UMTS Service and Radio Access Bearer Feature Description

Service and Radio Access Bearer
WCDMA RAN
Feature Description
Service and Radio Access Bearer Feature Description
Version Date Author Approved By Remarks
V2.5 2009-1-20 Zeng LingLing XieLei
V3.0 2009-2-27 Zeng LingLing XieLei
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Functional Attribute ................................................................................................... 1
2 Overview ..................................................................................................................... 1
2.1 Function Introduction ................................................................................................... 1
2.1.1 ZWF21-02-001 CS Conversational RAB for AMR Speech ......................................... 2
2.1.2 ZWF21-02-002 CS Conversational RAB for Data Service .......................................... 2
2.1.3 ZWF21-02-003 CS Streaming RAB for Data Service.................................................. 3
2.1.4 ZWF21-02-004 PS Interactive/Background RAB ........................................................ 3
2.1.5 ZWF21-02-005 PS Streaming RAB............................................................................. 4
2.1.6 ZWF21-02-006 RAB Combination for AMR speech and Packet Data Service ........... 4
2.1.7 ZWF21-02-007 RAB Combination for Multiple Packet Data Services......................... 5
2.1.8 ZWF21-02-008 RAB Combination for CS Data and Packet Data Service .................. 5
3 Technical Description ................................................................................................ 5

3.1 Establishment of Service RAB..................................................................................... 6
3.1.1 CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH .......................................................................................... 6
3.1.2 CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH ........................................................................................ 7
3.1.3 CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH ...................................................................................... 8
3.2 Service Release........................................................................................................... 9
3.2.1 RRC Release in CELL_DCH ....................................................................................... 9
3.2.2 RRC Release in CELL_FACH ................................................................................... 10
3.2.3 RAB Release in CELL_DCH...................................................................................... 10
3.2.4 RAB Release in CELL_FACH.................................................................................... 11
4 Parameters and Configuration................................................................................ 12

4.1 RAB Parameter List ................................................................................................... 12
4.2 Parameter Configuration............................................................................................ 12
4.2.1 Maximum Bit Rate ..................................................................................................... 12
4.2.2 Direction..................................................................................................................... 15
4.2.3 CN Domain Indicator ................................................................................................. 15
4.2.4 Traffic Class ............................................................................................................... 16
5 Counter And Alarm .................................................................................................. 19

5.1 Counter List ............................................................................................................... 19
5.2 Alarm List ................................................................................................................... 26
6 Glossary .................................................................................................................... 26
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Figures and Tables
Figure 1 UMTS End-to-End Service Bearer ................................................................................ 2

Figure 2 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH ............................................... 6
Figure 3 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH ............................................. 7
Figure 4 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH ........................................... 8
Figure 5 RRC Release Flow in CELL_DCH Status ..................................................................... 9
Figure 6 RRC Release Flow in CELL_FACH Status ................................................................. 10
Figure 7 RAB Release Flow in CELL_DCH Status.................................................................... 11
Figure 8 RAB Release Flow in CELL_FACH Status.................................................................. 11
Table 1 Counter List.................................................................................................................. 19
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1 Functional Attribute
System version: [RNC V3.07.300, Node B V4.00.100, OMMR V3.17.300, OMMB
V4.00.100]
Attribute: [Mandatory function]
NEs involved:
UE NodeB RNC MSCS MGW SGSN GGSN HLR
√ √ √ √ - √ - √
Note:
*-: No NE is involved.
*√: An NE is involved.
Dependency: [None]
Mutual exclusion: [None]
Remarks: [None]
2 Overview
2.1 Function Introduction

In a UMTS network, when the service data sent from one end to the other (TE to TE), it
may traverse different types of bearer networks. As shown in Figure 1, we may classify
End-to-End Service into TE/MT Local Bearer Service, UMTS Bearer Service, and
External Bearer Service.
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UMTS
TE MT UTRAN CN Iu CN TE
EDGE Gateway
NODE
End-to-End Service
TE/MT Local UMTS Bearer Service External Bearer

Bearer Service Service
Radio Access Bearer Service CN Bearer

Service
Radio Bearer Iu Bearer Backbone

Service Service Bearer Service
UTRA Physical
FDD/TDD Bearer Service
Service
Figure 1 UMTS End-to-End Service Bearer
UMTS Bearer Service can be subdivided into Radio Access Bearer Service and CN
Bearer Service. One by one, the following describes all the radio access bearer services
supported by ZTE.
2.1.1 ZWF21-02-001 CS Conversational RAB for AMR Speech

UMTS voice coding employs the Adaptive MultiRate (AMR) technology. The multirate
vocoder is a single complete vocoder and its source rate may be eight values, ranging
from 12.2Kbps to 4.75Kbps.
This feature provides CS AMR voice services at eight rates: 12.2Kbps, 10.2Kbps,
7.95Kbps, 7.4Kbps, 6.7Kbps, 5.9Kbps, 5.15Kbps, and 4.75Kbps.
RAB radio parameters of CS AMR voice conversation services follow the definition in the
3GPP TS 34.108.
2.1.2 ZWF21-02-002 CS Conversational RAB for Data Service

This feature provides CS data services at three rates: 64 Kbps, 32 Kbps, and 28.8 Kbps.
Based on these services, ZTE UMTS supports the following CS transparent data
services defined in the 3GPP TR 23.910:
• 64 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = UDI;
• 32 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = UDI;

• 28.8 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = 3.1 kHz audio.
If the fixed network user rate is 56 Kbps, the Guaranteed Bit Rate (GBR) of the
corresponding RAB will be set as 64 Kbps by the CN.
When CS RAB is used to bear CS multimedia call services, the following services will be
included:
• 64, 32 and 28.8 kbps for Mobile to Mobile call;
• 64kbps for Mobile to/from N-ISDN call;
• 28.8 kbps for Mobile to/from PSTN call;
• 32 kbps for Mobile to/from PHS call.
As defined by the 3GPP, CS multimedia call services conform to the H.324M subset.
RAB radio parameters of CS data conversation services follow the definition in the
3GPP TS 34.108.
2.1.3 ZWF21-02-003 CS Streaming RAB for Data Service

This feature provides CS streaming RAB for data services (including fax service) at four
rates: 64Kbps, 57.6 Kbps, 28.8 Kbps, and 14.4 Kbps.
64Kbps RAB is used for transparent CS data services. 57.6Kbps RAB, 28.8K RAB, and
14.4Kbps RAB are used for non-transparent CS data services. If the air interface rate is
less than or equal to 14.4 Kbps, the Maximum Bit Rate (MBR) and GBR of RAB will be
set as 14.4 Kbps by the CN.
RAB radio parameters of CS data streaming services follow the definition in the 3GPP
TS 34.108.
2.1.4 ZWF21-02-004 PS Interactive/Background RAB

Interactive RAB and background RAB are both data services with great burst.
Interactive RAB services include webpage browse, online game, database retrieval, and
server access. The features of interactive services are as follows: They employ end
users' request-response mode and require high round-trip delay. Data packets must be
transparently transmitted. There should be a low bit error ratio.
Background RAB services include e-mail, SMS, and database download. The features
of background services are as follows: Within a certain period of time, a destination does
not expect data to arrive. Background services are not quite sensitive to delay. Data
packets do not need to be transparently transmitted. They should be received error-free.
This feature provides PS interactive/background data services (uplink and downlink),

which include: 8Kbps, 16Kbps, 32Kbps, 64Kbps, 128Kbps, 144Kbps, 256Kbps, and
384Kbps. When the rate is greater than 384Kbps, HSDPA or HSUPA support will be
introduced. The uplink rate may be as high as 5.76Mbps and the downlink rate as high

as 14.4Mbps. For HSDPA function, refer to the ZTE UMTS HSDPA Introduction Feature
Description. For HSUPA function, refer to the ZTE UMTS HSUPA Introduction Feature
Description.
Once RAB is established, the CN will allocate a corresponding MBR. When a small
amount of data is transmitted, the system will automatically select a smaller data
transmission format for the sake of low-rate transmission.
In order to support an IMS, Signaling RAB will be introduced to support the Session
Initiated Protocol (SIP). Signaling RAB is interactive RAB. For details, refer to the ZTE
VoIP Bearers Feature Description.
RAB radio parameters of PS interactive/background data services follow the definition in

the 3GPP TS 34.108.
2.1.5 ZWF21-02-005 PS Streaming RAB

Streaming services are a unidirectional data communication service. They include audio
stream and video stream. They require certain realtimeness and service rate. They can
maintain a relative time relationship between packets. The features of streaming
services are as follows: The size of data packets is basically invariable and there is no
burst; there are high requirements for bit error ratio; there are high requirements for
delay and delay jitter.
This feature provides PS streaming data services (uplink and downlink), which include:
16Kbps, 32Kbps, 64Kbps, 128Kbps, 144Kbps, 256Kbps, and 384Kbps. When the rate is
greater than 384Kbps, HSDPA or HSUPA support will be introduced. The uplink rate
may be as high as 5.76Mbps and the downlink rate as high as 14.4Mbps. For HSDPA
function, refer to the ZTE UMTS HSDPA Introduction Feature Description. For HSUPA
function, refer to the ZTE UMTS HSUPA Introduction Feature Description.
Once RAB is established, the CN will allocate a corresponding MBR. When a small
amount of data is transmitted, the system will automatically select a smaller data
transmission format for the sake of low-rate transmission. The lowest rate is the GBR
assigned by the CN.
RAB radio parameters of PS streaming data services follow the definition in the 3GPP
TS 34.108.
2.1.6 ZWF21-02-006 RAB Combination for AMR speech and Packet Data
Service
This feature provides concurrent CS AMR voice services and PS data services.
Concurrent PS data services may be interactive/background services or streaming
services. The data rate of PS services may be any rate of the above-mentioned
interactive/background services or streaming services. A CS AMR voice service can be
accompanied by up to three PS RABs.
To fully guarantee the QoS of CS AMR voice services, the DCH rate of PS services will
be reduced by means of the DRBC algorithm when a concurrent service is established.
In the concurrent period, if there are sufficient radio resources, the DCH rate of PS data
services can be gradually increased by means of the DRBC algorithm. The DRBC
algorithm also defines the DCH total upper limit rate (that is, 128Kbps) of all PS

interactive/background services of UE in the concurrent period. For the DRBC algorithm,

refer to the ZTE UMTS DRBC Algorithm Feature Description.
The RAB radio parameters of this feature follow the definition in the 3GPP TS 34.108.
2.1.7 ZWF21-02-007 RAB Combination for Multiple Packet Data Services

This feature provides up to three concurrent PS RAB data services. They may be
interactive/background RAB or streaming RAB. Their data rate may be any rate of the
above-mentioned interactive/background services or streaming services.
2.1.8 ZWF21-02-008 RAB Combination for CS Data and Packet Data

Service
This feature provides concurrent CS data services and PS data services, for example,
the concurrency of CS video phone and PS interactive/background services or
streaming services. For CS data service bearer and PS data service bearer, refer to the
above description.
To fully guarantee the QoS of CS services, the DCH rate of PS services will be reduced
by means of the DRBC algorithm when a concurrent service is established. In the
concurrent period, if there are sufficient radio resources, the DCH rate of PS data
services can be gradually increased by means of the DRBC algorithm. The DRBC
algorithm also defines the DCH total upper limit rate of all PS interactive/background
services of UE in the concurrent period. The DCH total upper limit rate is related to the
rate of CS services. If the rate of CS services does not exceed 32Kbps, the DCH total
upper limit rate is 128Kbps; otherwise, the DCH total upper limit rate is 64Kbps. For the
DRBC algorithm, refer to the ZTE UMTS DRBC Algorithm Feature Description.
3 Technical Description
This part details the typical flow of establishment and release of service RAB.

3.1 Establishment of Service RAB
3.1.1 CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH
Figure 2 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH
When UE is in CELL_DCH status, RNC receives RAB establishment request from CN.
According to the channel allocation algorithm policy, UE may maintain its CELL_DCH
status after RAB establishment. For the channel allocation algorithm policy, refer to the
ZTE UMTS DRBC Algorithm Feature Description V2.5 CHS. Figure 2 shows the basic
RAB establishment flow of CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH. The corresponding procedures
are as follows:
1 CN initiates establishment of the radio access bearer with RANAP message Radio
Access Bearer Assignment Request. According to the MaxBitRate, Direction,
Domain, and TrafficClass in the RAB parameters assigned by CN, SRNC matches it
to a corresponding service subclass Sub-Service and allocates network side
resources.
2 SRNC requests its Node B to prepare establishment of DCH or HSPA Flow to carry
the radio access bearer (Radio Link Reconfiguration Prepare).
3 Node B allocates resources and notifies SRNC that the preparation is ready (Radio
Link Reconfiguration Ready).
4 NBAP message Radio Link Reconfiguration Commit is sent from SRNC to Node B.
5 RRC message Radio Bearer Setup is sent by SRNC to UE.

6 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Setup Complete to SRNC.
7 SRNC sends RANAP message Radio Access Bearer Assignment Response to CN.
3.1.2 CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH
Figure 3 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH
When UE is in CELL_FACH status, RNC receives RAB establishment request from CN.
According to the channel allocation algorithm policy, UE may migrate to CELL_DCH
ZTE UMTS DRBC Algorithm Feature Description V2.5 CHS. Figure 3 shows the basic
RAB establishment flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH. The corresponding procedures
are as follows:
1 CN initiates establishment of the radio access bearer with RANAP Radio Access
Bearer Assignment Request message. According to the MaxBitRate, Direction,
resources.
2 SRNC requests its Node B to establish of a new DCH or HSPA flow sending the
Radio Link Setup Request message.
3 Node B allocates resources and notifies SRNC that the setup is sending the Radio
Link Setup Response.
5 Node B achieves uplink sync and notifies SRNC with NBAP message Radio Link
Restore Indication.

3.1.3 CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH
UE Node B Serving CN
Serving RNS RNC
1. RAB Assignment
Request
RANAP RANAP
[Establishment]
2. DCCH: Radio Bearer Se

tup
RRC RRC
3. DCCH : Radio Bearer Setup Complete

RRC RRC
4. RAB Assignment
Response
RANAP RANAP
Figure 4 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH
When UE is in CELL_FACH status, RNC receives RAB establishment request from CN.
According to the channel allocation algorithm policy, UE may maintain its CELL_FACH
ZTE UMTS DRBC Algorithm Feature Description V2.5 CHS.Figure 4 shows the basic
RAB establishment flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH. The corresponding procedures
are as follows:
1 CN initiates establishment of the radio access bearer with RANAP Radio Access
Bearer Assignment Request message. According to the MaxBitRate, Direction,
resources.

3.2 Service Release
3.2.1 RRC Release in CELL_DCH
Figure 5 RRC Release Flow in CELL_DCH Status
When UE is in CELL_DCH status, RNC receives IU release request from CN. In this
case, RRC connection can be directly released and all service RABs of UE are released.
Figure 5 shows the basic RRC connection release flow in CELL_DCH status. The
corresponding procedures are as follows:
1 The CN initiates the release of a dedicated Channel by sending the message Iu

Release Command to the SRNC.
2 Message RRC Connection Release from SRNC to UE to initiate the RRC

connection release.
3 Message RRC Connection Release Complete from UE to SRNC to confirm the

RRC connection release.
4 The SRNC initiates the release of the link by sending the Radio Link Deletion to the
Node B (SRNC).
5 The Node B (SRNC) confirms the release of the link by sending the Radio Link
Deletion Response to the SRNC.
6 The SRNC confirms the release by sending an Iu Release Complete message to

the CN.

3.2.2 RRC Release in CELL_FACH
Figure 6 RRC Release Flow in CELL_FACH Status
When UE is in CELL_FACH status, RNC receives IU release request from CN. In this
case, RRC connection can be directly released and all service RABs of UE are released.
Figure 6 shows the basic RRC connection release flow in CELL_FACH status. The
corresponding procedures are as follows:
1 The CN initiates the release of a dedicated Channel by sending the message Iu

Release Command to the SRNC.
2 Message RRC Connection Release from SRNC to UE to initiate the RRC

connection release.
3 Message RRC Connection Release Complete from UE to SRNC to confirm the

RRC connection release.
4 The SRNC confirms the release by sending an Iu Release Complete message to

the CN.
3.2.3 RAB Release in CELL_DCH

Figure 7 RAB Release Flow in CELL_DCH Status
UE has established service and is in CELL_DCH status. It receives RAB release request
from CN at this time. After RAB release, UE will maintain its CELL_DCH status. Figure 7
shows the basic RAB release flow in CELL_DCH status. The corresponding procedures
are as follows:
1 CN initiates release of the radio access bearer with RANAP message Radio Access
Bearer Assignment Request.
2 SRNC requests its Node B to prepare release of DCH or HSPA Flow carrying the
radio access bearer (Radio Link Reconfiguration Prepare).
3 Node B notifies SRNC that release preparation is ready (Radio Link Reconfiguration
Ready).
4 NBAP message Radio Link Reconfiguration Commit is sent from SRNC to Node B.
5 RRC message Radio Bearer Release is sent by SRNC to UE.
6 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Release Complete to SRNC.
7 SRNC acknowledges the release of radio access bearer (Radio Access Bearer
Assignment Response).
3.2.4 RAB Release in CELL_FACH
Figure 8 RAB Release Flow in CELL_FACH Status
UE has established service and is in CELL_FACH status. It receives RAB release

request from CN at this time. After RAB release, UE will maintain its CELL_FACH status.
Figure 8 shows the basic RAB release flow in CELL_FACH status. The corresponding
procedures are as follows:
1 CN initiates release of the radio access bearer with RANAP message Radio Access
Bearer Assignment Request.
2 RRC message Radio Bearer Release is sent by SRNC to UE.
3 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Release Complete to SRNC.

4 SRNC acknowledges the release of radio access bearer (Radio Access Bearer
Assignment Response).
4 Parameters and Configuration
4.1 RAB Parameter List

Abbreviated name Parameter name
MaxBitRate Maximum Bit Rate
Direction Direction
Domain CN Domain Indicator
TrafficClass Traffic Class
4.2 Parameter Configuration
4.2.1 Maximum Bit Rate

Parameter name Maximum Bit Rate
Abbreviated name MaxBitRate
3GPP Name Maximum Bit Rate
3GPP reference TS 25.413: “UTRAN Iu Interface RANAP Signaling”
This parameter indicates the maximum bit rate of a sub service.
Description The parameter takes the value of the assigned maximum bit
rate in RAB parameters.
Range and Step (10..256,000,000) bps, step 10 bps
Default values for typical services are as following:
Sub-Service Traffic Class Maximum Bit Rate
0 Conversational UL 3.4kbps Signaling(AM)
1 Conversational DL 3.4kbps Signaling(AM)
10 Conversational UL AMR 6.60~23.85kbps
11 Conversational DL WAMR 6.60~23.85kbps
20 Conversational UL 64kbps(PS
Default Value Conversational Video)
(note) 21 Conversational DL 64kbps(PS
Conversational Video)
28 Conversational UL NAMR4.75~12.2kbps
29 Conversational DL NAMR4.75~12.2kbps
30 Streaming UL PS 64kbps
31 Streaming DL PS 64kbps

40 Interactive UL PS 64kbps
41 Interactive DL PS 64kbps
50 Background UL PS 64kbps
51 Background DL PS 64kbps
58 Background UL PS 32k bps
62 Conversational UL CS 28.8kbps
63 Conversational DL CS 28.8kbps
66 Conversational UL CS 64kbps
67 Conversational DL CS 64kbps
70 Streaming UL CS 14.4kbps
71 Streaming DL CS 14.4kbps
76 Streaming UL CS 64kbps
77 Streaming DL CS 64kbps

145 Interactive DL PS 1.2Mbps
175 Background DL PS 1.2Mbps
205 Streaming DL PS 1.2Mbps
150 Interactive UL PS 2.048Mbps
154 Interactive UL PS 3. 072Mbps
180 Background UL PS 2.048Mbps
184 Background UL PS 3. 072Mbps
210 Streaming UL PS 2.048Mbps
214 Streaming UL PS 3. 072Mbps

119 Background MBMS DL PS64kbps

121 Background MBMS DL PS 128kbps
133 Streaming MBMS DL PS64kbps
135 Streaming MBMS DL PS 128kbps
• OMC Path:
View->Configuration Management->RNC Management NE->RNC Radio Resource

Management->Click Modify Advanced Parameter->Service Subclass Parameter-
>Select the Sub-service Type to be Modified->MaxBitRate
4.2.2 Direction
Parameter name Direction
Abbreviated name Direction
3GPP Name RAB Asymmetry Indicator; Unidirectional DCH Indicator
TS 25.413: “UTRAN Iu Interface RANAP Signaling”
3GPP reference
TS 25.423: "UTRAN Iur interface RNSAP signaling"
This parameter indicates whether a sub service is uplink or
Description
downlink.
0: Uplink
Range and Step
1: Downlink
Default Value The sub service whose SrvType is odd is a downlink service;
(note) the sub service whose SrvType is even is an uplink service.
• OMC Path:

>Select the Sub-service Type to be Modified->Uplink/Downlink Direction
4.2.3 CN Domain Indicator

Parameter name CN Domain Indicator
Abbreviated name Domain
3GPP Name CN Domain Type
3GPP reference
This parameter indicates whether the sub service is in CS
Description
domain or in PS domain.
0: CS Domain
Range and Step
1: PS Domain
DL 3.4k Signaling, UL/DL AMR6.60k~23.85k, UL/DL
Default Value NAMR4.75k~12.2k, Conversational CS 28.8k, Conversational
(note) CS 64k, Conversational CS 32k, Streaming CS 14.4k,
Streaming CS 28.8k, Streaming CS 57.6k, Streaming CS 64k

are in CS domain others are in PS domain.
• OMC Path:

>Select the Sub-service Type to be Modified->CN Domain
4.2.4 Traffic Class

Parameter name Traffic Class
Abbreviated name TrafficClass
3GPP Name Traffic Class
3GPP reference
This parameter indicates the service type of the sub service,
Description which can be conversational, streaming, interactive,
background or unknown conversational.
0: Conversational
1: Streaming
Range and Step 2: Interactive
3: Background
4: Unknown Conversational
Default values for typical services are as following:
Sub-Service Traffic Class Maximum Bit Rate
0 Conversational UL 3.4kbps Signaling(AM)
1 Conversational DL 3.4kbps Signaling(AM)
10 Conversational UL AMR 6.60~23.85kbps
11 Conversational DL WAMR 6.60~23.85kbps
20 Conversational UL 64kbps(PS
21 Conversational DL 64kbps(PS
Default Value 28 Conversational UL NAMR4.75~12.2kbps
(note) 29 Conversational DL NAMR4.75~12.2kbps

58 Background UL PS 32k bps
62 Conversational UL CS 28.8kbps
63 Conversational DL CS 28.8kbps
76 Streaming UL CS 64kbps
77 Streaming DL CS 64kbps


154 Interactive UL PS 3. 072Mbps
184 Background UL PS 3. 072Mbps
214 Streaming UL PS 3. 072Mbps
119 Background MBMS DL PS64kbps
121 Background MBMS DL PS 128kbps
133 Streaming MBMS DL PS64kbps
135 Streaming MBMS DL PS 128kbps
• OMC Path:


>Select the Sub-service Type to be Modified->TrafficClass
5 Counter And Alarm

5.1 Counter List
Table 1 Counter List
Counter No. Description

C301050000 Attempted RAB establishment number for CS domain,AMR
Attempted RAB establishment number for CS domain,Conversational
C301050001
class 64/64
C301050002 Attempted RAB establishment number for CS domain,Data service
Attempted RAB establishment number for CS domain,Other
C301050003
Conversational class services
Attempted RAB establishment number for CS domain,Conversational
C301050004
class 32/32
Successful RAB establishment number without queuing for CS
C301050005
domain,AMR
C301050006
domain,Conversational class 64/64
C301050007
domain,Data service
C301050008
domain,Other Conversational class services
C301050009
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for CS
C301050010
domain,Invalid RAB Parameters Value
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for CS domain,Iu
C301050011
UP Failure
C301050012
domain,Failure in the Radio Interface Procedure
C301050013
Transport Connection Failed to Establish
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for CS domain,No
C301050014
Resource Available
C301050015
domain,Unspecified Failure
C301050016
Transport Access Reject
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for CS domain,Iub
C301050017
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for CS domain,Iur
C301050018
C301050019
domain,SCPM Exception


C301050020
domain,RPM Exception
C301050021
domain,UCPMC Exception
Successful RAB establishment number with queuing for CS
C301050022
domain,AMR
C301050023
C301050024
domain,Data service
C301050025
domain,Other Conversational class services
C301050026
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for CS
C301050027
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for CS domain,Iu UP
C301050028
Failure
C301050029
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for CS domain,Iu
C301050030
C301050031
domain,TQUEUING Expiry
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for CS domain,No
C301050032
Resource Available
C301050033
Attempted RAB establishment number for PS domain,Interactive
C301050034
class 8/8
C301050035
class 32/32
C301050036
class 64/64
C301050037
class 64/128
C301050038
class 64/144
C301050039
class 64/384
C301050040
class 384/384
C301050041
class above 64/384
C301050042
class above 384/384
Attempted RAB establishment number for PS domain,Background
C301050043
class 8/8
C301050044
class 32/32
C301050045
class 64/64
C301050046
class 64/128


C301050047
class 64/144
C301050048
class 64/384
C301050049
class 384/384
C301050050
class above 64/384
C301050051
class above 384/384
Attempted RAB establishment number for PS domain,Streaming
C301050052
class 64/64
Attempted RAB establishment number for PS domain,Other
C301050053
Interactive class services
C301050054
Background class services
C301050055
Streaming class services
Successful RAB establishment number without queuing for PS
C301050056
domain,Interactive class 8/8
C301050057
C301050058
C301050059
C301050060
C301050061
C301050062
C301050063
domain,Interactive class above 64/384
C301050064
C301050065
domain,Background class 8/8
C301050066
C301050067
C301050068
C301050069
C301050070
C301050071
C301050072
domain,Background class above 64/384
C301050073


C301050074
domain,Streaming class 64/64
C301050075
domain,Other Interactive class services
C301050076
domain,Other Background class services
C301050077
domain,Other Streaming class services
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for PS
C301050078
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for PS domain,Iu
C301050079
UP Failure
C301050080
C301050081
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for PS domain,No
C301050082
Resource Available
C301050083
C301050084
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for PS domain,Iub
C301050085
Failed RAB establishment number without queuing for PS domain,Iur
C301050086
C301050087
domain,SCPM Exception
C301050088
domain,RPM Exception
C301050089
domain,UCPMC Exception
Successful RAB establishment number with queuing for PS
C301050090
C301050091
C301050092
C301050093
C301050094
C301050095
C301050096
C301050097
C301050098
C301050099
C301050100


C301050101
C301050102
C301050103
C301050104
C301050105
C301050106
C301050107
C301050108
C301050109
domain,Other Interactive class services
C301050110
domain,Other Background class services
C301050111
domain,Other Streaming class services
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for PS
C301050112
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for PS domain,Iu UP
C301050113
Failure
C301050114
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for PS domain,Iu
C301050115
C301050116
domain,TQUEUING Expiry
Failed RAB establishment number with queuing for PS domain,No
C301050117
Resource Available
C301050118
C301050891 Total attempted Multi RAB establishment number
C301050892 Total successful Multi RAB establishment number without queuing
C301050893 Total failed Multi RAB establishment number without queuing
C301050894 Total successful Multi RAB establishment number with queuing
C301050895 Total failed Multi RAB establishment number with queuing
C301050896 Total RAB PS connection set-up time
C301050897 Max RAB PS connection set-up time
C301051052 Total queue time of AMR RAB establishment
C301051053 Total queue time of CS64 RAB establishment
C301051054 Total queue time of Streaming class RAB establishment
C301051055 Total queue time of Interactive class RAB establishmentl
C301051056 Total queue time of Background class RAB establishment
C301051057 Number of queue AMR RAB establishment

C301051058 Number of queue CS64 RAB establishment

C301051059 Number of queue Streaming class RAB establishment
C301051060 Number of queue Interactive class RAB establishment
C301051061 Number of queue Background class RAB establishment
C301070337 Attempted RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,AMR
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for CS
C301070338
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Data
C301070339
service
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Other
C301070340
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for CS
C301070341
C301070342 Successful RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,AMR
Successful RAB release number request by CN for CS
C301070343
Successful RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Data
C301070344
service
Successful RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Other
C301070345
Successful RAB release number request by CN for CS
C301070346
Failed RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Invalid
C301070347
RAB ID
Failed RAB release number request by CN for CS domain,Failure in
C301070348
the Radio Interface Procedure
Failed RAB release number request by CN for CS
C301070349
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for PS
C301070350
C301070351
C301070352
C301070353
C301070354
C301070355
C301070356
C301070357
C301070358
C301070359
C301070360
C301070361


C301070362
C301070363
C301070364
C301070365
C301070366
C301070367
C301070368
Attempted RAB release number request by CN for PS domain,Other
C301070369
C301070370
C301070371
Successful RAB release number request by CN for PS
C301070372
C301070373
C301070374
C301070375
C301070376
C301070377
C301070378
C301070379
C301070380
C301070381
C301070382
C301070383
C301070384
C301070385
C301070386
C301070387
C301070388


C301070389
C301070390
Successful RAB release number request by CN for PS domain,Other
C301070391
C301070392
C301070393
Failed RAB release number request by CN for PS domain,Invalid
C301070394
RAB ID
Failed RAB release number request by CN for PS domain,Failure in
C301070395
the Radio Interface Procedure
Failed RAB release number request by CN for PS
C301070396
5.2 Alarm List

None
6 Glossary
3GPP 3rd Generation Partnership Project
CS Curcuit Switched
CN Core Network
DCH Dedicated Channel
FACH Forward Access Channel
GBR Guaranteed Bit rate

HSDPA High Speed Downlink Packet Access
HSUPA High Speed Uplink Packet Access
I/B Interactive/Background
Kbps kilo-bits per second
Mbps Mega-bits per second
MBMS Multimedia Broadcast/Multicast Service
MBR Maximum Bitrate
N-ISDN Narrowband-Integrated Services Digital Network
PHS Personal Handyphone System
PS Packet Switched
PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
RAB Radio Access Bear
RNC Radio Network Controller

UDI Unrestricted Digital Information
UE User Equipment
UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System

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Service and Radio Access Bearer

Service and Radio Access Bearer Feature Description

Version Date Author Approved By Remarks

V2.5 2009-1-20 Zeng LingLing XieLei

V3.0 2009-2-27 Zeng LingLing XieLei

© 2008 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved.

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1 Functional Attribute ................................................................................................... 1

3 Technical Description ................................................................................................ 5

4 Parameters and Configuration................................................................................ 12

5 Counter And Alarm .................................................................................................. 19

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Figures and Tables

Figure 1 UMTS End-to-End Service Bearer ................................................................................ 2

Table 1 Counter List.................................................................................................................. 19

Attribute: [Mandatory function]

Mutual exclusion: [None]

2.1 Function Introduction

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TE/MT Local UMTS Bearer Service External Bearer

Radio Access Bearer Service CN Bearer

Radio Bearer Iu Bearer Backbone

Figure 1 UMTS End-to-End Service Bearer

2.1.1 ZWF21-02-001 CS Conversational RAB for AMR Speech

2.1.2 ZWF21-02-002 CS Conversational RAB for Data Service

• 64 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = UDI;

• 32 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = UDI;

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• 28.8 Kbps, in case Information Transfer Capability = 3.1 kHz audio.

• 64, 32 and 28.8 kbps for Mobile to Mobile call;

• 64kbps for Mobile to/from N-ISDN call;

• 28.8 kbps for Mobile to/from PSTN call;

• 32 kbps for Mobile to/from PHS call.

2.1.3 ZWF21-02-003 CS Streaming RAB for Data Service

2.1.4 ZWF21-02-004 PS Interactive/Background RAB

This feature provides PS interactive/background data services (uplink and downlink),

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RAB radio parameters of PS interactive/background data services follow the definition in

2.1.5 ZWF21-02-005 PS Streaming RAB

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interactive/background services of UE in the concurrent period. For the DRBC algorithm,

2.1.7 ZWF21-02-007 RAB Combination for Multiple Packet Data Services

2.1.8 ZWF21-02-008 RAB Combination for CS Data and Packet Data

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3.1 Establishment of Service RAB

3.1.1 CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH

Figure 2 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_DCH to CELL_DCH

5 RRC message Radio Bearer Setup is sent by SRNC to UE.

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6 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Setup Complete to SRNC.

3.1.2 CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH

Figure 3 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_DCH

4 RRC message Radio Bearer Setup is sent by SRNC to UE.

6 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Setup Complete to SRNC.

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3.1.3 CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH

2. DCCH: Radio Bearer Se

3. DCCH : Radio Bearer Setup Complete

Figure 4 RAB Establishment Flow of CELL_FACH to CELL_FACH

2 RRC message Radio Bearer Setup is sent by SRNC to UE.

3 UE sends RRC message Radio Bearer Setup Complete to SRNC.

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3.2 Service Release