPLANE: Signalling transport (C-plane) between eNB and MME (S1AP protocol) and signalling transport between eNB nodes (X2AP protocol).The parameter selects the kinds of UE redirections (CS fallback, UE redirection with context release, both) for which GSM system information is included in the RRC Connection Release message.GSM system information (SI) will be added for up to 16 cells. SI for further GSM cells will be omitted even if configured via LNLRELG settings.

This parameter defines priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during CS Fallback with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

This parameter defines priority for target RAT in selection of redirection target during Emergency Call handling procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

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0...2047, step 1

0...65535, step 1

0...16383, step 1

0...1023, step 1

gsm1800 (0), gsm1900 (1)

This parameter selects the RAT to which the UE is redirected.

1...6, step 1

0...5, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

-90...90 deg., step 0.1 deg.

Not defined

This parameter must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000-HRPD or redirRAT=cdma2000-1xRTT.Specifies the cdma2000 band class.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Specifies the cdma2000 ARFCN.

The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

This parameter must be configured if redirRAT=cdma2000-HRPD or redirRAT=cdma2000-1xRTT.Specifies the eUTRA frequency (max value ref to 36.331)The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

This parameter must be configured if redirRAT=eutra.Specifies the UTRA frequency.The parameter value is based on the absolute radio-frequency channel number “ARFCN”.

This parameter must be configured if redirRAT=utraFDD or redirRat=utraTDD.List of GERAN ARFCN values (in addition to s).This parameter must be configured if redirGfollowingARFCNsSwitch=explicitListOfARFCNs

Indicator to distinguish the GERAN frequency band in case of ARFCN values associated with either GSM 1800 or GSM 1900 carriers.For ARFCN values not associated with one of those bands, the indicator has no meaning. eutra (0), geran (1),

utraFDD (2), cdma2000HRPD (3), cdma20001xRTT (4), utraTDD (5)This parameter defines priority for target RAT in selection of

redirection target during UE Context Release with redirection procedure.Value 1 means highest priority and value 6 lowest.

This parameter defines the number of redirection targets specified for the respective cell and this parameter is naming attribute of MOC REDRT.

Defines is RET AISG RET or Non-AISG RET.

Selectable values is 0 (false)= Siemens AISG1.1, TMARET RET, Siemens proprietary AISG1.1 RET and 1 (true )= 3GPP RET.The elevation angle between the direction orthogonal to the antenna element axis and the maximum of its main beam in the elevation plane. A positive electrical tilt angle means that the antenna beam is directed below the direction orthogonal to the antenna axis. The BTS creates the parameter to SCF. The A list containing: operating frequency band, beamwidth and the operation gain

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0...360 deg, step 1 deg

0...25.5 dBi, step 0.1 dBi

Antenna Bearing 0...359.9 deg, step 0.1 deg

Antenna height 0...999 m, step 1 m

Antenna location 0...31, step 1

Antenna model number 1...15 characters

Antenna serial number 1...17 characters

Antenna type according to the user scheme

1...72, step 1

Base Station ID 1...32 characters

The antenna beamwidth for the band. Some RET types may automatically update the beamwidth information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field.

The antenna operation band. Some RET types may automatically update the band information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field. One frequency band may be given only once.

Band I (1), Band II (2), Band III (3), Band IV (4), Band V (5), Band VI (6), Band VII (7), Band VIII (8), Band IX (9), Band X (10), Band XI The antenna gain for the band. Some RET types may

automatically update the gain information based on the configuration data downloaded into the RET device. Some devices may also restrict overwriting the field.

Antenna technology:0: voice; 1: data; 2: voice/data

voice (0), data (1), voice/data (2)

Type 1 (1), Type 2 (2), Type 3 (3), Type 4 (4), Type 5 (5), Type 6 (6), Type 7 (7), Type 8 (8), Type 9 (9)

Identifies the specific antenna line(s) assigned to the RET.

Note: If RET is used for another BTS (RET parameter connection set to 'External') the value of antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedAntennaInterface, because only this antenna line related detects and controls RET.

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0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter defines if Calibration has been done 0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines if a Configuration File DL is needed. 0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter defines if the Configuration has been done. 0 (false), 1 (true)

1...4000 characters

Defines the connection type for RET.

Defines HW Version of a RET unit. 1...30 characters

Installation Date 1...6 characters

Installer's ID 1...5 characters

Defines the manufacturer of the device 2...30 characters

-90...90 deg, step 0.1 deg

-90...90 deg., step 0.1 deg.

Exercise the antenna drive unit over its entire range of travel to ensure fault-free operation, and synchronize the measured and actual beam tilt of the antenna. Calibration of a RET device might take up-to 4 minutes according to 3GPP stardards. A typical time for the calibration is approximately 1-2 minutes.

This parameter is used to store and transfer a device specific configuration data to the BTS. Configuration data included within this parameter is downloaded to the device when requested by the user (see referred parameters). Configuration data download and usage is specified within 3GPP 25.463. Internal (0), Shared (1),

External (2)

This parameter defines the maximum allowed electrical tilt value. Changing the minimum or maximum values may cause incorrect tilt functionality if the values are not in the proper range. It is recommended to enter values only if they are not retrieved from the device after configuration file activation.The elevation angle between the direction orthogonal to the antenna element axis and the maximum of its main beam in the elevation plane. The BTS creates this parameter to SCF. The parameter value is read from the device. The user sets the parameter value at least once according to installation.

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-90...90 deg, step 0.1 deg

1...80 characters

3GPP protocol version 0...255, step 1

1...255, step 1

1...255, step 1

Sector ID 1...32 characters

1...80 characters

Defines Configuration File SW Version 1...30 characters

Not defined

Defines the minimum allowed electrical tilt value. Changing the minimum or maximum values may cause incorrect tilt functionality if the values are not in the proper range. It is recommended to enter values only if they are not retrieved from the device after configuration file activation.Defines the product code of the unit in question. Mandatory for 3GPP RET

The immediate update to the new parameter value applies either after administrative actions for the radio module, i.e. block and unblock, or a BTS restart.

The RET antenna unit number. For a single-antenna RET device, the RET antenna unit number is always 1. For a multi-antenna RET device, the RET antenna unit number starts at 1 and increases by 1 for each controlled antenna, with no numbering gaps allowed. The RET antenna unit number Defines the RET device type as a single-antenna RET device or a multi-antenna RET deviceDefines the RET device type as a single-antenna RET device or a multi-antenna RET device. A RET device controlling a single antenna will have one RET managed object instance whose RET device type is "SingleAntennaDevice". A RET

SingleAntennaDevice (0), MultiAntennaDevice (1)

This parameter defines the specific RET (Remote Electrical Tilting), which is vertical tilting for antenna.

Defines which antenna interface is scanned. Expected value: RMODx-ANTx and empty string where RMODx: 1...12 and ANTx: 1...6 It depends on radio module type which antennas are capable for scanning / AISG device detection.

NONE (-1), RMOD1-ANT1 (11), RMOD1-ANT2 (12), RMOD1-ANT3 (13), RMOD1-ANT4 (14), RMOD1-ANT5 (15),

Defines the serial number of the unit in question. Mandatory for 3GPP RET

The immediate update to the new parameter value applies either after administrative actions for the radio module, i.e. block and unblock, or a BTS restart.

Climate control Profiling parameter.Fan speed will be controlled according to module temperature and desired BTS fan profile.- Low Noise: Minimised noise for low and moderate ambient temperatures

Optimized Cooling (0), Linear (1), Low Noise (2)

The list contains information about all the system modules, their link id and the position in chain w.r.t. which the given radio module is connected with them. For e.g. if a radio module is being shared between EUTRA and GERAN then this list shall have two entries one corresponding to each of the technology's

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1...6, step 1

Defines the position in chain for the Radio Module in question 1...4, step 1

1...2, step 1

The list defines the external alarm input signals. Not defined

Sets the cancellation delay for the alarm. 0...86400 s, step 1 s

Defines the external alarm description. 1...64 characters

1...8, step 1

Sets the activation delay for the alarm. 0...86400 s, step 1 s

0 (false), 1 (true)

Not defined

Defines the RP3 port link to which the Radio Module is connected (direct or in chain).

In single LTE mode RP3 ports 1-5 (FSMr2) or 1-6 (FSMr3) can be used for radio modules.

Defines system module identification where radio module is connected (direct or in chain).

Defines the external alarm input lines. module, inUse, description, polarity and severity must be defined for input signals.

The number of supported input lines in RF module are defined in BTS Property File.Defines the used polarity of the external alarm line: normally open or normally closed. Normally_open: when the connector is open, there is no alarm. Normally_closed: when the connector is closed, there is no alarm.

Normally_open (0), Normally_closed (1)

Defines the seriousness of the external alarm condition in question. Minor = 1 Major = 2 Critical = 3.

Minor (1), Major (2), Critical (3)

This is used to indicate whether this EAC configuration is used by EUTRA.

Defines the external alarm output lines. module, inUse, description and initialState must be defined for Control Signals.

The number of supported input lines in RF module are defined in BTS Property File.

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Defines the external alarm description. 1...64 characters

1...4, step 1

Defines is particular external control line in use or not in use. 0 (false), 1 (true)

On (0), Off (1)

1...50 characters

Defines the product code of the unit in question. 1...80 characters

1...18, step 1

Defines the serial number of the unit in question. 1...80 characters

1...30, step 1

1...15, step 1

Defines the external alarm lines.

module, inUse, description and initialState must be defined for Control Signals. There are 4 output signals in FlexiBTS RF module.

Defines the initial state of the external control line after a reset of the BTS. The options are "On" and "Off". If the initial state is "On", current is going through.

This linkSpeed parameter defines the RP3-01 link speed between radio modules for master mode ports. This parameter can be set to all radio module variants but "6Gbps" option can be taken into use by BTS only for radio modules which have HW support for that speed.

3Gbps (3), 6Gbps (6), Auto (10)

Defines a location of Flexi module in free text with maximum 50 characters or has the value -1 (Not defined). The value -1 (Not defined) is not used at the commissioning file. Location can be e.g. place or address of the module.

This parameter identifies the radio module associated with the antenna line.

This is the number of unanswered heartbeat messages or data acknowledgements (within a time defined by RTO/T3-rtx and calculated internally in SCTP), used for declaring the SCTP association failure.

The overall maximum time that the eNB is trying to establish a SCTP association to a newly learned adjacent eNB after the eNB has received the IP address via ANR. The time the eNB is trying to establish mustn’t exceed maxSctpSetupTime.

1...480 seconds, step 1 seconds

This is the number of unanswered heartbeat messages or data acknowledgements (within a time defined by RTO/T3-rtx and calculated internally in SCTP), used for declaring SCTP path failure.

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1...60 s, step 1 s

1...60 s, step 1 s

0...60 s, step 1 s

This parameter is the naming attribute of MOC SCTP. 1...1, step 1

Not defined

Sets the cancellation delay for the alarm 0...86400 s, step 1 s

Defines the external alarm description. 1...64 characters

1...26, step 1

Defines if a particular EAC line is in use or not in use. 0 (false), 1 (true)

This parameter specifies the maximum value for retransmission timer T3-rtx when DATA or heartbeat was sent and no ACK has come back. Used for SCTP calculation range.

This parameter specifies the minimum value for retransmission timer T3-rtx when DATA or heartbeat was sent and no ACK has come back. Used for the SCTP calculation range.

This parameter defines the interval between two SCTP heartbeat messages, counted in seconds.

Climate control Profiling parameter.Fan speed will be controlled according to module temperature and desired BTS fan profile.- Low Noise: Minimized noise for low and moderate ambient temperatures

Optimized Cooling (0), Linear (1), Low Noise (2)

The list defines the external alarm input signals.

Note: The external alarms 13 and 14 are fixedly reserved for Flexi Power Module mains power break (external alarm 13) and failure (external alarm 14). 'Mains power break' shall be used as description for external alarm 13 and 'Power module failure'

Defines the external alarm lines. module, inUse, description, polarity and severity must be defined for input signals.

FlexiBTS system module:There are 14 input signals and with EAC box 26. Lines 13 and 14 are reserved for the Flexi Power Module and cannot be assigned to other use. Values 1-26 are allowed. Maximum total number of input signals is 26. In FSM release 3 module lines 7-

Defines the used polarity of the external alarm line: normally open or normally closed. Normally_open: when the connector is open, there is no alarm. Normally_closed: when the connector is closed, there is no alarm.

Normally_open (0), Normally_closed (1)

Defines the seriousness of the external alarm condition in question. Minor = 1 Major = 2 Critical = 3

Minor (1), Major (2), Critical (3)

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Sets the activation delay for the alarm 0...86400 s, step 1 s

Not defined

Defines the external control description. 1...64 characters

1...6, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

On (0), Off (1)

Not defined

1...6, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...50 characters

1...80 characters

The list defines the external alarm output signals.

For FlexiBTS system module supports up to 6 output signals.FlexiBTS system module FSMK supports up to 3 output signals.

Defines the external alarm lines. module, inUse, description and initialState must be defined for Control Signals.

FlexiBTS system module:There are 6 output signals. FSM release 3 module mixed lines use line numbers 1-6 if they have been configured to output lines. If mixed lines are configured to output lines then input lines cannot be configured to line number 7-12.

Defines if a particular external control line is in use or not in use.

Defines the initial state of the external control line after a reset of the BTS. The options are "On" and "Off". If the initial state is "On", current is going through.

The parameter linkList must be configured mainly in RF sharing configurations, where the configuration of the RP3 links for the radio modules depends on the shared RF technologies. If there is a need to change RP3-01 link speed then the linkList need to be defined also. In case of RF sharing, in the peer technology Defines the RP3 port link in system module to which the Radio Module is connected (direct or in chain).

In single LTE mode RP3 ports 1-5 (FSMr2) or 1-6 (FSMr3) can be used for radio modules.This linkSpeed parameter defines used the RP3-01 link speed between system module and first radio module. This parameter can be set to all FSM variants but "6Gbps" option can be taken into use by BTS only for FSMr3 HW.Note that normally default value "Auto" is optimal selection for all configurations, but some case for example optical network performance or SFP selection reasons there is needed to define fixed link speed.

3Gbps (3), 6Gbps (6), Auto (10)

This radioMaster parameter defines the BTS system module that controls O&M tasks in RF sharing.With value "true" this parameter defines a system module that controls radio SW updates, antenna line device parameters, and common radio parameters in case of single technology dedicated RF-module or master mode when RF-sharing feature Defines a location of Flexi module in free text with maximum 50 characters or has the value -1 (Not defined). The value -1 (Not defined) is not used at the commissioning file. Location can be e.g. place or address of the module.

Defines the product code of the unit in question.

Important note:In master technology SMOD prodCode is autodetected (set by system) and can neither be configured in SMOD creation nor modified.

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1...2, step 1

1...80 characters

0 (false), 1 (true)

Defines the technology to which this system module belongs

Not defined

0...8, step 1

1...2, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...1, step 1

1...1, step 1

System Module identification in terms of its distname index. The position of this radio module is defined with respect to this index

Defines the serial number of the unit in question.

Important note:In master technology SMOD serNum is autodetected (set by system) and can neither be configured in SMOD creation nor modified.A module which oscillator is used for source of the BTS site system clock. Other module(s) in a BTS are synch slave(s).The synchronization master depends on the RF sharing technologies. In 2G-LTE concurrent mode, EUTRA (LTE) is supported as synchronization master, where in 3G-LTE concurrent mode UTRAN (WCDMA) is the synchronization master.

GERAN (0), UTRAN (1), EUTRA (2)

This is the list of synchronization sources of the BTS. Up to 2 clock sources can be configured.

This parameter specifies the protocol of this clock source: PDH, synchronuous Ethernet, or Time over Packet.

clkPDH (1), clkSyncE (3), clkToP (4)

This parameter specifies either - the physical location of the PDH interface location on the unit for a PDH synchronization source, or - the physical location of the ethernet interface of the unit for the synchronous Ethernet synchronization source.This parameter determines the priority in which the Transport clock sources are to be taken into use. Value 1 ist highest priority: this clock source will be taken first.

This parameter enables SSM support (Synchronization Status Message) for Synchronuous Ethernet.

This is the maximum duration in seconds for which the actual SSM value may be less than ssmPRC or SSU_A or SSU_B clock quality. If the duration is surpassed, an alarm will be raised.

2...10 seconds, step 1 seconds

This parameter specifies the location of the unit providing the synchronisation source interface.NOTE: unitNumber parameter is ignored when clockProtocol parameter has value clkTop. In case of clkTop, unitNumber parameter is optional. For syncE sources FTIF & FIIF units will support both values 0 and 1, for FSM and FSI unitNumber can This parameter identifies the synchronisation protection group. The value is always 1.

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1...1, step 1

1...1, step 1

1...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

-5...-3, step 1

7...15 characters

1...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

-7...-6, step 1

This parameter identifies the clock synchronization configuration. The value is always 1.

This parameter identifies the MO instance for transport admission control for LTE.

This parameter identifies the Time Over Packet common configuration. The value is always 1.

This parameter activates/deactivates the feature "ToP with frequency synchronization".Note: ToP frequency synchronization (TOPF) is not supported for TDD release and therefore it cannot be activated.

This indicates how often a ToP sync message shall be send by the ToP master within the transmission duration request period. (The transmission duration request period is currently fixed to 300 seconds.)The following values are defined:This is the IP address of the ToP master. To be entered in dotted decimal format. The parameter must be configured if actTopFreqSynch = TRUE.ToP frequency synchronization (TOPF) is not supported for TDD release and only 0.0.0.0 address can be configured to IP address of the ToP master.This parameter identifies the Time Over Packet frequency sync configuration of the FTM. The value is always 1.

This parameter represents the accepted clock quality class. 6 (0), 7 (1), 52 (3), 187 (4), 248 (5), 13 (6), 14 (7), 58 (8), 193 (9), 135 (10), 140 (11), 145 (12)

This parameter activates/deactivates the feature "ToP with phase synchronization".Note:ToP phase synchronization is not supported for FDD release and therefore it cannot be activated.

This indicates how often a ToP sync message shall be send by the ToP master within the transmission duration request period (of 300 seconds).

The phase of the output phase of ToP phase synchronization will be adjusted by the value in terms of nanonseconds of this parameter.

-10000...10000 ns, step 1 ns

This parameter configures the communication mode for Timing over Packet to be either IP Unicast or Ethernet Multicast.

IP Unicast (0), Ethernet Multicast (1)

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0...255, step 1

Not defined

7...15 characters

1...1, step 1

locked (0), unlocked (1)

2...45 characters

1...65535, step 1

0...63, step 1

69...1400, step 1

0...100 %, step 0.01 %

0...1000000 us, step 100 us

This parameter selects the ToP domain number the BTS integrated slave clock belongs to.

This parameter configures the Ethernet MAC address to be used as destination address in Timing over Packet Ethernet frames sent by the BTS.

01-80-C2-00-00-0E (0), 01-1B-19-00-00-00 (1)

This parameter specifies a table that holds all properties of the configured Timing over Packet masters of the BTS.

This parameter specifies the IP address of the ToP master. To be entered in dotted format.

This parameter identifies the Time Over Packet phase sync configuration. The value is always 1.

This parameter locks or unlocks the TWAMP session. Locking a session stops it. Unlocking a session starts or re-starts it.Starting or re-starting a session clears all statistics and alarms for the session. Stopping a session clears TWAMP alarms but not TWAMP statistics.This parameter specifies the destination IP address of the TWAMP session. The TWAMP session must be locked, before its destination IP address can be changed.Both IP address formats can be used.Format: IPv4 address parameter in dotted decimals or IPv6 address parameter acc. to RFC 4291.This parameter specifies the destination port for TWAMP initiator messages. Changeing the destination port of the TWAMP session requires locking the session.

This parameter specifies the DSCP value to be used for transmission of TWAMP messages over the session. The corresponding mapping to a Per Hop Behavior priority queue is contained in table trafficTypesMap of the QOS managed object class.This parameter specifies the size of the TWAMP messages sent by the TWAMP initiator on this session. The value of the parameter shall not exceed the Maximum Transfer Unit value of the BTS and the configured TWAMP message source address must be identical with one of the configured eNB application or interface IP addresses (if This parameter specifies the threshold for raising the TWAMP session alarm for reasons of excessive packet loss ratio (PRL).The alarm is raised, if the packet loss ratio observed over a 15 minute evalutation period exceeds the threshold value. The alarm will be cleared if the packet loss ratio drops below the threshold value for 2 consecutive 15-minute observation This parameter specifies the threshold for raising the TWAMP session alarm for reasons of excessive round-trip-time (RTT).The alarm is raised if the average round-trip-time of the TWAMP messages, calculated during a 1-minute evaluation period, exceeds the configured threshold. The alarm will be cleared, if during 5 consecutive 1-minute periods the average

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2...45 characters

This parameter identifies a TWAMP session. 1...10, step 1

UTRA cell reselection timer 0...7 s, step 1 s

Not defined

1...1, step 1

This is a list Of UTRA FDD Carrier Frequencies Not defined

Contains the Downlink Frequency (Nd) as ARFCN value 0...16383, step 1

1...100, step 1

UTRA Maximum Allowed Transmit Power -50...33 dBm, step 1 dBm

-24...0 dB, step 1 dB

This parameter specifies the source IP address of TWAMP initiator messages. The TWAMP session must be locked, before its source IP address can be changed.

Both IP address formats can be used.

The parameter "Speed-dependent scaling factor for treselection UTRAN" in TS 36.304. If the field is not present, the UE behaviour is specified in TS 36.304.

The field t-ReselectionUTRA is multiplied by this factor if the UE is in the high mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

The field t-ReselectionUTRA is multiplied by this factor if the UE is in the medium mobility state as defined in 36.304.

0.25 (0), 0.5 (1), 0.75 (2), 1 (3)

This parameter uniquely identifies an UFFIM (UTRAN FDD Frequency Idle Mode configuration) managed object.

Weight factor of UTRA-FDD carrier frequency used by round robin algorithm for idle mode load balancing.When the parameter is not defined, the corresponding carrier is not used in selecting main target for IdleModeMobilityControlInfo for load balancing. Weighted round robin algorithm shall select always one target frequency for idle

This specifies the minimum required quality level in the cell in dB. It is not applicable to TDD cells or GSM cells or E-UTRA cells.

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This specifies the minimum required RX level in the cell in dBm -119...-25 dBm, step 2 dBm

0...7, step 1

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...31 dB, step 1 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

0...62 dB, step 2 dB

List of cells belonging to the same uplink comp set. 0...65535, step 1

This parameter uniquely identifies a ULCOMP instance. 0...8, step 1

-20...30 dB, step 1 dB

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

3...7 characters

Absolute priority of the UTRA carrier frequency

Equal priorities between RATs are not supported according to [3GPP 36.304].

This specifies the quality threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a higher priority UTRA RAT Not recognized by UEs < Rel9

This specifies the quality threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a lower priority UTRA RAT Not recognized by UEs < Rel9

This specifies the threshold used by the UE when reselecting towards a higher priority frequency X than the current serving frequency

This specifies the threshold used in reselection towards the frequency X priority from a higher priority frequency

Signal-Interference-Noise Ratio to be use for uplink CoMP operation.The received uplink signal from a neighbor cell is combined to the serving cell signal if its SINR is less than ulCoMPSinrThreshold below the SINR of the serving cell signal.Configure and designate EIF2(Outdoor)/EIF5(Indoor) in the BTS as an RP3-01 interface.NOTE: This parameter should be "false" by default for FSM and FSI. This parameter should be "true" by default for FSIH.By default the shared RP3-01/EIF port shall be used as Transport interface for FSM and FSI.The default is RF for FSIH.This parameter holds the slot number of the hardware unit of BTS transport. The value is always 1 (only 1 slot is available).

This parameter shows the hardware type of the installed Transport unit.

Values are:

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0...1, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...20.4 s, step 0.08 s

This parameter specifies the type of the Transport hardware unit that is expected to be installed.

Values are:

471720A (5), 471984A (8), FSM (12), FSI (14), 472311A (16), 472355A (17), 472467A (18), 472621A (19), 472922A Defines the authentication mode. This parameter is sent in the

MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in the RRC_CONNECTED mode only when the authIncluded parameter is set to TRUE.

Defines the authentication mode included indicator. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (CDMA2000 1xRTT) band class number associated with this cell.

bc0 (0), bc1 (1), bc2 (2), bc3 (3), bc4 (4), bc5 (5), bc6 (6), bc7 (7), bc8 (8), bc9 (9), bc10 (10), bc11 (11), bc12 (12), bc13 (13), bc14 (14), Defines the Daylight Savings Time (DST) indicator. This

parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in the RRC_CONNECTED mode only when the dayLtIncluded parameter is set to TRUE.

Defines whether the Daylight Savings Time (DST) indicator is included. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in the RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the Initial Fundamental Channel outer loop Eb/Nt setpoint for RC11. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

0...31.875 dB, step 0.125 dB

Defines the Initial Fundamental Channel outer loop Eb/Nt setpoint for RC12. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

0...31.875 dB, step 0.125 dB

Defines the Initial Fundamental Channel outer loop Eb/Nt setpoint for RC3. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

0...31.875 dB, step 0.125 dB

Defines the Initial Fundamental Channel outer loop Eb/Nt setpoint for RC4. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

0...31.875 dB, step 0.125 dB

Defines the Initial Fundamental Channel outer loop Eb/Nt setpoint for RC5. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

0...31.875 dB, step 0.125 dB

Defines the length of time the Inter Working Solution (IWS) waits for an acknowledgment after it sends the GCSNA1xCircuitService message indicating an acknowledgment is required. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in

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0...25.5 s, step 0.1 s

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...127, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...255 s, step 1 s

0 (false), 1 (true)

-12...12 h, step 0.5 h

0 (false), 1 (true)

0...7, step 1

0...999, step 1

6...255, step 1

6...255, step 1

Defines the length of time the UE retains the last received Generic Circuit Services Notification Application (GCSNA) sequence number and IWS_ID. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.Defines whether the homeReg parameter is included in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the 11th and 12th digits of an International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI).- When an IMSI has 12 or more digits, IMSI_11_12 is equal to the 11th and 12th digits of the IMSI. - When an IMSI has fewer than 12 digits, digits with a value equal to zero are added to the most significant side to obtain a total of 12 digits and the IMSI_11_12 is equal to the 11th and 12th digits of the resulting number.

Defines whether 15-digit IMSI_T addressing is supported. This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the total number of leap seconds since the start ofCDMA System Time (i.e. since Jan 6, 1980 00:00:00 UTC).This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode only when the lpSecIncluded parameter is set to TRUE.Defines whether the lpSec parameter is included in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the local time offset from CDMA system time. CDMA system time is based on GPS time. CDMA system time differs from local time by the local time offset and the number of leap seconds by which UTC and GPS time differ. The mobile station calculates the local time using the relation:Defines whether the ltmOff parameter is included in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the maximum number of alternative service options that the UE is allowed to include in the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) Origination message or in the CDMA2000 1xRTT Page Response message.This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.Defines the 3-digit MCC (Mobile Country Code) of the PLMN for the CDMA2000 1x Radio Transmission Technology (1xRTT) neighbor. A special value 1023 is also defined to correspond to the 3GPP2 escape code.Defines the minimum protocol revision level. This field is set to prevent UEs which cannot be supported by the Inter-Working Solution (IWS) from accessing the system. The eNodeB shall set this field to the minimum protocol revision level that the IWS supports.Defines the Protocol Revision level of the CDMA2000 1xRTT network.This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

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1...15, step 1

0 (false), 1 (true)

1...1, step 1

Defines the pilot Pseudo-Random Noise (PN) sequence offset index increment. A UE searches for Remaining Set pilots at pilot PN sequence index values that are multiples of this value.Set this field to the pilot PN sequence increment, in units of 64 PN chips, which UEs use for searching the remaining set. Set this field to the largest increment such that the pilot PN sequence offsets of all neighboring CDMA2000 1x Radio

Defines whether the pilotInc parameter is included in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

Defines the Preferred Access Channel Mobile Station Identifier Type.This parameter is sent in the MobilityParametersCDMA2000 Information Element (IE) in RRC_CONNECTED mode.

IMSISANDESN (0), IMSI (2), IMSIANDESN (3)

This parameter is the naming attribute Of MOC XPARAM.It uniquely identifies a XPARAM instance.

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Formula for Getting Internal Value Default Value

internal_value = gui_value

TLS (0)

internal_value = gui_value 389

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -100 dBm

internal_value = gui_value -100 dBm

internal_value = gui_value * 2 -12 dB

internal_value = gui_value 16

gui ==> internalTLS ==> 0TLS_OR_PLAIN_TEXT ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value 32

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

Not defined

allowed (0)

allowed (0)

allowed (0)

internal_value = gui_value 32

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

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internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

normal (0)

PS and CS (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10 0 dB

true

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10 -3 dB

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalleft ==> 0right ==> 1

gui ==> internalnormal ==> 0

gui ==> internalPS and CS ==> 0CS only ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalANT1 ==> 0ANT2 ==> 1ANT3 ==> 2ANT4 ==> 3

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true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 ns

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

false

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalAutomatic ==> -10 ==> 012 ==> 114.5 ==> 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 3784

singleHopBFD (0)

internal_value = gui_value 500

internal_value = gui_value 500

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

gui ==> internalsingleHopBFD ==> 0multiHopBFD ==> 1

gui ==> internalFT_3511_No connection to Flexi transport submodule ==> 1003511FT_6150_GTP-U Path Failure ==> 1006150FT_61028_LOF on unit U, interface IF ==> 1061028

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false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

FreqSync (0)

internal_value = gui_value 1

false

false

false

false

false

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalFreqSync ==> 0PhaseSync ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal30m ==> 0100m ==> 1300m ==> 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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false

false

false

false

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value * 10 1

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

false

false

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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true

true

true

internal_value = gui_value

true

true

true

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

2min (1)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1min ==> 02min ==> 15min ==> 210min ==> 3

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Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

gui ==> internalR8ListPartOnly ==> 0R9ExtensionPartPossible ==> 1

R9ExtensionPartPossible (1)

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

1 (3)

1 (3)

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

1 (3)

1 (3)

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

gui ==> internalR8ListPartOnly ==> 0R9ExtensionPartPossible ==> 1

R9ExtensionPartPossible (1)

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3

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Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Certificate_extension (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalCertificate_extension ==> 0Configuration_parameter ==> 1Extension_and_parameter ==> 2

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Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Enabled (1)

internal_value = gui_value 30 days

internal_value = gui_value 90 days

gui ==> internalPrimary_Manual ==> 0Secondary_Manual ==> 1Certificate_Extension ==> 2

gui ==> internalFailed ==> 0OK ==> 1

gui ==> internalDisabled ==> 0Enabled ==> 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value pkix

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1024

internal_value = gui_value 24 h

internal_value = gui_value

0 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal0 ==> 010 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 30

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1

Not defined

false

true

internal_value = gui_value 60

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 49392

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value 49151

Not defined

Offline (1)

Online (0)

false

Not defined

false

ADMIT_ALL (0)

locked (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 0.1%

RT_LINE_RATE (0)

gui ==> internalOnline ==> 0Offline ==> 1

gui ==> internalOnline ==> 0Offline ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalADMIT_ALL ==> 0ADMIT_TAGGED ==> 1

gui ==> internallocked ==> 0unlocked ==> 1

gui ==> internalRT_LINE_RATE ==> 0RT_1 ==> 1RT_2 ==> 2RT_3 ==> 3

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RT_LINE_RATE (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value -1

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 1

AUTODETECT (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalRT_LINE_RATE ==> 0RT_1 ==> 1RT_2 ==> 2RT_3 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalAUTODETECT ==> 01000MBIT_FULL ==> 1100MBIT_FULL ==> 210MBIT_FULL ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

Not defined

1 (3)

1 (3)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10 dB

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

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internal_value = gui_value 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

0

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -105 dBm

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 5

internal_value = gui_value 60 s

internal_value = gui_value 2 s

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

0 dB (15)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internaln4 ==> 0n8 ==> 1n12 ==> 2n16 ==> 3

gui ==> internal-24 dB ==> 0-22 dB ==> 1-20 dB ==> 2-18 dB ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 1500 octets

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value 4000 octets

internal_value = gui_value 4000 octets

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbps

TPS_OFF (0)

true

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalTPS_OFF ==> 0TPS_WFQ ==> 1TPS_PATH ==> 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value 1000

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

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internal_value = gui_value

false

false

false

false

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

gui ==> internalFTP_SERVER_ENABLED ==> 0FTP_SERVER_DISABLED ==> 1

FTP_SERVER_DISABLED (1)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

false

off (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

automatic (0)

noSwitchover (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internaloff ==> 0forced ==> 1probing ==> 2

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0primary ==> 1secondary ==> 2

gui ==> internalautomatic ==> 0primaryForced ==> 1secondaryForced ==> 2

gui ==> internalnoSwitchover ==> 0primaryRequested ==> 1secondaryRequested ==> 2

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false

false

RATE_10 (1)

internal_value = gui_value 5000

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10

Not defined

SINGLE (1)

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalRATE_1 ==> 0RATE_10 ==> 1

gui ==> internalSINGLE ==> 1RANGE ==> 2WILDCARD ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

false

exit (0)

internal_value = gui_value 30 seconds

Off (0)

false

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

true

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalexit ==> 0

gui ==> internalOff ==> 0Standby ==> 1Probing ==> 2Active ==> 3gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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SIZE_256 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 10 seconds

internal_value = gui_value 120 seconds

DH2 (0)

IKE_V2 (1)

BYPASS (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -1

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

gui ==> internalSIZE_64 ==> 0SIZE_128 ==> 1SIZE_256 ==> 2

gui ==> internalENC_NULL ==> 0ENC_AES_128_CBC ==> 1ENC_3DES_192_CBC ==> 2ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC ==> 3

ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC (3)

gui ==> internalDH2 ==> 0DH14 ==> 1

gui ==> internalENC_AES_128_CBC ==> 1ENC_3DES_192_CBC ==> 2ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC ==> 3

ENC_AES_128_CBC_OR_3DES_192_CBC (3)

gui ==> internalIKE_V1 ==> 0IKE_V2 ==> 1

gui ==> internalPROTECT ==> 0DISCARD ==> 1BYPASS ==> 2

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -1

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -1

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

internal_value = gui_value 86400 seconds

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

gui ==> internaln4 ==> 0n8 ==> 1n12 ==> 2n16 ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10 dB

internal_value = gui_value 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal-24 dB ==> 0-22 dB ==> 1-20 dB ==> 2-18 dB ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

0 dB (15)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -130 dBm

Not defined

0.5 (1)

0.5 (1)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal6mbw ==> 015mbw ==> 125mbw ==> 250mbw ==> 3

gui ==> internal-24 dB ==> 0-22 dB ==> 1-20 dB ==> 2-18 dB ==> 3

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3

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false

internal_value = gui_value 4000 octets

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbps

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1000

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 4

false

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Page 934: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

DSCP (0)

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalDSCP ==> 0PCP ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalTXRX ==> 0TX ==> 1RX ==> 2

Page 935: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

oamControlled (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internaloamControlled ==> 0enbControlled ==> 1

Page 936: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalunavailable ==> 0available ==> 1

gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 937: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

NC0 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

none (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalNC0 ==> 0NC1 ==> 1NC2 ==> 2RESET ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 0unavailable ==> 1available ==> 2

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0si ==> 1psi ==> 2

gui ==> internalnormal ==> 0extended ==> 1

Page 938: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalnormal ==> 0extended ==> 1

gui ==> internal6nrb ==> 015nrb ==> 125nrb ==> 250nrb ==> 3

Page 939: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

gui ==> internalOM ==> 0UE ==> 1X2 ==> 2

gui ==> internalssp0 ==> 0ssp1 ==> 1ssp2 ==> 2ssp3 ==> 3

gui ==> internal6nrb ==> 015nrb ==> 125nrb ==> 250nrb ==> 3gui ==> internalsa0 ==> 0sa1 ==> 1sa2 ==> 2sa3 ==> 3gui ==> internal6nrb ==> 015nrb ==> 125nrb ==> 250nrb ==> 3

Page 940: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

PSandCS (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalOM ==> 0UE ==> 1

gui ==> internalPSandCS ==> 0CSonly ==> 1

Page 941: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

false

false

Disabled (0)

false

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalDisabled ==> 0Enabled ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 942: RL60 Parameters

false

true

true

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 943: RL60 Parameters

false

Disabled (0)

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalDisabled ==> 0Enabled ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 944: RL60 Parameters

false

enabled (1)

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 0enabled ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 945: RL60 Parameters

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

enabled (1)

false

enabled (1)

true

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 0enabled ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 0enabled ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 946: RL60 Parameters

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

false

Not defined

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 947: RL60 Parameters

25kB (0)

internal_value = gui_value 1

50kB (1)

Not defined

125kB (4)

internal_value = gui_value 2

250kB (5)

Not defined

250kB (5)

internal_value = gui_value 3

500kB (7)

Not defined

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

Page 948: RL60 Parameters

250kB (5)

internal_value = gui_value 4

750kB (8)

Not defined

375kB (6)

internal_value = gui_value 5

1000kB (9)

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

true

middle (3)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui ==> internal25kB ==> 050kB ==> 175kB ==> 2100kB ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0very low ==> 1low ==> 2middle ==> 3

Page 949: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 512 kbps

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 8

qciPrio (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 104

gui ==> internalqciPrio ==> 0arpPrioPerVul ==> 1

Page 950: RL60 Parameters

Enabled (1)

Enabled (1)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 60 s

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

gui ==> internalDisabled ==> 0Enabled ==> 1

gui ==> internalDisabled ==> 0Enabled ==> 1

Page 951: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

true

false

internal_value = gui_value 1

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 9

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 952: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value 50000

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 256

internal_value = gui_value 20

internal_value = gui_value 64

internal_value = gui_value 60

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 24 h

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

spid (1)gui ==> internalplmn ==> 0spid ==> 1

Page 953: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 3

true

initializing (0)

internal_value = gui_value 500 ms

Not defined

true

true

8kBps (1)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalinitializing ==> 0commissioned ==> 1notCommisioned ==> 2configured ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal0kBps ==> 08kBps ==> 116kBps ==> 232kBps ==> 3

Page 954: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

3

infinity (4)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 101

internal_value = gui_value 4

7bit (0)

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal7bit ==> 012bit ==> 1

Page 955: RL60 Parameters

100ms (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 102

7bit (0)

150ms (1)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 103

12bit (1)

100ms (1)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 104

12bit (1)

gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0150ms ==> 1300ms ==> 2500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal7bit ==> 012bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0150ms ==> 1300ms ==> 2500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal7bit ==> 012bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal7bit ==> 012bit ==> 1

Page 956: RL60 Parameters

500ms (1)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 2

3

750ms (2)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 3

3

750ms (2)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 4

3

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3

Page 957: RL60 Parameters

750ms (2)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 5

3

750ms (2)

all equal (0)

10s (10)

false

Not defined

80ms (80)

2 (2)

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal300ms ==> 0500ms ==> 1750ms ==> 21500ms ==> 3gui ==> internalall equal ==> 0intra eNB HO prior inter eNB HO ==> 1intra prior X2 prior S1 ==> 2low prio S1 ==> 3gui ==> internal1s ==> 12s ==> 25s ==> 510s ==> 10gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 5060ms ==> 6070ms ==> 7080ms ==> 80gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 2

Page 958: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 46

true

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 31 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 31 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 101

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 1

ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_UM (1)

internal_value = gui_value 101

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalGBR ==> 0

gui ==> internalRLC_UM ==> 1

Page 959: RL60 Parameters

100ms (1)

internal_value = gui_value 5

Not defined

80ms (80)

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 26

false

internal_value = gui_value 16 %

internal_value = gui_value 35 %

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 144 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 144 kbps

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 5060ms ==> 6070ms ==> 7080ms ==> 80gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 2

Page 960: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 102

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 2

ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_UM (1)

internal_value = gui_value 102

100ms (1)

internal_value = gui_value 7

Not defined

80ms (80)

2 (2)

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalGBR ==> 0

gui ==> internalRLC_UM ==> 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 5060ms ==> 6070ms ==> 7080ms ==> 80gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 3

Page 961: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 46

false

internal_value = gui_value 16 %

internal_value = gui_value 35 %

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 128 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 64 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 103

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value 3

ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 2

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalGBR ==> 0

Page 962: RL60 Parameters

RLC_UM (1)

internal_value = gui_value 103

100ms (1)

internal_value = gui_value 6

Not defined

300ms (300)

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 28

false

internal_value = gui_value 16 %

internal_value = gui_value 35 %

2 (2)

gui ==> internalRLC_UM ==> 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal150ms ==> 150200ms ==> 200250ms ==> 250300ms ==> 300gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal2 ==> 23 ==> 3

Page 963: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 320 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 32 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 5

internal_value = gui_value 4

ENABLE (1)

GBR (0)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

300ms (3)

internal_value = gui_value 8

Not defined

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalGBR ==> 0

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0RLC_UM ==> 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

Page 964: RL60 Parameters

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 34

false

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 5

ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 1

100ms (1)

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal0 ==> 02 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalnonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

Page 965: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 9

NON-GBR (1)

internal_value = gui_value 40

Not defined

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 18

false

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 6

internal_value = gui_value 6

ENABLE (1)

gui ==> internalSIGNALLING ==> 0NON-GBR ==> 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 13 ==> 34 ==> 45 ==> 5

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal2 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

Page 966: RL60 Parameters

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

300ms (3)

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 20

Not defined

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 20

false

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 2

gui ==> internalnonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal1 ==> 13 ==> 34 ==> 45 ==> 5

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal2 ==> 23 ==> 3

Page 967: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 7

internal_value = gui_value 7

ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

100ms (1)

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value 10

Not defined

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 10

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalnonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal1 ==> 13 ==> 34 ==> 45 ==> 5

Page 968: RL60 Parameters

false

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value 8

ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

300ms (3)

internal_value = gui_value 11

internal_value = gui_value 5

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal2 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalnonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

Page 969: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 0

false

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 9

ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

gui ==> internal1 ==> 13 ==> 34 ==> 45 ==> 5

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal2 ==> 23 ==> 3

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalnonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0

Page 970: RL60 Parameters

300ms (3)

internal_value = gui_value 12

internal_value = gui_value 1

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

300ms (300)

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value 16 %

internal_value = gui_value 35 %

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 5060ms ==> 6070ms ==> 7080ms ==> 80gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 3

Page 971: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 128 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 64 kbps

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value

ENABLE (1)

nonGBR (1)

RLC_AM (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalDISABLE ==> 0ENABLE ==> 1

gui ==> internalGBR ==> 0nonGBR ==> 1

gui ==> internalRLC_AM ==> 0RLC_UM ==> 1

gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2300ms ==> 3

Page 972: RL60 Parameters

contentionBased (0)

internal_value = gui_value 0 s

Not defined

infinity (7)

internal_value = gui_value 1

120ms (23)

50ms (10)

50ms (10)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 101

5bit (0)

gui ==> internalcontentionBased ==> 0nonContentionBased ==> 1

gui ==> internaloff ==> 0rfMaster ==> 1rfShared ==> 2

gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 116 ==> 232 ==> 3

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 115ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

Page 973: RL60 Parameters

5bit (0)

50ms (10)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 102

5bit (0)

5bit (0)

50ms (10)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 103

10bit (1)

10bit (1)

50ms (10)

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

Page 974: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 104

10bit (1)

5bit (0)

50ms (10)

Not defined

64 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 2

120ms (23)

50ms (10)

50ms (10)

Not defined

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal5bit ==> 010bit ==> 1

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 116 ==> 232 ==> 3

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 115ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

Page 975: RL60 Parameters

64 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 3

120ms (23)

50ms (10)

50ms (10)

Not defined

64 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 4

120ms (23)

50ms (10)

50ms (10)

Not defined

gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 116 ==> 232 ==> 3

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 115ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 116 ==> 232 ==> 3

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 115ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

Page 976: RL60 Parameters

64 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 5

120ms (23)

50ms (10)

50ms (10)

internal_value = gui_value 900 s

2s (2)

nonGBRBufferBased (0)

rf128 (6)

conservative (0)

internal_value = gui_value 6

internal_value = gui_value 60

gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 116 ==> 232 ==> 3

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 115ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 05ms ==> 110ms ==> 215ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal0.5s ==> 01s ==> 12s ==> 24s ==> 3gui ==> internalnonGBRBufferBased ==> 0blind ==> 1

gui ==> internalrf2 ==> 0rf4 ==> 1rf8 ==> 2rf16 ==> 3gui ==> internalconservative ==> 0aggressive ==> 1

Page 977: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 150 min

internal_value = gui_value 150 min

internal_value = gui_value 5 s

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 500 ms

internal_value = gui_value 2000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 10 ms

internal_value = gui_value 10 ms

gui ==> internal128 ==> 128256 ==> 256

Page 978: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 100 ms

false

keepCellInService (0)

internal_value = gui_value -70 dBm

errorIndication (1)

480ms (9)

320ms (8)

480ms (9)

480ms (9)

320ms (8)

256ms (7)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 3 dB

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalkeepCellInService ==> 0disableCell ==> 1

gui ==> internalerrorIndication ==> 1supported ==> 2notSupported ==> 3

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

Page 979: RL60 Parameters

640ms (3)

320ms (8)

640ms (3)

320ms (8)

Not defined

0

Not defined

0

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal4s ==> 08s ==> 116s ==> 232s ==> 3gui ==> internal0% ==> 05% ==> 110% ==> 215% ==> 3

gui ==> internal4s ==> 08s ==> 116s ==> 232s ==> 3gui ==> internal0% ==> 05% ==> 110% ==> 215% ==> 3

Page 980: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

0

Not defined

0

Not defined

0

gui ==> internal4s ==> 08s ==> 116s ==> 232s ==> 3gui ==> internal0% ==> 05% ==> 110% ==> 215% ==> 3

gui ==> internal4s ==> 08s ==> 116s ==> 232s ==> 3gui ==> internal0% ==> 05% ==> 110% ==> 215% ==> 3

gui ==> internal4s ==> 08s ==> 116s ==> 232s ==> 3gui ==> internal0% ==> 05% ==> 110% ==> 215% ==> 3

Page 981: RL60 Parameters

true

true

false

false

false

QPSK (0)

false

true

false

false

false

none (0)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalQPSK ==> 016QAM ==> 116QAMHighMCS ==> 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0Dedicated ==> 1Coupled ==> 2

Page 982: RL60 Parameters

false

false

false

false

false

eUlLa (5)

PuschOLPucchOL (0)

internal_value = gui_value 15

internal_value = gui_value 20

internal_value = gui_value 70

internal_value = gui_value 5 %

internal_value = gui_value 10 %

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internaloff ==> 0slowAmcOllaATB ==> 4eUlLa ==> 5fUlLa ==> 6gui ==> internalPuschOLPucchOL ==> 0PuschOLPucchCL ==> 1PuschCLPucchOL ==> 2PuschCLPucchCL ==> 3

Page 983: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 35

internal_value = gui_value 60

internal_value = gui_value 15

internal_value = gui_value 20

internal_value = gui_value 1

locked (3)

internal_value = (gui_value + 115) -67 dBm

extendedDrxOnly (0)

Not defined

allEqual (0)

internal_value = gui_value 65536

gui ==> internalunlocked ==> 1shutting down ==> 2locked ==> 3

gui ==> internalextendedDrxOnly ==> 0allDrx ==> 1allUEs ==> 2

gui ==> internalallEqual ==> 0onlyX2 ==> 1

gui ==> internaln4 ==> 0n8 ==> 1n12 ==> 2n16 ==> 3

Page 984: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 5000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 7000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

Not defined

0.5 (1)

0.5 (1)

notBarred (1)

internal_value = gui_value 100

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internalbarred ==> 0notBarred ==> 1

Page 985: RL60 Parameters

0dB (15)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

none (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

20ms (2)

large (3)

true

gui ==> internal-24dB ==> 0-22dB ==> 1-20dB ==> 2-18dB ==> 3

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0DLonly ==> 1DLandUL ==> 2

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 120ms ==> 240ms ==> 3gui ==> internalvery_small ==> 0small ==> 1medium ==> 2large ==> 3gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 986: RL60 Parameters

FBT2 (1)

40ms (40)

internal_value = gui_value 1

true

Not defined

0 (1)

1 (0)

0 (1)

0 (1)

0 (1)

64n (4)

128rf (2)

gui ==> internalFBT1 ==> 0FBT2 ==> 1

gui ==> internal2ms ==> 25ms ==> 510ms ==> 1020ms ==> 20

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal-2 ==> 00 ==> 12 ==> 2

gui ==> internal1 ==> 03 ==> 15 ==> 2

gui ==> internal-2 ==> 00 ==> 11 ==> 22 ==> 3gui ==> internal-2 ==> 00 ==> 12 ==> 2

gui ==> internal-2 ==> 00 ==> 12 ==> 2

gui ==> internal4n ==> 08n ==> 116n ==> 232n ==> 3gui ==> internal32rf ==> 064rf ==> 1128rf ==> 2256rf ==> 3

Page 987: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 2

false

false

internal_value = gui_value * 10 0 dB

10 MHz (100)

false

internal_value = gui_value 0 %

QPSK (0)

TXDiv (10)

true

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1.4 MHz ==> 143 MHz ==> 305 MHz ==> 5010 MHz ==> 100gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalQPSK ==> 016QAM ==> 164QAM ==> 2

gui ==> internalSingleTX ==> 0TXDiv ==> 104-way TXDiv ==> 11Dynamic Open Loop MIMO ==> 30gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 988: RL60 Parameters

3 db (1)

internal_value = gui_value * 10 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 10 0 dB

0dB (0)

internal_value = gui_value * 10 10 %

internal_value = gui_value 2

true

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0 dB

DCI format 1C (0)

PFsch (1)

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.98

gui ==> internal1 db ==> 03 db ==> 16 db ==> 2infinite ==> 3

gui ==> internal0dB ==> 01.77dB ==> 13dB ==> 24.77dB ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalDCI format 1C ==> 0

gui ==> internalTTA ==> 0PFsch ==> 1

gui ==> internalnot used ==> 0PRBs with PSS or SSS used ==> 1PRBs with PSS or SSS and PBCH used ==> 2

PRBs with PSS or SSS and PBCH used (2)

Page 989: RL60 Parameters

true

Not defined

1 (1)

internal_value = gui_value 45

Not defined

200 (200)

160ms (160)

6 (6)

101 (101)

internal_value = gui_value 30

4 (4)

Not defined

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 1

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal40ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80160ms ==> 160

gui ==> internal6 ==> 68 ==> 810 ==> 1020 ==> 20gui ==> internal101 ==> 101

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16

Page 990: RL60 Parameters

2560 (2560)

1280ms (1280)

10 (10)

102 (102)

internal_value = gui_value 30

16 (16)

Not defined

10 (10)

160ms (160)

6 (6)

103 (103)

internal_value = gui_value 30

gui ==> internal750 ==> 7501280 ==> 12801920 ==> 19202560 ==> 2560gui ==> internal320ms ==> 320640ms ==> 6401280ms ==> 12802560ms ==> 2560gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal102 ==> 102

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal40ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80160ms ==> 160320ms ==> 320gui ==> internal6 ==> 610 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 30gui ==> internal103 ==> 103

Page 991: RL60 Parameters

16 (16)

Not defined

4 (4)

40ms (40)

6 (6)

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 40

4 (4)

Not defined

10 (10)

80ms (80)

6 (6)

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal20ms ==> 2040ms ==> 40

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal2 ==> 2

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 24 ==> 46 ==> 6

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal40ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4

Page 992: RL60 Parameters

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 30

4 (4)

Not defined

500 (500)

320ms (320)

10 (10)

4 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 20

16 (16)

Not defined

2560 (2560)

gui ==> internal3 ==> 3

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 24 ==> 46 ==> 6

gui ==> internal200 ==> 200300 ==> 300500 ==> 500750 ==> 750gui ==> internal160ms ==> 160320ms ==> 320

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal4 ==> 4

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16

gui ==> internal750 ==> 7501280 ==> 12801920 ==> 19202560 ==> 2560

Page 993: RL60 Parameters

2560ms (2560)

10 (10)

5 (5)

internal_value = gui_value 10

16 (16)

Not defined

4 (4)

40ms (40)

6 (6)

2 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 40

4 (4)

gui ==> internal640ms ==> 6401280ms ==> 12802560ms ==> 2560

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal5 ==> 5

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal20ms ==> 2040ms ==> 40

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal2 ==> 2

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 24 ==> 46 ==> 6

Page 994: RL60 Parameters

40ms (40)

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 124

Not defined

10 (10)

80ms (80)

6 (6)

3 (3)

internal_value = gui_value 30

4 (4)

40ms (40)

internal_value = gui_value 5

gui ==> internal10ms ==> 1020ms ==> 2040ms ==> 40

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal40ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal3 ==> 3

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 24 ==> 46 ==> 6gui ==> internal20ms ==> 2040ms ==> 40

Page 995: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 6

Not defined

50 (50)

320ms (320)

10 (10)

4 (4)

internal_value = gui_value 20

16 (16)

80ms (80)

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 4

Not defined

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal160ms ==> 160320ms ==> 320

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal4 ==> 4

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16gui ==> internal10ms ==> 1020ms ==> 2040ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80

Page 996: RL60 Parameters

50 (50)

2560ms (2560)

10 (10)

5 (5)

internal_value = gui_value 10

16 (16)

80ms (80)

internal_value = gui_value 16

internal_value = gui_value 32

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 23 ==> 34 ==> 4gui ==> internal640ms ==> 6401280ms ==> 12802560ms ==> 2560

gui ==> internal10 ==> 1020 ==> 2030 ==> 3040 ==> 40gui ==> internal5 ==> 5

gui ==> internal4 ==> 46 ==> 68 ==> 816 ==> 16gui ==> internal10ms ==> 1020ms ==> 2040ms ==> 4080ms ==> 80

gui ==> internalbarred ==> 1Not barred ==> 2

Page 997: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 30

internal_value = gui_value 30

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value * 20 0.8

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 18000

internal_value = gui_value

true

true

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 998: RL60 Parameters

true

true

false

true

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 %

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalheight ==> 1depth ==> 2

gui ==> internalnorth ==> 1south ==> 2

Page 999: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 0 degree

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value -2

internal_value = gui_value

fc4 (4)

fc4 (4)

fc4 (4)

fc4 (4)

fc4 (4)

fc4 (4)

gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3

Page 1000: RL60 Parameters

fc4 (4)

fc2 (2)

Not defined

Not Reserved (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

none (0)

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 5

internal_value = gui_value 5

internal_value = gui_value 5

gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3gui ==> internalfc0 ==> 0fc1 ==> 1fc2 ==> 2fc3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalNot Reserved ==> 0Reserved ==> 1

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0l2only ==> 1l2andl3 ==> 2

Page 1001: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 12

interSubFrame (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 7000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 5000 ms

internal_value = gui_value 1000 ms

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

gui ==> internalinterSubFrame ==> 0

gui ==> internalscenario1 ==> 1scenario 3 ==> 3

Page 1002: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value * 2 2 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 12 s

internal_value = gui_value 60 %

internal_value = gui_value 85 %

internal_value = gui_value 80 %

1 (1000)

internal_value = gui_value 60 s

internal_value = gui_value 50 %

internal_value = gui_value 75 %

gui ==> internal0.001 ==> 10.002 ==> 20.005 ==> 50.01 ==> 10

Page 1003: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 50 %

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 %

internal_value = gui_value 5 ms

internal_value = gui_value 30 s

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 5

internal_value = gui_value 10

allowed (0)

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0notAllowed ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1004: RL60 Parameters

medium (1)

internal_value = gui_value -10 dB

internal_value = gui_value 170000 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 60000 kbps

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.12

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.12

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.12

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.26

internal_value = gui_value 75 %

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value 600

internal_value = gui_value 300

gui ==> internalslow ==> 0medium ==> 1fast ==> 2

Page 1005: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 50

internal_value = gui_value 100

internal_value = gui_value 300

internal_value = gui_value 440

internal_value = gui_value 14

internal_value = gui_value 14

ueCapability (0)

cpichRSCP (0)

cpichRSCP (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value * 10 7

gui ==> internalueCapability ==> 0OaM ==> 1

gui ==> internalcpichRSCP ==> 0cpichEcN0 ==> 1

gui ==> internalcpichRSCP ==> 0cpichEcN0 ==> 1

Page 1006: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value * 10 8

internal_value = gui_value * 20 1.4

internal_value = gui_value * 20 1.6

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value * 10 7

internal_value = gui_value * 10 8

internal_value = gui_value * 20 1.4

internal_value = gui_value * 20 1.6

internal_value = gui_value 30 kbps

internal_value = gui_value 30 kbps

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Page 1007: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value 5

30s (0)

30s (0)

2 (0)

internal_value = gui_value 36

n10 (6)

n1 (0)

internal_value = gui_value 2

0dB (15)

gui ==> internal30s ==> 060s ==> 1120s ==> 2180s ==> 3gui ==> internal30s ==> 060s ==> 1120s ==> 2180s ==> 3gui ==> internal2 ==> 04 ==> 18 ==> 216 ==> 3

gui ==> internaln1 ==> 0n2 ==> 1n3 ==> 2n4 ==> 3gui ==> internaln1 ==> 0n2 ==> 1n3 ==> 2n4 ==> 3

gui ==> internal-24dB ==> 0-22dB ==> 1-20dB ==> 2-18dB ==> 3

Page 1008: RL60 Parameters

disabled (0)

internal_value = gui_value -116 dBm

internal_value = gui_value -80 dBm

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

quarterT (4)

4 (2)

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value 4

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 0enabled ==> 1

gui ==> internaloneT ==> 2halfT ==> 3quarterT ==> 4oneEighthT ==> 5gui ==> internal1 ==> 02 ==> 14 ==> 28 ==> 3

Page 1009: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 4

internal_value = gui_value * 20 0.8

internal_value = gui_value * 10 -5

internal_value = gui_value * 10 1 %

internal_value = gui_value * 20 0.5

wideband (0)

Not defined

false

periodicIntraFreq (0)

32 (32)

10240ms (8)

Normal (0)

gui ==> internalwideband ==> 0UE_selected ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalperiodicIntraFreq ==> 0

gui ==> internal1 ==> 12 ==> 24 ==> 48 ==> 8gui ==> internal120ms ==> 1240ms ==> 2480ms ==> 3640ms ==> 4gui ==> internalNormal ==> 0Extended ==> 1

Page 1010: RL60 Parameters

N = 1/6 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 12

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value

false

2dB (1)

10 (6)

Not Reserved (0)

151 (151)

Not defined

gui ==> internalN = 1/6 ==> 0N = 1/2 ==> 1N = 1 ==> 2N = 2 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal0dB ==> 02dB ==> 14dB ==> 26dB ==> 3gui ==> internal3 ==> 04 ==> 15 ==> 26 ==> 3gui ==> internalNot Reserved ==> 0Reserved ==> 1

gui ==> internal6 PRB ==> 615 PRB ==> 1525 PRB ==> 2550 PRB ==> 50gui ==> internal151 ==> 151152 ==> 152153 ==> 153156 ==> 156

Page 1011: RL60 Parameters

0

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value 10

2dB (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -130 dBm

gui ==> internal2 bits ==> 24 bits ==> 48 bits ==> 816 bits ==> 16

gui ==> internal0dB ==> 01dB ==> 12dB ==> 23dB ==> 3

Page 1012: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

64ms (7)

internal_value = gui_value 5

10 dB (4)

40 (9)

32 (7)

10 (7)

internal_value = gui_value 5

144 bits (1)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 100 1.03

internal_value = gui_value * 100 1.02

gui ==> internal8ms ==> 016ms ==> 124ms ==> 232ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal-infinity ==> 00 dB ==> 15 dB ==> 28 dB ==> 3gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 112 ==> 216 ==> 3gui ==> internal4 ==> 08 ==> 112 ==> 216 ==> 3gui ==> internal2 ==> 03 ==> 14 ==> 25 ==> 3

gui ==> internal56 bits ==> 0144 bits ==> 1208 bits ==> 2256 bits ==> 3

Page 1013: RL60 Parameters

false

false

false

internal_value = gui_value 50 PRB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 50 PRB

internal_value = gui_value 1 PRB

false

false

2 (1)

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal1 ==> 02 ==> 1

Page 1014: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

1024ms (4)

480ms (9)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 20) * 2 -15 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 20) * 2 -12 dB

Not defined

480ms (9)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 -19 dB

internal_value = gui_value 0

forbidden (1)

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

gui ==> internalforbidden ==> 1R81xCsfbEnforced ==> 2R9e1xCsfb ==> 3

Page 1015: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 62 dB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Page 1016: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 16 dB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

SIB2 (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 1

SIB3 (1)

Not defined

gui ==> internal1ms ==> 02ms ==> 15ms ==> 210ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal80ms ==> 0160ms ==> 1320ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

gui ==> internalSIB2 ==> 0

gui ==> internal80ms ==> 0160ms ==> 1320ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

gui ==> internalSIB3 ==> 1

gui ==> internal80ms ==> 0160ms ==> 1320ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

Page 1017: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 1

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value 5

-4 dB (1)

-4 dB (1)

30s (0)

30s (0)

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value 10

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalSIB4 ==> 2SIB5 ==> 3SIB6 ==> 4SIB7 ==> 5

gui ==> internal-6 dB ==> 0-4 dB ==> 1-2 dB ==> 20 dB ==> 3gui ==> internal-6 dB ==> 0-4 dB ==> 1-2 dB ==> 20 dB ==> 3gui ==> internal30s ==> 060s ==> 1120s ==> 2180s ==> 3gui ==> internal30s ==> 060s ==> 1120s ==> 2180s ==> 3

Page 1018: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 7

internal_value = gui_value 1

SingleTx (0)

400ms (3)

400ms (3)

internal_value = gui_value 8000 ms

500ms (2)

500ms (3)

1000ms (5)

4000ms (5)

2000ms (6)

3000ms (1)

gui ==> internalSingleTx ==> 0TxDiv ==> 1

gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0200ms ==> 1300ms ==> 2400ms ==> 3gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0200ms ==> 1300ms ==> 2400ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0200ms ==> 1500ms ==> 21000ms ==> 3gui ==> internal100ms ==> 1200ms ==> 2500ms ==> 31000ms ==> 4gui ==> internal50ms ==> 0100ms ==> 1150ms ==> 2200ms ==> 3gui ==> internal100ms ==> 0200ms ==> 1500ms ==> 21000ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 050ms ==> 1100ms ==> 2200ms ==> 3gui ==> internal1000ms ==> 03000ms ==> 15000ms ==> 210000ms ==> 3

Page 1019: RL60 Parameters

180min (180)

internal_value = gui_value 300 s

internal_value = gui_value 3000 ms

10ms (1)

20sf (1)

0sf (0)

320 ms (0)

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

internal_value = gui_value 2000 ms

internal_value = gui_value * 100 0.52 us

10240 (6)

internal_value = gui_value 2000 subframes

gui ==> internal5min ==> 510min ==> 1020min ==> 2030min ==> 30

gui ==> internal5ms ==> 010ms ==> 116ms ==> 220ms ==> 3gui ==> internal10sf ==> 020sf ==> 150sf ==> 2100sf ==> 3gui ==> internal0sf ==> 010sf ==> 120sf ==> 250sf ==> 3gui ==> internal320 ms ==> 0640 ms ==> 11280 ms ==> 22560 ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal500 ==> 0750 ==> 11280 ==> 21920 ==> 3

Page 1020: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 4 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -50 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -117 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -112 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -100 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -115 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -96 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -116 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -114 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -122 dBm

Page 1021: RL60 Parameters

0.5 (1)

0.5 (1)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 6 %

internal_value = gui_value 15 %

internal_value = gui_value * 10 1 dB

10 MHz (100)

MRC (0)

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value 10 %

true

internal_value = gui_value 30 tb

internal_value = gui_value 1

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21.0 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21.0 ==> 3

gui ==> internal1.4 MHz ==> 143 MHz ==> 305 MHz ==> 5010 MHz ==> 100gui ==> internalMRC ==> 0IRC ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1022: RL60 Parameters

alpha 1 (7)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value -100 dBm

internal_value = gui_value * 10 1

internal_value = gui_value * 5 2

internal_value = gui_value 25 TTI

internal_value = gui_value * 2 -104 dBm

-96 dBm (12)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value -118 dBm

internal_value = gui_value -1 dB

internal_value = gui_value -113 dBm

gui ==> internalalpha 0 ==> 0alpha 0.4 ==> 1alpha 0.5 ==> 2alpha 0.6 ==> 3

gui ==> internal-120 dBm ==> 0-118 dBm ==> 1-116 dBm ==> 2-114 dBm ==> 3

Page 1023: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 2 dB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value -103 dBm

internal_value = gui_value 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value -88 dBm

internal_value = gui_value 20 dB

internal_value = gui_value / 2 4 dB

internal_value = gui_value 50 ms

ExhaustiveFD (1)

internal_value = gui_value 2

internal_value = gui_value 3

internal_value = gui_value 104

gui ==> internalRoundRobinFD ==> 0ExhaustiveFD ==> 1MixedFD ==> 2

Page 1024: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

channel unaware (0)

Not defined

deltaF1 (1)

deltaF0 (0)

internal_value = gui_value 10 dB

internal_value = gui_value

0dB (15)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalchannel unaware ==> 0channel aware ==> 1interference aware ==> 2

gui ==> internaldeltaF1 ==> 1deltaF2 ==> 2

gui ==> internaldeltaF0 ==> 0

gui ==> internal-24dB ==> 0-22dB ==> 1-20dB ==> 2-18dB ==> 3

Page 1025: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -120 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 110) -95 dBm

512ms (10)

dcs1800 (0)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 2 dB

internal_value = gui_value

0

480ms (2)

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -114 dBm

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

Page 1026: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value * -2 -14 dB

480ms (9)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 255

true

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

640ms (3)

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

Page 1027: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value * 10 3 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 10

240ms (1)

320ms (8)

240ms (1)

256ms (7)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

Page 1028: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

rsrp (0)

0dB (15)

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -116 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -114 dBm

internal_value = gui_value -100 dBm

internal_value = gui_value * 10 -12 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 24) * 2 -18 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 115) -110 dBm

256ms (7)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalrsrp ==> 0rsrq ==> 1both ==> 2

gui ==> internalmbw6 ==> 0mbw15 ==> 1mbw25 ==> 2mbw50 ==> 3gui ==> internal-24dB ==> 0-22dB ==> 1-20dB ==> 2-18dB ==> 3

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

Page 1029: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = (gui_value + 140) -117 dBm

internal_value = (gui_value + 24) * 2 -14.5 dB

internal_value = (gui_value + 115) -105 dBm

320ms (8)

internal_value = gui_value * 2 0 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 2 2 dB

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 16

internal_value = gui_value 0 dB

480ms (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal0ms ==> 040ms ==> 164ms ==> 280ms ==> 3

gui ==> internal120ms ==> 0240ms ==> 1480ms ==> 2640ms ==> 3

Page 1030: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 32

internal_value = gui_value 8

internal_value = gui_value * -2 -12 dB

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

unlocked (1)

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalunlocked ==> 1locked ==> 3

Page 1031: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

allowed (0)

gui ==> internalunavailable ==> 0available ==> 1

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

Page 1032: RL60 Parameters

0dB (15)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

allowed (0)

internal_value = gui_value

automatic (0)

gui ==> internal-24dB ==> 0-22dB ==> 1-20dB ==> 2-18dB ==> 3

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1onlyS1 ==> 2

gui ==> internalautomatic ==> 0manual ==> 1

gui ==> internalunavailable ==> 0available ==> 1

Page 1033: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

allowed (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

automatic (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

forbidden (1)

allowed (0)

forbidden (1)

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalautomatic ==> 0manual ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

Page 1034: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

automatic (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

allowed (0)

allowed (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalautomatic ==> 0manual ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

Page 1035: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

forbidden (1)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbit/s

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbit/s

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 kbit/s

internal_value = gui_value 0

gui ==> internalallowed ==> 0forbidden ==> 1

Page 1036: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 215 mA

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalBand I ==> 1Band II ==> 2Band III ==> 3Band IV ==> 4

Page 1037: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 100

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 100

internal_value = gui_value * 100

gui ==> internalInternal ==> 0Shared ==> 1External ==> 2

gui ==> internalNot Defined ==> -1LNA1 ==> 0LNA2 ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1038: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 100

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalWMHA ==> 0WMHB ==> 1WMHC ==> 2WMHD ==> 3

gui ==> internalNONE ==> -1RMOD1-ANT1 ==> 11RMOD1-ANT2 ==> 12RMOD1-ANT3 ==> 13

Page 1039: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

0

BTS1 (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalNone ==> -1BTS1 ==> 0BTS2 ==> 1NODEB0 ==> 2

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

Page 1040: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1041: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 %

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

dcs1800 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

dcs1800 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

both (2)

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internalcsfb ==> 0redir ==> 1both ==> 2

Page 1042: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internaleutra ==> 0geran ==> 1utraFDD ==> 2utraTDD ==> 3

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

Page 1043: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internal0bc ==> 01bc ==> 12bc ==> 23bc ==> 3

gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

Page 1044: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0 %

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

dcs1800 (0)gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

Page 1045: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

dcs1800 (0)

internal_value = gui_value

both (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internaldcs1800 ==> 0pcs1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internalcsfb ==> 0redir ==> 1both ==> 2

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

Page 1046: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 15 min

false

gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internaleutra ==> 0geran ==> 1utraFDD ==> 2utraTDD ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1047: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

falsegui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalnone ==> 0UTRAN-EUTRA ==> 1UTRAN-GERAN ==> 2EUTRA-GERAN ==> 3

Page 1048: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10000

true

gui ==> internal(GMT-11) Etc/GMT+11 ==> 0(GMT-11) MIT ==> 1(GMT-11) Pacific/Apia ==> 2(GMT-11) Pacific/Midway ==> 3

gui ==> internalNone ==> 0SMOD1-IF1 ==> 1SMOD1-IF2 ==> 2SMOD1-IF3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalNone ==> 0SMOD1-IF1 ==> 1SMOD1-IF2 ==> 2SMOD1-IF3 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1049: RL60 Parameters

Not defined

false

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 49151

internal_value = gui_value 0.0.0.0

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0UEspecific ==> 1nonUEspecific ==> 2

Page 1050: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

None (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

None (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

None (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0Specific ==> 1None ==> 2

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0UEspecific ==> 1nonUEspecific ==> 2

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0Specific ==> 1None ==> 2

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0UEspecific ==> 1nonUEspecific ==> 2

gui ==> internalAll ==> 0Specific ==> 1None ==> 2

Page 1051: RL60 Parameters

CCM_1SEC (3)

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

gui ==> internalCCM_3_33MS ==> 0CCM_10MS ==> 1CCM_100MS ==> 2CCM_1SEC ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1052: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 00:00:00:00:00:00

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 7

false

internal_value = gui_value 1 seconds

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1 seconds

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 60 s

internal_value = gui_value 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1053: RL60 Parameters

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10 s

false

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value 64

internal_value = gui_value 1

60min (3)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal15min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3

Page 1054: RL60 Parameters

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3

Page 1055: RL60 Parameters

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

15min (1)

internal_value = gui_value 1

15min (15)

15min (15)

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 130min ==> 260min ==> 3

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60

Page 1056: RL60 Parameters

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

15min (15)

gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60gui ==> internaldisabled ==> 015min ==> 1530min ==> 3060min ==> 60

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internal_value = gui_value 1 number

locked (0)

PDH_LBO_0 (1)

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 0

false

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 10

gui ==> internallocked ==> 0unlocked ==> 1

gui ==> internalPDH_LBO_0 ==> 1PDH_LBO_7_5 ==> 2PDH_LBO_15 ==> 3

gui ==> internalPDH_LINE_TYPE_DOUBLE_FRAME_G704 ==> 1PDH_LINE_TYPE_MULTI_FRAME_G704 ==> 2

gui ==> internalexpeditedForwarding ==> 0assuredForwardingClass43 ==> 1assuredForwardingClass42 ==> 2assuredForwardingClass41 ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1058: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 100

internal_value = gui_value 1000

internal_value = gui_value 10000

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

false

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

both (2)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalcsfb ==> 0redir ==> 1both ==> 2

Page 1059: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

Not defined

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3

gui ==> internalgsm1800 ==> 0gsm1900 ==> 1

gui ==> internaleutra ==> 0geran ==> 1utraFDD ==> 2cdma2000HRPD ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui ==> internalBand I ==> 1Band II ==> 2Band III ==> 3Band IV ==> 4

gui ==> internalvoice ==> 0data ==> 1voice/data ==> 2

gui ==> internalType 1 ==> 1Type 2 ==> 2Type 3 ==> 3Type 4 ==> 4

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false

false

false

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value * 10

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalInternal ==> 0Shared ==> 1External ==> 2

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internal_value = gui_value * 10

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Optimized Cooling (0)

Not defined

gui ==> internalSingleAntennaDevice ==> 0MultiAntennaDevice ==> 1

gui ==> internalNONE ==> -1RMOD1-ANT1 ==> 11RMOD1-ANT2 ==> 12RMOD1-ANT3 ==> 13

gui ==> internalOptimized Cooling ==> 0Linear ==> 1Low Noise ==> 2

Page 1063: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 0 s

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

Normally_closed (1)

internal_value = gui_value 0 s

Not defined

gui ==> internalNormally_open ==> 0Normally_closed ==> 1

gui ==> internalMinor ==> 1Major ==> 2Critical ==> 3

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

Off (1)

Auto (10)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 7

internal_value = gui_value 100 seconds

internal_value = gui_value 5

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalOn ==> 0Off ==> 1

gui ==> internal3Gbps ==> 36Gbps ==> 6Auto ==> 10

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internal_value = gui_value 30 s

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

internal_value = gui_value 20 s

internal_value = gui_value 1

Optimized Cooling (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value 0 s

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

Normally_closed (1)

gui ==> internalOptimized Cooling ==> 0Linear ==> 1Low Noise ==> 2

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalNormally_open ==> 0Normally_closed ==> 1

gui ==> internalMinor ==> 1Major ==> 2Critical ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value 0 s

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

Off (1)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

Auto (10)

true

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalOn ==> 0Off ==> 1

gui ==> internal3Gbps ==> 36Gbps ==> 6Auto ==> 10

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

true

internal_value = gui_value 5 seconds

internal_value = gui_value 1

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalGERAN ==> 0UTRAN ==> 1EUTRA ==> 2

gui ==> internalclkPDH ==> 1clkSyncE ==> 3clkToP ==> 4

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value -4

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

false

internal_value = gui_value -7

internal_value = gui_value 0 ns

IP Unicast (0)

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internal6 ==> 07 ==> 152 ==> 3187 ==> 4gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalIP Unicast ==> 0Ethernet Multicast ==> 1

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internal_value = gui_value

01-80-C2-00-00-0E (0)

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

locked (0)

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 5000

internal_value = gui_value 34

internal_value = gui_value 100

internal_value = gui_value * 100 100 %

internal_value = gui_value 1000000 us

gui ==> internal01-80-C2-00-00-0E ==> 001-1B-19-00-00-00 ==> 1

gui ==> internallocked ==> 0unlocked ==> 1

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internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 1 s

Not defined

1 (3)

1 (3)

internal_value = gui_value

Not defined

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value -18 dB

gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3gui ==> internal0.25 ==> 00.5 ==> 10.75 ==> 21 ==> 3

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internal_value = gui_value -115 dBm

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10 dB

internal_value = gui_value 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 10 dB

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

Page 1072: RL60 Parameters

internal_value = gui_value 1

true

false

true

internal_value = gui_value * 8 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 8 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 8 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 8 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 8 6 dB

internal_value = gui_value * 100 / 8 4 s

gui ==> internal471720A ==> 5471984A ==> 8FSM ==> 12FSI ==> 14

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalbc0 ==> 0bc1 ==> 1bc2 ==> 2bc3 ==> 3gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value * 10 10 s

true

internal_value = gui_value 127

false

internal_value = gui_value 16 s

true

internal_value = gui_value * 2 9 h

true

internal_value = gui_value 0

internal_value = gui_value

internal_value = gui_value 9

internal_value = gui_value 10

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

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internal_value = gui_value 1

false

IMSIANDESN (3)

internal_value = gui_value

gui => internalfalse => 0true => 1

gui ==> internalIMSISANDESN ==> 0IMSI ==> 2IMSIANDESN ==> 3

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Page 1077: RL60 Parameters

Default Value Notes Related Functions

Operability

Operability

Operability

Operability

Operability

Operability

Value should be chosen to be about 5 dB above the RSRP value at the cell edge.The current default value is calculated for -105 dBm at cell edge.

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Operability

Operability

Operability

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

allowed Handover Control

allowed Handover Control

allowed Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1079: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

BTS Site configuration

recommended value for Flexi-BTS (LN release) -3 dB

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BTS Site configuration

Default is the empty string. By default a BFD session is not assigned to any BFD group.

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Since the default value of BFD Type is Single Hop BFD, the default BFD UDP source port is 3784.

Page 1082: RL60 Parameters

normal BTS site with GPS

BTS Site Configuration

Page 1083: RL60 Parameters

Feature disabled BTS Site Configuration

Operability

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Page 1084: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Handover Control, System Information Broadcast

Page 1085: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

System Information Broadcast

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

R9ExtensionPartPossible System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

R9ExtensionPartPossible System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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Page 1089: RL60 Parameters

The default is 1 month.

The default is 3 months.

Page 1090: RL60 Parameters

Operability

Packet Scheduler Control

Operability

Operability

Operability

Operability

Length value 0 means CA subject name is not configured.

Page 1091: RL60 Parameters

Operability

Operability

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

false (Cell Trace Reporting to 3rd party Tool disabled)

true (UE Trace Reporting to 3rd party Tool enabled)

Page 1092: RL60 Parameters

Offline i.e File based Trace Reporting

Online Trace Reporting

By default no bursts are allowed.

No active UE(Subscriber) trace sessions currently running within eNB.

Tracing for instantaneous TA value disabled

By default the configured line rate of the interface is used. This is defined in parameter ETHLK - speedAndDuplex. If the line rate is not configured forcibly by the operator, it is autodetected by the BTS.

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Link OAM is not enabled for the interface.

Default VLAN id = 1.

By default the configured line rate of the interface is used. This is defined in parameter ETHLK - speedAndDuplex. If the line rate is not configured forcibly by the operator, it is autodetected by the BTS.

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Page 1095: RL60 Parameters

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

No Offset System Information Broadcast

Page 1097: RL60 Parameters

By default, shaping is disabled.

The plain IP interface by default has the 6 PHB queue scheduler.

By default the ethernet shaping should be disabled.

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By default the feature is disabled.

By default the feature is disabled.

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By default SOAM should be disabled.

Page 1101: RL60 Parameters

By default TLV is ignored.

The default value means "not used".

NE selects serving OMS autonomously.

By default no switchover is requested.

Default value of this parameter in case of auto connection should be probing.

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By default the UDP echo is switched off.

By default the TWAMP reflector is switched off.

IANA-assigned well-known twamp-control portBy default, the parameter is assigned to the port 5000

In WCDMA, we have a default value of 1 Mbps for Service OAM CIR. If you derive the scheduler weight from CIR as recommended, you get 10. So using 10 means alignment between LTE & WCDMA.

Value 0.0.0.0 means the address is not used.

Value 0.0.0.0 means the netmask is not used.

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The route is not protected.

The route is not protected.

Default value is lowest possible preference value. By default all routes have equally low cost.

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Default value is lowest possible preference value. By default all routes have equally low cost.

0.0.0.0 means, control server IP address is not configured to be used.

By default, IPsec emergency bypass is disabled(false)

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All ports are allowed.

Page 1106: RL60 Parameters

All protocols allowed.

All ports allowed.

Default value is 24 hours.

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Page 1107: RL60 Parameters

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Page 1108: RL60 Parameters

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

0 dB means no offset System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Page 1109: RL60 Parameters

By default the feature is switched off. Only a single transport Ethernet interface can be used.

The default value of this parameter = 1 for the FTIB hardware unit.The default value of this parameter = 4 for the FTLB hardware unit.

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Default VLAN id = 1.

Default value 1 is supported in FTLB and FSMr3 unit types.

Default value 1 is supported in FTLB and FSMr3 unit types.

The default queue is the strict priority queue. By default non-IP traffic is handled with high priority.

The default value of this parameter = 4 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 6 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.This is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.

The default value of this parameter = 3 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 4 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 3 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 4 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 2 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 3 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 2 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 3 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.

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This is the strict priority queue.

This is the strict priority queue.

BTS Site Configuration

BTS Site Configuration

BTS Site Configuration

BTS Site Configuration

BTS Site Configuration

The default value of this parameter = 1 for the FTIB hardware unit, this is the strict priority queue.The default value of this parameter = 2 for the FTLB hardware unit, this is a Weighted Round Robin priority queue.

Default value means DSCP to PHB mapping.

Default value is not to include VLAN aware switching.

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BTS Site Configuration

Handover Control

oamControlled Handover Control

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1113: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

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RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

Handover Control

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Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Operability

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Bearer Management

System Information Broadcast

Handover Control

feature is disabled

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Security Control

Operability

Bearer Management

Operability

Handover Control

Operability

feature is disabled Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Handover Control

Bearer Management

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System Information Broadcast

Bearer Management

Radio Admission Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

BTS Site Configuration

Handover Control

UE Control

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UE Control

enabled Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

feature disabled System Information Broadcast

Load Control

Load Control

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

UE Control

Bearer Management

Handover Control

enabled Handover Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

S1/X2 Common Signalling

UE Control

1 means the Support of S1 Flex feature is enabled

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

false i.e. feature is disabled

Operability

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Security Control

Handover Control

Bearer Management

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25kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

50kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

125kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

250kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

250kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

500kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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250kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

750kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

375kB Bearer Management

Bearer Management

1000kB Bearer Management

UE Control

true means enabled S1/X2 Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Bearer Management

Security Control

Security Control

Security Control

Security Control

Security Control

qciPrio Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Automatic locking is allowed

Graceful cell shutdown is allowed. Radio Link Quality Control

S1/X2 Common Signalling

System Information Broadcast

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

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RAN Common Signalling

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Security Control

Security Control

Security Control

Security Control

It is assumed that emergency sessions should have the highest priority and therefore the default value is set to 1

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Security Control

Security Control

S1/X2 Common Signalling

set for FSMr3 Operability

Bearer Management

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

UE Control

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

UE Control

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Handover Control

Security Control

Operability

Operability

Operability

Bearer Management

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

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RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

E-RAB Control

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

7bit Bearer Management

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100ms Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

allEqual Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

RAN Common Signalling

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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EF Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

3GPP 26.114 E.2 Bearer Management

3GPP 26.114 E.2 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

ENABLE Bearer Management

Bearer Management

RLC_UM Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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100ms Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

AF31 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Assuming minimum TBS size of 256 bits. Bearer Management

Based on minimum TBS of 114 bits Bearer Management

Bearer Management

3GPP 26.114 E.3 Bearer Management

3GPP 26.114 E.3 Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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EF Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Assuming minimum TBS size of 256 bits. Bearer Management

Based on minimum TBS of 114 bits. Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

AF32 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Assuming minimum TBS size of 256 bits. Bearer Management

Based on minimum TBS of 114 bits. Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

AF41 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

nonGBR Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

AF21 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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nonGBR Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

AF22 Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

nonGBR Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

AF11 Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

nonGBR Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

BE Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

nonGBR Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Assuming minimum TBS size of 256 bits. Bearer Management

Based on minimum TBS of 114 bits. Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

ENABLE Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Handover Control

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

50ms Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Bearer Management

RAN Common Signalling

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

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Operability

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Bearer Management

Bearer Management

Operability

Radio Link Quality Control

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

DRX Control

MIMO Control

QPSK Radio Link Quality Control

Handover Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Packet Scheduler Control

BTS Site Configuration

Packet Scheduler Control, Radio Link Quality Control

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

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Handover Control

DRX Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Packet Scheduler Control

Uplink Group hopping disabled Radio L1/2 Configuration

eUlLa Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

default value for 10MHz BW Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz'

default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz'

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Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

DRX Control

Handover Control

allEqual Handover Control

ownCarrierFreq Handover Control

Handover Control

default value for 10MHz BW

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following conditiondefault value for 10MHz BW

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition default value for 10MHz BW

default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition min(ulChBw, dlChBw) = '5 Mhz', recommended default 15default value for 10MHz BW

default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition min(ulChBw, dlChBw) = '5 Mhz', recommended default 15

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Handover Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Not barred

Load Control

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0dB Handover Control

BTS Site configuration

System Information Broadcast

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

20ms Scheduling Request Configuration

Load Control

Packet Scheduler, Aperiodic CQI Configuration

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FBT2 (Aperiodic reporting family 3.x) Admission Control, Packet Scheduler

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Periodic CQI Configuration

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

64n Packet Scheduler

128rf System Information Broadcast

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Load Control

Power Control

Packet Scheduler

Radio Link Quality Control

Packet Scheduler

Radio Link Quality Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

TXDiv Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

corresponding to 2 dB in range of -2 dB to 12 dB

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3 db is default Packet Scheduler

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

MIMO Control

DCI format 1C

PFsch Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

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TRUE means DRX Apply Device Type DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

160ms DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

Maximum value of parameter range is proposedin order to keep the UE as long as possible in-synch, when drxSmartProfile2 is configured w/o any GBR bearer

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

Default is proposed w.r.t the default values of parameters drxLongCycle and drxShortCycle.

Default is proposed w.r.t the default values of parameters drxLongCycle and drxShortCycle.

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DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

DRX Control

System Information Broadcast

Handover Control

Handover Control

Default is proposed w.r.t the default values of parameters drxLongCycle and drxShortCycle.

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Handover Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

RAN Common Signalling

Packet Scheduler

Better cell HO by default enabled Handover Control

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Coverage HO by default enabled Handover Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

no information available RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

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north direction RAN Common Signalling

no uncertainty RAN Common Signalling

no uncertainty RAN Common Signalling

no uncertainty RAN Common Signalling

Radio Link Quality Control

Power Control

fc4 Handover Control

fc4 Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

fc4 Handover Control

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fc4 Handover Control

fc2 Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

Not reserved for operator use System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

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Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

UE Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

Load Control

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Load Control

UE Control

UE Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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Load Control

Load Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Radio Admission Control

Packet Scheduler

Radio Admission Control

Admission Control

If dlChBw is equal to '3 MHz' it is recommended to set the parameter to '3'.

The default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz' .

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition The default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz' .

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition

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Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

ueCapability Radio Admission Control

Handover Control

cpichRSCP Handover Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

default value for 10MHz BW

default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition min(ulChBw, dlChBw) = '5 Mhz', recommended default 75The default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz' .

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition: The default value is set for min(ulChBw, dlChBw) set to '10 MHz' .

The recommended default value depends on min(ulChBw, dlChBw) with following condition: the default value depends on dlChBw parameter setting:

dlChBw = '1.4 MHz', '3 MHz' or '5 MHz', recommended default is 7 the default value depends on dlChBw parameter setting: dlChBw = '1.4 MHz', '3 MHz' or '5 MHz', recommended default is 7 dlChBw = '10 MHz', recommended default is 14dlChBw = '15 MHz', recommended default is 17dlChBw = '20 MHz', recommended default is 20

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Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Admission Control

Admission Control

Default value update based on best field test results

Default value update based on best field test results

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

2 System Information Broadcast

Packet Scheduler Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Packet Scheduler

0dB Handover Control

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Power Control

Power Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

quarterT System Information Broadcast

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

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Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio L1/2 Configuration

UE Control

Measurement disabled UE Control

periodicIntraFreq UE Control

32 UE Control

10240ms UE Control

Normal Packet Scheduler

if dlChBw set to '3 MHz' it is recommended to configure '1.0'

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Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

UE Control

UE Control

Packet Scheduler Control

High speed is not supported UE Control

System Information Broadcast

Not reserved for operator use System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

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Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

System Information Broadcast, Radio L1/2 Configuration

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System Information Broadcast

Random Access

Packet Scheduler

value 4 means 10dB Random Access

Random Access

Random Access

Random Access

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Handover Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

The size of the large size Random Access Msg3 may be restricted depending on the setting of raLargeMcsUl:

ulChBw = '1.4 Mhz', if raLargeMcsUl is equal to its default the TBS of Msg3 is 328 bit

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Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Same periodicity as chosen for CQI Periodic CQI Configuration

UE Control

The recommended default values are:- if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz':6- if ulChBw is set to '3 MHz': 15- if ulChBw is set to '5 MHz': 25- if ulChBw is set to '10 MHz': 50

Packet Scheduler Control, Radio Admission Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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1 System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Radio L1/2 Configuration

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Radio L1/2 Configuration

DRX Control

Packet Scheduler Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Admission Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

4000ms Handover Control

System Information Broadcast

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UE Control

Radio Admission Control

Radio Admission Control

20 ms = 20sf Packet Scheduler Control

0 ms = 0sf Packet Scheduler

E-RAB Control

Handover Control

Corresponds to 16*Ts Packet Scheduler

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

-97 dBm Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

-123 dBm Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Packet Scheduler Control

MRC Radio L1/2 Configuration

Uplink PHY

Packet Scheduler Control

enabled Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler

Packet Scheduler

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Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Radio Link Quality Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

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Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

Power Control

ExhaustiveFD Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

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Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

Packet Scheduler Control

channel unaware Packet Scheduler Control

Load Control

BTS Site configuration

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

System Information Broadcast, Radio Link Quality Control

System Information Broadcast, Radio Link Quality Control

System Information Broadcast, Radio Link Quality Control

Page 1202: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

dcs1800 Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1204: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1205: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

rsrp Handover Control

Handover Control

0dB Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Load Control

Load Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1207: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Page 1208: RL60 Parameters

RAN Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

RAN Common Signalling

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Load Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

allowed Handover Control

Handover Control

automatic Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1210: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

automatic Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

forbidden Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1211: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

automatic Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1212: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

1000000 kbps throughput can only theoretically be achieved on L1, not on L2.

1000000 kbps throughput can only theoretically be achieved on L1, not on L2.

1000000 kbps throughput can only theoretically be achieved on L1, not on L2.

Page 1213: RL60 Parameters

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Page 1214: RL60 Parameters
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Page 1216: RL60 Parameters

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

Page 1217: RL60 Parameters

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1218: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

UE Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

dcs1800 Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

dcs1800 Handover Control

Handover Control

both Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1219: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

UE Control

UE Control

Page 1220: RL60 Parameters

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

Page 1221: RL60 Parameters

UE Control

UE Control

UE Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

UE Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

dcs1800 Handover Control

Page 1222: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

dcs1800 Handover Control

Handover Control

both Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Page 1223: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

enabled

Auto configuration is not blocked

Page 1224: RL60 Parameters

BTS Site configuration

Start-up normally.

Page 1225: RL60 Parameters

Cell trace is enabled

Page 1226: RL60 Parameters

Invalid IP address

FALSE (Tracing for instantaneous TA value disabled)

Page 1227: RL60 Parameters

None of the S1 messages are to be traced.

None of the X2 messages are to be traced.

None of the RRC messages are to be traced.

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By default, sending CCM messages is not allowed.

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Default is minimum PDU size.

60min

15 min

15 min

15 min

By default, the FTM does not accept loopbacks initiated from a remote network.

Page 1231: RL60 Parameters

15 min

15 min

15 min

15min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15min

Page 1232: RL60 Parameters

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

15 min

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Default for the E1 interface:- PDH_LINE_TYPE_MULTI_FRAME_G704

By default the PHB counters shall not be reported.

Page 1235: RL60 Parameters

By default the original DSCP value is kept.

both Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

The defaults are as follows:CPLANE: 46ICMP: 10IKE: 34MPLANE: 34

Page 1236: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

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S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

S1/X2 Common Signalling

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By default SSM support is enabled.

Page 1245: RL60 Parameters

This feature is disabled by default.

This means 16 per second.

The feature is disabled by default

-7 means 128 msgs per second

Default value depends on selected communication mode. The specified default value is for the UP Unicast communication mode profile and should be changed when the communication mode

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By default the TWAMP session is locked.

Default value is 100 octets.

Default value is 1 second.

The range and the default value shall depend on the selected communication mode, The specified default value is for the IP Unicast communication mode and should be changed accordingly when the

The default DSCP value maps to Per Hop Behaviour Assured Forwarding Class 4 (AF4).

Default value is 100 percent. This means the alarm is only raised if packet loss = 100%.

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

UE Control

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

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System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

System Information Broadcast

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Radio L1/2 Configuration

Page 1249: RL60 Parameters

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

Handover Control

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Modification Related Parameters

Not modifiable

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

Not modifiable

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

anrPrLId of ANRPRL - The class instance ANRPRL-0 must always existtargetCarrierFreq of ANRPRL - in the default profile ANRPRL-0 (anrPrLId='0' ) the targetCarrierFreq must be omitted, in all other ANRPRL instances the configuration is mandatory required

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On-line

On-line

Not modifiable

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

On-line

anrPrLId of ANRPRL - in the default profile ANRPRL-0 (anrPrLId='0' ) the targetCarrierFreq must be omitted, in all other ANRPRL instances the configuration is mandatory requiredtargetCarrierFreq of ANRPRL - targetCarrierFreq must be unique within all ANRPRL instances

utraCarrierFreq of ANRPRW - ANRPRW with same utraCarrierFreq cellsToApplyList is not allowed to have duplicated entries nor is it allowed to have in more than one ANRPRW with omitted or empty cellsToApplyList

utraCarrierFreq of ANRPRW - all ANRPRW instances with same utraCarrierFreq must have identical lnRelWLimitForAnr

pscLast of ANRPRW - pscLast must be greater than psc, if pscLast is configured

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psc of ANRPRW - psc must be less than pscLast if this is configured

lnRelWLimitForAnr of ANRPRW - lnRelWLimitForAnr must be identical in all ANRPRW with same utraCarrierFreqcellsToApplyList of ANRPRW - cellsToApplyList is not allowed to have duplicated entries nor is it allowed to have in more than one ANRPRW with same utraCarrierFreq the list omitted or empty

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bfdActivation of BFD - Parameter bfdAdminUp is only relevant if parameter bfdActivation has value true.

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bfdType of BFD - - For Multi Hop BFD, the value range is 4784, 49152...65535 and the default value = 4784. - For Single Hop BFD the value range is 3784, 49152...65535 and the default value = 3784.

faultName of BTSSCL - faultName must be unique in the list

alToggSuppList of BTSSCL - the faultName must be unique within alToggSuppList

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lnBtsId of LNBTS - btsId must be same as lnBtsId.btsId of IPNO - btsId must be same as btsid.mrbtsId of MRBTS - btsId must be same as mrbtsId.

gpsInUse of BTSSCL - if gpsInUse is 'true', btsSyncMode must be configuredgpsCableLength of BTSSCL - gpsCableLength must be configured if btsSynMode set to 'PhaseSync' (precondition: gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay not specified)

gpsInUse of BTSSCL - only if gpsInUse is 'true' (and additionally syncPropagationEnabled is 'true'), ext1ppsClkOutOn is allowed to be set to 'true'syncPropagationEnabled of BTSSCL - only if syncPropagationEnabled is 'true' (and additionally gpsInUse is 'true'), ext1ppsClkOutOn is allowed to be set to 'true'

syncPropagationEnabled of BTSSCL - only if syncPropagationEnabled is 'true', ext2M048ClkOutOn can be set to 'true'

gpsInUse of BTSSCL - gpsCableLength shall be configured only if gpsInUse is set to 'true' (precondition: btsSynMode set to 'PhaseSync')gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay of BTSSCL - If gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay is specified gpsCableLength shall not be configured (precondition: btsSynMode set to 'PhaseSync')

gpsInUse of BTSSCL - If gpsInUse is set to 'true' and synchronisation is delivered from co-located BTS then gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts shall be set to value 'true' to avoid unnecessary alarms, for gpsInUse set to 'false' - gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts must be set gpsCableLength of BTSSCL - the setting of gpsCableLength is only valid if gpsInUse is set to 'true' and gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay is not definedgpsTotalAntennaLineDelay of BTSSCL - the setting of gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay is only valid if gpsInUse is set to 'true' and gpsCableLength is not definedgpsInUse of BTSSCL - gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay shall be configured only if gpsInUse is set to 'true' (precondition: btsSynMode set to 'PhaseSync')gpsCableLength of BTSSCL - BTSSCL-gpsCableLength:If gpsCableLength is configured gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay value shall not be specified (precondition: btsSynMode set to

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btsSyncMode of BTSSCL - only if btsSyncMode is set to 'PhaseSync', holdOverModeUsed is allowed to be set to 'true'

resourceList of LCELL - if in resourceList more than 2 RX antenna lines are configured, rfSharingEnabled must be set to 'false'linkList of SMOD - When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' the linkList must contain three items with linkId values 1, 2 and 3 (one value for each item)ext1ppsClkOutOn of BTSSCL - FSMr3: ext1ppsClkOutOn can only be set to 'true' if syncPropagationEnabled is 'true' (in addition to gpsInUse set to 'true')ext2M048ClkOutOn of BTSSCL - FSMr3: ext2M048ClkOutOn can only be set to 'true' if syncPropagationEnabled is 'true'

btsSyncMode of BTSSCL - if tdmInUse is 'true', btsSyncMode must be set to 'PhaseSync' (precondition: actTopPhaseSynch is 'true')

caSchedFairFact of CAREL - caSchedFairFact in P-LNCEL and S-LNCEL shall have the same value

cqiPerSbCycK of LNCEL - cqiPerSbCycK must be identical in P-LNCEL and S-LNCEL if carrier aggregation is configureddeltaPucchShift of LNCEL - deltaPucchShift in P-LNCEL must be <= 2 if carrier aggregation is configureddlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw of '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' the creation of a CDFIM instance is not allowedsiMessageSibType of LNCEL - If any siMessageSibType in sibSchedulingList is set to 'SIB8', a CDFIM instance is mandatory required (precondition: dlChBw is '5 MHz' or higher)act1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and additionally rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance csfbRegParam1xRtt must be configuredrttCsfbType of LNCEL - if rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance and additionally act1xCsfb is set to 'true' csfbRegParam1xRtt must be configured

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actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hoRegParamHrpd must be configured

hrpdPreRegZoneId of CDFIM - hrpdPreRegZoneId must be configured if hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true'

hrpdPreRegAllowed of CDFIM - if hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true' hrpdPreRegZoneId must be configuredhrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 of CDFIM - hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 can only be configured if hrpdPreRegZoneId is specifiedhrpdPreRegZoneId of CDFIM - only if hrpdPreRegZoneId is specified hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 can be configuredhrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 of CDFIM - hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 can only be configured if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 is specifiedhrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 of CDFIM - hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 cannot be deleted if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 is still configured

tResHrpd of CDFIM - tResHrpd becomes mandatory if for this structure at least one entry is provided

hrpdBdClNcl of CDFIM - must be equal to one hrpdBdClBcl list entry

cellReSelPrio of LNCEL - must be unequalrttCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalgCelResPrio of GNFL - must be unequaleutCelResPrio of IRFIM - must be unequaluCelResPrio of UFFIM - must be unequal

dlChBw of LNCEL - dlChBw set to '5MHz' might impact the total number of hrpdNCListmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - maxCrSibDl value impacts the total allowed number of hrpdNCListhrpdBdClList of CDFIM - If at least one element of this list is provided then hrpdBdClList structure with at least one entry is mandatory with all its mandatory parameters

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hrpdBdClBcl of CDFIM - hrpdBdClNcl must be equal to one hrpdBdClBcl list entry

tResRtt of CDFIMrttNCList of CDFIM

rttBdClNcl of CDFIM - rttBdClNcl must be equal to one rttBdClBcl in same CDFIM instance

cellReSelPrio of LNCEL - must be unequalhrpdCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalgCelResPrio of GNFL - must be unequaleutCelResPrio of IRFIM - must be unequaluCelResPrio of UFFIM - must be unequal

dlChBw of LNCEL - dlChBw set to '5MHz' might impact the total number of rttNCListmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - maxCrSibDl value impacts the total allowed number of rttNCListhrpdNCList of CDFIM - total number of list items of hrpdNCList and rttNCList of all CDFIM per LNCEL depends on dandwidth and maxCrSibDl (please refer to rttNCList or hrpdNCList)

rttCellId of CDFIM - maximum 40 rttCellId per rttArfcnrttExSel of CDFIM - maximum 16 rttCellId and rttExSel set to 'R8ListPartOnly' per rttArfcn

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rttBdClBcl of CDFIM - rttBdClNcl must be equal to one rttBdClBcl in same CDFIM instancerttNCList of CDFIM - maximum 16 different rttBdClNcl per rttNCListrttArfcn of CDFIM - maximum 16 different rttArfcn per rttBdClNcl

rttArfcn of CDFIM - maximum 16 rttCellId with rttExSel set to 'R8ListPartOnly' per rttArfcn

hrpdBdClList of CDFIM - at least one list item in hrpdBdClList with all its mandatory parameters is required if tResHrpd is configuredhrpdNCList of CDFIM - at least one list item in hrpdNCList with all its mandatory parameters is required if tResHrpd is configured

rttBdClList of CDFIM - at least one list item in rttBdClList with all its mandatory parameters is required if tResRtt is configuredrttNCList of CDFIM - at least one list item in rttNCList with all its mandatory parameters is required if tResRtt is configured

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cellResourceGroupPrId of LNCEL - if the cellResourceGroupId does refer on an CRGPR instance, the CRGPR instance must exist

plmnGroupId of CRGPR - a list item in plmnGroupShareList with the defaultPlmnGroupId must exist

mcc of LNBTS - the primary PLMN (mcc, mnc and mncLength) of the eNB must be a list item in plmnGroupListmnc of LNBTS - the primary PLMN (mcc, mnc and mncLength) of the eNB must be a list item in plmnGroupList

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plmnGroupId of CRGPR - a list item in plmnGroupShareList with the plmnGroupId must exist

plmnGroupId of CRGPR - for each plmnGroupList-plmnGroupId a list item in plmnGroupShareList must exist

plmnGroupId of CRGPR - for each plmnGroupList-plmnGroupId a list item with plmnGroupShareList-plmnGroupId must existdefaultPlmnGroupId of CRGPR - the defaultPlmnGroupId list item with plmnGroupShareList-plmnGroupId must existplmnGroupShare of CRGPR - sum of all plmnGroupShare per plmnGroupShareList must be 100%

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enableSoam of IPNO - The limitations shall be enforced when Service OAM (SOAM) is enabled.

linkOAMProfile of ETHLK - The value of linkOAMEnabled shall only be set to true, if the value of linkOAMProfile is not the empty string but references an existing instance of object class OAMPRF.

l2VlanIdList of ETHLK - Default VLAN id cannot be configured as a part of interface's configured VLAN id list

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dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw of '1.4 MHz' the creation of a GFIM instance is not allowedsiMessageSibType of LNCEL - If any siMessageSibType in sibSchedulingList is set to 'SIB7', a GFIM instance is mandatory required

cellReSelPrio of LNCEL - must be unequalhrpdCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalrttCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequaleutCelResPrio of IRFIM - must be unequaluCelResPrio of UFFIM - must be unequal

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dlChBw of LNCEL - the allowed number of GNFL instances depends on dlChBwmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - the allowed number of GNFL instances depends on maxCrSibDl

gtpuPathSupint of GTPUgtpuT3Resp of GTPU

gtpuN3Reqs of GTPUgtpuPathSupint of GTPU - only applicable if gtpuPathSupint greater 0gtpuT3Resp of GTPU - gtpuT3Resp must be configured smaller than gtpuPathSupint if gtpuPathSupint is configured to a value greater than '0'

gtpuN3Reqs of GTPUgtpuPathSupint of GTPU - if gtpuPathSupint greater '0', gtpuPathSupint > gtpuT3Resp

sgwIpAddress of GTPU - sgwIpAddress must be unique in all sgwIpAddressList list items with identical transportNwIdtransportNwId of GTPU - transportNwId must be different for sgwIpAddressList list items having same sgwIpAddress

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sgwIpAddress of GTPU - sgwIpAddress must be unique in all sgwIpAddressList list items with identical transportNwIdtransportNwId of GTPU - transportNwId must be different for sgwIpAddressList list items having same sgwIpAddressdlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on the dlChBw maxCrSibDl might be restricted in the value rangemaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - maxCrSibDl might be restricted in the value range (dependent on the dlChBw)dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw and configured maxCrSibDl the total number of list items of intrFrNCList and intrFrBCList is restrictedmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - dependent on maxCrSibDl and the configured dlChBw the total number of list items of intrFrNCList and intrFrBCList is restrictedphyCellId of LNCEL - phyCellId of the cell must not be included in the configured range intrFrNCList-rangeIntraPci

phyCellId of LNCEL - phyCellId of the cell must be different to startIntraPci

dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw and configured maxCrSibDl the total number of list items of intrFrNCList and intrFrBCList is restrictedmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - dependent on maxCrSibDl and the configured dlChBw the total number of list items of intrFrNCList and intrFrBCList is restrictedphyCellId of LNCEL - physCellIdNcl must be different to the phyCellId of the LNCELphysCellIdNcl of IAFIM - value must be unique per LNCEL

serverIpAddress of IDNS - If the primary DNS is configured but not accessible then the secondary DNS is queried

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localIpv6Addr of IEIF - When actIpv6 = TRUE and If M/S plane application are using this interface, then localIpAddr is mandatory

localIpAddr of IEIF - When actIpv6 = TRUE and C/U V6 plane application are using this interface, then localIpv6Addr is mandatory.

localIpv6Addr of IEIFuPlaneIpv6Address of IPNOcPlaneIpv6Address of IPNOlocalIpv6Addr of IVIF

localIpAddr of IEIF - When actIpv6 = TRUE and If M/S plane application are IEIF-localIpAddr interface, then netmask is mandatory.

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cPlaneIpAddress of IPNO - If actIpv6=False parameters cplaneIpAddress must be configured.uPlaneIpAddress of IPNO - If actIpv6=False parameters uPlaneIpAddress must be configured.uPlaneIpv6Address of IPNO - If actIpv6=True parameters uPlaneIpv6Address must be configuredmainTransportNwId of IPNO - In case actSeparationRanSharing=TRUE parameter "maintransportNwId" in MOC "IPNO" must be configured

cPlaneIpAddress of IPNO - Additional operator's C-Plane address must not be equal to C-Plane address used by any other operator

uPlaneIpAddress of IPNO - Additional operator's U-Plane address must not be equal to U-Plane address used by any other operator

mainTransportNwId of IPNO - transportNwId must not be equal to mainTransportNwId

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actFastIpRerouting of IPNOactIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = FALSE then cPlaneIpAddress is mandatory parameter else cPlaneIpAddress is optional parameter

actIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = TRUE, then cPlaneIpv6Address is mandatory parameter else cPlaneIpv6Address is optional parameter.

transportNwId of IPNO - mainTransportNwId may not be equal to transportNwId in MOC IPNO

transportNwId of LTAC - mainTransportNwId may not be equal to transportNwId in MOC IPNO

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servingOms of IPNO - If more than 1 IP is configured, then to change the IP address of the current serving OMS (primary/secondary),1. Execute an OMS switchover2. Change the OMS IP that is not the current serving OMS

actTopFreqSynch of TOPF - If actTopFreqSynch is enabled then splaneIpAddress is mandatory .

servingOms of IPNO - If more than 1 IP is configured, then to change the IP address of the current serving OMS (primary/secondary),1. Execute an OMS switchover2. Change the OMS IP that is not the current serving OMS

secOmsIpAddr of IPNO - To be able to switch to the secondary OMS, either autonomously or via administrative switch-over, or to administratively assign/lock to the secondary OMS, the secondary OMS IP address must have a valid value.servingOmsAdminSetting of IPNO - If the configured secondary OMS IP address is unreachable, recovery via automatic OMS switch-over is possible only if servingOmsAdminSetting is "automatic".secOmsIpAddr of IPNO - To be able to switch to the secondary OMS, either autonomously or via administrative switch-over, or to administratively assign/lock to the secondary OMS, the secondary

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actFastIpRerouting of IPNOactIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = FALSE then uPlaneIpAddress is mandatory parameter else uPlaneIpAddress is optional parameter.

actIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = TRUE, then uPlaneIpv6Address is mandatory parameter else uPlaneIpv6Address is optional parameter.

sourceTwoDiscr of IPRM - Parameter sourceTwoIpAddr is only relevant if parameter sourceTwoDiscr has value SINGLE or RANGE.

sourceTwoDiscr of IPRM - Parameter sourceTwoNetMask is only relevant if the parameter sourceTwoDiscr has the value RANGE.

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ipSecEmBypassEnabled of IPSECC - If ipSecEmBypassEnabled is true then parameter "ipSecEmBypassCtrlIpAddr " must be speicified with valid ip address

ipSecEmBypassCtrlIpAddr of IPSECC - If ipSecEmBypassEnabled is true then parameter "ipSecEmBypassCtrlIpAddr " must be speicified with valid ip address.

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hrpdCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalrttCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalgCelResPrio of GNFL - must be unequaluCelResPrio of UFFIM - must be unequal

dlChBw of LNCEL - number of intFrBCList list item depend on dlChBwmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - number of intFrBCList list item depend on maxCrSibDl (applicable for dlChBw set to '5MHz' only)

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threshServingLowQR9 of LNCEL - if threshServingLowQR9 is set in the parent LNCEL instance, interFrqQThrR9 is mandatory required in all existing IRFIM instances

dlChBw of LNCEL - number of allowed IRFIM instances depend on dlChBw and maxCrSibDlmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - number of allowed IRFIM instances depend on dlChBw and maxCrSibDlintFrBCList of IRFIM - the number of list items of intFrBCList depend on the number of IRFIM instances of the LNCEL (please refer to the definition in intFrBCList)

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localIpv6Addr of IVIF - When actIpv6 = TRUE and If M/S plane application are using this interface, then localIpAddr is mandatory

actIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = TRUE and C/U V6 plane application are using this interface, then localIpv6Addr is mandatory.

actIpv6 of IPNO - When actIpv6 = TRUE and C/U V6 plane application are using this interface, then localIpv6Addr is mandatory.

localIpAddr of IVIF - When actIpv6 = TRUE and If M/S plane application are IVIF-localIpAddr interface, then netmask is mandatory

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lcrId of LNCEL - the LNCEL with lcrId must always have a related LCELL instance

actRepeaterMode of LNCEL - if actRepeaterMode is set to 'Dedicated' or 'Coupled' repeaterDelay must be configured, for actRepeaterMode set to 'none' repeaterDelay shall not be configured

dlMimoMode of LNCEL - if dlMimoMode is set 'Single TX' resourceList shall have one TX antenna, for dlMimoMode different to 'SingleTX' the resourceList shall have more than one TX antenna, where in case less than 4 TX antenna lines are configured, antlId of ANTL - Identifies the specific antenna line and it's ID assigned to the local cell.

actSuperCell of LNCEL - if actSuperCell is set to value 'true' in the related LCELL instance subCellId must be configured

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sectorId of LCELL - only applicable for carrier aggregation:P-LNCEL and S-LNCEL must have an identical sectorId definedactDLCAggr of LNBTS - if actDLCAggr is set to 'true' sectorId must be configured for all LCELL instances, same value for two cells that shall be aggregated, unique for non aggregated cells

lnAdjlId of LNADJL - a LNADJL instance can only be created if the related LNADJ does have the adjEnbId configuredadjEnbId of LNADJplmnId of LNADJadjEnbId of LNADJ - depends on existence of cPlaneIpAddrcPlaneIpAddr of LNADJ - must be uniquecPlaneIpAddrCtrl of LNADJ - cPlaneIpAddr must be set if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is 'oamControlled'adjEnbId of LNADJ - adjEnbId must be set if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is 'enbControlled'plmnId of LNADJ - plmnId must be set if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is 'enbControlled'cPlaneIpAddr of LNADJ - cPlaneIpAddr must be set if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is 'oamControlled'

maxNumOfLnadjLimit of LNBTS - maxNumOfLnadjLimit defines the total number of LNADJ instances per eNB

adjEnbId of LNADJplmnId of LNADJlnBtsId of LNBTSmcc of LNBTSmnc of LNBTS

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eNACCAllowed of LNRELG - number of target cells for eNACC is restricted to maximal 32 per LTE cell and frequency bandsrvccAllowed of LNRELG - number of target cells for SRVCC is restricted to maximal 32 per LTE cell and frequency band

gTargetLac of LNADJGmcc of LNADJGmnc of LNADJGmncLength of LNADJG

gTargetCi of LNADJGmcc of LNADJGmnc of LNADJGmncLength of LNADJG

gTargetCi of LNADJGgTargetLac of LNADJGmnc of LNADJGmncLength of LNADJG

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gTargetCi of LNADJGgTargetLac of LNADJGmcc of LNADJGmncLength of LNADJG

gTargetCi of LNADJGgTargetLac of LNADJGmcc of LNADJGmnc of LNADJG

systemInfoType of LNADJG - the list must contain at least one element, when systemInfoType is set to 'si' or 'psi'

systemInfoListGeran of LNADJG - must contain at least one element, when systemInfoType is set to 'si' or 'psi'

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ecgiLcrId of LNADJL - the ecgiLcrId must be unique within all LNADJL instances of a neighbor eNB (LNADJ)

adjEnbId of LNADJ - a LNADJL instance can only be created if the related LNADJ does have the adjEnbId configuredplmnId of LNADJ - a LNADJL instance can only be created if the related LNADJ does have the plmnId configured

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uTargetCid of LNADJW - uTargetCid combined with primaryPlmnId and uTargetRncId must be unique within all LNADJW instances in the eNBuTargetRncId of LNADJW - uTargetRncId combined with primaryPlmnId and uTargetCid must be unique within all LNADJW instances in the eNB

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actSrvccToWcdma of LNBTS - if actSrvccToWcdma is 'true', srvccHoInd is mandatory required

uTargetRncId of LNADJW - uTargetRncId combined with uTargetCid and primaryPlmnId combined must be unique within all LNADJW instances in the eNB; for values of uTargetRncId greater than '4095', uTargetCid maximal value is '4095'uTargetScFdd of LNADJW - uTargetScFdd paired with uTargetFreq must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCELcsfbPsHoAllowed of LNRELW - The number of LNRELW objects with csfbPsHoAllowed set to 'allowed' and referring to LNADJW objects with equal uTargetFreq, must not exceed the configured

uTargetCid of LNADJW - uTargetCid combined with uTargetRncId and primaryPlmnId combined must be unique within all LNADJW instances in the eNB, where for uTargetRncId specified greater than '4095' uTargetCid is limited to maximal value '4095'uTargetFreq of LNADJW - uTargetFreq paired with uTargetScFdd must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCELplmnId of LNRELW - cell global identity (plmnId + uTargetRncId + uTargetCid) must be uniquerttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

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rttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTSswNo of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTSswNo of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTSswNo of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTSswNo of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

marketId of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTSswNo of LNADJX - LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same LNBTS

hrpdNCList of CDFIM - allowed number of list items of hrpdNCList in all CDFIM per LNCEL depends on act1xCsfb (please refer to hrpdNCList)actCSFBRedir of LNBTS - only if actCSFBRedir is set to 'false' act1xCsfb can be configured to 'true'actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - only if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true', act8EpsBearers can be configured to 'true'

actETWS of LNBTS - If actETWS is set to 'true', actCMAS must be set to 'false'pwsWithEmAreaId of LNBTS - If actCMAS is set to 'true', pwsWithEmAreaId is mandatory requiredsiMessageSibType of LNCEL - If actCMAS is set to 'true', an sibSchedulingList with siMessageSibType set to 'SIB12' is mandatory required

actRedirect of LNBTS - actCSFBRedir set to 'Disabled' depends on actRedirectredrtId of REDRT - if actCSFBRedir is 'Enabled', at least one REDRT instance must exist per LNCELactEmerCallRedir of LNBTS - actCSFBRedir set to 'Disabled' depends on actEmerCallRediractMDTCellTrace of LNBTS - actMDTCellTrace can be set to 'true' only if if actCellTrace is set to 'true'

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cellSrPeriod of LNCEL - cellSrPeriod impacts validation for maxNumRrc (precondition: actCompChecks set to 'true')cqiPerNp of LNCEL - cqiPerNp impacts validation for maxNumRrc (precondition: actCompChecks set to 'true')dlChBw of LNCEL - actConvVoice must be configured to 'false' if at least one LNCEL instance is set to '3 MHz' or '1.4 MHz'maxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted if actConvVoice is set to 'true' (calculation in maxNumRrc)ovlha of LNBTS - ovlha must be configured if actCplaneOvlHandling is set to 'true'

actHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - actCsfbPsHoToUtra can be set to 'true' only if actHOtoWcdma is set to 'true'actCSFBRedir of LNBTS - actCsfbPsHoToUtra can be set to 'true' only if actCSFBRedir is 'Enabled'act1xCsfb of LNBTS - only if act1xCsfb is set to 'false', actCsfbPsHoToUtra can be configured to 'true'actFlexBbUsage of LNBTS - FSMr2: only if actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true' actDLCAggr can be set to 'true'actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - only if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true' actDLCAggr can be set to 'true'

resourceList of LCELL - if in the resourceList more than 2 RX or 3 TX antenna lines are configured, actDualBand can only be set to 'false'

resourceList of LCELL - two LCELL instances can share the same antenna line (ANTL) with TXRX or TX –txRxUsage if actDualCarrier is configured to value 'true', for actDualCarrier set to 'false' one antenna line (ANTL) can be configured with TXRX or TX –actCSFBRedir of LNBTS - only if actCSFBRedir is set to 'Disabled', actDualRx1xCsfb is allowed to be configured to 'true'actEmerCallRedir of LNBTS - only if actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Disabled', actDualRx1xCsfb is allowed to be configured to 'true'actNonGbrServiceDiff of LNBTS - only if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'true' actERabModify can be set to 'true'

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etwsPrimNotifBcDur of LNBTS - etwsPrimNotifBcDur is mandatory required if actETWS is set to true.pwsWithEmAreaId of LNBTS - If actETWS is set to 'true', pwsWithEmAreaId is mandatory requiredsiMessageSibType of LNCEL - 'SIB10' and 'SIB11' must be configured if actETWS is set to 'true'actRedirect of LNBTS - actEmerCallRedir set to 'Disabled' depends on actRedirectredrtId of REDRT - if actEmerCallRedir is 'Enabled', at least one REDRT instance must exist per LNCELmaxNumRrcEmergency of LNCEL - maxNumRrcEmergency is impacted if actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Enabled' (calculation in maxNumRrcEmergency)

dlChBw of LNCEL - actEnhAcAndGbrServices must be configured to 'false' if at least one LNCEL instance is set to '3 MHz' or '1.4 MHz'actMultBearers of LNBTS - actMultBearers must be 'true' if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true'maxNumActUE of LNCEL - maxNumActUE is restricted to half if actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true' (precondition: dlChBw set to '5 MHz' or '10 MHz')maxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is restricted if actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true'actRedirect of LNBTS - actGsmRedirWithSI change to 'true' depends on actRedirectredirRat of REDRT - actGsmRedirWithSI change to 'true' depends on configured redirRatactCSFBRedir of LNBTS - actGsmRedirWithSI change to 'true' depends on actCSFBRediractHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - only if actHOtoWcdma is set to 'false' actHOtoHrpd can be configured to 'true'actImmHRPD of LNBTS - only if actImmHRPD is set to 'true' actHOtoHrpd can be configured to 'true'acteNACCtoGSM of LNBTS - only if acteNACCtoGSM is set to 'false' actHOtoHrpd can be configured to 'true'

prohibitPsHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - prohibitPsHOtoWcdma can be configured to 'true' if actHOtoWcdma is 'true'actCsfbPsHoToUtra of LNBTS - actHOtoWcdma change to 'false' depends on actCsfbPsHoToUtra

actIMSEmerSessR9 of LNBTS - only if actIMSEmerSessR9 is set to 'true' actHighPrioServices can be configured to 'true'actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - only if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true' actHighPrioServices can be configured to 'true'dlChBw of LNCEL - FSMr3:dlChBw must be '15 MHz' or '20 MHz' if actHighRrc is set to 'true'maxNumActUE of LNCEL - FSMr3:maxNumActUE must be less than or equal to 840 if actHighRrc is set to 'false'

maxNumRrcEmergency of LNCEL - maxNumRrcEmergency is impacted if actIMSEmerSessR9 is set to 'true' (calculation in maxNumRrcEmergency)actConvVoice of LNBTS - if actConvVoice is 'false', actIMSEmerSessR9 must be 'false'

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redirectPrio of REDRT - redirectPrio must be unique for all REDRT instances belonging to same LNCEL instance, when actIdleLB is set to 'false'csFallBPrio of REDRT - csFallBPrio must be unique for all REDRT instances belonging to same LNCEL instance, when actIdleLB is set to 'false'threshold2a of LNCEL - if actIfHo is 'enabled' threshold2a must be configureda1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas of LNCEL - if actIfHo is 'enabled' a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configuredactHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true' if actImmHRPD is set to 'true'

dlChBw of LNCEL - actInterFreqLB must be configured to 'false' if at least one LNCEL instance is set to '3 MHz' or '1.4 MHz'actIfHo of LNBTS - actIfHo must be set to 'enabled' if actInterFreqLB is set to 'true'upperMarginCIO of LNCEL - If upperMarginCIO is mandatory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'lowerMarginCIO of LNCEL - If lowerMarginCIO is mandatory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'actOtdoa of LNCEL - actOtdoa in at least one LNCEL instance must be configured to 'true' if actLPPaOTDOA is set to 'true'

actCellTrace of LNBTS - only if actCellTrace is set to 'true' actMDTCellTrace can be set to 'true'activateMeas of LNCEL - activateMeas for measurementType set to 'periodicIntraFreq' can only be set to 'true' if actMDTCellTrace is 'true'intFrBCList of IRFIM - allowed number of intFrBNCList list items depend on actMFBI (please refer to IRFIM-intFrBCList for details)intFrNCList of IRFIM - allowed number of intFrNCList list items depend on actMFBI (please refer to IRFIM-intFrNCList for details)maxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted when actMultBearers is set to 'true' (calculation in maxNumRrc)maxNumRrcEmergency of LNCEL - maxNumRrcEmergency is impacted when actMultBearers is set to 'true' (calculation in maxNumRrcEmergency)

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actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - actMultGbrBearers can only be set to 'true' if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true'

qciSupp of LNBTS - need to be set to 'ENABLE' if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false'actOperatorQCI of LNBTS - actOperatorQCI can be set to 'true' only if actnonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'true'actERabModify of LNBTS - actERabModify can only be set to 'true' if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'true'rfSharingEnabled of BTSSCL - rfSharingEnabled must be set to 'false', if actOTNRecovery is configured to 'true'

actNonGbrServiceDiff of LNBTS - actOperatorQCI must be set to 'false' if actnonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false'

actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - only if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true', actOperatorQCIGbr is allowed to be configured to 'true'

redrtId of REDRT - an instance of REDRT must be created when actRedirect is set to 'enabled'actCSFBRedir of LNBTS - actRedirect set to 'disabled' depends on actCSFBRedir:pubic;LNBTS-actEmerCallRedir:actRedirect set to 'disabled' depends on actEmerCallRedir

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moDPrId of MODPR - only if a MODPR instance exist, actSelMobPrf can be set to 'true'

actConvVoice of LNBTS - only if actConvVoice is set to 'true', actSrvccToGsm can be set to 'true'actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true' if actSrvcctoGSM is set to 'false'

actHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - actHOtoWcdma can be only set to 'false' if actSrvccToWcdma is set to 'false' actConvVoice of LNBTS - actSrvcctoWcdma can be set to 'true' only if actConvVoice is set to 'true'prohibitPsHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - actSrvcctoWcdma can be set to 'true' only if prohibitPsHOtoWcdma is set to 'false'

drxOnDuratT of LNCEL - drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' if actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')drxRetransT of LNCEL - drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' if actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')filterCoefficientCpichEcn0 of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCpichEcn0 is mandatory required if actUeBasedAnrUtran is set to 'true'filterCoefficientCpichRscp of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCpichRscp is mandatory required if actUeBasedAnrUtran is set to 'true'actHighRrc of LNBTS - only if actHighRrc is set to 'false' actUlCoMp can be configured to 'true'ulCoMpId of ULCOMP - at least one ULCOMP instance must exist if actUlCoMp is set to 'true'

actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true' if acteNACCtoGSM is set to 'false'

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mncLength of LNBTS - Value of mncLength parameter should determine whether mnc should contain 2 digts or 3digts

mnc of LNBTS - mnc should be of 2 digits or 3 digits based on the value of mncLength parameter

actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - If actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true' congWeightAlg is mandatory required

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administrativeState of LNCEL - if administrativeState is set to 'shutting down', enableGrflShdn must be 'Enabled', no limitation otherwisepMax of LNCEL - enableGrflShdn can be set to 'Enabled' only if pMax is greater than 25 dBm, no limitation otherwise

actETWS of LNBTS - If actETWS is set to 'true', etwsPrimNotifBcDur is mandatory required

mncLength of LNBTS - Value of mncLength parameter should determine whether mnc should contain 2 digts or 3digts

mnc of LNBTS - mnc should be of 2 digits or 3 digits based on the value of mncLength parameter

hpsSessArpMin of LNBTS - hpsSessArpMin =< hpsSessArpMax

hpsSessArpMax of LNBTS - hpsSessArpMax >= hpsSessArpMin

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imsEmerPlmnConfig of LNBTS - PLMN-ID must be unique

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adjEnbId of LNADJbtsId of IPNO - lnBtsId must be same as btsid.mrbtsId of MRBTS - lnBtsId must be same as mrbtsId.btsId of BTSSCL - lnBtsId must be same as btsid.lnAdjId of LNADJ - the total number of LNADJ instances per eNB shall not exceed the configured value maxNumOfLnadjLimitunitList of MRBTS - unitList does contain the information of the used FSM release

adjEnbId of LNADJmcc of LNADJmcc of LNREL

adjEnbId of LNADJmnc of LNADJmncLength of LNBTSmnc of LNREL

adjEnbId of LNADJplmnId of LNADJmncLength of LNADJmncLength of LNREL

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actCplaneOvlHandling of LNBTS - if actCplaneOvlHandling is set to 'true' ovlha must be configured

pci of LNBTS - pci must be unique for all list entries having identical dlEarfcn

mcc of LNBTS - mcc must be configured when enbId is configuredmnc of LNBTS - mnc must be configured when enbId is configuredmncLength of LNBTS - mncLength must be configured when enbId is configured

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enbId of LNBTS - enbId must be configured when mcc is configured

enbId of LNBTS - enbId must be configured when mnc is configuredmncLength of LNBTS - Value of mncLength parameter should determine whether mnc should contain 2 digts or 3digtsenbId of LNBTS - enbId must be configured when mncLength is configuredmnc of LNBTS - mnc should be of 2 digits or 3 digits based on the value of mncLength parameter

dlEarfcn of LNBTS - for identical dlEarfcn the pci must be unique for all list entries

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actHOtoWcdma of LNBTS - if actHOtoWcdma is 'true', prohibitPsHOtoWcdma can be configured to 'true'actSrvccToWcdma of LNBTS - if actSrvccToWcdma is 'true' prohibitPsHOtoWcdma must be set to 'false'actETWS of LNBTS - If actETWS is set to 'true', pwsWithEmAreaId must be configured.actCMAS of LNBTS - If actCMAS is set to 'true', pwsWithEmAreaId must be configured.emAreaIdList of LNCEL - If pwsWithEmAreaId is set to 'true', emAreaIdList is mandatory required

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pdcpProfIdx of LNBTS - only values (1...5, 104) are allowed for qciTab4-pdcpProfIdxrlcMode of LNBTS - for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be less than 100, for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be greater than 100

pdcpProfIdx of LNBTS - for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be less than 100, for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be greater than 100rlcProfIdx of LNBTS - for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be less than 100, for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be greater than 100

rlcMode of LNBTS - for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be less than 100, for qciTab4-rlcMode set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be greater than 100rlcProfIdx of LNBTS - only values (1...5, 104) are allowed for qciTab4-rlcProfIdx

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schedulType of LNBTS - if schedulType is 'NON-GBR', lcgid must be at least set to '2', '0' otherwise

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schedulType of LNBTS - if schedulType is 'NON-GBR', schedulPrio must be at least set to '9'

lcgid of LNBTS - if schedulType is 'NON-GBR', lcgid must be at least set to '2', '0' otherwiseschedulPrio of LNBTS - if schedulType is 'NON-GBR', schedulPrio must be at least set to '9'actConvVoice of LNBTS - if actConvVoice is set to 'false', schedulType must be set to 'NON-GBR'

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actNonGbrServiceDiff of LNBTS - if 'false' qciSupp need to be set to ENABLED

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resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', delayTarget must be configured

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR', drxProfileIndex is not allowed to be configured to '2'; if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', drxProfileIndex must be configured to a value less than '4'

actTtiBundling of LNCEL - if LNCEL-actTtiBundling is 'true' enforceTtiBundling is allowed to be configured to 'true'

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', l2OHFactorDl must be configured

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', l2OHFactorUl must be configured

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR', lcgid must be configured to a value greater than '1'; if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', lcgid must be configured to a value less than '3'

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resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', maxGbrDl must be configured

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', maxGbrUl must be configured

rlcMode of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM', pdcpProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {1,2,...,5}; if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is equal to 'RLC_UM', pdcpProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {102, 103, 104}resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR', prio must be configured

qci of LNBTS - qci must be unique within all list items of qciTabOperator

drxProfileIndex of LNBTS - qciTabOperator-rxProfileIndex must be configured different than '2' if resType is set to 'nonGBR'; drxProfileIndex must be less than '4' for resType set to 'GBR'lcgid of LNBTS - qciTabOperator-lcgid must be greater than '1' if resType is set to 'nonGBR'; lcgid must be less than '3' for resType set to 'GBR'

pdcpProfIdx of LNBTS - qciTabOperator-pdcpProfIdx allowed values depend on the configured rlcModeresType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR', rlcMode must be configured to 'RLC_AM'rlcMode of LNBTS - dependent on the value of rlcMode, rlcProfIdx is allowed to be configured only to a subset of the value range

resType of LNBTS - if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR', schedulPrio must be configured to a value greater than '8'

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shutdownWindow of LNBTS - shutdownWindow divided by shutdownStepAmount must be equal or greater than 6

shutdownStepAmount of LNBTS - shutdownWindow divided by shutdownStepAmount must be equal or greater than 6

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actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL', ulpcRssiMaxIAw must be configured

actIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled' then a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configuredlnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL then a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configuredlnRelGId of LNRELG - if an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL, a2TimeToTriggerActGERANMeas must be configured

actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' a2TimeToTriggerActHrpdMeas must be configured

actIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled' a2TimeToTriggerActInterFreqMeas must be configured

lnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL, a2TimeToTriggerActWcdmaMeas must be configured

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' acBarCsfbOc must not be configured in each conditionmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - depends on set maxCrSibDl value acBarCsfbOc must not be configured dependent on dlChBwprobFac of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0

acBarAC of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' acBarMMTelVideoOc must not be configured in each conditionmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - depends on set maxCrSibDl value acBarMMTelVideoOc must not be configured dependent on dlChBwprobFac of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0

acBarAC of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' acBarMMTelVoiceOc must not be configured in each conditionmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - depends on set maxCrSibDl value acBarMMTelVoiceOc must not be configured dependent on dlChBwprobFac of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0

acBarAC of LNCEL - If acBarAC has any bits for AC11 to 15 set to 1 then probFac can take only value 0 and so with this restriction values other than 0 for probFac can only be set if all bits of the corresponding acBarAC are set to 0dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' acBarOc must not be configured in each conditioneCallAcBarred of LNCEL - parameter eCallAcBarred must be set to 'barred' or 'Not barred' if acBarOc is configuredocAcProbFac of LNCEL - ocAcProbFac must be '0%' if ocAcBarAC is different to '0000'

ocAcBarAC of LNCEL - if ocAcBarAC is different to '0000', ocAcProbFac must '0%'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' acBarSig must not be configured in each conditioneCallAcBarred of LNCEL - parameter eCallAcBarred must be set to 'barred' or 'Not barred' if acBarSig is configuredsigAcProbFac of LNCEL - sigAcProbFac must be '0%' if sigACBarAC is different to '0000'

sigAcBarAC of LNCEL - if sigACBarAC is different to '0000', sigAcProbFac must be '0%'

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dlsOldtcTarget of LNCEL - dlsOldtcTarget must be configured if actDlsOldtc is set to 'true'

cqiPerNp of LNCEL - cqiPerNp is for small bandwdth settings restricted in its range dependent on actDrxdlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw '1.4 MHz ' and '3 Mhz' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxriEnable of LNCEL - riEnable must be configured to 'true' if actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true'riPerM of LNCEL - riPerM must be configured to '1' if actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true'riPerOffset of LNCEL - riPerOffset must be configured to '-1' if actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true'dlChBw of LNCEL - If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', actLdPdcch must be configured to 'false'maxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - actLdPdcch setting depends on maxNrSymPdcchphichDur of LNCEL - actLdPdcch setting depends on phichDur

dlOlqcEnable of LNCEL - only if dlOlqcEnable is 'true', actOlLaPdcch can be set to 'true'pdcchCqiShift of LNCEL - pdcchCqiShift must be configured if actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true'pdcchHarqTargetBler of LNCEL - pdcchHarqTargetBler must be configured if actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' actOtdoa must be configured to 'false'siWindowLen of LNCEL - if actOtdoa is set to 'true' siWindowLen depends on LNCEL-prsConfigurationIndexactOtdoa of LNCEL - if actOtdoa is set to 'true' actPrsTxDiv can be configured to 'true'

srsPwrOffset of LNCEL - srsPwrOffset must be configured if actPuschMask is set to 'false' (precondition: ulsSchedMethod set to 'channel aware')ulChBw of LNCEL - if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' or '5 MHz', actPuschMask cannot be configured to 'true'

repeaterDelay of LCELL - repeaterDelay is mandatory required if actRepeaterMode is set to 'Coupled' or 'Dedicated'

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actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' actSmartDrx can be configured to 'true'drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority > drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')dlChBw of LNCEL - dlChBw must be set to '10 MHz' or '20 MHz' if actSuperCell is set to 'true'dlMimoMode of LNCEL - dlMimoMode can only be configured to 'Dynamic Open Loop MIMO' or 'Closed Loop Mimo' if actSuperCell is set to 'true'dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', actTtiBundling must be configured to 'false'actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - only if actUlLnkAdp is set to ('eUlLa' or 'fUlLa'), actTtiBundling is allowed to be configured to 'true'

deltaTfEnabled of LNCEL - deltaTfEnabled must be configured to 'false' if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' or 'fUlLa'srsPwrOffset of LNCEL - srsPwrOffset must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa' (precondition: ulsSchedMethod is set to ('interference aware' or 'channel unaware') AND srsConfiguration is

deltaTfEnabled of LNCEL - deltaTfEnabled must be configured to 'false' if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'dlOlqcEnable of LNCEL - dlOlqcEnable must be configured to 'true' if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'dlChBw of LNCEL - Value depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addAUeRrHo (calculation in maxNumRrc, precondition: riEnable set to 'true')ulChBw of LNCEL - Value depends on ulChBwdlChBw of LNCEL - Value depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addAUeTcHo (calculation in maxNumRrc, precondition: riEnable set to 'true')ulChBw of LNCEL - Value depends on ulChBwdlChBw of LNCEL - value range depends on DL channel bandwidthmaxNumRrcEmergency of LNCEL - maxNumRrcEmergency is impacted by addEmergencySessions (calculation in maxNumRrcEmergency, precondition: maxGbrTrafficLimit of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90addGbrTrafficTcHo of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90

maxGbrTrafficLimit of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90addGbrTrafficRrHo of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo,LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90

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dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent onmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addNumDrbRadioReasHo (calculation in maxNumRrc)ulChBw of LNCEL - dependent ondlChBw of LNCEL - dependent onmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addNumDrbTimeCriticalHo (calculation in maxNumRrc)ulChBw of LNCEL - dependent ondlChBw of LNCEL - value depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo (calculation in maxNumRrc, precondition: actConvVoice set to 'true')ulChBw of LNCEL - value depends on ulChBwdlChBw of LNCEL - value depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by addNumQci1DrbTimeCriticalHo (calculation in maxNumRrc, precondition: actConvVoice set to 'true')ulChBw of LNCEL - value depends on ulChBw

enableGrflShdn of LNBTS - administrativeState can be set to 'shutting down' only if enableGrflShdn is set to 'Enabled'

actUeBasedAnrUtran of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrUtran is set to 'true' anrUtraRscpThres is mandatory required

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', applyOutOfSyncState must be 'extendedDrxOnly'

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maxNumRrc of LNCEL - in some conditions for maxNumRrc configuration the blankedPucch value is considered (please refer to maxNumRrc, precondition: actCompChecks set to 'true')nCqiRb of LNCEL - blankedPucch must be less then nCqiRb and is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)

act1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and additionally rttCsfbType for the LNCEL instance set to 'R9e1xCsfb', c2KTimers is mandatory requiredrttCsfbType of LNCEL - if rttCsfbType for the LNCEL instance is set to 'R9e1xCsfb' and additionally act1xCsfb is set to 'true', c2KTimers is mandatory required

actIntraFreqLoadBal of LNBTS - if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true', cellCapClass is mandatory required

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hrpdCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalrttCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalgCelResPrio of GNFL - must be unequaluCelResPrio of UFFIM - must be unequal

crgPrId of CRGPR - the CRGPR instance with the configured cellResourceGroupPrId must existcellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is set not to 'none', cellResourceGroupPrId must be configureddlChBw of LNCEL - cellResourceSharingMode depends on dlChBwactDrx of LNCELdrxInactivityT of LNCEL - drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' if cellResourceSharingMode is set different from 'none' (precondition: actDrx set to 'true')

threshServingLowQR9 of LNCEL - if threshServingLowQR9 is set, cellSelectionInfoV920 is mandatory required

maxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc restricts or will be restricted by cellSrPeriod (calculation in maxNumRrc)riEnable of LNCEL - for carrier aggregation when riEnable is set to 'true' restrictions are to be considered (calculation defined in maxNumRrc)

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', cqiAperEnable must be configured to 'false'

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dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw '1.4 MHz ' and '3 Mhz' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxdlMimoMode of LNCEL - for dlMimoMode 'Closed Loop Mimo' or 'Dynamic Open Loop MIMO' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxlcrId of LNCEL - primary and secondary cells (same lcrId) must have identical cqiPerSbCycKperiodicCqiFeedbackType of LNCEL - if periodicCqiFeedbackType is specified to 'UE_selected', cqiPerSbCycK must be specified

modPeriodCoeff of LNCEL - The product of parameter modPeriodCoeff and defPagCyc (givin in rf) must not exceed 1024

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actIntraFreqLoadBal of LNBTS - if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true', deltaMargin is mandatory required

deltaPucchShift of LNCEL - if the cell is a primary cell (CAREL instance does exist in the LNCEL) deltaPucchShift must be <= 2dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', deltaPucchShift must be set to '1'actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' or 'fUlLa' deltaTfEnable must be configured to 'false'actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchOL' deltaTfEnable must be configured to 'false'iniMcsDl of LNCEL - The highest value is 16 if dl64QamEnable is falseenableDl16Qam of LNCEL - if false, dl64QamEnable must be false

pMax of LNCEL - power reduction depends on output power setting

cqiAperEnable of LNCEL - cqiAperEnable range depends on dlChBwcqiPerNp of LNCEL - cqiPerNp range depends on dlChBwdeltaPucchShift of LNCEL - deltaPucchShift range depends on dlChBw

dl64QamEnable of LNCEL - this parameter has to be set to true before 64QAM can be selected for Interference GenerationenableDl16Qam of LNCEL - this parameter has to be set to true before 16QAM can be selected for Interference GenerationcqiPerNp of LNCEL - the allowed values for cqiPerNp depends on the specified dlMimoMode (for details please refer to cqiPerNp)dlpcMimoComp of LNCEL - dlpcMimoComp must be configured if dlMimoMode is not set to 'SingleTX'dlTargetBler of LNCEL - dlTargetBler must be configured if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true'iniMcsDl of LNCEL - iniMcsDl must be configured only if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'false' (precondition: dlamcEnable is also set to 'false')

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', dlPcfichBoost must be configured to 0 dB

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', dlPhichBoost must be configured to 0 dB

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', dlRsBoost must be configured to '0dB'dlMimoMode of LNCEL - If dlMimoMode is set to 'SingleTX', dlRsBoost must be different to '1.77dB'dlpcMimoComp of LNCEL - if dlpcMimoComp is set to '3dB', dlRsBoost must be less than or equal to '3dB', if dlRsBoost is not set to '0dB', dlpcMimoComp is restricted to values '0 dB' and '3 dB'

dlOlqcEnable of LNCEL - if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true', dlTargetBler must be configuredpdcchHarqTargetBler of LNCEL - if pdcchHarqTargetBler is greater than 1%, dlTargetBler value shall be at least twice of pdcchHarqTargetBler

iniMcsDl of LNCEL - iniMcsDl must be configured only if dlamcEnable is set to 'false' (precondition: dlOlqcEnable is also set to 'false')

dlMimoMode of LNCEL - dlpcMimoComp must be configured if dlMimoMode set different to 'Single TX'dlRsBoost of LNCEL - if dlpcMimoComp is set to '3dB', dlRsBoost must be less than or equal to '3dB', if dlRsBoost is not set to '0dB', dlpcMimoComp is restricted to values '0 dB' and '3 dB'

actDlsOldtc of LNCEL - f actDlsOldtc is set to 'true', dlsOldtcTarget must be configured

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', dlsUsePartPrb must be configured to 'PRBs with PSS or SSS and PBCH used'

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drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority must be greater than drxProfile4-drxProfilePriorityactSmartDrx of LNCEL - only if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority > drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority is applicable

actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

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actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

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actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actDrx is set to 'true')

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3MHz' drxProfile2-drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile2) must be greaterdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile2) must be greater

actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actDrx is set to 'true')

taTimer of LNCEL - if taTimer is less than 1280, drxLongCycle must be '40ms'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3MHz' drxProfile3-drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

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drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile3) must be greaterdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile3) must be greater

actDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actDrx is set to 'true')

drxLongCycle of LNCEL - drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle setting

drxInactivityT of LNCEL - drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle setting

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile1) must be greaterdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile2) must be greaterdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxProfilePriority (drxProfile3) must be greateractDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actDrx is set to 'true')

drxLongCycle of LNCEL - drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle setting

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drxInactivityT of LNCEL - drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle setting

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - own drxProfilePriority must be lowerdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - own drxProfilePriority must be lowerdrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - own drxProfilePriority must be loweractDrx of LNCEL - if actDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actDrx is set to 'true')

actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)smartStInactFactor of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxOnDuratT depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)actOtdoa of LNCEL - If actOtdoa is set to 'true', then drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')actSmartDrx of LNCEL - only if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority > drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority is applicable

actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

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cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxShortCycle depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)smartStInactFactor of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxOnDuratT depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)actOtdoa of LNCEL - If actOtdoa is set to 'true', then drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePrioritydrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePriority must be greater than drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriorityactSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxShortCycle depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

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drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)smartStInactFactor of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxOnDuratT depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePrioritydrxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority must be greater than drxSmartProfile5-drxProfilePriorityactSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxShortCycle depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

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actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)smartStInactFactor of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxOnDuratT depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxProfilePriority of LNCEL - drxSmartProfile5-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority

actSmartDrx of LNCEL - if actSmartDrx is set to 'true' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none')cellResourceSharingMode of LNCEL - if cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' (precondition: actSmartDrx is set to 'true')

cqiPerNp of LNCEL - drxShortCycle depends on cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)

drxLongCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)drxShortCycle of LNCEL - smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle >= max(200ms, drxLongCycle)acBarOc of LNCEL - If structure acBarOc is present, then eCallAcBarred must be set to 'barred' or 'Not barred'acBarSig of LNCEL - If structure acBarSig is present, then eCallAcBarred must be set to 'barred' or 'Not barred'preRegLoadBalFactor of LNCEL - the value of preRegLoadBalFactor depends on the number of eHrpdSectList list itemsactHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' eHrpdSectList must be configuredeHrpdSectList of LNCEL - the value of preRegLoadBalFactor depends on the number of eHrpdSectList list items

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actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaAtbPeriod must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa'

actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaBlerAveWin must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa'

actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaDeltaMcs must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa'

actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaLowMcsThr must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' OR (actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa' AND actTtiBundling is set to 'true')actTtiBundling of LNCEL - eUlLaLowMcsThr must be configured if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' (precondition: actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa')

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', eUlLaLowPrbThr =< 4actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaLowPrbThr must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' OR (actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa' AND actTtiBundling is set to 'true')actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - eUlLaPrbIncDecFactor must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa'

earfcnUL of LNCEL - earfcnDL = earfcnUL - 18000phyCellId of LNCEL - must be unique for all LNCEL instances having identical earfcnDLeutraCarrierInfo of LNHOIF - eutraCarrierInfo of each LNHOIF instance belonging to the LNCEL must be different to the earfcnDLearfcnDL of LNCEL - earfcnUL = earfcnDL + 18000ulCoMpCellList of ULCOMP - all LNCEL instances referred by the same ulCoMpCellList must use the same uplink band (earfcnUL) (precondition: actUlCoMp set to 'true')pwsWithEmAreaId of LNBTS - If pwsWithEmAreaId is set to 'true', emAreaIdList is mandatory required

pdcchCqiAvg of LNBTS ( hidden )- enableLowAgg must be configured to 'false' if enableAmcPdcch is set to 'false'pdcchCqiShift of LNCEL - pdcchCqiShift must be configured if enableAmcPdcch is set to 'true'

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dl64QamEnable of LNCEL - If true, enableDl16Qam must be true. dl64QamEnable is not applicable if enableDl16Qam is false and must be set to false in this caseiniMcsDl of LNCEL - Max is 9, if enableDl16Qam is falseenableAmcPdcch of LNCEL - if enableAmcPdcch is set to 'false', enableLowAgg must be configured to 'false'enablePcPdcch of LNCEL - if enablePcPdcch is set to 'false', enableLowAgg must be configured to 'false'dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', enablePcPdcch must be configured to 'true'enableLowAgg of LNCEL - enableLowAgg must be configured if enablePcPdcch is set to 'false'

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actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa', fUlLAAtbTrigThr must be configured

measQuantityCSFBUtra of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0 becomes mandatory if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0'

measQuantityCSFBUtra of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp becomes mandatory if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP'

measQuantityUtra of LNCEL - impacts setting for filterCoefficientCpichEcn0lnRelWId of LNRELW - an instance of LNRELW impacts setting for filterCoefficientCpichEcn0actUeBasedAnrUtran of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrUtran is set to 'true' filterCoefficientCpichEcn0 is mandatory required

measQuantityUtra of LNCEL - impacts setting for filterCoefficientCpichRscplnRelWId of LNRELW - an instance of LNRELW impacts setting for filterCoefficientCpichRscpactUeBasedAnrUtran of LNBTS - if actUeBasedAnrUtran is set to 'true' filterCoefficientCpichRscp is mandatory required

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lnRelGId of LNRELG - if in instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL, filterCoefficientRSSI must be configured

dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw set to '3 MHz' or '1.4 MHz' the number of allowed list items depends on maxCrSibDlmaxCrSibDl of LNCEL - the number of allowed list items depends on maxCrSibDl for dlChBw set to '3 MHz' or '1.4 MHz'

actEnhAcAndGbrServices of LNBTS - if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is configured to 'false' gbrCongHandling must be set to 'none'

harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling of LNCEL - if harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling is configured, it must be greater than or equal harqMaxTrUl

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harqMaxTrUl of LNCEL - harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling >= harqMaxTrUlactTtiBundling of LNCEL - if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling is mandatory required

actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hrpdTimers must be configured

prachHsFlag of LNCEL - if prachHsFlag is set to 'true', hsScenario is mandatory required, in case of prachHsFlag set to 'false' hsScenario is not allowed to be configured

threshold2GERAN of LNCEL - if threshold2GERAN is set, hysThreshold2GERAN must be set

actHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hysThreshold2Hrpd must be configured

actIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled' hysThreshold2InterFreq must be configured

lnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL, hysThreshold2Wcdma must be configured

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actIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled', hysThreshold2a must be configuredlnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the cell, hysThreshold2a must be configured

actInterFreqLB of LNBTS - if actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ iFLBLoadThresholds must be configured

iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL of LNCEL - iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL =< iFLBHighLoadGBRDL

iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL of LNCEL - iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL >= iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL

iFLBTargetLoadPdcch of LNCEL - iFLBHighLoadPdcch >= iFLBTargetLoadPdcch

iFLBHighLoadGBRDL of LNCEL - iFLBHighLoadGBRDL >= iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL

iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL of LNCEL - iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL >= iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL

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iFLBHighLoadPdcch of LNCEL - iFLBHighLoadPdcch >= iFLBTargetLoadPdcch

dl64QamEnable of LNCEL - if dl64QamEnable is set to 'true' iniMcsDl can be configured to a higher value than '16'dlOlqcEnable of LNCEL - if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'false' and in addition dlamcEnable is set to 'false' iniMcsDl must be configuredactModulationSchemeUL of LNCEL - If actModulationSchemeUL is 'QPSK', iniMcsUl max value is 10

ulChBw of LNCEL - ulChBw restricts the allowed value range for iniPrbsUlredBwMinRbUl of LNCEL - redBwMinRbUl must be less than or equal to iniPrbsUl

lcrId of LNCEL - value must be unique in eNBlCellId of LCELL - the LNCEL must always have a related LCELL instance

ulCoMpCellList of ULCOMP - at least two existing LNCEL instances must be configured to an ulCoMpCellList (precondition: actUlCoMp set to 'true')

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actIntraFreqLoadBal of LNBTS - If actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true', loadBalancingProfile is mandatory required

actIntraFreqLoadBal of LNBTS - if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true', lowerMarginCIO is mandatory required

minBitrateDl of LNCEL - minBitRateDl shall be less than or equal to maxBitrateDl

minBitrateUl of LNCEL - minBitRateUl shall be less than or equal to maxBitrateUl

furtherPlmnIdL of LNCEL - number of furtherPlmnIdL list items depend on maxCrSibDl and dlChBwgnflId of GNFL - the maximum number of GNFL instances depends on on maxCrSibDl and dlChBwiafimId of IAFIM - the maximum number of IAFIM instances depends on on maxCrSibDl and dlChBwaddGbrTrafficRrHo of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90addGbrTrafficTcHo of LNCEL - LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be less or equal to 90

dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on set dlChBw, maxNrSymPdcch is restriced n its rangenCqiRb of LNCEL - maxNrSymPdcch is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent onmaxNumActUE of LNCEL - maxNumActUE must be less than or equal to maxNumActDrbmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by maxNumActDrb (calculation in maxNumRrc)dlChBw of LNCEL - Range depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc restricts or will be restricted by maxNumActUE (calculation in maxNumRrc)ulChBw of LNCEL - Range depends on ulChBw

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maxNumActUE of LNCEL - maxNumActUE >= maxNumCaConfUeDc

dlChBw of LNCEL - Value depends on dlChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc is impacted by maxNumQci1Drb (calculation in maxNumRrc, precondition: actConvVoice set to 'true')maxNumActDrb of LNCEL - maxNumQci1Drb <= maxNumActDrb/2cellSrPeriod of LNCEL - for carrier aggregation cellSrPeriod must be considered (precondition: riEnable set to 'true', calculation defined in maxNumRrc)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - for carrier aggregation cqiPerNp must be considered (precondition: riEnable set to 'true', calculation defined in maxNumRrc)

cellSrPeriod of LNCEL - for carrier aggregation cellSrPeriod must be considered (precondition: riEnable set to 'true', calculation defined in maxNumRrcEmergency)cqiPerNp of LNCEL - for carrier aggregation cqiPerNp must be considered (precondition: riEnable set to 'true', calculation defined in maxNumRrcEmergency)

dlChBw of LNCEL - maxNumUeDl range and default value depend on dlChBw

dlChBw of LNCEL - maxNumUeUl range and default value depend on dlChBw

filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0 of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0 is mandatory required if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0'.filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp of LNCEL - filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp is mandatory required if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP'.

b2Threshold2UtraRscp of LNHOW - if measQuantityUtra is 'cpichRSCP' then b2Threshold2UtraRscp must be configuredfilterCoefficientCpichEcn0 of LNCEL - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL and measQuantityUtra is 'cpichEcN0' then filterCoefficientCpichEcn0 must be configured

dlMimoMode of LNCEL - if dlMimoMode is set to ('Closed Loop Mimo' or 'Closed Loop MIMO (4x2)') and actFastMimoSwitch set to 'false', mimoClConfig must be configuredactFastMimoSwitch of LNCEL - if actFastMimoSwitch set to 'false' and dlMimoMode is set to ('Closed Loop Mimo' or 'Closed Loop MIMO (4x2)'), mimoClCmust be configured

mimoClCqiThU of LNCEL - mimoClCqiThU value must be equal or greater than mimoClCqiThD

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mimoClCqiThD of LNCEL - mimoClCqiThU value must be equal or greater than mimoClCqiThD

mimoClRiThU of LNCEL - mimoClRiThU must be greater than or equal to mimoClRiThD

mimoClRiThD of LNCEL - mimoClRiThD value must be less than or equal to mimoClRiThU

dlMimoMode of LNCEL - if dlMimoMode is set to 'Dynamic Open Loop MIMO', mimoOlCconfig must be specified

mimoOlCqiThU of LNCEL - mimoOlCqiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlCqiThD

mimoOlCqiThD of LNCEL - mimoOlCqiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlCqiThD

mimoOlRiThU of LNCEL - mimoOlRiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlRiThD

mimoOlRiThD of LNCEL - mimoOlRiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlRiThD

maxBitrateDl of LNCEL - value shall be less than or equal to maxBitrateDl

maxBitrateUl of LNCEL - value shall be less than or equal to maxBitrateUl

moPrId of MOPR - the MOPR instance must exist when assigned to SPID

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spid of LNCEL - each spid cannot be included in more than one range defined in moPrMappingList (one range is defined between spid and spidLast)spidLast of LNCEL - if spidLast specified, spid must be less than spidLastspid of LNCEL - spid must be smaller than spidLast, if spidLast is configuredspidLast of LNCEL - spidLast cannot be included in more than one range defined in moPrMappingList (one range is defined between spid and spidLast)

defPagCyc of LNCEL - The product of parameter modPeriodCoeff and defPagCyc (given in rf) must not exceed 1024

deltaPucchShift of LNCEL - n1PucchAn value depends on deltaPucchShiftdlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw setting n1PucchAn is restricted in the value rangemaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc restricts or will be restricted by n1PucchAn (calculation in maxNumRrc)

deltaPucchShift of LNCEL - used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)dlChBw of LNCEL - used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)dlMimoMode of LNCEL - dlMimoMode value impacts calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)

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dlCellPwrRed of LNCELenableGrflShdn of LNBTS - enableGrflShdn can be set to 'Enabled' only if pMax is greater than 25 dBm

dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', pdcchAggDefUe =< 4

dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw the pdcchAggMsg4 value might be restrictedmaxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - dependent on maxNrSymPdcch the pdcchAggMsg4 value might be restricteddlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw the pdcchAggPaging value might be restrictedmaxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - dependent on maxNrSymPdcch the pdcchAggPaging value might be restricteddlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw the pdcchAggPreamb value might be restrictedmaxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - dependent on maxNrSymPdcch the pdcchAggPreamb value might be restricteddlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw the pdcchAggRaresp value might be restrictedmaxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - dependent on maxNrSymPdcch the pdcchAggRaresp value might be restricted

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dlChBw of LNCEL - dependent on dlChBw the pdcchAggSib value might be restrictedmaxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - dependent on maxNrSymPdcch the pdcchAggSib value might be restricted

enableAmcPdcch of LNCEL - if enableAmcPdcch is set to 'true', pdcchCqiShift must be configuredactOlLaPdcch of LNCEL - if actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true', pdcchCqiShift must be configured; pdcchCqiShift is adjusted in runtime and uses the configured value as start valuedlTargetBler of LNCEL - if pdcchHarqTargetBler is greater than 1%, dlTargetBler value shall be at least twice of pdcdhHARQtargetBleractOlLaPdcch of LNCEL - if actOlLaPdcch is 'true', pdcchHarqTargetBler must be configuredactLdPdcch of LNCEL - if actLdPdcch is 'false', pdcchUlDlBal setting is fixed used for UL and DL split

cqiPerSbCycK of LNCEL - cqiPerSbCycK must be specified if periodicCqiFeedbackType is set to 'UE_selected'dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', periodicCqiFeedbackType must be configured to 'wideband'

actMDTCellTrace of LNBTS - only if actMDTCellTrace is 'true' activateMeas for measurementType set to 'periodicIntraFreq' can be set to 'true'

reportInterval of LNCEL - reportInterval value restricts the allowed values of reportAmount

reportAmount of LNCEL - reportAmount values are restricted by the configured reportInterval

maxNrSymPdcch of LNCEL - maxNrSymPdcch must be set to value 3 if phichDur is set to 'Extended'actLdPdcch of LNCEL - if phichDur is 'Extended', actLdPdcch can not be set to 'true'

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', phichRes must be configured to 'N = 1/6'nCqiRb of LNCEL - phichRes is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)

earfcnDL of LNCEL - phyCellId must be unique for all LNCEL instances having identical earfcnDlrangeIntraPci of IAFIM - the configured range intrFrNCList-rangeIntraPci must not include phyCellIdstartIntraPci of IAFIM - startIntraPci must be different to phyCellIdprachConfIndex of LNCEL - value depends on prachConfIndexprachHsFlag of LNCEL - if prachHsFlag is set to 'true', allowed value for rootSeqIndex depends on prachCS valueprachCS of LNCEL - own value determines value range of prachCS

nCqiRb of LNCEL - MaxPucchResourceSize calculated in nCqiRb is used to calculate the range of prachFreqOffulChBw of LNCEL - maximum value for prachFreqOff is ulChBw in PRBs-6prachCS of LNCEL - prachCS value restricts rootSeqIndex range when prachHsFlag is set to 'true'rootSeqIndex of LNCEL - allowed value for rootSeqIndex when prachHsFlag is set to 'true' depends on prachCS value

dlChBw of LNCEL - prsBandwidth depends on dlChBwactOtdoa of LNCEL - if actOtdoa is set to 'true' prsBandwidth is mandatory required

siWindowLen of LNCEL - siWindowLen depends on setting of prsConfigurationIndexactOtdoa of LNCEL - if actOtDoa is 'true' prsConfigurationIndex must be configured

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actOtdoa of LNCEL - if actOtdoa is set to 'true' prsNumDlFrames is mandatory required

actOtdoa of LNCEL - if actOtdoa is set to 'true' prsPowerBoost is mandatory required

nCqiRb of LNCEL - pucchNAnCs is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb)

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actModulationSchemeUL of LNCEL - If actModulationSchemeUL is 'QPSK', raLargeMcsUl max value is 10

raPreGrASize of LNCEL - shall be less than or equal to raNondedPreamb

raNondedPreamb of LNCEL - shall be equal or greater than raPreGrASize

ulChBw of LNCEL - if ulChBw set to '1.4 MHz', raRespWinSize must be configured to '5' or higheractFlexBbUsage of LNBTS - if actFlexBbUsage is 'true' raRespWinSize must be configured to '10' (precondition min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is ('5 MHz' or '10 MHz'))raSmallVolUl of LNCEL - dependent on configured raSmallVolUl for ulchBw set to '1.4 MHz' and '3 MHz' raSmallMcsUl range is restrictedulChBw of LNCEL - for ulchBw set to '1.4 MHz' and '3 MHz' dependent on raSmallVolUl raSmallMcsUl range is restrictedraSmallMcsUl of LNCEL - raSmallMcsUl range is limited dependent on configured raSmallVolUl for ulchBw set to '1.4 MHz' and '3 MHz'ulChBw of LNCEL - for ulchBw set to '1.4 MHz' and '3 MHz' dependent on raSmallVolUl raSmallMcsUl range is restrictedact1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and additionally rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance parameter rand is mandatory required in the LNCEL instancerttCsfbType of LNCEL - if rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance and additionally act1xCsfb is set to 'true' parameter rand is mandatory required in the LNCEL instance

rcEnableDl of LNCEL - if rcEnableDl is set to 'true', rcAmbrMgnDl must be configured

rcEnableUl of LNCEL - if rcEnableUl is set to 'true', rcAmbrMgnUl must be configured

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', rcEnableDl must be configured to 'false'rcAmbrMgnDl of LNCEL - rcAmbrMgnDl must be configured if rcEnableDl is set to 'true'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz', rcEnableUl must be configured to 'false'rcAmbrMgnUl of LNCEL - rcAmbrMgnUl must be configured if rcEnableUl is set to 'true'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', redBwEnDl must be configured to 'false'redBwMaxRbDl of LNCEL - redBwMaxRbDl must be configured if redBwEnDl is set to 'true'

dlChBw of LNCEL - redBwMaxRbDl range depends on dlChBwredBwEnDl of LNCEL - if redBwEnDl is set to 'true', redBwMaxRbDl must be configured

redBwRpaEnUl of LNCEL - if redBwRpaEnUl is set to 'true', redBwRbUlConfig must be configured

ulChBw of LNCEL - Range and default value of redMaxRbUl depend on ulChBw

iniPrbsUl of LNCEL - redBwMinRbUl must be less than or equal to iniPrbsUlulChBw of LNCEL - Range of redMinRbUl depends on ulChBwactUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - redBwMinRbUl is restricted when actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' OR (if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'fUlLa' and actTtiBundling is set to 'true')

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', redBwRpaEnUl must be configured to 'false'redBwRbUlConfig of LNCEL - redBwRbUlConfig must be configured if redBwRpaEnUl is set to 'true'

cqiPerNp of LNCEL - cqiPerNp restricted under specific conditiondlMimoMode of LNCEL - If dlMimoMode is set to 'SingleTX', 'TXDiv' or '4-way TXDiv' riEnable must be set to 'false', otherwise riEnable must be 'true'cqiPerNp of LNCEL - cqiPerNp is restricted under specific conditiondlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw '1.4 MHz ' and '3 Mhz' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxdlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw '1.4 MHz ' and '3 Mhz' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxdlMimoMode of LNCEL - for dlMimoMode 'Closed Loop Mimo' or 'Dynamic Open Loop MIMO' additional restrictions are applicable based on configured actDrxprachCS of LNCEL - prachCS value restricts rootSeqIndex range when prachHsFlag is set to 'true'prachHsFlag of LNCEL - if prachHsFlag is set to 'true', allowed value for rootSeqIndex depends on prachCS value

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threshold4Rsrq of LNCEL - threshold4Rsrq < threshold2MobRsrqthreshold2aRsrq of LNCEL - threshold2aRsrq > threshold2MobRsrq

threshold2MobRsrq of LNCEL - threshold2MobRsrq < threshold2aRsrq

actRedirect of LNBTS - only if actRedirect is set to 'Enabled' rsrqRedirectParams is allowed to be configured

threshold2MobRsrq of LNCEL - threshold2MobRsrq > threshold4Rsrq (precondition: rsrqMobilityParams is configured)

act1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true', rttCellIdInfo must be configured (precondition: rttCsfbType for the cell is set to 'R9e1xCsfb')rttCsfbType of LNCEL - if rttCsfbType for the cell is set to 'R9e1xCsfb', rttCellIdInfo must be configured (precondition: act1xCsfb is set to 'true')dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw is set '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' and act1xCsfb is set to 'true' rttCsfbType in the LNCEL must be set to 'forbidden'cdfimId of CDFIM - an instance of CDFIM must be created if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden'

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act1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and additionally rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance rttPreregRefCellId is mandatory required in the LNCEL instancerttCsfbType of LNCEL - if rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' in the LNCEL instance and additionally act1xCsfb is set to 'true' rttPreregRefCellId is mandatory required in the LNCEL instance

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siWindowLen >= '10ms'siMessagePeriodicity of LNCEL - The maximum size of siWindowLen is influenced by LNCEL-sib2Scheduling-siMessagePeriodicity

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'

siWindowLen of LNCEL - The maximum size of siWindowLen is influenced by "number of sets in structure sibSchedulingList". The related check is defined under parameter LNCEL-siWindowLenact1xCsfb of LNBTS - if act1xCsfb is set to 'true' (and additionally rttCsfbType not set to 'forbidden'), sibSchedulingList must contain a siMessageSibType 'SIB8' configuration

dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'

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dlChBw of LNCEL - if dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'

dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz' and '3 MHz', some siMessageSibType values are not allowed to be configuredsiWindowLen of LNCEL - siWindowLen shall not be less than 3ms if siMessageSibType is configured to 'SIB10'

nCellChgMed of LNCEL - nCellChgHigh >= nCellChgMed

nCellChgHigh of LNCEL - nCellChgHigh >= nCellChgMed

ulChBw of LNCEL - srsConfiguration range depends on ulChBwulsSchedMethod of LNCEL - srsConfiguration range depends on ulsSchedMethod (partially in addition to specified actPuschMask)

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ulsSchedMethod of LNCEL - srsPwrOffset must be configured if ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' (precondition: actPuschMask set to 'false') OR (ulsSchedMethod is set to ('interference aware' or 'channel unaware') AND actUlLnkAdp set to 'fUlLa'

dlMimoMode of LNCEL - if dlMimoMode is SingleTX, syncSigTxMode must be set to SingleTx

lnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL, t304InterRAT must be configured

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actHighPrioServices of LNBTS - if actHighPrioServices is set to 'true' tPageCorrInt must be configured

ulsSchedMethod of LNCEL - if ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' or 'interference aware', tPeriodicPhr cannot be configured to 'infinity'actUlLnkAdp of LNCEL - if actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa', tPeriodicPhr cannot be configured to 'infinity'(precondition: ulsSchedMethod is set to 'interference aware' or 'channel unaware')

taTimerMargin of LNCEL - Must be less than or equal to (taTimer-300ms)drxLongCycle of LNCEL - drxLonCycle must be 40 if taTimer is less than 1280

taTimer of LNCEL - taTimerMargin must be less or equal to (taTimer-300ms)

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intFrBCList of IRFIM - modified SIB size restrictions of intFrBCList and intFrNCList are applicable when threshServingLowQR9 is configuredintFrNCList of IRFIM - modified SIB size restrictions of intFrBCList and intFrNCList are applicable when threshServingLowQR9 is configured

threshold2a of LNCEL - threshold2a must be less than threshold1threshold3 of LNCEL - threshold3 must be less than threshold1 (precondition: threshold2a not configured)

threshold2a of LNCEL - threshold2a must be greater than or equal to threshold2GERANlnRelGId of LNRELG - if in instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL, threshold2GERAN must be configuredthreshold2a of LNCEL - threshold2a >= threshold2HrpdactHOtoHrpd of LNBTS - if actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' threshold2Hrpd must be configured

threshold2a of LNCEL - threshold2a must be greater than or equal to threshold2InterFreqactIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled' threshold2InterFreq must be configured

threshold2a of LNCEL - threshold2a must be greater than or equal to threshold2WcdmalnRelWId of LNRELW - if an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL, threshold2Wcdma must be configuredthreshold1 of LNCEL - threshold1 must be greater than threshold2athreshold2InterFreq of LNCEL - threshold2InterFreq must be less than or equal to threshold2aactIfHo of LNBTS - if actIfHo is 'enabled', threshold2a must be configuredthreshold3a of LNCEL - threshold3a must be greater than threshold3

threshold3 of LNCEL - threshold3 must be less than threshold3a

threshold3InterFreq of LNHOIF - threshold3InterFreq must be greater than threshold4b2Threshold1GERAN of LNHOG - b2Threshold1GERAN must be greater than threshold4

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actTtiBundling of LNCEL - if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' ttiBundlingBlerTarget is mandatory required

ulTargetBler of LNCEL - ulTargetBler must be less than ttiBundlingBlerThresholdactTtiBundling of LNCEL - if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' ttiBundlingBlerThreshold is mandatory required

actTtiBundling of LNCEL - if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' ttiBundlingSinrThreshold is mandatory required

dlChBw of LNCEL - value must be identicaliniPrbsUl of LNCEL - iniPrbsUl depends on ulChBwmaxNumActUE of LNCEL - maxNumActUE depends on ulChBwmaxNumRrc of LNCEL - maxNumRrc depends on the configured ulChBw (please refer to maxNumRrc)prachHsFlag of LNCEL - prachHsFlag can only be set to ‘true’ if ulCombinationMode is set to 'MRC' and maximal 2 RX antennas are configured in resourceListresourceList of LCELL - prachHsFlag can only be set to ‘true’ if maximal 2 RX antennas are configured in resourceList and ulCombinationMode is set to 'MRC'

ttiBundlingBlerThreshold of LNCEL - if ttiBundlingBlerThreshold is configured, it must be greater than ulTargetBler

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actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if parameter actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchOL' ulpcAlpha must be configured to 'alpha 1'

actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL' ulpcIAwConfig must be configured

actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschOLPucchCL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL', ulpcPucchConfig must be configured

ulpcUplevCch of LNCEL - ulpcUplevCch must be greater than or equal to ulpcLowlevCch

ulpcUpqualCch of LNCEL - ulpcUpqualCch must be equal to or greater than ulpcLowqualCch

ulpcLowlevCch of LNCEL - ulpcLowlevCch must be less than or equal to ulpcUplevCch

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ulpcLowqualCch of LNCEL - ulpcLowqualCch value must be less than or equal to ulpcUpqualCch

actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschCLPucchOL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchOL' or 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL', ulpcPuschConfig must be configured

ulpcUplevSch of LNCEL - ulpcUplevSch must be greater than or equal to ulpcLowlevSch

ulpcUpqualSch of LNCEL - ulpcUpqualSch must be greater than or equal to ulpcLowqualSch

ulpcLowlevSch of LNCEL - Parameter must be less than or equal to ulpcUplevSch

ulpcLowqualSch of LNCEL - ulpcLowqualSch must be less than or equal to ulpcUpqualSch

actUlpcMethod of LNCEL - if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschOLPucchCL', 'PuschCLPucchOL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchOL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL', ulpcReadPeriod must be configuredulsSchedMethod of LNCEL - if ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' or 'interference aware' ulsFdPrbAssignAlg must be set to 'MixedFD'ulsMaxPacketAgg of LNCEL - ulsMaxPacketAgg must be set to '1' if ulsFdPrbAssignAlg is set to 'RoundRobinFD'ulsFdPrbAssignAlg of LNCEL - If ulsFdPrbAssignAlg is set to 'RoundRobinFD' ulsMaxPacketAgg must be set to ‘1’

ulChBw of LNCEL - range depends on UL channel bandwidth

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actPuschMask of LNCEL - if actPuschMask is set to 'true' at least one list item of ulsPuschMask must be configured

prachFreqOff of LNCEL - PRACH allocation (prachFreqOff) and PUSCH mask allocation (ulsPuschMask) must be mutually exclusive (for details please refer to ulsPuschMask)ulChBw of LNCEL - the ulChBw determines the allowed range for ulsPuschMaskLengthprachFreqOff of LNCEL - PRACH allocation (prachFreqOff) and PUSCH mask allocation (ulsPuschMask) must be mutually exclusive (for details please refer to ulsPuschMask)ulChBw of LNCEL - the ulChBw determines the allowed range for ulsPuschMaskStartsrsPwrOffset of LNCEL - srsPwrOffset must be configured if ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' OR (ulsSchedMethod is set to ('interference aware' or 'channel unaware') AND actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa' AND srsConfiguration is specified)

actIntraFreqLoadBal of LNBTS - if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true', upperMarginCIO is mandatory required

pciFirst of LNHENB - if pciLast-pciFirst is greater than or equal to 32, cellIndOff must be configured to 0pciLast of LNHENB - if pciLast-pciFirst is greater than or equal to 32, cellIndOff must be configured to 0

freqEutra of LNHENB - freqEutra must be unique within all LNHENB instances of the eNB

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cellIndOff of LNHENB - cellIndOff must be configured to 0, if pciLast-pciFirst is greater than or equal to 32pciLast of LNHENB - pciLast must be greater than or eqal to pciFirst

cellIndOff of LNHENB - cellIndOff must be configured to 0, if pciLast-pciFirst is greater than or equal to 32pciFirst of LNHENB - pciFirst must be smaller than or equal to pciLast

eNACCAllowed of LNRELG - number of target cells for eNACC is restricted to maximal 32 per LTE cell and frequency bandsrvccAllowed of LNRELG - number of target cells for SRVCC is restricted to maximal 32 per LTE cell and frequency bandthreshold4 of LNCEL - threshold4 must be smaller than b2Threshold1GERANlnRelGId of LNRELG - b2Threshold1GERAN depends on existence of a LNRELG instance

threshold4 of LNCEL - threshold4 < b2Threshold1Hrpd

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hrpdCarrierFreq of LNHOH - LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL

hrpdBandClass of LNHOH - LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCELhrpdArfcn of LNHOH - LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL

hrpdBandClass of LNHOH - LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCELhrpdArfcn of LNHOH - LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL

hrpdPreRegZoneId of CDFIM - hrpdPreRegZoneId within CDFIM is mandatory required if hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true'

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measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3OffsetRsrqInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3ReportIntervalRsrpInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3ReportIntervalRsrqInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3TimeToTriggerRsrpInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3TimeToTriggerRsrqInterFreq must be configured

earfcnDL of LNCEL - earfcnDL of the superior LNCEL instance must be different to the eutraCarrierInfoeutraCarrierInfo of LNHOIF - eutraCarrierInfo must be unique per LNCEL instance

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' hysA3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be configured

measQuantInterFreq of LNHOIF - if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' hysA3OffsetRsrqInterFreq must be configured

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a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq of LNHOIF - a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be configured if measQuantInterFreq = 'rsrp' or 'both', otherwise not specifieda3OffsetRsrqInterFreq of LNHOIF - a3OffsetRsrqInterFreq must be configured if measQuantInterFreq = 'rsrq' or 'both', otherwise not specified

threshold1 of LNCEL - threshold1 must be greater than threshold3InterFreqthreshold4 of LNCEL - threshold4 must be smaller than threshold3InterFreq

thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter of LNHOIF - if thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter is not configured and actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter must be specifiedactInterFreqLB of LNBTS - if actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ and thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter is not specified thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter must be configured

thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter of LNHOIF - if thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter is not configured and actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter must be specifiedactInterFreqLB of LNBTS - if actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ and thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter is not specified thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter must be configured

actCsfbPsHoToUtra of LNBTS - b1ThresholdCSFBUtraEcn0 depends on actCsfbPsHoToUtrameasQuantityCSFBUtra of LNCEL - b1ThresholdCSFBUtraEcn0 depends on measQuantityCSFBUtraactCsfbPsHoToUtra of LNBTS - b1ThresholdCSFBUtraRscp depends on actCsfbPsHoToUtrameasQuantityCSFBUtra of LNCEL - b1ThresholdCSFBUtraRscp depends on measQuantityCSFBUtra

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threshold4 of LNCEL - threshold4 must be smaller than b2Threshold1UtralnRelWId of LNRELW - b2Threshold1Utra depends on configured LNRELW instance for this LNCEL

measQuantityUtra of LNCEL - if measQuantityUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0' b2Threshold2UtraEcn0 must be configuredlnRelWId of LNRELW - b2Threshold2UtraEcn0 depends on configured LNRELW instance for this LNCELmeasQuantityUtra of LNCEL - if measQuantityUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP' b2Threshold2UtraRscp must be configuredlnRelWId of LNRELW - b2Threshold2UtraRscp depends on configured LNRELW instance for this LNCEL

b2Threshold2UtraRscp of LNHOW - if b2Threshold2UtraRscp is set, hysB2ThresholdUtra must be configuredb2Threshold2UtraEcn0 of LNHOW - if b2Threshold2UtraEcn0 is set, hysB2ThresholdUtra must be configured

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - restricts number of LNRELW instances together with maxNumCsfbTargetsutraCarrierFreq of LNHOW - restricts number of LNRELW instances together with maxNumCsfbTargets

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bandClass of LNADJX - combination of bandclass + arfcn restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')

rttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')bandClass of LNADJX - combination of bandclass + arfcn restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to

mncLength of LNMME - Value of mncLength parameter should determine whether mnc should contain 2 digts or 3digts.

mnc of LNMME - mnc should be of 2 digits or 3 digits based on the value of mncLength parameter.

transportNwId of LNMME - transportNwId must be different for LNMME instances having same ipAddrPrimipAddrPrim of LNMME - ipAddrPrim must be unique in all LNMME instances with identical transportNwId

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lnMmeId of LNMME - LNMME instance with lnMmeId '0' must existipAddrPrim of LNMME - the combination of ipAddrPrim and transportNwId must be unique within all LNMME instances

ipAddrPrim of LNMME - ipAddrPrim must be unique in all LNMME instances with identical transportNwId

hrpdBandClass of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instancehrpdPnOffset of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

hrpdArfcn of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instancehrpdPnOffset of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

hrpdBandClass of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instancehrpdArfcn of LNNEIH - LNNEIH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

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lnBtsId of LNBTSmcc of LNBTSmnc of LNBTSmncLength of LNBTSlcrId of LNCELlnBtsId of LNBTSmcc of LNBTSmnc of LNBTSmncLength of LNBTSlcrId of LNCELlnBtsId of LNBTSmcc of LNBTSmnc of LNBTSmncLength of LNBTSlcrId of LNCEL

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ci of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCELlac of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCEL

ci of LNRELGlac of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCELplmnId of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCEL

threshold2a of LNCEL - if a LNRELG instance is configured in the LNCEL, threshold2a must be configureda1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas of LNCEL - if a LNRELG instance is configured in the LNCEL, a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configured

ci of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCELlac of LNRELG - cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all LNRELG objects of a LNCEL

redirWithSysInfoAllowed of LNRELG - maximal 16 LNRELG instance per LNCEL with redirWithSysInfoAllowed set to 'allowed' can be configured

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - restricts number of LNRELW instances together with csfbPsHoAllowedutraCarrierFreq of LNHOW - restricts number of LNRELW instances together with csfbPsHoAllowedmaxNumCsfbTargets of LNHOW - restricts number of LNRELW instances together with csfbPsHoAllowed

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a2TimeToTriggerActWcdmaMeas of LNCEL - if a LNRLEW instance is configured, a2TimeToTriggerActWcdmaMeas must be configuredt304InterRAT of LNCEL - if a LNRLEW instance is configured, t304InterRAT must be configured

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - uTargetFreq paired with uTargetScFdd must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCELuTargetScFdd of LNADJW - uTargetScFdd paired with uTargetFreq must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCEL

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - The number of LNRELW objects with psHoAllowed or srvccAllowed set to 'allowed' and referring to LNADJW objects with equal uTargetFreq parameter, must not exceed 32srvccAllowed of LNRELW - The number of LNRELW objects with psHoAllowed or srvccAllowed set to 'allowed' and referring to LNADJW objects with equal uTargetFreq parameter, must not exceed 32

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - the number of LNRELW objects with psHoAllowed or srvccAllowed set to 'allowed' and referring to LNADJW objects with equal uTargetFreq parameter, must not exceed 32psHoAllowed of LNRELW - the number of LNRELW objects with psHoAllowed or srvccAllowed set to 'allowed' and referring to LNADJW objects with equal uTargetFreq parameter, must not exceed 32

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - uTargetFreq paired with uTargetScFdd must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCELuTargetScFdd of LNADJW - uTargetScFdd paired with uTargetFreq must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCEL

uTargetFreq of LNADJW - uTargetFreq paired with uTargetScFdd must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCELuTargetScFdd of LNADJW - uTargetScFdd paired with uTargetFreq must be unique in all LNADJW instances referred by the LNRELW objects of one LNCEL

rttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')bandClass of LNADJX - combination of bandclass + arfcn restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to

rttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')bandClass of LNADJX - combination of bandclass + arfcn restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to

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marketId of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instanceswNo of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

rttCarrierFreq of LNHOX - restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to 'allowed')bandClass of LNADJX - combination of bandclass + arfcn restricts number of LNRELX instances together with rttMaxNumCsfbTargets (precondition:e1xCsfbAllowed in LNRELX set to

marketId of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instanceswNo of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

marketId of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instanceswNo of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

marketId of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instanceswNo of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

marketId of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instanceswNo of LNRELX - LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same LNCEL instance

tacLimitGbrNormal of LTAC - TAC LIMIT GBR normal <= TAC LIMIT GBR handover <= TAC LIMIT GBR emergency

tacLimitGbrNormal of LTAC - TAC LIMIT GBR normal <= TAC LIMIT GBR handover <= TAC LIMIT GBR emergency

transportNwId of IPNO - transportNwId must be equal to IPNO::addTransportNwIpAddrList::transportNwId in case this LTAC instance is used for additional operator.mainTransportNwId of IPNO - transportNwId must be equal to IPNO::mainTransportNwId in case this LTAC instance is used for main operator.

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dlChBw of LNCEL - all frequencies within dlChBw must be fully within addFreqBandInd (please refer to addFreqBandInd)earfcnDL of LNCEL - earfcnDL must be within the addFreqBandInd (please refer to addFreqBandInd)earfcnDL of LNCEL - if in at least LNCEL instance the earfcnDL is identical to the specified eutraCarrierFreq in the MFBIPR instance, addSpectrEmissReq must be configuredeutraCarrierFreq of MFBIPR - if eutraCarrierFreq in the MFBIPR instance is identical to at least one earfcnDL in an LNCEL instance, addSpectrEmissReq must be configured

addFreqBandInd of MFBIPR - eutraCarrierFreq must be within the addFreqBandInd (please refer to addFreqBandInd)eutraCarrierFreq of MFBIPR - configured eutraCarrierFreq must be unique within all MFBIPR instances

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antlId of ANTL - Identifies the specific antenna line id.connection of MHA - when connection is set to 'External' antlId must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterfacescannedAntennaInterface of MHA - when connection is set to 'External' antlId must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface

antlId of MHA - antlId must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface when connection is set to 'External'scannedAntennaInterface of MHA

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antlId of MHA - when connection is set to 'External' antlId must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterfaceconnection of MHA - when connection is set to 'External' antlId must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface

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cdmaHrpdBdClL of MODIMP - only one MODIMP instance can have a cdmaHrpdBdClL configured

cdmaRttBdClL of MODIMP - only one MODIMP instance can have a cdmaRttBdClL configured

dlCarFrqEutL of MODIMP - only one MODIMP instance can have a dlCarFrqEutL configured

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geranCarFrqIdleModeL of MODIMP - if geranCarFrqIdleModeL is configured in same MODIMP instance, geranCarFrqBd is mandatory required

geranCarFrqBd of MODIMP - if geranCarFrqBd is configured in same MODIMP geranCarFrqIdleModeL must be configured

utrFddCarFrqL of MODIMP - only one MODIMP instance can have a utrFddCarFrqL configured

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actSelMobPrf of LNBTS - requires a MODPR instance

redirRAT of MODRED - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRAT is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredactGsmRedirWithSI of LNBTS - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRAT is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredcsFallBPrio of MODRED - csFallBPrio must be unique within all MODRED belonging to same MODPR (precondition:actIdleLB set to 'false')redirRAT of MODRED - if csFallBPrio is configured, redirRAT must be 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MODRED instance

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emerCallPrio of MODRED - must be unique within all MODRED belonging to same MODPRredirRAT of MODRED - if emerCallPrio is configured, redirRAT must be 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MODRED instance

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirBandCdma must be configured

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirFreqCdma must be configured

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'eutra', redirFreqEutra must be configured

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'utraFDD' or 'utraTDD', redirFreqUtra must be configured

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'geran', redirGeranArfcnValueL is mandatory

redirRAT of MODRED - if redirRAT is 'geran', redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured

csFallBPrio of MODRED - csFallBPrio must be configured if redirRAT is to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' if emerCallBPrio and redirectPrio are both not configured in this MODRED instanceemerCallPrio of MODRED - emerCallPrio must be configured if redirRAT is 'geran' or 'utraFDD' if csFallBPrio and redirectPrio are both not configured in this MODRED instance

redirectPrio of MODRED - redirectPrio must be unique within all MODRED belonging to same MODPR (precondition:actIdleLB set to 'false')actIdleLB of LNBTS - if actIdleLB is set to 'false' redirectPrio must be unique within all MODRED belonging to same MODPRcdmaHrpdBdClL of MOIMP - only one MOIMP instance of same MOPR can have a cdmaHrpdBdClL configured

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dlCarFrqEutL of MOIMP - only one MOIMP instance of same MOPR can have a dlCarFrqEutL configured

geranCarFrqIdleModeL of MOIMP - if geranCarFrqIdleModeL is configured in same MOIMP instance, geranCarFrqBd is mandatory required

geranCarFrqBd of MOIMP - if geranCarFrqBd is configured in same MOIMP geranCarFrqIdleModeL must be configured

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moPrId of LNCEL - the MOPR instance must exist when assigned to SPID

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redirRAT of MORED - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRAT is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredactGsmRedirWithSI of LNBTS - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRAT is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredcsFallBPrio of MORED - csFallBPrio must be unique within all MORED belonging to same MOPR (precondition:actIdleLB set to 'false')redirRAT of MORED - if csFallBPrio is configured, redirRAT must be 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MORED instanceemerCallPrio of MORED - must be unique within all MORED belonging to same MOPRredirRAT of MORED - if emerCallPrio is configured, redirRAT must be 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MORED instance

redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirBandCdma must be configured

redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirFreqCdma must be configured

redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'eutra', redirFreqEutra must be configured

redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'utraFDD' or 'utraTDD', redirFreqUtra must be configured

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redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'geran', redirGeranArfcnValueL is mandatory

redirRAT of MORED - if redirRAT is 'geran', redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured

csFallBPrio of MORED - csFallBPrio must be configured if redirRAT is to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' if emerCallBPrio and redirectPrio are both not configured in this MORED instanceemerCallPrio of MORED - emerCallPrio must be configured if redirRAT is 'geran' or 'utraFDD' if csFallBPrio and redirectPrio are both not configured in this MORED instance

redirectPrio of MORED - redirectPrio must be unique within all MORED belonging to same MOPR (precondition:actIdleLB set to 'false')actIdleLB of LNBTS - if actIdleLB is set to 'false' redirectPrio must be unique within all MORED belonging to same MOPR

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lnBtsId of LNBTS - mrbtsId must be same as lnBtsId.btsId of IPNO - mrbtsId must be same as btsid.btsId of BTSSCL - mrbtsId must be same as btsid.

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eutranTraceId of MTRACE - eutranTraceId list item combination of ("eutranTraceIdMcc"+"eutranTraceIdMnc"+"eutranTraceIdMncLen"+"traceId") must be unique within the BTS

traceRrcNonUeSpecMsgList of MTRACE - Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace RRC non-UE specific message list shall be presenttraceRrcSetting of MTRACE - Only if traceRrcSetting has been set to 'Specific', trace RRC Msg Category parameter shall be present

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traceRrcMsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace RRC non-UE specific message list shall be present

traceRrcMsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceRrcSetting has been set to 'Specific', trace RRC Msg Category parameter shall be present

traceRrcMsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', trace RRC UE specific message list shall be present

traceS1NonUeSpecMsgList of MTRACE - Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace S1 non-UE specific message list shall be presenttraceS1Setting of MTRACE - Only if traceS1Setting has been set to 'Specific', trace S1 Msg Category parameter shall be present

traceS1MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace S1 Non UE specific message list shall be present

traceS1MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceS1Setting has been set to 'Specific', trace S1 Msg Category parameter shall be present

traceS1MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', trace S1 UE specific message list shall be present

traceX2NonUeSpecMsgList of MTRACE - Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace X2 non-UE specific message list shall be presenttraceX2Setting of MTRACE - Only if traceX2Setting has been set to 'Specific', trace X2 Msg Category parameter shall be present

traceX2MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', trace X2 non-UE specific message list shall be present

traceX2MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceX2Setting has been set to 'Specific', trace X2 Msg Category parameter shall be present

traceX2MsgCategory of MTRACE - Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', trace X2 UE specific message list shall be present

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vlanEnabled of OAMMA - Parameter can be used when vlanEnabled is set to true

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efpEventWindow of OAMPRF - Configured value for efpEventThreshold should be within configured value for OAMPRF-efpEventWindow to enable the possibility of generating Errored Frame Period Event Notifications

activeMode of OAMPRF - Parameter eventRepetition is only relevant in Link OAM active mode (parameter activeMode = true)

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unitTypeActual of UNIT - When setting the PDH Line Type to another interface type, FTM switches on all interfaces of this unit the PDH Line Type to the default value for that interface type. In the second configuration step the framing format within this

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redirRat of REDRT - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRat is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredactGsmRedirWithSI of LNBTS - if actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' and redirRAT is set to 'geran', addGsmSIToRedirMsg must be configuredredirRat of REDRT - dependent on redirRat value and activated features the allowed values for csFallBPrio are restrictedactCSFBRedir of LNBTS - if actCSFBRedir is 'Enabled', at least one REDRT instance must exist per LNCEL with configured csFallBPrio, for REDRT instances with redirRat is set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD'

redirRat of REDRT - dependent on redirRat value and activated features the allowed values for emerCallPrio are restrictedactEmerCallRedir of LNBTS - if actEmerCallRedir is 'Enabled', at least one REDRT instance must exist per LNCEL with configured emerCallPrio, for REDRT instances with redirRat is set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD'

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redirRat of REDRT - redirBandCdma must be configured if redirRat is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'

redirRat of REDRT - redirFreqCdma must be configured if redirRat is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'

redirRat of REDRT - redirFreqEutra must be configured if redirRat is set to 'eutra'

redirRat of REDRT - redirFreqUtra must be configured if redirRat is set to 'utraFDD' or 'utraTDD'

redirRat of REDRT - redirGeranArfcnValueL must be configured if redirRat is set to 'geran'

redirRat of REDRT - redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured if redirRat is set to 'geran'

redirBandCdma of REDRT - if redirRat is 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirBandCdma must be configuredredirFreqCdma of REDRT - if redirRat set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT', redirFreqCdma must be configuredactRedirect of LNBTS - if actRedirect is set to 'enabled', at least one REDRT instance per LNCEL must exist with configured redirectPrioredirectPrio of REDRT - must be unique for all REDRT instances when actIdleLB is set to 'false'actRedirect of LNBTS - Not applicable if actRedirect is 'disabled'actCSFBRedir of LNBTS - if actCSFBRedir is 'Enabled', at least one REDRT instance must exist per LNCEL

maxAngle of RET - value of parameter 'angle' should be less or equal than thisminAngle of RET - value of parameter 'angle' should be less or equal than this

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antlId of ANTL - Identifies the specific antenna line id.connection of RET - when connection is set to 'External' antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterfacescannedAntennaInterface of RET - when connection is set to 'External' antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface

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calibrationDone of RET - When calibrationDone = FALSE, calibrate is requiredconfigFileDlNeeded of RET - When configFileDlNeeded is required, user shall be recommended (not mandatory) to request calibration also

configurationFile of RET - When configFileDlNeeded = TRUE, configurationFile is required

configurationFile of RET - When configurationDone = FALSE, configurationFile is required

configFileDlNeeded of RET - configurationFile is downloaded if configFileDlNeeded = TRUE also

antlIdList of RET - antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface when connection is set to 'External'scannedAntennaInterface of RET

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retDeviceType of RET - if retDeviceType is set to 'SingleAntennaDevice', retAntUnitNumber must be configured to '1'

retAntUnitNumber of RET - retAntUnitNumber must be configured to '1' if retDeviceType is set to 'SingleAntennaDevice'

antlIdList of RET - when connection is set to 'External' antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterfaceconnection of RET - when connection is set to 'External' antlIdList must be set to the value of scannedantennaInterface

rfSharingEnabled of BTSSCL - If rfSharingEnabled value is set to 'true' the connectionList must contain another list item for the share radio module

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rfSharingEnabled of BTSSCL - If rfSharingEnabled parameter value is 'true' and external alarms shall be delivered via the LTE BTS, usedInEutra needs to be set to value 'true'

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pathMaxRetrans of SCTP - assocMaxRetrans must be smaller than or equal two times of pathMaxRetrans

assocMaxRetrans of SCTP - assocMaxRetrans must be smaller than or equal two times of pathMaxRetrans

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rfSharingEnabled of BTSSCL - If rfSharingEnabled parameter value is 'true' linkList must be defined.

rfSharingEnabled of BTSSCL - if rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' then radioMaster parameter should be set to value 'true' for LTE SMOD in 2G-LTE RF sharing and 'false' for 3G-LTE RF sharing . The other technology SMOD radioMaster need to be configured

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technology of SMOD - syncMaster setting depends on the technology in the SMOD instance and RF sharing configuration: in 2G-LTE RF sharing: in LTE SMOD syncMaster must be set to 'true', 'false' in 2G SMOD, LTE-3G RF sharing: in LTE SMOD syncMaster of SMOD - syncMaster setting depends on the technology in the SMOD instance and RF sharing configuration: in 2G-LTE RF sharing: in LTE SMOD syncMaster must be set to 'true', 'false' in 2G SMOD, LTE-3G RF sharing: in LTE SMOD

clockProtocol of STPG - For physical interfaces, the interfaceNumber also depends on the clock protocol selected.unitNumber of STPG - For physical interfaces, the interfaceNumber depends on the referenced unitNumber.

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sPlaneIpAddress of IPNO - If actTopFreqSynch is enabled then sPlaneIpAddress is mandatory.

actTopFreqSynch of TOPF - masterIpAddr must be configured if actTopFreqSynch = TRUE.

synchroSourceList of STPG - one of the 2 entries parameter "clockProtocol" is set to "clkTop" and actToPPhase Sync = true then actToPFreqSynch = false.

topComMode of TOPP - Only applicable if topComMode = IP Unicast (0)

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topComMode of TOPP - Only applicable if topComMode = Ethernet Multicast (1)

topComMode of TOPP - "Only applicable if topComMode = IP Unicast (0)masterIpAddr must be configured if actTopPhaseSynch = TRUE"

administrativeState of TWAMP - The TWAMP session must be locked, before its destination IP address can be changed (set administrativeState to "locked")

administrativeState of TWAMP - Changing the destination port of the session requires locking it.

mtu of IEIF - The value of the parameter messageSize shall not exceed the Maximum Transfer Unit value.

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administrativeState of TWAMP - The TWAMP session must be locked, before its source IP address can be changed (set administrativeState to "locked").

dlChBw of LNCEL - for dlChBw of '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' the creation of an UFFIM instance is not allowedsiMessageSibType of LNCEL - If any siMessageSibType in sibSchedulingList is set to 'SIB6', an UFFIM instance is mandatory required

dlCarFrqUtra of UFFIM - must be unique in all instances of structure utrFddCarFrqL

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cellReSelPrio of LNCEL - must be unequalhrpdCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalrttCResPrio of CDFIM - must be unequalgCelResPrio of GNFL - must be unequaleutCelResPrio of IRFIM - must be unequalthreshServingLowQR9 of LNCEL - if threshServingLowQR9 is set in the parent LNCEL instance, utraFrqQThrHighR9 is mandatory required

threshServingLowQR9 of LNCEL - if threshServingLowQR9 is set in the parent LNCEL instance, utraFrqQThrLowR9 is mandatory requiredutraFrqQThrHighR9 of UFFIM - utraFrqQThrHighR9 is mandatory required if utraFrqQThrLowR9 in this utrFddCarFrqL list set is configured

earfcnUL of LNCEL - all cells of an Uplink CoMP must have same earfcnULlnCelId of LNCEL - the LNCEL instances must exist and can only be included to one ulcoMpCellList per eNBactUlCoMp of LNBTS - if actUlCoMp is set to 'true' at least one ULCOMP instance must exist

unitTypeExpected of UNIT - This parameter is applicable only when unitTypeExpected is one of FSM, or FSI.

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gcsnaL2AckTimer of XPARAM - gcsnaL2AckTimer < gcsnaSequenceContextTimer

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Parameter Relationships Related Features

• LTE666 LTE User Account Management (standard)

• LTE666 LTE User Account Management (standard)

• LTE666 LTE User Account Management (standard)

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE150 LTE OAM Transport Layer Security (standard)

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)

For the default profile, ANRPRL-0 following conditions need to be fulfilled:- this instance (with anrPrLId set to '0') must always be existing in the eNB database- the targetCarrierFreq must be omitted.

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)

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• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)targetCarrierFreq must be unique within all ANRPRL instances.

targetCarrierFreq must be omitted in the ANRPRL instance with anrPrLId=0 (default profile). In all other ANRPRL instances the targetCarrierFreq must be configured.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

Within all ANRPRW instances having same utraCarrierFreq value:- maximal one ANRPRW instance with empty or omitted cellsToApplyList is allowed.- no duplicated lnCelIds in the cellsToApplyList of all those instances is allowed.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

Within all ANRPRW instances with same utraCarrierFreq the value of the parameter lnRelWLimitForAnr must be identical.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

The value of psc must be less than pscLast if pscLast is set.

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The value of pscLast must be greater than psc.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

Within all ANRPRW instances having same utraCarrierFreq value:- maximal one ANRPRW instance with empty or omitted cellsToApplyList is allowed.- no duplicated lnCelIds in the cellRestrictionList of all those instances is allowed.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional) • LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard) • LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard) • LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional) • LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1247 Multiradio System Module extended LTE configurations (standard)

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• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional) • LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)

• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1195 FHCC Repeater Interface Module (standard) • LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional) • LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional) • LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

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• LTE656 LTE Fault Management (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)

• LTE592 Bidirectional Forwarding Detection (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

The configured values for faultName must be unique.

The configured faultName must be unique within alToggSuppList.

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE612-b Synchronization Hub for FSMr3 (optional)

• LTE612 Synchronization Hub for FSMr2 (optional)

• LTE80b Frame synchronized operation (standard)

• LTE80b Frame synchronized operation (standard)

btsId must be same as LNBTS/lnBtsId, MRBTS/mrbtsId and IPNO/btsid.

If gpsInUse is set to value 'true', btsSyncMode must be configured.If actTopPhaseSynch is set to 'true', btsSyncMode must be configured to 'PhaseSync'.If actTopFreqSynch is set to 'true', btsSyncMode must be configured to 'FreqSync'.

• LTE80b Frame synchronized operation (standard)• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)

Restriction dependent on System Module types:FSMr2: ext1ppsClkOutOn must be set fix to 'false'.FSMr3: ext1ppsClkOutOn can only be set to 'true' if syncPropagationEnabled and gpsInUse are both set to 'true'. • LTE711 Synchronization from 2.048MHz signal

(standard)

ext2M048ClkOutOn can be set to 'true' only if syncPropagationEnabled is set to 'true'.

gpsCableLength is used only if gpsInUse is set to value true.The cable length is a primary parameter.

If btsSyncMode is set to 'PhaseSync':If gpsInUse is set to value 'true' and synchronisation is delivered from co-located BTS then gpsCtrlBlockForCoLocatedBts parameter shall be set to value 'true' to avoid unnecessary alarms.

• LTE612 Synchronization Hub for FSMr2 (optional)• LTE1698 1PPS&ToD Sync Slave Mode of Operation (standard)

The parameter specified if GPS is used. If the value is set to 'true' either gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay or gpsCableLength will be used.

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

gpsTotalAntennaLineDelay is used only if gpsInUse is set to value true.The cable length is a primary parameter.

If btsSyncMode is set to 'PhaseSync':

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• LTE80b Frame synchronized operation (standard)holdOverModeUsed can only be set to 'true' if btsSyncMode is set to 'PhaseSync'

(1) When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' linkList must contain three list items with linkId 1, 2 and 3 (one value for each item) with following setting for parameter radiomaster:- value 'true' in LTE-2G RF sharing

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE980 IRC for 4 RX paths (optional)• LTE1542 FDD Supercell (standard)• LTE1895 LTE-GSM and LTE-WCDMA RF sharing for dual band and 4Rx configurations (standard)

FSMr3: Only if syncPropagationEnabled is set to 'true' - ext2M048ClkOutOn can be set to 'true'.- ext1ppsClkOutOn can be set to 'true' (if additionally gpsInUse is set to 'true').

• LTE612 Synchronization Hub for FSMr2 (optional)• LTE612-b Synchronization Hub for FSMr3 (optional)

If tdmSyncInUse is set to 'true' and additionally actTopPhaseSynch is set to 'true', btsSyncMode must be configured to 'PhaseSync'.

Please note: actTopPhaseSynch is configured in Transport domain and there is no validation over the domains.

• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

If CAREL exists in P-LNCEL, the following definitions are used in below parameter relationships:- P-LNCEL: the parent LNCEL instance of the CAREL instance

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

Definitions used in below parameter relationships:- P-LNCEL: the parent LNCEL instance of the CAREL instance- S-LNCEL: the LNCEL instance referred by the CAREL instance having identical lcrId in the LNCEL instance

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE1332 Downlink carrier aggregation - 40 MHz (standard)

If SIB8 is scheduled in sibSchedulingList an instance of MOC CDFIM is mandatory required (precondition: dlChBw set to '5 MHz or higher).

The creation of a CDFIM instance for the LNCEL instance is not allowed if the cell bandwidth dlChBw is equal to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz'.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 Idle mode mobility from LTE to WCDMA, GSM or other LTE bands (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType for the

cell is not set to 'forbidden' structure csfbRegParam1xRtt must be configured for the CDFIM instance.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hoRegParamHrpd must be configured.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

If hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true' hrpdPreRegZoneId must be configured.

hrpdPreRegZoneId must be configured if at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled.- hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true' in the CDFIM instance- hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true' in at least one LNHOH instance.Only if hrpdPreRegZoneId is specified hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 is allowed to be configured.

Only if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 is specified hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 can be configured, i.e. hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 cannot be deleted if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 is still configured.

hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 can only be configured if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 is specified, i.e. hrpdSecPreRegZoneId1 cannot be deleted if hrpdSecPreRegZoneId2 is still configured.

If for this structure at least one entry is provided with all its mandatory parameters then at least one element of list hrpdNcl must be createdtResHrpd becomes mandatory if for this structure at least one entry is provided

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)each hrpdBdClNcl list entry must be equal to one

hrpdBdClBcl in the same CDFIM instance

hrpdCResPrio must be unequal to the setting of - cellReSelPrio in each LNCEL instance,- eutCelResPrio in each IRFIM instance,- uCelResPrio in each UFFIM instance,- gCelResPrio in each GNFL instance,

If at least one element of hrpdNCList is provided then hrpdBdClList structure with at least one entry is mandatory with all its mandatory parameters.tResHrpd becomes mandatory if for hrpdNCList at least one element is provided.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE576 3GPP baseline R9 03/2010 (standard)

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each hrpdBdClNcl list entry must be equal to one hrpdBdClBcl in the same CDFIM instance

If for this structure at least one entry is provided with all its mandatory parameters then at least one element of list rttNCList must be createdtResRtt becomes mandatory if for this structure at least one entry is provided

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

rttBdClBcl must be equal to one rttBdClNcl in the same CDFIM instance

rttCResPrio must be unequal to the setting of - cellReSelPrio in each LNCEL instance,- eutCelResPrio in each IRFIM instance,- uCelResPrio in each UFFIM instance,- gCelResPrio in each GNFL instance,

If at least one element of rttNCList is provided then rttBdClList structure with at least one entry is mandatory with all its mandatory parameters.- tResRtt becomes mandatory if for rttNCList at least one element is provided.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

the maximum of rttCellId per rttArfcn is 40the maximum of rttCellId, where rttExSel is set to 'R8ListPartOnly', per rttArfcn is 16

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the maximum of different rttBdClNcl per rttNCList is 16the maximum of different rttArfcn per rttBdClNcl is 16rttBdClNcl must be equal to one rttBdClBcl in the same CDFIM instancethe maximum of rttCellId per rttArfcn is 40the maximum of rttCellId, where rttExSel is set to 'R8ListPartOnly', per rttArfcn is 16

the maximum of rttCellId, where rttExSel is set to 'R8ListPartOnly', per rttArfcn is 16

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

If tResHrpd is configured following conditions need to be fulfilled:- at least one hrpdNCList list item must be specified- at least one hrpdBdClList list item must be specified

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

If tResRtt is configured following conditions need to be fulfilled:- at least one rttNCList list item must be configured- at least one rttBdClList list item must be configured

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

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• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

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• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE1245 Trust Anchor and Revocation Management (standard)

• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)• LTE523 Multi-layered Certificate Authorities (standard)

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• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE665 LTE Certificate Management (optional)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE523 Multi-layered Certificate Authorities (standard)

A CRGPR instance must exist as long as it is assigned to a LNCEL instance, i.e. as long as a LNCEL instance with cellResourceGroupId equal to crgPrId exists.

A list item with the default PLMN group identifier (defaultPlmnGroupId) must exist in plmnGroupShareList with plmnGroupId equal to defaultPlmnGroupId.

plmnGroupList must contain at least 2 list items.Each PLMN id in the plmnGroupList (mcc, mnc and mncLength) must be unique within the list.

One list item must be the primary PLMN ID of the eNB itself (LNBTS: mcc, mnc and mncLength).

The actual range depends on the MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00..99, if length=3, then range is 000..999

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Determines length of MNC.

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

A list item with the PLMN group identifier (plmnGroupId) must be configured in plmnGroupShareList (same plmnGroupId).

A plmnGroupShareList list item must be configured for each PLMN group identifier (plmnGroupId) used in plmnGroupList.

A list item must be configured for all of the following cases:- for each PLMN group identifier in PLMN group list (plmnGroupList-plmnGroupId).- for the default plmn group (defaultPlmnGroupId), i.e an entry with plmnGroupId equal to defaultPlmnGroupId of the CRGPR instance

The sum of all plmnGroupShare values per plmnGroupShareList must be equal to 100%.

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)• LTE162 Cell Trace with IMSI (standard)• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

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• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)• LTE163-b Subscriber and Equipment Trace (vendor specific extensions) (optional)• LTE459 LTE Timing Advance Evaluation (standard)

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• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

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• LTE655 LTE Software Management (standard)

• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

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If SIB7 is scheduled in sibSchedulingList an instance of MOC GFIM is mandatory required.

The creation of a GFIM instance for the LNCEL instance is not allowed if the cell bandwidth dlChBw is equal to '1.4 MHz'.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 Idle mode mobility from LTE to WCDMA, GSM or other LTE bands (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

gCelResPrio must be unequal to the setting of - cellReSelPrio in each LNCEL instance,- eutCelResPrio in each IRFIM instance,- uCelResPrio in each UFFIM instance,- hrpdCResPrio in each CDFIM instance,

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

All frequencies in gerArfcnVal of one GNFL instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

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• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

Following restrictions apply dependent on the DL channel bandwith:

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)

• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

Parameter gtpuN3Reqs is only used if gtpuPathSupint is different to '0' (GTP-U supervision is switched ON)

The number of unanswered requests of parameter gtpuN3Reqs relates to the timeframe defined in parameter gtpuT3Resp.

If GTP-U path supervision is switched OFF, gtpuPathSupint must be set to value '0'In this case the configured values for gtpuT3Resp and gtpuN3Reqs are not relevant.

If gtpuPathSupint is set to - value '0': the value of gtpuT3Resp is not relevant (GTP-U supervision is switched OFF)- a value geater than '0': gtpuT3Resp must be configured to a value smaller than gtpuPathSupint (representing the waiting time for the calculation of path supervision interval)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The specified combination of sgwIpAddress and transportNwId must be unique defined in all sgwIpAddressList items.

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The specified combination of transportNwId and sgwIpAddress must be unique defined in all sgwIpAddressList items.

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If SIB4 is scheduled in sibSchedulingList, an instance of MOC IAFIM is mandatory required.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)The following checks are applicable on LNCEL

instance level.

If an IAFIM instance is created at least - one element in the list of structure intraFreqNeighCellList (intrFrNCList) OR

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The physical layer cell identity (PCI) phyCellId of the cell must not be within the configured range starting at intrFrBCList-startIntraPci.

The physical layer cell identity (PCI) phyCellId of the cell must be diffetrent to startIntraPci.

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If an IAFIM instance is created at least - one element in the list of structure intraFreqNeighCellList (intrFrNCList) OR

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The value of physCellIdNcl must be unique in all lists intrFrNCList of the IAFIM instance belonging to the same LNCEL instance.The list must not contain the physical layer cell identity of the cell itself, i.e. any physCellIdNcl value in the list must be different from the phyCellId of the related LNCEL.

• LTE482 DNS support for certificate examination (standard)

• LTE482 DNS support for certificate examination (standard)

• LTE482 DNS support for certificate examination (standard)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

If localIpAddr=0.0.0.0localIpv6Addr must be also 0::0

The IPv4-mapped-IPv6 Address, as representation of an IPv4 address in an IPv6 address field, is not supported and shall be rejected.

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

If parameter uPlaneIpv6Address and/or cPlaneIpv6Address in MOC IPNO and/or parameter localIpv6Addr in MOC IVIF or IEIF is configured parameter mtu must be equal or greater than 1280

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)• LTE931 Ethernet Jumbo Frames (standard)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

Parameter sirTotal is only relevant in case parameter trafficPathShapingEnable has value TPS_WFQ.

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• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

• LTE684 DHCP Server for Flexi LTE BTS Site Devices (standard)

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• LTE158 NTP clock time synchronization (standard)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

addCPlaneIpv4Address must not be equal to cPlaneIpAddress

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

addUPlaneIpv4Address must not be equal to uPlaneIpAddress

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

transportNwId must not be equal to mainTransportNwId

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE692-a LTE Firewall Support (optional)

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)

• LTE875 Different IP addresses for U/C/M-plane (standard)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The IPv4-mapped-IPv6 Address, as representation of an IPv4 address in an IPv6 address field, is not supported and shall be rejected.

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)

• LTE664 LTE transport protocol stack on IPv4 (optional)

• LTE875 Different IP addresses for U/C/M-plane (standard)

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

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• LTE475 Automatic iOMS resiliency (standard)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE475 Automatic iOMS resiliency (standard)

• LTE475 Automatic iOMS resiliency (standard)

• LTE475 Automatic iOMS resiliency (standard)

• LTE475 Automatic iOMS resiliency (standard)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE150 LTE OAM Transport Layer Security (standard)

• LTE875 Different IP addresses for U/C/M-plane (standard)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

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• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE875 Different IP addresses for U/C/M-plane (standard)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The IPv4-mapped-IPv6 Address, as representation of an IPv4 address in an IPv6 address field, is not supported and shall be rejected.

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE746 IP based Filtering for BTS Site Support Equipment (standard)

• LTE746 IP based Filtering for BTS Site Support Equipment (standard)

• LTE746 IP based Filtering for BTS Site Support Equipment (standard)

• LTE746 IP based Filtering for BTS Site Support Equipment (standard)

• LTE746 IP based Filtering for BTS Site Support Equipment (standard)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE1390 IPSec Emergency Bypass (optional)

• LTE1390 IPSec Emergency Bypass (optional)

• LTE1390 IPSec Emergency Bypass (optional)

• LTE1390 IPSec Emergency Bypass (optional)

• LTE1390 IPSec Emergency Bypass (optional)

The management system prevents manually configuring routes that include link-local IPv6 addresses as gateway address.

• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The parameter antiReplayWindowSize is only relevant if the parameter antiReplayEnabled has the value True.

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

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• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

• LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane (optional)

The dlCarFrqEut must be set uniquely in all IRFIM instances belonging to the same LNCEL

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

eutCelResPrio must be unequal to the setting of - uCelResPrio in each UFFIM instance,- gCelResPrio in each GNFL instance,- hrpdCResPrio in each CDFIM instance,- rttCResPrio in each CDFIM instance

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

All below checks are applicable per LNCEL instance, where following maxima shall not be exceeded:

"N_intFrNCList_intFrBCList_items" in below equation does represent "the total number of list items of intFrNCList and intFrBCList of all IRFIM instances of the cell".

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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All below checks are applicable per LNCEL instance, where following maxima shall not be exceeded:

"N_intFrNCList_intFrBCList_items" in below equation does represent "the total number of list items of intFrNCList and intFrBCList of all IRFIM instances of the cell".

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

interFrqQThrR9 must be configured if threshServingLowQR9 of the LNCEL instance this IRFIM instance belongs to is specified.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If SIB5 is scheduled in sibSchedulingList an instance of MOC IRFIM is mandatory required.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 Idle mode mobility from LTE to WCDMA, GSM or other LTE bands (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)

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• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The IPv4-mapped-IPv6 Address, as representation of an IPv4 address in an IPv6 address field, is not supported and shall be rejected.

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

The IPv4-mapped-IPv6 Address, as representation of an IPv4 address in an IPv6 address field, is not supported and shall be rejected.

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

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• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE132 VLAN based traffic differentiation (optional)• LTE138 Traffic Shaping (UL) (standard)

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• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

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• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

• LTE649 QoS aware ethernet switching (optional)

It is required that always the pair of LNCEL object and related LCELL object exists, i.e. the LNCEL object with matching lcrId must be created respectively deleted with the same plan file.

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional) • LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)

if actRepeaterMode is set to value 'Dedicated' or 'Coupled' repeaterDelay is mandatory required.For non-RIU configuration where actRepeaterMode is set to 'none' repeaterDelay value shall not be specified.

• LTE1195-e FHCC Repeater Interface Module -Info model update and merge for RL40 (standard)• LTE72 4-way RX diversity (optional)• LTE980 IRC for 4 RX paths (optional)

If dlMimoMode is set to 'SingleTX' one TX antenna shall be mapped to the cell (one TX in the resourceList), for any other dlMimoMode setting more than one TX antenna must be mapped to the cell (more than one TX in the resourceList).

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional) • LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)Identifies the specific antenna line and it's ID

assigned to the local cell.

If actSuperCell is set to value 'true', the subCellId in the related LCELL instance of the LNCEL must be configured.Within this LCELL instance just two different subCellIds can be assigned, i.e. two resourceList items must have the same subCellId assigned,

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determines the length of MNC.

If actDLCAggr is set to 'true' sectorId shall be configured to LCELL instances- same value shall be specified in those LCELL instances which shall be aggregated, where same sectorId value is allowed to two LCELL instances simultaneously

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

adjEnbId is mandatory required if cPlaneIpAddr is empty.

adjEnbId is mandatory if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is set to 'enbControlled'.

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

cPlaneIpAddr is mandatory if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is set to 'oamControlled'.

adjEnbId must be specified if cPlaneIpAddr is not configured.

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE2 S1 Flex (optional)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is set to

- 'oamControlled', cPlaneIpAddr must be configured- 'enbControlled', plmnId and adjEnbId must be configured

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)

The actual range depends on MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3, then range is 000...999

The total number of LNADJ instances per eNB shall not exceed the configured limit maxNumOfLnadjLimit.

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

The plmnId is mandatory if cPlaneIpAddrCtrl is 'enbControlled'.

The global eNB Id of the adjacent eNB must be different to the global eNB Id of other adjacent eNBs as well as those of the own eNB, i.e.

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

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Determines length of MNC.

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNC length: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3, then range is 000...999

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The number of target cells for eNACC (LNRELG-eNACCAllowed) and SRVCC (LNRELG-srvccAllowed) is restricted to maximum 32 per LTE cell and frequency band. For a detailed description see LNRELG parameters eNACCAllowed and

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

The combination of mcc, mnc, mncLength, gTargetLac and gTargetCi must be unique within all LNADJG instances of the eNB.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

The combination of mcc, mnc, mncLength, gTargetLac and gTargetCi must be unique within all LNADJG instances of the eNB.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

The combination of mcc, mnc, mncLength, gTargetLac and gTargetCi must be unique within all LNADJG instances of the eNB.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

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no relations

no relations

Determines length of MNC

The combination of mcc, mnc, mncLength, gTargetLac and gTargetCi must be unique within all LNADJG instances of the eNB.

The actual range depends on the MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00..99, if length=3, then range is 000..999

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

The combination of mcc, mnc, mncLength, gTargetLac and gTargetCi must be unique within all LNADJG instances of the eNB.

Determines length of MNC.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

The list must contain at least one element if systemInfoType is set to 'si' or 'psi'.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

The list systemInfoListGeran must contain at least one element if systemInfoType is set to 'si' or 'psi'.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNC length: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3 then range is 000...999

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

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no relations

no relations

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The configured ecgiLcrId must be unique within all LNADJL instances of a neighbor eNB (LNADJ).

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

A LNADJL instance can only be created if the related LNADJ does have the adjEnbId and plmnId configured.

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional) • LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

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no relations

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

Determines length of MNC.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

• LTE724-a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)

• LTE724a RROM support of Neighbor Cell Configuration (standard)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

The combination of uTargetCid, uTargetRncId and primaryPlmnId must be unique within all LNADJW objects of the eNB.

The actual range depends on the MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00..99, if length=3, then range is 000..999

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Determines length of MNC.

• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00..99, if length=3, then range is 000..999

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

if parameter actSrvccToWCDMA is set to 'true' srvccHoInd must be configured.

The combination of uTargetCid, uTargetRncId and primaryPlmnId must be unique within all LNADJW objects of the eNB.

If the value of uTargetRncId is greater than '4095', the allowed range for uTargetCid is reduced to 0..4095.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1342 Extended RNC ID (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELW instances where - parameter srvccAllowed is set to 'allowed' OR- parameter psHoAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND where the carrier frequency (uTargetfreq) in the LNADJW instance this LNRELW refers to is identical

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

The combination of uTargetCid, uTargetRncId and primaryPlmnId must be unique within all LNADJW objects of the eNB.

If uTargetRncId is configured greater than '4095' the range of uTargetCid is reduced to 0..4095.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1342 Extended RNC ID (standard)

The pair of uTargetFreq and uTargetScFdd must be unique within all LNADJW instances which are referred by the LNRELW instances of one LNCEL.

Note: References are realized by (LNRELW-plmnId, LNRELW-uTargetRncId and LNRELW-uTargetCid) to identical values in (LNADJW-primaryPlmnId, LNADJW-uTargetRncId and

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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• LTE520 8 EPS bearers per UE (standard)

• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)

• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNADJX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNADJX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

act1xCsfb can only be configured to 'true' if all of the following conditions are fulfilled: - actCsfbPsHoToUtra is set to 'false' - actCSFBRedir is set to 'false ' - actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Disabled '

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

act8EpsBearers can only be configured to 'true' if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true.

If actCMAS is set to 'true' following condition need to be fulfilled- the sibSchedulingList must contain 'SIB12' configuration, i.e. siMessageSibType of one set must be set to 'SIB12'If actCSFBRedir is set to 'Enabled' following conditions need to be fulfilled:- at least one instance of REDRT must be created per LNCEL where csFallBPrio is configured- in each additional REDRT instance csFallBPrio must be configured if redirRat is set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' AND if in the REDRT instance redirectPrio AND emerCallPrio are both not

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE562 CSFB to UTRAN or GSM via redirect (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)Only if actCellTrace is set to 'true'

actMDTCellTrace can only be set to 'true', i.e. if actCellTrace is changed to 'false' actMDTCellTrace must be changed to 'false' as well.

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• LTE1047 Control plane overload handling (standard)

• LTE1732 CRL1018 Feature flag for Cell trace with IMSI (standard)

• LTE37-c Ciphering (optional)• LTE38-b Integrity protection (standard)

If actCompChecks is set to 'true' following checks must be fulfilled:

(1.1) If riEnable is set to 'true'- maxNumRrc + max (addAUeRrHo,addAUeTcHo) <= n1PucchAn * cellSrPeriod

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

actConvVoice must be configured to 'false' if at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- actMultBearers is set to 'false'- at least one LNCEL instance does exist with set dlChBw to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz'

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)if actCplaneOvlHandling is set to 'true' the

structure ovlha must be configured

(1) The parameter actCsfbPsHoToUtra can only be configured to 'true' if all of the following conditions are fulfilled- actCSFBRedir is set to 'Enabled'- actHOtoWcdma is set to 'true'

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE898 TDD inter-RAT handover to TD-SCDMA (optional)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)actDLCAggr can only be configured to 'true' if

actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true'

Applicable for FSMr2:actDLCAggr can only be configured to 'true' if actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true' in addition to previous conditions.

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE1542 FDD Supercell (standard)• LTE1332 Downlink carrier aggregation - 40 MHz (standard)• LTE614 Distributed Site (optional)• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)If more than 2 RX or 3 TX antenna lines are

configured in the resourceList then actDualBand can only be set to 'false'.

• LTE179-a CRL0665 Dual band operation with one System Module - 6*10Mhz (optional)• LTE1247 Multiradio System Module extended LTE configurations (standard)• CRL1487 Optimized dual sector with dual band configuration on single FSP in RL60 (standard)

Two LCELL instances can share the same antenna line (ANTL) with TXRX or TX –txRxUsage (configured in the LCELL-resourceList) if actDualCarrier is configured to value 'true'.For actDualCarrier set to 'false' one antenna line (ANTL) can be configured with TXRX or TX –txRxUsage (configured in the LCELL-resourceList) only in one LCELL instance.

• LTE471 LTE Dual carrier operation within one RF band (standard)

actDualRx1xCsfb can only be configured to 'true' if all of the following conditions are fulfilled:- actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Disabled'- actCSFBRedir is set to 'Disabled'- actCsfbPsHoToUtra is set to 'false'.

• LTE874 CSFB to CDMA/1xRTT for dual RX UEs (standard)

actERabModify can only be set to 'true' if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'true'.

• LTE519 E-RAB Modifcation without GBR modification (optional)

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• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)

• LTE1074 Multimedia Priority Services (standard)

• LTE57 Inter RAT handover from UTRAN (optional)

if actETWS is set to 'true' following condition need to be fulfilled:- SIB10' and 'SIB11' must be present in sibSchedulingList-siMessageSibType - pwsWithEmAreaId is mandatory requiredIf actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Enabled' following conditions must be fulfilled:- at least one REDRT must be created per LNCEL where emerCallPrio is configured- maxNumRrcEmergency >= maxNumRrc + max(addAUeRrHo, addAUeTcHo)

• LTE22 Emergency Call handling (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)actEnhAcAndGbrServices can only be configured

to 'true' if all following conditions are fulfilled:- actMultBearers is equal to 'true'- congWeightAlg is configured.

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE497 Smart Admission Control (optional)• LTE534 ARP based admission control for E-RABs (optional)• LTE587 Multiple GBR EPS bearers per UE (optional)(1) If actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true' following

condition need to be fulfilled:- when in addition ((ulChBw,dlChBw) is '5 MHz' or '10 MHz') the value range for maxNumRrc, addAUeRrHo, addAUeTcHo and maxNumActUE is limited according to following conditions:

• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard) The parameter actGsmRedirWithSI can only be

set to 'true' if- at least one of the parameters actRedirect, actCSFBRedir is set to 'true' OR actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Enabled' AND

• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true' if all of the following conditions are fulfilled: - actImmHRPD is set to 'true'- actHOtoWcdma is set to 'false'- acteNACCtoGSM is set to 'false'

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

if actHOtoWcdma is set to 'true' the prohibitPsHOtoWcdma is allowed to be configured to 'true'

actHOtoWcdma can only be configured to 'false' if actSrvccToWcdma and actCsfbPsHoToUtra are set to 'false'.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1073 Measurement based redirect to UTRAN (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

actHighPrioServices can only be configured to 'true' if actIMSEmerSessR9 and actEnhAcAndGbrServices are both set to 'true'.

If actHighPrioServices is set to 'true' tPageCorrInt must be configured.Only on several FSMr3 variants actHighRrc can be configured to 'true', where following conditions have to be fulfilled:if actHighRrc is set to 'true':- ulChBw must be '15 MHz' or '20 MHz'

• LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)

actConvVoice can only be set to 'false' if actIMSEmerSessR9 is configured to 'false'.

Only if actIMSEmerSessR9 is set to 'true' actHighPrioServices can be configured to 'true'.

• LTE572 IMS emergency sessions (optional)• LTE1074 Multimedia Priority Services (standard)

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• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

no relations

• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

• LTE1433 LPPa support for OTDOA (standard)

• LTE54 Intra-LTE handover via S1 (optional)

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' all of the following conditions need to be fulfilled(1) for all REDRT instances of the superior LNCEL- redirectPrio must be unique- csFallBPrio must be uniqueif actIfHo is 'enabled' all of the following conditions need to be fullfilled- a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configured- a2TimeToTriggerActInterFreqMeas must be configured

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)• LTE1387 Intra eNB Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1170 Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1060 TDD - FDD handover (standard)Only if actImmHRPD is set to 'true' actHOtoHrpd

can only be configured to 'true'.• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)

• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)

actInterFreqLB must be configured to 'false' if at least one LNCEL instance does exist with set dlChBw to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz'.

If actInterFreqLB is set to 'true' all of the following conditions must be fulfilled

• LTE1387 Intra eNB Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1170 Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)Important information:

Currently actIntraFreqLoadBal must always be configured to 'false'.

Following parameter are mandatory required in all cells of the eNB if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to ‘true’

If actLPPaOTDOA is set to 'true' in at least one LNCEL instance actOtdoa must be configured to 'true'.

• LTE68 Support of cell based location service (optional)

actMDTCellTrace can only be set to 'true' if actCellTrace is set to 'true', otherwise it must be set to 'false'.The modification of actMDTCellTrace from 'true' to 'false' requires that in all LNCEL instances activateMeas is set to 'false'.

• LTE570 Periodic UE measurements (optional)• LTE953 MDT (Minimization of Drive Test) (standard)

The allowed number of list entries in IRFIM instances in intFrBCList and intFrNCList depend among others on the value of actMFBI. For details please refer to intFrBCList and intFrNCList.

• LTE1534 Multiple Frequency Band Indicator (standard)

(1) actMultBearers can only be set to ’false’ if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to ’false’.Only if actMultBearers is set to ’true’ actEnhAcAndGbrServices can be set to ’true’.

• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE497 Smart admission control (optional)• LTE534 ARP based admission control for E-RABs (optional)

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• LTE587 Multiple GBR EPS bearers per UE (optional)

• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

• LTE1231 Operator specific GBR QCIs (standard)

• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)

• LTE11 Robust header compression (optional)

• LTE440 S1 Overload handling (standard)

actMultGbrBearers can only be set to 'true' if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true'.

qciSupp in structure qciTab9 must be set to 'ENABLE' if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false'

actOperatorQCI must be set to 'false' if actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false'.

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE519 E-RAB Modifcation without GBR modification (optional)

The feature does not support dual fibers and shared configuration.

• LTE1439 Automatic recovery/optical delay compensation of OBSAI link problems (standard)

If actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false', actOperatorQCI must be set to 'false'

Only if actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true', actOperatorQCIGbr is allowed to be configured to 'true'.

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

if actRedirect is set to 'enabled', at least one REDRT instance per LNCEL must exist with redirectPrio set to 1..6.

The parameter actRedirect can be only set to 'disabled'

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE977 RF chaining with FSME (optional)• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)• LTE2-a Support of S1 Flex, basic functionality (optional)

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• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE163 Subscriber and Equipment Trace (optional)

• LTE1402 Uplink intra eNode B CoMP (standard)

• LTE1139 ZUC security algorithm (optional)

actSelMobPrf can be set to 'true' only if a default profile MODPR instance exists or is created in parallel with the feature activation.

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

actSrvccToGsm can only configured to 'true' if actConvVoice is set to 'true'.

Only if actSrvcctoGSM is set to 'false' actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true'.Parameter actSrvcctoWcdma can only be set to 'true' - if prohibitPsHOtoWcdma is set to 'false' AND- if actConvVoice is set to 'true'

If actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true' AND cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' all of the following conditions must be fulfilled:- drxOnDuratT in drxProfile103 must be configured to a value greater than '8'

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

If actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true' AND cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' all of the following conditions must be fulfilled:- drxOnDuratT in drxProfile101 must be configured to a value greater than '8'

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

The feature ''UE-based ANR for Inter-RAT UTRAN" is currently not supported, therefore actUeBasedAnrUtran must always be configured to 'false'.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

For FSMD and FSME hardware, actUlCoMp must be configured to 'false'.

actUlCoMp can only be configured to 'true' if actHighRrc is set to 'false'.

If actUlCoMp is set to 'true' at least one instance of ULCOMP must be configured

Only if acteNACCtoGSM is set to 'false' actHOtoHrpd can only be configured to 'true'.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE747-a Support of UE radio capabilities (standard)• LTE905 Non GBR QCI 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (standard)

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• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE747-a Support of UE radio capabilities (standard)• LTE905 Non GBR QCI 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (standard)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE747-a Support of UE radio capabilities (standard)• LTE905 Non GBR QCI 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (standard)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE747-a Support of UE radio capabilities (standard)• LTE905 Non GBR QCI 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (standard)

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• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE747-a Support of UE radio capabilities (standard)• LTE905 Non GBR QCI 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (standard)

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)

• LTE492 ANR for LTE (3GPP) with OAM extension (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

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• LTE502 Cell Outage triggered reset (optional)

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

Actual range depends on mncLength: if mncLength=2 then range is 00...99, if mncLength=3 then range 000...999

The value of mncLength determines whether the mnc is of 2 digits or 3 digits length.

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

• LTE37-c Ciphering (optional)• LTE38-b Integrity protection (standard)• LTE1139 ZUC security algorithm (optional)

If actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true' congWeightAlg is mandatory required.

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE519 E-RAB Modifcation without GBR modification (optional)

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• LTE830 LTE Automatic Lock (standard)

No relations • LTE3-c Support of S1 setup message (standard)

• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)

• LTE1074 Multimedia Priority Services (standard)

only if enableGrflShdn parameter is set to 'Enabled', administrativeState in each LNCEL can be set to 'shutting down'if pMax is set to a value less than 25 dBm, enableGrflShdn must be set to 'Disabled', no limitation otherwise

• LTE914 Graceful cell shut down (standard)• LTE830 LTE Automatic Lock (standard)• LTE1106 Flexi low power RRH 850 2TX for optical repeater interface (standard)

The parameter is mandatory if actETWS is set to 'true'.

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

Actual range depends on mncLength: if mncLength=2 then range is 00...99, if mncLength=3 then range 000...999

The value of mncLength determines whether the mnc is of 2 digits or 3 digits length.

hpsSessArpMin must be less than or equal to hpsSessArpMax.

hpsSessArpMax must be greater than or equal to hpsSessArpMin.

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Determines length of MNC.

There must be no duplicate PLMN IDs (emerSessMcc + emerSessMnc) in the list.

• LTE572 IMS emergency sessions (optional)• LTE534 ARP based admission control for E-RABs (optional)

The actual range depends on the mncLength: if mncLength=2, then range is 00..99, if mncLength=3, then range is 000..999

• LTE37-c Ciphering (optional)• LTE38-b Integrity protection (standard)• LTE1139 ZUC security algorithm (optional)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE3 S1 common signalling (standard)

• LTE3 S1 common signalling (standard)

• LTE3 S1 common signalling (standard)

• LTE37-c Ciphering (optional)• LTE38-b Integrity protection (standard)

lnBtsId must be same as MRBTS/mrbtsId, BTSSCL/btsid and IPNO/btsid.

The global cell identity a related neighbor cell LNREL must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.For FSMr2 and FZM hardware the allowed configurable range is limited to maximal 128, which limits the number of configurable LNADJ instances per eNB.For FSMr3 hardware there is no limitation.

• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

• LTE534 ARP based admission control for E-RABs (optional)

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

The global cell identity a related neighbor cell LNREL must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.LNREL cell global identity (ecgiAdjEnbId + ecgiLcrId + ecgiPlmnId) must be different from the LNCEL global identity (lnBtsId (LNBTS) + lcrId (LNCEL) + mcc (LNBTS) + mnc (LNBTS)+

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNClength: if length=2, then range is 00..99, if length=3, then range is 000..999

The global cell identity a related neighbor cell LNREL must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.

Determines length of MNC.

The global cell identity a related neighbor cell LNREL must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e. • LTE486 PLMN ID selected mobility profiles

(standard)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE1047 Control plane overload handling (standard)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

• LTE37-c Ciphering (optional)• LTE38-b Integrity protection (standard)

• LTE1439 Automatic recovery/optical delay compensation of OBSAI link problems (standard)

ovlha must be configured if actCplaneOvlHandling is set to 'true'

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE492 ANR for LTE (3GPP) with OAM extension (optional)

The pci value must be unique for all list entries having identical dlEarfcn configured.

If one of the list parameter: enbId, mcc, mnc or mncLength in one pciIpAdrMap is configured, all the other must be configured.

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no relations

no relations

no relations

no relations

If one of the list parameter: enbId, mcc, mnc or mncLength in one pciIpAdrMap is configured, all the other must be configured.

If one of the list parameter: enbId, mcc, mnc or mncLength in one pciIpAdrMap is configured, all the other must be configured.

Actual range depends on mncLength: if mncLength=2 then range is 00...99, if mncLength=3 then range 000...999

If one of the list parameter: enbId, mcc, mnc or mncLength in one pciIpAdrMap is configured, all the other must be configured.

The value of mncLength determines whether the mnc is of 2 digits or 3 digits length.The pci value must be unique for all list entries having identical dlEarfcn configured.

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

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• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)

• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

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• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

• LTE54 Intra-LTE handover via S1 (optional)

• LTE1170 Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)

prohibitPsHOtoWcdma can be configured to 'true' only if actHOtoWcdma is set to 'true'.

If actSrvccToWcdma is set to 'true' prohibitPsHOtoWcdma must be set to 'false'.

• LTE1073 Measurement based redirect to UTRAN (optional)

pwsWithEmAreaId must be configured if at least one of the parameters actETWS or actCMAS is set to 'true'.

If pwsWithEmAreaId is set to 'true', emAreaIdList must have at least one item defined.

• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)• LTE1755 Multiple emergency areas per cell (standard)

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE587 Multiple GBR EPS bearers per UE (optional)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE587 Multiple GBR EPS bearers per UE (optional)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE587 Multiple GBR EPS bearers per UE (optional)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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if qciTab4-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be set to a value less than 100.if qciTab4-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be set to a value greater than 100.

If qciTab4-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM' following conditions must be fulfilled- qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be set to a value less than 100- qciTab4-pdcpProfIdx must be set to a value less than 100.If qciTab4-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be set to a value less than 100.If qciTab4-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_UM' qciTab4-rlcProfIdx must be set to a value greater than 100.

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

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if schedulType is set to 'NON-GBR', lcgid must be equal or greater than '2'; otherwise must be '0'

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if schedulType is set to 'NON-GBR', schedulPrio must be equal or greaterer than '9'

if actConvVoice is set to 'false', schedulType must be set to 'NON-GBR'if schedulType is set to 'NON-GBR', schedulPrio must be equal or greater than '9'

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)

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• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)

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• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

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• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

If actNonGbrServiceDiff is set to 'false', qciSupp need to be set to 'ENABLED'

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• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)• LTE1231 Operator specific GBR QCIs (standard)

delayTarget must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

drxProfileIndex is not allowed to be configured to '2' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR'.

drxProfileIndex must be configured to a value less than '4' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

enforceTtiBundling is allowed to be configured to 'true' if actTtiBundling is set to 'true' in at least one LNCEL instance.

l2OHFactorDl must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

l2OHFactorUl must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

lcgid must be configured to a value greater than '1' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR'.

lcgid must be configured to a value less than '3' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

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maxGbrDl must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

maxGbrUl must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

pdcpProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {1,2,...,5} if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM'.

pdcpProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {102, 103, 104} if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is equal to 'RLC_UM'.

prio must be configured if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'GBR'.

The value of qci must be unique within all list items of qciTabOperator.

If resType is set to 'nonGBR' following conditions need to be fulfilled- qciTabOperator-rlcMode must be configured to 'RLC_AM'- qciTabOperator-schedulPrio must be greater than '8'rlcMode must be configured to 'RLC_AM' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR'.

If rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM', qciTabOperator-rlcProfIdx and qciTabOperator-pdcpProfIdx must be configured within the range {1,2,...,5}.rlcProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {1,2,...,5} if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_AM'.

rlcProfIdx must be configured to a value in the range {102, 103, 104} if qciTabOperator-rlcMode is set to 'RLC_UM'.

schedulPrio must be configured to a value greater than '8' if qciTabOperator-resType is set to 'nonGBR'.

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• LTE57 Inter RAT handover from UTRAN (optional)

• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

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• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)

• LTE9 Service differentiation (optional)

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• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

• LTE518 Operator specific QCI (optional)

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• LTE4 Multi-Operator Core Network (optional)

• LTE914 Graceful cell shut down (standard)

• LTE914 Graceful cell shut down (standard)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

The value of shutdownWindow divided by value of shutdownStepAmount must be equal or greater than 6

The value of shutdownWindow divided by value of shutdownStepAmount must be equal or greater than 6

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• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE54 Intra-LTE handover via S1 (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)

• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)

• LTE1708 Extend maximum number of X2 Links (standard)

• LTE562 CSFB to UTRAN or GSM via redirect (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

• LTE498 RAN Information Management for GSM (optional)

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• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE1632 3GPP baseline R11 03/2013 (standard)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE534 ARP based admission control for E-RABs (optional)

• LTE441 Transmission path failure handling (standard)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional) ulpcRssiMaxIAw must be configured if

actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'.

• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)

a1TimeToTriggerDeactInterMeas must be configured if one of the following condition applies:- an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL- an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

a2TimeToTriggerActGERANMeas is mandatory required if an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' a2TimeToTriggerActHrpdMeas must be configured.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

if actIfHo is enabled then a2TimeToTriggerActInterFreqMeas must be configured.if actIfHo is disabled then a2TimeToTriggerActInterFreqMeas shall not be specified.If an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL then a2TimeToTriggerActWcdmaMeas must be configured.

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

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The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' AND maxCrSibDl is less than 0.24, acBarCsfbOc must not be configured.

• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' AND maxCrSibDl is less than 0.24, acBarMMTelVideoOc must not be configured.

• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

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The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' AND maxCrSibDl is less than 0.24, acBarMMTelVoiceOc must not be configured.

• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

If at least one bit of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', probFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of acBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', probFac can be configured to any value.

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If parameter acBarOc is configured, eCallAcBarred must be set to "barred" or "Not barred"

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If at least one bit of ocAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', ocAcProbFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of ocAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', ocAcProbFac can be configured to any value.

If at least one bit of ocAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', ocAcProbFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of ocAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', ocAcProbFac can be configured to any value.The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If parameter acBarSig is configured, eCallAcBarred must be set to "barred" or "Not barred"

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If at least one bit of sigAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', sigAcProbFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of sigAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', sigAcProbFac can be configured to any value.

If at least one bit of sigAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 is set to '1', sigAcProbFac must be configured to '0%'.Only if all bits of sigAcBarAC AC 11 ... AC 15 are set to '0', sigAcProbFac can be configured to any value.

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• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

• LTE944 PUSCH masking (standard)

If actDlsOldtc is set to 'true', dlsOldtcTarget must be configured.

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

(1) actDrx must be configured to 'false' if one of the following conditions is fulfilled- riEnable is set to 'true' and additionally riPerOffset is not set to '-1'- riEnable is set to 'true' and additionally riPerM is not set to '1'.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)If actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true' following

conditions need to be fulfilled:- riPerOffset must be configured to '-1'- riPerM must be configured to '1'- riEnable must be configured to 'true'

• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)

actLdPdcch can only be configured to 'true' if all of the following conditions are fulfilled- phichDur is set to 'Normal' AND - maxNrSymPdcch is greater than '1'- cellResourceSharingMode is set to 'none'

• LTE616 Usage based PDCCH adaptation (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

ULAMC_INI_MCS can be located only between MCS0 and MCS20, MCS21 to MCS24 shall not be applicable even if actModulationSchemeUL = "16QAMHighMCS"

• LTE829 Increased uplink MCS range (standard)• LTE788 Support of 16QAM in UL (optional)

• CRL1868 RL60 PDDB changes for number of IF and IRAT measurements (standard)

actOlLaPdcch can only be set to 'true' if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true'. If dlOlqcEnable is set to 'false', actOlLaPdcch must be configured to 'false'.

• LTE1035 Outer loop link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)

If actOtdoa set to 'true' siWindowLen must be set appropriately depending on the individual PRS configuration. For details on appropriate values please refer to parameter siWindowLen.

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE1542 FDD Supercell (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)actPrsTxDiv can be configured to 'true' if actOtdoa

is set to 'true'.

The following checks have to be perfomed in LNCEL scope:actPuschMask can only be configured to 'true' if ulChBw is not set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' or '5 MHz'.If actRepeaterMode is set to 'Coupled' or 'Dedicated' repeaterDelay is mandatory required.If actRepeaterMode is set to 'none' repeaterDelay shall not be configured.

• LTE72 4-way RX diversity (optional)• LTE1195-e FHCC Repeater Interface Module -Info model update and merge for RL40 (standard)• LTE980 IRC for 4 RX paths (optional)• LTE1542 FDD Supercell (standard)

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• LTE497 Smart admission control (optional)

• LTE497 Smart admission control (optional)

• CRL1868 RL60 PDDB changes for number of IF and IRAT measurements (standard)

actSmartDrx can only be configured to 'true' if actDrx is set to 'true.

The following condition is applicable only if actSmartDrx is set to 'true':

• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

Note: Only on FSMr3 actSuperCell can be configured to 'true'.

If actSuperCell is set to 'true' all of the following conditions need to be fullfilled:

• LTE1542 FDD Supercell (standard)

actTtiBundling is allowed to be configured to 'true' only if all of the following conditions are fulfilled:- actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' or 'fUlLa'- cellResourceSharingMode is set to 'none' or 'DLonly'

• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)• LTE801 Group hopping for the uplink reference signal (standard)

If actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa' all of the following conditions must be fulfilled:- the parameters eUlLaAtbPeriod, eUlLaBlerAveWin, eUlLaDeltaMcs, eUlLaLowMcsThr, eUlLaLowPrbThr and eUlLaPrbIncDecFactor must be configured

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)• LTE944 PUSCH masking (standard)All of the following conditions need to be fulfilled

based on the configured actUlpcMethod

(1) actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschOLPucchCL':- ulpcPucchConfig must be configured

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)The range for addAUeRrHo depends on dlChBw,

ulChBw and actFlexBbUsage according to following conditions(1.1) if actFlexBbUsage set to 'false' and - min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is '1.4 MHz', addAUeRrHo value range is restricted to 0...40

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard) • LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)

The range for addAUeTcHo depends on dlChBw, ulChBw and actFlexBbUsage according to following conditions(1.1) if actFlexBbUsage set to 'false' and - min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is '1.4 MHz', addAUeTcHo value range is restricted to 0...40

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard) • LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)

(1) Range depends on dlChBw value as follows:- if dlChBw is set to '5.0 MHz' or '10.0 MHz', addEmergencySessions must be less or equal to 480- if dlChBw is set to '15.0 MHz' or '20.0 MHz', addEmergencySessions must be less or equal to 840

• LTE572 IMS emergency sessions (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be equal or less than 90

LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be equal or less than 90

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• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

(1) Range depends on min(ulChBw,dlChBw) value as follows:- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '1.4 MHz', addNumDrbRadioReasHo must be less than or equal to 200

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)(1) Range depends on min(ulChBw,dlChBw) value

as follows:- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '1.4 MHz', addNumDrbTimeCriticalHo must be less than or equal to 200

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)(1) Range depends on dlChBw value as follows:

- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '5.0 MHz', addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo must be less or equal to 200- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '10.0 MHz', addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo must be less or equal to 400

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE497 Smart Admission Control (optional)(1) Range depends on dlChBw value as follows:

- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '5.0 MHz', addNumQci1DrbTimeCriticalHo must be less or equal to 200- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '10.0 MHz', addNumQci1DrbTimeCriticalHo must be less or equal to 400

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE497 Smart Admission Control (optional)

administrativeState can be set to 'shutting down' only if enableGrflShdn is set to 'Enabled', otherwise there are no limitations for administrativeState setting

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE914 Graceful cell shut down (standard)

anrUtraRscpThres is mandatory required if actUeBasedAnrUtranis set to 'true'.

• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', applyOutOfSyncState must be configured to 'extendedDrxOnly'.

• LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)• LTE54 Intra-LTE handover via S1 (optional)

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no relations • LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

no relations

no relations

• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

The value of blankedPucch must be less than nCqiRb and used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation in nCqiRb).

The value of blankedPucch is used in the calculation of maxNumRrc and maxNumRrcEmergency in some conditions, please refer to those parameters for details.

• LTE786-a Reduced Uplink Bandwidth (optional)• LTE786 Flexible UL Bandwidth (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType for the LNCEL instance is set to 'R9e1xCsfb', parameter c2KTimers must be configured.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE49 Paging (standard)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

cellCapClass is mandatory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'.

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• LTE971 Intra-LTE mobility offsets (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE502 Cell Outage triggered reset (optional)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)

• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

cellReSelPrio must be unequal to the setting of - uCelResPrio in each UFFIM instance,- gCelResPrio in each GNFL instance,- hrpdCResPrio in each CDFIM instance,- rttCResPrio in each CDFIM instance

cellResourceGroupPrId must be configured if cellResourceSharingMode is set value different from 'none'.

The cell resource group profile (CRGPR) instance with the configured cellResourceGroupPrId must exist.

cellResourceSharingMode is allowed to be configured to 'DLonly' or 'DLandUL' only in following case- actEnhAcAndGbrServices is set to 'true' AND- actLdPdcch is set to 'false' ANDcellSelectionInfoV920 is mandatory required if threshServingLowQR9 is configured.

If actCompChecks is set to 'true' AND riEnable is set to 'true' following condition need to be fulfilled- maxNumRrc + max (addAUeRrHo,addAUeTcHo) <= n1PucchAn * cellSrPeriod

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', cqiAperEnable must be configured to 'false'.

• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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• LTE959 (standard)

no relations

In case riEnable is set to 'true' AND riPerM is set to '1', cqiPerNp cannot be set to '5ms'.

For each DRX smart profile (x=2,3,4,5) the following conditions must be fulfilled:

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)If periodicCqiFeedbackType is set to 'UE_selected'

cqiPerSbCycK is mandatory required.

Definitions used in below parameter relationships:- P-LNCEL: the parent LNCEL instance of the CAREL instance

• LTE31-c Periodic CQI reception for Trial Phase 3 (standard)• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE31-c Periodic CQI reception for Trial Phase 3 (standard)

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

The product of parameter modPeriodCoeff and defPagCyc (given in rf) must not exceed 1024

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE49 Paging (standard)

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• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

• LTE43 Support of 64 QAM in DL (optional)

deltaMargin is mandatory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'.

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)

deltaPucchShift is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation defined in nCqiRb).

deltaPucchShift must be configured to '1' if at least one of the following condition is fulfilled:

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)deltaTfEnabled must be configured to 'false' if at

least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchOL'- actUlLnkAdp is set to 'eUlLa' or 'fUlLa'.

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)If dl64QamEnable is set to 'false', the highest

possible value for iniMcsDl is 16.If enableDl16Qam parameter is set to 'false', dl64QamEnable must be set to 'false'.If dl64QamEnable is set to 'true', enableDl16Qam must be set to 'true'.The configured maximal output power (pMax) does have impact on the maximal allowed cell power reduction (dlCellPwrRed) which are for the most common pMax values:- for pMax set equal to or smaller than 49.0 dBm and greater than 47.8 dBm, dlCellPwrRed maximum value is 10.0 dB

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE1106 Flexi low power RRH 850 2TX for optical repeater interface (standard)• LTE748 Flexi RRH 4TX 2600 (standard)(1) If actHighRrc is set to 'true' dlChBw must be

configured to '15 MHz' or '20 MHz'

(2) The configured UL and DL channel bandwidth (ulChBw, dlChBw) must be identical per LNCEL

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard) • LTE819 DL inter-cell interference generation (optional)

• LTE819 DL inter-cell interference generation (optional)

enableDl16Qam must be set to 'true' before dlInterferenceModulation is allowed to be set to '16QAM' for Interference Generationdl64QamEnable must be set to 'true' before dlInterferenceModulation is allowed to be set to '64QAM' for Interference Generation

• LTE819 DL inter-cell interference generation (optional)

(1) If actRepeaterMode is not set to 'Coupled' dlMimoMode can only be configured to '4-way TXDiv' or 'Closed Loop MIMO (4x2)' if four TX antenna lines are configured in the resourceList of a local cell object LCELL with lncellId = LNCEL-

• LTE703 Downlink adaptive closed loop MIMO for two antennas (optional)• LTE70 DL MIMO (optional)• LTE69 Transmit diversity for two antennas (optional)• LTE187 Single TX path mode (standard)If dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true', dlTargetBler must

be configured.

Only if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true', actOlLaPdcch can be set to 'true'. If dlOlqcEnable is set to 'false', actOlLaPdcch must be set to 'false'.

• LTE31-b Simplified BLER based Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)

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• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', dlPcfichBoost must be configured to 0 dB.

• LTE430 DL power boosting for control channels (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', dlPhichBoost must be configured to 0 dB.

• LTE430 DL power boosting for control channels (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If dlpcMimoComp is set to '3dB', dlRsBoost must be less than or equal to '3dB'.If dlRsBoost is different to '0dB', dlpcMimoComp is restricted to values '0 dB' and '3 dB'.

• LTE430 DL power boosting for control channels (standard)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)If dlOlqcEnable is set to 'true', dlTargetBler must

be configured.If pdcchHarqTargetBler is greater than 1%, dlTargetBler value shall be at least twice of pdcchHarqTargetBler.

• LTE31-b Simplified BLER based Link Adaptation (standard)

• LTE31-b Simplified BLER based Link Adaptation (standard)

If dlamcEnable is set to 'false', iniMcsDl must be configured only if dlOlqcEnable is set to 'false' in addition.

• LTE31-b Simplified BLER based Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)if dlMimoMode is set different to 'Single TX'

dlpcMimoComp must be configureddlpcMimoComp value range is restricted to values '0 dB' and '3 dB', when dlRsBoost is configured to another value than '0dB'

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE430 DL power boosting for control channels (standard)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)

dlsOldtcTarget must be configured if actDlsOldtc is set to 'true'.

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', dlsUsePartPrb must be configured to 'PRBs with PSS or SSS and PBCH used'.

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)

• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)

drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority must be greater than drxProfile4-drxProfilePriority.

If actSmartDrx is set to 'true' in addition following condition need to be fulfilled: • LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE

based (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true'.

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actUeBasedAnrIntraFreqLte is set to 'true'. • LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based

(optional)

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• LTE556 ANR Intra-LTE, Inter-frequency - UE based (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true'.

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drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actUeBasedAnrInterFreqLte is set to 'true'. • LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)drxInactivityT must be configured to a value

greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actDrx is set to 'true'.

drxProfile2-drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '3' if at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- actOtdoa is set to 'true' - dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3MHz'.

the drxProfilePriority (drxProfile2) must be greater than drxProfilePriority (drxProfile4) and drxProfilePriority (drxProfile5)

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actDrx is set to 'true'. • LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

if taTimer is less than 1280, drxLongCycle must be set to '40ms'

drxProfile3-drxOnDuratT must be configured to a value greater than '3' if at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- actOtdoa is set to 'true' - dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3MHz'.

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the drxProfilePriority (drxProfile3) must be greater than drxProfilePriority (drxProfile4) and drxProfilePriority (drxProfile5)

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actDrx is set to 'true'. • LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle (in drxProfile4) - if drxLongCycle is set to 320, then drxInactivityT must be equal or greater than 500

drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle (in drxProfile4) - if drxLongCycle is set to 320, then drxInactivityT must be equal or greater than 500

drxProfilePriority(drxProfile4) must be less than min(drxProfilePriority(drxProfile1), drxProfilePriority(drxProfile2), drxProfilePriority(drxProfile3))

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actDrx is set to 'true'. • LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle (in drxProfile5) - if drxLongCycle is set to 1280, then drxInactivityT must be equal or greater than 1280- if drxLongCycle is set to 2560, then drxInactivityT must be set to 2560

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drxInactivityT depends on drxLongCycle (in drxProfile5) - if drxLongCycle is set to 1280, then drxInactivityT must be equal or greater than 1280- if drxLongCycle is set to 2560, then drxInactivityT must be set to 2560

the drxProfilePriority drxProfile5 must be less than any any other drxProfileX (X=1,2,3,4) in the LNCEL instance, i.e. drxProfile5-drxProfilePriority < min(drxProfile1-drxProfilePriority, drxProfile2-drxProfilePriority, drxProfile3-drxProfilePriority, drxProfile4-drxProfilePriority)

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actDrx is set to 'true'. • LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)

• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

(1) If actOtdoa is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority must greater than drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePriority.

If actSmartDrx is set to 'true' in addition following condition need to be fulfilled:drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.

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(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

(1) If actOtdoa is set to 'true' drxOnDuratT must be greater than 3.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile2-drxProfilePriority and greater than drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority.

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

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smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile3-drxProfilePriority and greater than drxSmartProfile5-drxProfilePriority.

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

• LTE585 Smart DRX (optional)• LTE1382 Cell resource groups (standard)

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• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

drxInactivityT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

drxSmartProfile5-drxProfilePriority must be less than drxSmartProfile4-drxProfilePriority.

drxRetransT must be configured to a value greater than '8' in following condition:- cellResourceSharingMode is not set to 'none' AND - actSmartDrx is set to 'true'.(1) If drxOnDuratT is less than cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)- 12*drxShortCycle must be less than 1000ms.

(2) If drxOnDuratT is greater than or equal to cqiPerNp (calculation in cqiPerNp)

smartStInactFactor*drxShortCycle must be greater than or equal to max(200ms, drxLongCycle).

If at least one of the parameter acBarSig and acBarOc is configured, eCallAcBarred must be set to 'barred' or 'Not barred'

If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' eHrpdSectList must be configured.

If eHrpdSectList contains only one list item, preRegLoadBalFactor must be configured different to '0'.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

If eHrpdSectList contains only one list item, preRegLoadBalFactor must be configured different to '0'.If eHrpdSectList contains more than one list item, the eHrpdSectList must contain at least one list item where preRegLoadBalFactor is set different to '0'.

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• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)

• LTE53c Simplified intra eNB handover (standard)

eUlLaAtbPeriod must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'.In other case there is no need to configure the parameter.

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

eUlLaBlerAveWin must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'.In other case there is no need to configure the parameter.

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

eUlLaDeltaMcs must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'.In other case there is no need to configure the parameter.

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

eUlLaLowMcsThr must be configured in all of the following conditions:- if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'- if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'fUlLa' and actTtiBundling is set to 'true'

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

eUlLaLowPrbThr must be configured in all of the following conditions:- if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'- if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'fUlLa' and actTtiBundling is set to 'true'

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

eUlLaPrbIncDecFactor must be configured if actUlLnkAdp is set to value 'eUlLa'.In other case there is no need to configure the parameter.

• LTE1034 Extended Uplink Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

The earfcnDL must be 18000 lower than earfcnUL

The phyCellId of the cell must be unique within all LNCEL instances served by the eNB having the same downlink frequency earfcnDL.

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE677 FRNA Flexi 3-sector RF Module 1600, phase 0 (BARBI) RFSW for demo (standard)• LTE763 FXFA, Flexi 3-sector RF Module 1900 MHz (standard)The earfcnDL must be 18000 lower than earfcnUl

Applicable if actUlCoMp is set to 'true':- the same uplink band (earfcnUL) must be configured for all LNCEL instances belonging to the same ulCoMpCellList.

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE677 FRNA Flexi 3-sector RF Module 1600, phase 0 (BARBI) RFSW for demo (standard)• LTE763 FXFA, Flexi 3-sector RF Module 1900 MHz (standard)The emAreaIdList must be configured with at least

one item per LNCEL instance if pwsWithEmAreaId is set to 'true'.

• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)• LTE1755 Multiple emergency areas per cell (standard)

If enableAmcPdcch is set to 'true', pdcchCqiShift must be configured.

If enableAmcPdcch is set to 'false', enableLowAgg must be configured to 'false'.

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• LTE53c Simplified intra eNB handover (standard)

• LTE793 Support of 16QAM in DL (optional)

• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE1433 LPPa support for OTDOA (standard)

If dl64QamEnable is set to 'true', enableDl16Qam must be set to 'true'.If enableDl16Qam is set to 'false', dl64QamEnable must be set to 'false'.If enableDl16Qam is set to 'false', the maximum value for iniMcsDl is 9.enableLowAgg must be configured to 'false'- if enableAmcPdcch is set to 'false' OR- if enablePcPdcch is set to 'false'

• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If enablePcPdcch is 'true' enableLowAgg must be configured.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', enablePcPdcch must be configured to 'true'.

• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

If actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa', fUlLAAtbTrigThr must be configured.

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)

The parameter filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0 is mandatory required if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0'.

The parameter filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp is mandatory required if measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP'.

filterCoefficientCpichEcn0 is mandatory required if - actUeBasedAnrUtran has the value 'true' OR- an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL and measQuantityUtra is set to'cpichEcN0'.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

filterCoefficientCpichRscp is mandatory required if - actUeBasedAnrUtran has the value 'true' OR- an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL and measQuantityUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP'.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE908 ANR Inter-RAT UTRAN - Fully UE Based (optional)

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• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

Determines length of MNC.

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

If an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL then filterCoefficientRSSI must be configured.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

if dlChBw is set to '3 MHz' - and maxCrSibDl <= 0.07, the allowed number of list items of furtherPlmnIdL is 0

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE535 Dedicated cell capacity per operator (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The actual range depends on the mncLength: if mncLength=2, then range is 00..99, if mncLength=3, then range is 000..999

If actEnhAcAndGbrServices is configured to 'false' gbrCongHandling must be set to 'none'.

Recommendation:If actEnhAcAndGbrServices set to 'true' it is recommended to configure gbrCongHandling to 'l2andl3'.

If harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling is configured, it must be greater than or equal harqMaxTrUl.

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE48 Support of high speed users (standard)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling is mandatory required if actTtiBundling is set to 'true'.

harqMaxTrUlTtiBundling >= harqMaxTrUl

If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hrpdTimers must be configured.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

If prachHsFlag is set to 'true' hsScenario must be configured, if prachHsFlag is set to 'false' hsScenario value is nopt allowed to be configured.

• LTE53 Intra and inter eNB handover with X2 (standard)

If threshold2GERAN is set hysThreshold2GERAN must be configured.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' hysThreshold2Hrpd must be configured.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

if actIfHo is set to 'enabled', hysThreshold2InterFreq must configured.

If an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL then hysThreshold2Wcdma must be configured.

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hysThreshold2a must be configured if one of the following condition applies:- an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL- an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE53 Intra and inter eNB handover with X2 (standard)

• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

iFLBLoadThresholds is mandatory required if actInterFreqLB is set to 'true'

• LTE1387 Intra eNB Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1170 Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1531 Inter-frequency load balancing extension (standard)

iFLBHighLoadGBRDL must be greater than or equal to iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL

iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL must be greater than or equal to iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL

iFLBHighLoadPdcch must be greater than or equal to iFLBTargetLoadPdcch

iFLBTargetLoadGBRDL must be less than or equal to iFLBHighLoadGBRDL

iFLBTargetLoadNonGBRDL must be less than or equal to iFLBHighLoadNonGBRDL

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• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

iFLBHighLoadPdcch shall be greater than or equal to iFLBTargetLoadPdcch

• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

• LTE42 DRX in RRC connected mode (optional)• LTE815 Proactive UL Resource Assignment (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

iniMcsDl is applicable if dlOlqcEnable and dlamcEnable are both set to 'false'.

If enableDl16Qam is set to 'false', the maximum value for iniMcsDl is 9.In case actModulationSchemeUL is set to 'QPSK', the maximum value for iniMcsUl is 10.

The range of iniPrbsUl depends on ulChBw setting:- if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', iniPrbsUl is restricted to 1...6- if ulChBw is set to '3 MHz', iniPrbsUl is restricted to 1...15

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The value of each lcrId in the LNCEL objects must be unique in the eNB.

It is required that always the pair of LNCEL object and related LCELL object exists, i.e. the LCELL object with matching lCellId must be created respectively deleted with the same plan file.

Applicable if actUlCoMp is set to 'true':- at least two existing LNCEL instance must be configured in an ulCoMpCellList.

• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1072 Flexi Lite BTS 750 (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)

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• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)

• LTE497 Smart admission control (optional)

loadBalancingProfile is mandatory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'.

lowerMarginCIO is mandataory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'.

minBitrateDl value must be less or equal to maxBitrateDl

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

maxBitRateUl value must be greater than or equal to minBitRateUl

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The following checks are applicable on LNCEL instance level.

If the downlink channel bandwidth dlChBw is equal to '1.4 MHz'

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

LNCEL-maxGbrTrafficLimit + max(LNCEL-addGbrTrafficRrHo, LNCEL-addGbrTrafficTcHo) must be equal or less than 90

maxNrSymPdcch is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation defined in nCqiRb).

If phichDur is set to value 'Extended', maxNrSymPdcch must be set to '3'

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

(1) Range depends on dlChBw value as follows:- if min(ulChBw, dlChBw) is set to '1.4 MHz', maxNumActDrb must be less than or equal to 200- if min(ulChBw, dlChBw) is set to '3 MHz', maxNumActDrb must be less than or equal to 600

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)The range for maxNumActUE depends on

dlChBw, ulChBw and actFlexBbUsage according to following conditions(1.1) if actFlexBbUsage set to 'false' and - min(ulChBw,dlChBw) has value '1.4 MHz', maxNumActUE value range is restricted to 0...40

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard) • LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)

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• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

maxNumCaConfUeDc should be smaller or equal to maxNumActUE

• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

(1) Range depends on dlChBw value as follows:- if dlChBw is set to '5.0 MHz', maxNumQci1Drb must be less or equal to 200- if dlChBw is set to '10.0 MHz', maxNumQci1Drb must be less or equal to 400

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)• LTE458 RL20 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE618 RL40 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)

The range for maxNumRrc depends on dlChBw, ulChBw and actFlexBbUsage according to following conditions(1.1) if actFlexBbUsage set to 'false' and - min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is '1.4 MHz', maxNumRrc value range is restricted to 0...40

• LTE20 Admission control (standard) • LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)(1) The range for maxNumRrcEmergency depends

on dlChBw and ulChBw according to following conditions:- if min(ulChBw,dlChBw) is set to '1.4 MHz', maxNumRrcEmergency must be less than or equal to 40

• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE22 Emergency Call handling (optional)• LTE1327 RL50 FSMr3 Capacity and Dimensioning (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

Range depends on dlChBw: - if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', maxNumUeDl range is restricted to 1...7- if dlChBw is set to '3 MHz', maxNumUeDl range is restricted to 1...7

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1346 RL50 Capacity and Dimensioning FSMr2 (standard)Range depends on dlChBw:

- if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', maxNumUeUl range is restricted to 1...7- if dlChBw is set to '3 MHz', maxNumUeUl range is restricted to 1...7- if dlChBw is set to '5 MHz', maxNumUeUl range is restricted to 1...7- if dlChBw is set to '10 MHz', maxNumUeUl range is restricted to 1...14- if dlChBw is set to '15 MHz', maxNumUeUl range is restricted to 1...17

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1346 RL50 Capacity and Dimensioning FSMr2 (standard)

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

If measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP' filterCoefficientCSFBCpichRscp is mandatory required.If measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0' filterCoefficientCSFBCpichEcn0 is mandatory required. If an instance of LNRELW is configured measQuantityUtra must be configured to 'cpichRSCP' or 'cpichEcN0' for this LNCEL instance.

If dlMimoMode is set to 'Closed Loop Mimo' or 'Closed Loop MIMO (4x2)' and actFastMimoSwitch set to 'false', mimoClConfig must be configured.

• LTE70-b Downlink adaptive open loop MIMO for two antennas (optional)

mimoClCqiThU value must be equal or greater than mimoClCqiThD

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• LTE20 Admission control (standard)

• LTE20 Admission control (standard)

mimoClCqiThU must be equal or greater than mimoClCqiThD.

mimoClRiThU must be greater than or equal to mimoClRiThD.

mimoClRiThU shall be greater than or equal to mimoClRiThD.

If dlMimoMode is set to 'Dynamic Open Loop MIMO', mimoOlConfig must be configured.

• LTE70-b Downlink adaptive open loop MIMO for two antennas (optional)

mimoOlCqiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlCqiThD

mimoOlCqiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlCqiThD

mimoOlRiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlRiThD

mimoOlRiThU must be equal or greater than mimoOlRiThD

minBitrateDl value must be less or equal to maxBitrateDl

minBitrateUl value must be less or equal to maxBitrateUl

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

The related MOPR instance is mandatory required.

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• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE971 Intra-LTE mobility offsets (standard)

Several spid ranges can be configured in moPrMappingList from spid to spidLast, where the ranges (from spid to spidLast) must be unique.Each spid cannot be included in more than one range defined in moPrMappingList. Several spid ranges can be configured in moPrMappingList from spid to spidLast, where the ranges (from spid to spidLast) must be unique.Each spidLast cannot be included in more than one range defined in moPrMappingList.

The product of parameter modPeriodCoeff and defPagCyc (given in rf) must not exceed 1024.

n1PucchAn is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation defined in nCqiRb).

If n1PucchAn is set to '10' than deltaPucchShift must be set to '1'.

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

(1) The maximum value of nCqiRb depends on ulChBw (in PRB) - if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', nCqiRb must be configured to 1- if ulChBw is set to '3 MHz', nCqiRb must be configured to 1

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE786 Flexible UL Bandwidth (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

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• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)

The configured maximal output power (pMax) does have impact on the maximal allowed cell power reduction (dlCellPwrRed) which are for the most common pMax values:- for pMax set equal to or smaller than 49.0 dBm and greater than 47.8 dBm, dlCellPwrRed maximum value is 10.0 dB

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE1106 Flexi low power RRH 850 2TX for optical repeater interface (standard)• LTE1040 Flexi 3-sector RF Module 1800 3x80 W (standard)

• LTE49 Paging (standard)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' pdcchAggDefUe must be less than or equal to 4.

• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

pdcchAggMsg4 must be configured to '4' in following cases:- dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz'- dlChBw set to '3 MHz' and additionally maxNrSymPdcch < '3'

• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

pdcchAggPaging must be configured to '4' in following cases:- dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz'- dlChBw set to '3 MHz' and additionally maxNrSymPdcch < '3'

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

pdcchAggPreamb must be configured to '4' in following cases:- dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz'- dlChBw set to '3 MHz' and additionally maxNrSymPdcch < '3'

• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

pdcchAggRaresp must be configured to '4' in following cases:- dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz'- dlChBw set to '3 MHz' and additionally maxNrSymPdcch < '3'

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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pdcchAggSib must be configured to '4' in following cases:- dlChBw set to '1.4 MHz'- dlChBw set to '3 MHz' and additionally maxNrSymPdcch < '3'

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE749-a Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

pdcchCqiShift must be configured if enableAmcPdcch or actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true'.

If actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true', pdcchCqiShift is adjusted in runtime and uses the configured value as start value.

• LTE749 Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE1035 Outer loop link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)

If actOlLaPdcch is set to 'true', pdcchHarqTargetBler must be configured.If pdcchHarqTargetBler is greater than 1%, dlTargetBler value shall be at least twice of pdcchHarqTargetBler.

• LTE1035 Outer loop link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

If actLdPdcch is set to 'false', configured UL and DL split of PDCCH resources (pdcchUlDlBal) is fixed used.If actLdPdcch is set to 'true', UL and DL split of PDCCH resources may be adjusted runtime based on load and the configured value (pdcchUlDlBal) defines the initial starting point then.

• LTE749 Link adaptation for PDCCH (standard)• LTE616 Usage based PDCCH adaptation (optional)• LTE939 FSMr3b: Usage based PDCCH adaptation (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)If periodicCqiFeedbackType is set to 'UE_selected'

cqiPerSbCycK must be specified.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', periodicCqiFeedbackType must be configured to 'wideband'.

• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE570 Periodic UE measurements (optional)• LTE953 MDT (Minimization of Drive Test) (standard)

activateMeas for measurementType set to 'periodicIntraFreq' can only be set to 'true' if actMDTCellTrace is set to 'true'.The modification of actMDTCellTrace from 'true' to 'false' requires that in all LNCEL instances activateMeas is set to 'false'.

If reportInterval is set to '120ms' than reportAmount must be '1'.If reportInterval is set to '240ms' than reportAmount must be '1' or '2'.If reportInterval is set to '480ms' than reportAmount must be less than '8'.If reportInterval is set to '120ms' than reportAmount must be '1'.If reportInterval is set to '240ms' than reportAmount must be '1' or '2'.If reportInterval is set to '480ms' than reportAmount must be less than '8'.If phichDur is set to value 'Extended', maxNrSymPdcch must be set to value '3'

If phichDur is set to 'Extended', actLdPdcch can not be configured to 'true', for phichDur set to 'Normal' the allowed value of actLdPdcch still depends on the configured values for dlChBw and

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

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• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

phichRes is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation defined in nCqiRb).

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', phichRes must be configured to 'N = 1/6'.

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

The phyCellId of the cell must be unique within all LNCEL instances served by the eNB having the same downlink frequency earfcnDL.

The phyCellId must be different If prachConfIndex is within range (3..8) then prachCS range is restricted to values (1..12)If prachConfIndex is within range (19..24) then prachCS range is full scope (0..15)

prachCS range is restricted to values (1..12) if prachConfIndex is within range (3..8)prachCS full range (0..15) is allowed if prachConfIndex is within range (19..24)

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

PRACH occupies 6 PRBs therefore prachFreqOff shall be smaller than "max number of PRBS" - 6.The prachFreqOff range depends on the uplink channel bandwidth ulChBw (ulChBw in PRB):

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE944 PUSCH masking (standard)

prachHsFlag can only be set to ‘true’ if - ulCombinationMode is set to value 'MRC' AND- maximal 2 RX antenna lines are configured in resourceList of the LCELL instance with identical lcellId to lcrId of this LNCEL instance

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE48 Support of high speed users (standard)• LTE72 4-way RX diversity (optional)• LTE980 IRC for 4 RX paths (optional)

prsBandwidth range depends on the dlChBw as below:- for dlChBw set to '5MHz' the allowed maximal value for prsBandwidth is 25- for dlChBw set to '10MHz' the allowed maximal value for prsBandwidth is 50The siWindowLen must be appropriately set depending on the value of prsConfigurationIndex.

prsConfigurationIndex is mandatory required if actOtdoa is set to 'true'.

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• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

prsNumDlFrames is mandatory required if actOtdoa is set to 'true'

prsPowerBoost is mandatory required if actOtdoa is set to 'true'.

• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)

pucchNAnCs is used in calculation of MaxPucchResourceSize (calculation defined in nCqiRb).

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• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE13 Rate capping (UL/DL) (optional)

• LTE13 Rate capping (UL/DL) (optional)

In case actModulationSchemeUL is set to 'QPSK', the maximum value for raLargeMcsUl is 10.

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

raNondedPreamb must be equal or greater than raPreGrASize

raPreGrASize must be less than or equal to raNondedPreamb

raRespWinSize must be configured to value '10' in case actFlexBbUsage is set to 'true' AND (ulChBw,dlChBw) are set to ('5 MHz' or '10 MHz'))If ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', raRespWinSize must be configured to '5' or higher values.

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

In case actModulationSchemeUL is set to 'QPSK', the maximum value for raSmallMcsUl is 10.

If ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' the following range restrictions apply for the parameter raSmallMcsUl (basis: 4 PRB allocation)

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' the following range restrictions apply for the parameter raSmallMcsUl (basis: 4 PRB allocation)- if raSmallVolUl set to '144 bits', raSmallMcsUl range is restricted to 1…15

• LTE45 Fair scheduler (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType for the cell is not set to 'forbidden' parameter rand must be configured.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

rcAmbrMgnDl must be configured if rcEnableDl is set to 'true'.

rcAmbrMgnUl must be configured if rcEnableUl is set to 'true'.

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• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', rcEnableDl must be configured to 'false'.

If rcEnableDl is set to 'true', rcAmbrMgnDl must be configured.

• LTE13 Rate capping (UL/DL) (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', rcEnableUl must be configured to 'false'.

If rcEnableUl is set to 'true', rcAmbrMgnUl must be configured.

• LTE13 Rate capping (UL/DL) (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', redBwEnDl must be configured to 'false'.

If redBwEnDl is set to 'true' redBwMaxRbDl must be configured.

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If redBwEnDl is set to 'true', redBwMaxRbDl must be configured with following dependency to the specified dlChBw:- if dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', redBwMaxRbDl range is restricted to 1…6

• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If redBwRpaEnUl is set to 'true', redBwRbUlConfig must be configured.

• LTE786-a Reduced Uplink Bandwidth (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

Range depends on ulChBw setting- if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', redBwMaxRbUl range is restricted to 1...6- if ulChBw is set to '3 MHz', redBwMaxRbUl range is restricted to 1...15Range depends on ulChBw setting- if ulChBw is set to '1.4 MHz', redBwMinRbUl range is restricted to 1...6- if ulChBw is set to '3 MHz', redBwMinRbUl range is restricted to 1...15If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', redBwRpaEnUl must be configured to 'false'.

If redBwRpaEnUl is set to 'true', redBwRbUlConfig must be configured.

• LTE786-a Reduced Uplink Bandwidth (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

If riPerM is set to '1' and additionally riEnable is set to 'true', cqiPerNp cannot be set to 5ms.

If dlMimoMode is set to 'SingleTX', 'TXDiv' or '4-way TXDiv' riEnable must be set to ‘false’, for any other dlMimoMode value it must be configured to 'true'.

• LTE767 Support of aperiodic CQI reports (standard)• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)• LTE1089 Downlink carrier aggregation - 2 CC (optional)

If actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true' riPerM must be configured to '1'.

If riPerM is set to value '1' riPerOffset must be configured to '-1'.

• LTE30 CQI adaption (DL) (optional)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)If actFastMimoSwitch is set to 'true' riPerOffset

must be configured to '-1'.

If riPerM = 1 then riPerOffset must be set to -1. If riPerM = 2 then riPerOffset must be set to 0.

• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)• LTE70-b Downlink adaptive open loop MIMO for two antennas (optional)The allowed range for rootSeqIndex when

prachHsFlag is set to 'true' depends on the configured prachCS (PRACH cyclic shift) as below- for prachCS set to '0' the allowed rootseqIndex values are 24..816

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• LTE1198 RSRQ based mobility (standard)

threshold2MobRsrq must be less than threshold2aRsrq

threshold2MobRsrq must be greater than threshold4Rsrqthreshold2aRsrq must be greater than threshold2MobRsrq

Only if actRedirect is set to 'Enabled' rsrqRedirectParams is allowed to be configured, it doesn't mean the structure rsrqRedirectParams must be configured.For actRedirect set to 'Disabled' rsrqRedirectParams is not allowed to be configured, i.e. when actRedirect is changed from 'Enabled' to 'Disabled' a potentially configured

• LTE1407 RSRQ based redirect (standard)• LTE1198 RSRQ based mobility (standard)

If rsrqMobilityParams is configured, threshold4Rsrq must be less than threshold2MobRsrq

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType for the cell is set to 'R9e1xCsfb', rttCellIdInfo must be configured.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz' AND additionally act1xCsfb is set to 'true' rttCsfbType for the cell must be set to 'forbidden'.

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType is set different to 'forbidden' for the LNCEL instance following conditions need to be fulfilled:

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)

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• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and rttCsfbType for the cell is not set to 'forbidden' rttPreregRefCellId must be configured.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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1) siWindowLen value 1ms shall not be used when there are more than 5 SIBs configured in siMessageSibType (i.e. sib2Scheduling, sib3Scheduling and more than three in sibSchedulingList)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)• LTE495 OTDOA (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz',

siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)• LTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System (optional)If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz',

siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'.

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'.

The maximum size of siWindowLen is influenced by "number of sets in structure sibSchedulingList". The related check is defined under parameter LNCEL-siWindowLen.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE807 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/1xRTT (optional)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE870 Idle mode mobility from LTE to CDMA/eHRPD (optional)

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessagePeriodicity must be configured >= '160ms'.

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no relations • LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

no relations

no relations

no relations

no relations

If dlChBw is set to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz', siMessageRepetition must be configured to '1'.

If set to 'SIB4' then a MOC IAFIM need to be present.If set to 'SIB5' then a MOC IRFIM need to be present.If set to 'SIB6' then a MOC UFFIM need to be present.

nCellChgHigh must be greatr or equal to nCellChgMed

Note: If nCellChgHigh is set to same value than nCellChgMed, the high mobility state does have priority.nCellChgMed must be smaller or equal to nCellChgHigh

Note: If nCellChgHigh is set to same value than nCellChgMed, the high mobility state does have priority.

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

srsConfiguration must be configured if ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' and actPuschMask is set to 'false'

srsConfiguration shall not be configured in all of the following condition:

• LTE46 Channel aware scheduler (UL) (optional)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)• LTE944 PUSCH masking (standard)

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• LTE473 Extended DRX settings (optional)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE50 UE state management (standard)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

srsPwrOffset must be configured if one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' and actPuschMask is set to 'false'- actUlpcMethod is set to ('PuschCLSrsPucchOL' or 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL')

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE540 Sounding reference signal in normal frames (optional)• LTE46 Channel aware scheduler (UL) (optional)

If dlMimoMode is set to value 'SingleTX', syncSigTxMode must also also be set to 'SingleTx'If dlMimoMode is set to some another value than 'SingleTX', syncSigTxMode can be set to 'SingleTx' or 'TXDiv'

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE568 DL adaptive closed loop MIMO (4x2) (optional)

If an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL t304InterRAT must be configured.

• LTE53 Intra and inter eNB handover with X2 (standard)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

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• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE1043 3GPP baseline R10 06/2011 (standard)

• LTE1074 Multimedia Priority Services (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE533 Mobility Robustness (standard)

• LTE41 PDCP, MAC & RLC support (standard)

• LTE81 Cell range up to 13 km (standard)

If actHighPrioServices is set to 'true' tPageCorrInt must be configured.

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

tPeriodicPhr cannot be configured to 'infinity' if at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- ulsSchedMethod is set to 'interference aware' or 'channel aware'- actUlLnkAdp is set to 'fUlLa' when in addition ulsSchedMethod is set to 'interference aware' or 'channel unaware' (extending previous condition for 'channel unaware')

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

• LTE5 Radio bearer and S1 bearer establishment and release (standard)

• LTE81-a Simplified Timing Advance Mechanisms (standard)

taTimerMargin must be less than or equal to (taTimer-300ms)if taTimer is less than 1280, drxLongCycle must be set to 40

taTimerMargin must be less or equal to (taTimer - 300ms)

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• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

threshold3 must be less than threshold3a

threshold3 must be less than threshold3a

• LTE49 Paging (standard)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

If threshServingLowQR9 is configured the following condition need to be fulfilled in scope of the LNCEL instance- cellSelectionInfoV920 is mandatory required- utraFrqQThrHighR9 and utraFrqQThrLowR9 of all existing UFFIM instances belonging to the LNCEL instance are mandatory required

threshold2a must be less than threshold1threshold3 must be less than threshold1 - applicable if threshold2a is not configured

If an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL then threshold2GERAN must be configured.threshold2GERAN must be less than or equal to threshold2a.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

If actHOtoHrpd is set to 'true' threshold2Hrpd must be configured.

The following checks have to be performed with LNCEL scope:

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

threshold2a must be greater than or equal to threshold2InterFreq

If actIfHo of LNBTS is set to 'enabled' threshold2InterFreq must be configured.

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

If an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL then threshold2Wcdma must be configured.- threshold2a must be greater than or equal to threshold2Wcdma.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

threshold2a must be configured if one of the following condition applies:- an instance of LNRELW is configured in the LNCEL- an instance of LNRELG is configured in the LNCEL

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

threshold4 must be less than threshold3InterFreqthreshold4 must be less than b2Threshold1GERANthreshold4 must be less than b2Threshold1Utrathreshold4 must be less than b2Threshold1Hrpd

• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

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no relations

no relations

• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)

• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)

• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)

ttiBundlingBlerTarget is mandatory required if actTtiBundling is set to 'true'

ttiBundlingBlerThreshold is mandatory required if actTtiBundling is set to 'true'

ttiBundlingBlerThreshold must always be greater than ulTargetBler.ttiBundlingSinrThreshold is mandatory required if actTtiBundling is set to 'true'

Following parameter ranges depend on the configured downlink channel bandwidth (dlChBw): maxNumActUE, addNumDrbRadioReasHo, addNumDrbTimeCriticalHo, maxNumQci1Drb, addNumQci1DrbRadioReasHo,

• LTE40 Physical & transport channels (standard)• LTE113 Cell Bandwidth - 15 MHz (optional)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard) prachHsFlag can be set to 'true' only if

ulCombinationMode is set to 'MRC' and maximal 2 RX antennas are configured in the LCELL instance with lcellId identical to lcrId of this LNCEL instance

• LTE979 IRC for 2 RX paths (optional)• LTE72 4-way RX diversity (optional)• LTE980 IRC for 4 RX paths (optional)

If ttiBundlingBlerThreshold is configured, it must be greater than ulTargetBler.

• LTE31-b Simplified BLER based Link Adaptation (standard)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

• LTE31 Link adaptation by AMC (UL/DL) (standard)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)

• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)

ulpcLowlevCch <= ulpcUplevCch

ulpcLowqualCch <= ulpcUpqualCch

ulpcUplevCch >= ulpcLowlevCch

If parameter actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchOL' ulpcAlpha must be configured to 'alpha 1'.

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)ulpcIAwConfig must be configured if

actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschIAwPucchOL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'

• LTE1336 Interference aware UL power control (standard)

ulpcPucchConfig must be configured if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschOLPucchCL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'.

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ulpcUpqualCch >= ulpcLowqualCch

• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)

ulpcLowlevSch <= ulpcUplevSch

ulpcLowqualSch <= ulpcUpqualSch

ulpcUplevSch >= ulpcLowlevSch

ulpcUpqualSch >= ulpcLowqualSch

• LTE28 Closed loop UL power control (optional)

ulpcPuschConfig must be configured if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschCLPucchOL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchOL' or 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL'.

• LTE27 Open loop UL power control and DL power setting (standard)

ulpcReadPeriod must be configured if actUlpcMethod is set to 'PuschOLPucchCL', 'PuschCLPucchOL', 'PuschCLPucchCL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchOL', 'PuschCLSrsPucchCL' or 'PuschIAwPucchCL'.If ulsSchedMethod is set to 'interference aware' or 'channel aware' ulsFdPrbAssignAlg must be set to 'MixedFD'.If ulsFdPrbAssignAlg is set to 'RoundRobinFD' (packet aggregation is disabled for VoIP bearer) ulsMaxPacketAgg must be set to '1'.

• LTE7 Support of multiple EPS bearer (optional)• LTE496 Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4 (optional)

If ulsFdPrbAssignAlg is set to 'RoundRobinFD' (packet aggregation is disabled for VoIP bearer) ulsMaxPacketAgg must be set to ‘1’.

• LTE10 EPS bearers for conversational voice (optional)

The maximal value of ulsMinRbPerUe depends on the ulChBw:- for ulChBw set to '1.4 MHz', ulsMinRbPerUe is restricted to 1.. 6- for ulChBw set to '3 MHz', ulsMinRbPerUe is restricted to 1.. 15

• LTE571 Controlled uplink packet segmentation (standard)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)

• LTE571 Controlled uplink packet segmentation (standard)• LTE907 TTI bundling (optional)

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• LTE944 PUSCH masking (standard)

• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

At least one list item of ulsPuschMask must be configured if actPuschMask is set to 'true'.

PRACH allocation (prachFreqOff) and PUSCH mask allocation (ulsPuschMask) must be mutually exclusive, ie. the range {prachFreqOff ... (prachFreqOff+5)} must not be within the PUSCH mask range(s) {ulsPuschMaskStart .. PRACH allocation (prachFreqOff) and PUSCH mask allocation (ulsPuschMask) must be mutually exclusive, ie. the range {prachFreqOff ... (prachFreqOff+5)} must not be within the PUSCH mask range(s) {ulsPuschMaskStart .. If ulsSchedMethod is set to 'channel aware' all of the following conditions must be fullfilled- srsConfiguration must be configured- srsPwrOffset must be configured.

• LTE619 Interference aware UL scheduling (optional)• LTE46 Channel aware scheduler (UL) (optional)• LTE116 Cell Bandwidth - 3 MHz (optional)• LTE117 Cell Bandwidth - 1,4 MHz (standard)• LTE1495 Fast uplink link adaptation (standard)• LTE1332 Downlink carrier aggregation - 40 MHz (standard)

upperMarginCIO is mandataory required if actIntraFreqLoadBal is set to 'true'.

• LTE1195 FHCC Repeater Interface Module (standard)• LTE1195-e FHCC Repeater Interface Module -Info model update and merge for RL40 (standard)

If the calculation pciLast-pciFirst results in a value greater than or equal to 32, cellIndOff must be configured to 0.

• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

The freqEutra value must be unique within all LNHENB instances of the eNB.

• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

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pciFirst must be smaller than or equal to pciLast.

cellIndOff must be configured to 0, if the calculation pciLast-pciFirst results in a value greater than or equal to 32.

• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

pciLast must be greater than or eqal to pciFirst.

cellIndOff must be configured to 0, if the calculation pciLast-pciFirst results in a value greater than or equal to 32.

• LTE1442 Open access home eNode B mobility (standard)

The number of target cells for eNACC (LNRELG-eNACCAllowed) and SRVCC (LNRELG-srvccAllowed) is restricted to maximum 32 per LTE cell and frequency band. For a detailed description see LNRELG parameters eNACCAllowed and

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

The following conditions must be fulfilled for all LNCEL objects if a LNRELG instance belongs to it: - b2threshold1GERAN must be greater than threshold4.

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

The following checks have to be performed with LNCEL scope:- b2Threshold1Hrpd must be greater than threshold4

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

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• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

The LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

The LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL.

The LNHOH identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn) must be unique within all LNHOH instances belonging to same LNCEL.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

If hrpdPreRegAllowed is set to 'true' hrpdPreRegZoneId within CDFIM is mandatory required for the LNCEL.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

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• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

If measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq shall not be specified.

if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3OffsetRsrqInterFreq must be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' a3OffsetRsrqInterFreq shall not be specified.

if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3ReportIntervalRsrpInterFreq shall be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' a3ReportIntervalRsrpInterFreq shall not be specified.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3ReportIntervalRsrqInterFreq must be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' a3ReportIntervalRsrqInterFreq shall not be specified.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' a3TimeToTriggerRsrpInterFreq must be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' a3TimeToTriggerRsrpInterFreq shall not be specified.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' a3TimeToTriggerRsrqInterFreq must be configured.if measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' a3TimeToTriggerRsrqInterFreq shall not be specified.

eutraCarrierInfo must be unique in scope of the LNCEL instance and it need to be different to the earfcnDL of the superior LNCEL instance.

If measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' or 'both' hysA3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be configured.If measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' hysA3OffsetRsrpInterFreq shall not be specified.

If measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrq' or 'both' hysA3OffsetRsrqInterFreq must be configured.If measQuantInterFreq is set to 'rsrp' hysA3OffsetRsrqInterFreq shall not be specified

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• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE971 Intra-LTE mobility offsets (standard)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

If measQuantInterFreq is 'rsrp' or 'both' all of following conditions need to be fulfilled:- then a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq must be defined, otherwise a3OffsetRsrpInterFreq does not need to be specified

threshold3InterFreq must be greater than threshold4

threshold1 must be greater than threshold3InterFreq - applicable if threshold2a is not configured

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

• LTE55 Inter-frequency handover (optional)

thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter is mandatory required if - actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ AND- thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter is not configured

• LTE1387 Intra eNB Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)• LTE1170 Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)

thresholdRsrpIFLBFilter is mandatory required if - actInterFreqLB is set to ‘true’ AND- thresholdRsrqIFLBFilter is not configured

• LTE1387 Intra eNB Inter-frequency load balancing (optional)

b1ThresholdCSFBUtraEcn0 is mandatory is required if actCsfbPsHoToUtra is set to 'true' and measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpich-EcN0'.

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

b1ThresholdCSFBUtraRscp is mandatory required if actCsfbPsHoToUtra is set to 'true' and measQuantityCSFBUtra is set to 'cpich-RSCP'.

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

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• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

If a LNRELW instance is configured, following conditions must be fullfilled for this LNCEL instance:- threshold4 must be smaller than b2Threshold1Utra

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

If a LNRELW instance is configured, following condition must be fullfilled for this LNCEL instance:- if measQuantityUtra is set to 'cpichEcN0' b2Threshold2UtraEcn0 must be configured.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

If a LNRELW instance is configured, following condition must be fullfilled for this LNCEL instance: - if measQuantityUtra is set to 'cpichRSCP' b2Threshold2UtraRscp must configured.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)

hysB2ThresholdUtra must be configured if b2Threshold2UtraRscp or b2Threshold2UtraEcn0 is specified.

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELW instances where - parameter csfbPsHoAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (uTargetFreq) in the LNADJW instance this LNRELW refers to is identical

Must be unique in the scope of one LNCEL instance.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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• LTE1910 S1 lock/unlock (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

Actual range depends on mncLength: if mncLength=2 then range is 00...99, if mncLength=3 then range 000...999

The value of mncLength determines whether the mnc is of 2 digits or 3 digits length.

The combination of ipAddrPrim and transportNwId must be unique in all LNMME instances, i.e. per each configured transport network the IP address must be unique.

• LTE775 SCTP multi-homing (standard)• LTE2 S1 Flex (optional)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

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• LTE775 SCTP multi-homing (standard)• LTE2 S1 Flex (optional)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)The LNMME instance with lnMmeId '0' must exist.

The combination of ipAddrPrim and transportNwId must be unique in all LNMME instances, i.e. per each configured transport network the IP address must be unique.

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)• LTE2 S1 Flex (optional)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

Per configured transportNwId the ipAddrPrim must be unique in all LNMME instances.

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

No duplicated relations to a HRPD neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNNEIH cell global identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

No duplicated relations to a HRPD neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNNEIH cell global identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

No duplicated relations to a HRPD neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNNEIH cell global identity (combination of: hrpdBandClass + hrpdArfcn + hrpdPnOffset) must be unique within all LNNEIH instances belonging to same LNCEL instance.

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

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• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

Determines length of MNC.

• LTE1383 ANR Robustness (standard)

• LTE971 Intra-LTE mobility offsets (standard)• LTE1140 Intra-frequency load balancing (optional)

The global cell identity of the LNREL object must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.LNREL cell global identity (ecgiAdjEnbId + ecgiLcrId + ecgiPlmnId) must be different from the LNCEL global identity (lnBtsId (LNBTS) + lcrId (LNCEL) + mcc (LNBTS) + mnc (LNBTS)+

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The global cell identity of the LNREL object must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.LNREL cell global identity (ecgiAdjEnbId + ecgiLcrId + ecgiPlmnId) must be different from the LNCEL global identity (lnBtsId (LNBTS) + lcrId (LNCEL) + mcc (LNBTS) + mnc (LNBTS)+

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The global cell identity of the LNREL object must be different to the cell global identity of the parent LNCEL object, i.e.LNREL cell global identity (ecgiAdjEnbId + ecgiLcrId + ecgiPlmnId) must be different from the LNCEL global identity (lnBtsId (LNBTS) + lcrId (LNCEL) + mcc (LNBTS) + mnc (LNBTS)+

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNC length: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3 then range is 000...999

• LTE771 Optimization of Intra-LTE neighbor relations (standard)

• LTE782 ANR - Intra-LTE, Intra-frequency - Fully UE based (optional)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)

• LTE771 Optimization of Intra-LTE neighbor relations (standard)

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Determines length of MNC.

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELG cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELG objects of a LNCEL object.

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELG cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELG objects of a LNCEL object.

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)If a LNRELG instance is configured, following

conditions must be fullfilled for this LNCEL instance- a2TimeToTriggerActGERANMeas must be configured

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE507 Optimization of InterRAT neighbors (standard)

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELG cell global identity (plmnId + lac + ci) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELG objects of a LNCEL object.

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)• LTE442 Network Assisted Cell Change to GSM (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNC length: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3 then range is 000...999

Maximum 16 LNRELG objects per LNCEL can be set to 'allowed'.

• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELW instances where - parameter csfbPsHoAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (uTargetFreq) in the LNADJW instance this LNRELW refers to is identical

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Determines length of MNC.

• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

If a LNRELW instance is configured, following conditions must be fullfilled for this LNCEL instance- measQuantityUtra must be 'cpichRSCP' or 'cpichEcN0'

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE507 Optimization of InterRAT neighbors (standard)

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELW cell global identity (plmnId + uTargetRncId + uTargetCid) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELW instances of an LNCEL instance.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

The actual range depends on the MNC length: if length=2, then range is 00...99, if length=3 then range is 000...999

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELW instances where - parameter psHoAllowed is set to 'allowed' OR - parameter srvccAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND the carrier frequency (uTargetFreq) in the LNADJW instance this LNRELW refers to is identical

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELW instances where - parameter psHoAllowed is set to 'allowed' OR - parameter srvccAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND the carrier frequency (uTargetfreq) in the LNADJW instance this LNRELW refers to is identical

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELW cell global identity (plmnId + uTargetRncId + uTargetCid) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELW instances of an LNCEL instance.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1342 Extended RNC ID (standard)

There must be no duplicate relations to a neighbour cell, i.e. the LNRELW cell global identity (plmnId + uTargetRncId + uTargetCid) must be unique within all subordinate LNRELW instances of an LNCEL instance.

• LTE56 Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (optional)• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)• LTE1342 Extended RNC ID (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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• LTE144 Transport Admission Control (standard)

• LTE144 Transport Admission Control (standard)

• LTE144 Transport Admission Control (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

In an LNCEL instance the number of LNRELX instances where - parameter e1xCsfbAllowed is set to 'allowed' AND - the carrier frequency (combination of: bandclass + arfcn) in the LNADJX instance this LNRELX refers to is identical

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

No duplicated relations to a 1xRTT neighbour cell is allowed, i.e. the LNRELX identity (combination of: marketId + swNo + cellId + sectorId + bandClass + arfcn + pnOffset) must be unique within all LNRELX instances belonging to same

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE144 Transport Admission Control (standard)• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

• LTE505 Transport Separation for RAN Sharing (optional)

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The additional frequency band defined by addFreqBandInd and the frequency band of all LNCEL instances having same earfcnDL than the profile (i.e. MFBIPR-eutraCarrierFreq is equal to LNCEL-earfcnDL) must fully overlap.

• LTE1534 Multiple Frequency Band Indicator (standard)

addSpectrEmissReq must be configured if there is at least one LNCEL instance with earfcnDL set identical to the configured eutraCarrierFreq in the MFBIPR instance.

• LTE1534 Multiple Frequency Band Indicator (standard)

The configured eutraCarrierFreq must be unique within all MFBIPR instances.

If there is at least one LNCEL instance with earfcnDL set identical to the configured eutraCarrierFreq in the MFBIPR instance, addSpectrEmissReq must be configured.

• LTE1534 Multiple Frequency Band Indicator (standard)

• LTE1534 Multiple Frequency Band Indicator (standard)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

Identifies the specific antenna line id.

When parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlId must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface.

• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1247 Multiradio System Module extended LTE configurations (standard)• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

If parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlId must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface. If connection is set to value 'Internal' or 'Shared' there are no restrictions for the value in antlId

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE630 CN4265 FLMA Dual MHA 800 MHz (standard)

When parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlId must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface.

• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1195 FHCC Repeater Interface Module (standard)

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cdmaHrpdBdClL is allowed to be configured only in one MODIMP instance

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

cdmaRttBdClL is allowed to be configured only in one MODIMP instance

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

dlCarFrqEutL is allowed to be configured only in one MODIMP instance

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

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• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

if geranCarFrqIdleModeL is configured in the same MODIMP instance, geranCarFrqBd is mandatory required

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

if geranCarFrqBd is configured in the same MODIMP geranCarFrqIdleModeL is mandatory required

All frequencies in geranCarFrqIdleModeL of one MODIMP instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.

utrFddCarFrqL is allowed to be configured only in one MODIMP instance

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

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• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

actSelMobPrf can be set to 'true' only if a default profile MODPR exists or is created in parallel with the feature activation.

All items in refFreqListNaccGeran of the MODPR instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.

Hint:

All items in refFreqListSrvccGsm of the MODPR instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.

Hint:

The parameter addGsmSIToRedirMsg is mandatory required if - actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' AND- redirRAT is set to 'geran'.

• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

If for csFallBPrio a priority is configured redirRAT must be set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MODRED instance

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' the configured csFallBPrio must be unique for all MODRED instances belonging to same MODPR.

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

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• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

If for emerCallPrio a priority is configured all of the following conditions must be fulfilled - redirRAT must be set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MODRED instance- emerCallPrio must be unique for all MODRED instances belonging to same MODPR.

redirBandCdma must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

redirFreqCdma must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

redirFreqEutra must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'eutra'.

redirFreqUtra must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'utraFDD' or 'utraTDD'.

redirGeranArfcnValueL must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'geran',

redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'geran'.

If redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT' following configuration is needed- redirBandCdma must be configured- redirFreqCdma must be configured

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' the configured redirectPrio must be unique for all MODRED instances belonging to same MODPR.

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

cdmaHrpdBdClL is allowed to be configured only in one MOIMP instance belonging to same MOPR

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

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• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

cdmaRttBdClL is allowed to be configured only in one MOIMP instance belonging to same MOPR

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

dlCarFrqEutL is allowed to be configured only in one MOIMP instance belonging to same MOPR

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

if geranCarFrqIdleModeL is configured in the same MOIMP instance, geranCarFrqBd is mandatory required

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

if geranCarFrqBd is configured in the same MOIMP geranCarFrqIdleModeL is mandatory required.

All frequencies in geranCarFrqIdleModeL of one MOIMP instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.

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• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE736 CS fallback to UTRAN (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE872 SRVCC to WCDMA (optional)

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

utrFddCarFrqL is allowed to be configured only in one MOIMP instance belonging to same MOPR

• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1677 Idle mode mobility balancing extensions (standard)

If a Mobility Profile is assigned to one or more SPIDs (moPrMappingList-moPrId), the MOPR instance must exist, ie. the instance can't be deleted in such case without modification of the SPID configuration..

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

All items in refFreqListNaccGeran of the MOPR instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.Hint:The LNHOG parameter bandIndicatorGERAN is only relevant for ARFCN values 512 - 810.

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• LTE873 SRVCC to GSM (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

All items in refFreqListSrvccGsm of the MOPR instance are considered to belong to the same frequency band.Hint:The LNHOG parameter bandIndicatorGERAN is only relevant for ARFCN values 512 - 810.

The parameter addGsmSIToRedirMsg is mandatory required if - actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' AND- redirRAT is set to 'geran'.

• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

If for csFallBPrio a priority is configured redirRAT must be set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MORED instance

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' the configured csFallBPrio must be unique for all MORED instances belonging to same MOPR.

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

If for emerCallPrio a priority is configured all of the following conditions must be fulfilled - redirRAT must be set to 'geran' or 'utraFDD' in this MORED instance- emerCallPrio must be unique for all MORED instances belonging to same MOPR.

redirBandCdma must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

redirFreqCdma must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

redirFreqEutra must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'eutra'.

redirFreqUtra must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'utraFDD' or 'utraTDD'.

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• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)

• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

redirGeranArfcnValueL must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'geran',

redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured if redirRAT is set to 'geran'.

If redirRAT is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT' following configuration is needed- redirBandCdma must be configured- redirFreqCdma must be configured

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' the configured redirectPrio must be unique for all MORED instances belonging to same MOPR.

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

• LTE521 Security for Ethernet ports on FCM/FSM2 (standard)• LTE593 Security for Ethernet ports on FCT/FSM3 (standard)

• LTE154 Auto Connectivity (optional)• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE154 Auto Connectivity (optional)• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE154 Auto Connectivity (optional)• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE954 Intelligent configuration syncronization (standard)

• LTE954 Intelligent configuration syncronization (standard)

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• LTE654 BTS Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE954 Intelligent configuration syncronization (standard)

• LTE154 Auto Connectivity (optional)• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

• LTE154 Auto Connectivity (optional)• LTE720 Auto Configuration (standard)

mrbtsId must be same as LNBTS/lnBtsId, BTSSCL/btsid and IPNO/btsid.

• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)

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• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

• LTE1099 Event-triggered symptom data collection and provisioning (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard) • LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)

When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' secondaryConnection is mandatory required.

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• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE459 LTE Timing Advance Evaluation (standard)• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

The the specified E-UTRAN Trace-Id, in particular the combination of ("eutranTraceIdMcc"+"eutranTraceIdMnc"+"eutranTraceIdMncLen"+"traceId") must be unique within the BTS.

• LTE433 Basic LTE Cell Trace (optional)• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

Only if traceRrcSetting has been set to 'Specific', this parameter shall be present.Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', the traceRrcUeSpecMsgList parameter shall be present.

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• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE644 Configurable cell trace content (standard)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

Only if traceRrcSetting has been set to 'Specific', the traceRrcMsgCategory parameter shall be present.

Only if traceRrcMsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

Only if traceS1Setting has been set to 'Specific', this parameter shall be present.Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', the traceS1UeSpecMsgList parameter shall be present.Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

Only if traceS1Setting has been set to 'Specific', the traceS1MsgCategor parameter shall be present.

Only if traceS1MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

Only if traceX2Setting has been set to 'Specific', this parameter shall be present.Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', the traceX2UeSpecMsgList parameter shall be present.Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'nonUEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

Only if traceX2Setting has been set to 'Specific', the traceX2MsgCategory parameter shall be present.

Only if traceX2MsgCategory has been set to 'UEspecific' or 'All', this parameter shall be present.

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• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

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• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

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• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE140 Ethernet OAM (optional)

• LTE877 Adjustable Performance Upload (standard)

• LTE877 Adjustable Performance Upload (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

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• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE60 Inter RAT handover to HRPD/3GPP2 (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE1361 Additional QoS performance measurements (standard)

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• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management Administration (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

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• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

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• LTE602 Performance Management add. features from RL10, Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE 707 2xGE + 4xE1/T1/JT1 + ToP + Sync Ethernet FlexiBTS Transport Sub-module FTIB (standard)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)Defining the PDH line build out parameter shall

only be possible for T1 interfaces (pdhLineType = SUPERFRAME or pdhLineType = EXTENDED_SUPERFRAME).

• LTE 707 2xGE + 4xE1/T1/JT1 + ToP + Sync Ethernet FlexiBTS Transport Sub-module FTIB (standard)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)When setting the PDH line type to its interface

type (E1/T1/JT1), the BTS switches on all interfaces of the unit to the default values for that interface type. In the second configuration step the framing format within this interface type can be

• LTE 707 2xGE + 4xE1/T1/JT1 + ToP + Sync Ethernet FlexiBTS Transport Sub-module FTIB (standard)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE 707 2xGE + 4xE1/T1/JT1 + ToP + Sync Ethernet FlexiBTS Transport Sub-module FTIB (standard)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE806 Performance CounterPlus Package for Transport I (optional)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

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• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

• LTE131 Traffic prioritization on IP layer (Diffserv) (standard)• LTE866 Fast IP rerouting (Transport Path Protection) (optional)

The parameter addGsmSIToRedirMsg is mandatory required if - actGsmRedirWithSI is set to 'true' AND- redirRat is set to 'geran'.

• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)

If actCSFBRedir is set to 'Enabled' following condition need to be fulfilled:- at least one instance of REDRT instance must be created per LNCEL where csFallBPrio is configured

• LTE562 CSFB to UTRAN or GSM via redirect (optional)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)If actEmerCallRedir is set to 'true' following

condition need to be fulfilled:- at least one instance of REDRT must be created per LNCEL where emerCallPrio is configured- if reDirRat is set to 'eutra', 'cdma20001xRTT' or 'cdma2000HRPD', emerCallPrio shall not be specified.

• LTE22 Emergency Call handling (optional)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

value should be between minAngle and maxAngle

redirBandCdma must be configured if redirRat is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

redirFreqCdma must be configured if redirRat is set to 'cdma2000HRPD' or 'cdma20001xRTT'.

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

redirFreqEutra must be configured if redirRAT is set to eutra.

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

redirFreqUtra must be configured if redirRAT is set to utraFDD or utraTDD.

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

redirGeranArfcnValueL must be configured if redirRat is set to 'geran'

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

redirGeranBandIndicator must be configured if redirRat is set to 'geran'

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)

If redirRat is set to 'eutra' following configuration is needed- redirFreqEutra must be configured- redirectPrio must be configured

• LTE490 SPID selective mobility profiles (optional)• LTE984 GSM redirect with system information (optional)• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)If actRedirect is set to 'enabled', at least one

REDRT instance per LNCEL with configured redirectPrio must exist.

If actIdleLB is set to 'false' the configured redirectPrio must be unique in the scope of all REDRT instances belonging to the same cell.

• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)

At least one instance of REDRT must be created per LNCEL if one of the following conditions is fulfilled:- actCSFBRedir is set to 'true'- actEmerCallRedir is set to 'Enabled'

• LTE761 Advanced target cell selection and handover retry for intra frequency handover (standard)• LTE423 RRC connection release with redirect (standard)• LTE22 Emergency Call handling (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

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Identifies the specific antenna line id.

When parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlIdList must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface.

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1247 Multiradio System Module extended LTE configurations (standard)

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If calibrationDone = FALSE, calibration is required

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

If configFileDlNeeded is required, it is recommended (not mandatory) that the user requests calibration, too.

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

If configFileDlNeeded = 'true', configurationFile is required

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

If configurationDone = 'false', configurationFile is required

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

configurationFile is downloaded if configFileDlNeeded ='true' also

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

If parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlIdList must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface. If connection is set to value 'Internal' or 'Shared' there are no restrictions for the value in antlIdList

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)

• LTE595 FSMr3b: Full support (standard)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

retAntUnitNumber must be configured to '1' if retDeviceType is set to 'SingleAntennaDevice'.

• LTE1657 Support for Multi-RET antenna types (standard)

If retDeviceType is set to 'SingleAntennaDevice', retAntUnitNumber must be configured to '1'.

• LTE1657 Support for Multi-RET antenna types (standard)

When parameter connection is set to value 'External' the value of antlIdList must be set identical to the value of scannedAntennaInterface.

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional) • LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)

• LTE160 Flexi Multimode BTS 3GPP Antenna Tilt Support (optional)

When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' the connectionList must contain another list item with a different sModId for the shared radio modules.

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional) • LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)

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• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)

When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' and external alarm shall be send via the LTE BTS, usedInEutra need to be set to value 'true'.

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)

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no relations • LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE106 6 cell support with one System Module (standard)• LTE1195 FHCC Repeater Interface Module (standard)• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)assocMaxRetrans must be smaller than or equal

two times of pathMaxRetrans• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)• LTE775 SCTP Multi-homing (MME) (standard)

assocMaxRetrans must be smaller than or equal two times of pathMaxRetrans

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)• LTE775 SCTP Multi-homing (MME) (standard)

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rtoMax must be bigger than or equal to rtoMin • LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

rtoMin must be less than or equal to rtoMax • LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE1 S1/X2 data path management (standard)

• LTE595 FSMr3b: Full support (standard)

• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard) • LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)

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• LTE145 LTE Configuration Management (standard) • LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE1174-C CRL0811 Removal of Flexi Lite LTE1072 and LTE1174 and LTE1360 from RL50 (standard)

When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' the linkList must be configured, for rfSharingEnable set to 'false' it shall not be defined.

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)

When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true' linkList-radioMaster shall for the LTE SMOD instance be configured to - 'true' in LTE-2G RF sharing for shared and LTE dedicated radio modules. LTE dedicated radio modules are not yet officially supported in RF sharing configurations.

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)

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• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)

syncMaster should be set according to the RF sharing technologies like below:- LTE-2G RF sharing: in the LTE SMOD instance (technology set to 'EUTRA') syncMaster must be set to 'true', in the 2G SMOD instance (technology set to 'GERAN') syncMaster must be set to 'false',

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)When rfSharingEnabled is set to value 'true'

technology must be set for the different RF sharing technologies for - LTE-2G RF sharing: there must be one SMOD instance for LTE with technology set to 'EUTRA' and one SMOD instance for 2G with technology set to 'GERAN',

• LTE447 SW support for RF sharing GSM-LTE (optional)• LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (optional)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

For physical interfaces, the interfaceNumber should be considered in conjunction with the unitNumber and the clockProtocol, since the available interfaces depend on the referenced unit, and the selected clock protocol.

• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

The parameter ssmEnabled is only relevant in case the value of parameter clockProtocol is equal to clkSyncE (Synchronuous Ethernet clock source).

The parameter ssmEnabled is only relevant in case the value of parameter clockProtocol is equal to clkSyncE (Synchronuous Ethernet clock source).

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE713 Synchronous Ethernet (optional)

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• LTE144 Transport Admission Control (standard)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)

• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)• LTE710 Synchronization from PDH interface (standard)• LTE711 Synchronization from 2.048MHz signal (standard)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)• LTE134 Timing over Packet (optional)

If in MOI "STPG" - "synchroSourceList" one of the 2 entries parameter "clockProtocol" is set to "clkTop" then actTopPhaseSynch = false.MOI "TOPF::masterIpAddr" must be configured if actTopFreqSynch = TRUE.

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

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• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE891 Timing over Packet with phase synchronization (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)• LTE125 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack (standard)

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• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

• LTE574 Transport network measurement (optional)

no relations

no relations

no relations

no relations

no relations

no relations

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 (standard)

If SIB6 is scheduled in sibSchedulingList an instance of MOC UFFIM is mandatory required.

The creation of an UFFIM instance for the LNCEL instance is not allowed if the cell bandwidth dlChBw is equal to '1.4 MHz' or '3 MHz'.

• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 Idle mode mobility from LTE to WCDMA, GSM or other LTE bands (standard)• LTE654 LTE Configuration Management (standard)• LTE843 ETWS broadcast (optional)• LTE39 System information broadcast (standard)• LTE762 Idle mode mobility from LTE to WCDMA, GSM or other LTE bands (standard)• LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing (standard)• LTE1036 RSRQ Based Cell Reselection (standard)The parameter dlCarFrqUtra must be set uniquely

in all instances of structure utrFddCarFrqL

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no relations

no relations

no relations

• LTE1402 Uplink intra eNode B CoMP (standard)

• LTE1402 Uplink intra eNode B CoMP (standard)

• LTE1402 Uplink intra eNode B CoMP (standard)

• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

uCelResPrio must be unequal to the setting of - cellReSelPrio in each LNCEL instance,- eutCelResPrio in each IRFIM instance,- gCelResPrio in each GNFL instance,- hrpdCResPrio in each CDFIM instance,utraFrqQThrHighR9 is mandatory required if threshServingLowQR9 of the LNCEL instance this UFFIM belongs to is configured.

utraFrqQThrHighR9 is mandatory required if utraFrqQThrLowR9 in this utrFddCarFrqL list set is configured.

utraFrqQThrLowR9 is mandatory required if threshServingLowQR9 of the LNCEL instance this UFFIM belongs to is configured.

utraFrqQThrLowR9 is mandatory required if utraFrqQThrHighR9 in this utrFddCarFrqL list set is configured.

Each cell can only be included into one ULCOMP instance.

If actUlCoMp is set to 'true' all of the following conditions shall be fulfilledIf actUlCoMp is set to 'true' at least one instance of ULCOMP must be configured.

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• LTE147 LTE Hardware Management (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

The value of gcsnaL2AckTimer must be less than the value of gcsnaSequenceContextTimer.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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The value gcsnaSequenceContextTimer must be greater than the value of gcsnaL2AckTimer.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing

LTE140 Ethernet OAM

LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane

LTE689 LTE IPsec Support for control and user plane

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

If act1xCsfb is set to 'true' and for the LNCEL instance rttCsfbType is not set to 'forbidden' an instance of XPARAM must be created for this LNCEL.

• LTE1441 Enhanced CS fallback to CDMA/1xRTT (e1xCSFB) (standard)

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LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing

LTE487 Idle mode mobility load balancing

LTE28 Closed loop UL power control

LTE28 Closed loop UL power control

LTE28 Closed loop UL power control

LTE46 Channel aware scheduler (UL)

LTE497 Smart Admission Control

LTE497 Smart Admission Control

LTE497 Smart Admission Control

LTE144 Transport Admission Control

LTE144 Transport Admission Control

LTE843 ETWS broadcastLTE494 Commercial Mobile Alert System

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Interfaces References

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.133• 3GPP Reference: TS36.311

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS25.331• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1618: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1619: RL60 Parameters

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1620: RL60 Parameters

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1621: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1622: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1623: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC -> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1624: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1625: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331,

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331,

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1626: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1627: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1628: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1629: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1630: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1631: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RACApp <-> RAC• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1632: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• RAC -> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1633: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1634: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1635: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM -> LTE BTS• RAC -> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1636: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RACApp <-> RAC• RAC <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1637: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.101

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1638: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1639: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1640: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1641: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1642: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1643: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

Page 1644: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS45.005

• 3GPP Reference: TS45.005

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.003

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

Page 1645: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.003

• 3GPP Reference: TS44.060

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS44.018

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

Page 1646: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

Page 1647: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423, TS 36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423, TS 36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1648: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1649: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1650: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1651: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1652: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1653: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1654: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1655: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1656: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1657: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1658: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413 9.1.8.4

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1659: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1660: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS33.401

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413, TS 36.423

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423_9.2.24

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1661: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1662: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.323

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1663: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1664: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1665: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.323• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1666: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1667: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1668: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1669: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1670: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1671: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1672: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1673: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1674: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1675: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1676: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1677: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1678: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1679: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• 3GPP Reference: TS23.203

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1680: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1681: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1682: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.306• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1683: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1684: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.322• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1685: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS48.018

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC -> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1686: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1687: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1688: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1689: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1690: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: 36.211

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1691: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS25.133

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1692: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331 + chapter• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1693: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.423

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1694: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213 V8.5.0

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331 (8.2.0) , TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.321, TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1695: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.313

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1696: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1697: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1698: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1699: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

Page 1701: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1704: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.321• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1705: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1706: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.423-840

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1707: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.455

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1708: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: 36.211/5.5.1, 36.311/6.3.2

• 3GPP Reference: 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1709: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: 36.211/5.3.4, 36.311/6.3.2

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1710: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1711: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1712: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1713: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1714: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1715: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1716: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1717: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: 36.211 / 6.9.3

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1718: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.321

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1719: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.305

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211• 3GPP Reference: TS36.355

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1720: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.305

• 3GPP Reference: 36.321

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331 6.3.2

• 3GPP Reference: 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: 36.321

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1721: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1722: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1723: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1724: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1725: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1726: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1727: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.300

• 3GPP Reference: 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.323

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.323

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1728: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1729: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.104

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

Page 1730: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.211

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.213

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.321

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1731: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.213

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1732: RL60 Parameters

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1733: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS45.005• 3GPP Reference: TS45.008

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331• 3GPP Reference: TS45.005

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1734: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1735: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1736: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

Page 1737: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.123• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.133• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.331• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1738: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1739: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413 9.1.8.5

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.413 9.1.8.5

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1740: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC -> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

Page 1741: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1742: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS25.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS25.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1743: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> RAC• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1744: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1745: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1746: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

Page 1747: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• 3GPP Reference: AISG v.2.0

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1748: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1749: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1750: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1751: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1752: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1753: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1754: RL60 Parameters

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC -> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1755: RL60 Parameters

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> RAC

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC• RAC -> RACApp

• RAC <-> RACApp• RAC <-> LTE BTS• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

Page 1756: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1757: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS32.422

• 3GPP Reference: TS32.422

• 3GPP Reference: TS32.422

• 3GPP Reference: TS32.422

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• 3GPP Reference: TS32.421• 3GPP Reference: TS36.413

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1758: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1759: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1760: RL60 Parameters

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1761: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1762: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1763: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC -> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1764: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1765: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1766: RL60 Parameters

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1767: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1768: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1769: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: 3GPP TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

Page 1770: RL60 Parameters

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: TS 25.463

• 3GPP Reference: ts25.463

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS -> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> RAC• LTE BTS -> EM

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RACApp <-> RAC

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

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• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

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• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.101

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• LTE BTS <-> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.101

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• 3GPP Reference: TS 36.331, TS 36.304

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp• EM <-> LTE BTS

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• LTE BTS -> EM• LTE BTS <-> RAC

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> LTE BTS• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• 3GPP Reference: TS36.331

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

• EM <-> LTE BTS• LTE BTS <-> RAC• RAC <-> RACApp

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