Anti-Imbalance of The Different Antenna (RAN16.0 - 01)

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Anti-Imbalance of the Different

Antenna Feature Parameter
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Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna Feature Parameter
Description Contents
Contents
1 About This Document.................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 Scope.............................................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Intended Audience.......................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 Change History............................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types....................................................................................................................... 2
2 Overview......................................................................................................................................... 3
3 Technical Description...................................................................................................................4
4 Related Features.............................................................................................................................5
5 Network Impact............................................................................................................................. 9
6 Engineering Guidelines............................................................................................................. 10
6.1 When to Use Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna............................................................................................... 10
6.2 Required Information................................................................................................................................................... 10
6.3 Deployment...................................................................................................................................................................11
6.3.1 Requirements............................................................................................................................................................. 11
6.3.2 Data Preparation........................................................................................................................................................ 12
6.3.3 Activation.................................................................................................................................................................. 12
6.3.3.1 Using MML Commands......................................................................................................................................... 12
6.3.3.2 MML Command Examples.................................................................................................................................... 12
6.3.3.3 Using the CME....................................................................................................................................................... 12
6.3.4 Activation Observation..............................................................................................................................................13
6.3.5 Deactivation...............................................................................................................................................................13
6.3.5.1 Using MML Commands......................................................................................................................................... 13
6.3.5.2 MML Command Examples.................................................................................................................................... 13
6.3.5.3 Using the CME....................................................................................................................................................... 13
6.4 Performance Monitoring...............................................................................................................................................14
6.5 Parameter Optimization................................................................................................................................................ 15
6.6 Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................................................ 15
7 Parameters..................................................................................................................................... 16
8 Counters........................................................................................................................................ 17
9 Glossary......................................................................................................................................... 22
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Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna, including its technical
principles, related features, network impact, and engineering guidelines.
This document applies to the following NE types.
NE Type NE Model
RNC BSC6900 and BSC6910
NodeB Macro 3900 series macro base stations: BTS3900, BTS3900A,

BTS3900L, BTS3900AL, DBS3900, and BTS3900C
5900 series macro base stations: BTS5900, BTS5900A,
BTS5900L, BTS5900AL, and DBS5900
Micro BTS3911E
LampSite DBS3900 LampSite and DBS5900 LampSite
1.2 Intended Audience

This document is intended for personnel who:
l Need to understand the features described herein
l Work with Huawei products
1.3 Change History

This section provides information about the changes in different document versions. There are
two types of changes:
l Feature change
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Changes in features and parameters of a specified version

l Editorial change
Changes in wording or addition of information and any related parameters affected by
editorial changes
RAN16.0 01 (2014-04-30)
This issue does not include any changes.
RAN16.0 Draft A (2014-02-28)

Compared with Issue 02 (2013-12-30) of RAN15.0, Draft A (2014-02-28) of RAN16.0
includes the following changes.
Change Type Change Description Parameter

Change
Feature change None None
Editorial Added chapter 3 Technical Description. None

change
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

Function Implementation in Macro, Micro, and LampSite Base Stations
For LampSite cells, this function is mutually exclusive of WRFD-141202 Independent
Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell.

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Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna helps address shrinking uplink coverage and reduced
system capacity in multi-antenna scenarios. When a base station uses multiple antennas, these
antennas may cause interference to each other. If the antenna interference is imbalanced, the
measured RTWP may be inaccurate. This feature corrects the inaccurate RTWP values and
reflects the actual cell load. In this way, system capacity and network coverage are improved
and more balanced.

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Description 3 Technical Description
3 Technical Description
If the antennas are not installed properly or antennae performance deteriorates due to long-
term use, intermodulation interference may occur. For cells that use multiple antennas,
intermodulation interference is a major cause of imbalance between antennas.
For example, with a UMTS cell working in 1T2R mode, if there is intermodulation
interference on the TX antenna, serious interference will be triggered in the uplink of the
antenna; whereas the RX antenna does not have intermodulation interference because it is not
transmitting signals. As a consequence, there is strong interference on one antenna but no
interference on the other antenna, producing interference imbalance between antennas of the
same cell.
The RTWP of a cell is the average RTWP of all antennas serving the cell. When there is a
huge gap between the RTWP of two antennas within a cell, the RTWP of the cell is high but
does not accurately reflect the actual load of the cell, causing a decrease in uplink capacity of
the cell.
When there is interference imbalance between antennas in a cell, the anti-imbalance algorithm
for different antennas can be used to calculate the RTWP of the cell based on the RTWP of
each antenna and the power of useful signals received by each antenna. The RTWP calculated
in this way reflects the actual load of the cell more accurately. Therefore, more UEs are able
to access the cell and some UEs are allowed to increase their rates. As a result, system
capacity is increased.
This feature is controlled by the ANTIANTENNAIMBALANCESW parameter on the NodeB
side.
For details about load measurement, see Load Measurement Feature Parameter Description.

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Description 4 Related Features
4 Related Features
Prerequisite Features
None
Mutually Exclusive Features

Feature ID Feature Name Description
WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation of N/A

Signals from Multiple RRUs
in One Cell
WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of For LampSite cells, Anti-Imbalance

Signals from Multiple Small of the Different Antenna is mutually
Cell RRUs in One Cell exclusive of WRFD-141202
Independent Demodulation of
Signals from Multiple Small Cell
RRUs in One Cell.
Impacted Features
WRFD-020101 Admission Control Anti-Imbalance of the Different

Antenna corrects the RTWP. Correction
of the measured RTWP affects all of
the following features listed in this
table that use the measurement results
in a cell. For details, see 5 Network
Impact.
WRFD-0106120 HSUPA Admission Control Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

2 Different Antenna on this feature are
the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control

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WRFD-0106120 HSUPA HARQ and Fast UL Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

9 Scheduling in NodeB Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-0106140 Enhanced Fast UL Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

2 Scheduling Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-020136 Anti-Interference Scheduling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

for HSUPA Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Cancellation Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-020137 Dual-Threshold Scheduling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

with HSUPA Interference Different Antenna on this feature are
Cancellation the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control
WRFD-010210 Control Channel Parallel Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Interference Cancellation Different Antenna on this feature are
(CCPIC) the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control

(Phase 2) the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control
WRFD-020106 Load Reshuffling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-020107 Overload Control Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-140217 Inter-Frequency Load Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Balancing Based on Different Antenna on this feature are
Configurable Load Threshold the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control

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WRFD-020402 Measurement Based Direct Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Retry Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-070004 Load Based GSM and UMTS Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Handover Enhancement Different Antenna on this feature are
Based on Iur-g the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control
WRFD-070006 GSM and UMTS Load Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Balancing Based on Iur-g Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-140213 Intelligent Access Class Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Control Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-010712 Adaptive Configuration of Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Traffic Channel Power offset Different Antenna on this feature are
for HSUPA the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control
WRFD-140215 Dynamic Configuration of Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

HSDPA CQI Feedback Different Antenna on this feature are
Period the same as those on WRFD-020101
Admission Control
WRFD-140216 Load-based Uplink Target Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

BLER Configuration Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-010641 HSUPA Adaptive Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Transmission Different Antenna on this feature are
Admission Control
WRFD-020137 Dual-Threshold Scheduling Anti-Imbalance of the Different

with HSUPA Interference Antenna corrects only real-time RTWP
Cancellation values not delayed RTWP values.
Therefore, the calculated interference
cancellation efficiency is inaccurate. In
addition, after Anti-Imbalance of the
Different Antenna takes effect and the
following features listed in this table
are enabled, the value of the
VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff counter
becomes 0 or less than that before
Anti-Imbalance of the Different
Antenna takes effect.

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(CCPIC) the same as those on WRFD-020137
Dual-Threshold Scheduling with
HSUPA Interference Cancellation

(Phase 2) the same as those on WRFD-020137
WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

Cancellation Different Antenna on this feature are

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Description 5 Network Impact
5 Network Impact
This function impacts system capacity and network performance during call admission and
during a call, and is described as follows:
l During call admission
If interference is imbalanced between antennas, enabling the function reduces the uplink
admission failure rate, improves the access success rate, and increases the number of
online users.
l During a call
– If WRFD 020136 Anti-Interference Scheduling for HSUPA is disabled,
In the case of imbalanced interference between antennas, enabling this function
improves HSUPA cell throughout if the data source is sufficient.
– If WRFD 020136 Anti-Interference Scheduling for HSUPA is enabled,
In the case of imbalanced interference between antennas, this feature corrects the
measured RTWP. This will reduce the probability of anti-interference scheduling
taking effect and increase the HSUPA cell throughout when anti-interference
scheduling does not take effect. In general, however, this feature improves the
HSUPA cell throughput.
l If interference is imbalanced between antennas, this feature improves capacity but
reduces the coverage. As a result, the call drop rate increases.
l With this function, the NodeB CPU usage increases. However, the increase is not
noticeable because the load of a CPU with a 1 GHz main frequency is only 0.001%.

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Description 6 Engineering Guidelines
6 Engineering Guidelines
6.1 When to Use Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna

Use the anti-imbalance of the different antenna function in multi-antenna scenarios to address
shrinking uplink coverage and reduced uplink capacity caused by imbalanced antenna
interference. Imbalanced antenna interference is caused by improper installation or aging
antennas.
It is recommended that this function be enabled for multi-antenna scenarios with
intermodulation interference.
Do not enable this function for the following cells:
l Multi-RRU cells, including cells with the 0.5/0.5 configuration mode, the distributed
sector configuration mode, or independent demodulation of signals from multiple RRUs
in one cell. Multi-RRU cells are often used for highway and tunnel coverage.
l LampSite cells in which WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of Signals from
Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.
6.2 Required Information

Perform the following steps to determine whether there is intermodulation interference in a
cell:
1. Observe the values of the following counters to determine whether there is
intermodulation interference:
– On the NodeB side (mean RTWP of a specific antenna):
n VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.SectorEqm.Ant0
– On the NodeB side (average ratio of valid antennas):
n VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean
– On the RNC side (mean RTWP of a cell):

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n VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910)

Intermodulation interference is likely to occur when all the following conditions are met:
– The difference between the values of RTWP counters on the NodeB side is greater
than or equal to 6 dB.
– The values of RTWP counters on the RNC side are 6 dB greater than the
background noise. The background noise varies based on networks.
– The value of NodeB counter VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean is less than 1.
2. If the difference between the values of the preceding counters on the NodeB side is
greater than or equal to 6 dB, check the settings of radio frequency (RF) channel-related
parameters (such as attenuation or RTWP initial rectification value) to ensure that the
difference is not caused by improper parameter settings or faulty tower mounted
amplifiers (TMAs). Then determine whether to enable the anti-imbalance of the different
antenna function. Enable this function only when high RTWPs are caused by
intermodulation interference.
3. Collect the following RNC counters and KPIs in a cell before feature activation to
observe the effect of this function:
l KPIs: CS RAB setup success rate, PS RAB setup success rate, CS call drop rate, and PS
call drop rate
l Counters: VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTAll, VS.PS.Bkg.Kbps.UL8 (BSC6900,
BSC6910)~VS.PS.Bkg.Kbps.UL384 (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.PS.Int.Kbps.UL8
(BSC6900, BSC6910)~VS.PS.Int.Kbps.UL384 (BSC6900, BSC6910),
VS.MeanULActualPowerLoad (BSC6900, BSC6910), VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean, and
VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910)
6.3 Deployment
6.3.1 Requirements
Other Features
See 4 Related Features.
Hardware
3900 and 5900 series macro base stations configured with the WBBPa board or the 20 W
RRU3801C do not support this function.
License
This function is not under license control.
Other Requirements
None

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6.3.2 Data Preparation

Table 6-1 Data to be prepared before enabling this function
Parameter Parameter ID Setting Notes Data Remark
Name Source s
Anti- ANTIANTEN Enable this function if Default NE:

Antenna NAIMBALAN information in section 6.2 value/ NodeB
Imbalance CESW Required Information meets recommen MO:
Algorithm the requirements in section 6.1 ded value ULOCE
Switch When to Use Anti-Imbalance LLALG
of the Different Antenna. PARA
Batch
modifica
tion on
the CME
is
supporte
d.
6.3.3 Activation
6.3.3.1 Using MML Commands

Run the NodeB MML command SET ULOCELLALGPARA with Anti-Antenna
Imbalance Algorithm Switch set to ON(ON).
6.3.3.2 MML Command Examples

//Enabling the anti-imbalance of the different antenna function
SET ULOCELLALGPARA: ANTIANTENNAIMBALANCESW=ON;
6.3.3.3 Using the CME

Based on the parameter configurations involved in 6.3.2 Data Preparation, perform the
following operations to activate this feature:
NOTE
When configuring the feature on the CME, perform a single configuration first, and then perform a batch
modification if required.
Configure the parameters of a single object before a batch modification. Perform a batch modification
before logging out of the parameter setting interface.
Step 1 Configure a single object (such as a cell) on the CME.

Set parameters listed in the table in "Data Preparation" section from top to bottom on the
CME. For instructions on how to perform the CME single configuration, see CME Single
Configuration Operation Guide.

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Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
To modify objects in batches, click on the CME to start the batch modification wizard.
For instructions on how to perform a batch modification through the CME batch modification
center, press F1 while running the wizard to obtain online help.
To check whether a parameter supports batch modification, see the Remarks column in the
table in "Data Preparation" section.
----End
6.3.4 Activation Observation

Step 1 Run the NodeB MML command LST ULOCELLALGPARA to check whether this function
is enabled.
Step 2 Query the value of the VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910) counter on the RNC side.
Expected result: After this function is enabled, the value of this counter is less than or equal to
the value before this function is enabled.
----End
6.3.5 Deactivation
Parameter Parameter ID Setting Notes Remarks
Name
Anti-Antenna ANTIANTENNAI Set this parameter to OFF. NE: RNC

Imbalance MBALANCESW MO:
Algorithm ULOCELL
Switch ALGPARA
Batch
modification
on the CME
is supported.
6.3.5.1 Using MML Commands

Run the NodeB MML command SET ULOCELLALGPARA with Anti-Antenna
Imbalance Algorithm Switch set to OFF(OFF).
6.3.5.2 MML Command Examples

//Disabling the anti-imbalance of the different antenna function
SET ULOCELLALGPARA: ANTIANTENNAIMBALANCESW=OFF;
6.3.5.3 Using the CME

The method of feature deactivation using the CME is the same as that of feature activation
using the CME. For detailed operations, see 6.3.3.3 Using the CME.

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6.4 Performance Monitoring

After this function is enabled, perform the following steps to monitor the performance of this
function:
1. Check whether this function takes effect by monitoring counters listed in Table 6-2.
This function takes effect if the value of the VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910)
counter on the RNC side is less than or equal to the values before enabling this function.
Table 6-2 RTWP-related counters during busy hours
Counter Name Description
VS.MeanRTWP (BSC6900, BSC6910) Mean Power of Totally Received

Bandwidth for Cell
2. Monitor the performance of this function.
In cells where interference exists on antennas, after this function is enabled, the capacity
increases, the coverage shrinks, and the cell service drop rate and access and handover
success rates increase. The increased cell capacity brings more interference to the neighboring
cells, causing KPI deterioration for the surrounding networks. For example, the service drop
rate increases and access and handover success rates decrease. The following lists the detailed
monitoring results.
Query the value of the VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTAll/(SP*60) counter, in which "SP" is the

statistical period, and the unit is minute, during busy hours to determine whether the average
HSUPA throughout in a cell increases.
l After this function is enabled, the average HSUPA throughput in a cell increases when
antenna interference is imbalanced.
l If the average HSUPA throughput does not increase when antenna interference is
imbalanced, the live network may not meet the requirements in section 6.1 When to Use
Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna or the traffic volume is so small that the
gains provided by this function are not noticeable.
Monitor the CS RAB Setup Success Ratio and PS RAB Setup Success Ratio KPIs during
busy hours to determine whether the access success rate increases.
l After this function is enabled, the access success rate increases when antenna
interference is imbalanced and the RTWP-based anti-interference function is disabled;
the access success rate decreases when antenna interference is imbalanced and the
RTWP-based anti-interference function is enabled.
Monitor the CS Service Drop Ratio and PS Call Drop Ratio KPIs to observe whether the call
drop rate increases.
l After this function is enabled in scenarios where antenna interference is imbalanced, the
throughput increases, the coverage shrinks and the call drop rate increases. You are
advised to disable this function if the call drop rate increases significantly.

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6.5 Parameter Optimization

None
6.6 Troubleshooting
None

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Description 7 Parameters
7 Parameters
Table 7-1 Parameters

Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description
ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
ANTIA BTS390 SET None None Meaning: Indicates whether to enable anti-antenna
NTENN 0, ULOCE imbalance. If this switch is turned on, the RTWP value
AIMBA BTS390 LLALG and uplink load factor are corrected according to the
LANCE 0 PARA RTWP values of each antenna and the multipath
SW WCDM LST search energy.
A, ULOCE GUI Value Range: OFF(OFF), ON(ON)
BTS590 LLALG
0, Unit: None
PARA
BTS590 Actual Value Range: OFF, ON
0 Default Value: OFF(OFF)
WCDM
A

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Description 8 Counters
8 Counters
Table 8-1 Counters

Counter ID Counter Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name
Name Description
50331892 VS.HSUPA.Ic. Average NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA UL

MeanEff Efficiency of None Interference
Interference GSM: None Cancellation
Cancellation Control
(IC) in a Cell UMTS:
WRFD-010691 Channel
Parallel
WRFD-140202 Interference
WRFD-150206 Cancellation
WRFD-191209 (Phase 2)
LTE: None Turbo IC
GU@5 MHz
Phase 1
50331917 VS.ValidAntRat Average ratio of NodeB Multi-mode: 2-Way Antenna

io.Mean the number of MRFD-210604 Receive
valid antennas GSM: None Diversity
to the number
of configured UMTS: 4-Antenna
antennas WRFD-010209 Receive
LTE: None Diversity

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Name Description
50341883 VS.HSUPA.Thr Cell throughput NodeB Multi-mode: HSUPA

uput.ROTAll of HSUPA users None Introduction
under all uplink GSM: None Package
Uu loads Control
UMTS:
WRFD-010612 Channel
Parallel
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
WRFD-160201 Control
Channel
WRFD-140211 Parallel
(Phase 2)
WRFD-010701
Turbo IC
WRFD-160202
Control
WRFD-010697
Channel
WRFD-191209 Parallel
LTE: None Interference
Cancellation
(Phase 3)
Dynamic Target
RoT
Adjustment
DC-HSUPA
CPC-
DTX/DRX
Uplink
Enhanced
CELL_FACH
Flexible Power
Control for
Uplink Low
Data Rate
Transmission
E-DPCCH
Boosting
GU@5 MHz
Phase 1

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Name Description
50342590 VS.MeanRTWP Average RTWP NodeB Multi-mode: 2-Way Antenna

.Locell.SectorE of Antenna 0 MRFD-210604 Receive
qm.Ant0 GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: 4-Antenna
WRFD-010209 Receive
LTE: None Diversity

UMTS: 4-Antenna
WRFD-010209 Receive
LTE: None Diversity

UMTS: 4-Antenna
WRFD-010209 Receive
LTE: None Diversity

UMTS: 4-Antenna
WRFD-010209 Receive
LTE: None Diversity
67199617 VS.MeanRTWP Mean Power of BSC6900 WRFD-020102 Load

Totally Measurement
Received
Bandwidth for
Cell
67199617 VS.MeanRTWP Mean Power of BSC6910 WRFD-020102 Load

Totally Measurement
Received
Bandwidth for
Cell
67202840 VS.PS.Bkg.Kbp Average UL BSC6900 WRFD-010504 Background

s.UL8 Rate of 8 Kbit/s QoS Class
PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

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Name Description

s.UL8 Rate of 8 Kbit/s QoS Class
PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

s.UL384 Rate of 384 QoS Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell

s.UL384 Rate of 384 QoS Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Background
Services for
Cell
67202848 VS.PS.Int.Kbps. Average UL BSC6900 WRFD-010503 Interactive QoS

UL8 Rate of 8 Kbit/s Class
PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

UL8 Rate of 8 Kbit/s Class
PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

UL384 Rate of 384 Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell

UL384 Rate of 384 Class
Kbit/s PS R99
Interactive
Services for
Cell
73441505 VS.MeanULAct Mean Uplink BSC6900 WRFD-020102 Load

ualPowerLoad Actual Cell Measurement
Load

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Name Description
73441505 VS.MeanULAct Mean Uplink BSC6910 WRFD-020102 Load

ualPowerLoad Actual Cell Measurement
Load

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Description 9 Glossary
9 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see Glossary.

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Description 10 Reference Documents
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1 About This Document

This document applies to the following NE types.

RNC BSC6900 and BSC6910

NodeB Macro 3900 series macro base stations: BTS3900, BTS3900A,

LampSite DBS3900 LampSite and DBS5900 LampSite

1.2 Intended Audience

1.3 Change History

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1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

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Mutually Exclusive Features

WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation of N/A

WRFD-141202 Independent Demodulation of For LampSite cells, Anti-Imbalance

WRFD-020101 Admission Control Anti-Imbalance of the Different

WRFD-0106120 HSUPA Admission Control Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

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Feature ID Feature Name Description

WRFD-0106120 HSUPA HARQ and Fast UL Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-0106140 Enhanced Fast UL Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-020136 Anti-Interference Scheduling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-020137 Dual-Threshold Scheduling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-010210 Control Channel Parallel Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-020106 Load Reshuffling Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-020107 Overload Control Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140217 Inter-Frequency Load Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

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Feature ID Feature Name Description

WRFD-020402 Measurement Based Direct Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-070004 Load Based GSM and UMTS Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-070006 GSM and UMTS Load Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140213 Intelligent Access Class Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-010712 Adaptive Configuration of Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140215 Dynamic Configuration of Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140216 Load-based Uplink Target Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-010641 HSUPA Adaptive Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-020137 Dual-Threshold Scheduling Anti-Imbalance of the Different

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Feature ID Feature Name Description

WRFD-010210 Control Channel Parallel Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference Impacts of Anti-Imbalance of the

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6.1 When to Use Anti-Imbalance of the Different Antenna

6.2 Required Information