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Radio Network

Radio Network

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3.1

3.1 Explain the concept of cell and its rela

Explain the concept of cell and its relation to sector and antenn

tion to sector and antenna system in

a system in

RBS.

RBS.

3.2

3.2 Introduce the new

Introduce the new radio products in

radio products in Ericsso

Ericsson radio

n radio system

system

3.3

3.3 Recognize the

Recognize the Managed Objects related to

Managed Objects related to radio network

radio network configuration

configuration

3.4

3.4 Relate the Managed O

Relate the Managed Objects and figure out the changes accor

bjects and figure out the changes according to

ding to

Ericsson Common Information Model (ECIM)

Ericsson Common Information Model (ECIM)

3.5

3.5 Edit and implem

Edit and implement the files for on-site usage that w

ent the files for on-site usage that would creat

ould create the Radio

e the Radio

network (Cells

network (Cells, Cell relations) as applicable in an eNodeB, No

, Cell relations) as applicable in an eNodeB, NodeB

deB or BTS.

or BTS.

Objectives of Chapter 3

Objectives of Chapter 3

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Logical Components of an LTE RBS

Logical Components of an LTE RBS

C Ceellll CCeellll C Ceellll CCeellll Radio Radio Sector  Sector  Baseband Baseband Support System Support System T TMMAA TTMMAA X X X X X X X X X X X X  Antenna  Antenna Unit Group Unit Group RBS RBS Synchronization Synchronization S-GW S-GW Evolved Packet Evolved Packet Core Core S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW S-GW MME MME MME MME MME MME OSS-RC OSS-RC S1-UP S1-UP S1-CP S1-CP / M3 / M3 Neighbor Neighbor IRAT Core IRAT Core Network Network Neighbor Neighbor IRAT RAN IRAT RAN Network Network Neighbor Neighbor eNodeB eNodeB Neighbor Neighbor eNodeB eNodeB C Ceellll CCeellll Remote Remote Radio Radio Sector  Sector  CPRI Connection CPRI Connection X X X X X X  Antenna  Antenna Unit Group Unit Group Mul Mul X2 X2 MBMS-GW MBMS-GW M1 M1

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Scheduling, QoS, LA, PC

Scheduling, QoS, LA, PC

Overview

Overview

QoS

QoS

Framework

Framework

Link

Link

 Adaptation

 Adaptation

Scheduling

Scheduling

Power

Power

Control

Control

QoS QoS Parameters Parameters Resource Resource assignments assignments UL/DL UL/DL QCIs QCIs ARPs ARPs Channel Channel feedback feedback TPC TPC commands commands

Baseband

Baseband

QCI

-QCI - QoS Cla

QoS Class Iden

ss Identifie

tifier 

 ARP

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MACRO

MICRO

PICO

Fronthaul Backhaul

High capacity

radio system site

Baseband T Baseband Baseband R

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Baseband 6630 Radio 2217 Radio 0208 Power 6302 Baseband 5216 Baseband 5212 Baseband R503

Router 6274 Router 6672 Router 6675

Radio 2203 Power 6610 MINI-LINK 6692 MINI-LINK 6691 MINI-LINK 6352 Fronthaul 6392 MINI-LINK 6363 MINI-LINK 6351 Power 6306 Enclosure 6306 Enclosure 6110

Ericsson Radio System

New HW

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Radio

Radio 2217 B1

Radio 2217 used as example

Upper case Lower case Space Tx branches Rx branches Random Space 3GPP band number 

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Micro Radio

› New modular micro radio

system

› Macro feature parity,

coordination

› 4 liter and 5 kg installed

50%

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RBS 6402 Multiband concept

3GPP Module 1

3GPP Module 2

WiFi

2 RF modules for 3GPP

Each module: 2-4 Bands

One band per module

selectable by SW out of

2-4 bands

 A few products per market

supports all band combinations

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Increased connectivity for new &

existing radio units in large radio

system configurations

CPRI multiplexing and de-multiplexing

16x SFP+ ports

Pluggable optical transceivers

Direct attach cables (electrical)

Flexible

FPGA and ARM-based

Upgradable

Manageable

Many possible locations in cabinet

or at site

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R503 supporting 3 LTE bands

(Example)

LTE 1800 3x10MHz MIMO RRUS12 B3 LTE (RBB22_1B) DUS or  Baseband Electrical or Optical CPRI LTE 2600 3x15MHz MIMO RUS01 B7 LTE (RBB22_1C) RRUS11 B20 LTE (RBB22_1B) LTE 800 3x10MHz MIMO Optical CPRI B   a  s   e  b   a n  d  R  5   0   3  2x 10G CPRI LTE 1800 3x10MHz MIMO RRUS12 B3 LTE (RBB22_1B) DUS/ Baseband Electrical CPRI LTE 2600 3x15MHz MIMO RUS01 B7 LTE (RBB22_1C) RRUS11 B20 LTE (RBB22_1B) LTE 800 3x10MHz MIMO Optical CPRI

LTE third band

Baseband R503 enabler to connect

LTE 210 MHz Total Bandwidth Optical CPRI Optical CPRI Electrical CPRI

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13-18 Cell – with Baseband

R503

B B  5  1   6  B B R  5   0   3  B B R  5   0   3  B B R  5   0   3  B  a  s  e  b   an  d   5  2  1   6  B  a  s  e  b   a n  d  R  5   0   3  R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU

9,8 G

2.5G

9,8 G

2.5G

R/RU R/RU R/RU R/RU

2.5G

Up to 3 Baseband R503

connected to the same

Baseband 5216

Example of Baseband R503 used as a MUX

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Baseband HW and SW

Mixed Mode Baseband

Common

TN

LTE

WCDMA

Baseband 5216

• TN = Transport

• Independent of radio standard

• Common = Node handling

• Radio config (sectors and CPRI), Security, Sync, APC, Node O&M

OSS RC

One IP, One Managed Element

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VlanPort SectorEquipmentFunction

ECIM Structure

Managed Element SectorEquipmentFunction VlanPort InterfaceIPv4 SectorCarrier NodeBSectorCarrier NodeSupport ENodeBFunction NodeBFunction Router Router InterfaceIPv4 EUtranCellFDD ENodeBLocalCellGroup NodeBLocalCell Transport

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Radio Network Managed Object

Model Cell Setup

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement

SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction EUtranCellRelation ExternalENodeB Function ExternalEUtranCellFDD or  ExternalEUtranCellTDD Paging UeMeasControl EUtranFrequency EUtranFreqRelation

Created as a part of the ANR function  Auto-created with default values

SectorCarrier

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MOs Related to IRAT

Interworking

Cdma2000Network ExternalCdma 2000Cell Cdma2000 FreqBand Cdma2000 Freq UtraNetwork Utran Frequency External UtranCellFdd EUtranCellFdd or  EUtranCellTdd Utran FreqRelation Utran CellRelation Cdma2000 FreqBand Relation Cdma2000 CellRelation Cdma2000 FreqRelation Geran FreqGroup Relation GeranCell Relation GeraNetwork ExternalGeran Cell Geran FreqGroup Geran Frequency

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EUTranCellFDD or

EUTranCellTDD

Used to configure e.g. - Cell Identities

- Bandwidth and Radio Channels - Maximum RF Output Power  - Cell User Capacity and QoS - Cell Availability

- Scheduling and Interface Management - Cell Handover  - .... EUtranCellFDD or  EUtranCellTDD EnodeBFunction ManagedElement SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD   SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

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Paging

This MO is auto-created, with default values, by the system

Used to configure e.g. - Default paging cycle

- Delay and bandwidth used by paging functionality

Paging

EnodeBFunction

ManagedElement

SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

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Sector Carrier 

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement

SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

Used to configure e.g. - NoOfRxAntennas - NoOfTxAntennas - partOfSectorPower 

SectorCarrier 

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Sector Equipment

This MO is created as a part of the Site Equipment Configuration

Has parameters like - Administrative state

- Operational state (readOnly) - Sector maximum output power  - Sector frequency band (readOnly) - Reference to the rfBranch

SectorEquipmentFunction

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement

SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

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Security Handling

This MO is auto-created, with default values, by the system

Used to configure e.g. - Ciphering algorithms - COUNT-C supervision

SecurityHandling

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement SecurityHandlingg

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

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UE Measurement Control

This MO is auto-created, with default values, by the system

Used to configure e.g. - Cell quality threshold value - Best cell decision configuration

- Bad coverage measurement configuration - UE report filtering

UeMeasControl

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement

SecurityHandling

Rcs   EUtraNetwork EUtranCellFDD or 

EUtranCellTDD SectorEquipmentFunction

Paging SectorCarrier

UeMeasControl

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Measurement and Report

Related MOs

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement EUtranCellFDD or  EUtranCellTDD UeMeasControl ReportConfigA1Sec ReportConfigA5 ReportConfigA4 PmUeMeasControl ReportConfigA1Prim ReportConfigB2 Geran ReportConfigEUtra BadCovSec ReportConfigEUtra BestCell ReportConfigSearch ReportConfigEUtra IntraFreqPm ReportConfigEUtra BadCovPrim ReportConfigB2 Cdma2000 ReportConfigB1 Geran ReportConfigB1Utra ReportConfigB2Utra ReportConfigEUtra InterFreqLb ReportConfigEUtra IFBestCell ReportConfigCsfb Cdma2000 ReportConfig InterRatLb ReportConfig CellA1A2 ReportConfig CellA4 ReportConfig CellA6 ReportConfigA5Anr    ReportConfigEUtra BestCellAnr  ReportConfig EUtraInterFreqMbms ReportConfigA5DI Comp ReportConfigA5 Softlock ReportConfigB2 Cdma2000 1XRtt ReportConfig CsfbGeran ReportConfig CsfbUtra ReportConfig Search

and

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Connected Mode Mobility

offset  a  Ms  A  Hysteresis  Mn 3  3

HO?

Neighboring cell  Serving cell 

Best Cell Evaluation

Event?

UE measures on serving cell and scans all

neighboring intra-LTE cells (504 PCIs)

-> No UE neighbor list for intra-LTE

-> Detected ”good” cells are reported

-> IRAT cell lists are used

eNB makes HO decision based on UE

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Measurement Configuration in

UE

• Measurement objects(measObjectToAddModifyList, measObjectToRemoveList)

• The objects which the UE shall perform the measurement on e.g. a carrier frequency or a list of neighbouring cell offsets or IRAT neighbouring cells.

• Reporting configurations(reportConfigToAddModifyList, reportConfigToRemoveList)

• Reporting criterion: periodical or event-triggered reporting

• Reporting format: quantities (e.g. number of cells to report)

• Measurement identity(measIdToAddModifyList, measIdToRemoveList)

• List of measurement identities, each identity links one measurement object with one reporting configuration. This is the reference number in the measurement report.

• Quantity configurations (quantityConfig)

• The quantity the UE shall measure as well as the associated firing parameters.

• E.g. RSRP (Reference Signal Received Power) , RSRQ (Reference Signal Received Quality).

• One quantity for intra freq, one for inter and one for each RAT type RRC CONNECTION RECONFIGURATION

(Measurement configuration)

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Intra LTE ANR Overview

RS Reference Signal

PSS Primary Synchronization Signal SSS Secondary Synchronization Signal E-CGI E-UTRAN Cell Global Identity PCI Physical Cell Id

6) Look up a TN Layer address of the target eNB 7) Set up X2 Type = LTE Cell A Phy-CID= 3 Global-CID =17 Type = LTE Cell A Phy-CID= 5 Global-CID =19

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 Automatic Neighbor Relation

related MOs

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement

AnrFunction

 Auto-created with default values

AnrFunctionGeran AnrFunctionUtran AnrFunctionEUtran

Parameters and constraints for LTE Automated Neighbor Relations (ANR) functions. e.g.

- If Intra- and/or Inter- Frequency ANR activated

- Thresholds (RSRP and RSRQ) for ANR consideration

- Number of UEs that initiate the ANR X2 setup related parameters : - Blacklisted eNodeBs Contains attributes related to X2 setup Used to configure e.g.

- When to add and release N Cell (common to all types of  ANR)

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QoS Basic Framework

Scheduler 

QoS

translation

OSS-RC

QoS parameters QCI Table

QCI table

•QoS configuration

QoS Handling

Core Network

Transport Network  Q  C  I  

QoS: Quality of Service QCI: QoS Class Identifier  DSCP: DiffServ Code Point LCG: Logical Channel Group : : : : : : : : 0, 10-255 9 2 1 QCI 0 3 10 12 3 9 2 2 LCG 36 4 46 2 DSCP Prio Standardized QCIs

DL Packet

Forwarding

(X2)

LCGs

UL

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MOs related to QoS

Configuration

EnodeBFunction ManagedElement QciTable QciProfilePredefined LogicalChannelGroup The attribute dscp is changed in order

to map the QCI

value to a new DSCP value.

1..1

10..10 4..4

One per QCI entry (QCI 0 and 10-256 are called ”default” and have lower prio than 1-9)

Uplink traffic separation is enabled with Logical Channel Groups. : : : : : : : : 0,10-255 9 2 1 QCI 0 1 10 14 1 9 1 1 LCG 36 4 46 2 DSCP Prio Default config

These MOs are auto-created, with default values, by the system.

May need to be changed for a different QoS handling.

EUtranCellFDD or  EUtranCellTDD

QciProfileOperatorPredefined 0..9

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GRAT MOM fragment

› Main BTS parameters must be defined in MOM from OSS

Managed Element BtsFunction 1 1 AbisIp GsmSector  0..1 (Sector) TG TF SCF  AT Trx 0..12 TRXC TS TX RX 0..12 8 0..(48) 0..(48) GRAT MO Legend: Common SW MO  Abis MO in BSC and BTS  Abis MO in BSC TG – Tranceiver Group SCF – Sector Central Function TF – Timing Function (GSM specific)  AT – Abis Transport

TRXC – Tranceiver Controller  TS – Time Slot

TX – Transmitter (Downlink Carrier Branch) RX – Receiver (Uplink Carrier Branch)

GSM branch in

Baseband Radio Node

MOM

 Abis O&M

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BtsFunction attributes Description Example

btsFunctionId This attribute respresents the key of

the BtsFunction MO.

It is used to identify a unique BtsFunction MO instance.

Currently only one BtsFunction MO instance is supported per node.

GRAT MOM Configuration

-BtsFunction

This is the root MO of the GSM MOM fragment.

The BtsFunction MO represents the GSM functionality in the RBS.

The functionality represented by BtsFunction MO can be significantly larger than what is modelled as one TG in the BSC.

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GsmSector attributes

Description Example

GsmSectorId This attribute respresents the key of

the GsmSector MO.

It is used to identify a unique GsmSector MO instance.

This attribute is sent to the BSC for Sector TG to GsmSector correlation purposes.

GsmSector1

GRAT MOM Configuration

-GsmSector 

 A GsmSector is a geographical area with the RBS functionality used as one GSM cell. GsmSectors can be used in more than one GSM cell depending on BSC configuration. Usage within a GSM cell can be less than the entire GSM cell.

The number of GsmSectors in t he node varies with deployment scenario. More than one GsmSector per node is common.

The GsmSector groups a number of TRXs each represented by a Trx MO. Each TRX supports one GSM c arrier.

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Trx attributes

Description Example arfcnMax{ 0..1023 }

Specifies the number corresponding to the highest frequency for a GSM carrier that the Trx may use.

Each frequency band have separate formulas for downlink (TX) and uplink (RX) to convert between ARFCN and the frequency.

When Synth Hopping is activated, the exact frequency to be used in is ordered by BSC in runtime.

By setting arfcnMin and arfcnMax to the Operator

spectrum available for GSM, frequency re-planning can be made via the BSC wit hout affecting these parameters. …

arfcnMin{ 0..1023 } Specifies the number corresponding to the lowest frequency for a GSM carrier that the Trx may use.

GRAT MOM Configuration –

Trx 1

(3)

This MO represents a GSM TRX and corresponding functionality for a GSM carrier on Air interface. GSM uses narrowband (< 200 kHz bandwidth) channels in the air interface (one downlink and one uplink) handled by one TRX. A TRX handles normally 1 downlink carrier (TX) and 2 uplink carriers (RX) over a wide bandwidth by using frequency hopping. A Trx MO is connected to one

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Trx attributes

  Description frequencyBand{ 0, 2, 3, 5, 8 }

Used for configuring the TRX frequency band.

The frequency bands are according to 3GPP TS 37.104, Operating bands and Band Categories, (Band 0 is Ericsson defined).

Possible Values: 0 = GSM 900 MHz (GSM) 2 = GSM 1900 MHz (PCS 1900) 3 = GSM 1800 MHz (DCS 1800) 5 = GSM 850 MHz (GSM 850) 8 = GSM 900 MHz Extended (E-GSM)

Dependencies: Must match arfcnMin and arfcnMax. noOfRxAntennas= 2 { 2 } Specifies the number of RX antennas used by the TRX. noOfTxAntennas= 1 { 1 } Specifies the number of TX antennas used by the TRX.

sectorEquipmentFunctionRef  A reference to SectorEquipmentFunction MO (LDN) instance. This MO represents the radio and antenna resources the TRX shall use.

GRAT MOM Configuration –

Trx 2

(3)

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Trx attributes

  Description

trxId This attribute respresents the key of the Trx MO, used to identify a unique Trx MO instance.

trxIndex{ 0..126 } This attribute is used both as OML L3 and OML/RSL/TFP/PGSL L2 address (TEI). The value of this attribute is set to trxId if it is a unique number between 0..126, otherwise the lowest unused number in range 0..126 is chosen.

rfBranchRxRef  A list of references to MOs RfBranch and CcBranch instances, LDNs. These MOs represent the RF branches the TRX shall use for RX.

If no reference is specified carrier allocation is based on the RF Branch MOM list (default behavior).

rfBranchTx A reference to MO RfBranch instance, LDN.

This MO represents the RF branch (MCPA) the TRX uses for TX. Identifies the RF branch (MCPA) that the PM counters are valid for.

rfBranchTxRef  A reference to MO RfBranch instance, LDN.

These MOs represents the RF branches (MCPA) the TRX shall use for TX. This can be used to group TRXs to a MCPA.

If no reference is specified carrier allocation is based on the RF Branch MOM list (default behavior).

GRAT MOM Configuration –

Trx 3

(3)

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MOM View

GsmSector  Trx Trx Trx Sector Equipment Function RfPort=B RfPort=A RfBranch RfBranch RfBranch RfBranch RfBranch RfBranch noOfTxAntennas=1 noOfRxAntennas=2 noOfTxAntennas=1 noOfRxAntennas=2 noOfTxAntennas=1 noOfRxAntennas=2 TmaSubUnit TmaSubUnit TmaSubUnit

GRAT will use the returned attribute rfBranchId (add nodeUniqueRfPortId) to understand which carrier branches that are allocated to the

same RfPort (MCPA).

1 RfBranch can be connected to one and only one RfPort

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Baseband Radio Node MOM

Summary

Managed Element ENodeBFunction NodeBFunction 0.. AntennaUnit Group AdmState OperState, availabilityStatus fqBand (E-UTRA band (1-32)) confOutputPower (W, configured) sectorPower (W, available power)

0..12 NodeBLocal CellGroup NodeBLocalCell AdmState OperState, availabilityStatus bandwidthDL/UL (MHz) uarfcnDL/UL (UTRA ARFCN) numOfTx/RxAntennas partOfSectorPower (%) Sector Reference 0..1 RfBranch EUtranCell AdmState OperState, availabilityStatus dlChannelBandwidth (kHz) earfcnDL/UL (E-UTRA ARFCN) noOfTx/RxAntennas partOfSectorPower (%) 0..1 AddressIPv4 Transport Iub Router  Common Functions GSM Specific WCDMA Specific LTE Specific BtsFunction 0..1 1 Equipment Trx Gsm Sector  1 SectorEquipmentF unction reference relation AbisIp 0..1 CcBranch Node Support InterfaceIPv4

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