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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature

Parameter Description
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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
2.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 Benefits...........................................................................................................................................................................4
2.3 Architecture....................................................................................................................................................................4
3 Subscriber Information Recording............................................................................................6

4 Layered Paging...............................................................................................................................7
5 Management of Aged Subscriber Information......................................................................11
6 Related Features...........................................................................................................................12
6.1 Prerequisite Features.....................................................................................................................................................12
6.2 Mutually Exclusive Features........................................................................................................................................12
6.3 Impacted Features.........................................................................................................................................................12
7 Network Impact...........................................................................................................................13
8 Engineering Guidelines.............................................................................................................14
8.1 When to Use Layered Paging in Idle Mode.................................................................................................................14
8.2 Required Information...................................................................................................................................................14
8.3 Planning........................................................................................................................................................................16
8.4 Deployment..................................................................................................................................................................16
8.4.1 Requirements.............................................................................................................................................................16
8.4.2 Data Preparation........................................................................................................................................................16
8.4.3 Initial Configuration..................................................................................................................................................18
8.4.4 Activation Observation..............................................................................................................................................20
8.4.5 Deactivation...............................................................................................................................................................20
8.4.6 Performance Monitoring............................................................................................................................................22
8.4.7 Parameter Optimization.............................................................................................................................................24
8.4.8 Troubleshooting.........................................................................................................................................................24
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9 Parameters.....................................................................................................................................25
10 Counters......................................................................................................................................45
11 Glossary.......................................................................................................................................47
12 Reference Documents...............................................................................................................48
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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
1 About This Document
1.1 Scope
This document describes the WRFD-150205 Layered Paging in Idle Mode, including its
technical principles, related features, network impact, and engineering guidelines.
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, which are defined as follows:
l Feature change
Changes in features of a specific product version
l Editorial change
Changes in wording or addition of information that was not described in the earlier version
RAN16.0 01 (2014-04-30)
This issue does not include any change.
RAN16.0 Draft A (2014-01-20)

Compared with issue 01 (2013-04-28) of RAN15.0, Draft A (2014-01-20) of RAN16.0 includes
the following changes.
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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 1 About This Document
Change Change Description Parameter Change

Type
Feature This feature can be batch activated None

change using the CME. For details, see
section Using the CME (Method
1).
Editorial None None

change
1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

This document applies to the following types of base stations.
Base Station Model
Macro l 3900 series base stations

l DBS3800
l BTS3812E
l BTS3812AE
Micro l BTS3803E
l BTS3902E
LampSite DBS3900
The features described in this document are implemented in the same way on macro, micro, and
LampSite base stations.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 2 Overview
2 Overview
2.1 Introduction
Due to the rapid rise of smartphone use in recent years, packet switched (PS) paging messages
have accounted for an increasingly large proportion of paging messages. Conventionally, PS
paging messages are sent to the entire location area (LA) or routing area (RA) because the RNC
does not know on which cell a UE in idle mode camps. Due to the large paging area, the
conventional paging mechanism causes high Uu-interface paging load and even PCH
congestion.
To address this issue, the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature has been introduced. This feature
enables the RNC to perform layered paging on a UE in idle mode as follows:
1. First-layer paging: The RNC first pages the UE in the last camped-on cell and the cell's
neighboring cells under the same RNC.
2. Second-layer paging: If the first-layer paging fails, the RNC pages the UE in the entire LA
or RA.
Layered Paging in Idle Mode reduces the Uu-interface paging load, relieves PCH congestion,
and reduces costs of splitting LAs or RAs.
Figure 2-1 compares the paging area for conventional paging with the paging area for layered
paging.
Figure 2-1 Comparison between the paging area for conventional paging and the paging area
for layered paging

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2.2 Benefits
Layered Paging in Idle Mode reduces the Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode. The
reduced paging load is:
l Inversely proportional to the average number of a cell's configured neighboring cells

l Proportional to the number of configured cells in an LA or RA
l Proportional to the first-layer paging success rate
For example, the Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode decreases by 30% to 70% in the
following scenario:
l 1200 cells are configured in an LA or RA.

l An average of 43 neighboring cells are configured for a cell.
l The first-layer paging success rate is 90%.
2.3 Architecture
The Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature consists of three functions:
l Subscriber information recording

When the radio resource control (RRC) connection of a UE in idle mode is released, this
feature enables the RNC to record the UE's subscriber information (including the subscriber
identifier and the information about the last camped-on cell) into a UE location information
table. This facilitates the query of the UE's last camped-on cell.
l Layered paging
Upon receiving a paging message from the Iu interface, the RNC reads the last camped-on
cell from the UE location information table. The RNC first pages the UE in the last camped-
on cell and the cell's neighboring cells under the same RNC. If the first-layer paging fails,
the RNC pages the UE in the entire LA or RA.
l Management of aged subscriber information
The RNC uses an aging timer to manage the UE's subscriber information in the UE location
information table. If the UE does not interact with the radio access network (RAN) before
the timer expires, the RNC removes the subscriber information from the UE location
information table.
Figure 2-2 shows the relationships between the three functions of Layered Paging in Idle Mode.

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Figure 2-2 Relationships between the three functions of Layered Paging in Idle Mode

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 3 Subscriber Information Recording
3 Subscriber Information Recording
When the RRC connection of a UE in idle mode is released, the Layered Paging in Idle Mode
feature enables the RNC to record the UE's subscriber information (including the subscriber
identifier and the information about the last camped-on cell) in a UE location information table.
In areas where a large number of UEs move at high speeds (for example, highways), the first-
layer paging is prone to failure and accordingly the second-layer paging is triggered. You can
add cells in such areas to the cell blacklist for Layered Paging in Idle Mode to prevent first-layer
paging failures and consequent decreases in feature benefits. If the UE to be paged camps on a
blacklisted cell, the RNC does not record the UE's subscriber information in the UE location
information table.
When the UE performs an LA update or the RNC reassigns the UE a temporary mobile subscriber
identity (TMSI), the RNC updates the UE's subscriber information.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 4 Layered Paging
4 Layered Paging
If the last camped-on cell of a UE can be found in the UE location information table, Layered
Paging in Idle Mode enables the RNC to perform layered paging to shrink the paging area.
Layered paging works as follows:
1. The RNC first pages a UE in idle mode in the last camped-on cell and the cell's neighboring
cells under the same RNC.
2. If the RNC does not receive any response from the UE at the expiry of the layered paging
timer, the RNC pages the UE in the entire LA or RA.
If the last camped-on cell is not found in the UE location information table, the RNC directly
pages the UE in the entire LA or RA.
Figure 4-1 shows the process of layered paging.

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Figure 4-1 Layered paging

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Layered paging works as follows:
1. Upon receiving a paging message from the Iu interface, the RNC determines whether to
perform layered or conventional paging.
l If layered paging is determined, the RNC proceeds to step 2.
l If conventional paging is determined, the RNC proceeds to step 3.
The RNC determines to perform layered paging when the following conditions are met:
l The license controlling this feature has been activated.
l The UE to be paged is in idle mode.
l The IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH (for real-time services) or
IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH (for non-real-time services) is turned
on or both of them are turned on, depending on the type of service the UE is processing
l The UE's subscriber information can be found in the UE location information table.
l The last camped-on cell of the UE is not on the cell blacklist for Layered Paging in Idle
Mode.
NOTE
Services can be classified into the following types:

l Real-time services: These services can be further classified into CS services, PS conversational
services, and PS streaming services. When a paging process is triggered for real-time services,
the paging cause can be Terminating Conversational Call or Terminating Streaming Call.
l Non-real-time services: These services can be further classified into PS best effort (BE) services
and short message services. When a paging process is triggered for non-real-time services, the
paging cause can be Terminating Interactive Call, Terminating Background Call, Terminating
Low Priority Signalling, Terminating High Priority Signalling, and so on, except for Terminating
Conversational Call and Terminating Streaming Call.
2. Based on the information in the UE location information table, the RNC determines the
paging area for the first-layer paging. Then, the RNC pages the UE by sending a PAGING
TYPE 1 message to the paging area and starts the layered paging timer. The paging area
for the first-layer paging covers the last camped-on cell and the cell's neighboring cells
(including intra- and inter-frequency neighboring cells) under the same RNC.
l If the RNC receives an RRC CONNECTION REQUEST message from the UE, the
first-layer paging succeeds. Then, the RNC stops the layered paging timer, and the
paging process is complete.
l If the RNC does not receive a paging response from the UE at the expiry of the layered
paging timer, the first-layer paging fails. Then, the RNC proceeds to step 3.
3. The RNC performs conventional paging as follows:
l If the UE to be paged is not in idle mode, the RNC sends:
l A PAGING TYPE 1 message to the related cells or URA when the UE is in the
CELL_PCH or URA_PCH state.
l A PAGING TYPE 2 message to the related cells when the UE is in the CELL_FACH
or CELL_DCH state.
l If the UE is in idle mode, the RNC sends a PAGING TYPE 1 message to the cells in
the entire LA or RA.

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NOTE
The following formula is used to calculate the length of the previously mentioned layered paging timer
whose unit is ms:
Length of the layered paging timer = 2a x 10 + 360
where the value of a varies in the following scenarios:
l If the paging message from the CN contains the information element (IE) DRX Cycle Length
Coefficient:
l CS paging: The value of a is equal to the smaller of DRXCycleLenCoef(BSC6900,BSC6910) in
the ADD UCNDOMAIN command and DrxCycleLenCoef(BSC6900,BSC6910) in the SET
UFRC command.
l PS paging: The value of a is equal to the value of the IE DRX Cycle Length Coefficient.
l If the paging message from the CN does not contain the IE DRX Cycle Length Coefficient:
CS or PS paging: The value of a is equal to the smaller of DRXCycleLenCoef in the ADD
UCNDOMAIN command and DrxCycleLenCoef in the SET UFRC command.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 5 Management of Aged Subscriber Information
5 Management of Aged Subscriber

Information
Due to UE mobility, if subscriber information in the UE location information table is not updated
for a long period of time, UEs in idle mode may have left their last camped-on cells and related
neighboring cells under the same RNC. As a result, the first-layer paging success rate decreases.
Therefore, the RNC must perform aging management on subscriber information in the UE
location information table. The UsrLocInfoAgingTmr(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter
specifies the length of the aging timer. If a UE in idle mode does not interact with the RAN
before the timer expires, the RNC removes the UE's subscriber information from the UE location
information table.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 6 Related Features
6 Related Features
6.1 Prerequisite Features

None
6.2 Mutually Exclusive Features

None
6.3 Impacted Features

The Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature can work with the WRFD-140206 Layered Paging in
URA_PCH feature to relieve PCH congestion on the network:
l WRFD-140206 Layered Paging in URA_PCH reduces the Uu-interface paging load of UEs
in the URA_PCH state.
l Layered Paging in Idle Mode reduces the Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 7 Network Impact
7 Network Impact
System Capacity
This feature reduces the paging load of UEs in idle mode and increases the system paging
capacity.
Network Performance
If the second-layer paging is initiated, the end-to-end service establishment delay increases. The
length of the increased delay depends on the length of the layered paging timer.

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 8 Engineering Guidelines
8 Engineering Guidelines
8.1 When to Use Layered Paging in Idle Mode

You are advised to use Layered Paging in Idle Mode for non-real-time services first when the
following conditions are met:
l The Uu-interface paging load on a live network is heavy (the PCH usage exceeds 60%).
l The Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode exceeds 20% of the total Uu-interface
paging load.
If the second-layer paging is initiated because the first-layer paging fails, the end-to-end service
establishment delay increases. The increased delay does not affect the experience of users
processing non-real-time services because they are insensitive to service establishment delays.
You can use this feature for real-time services if the paging congestion is still severe and users
are insensitive to real-time service delays.
If some cells cover areas where a large number of UEs move at high speeds, you can add these
cells to the cell blacklist for Layered Paging in Idle Mode.
8.2 Required Information

Before activating this feature, collect the following information:
l PCH usage
PCH usage = VS.UTRAN.AttPaging1/(SP x 100 x 5)
where SP is the measurement period of the VS.UTRAN.AttPaging1 counter and is
measured in seconds.
l Proportion of the Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode to the total Uu-interface
paging load
Proportion of the Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode to the total Uu-interface
paging load = (VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.CS + VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.PS)/
(VS.UTRAN.AttPaging1)
This proportion is proportional to the amount of reduced Uu-interface paging load.

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l Information about cells covering areas where a large number of UEs move at high speeds
Collect the information based on the site engineering parameter settings or the local cell
configurations.
l Multicarrier networking strategy
Obtain the strategy based on the configurations of the target network.
Assume that the target network has the following configurations:
Service steering is enabled.
Frequencies F1 and F2 are configured, where F1 preferentially carries R99 services,
and F2 preferentially carries High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) services.
UEs in idle mode are allowed to camp on the cell (named cell 1) served by F1 but are
not allowed to camp on the cell (named cell 2) served by F2. Cells 1 and 2 cover the
same area.
UEs in cell 1 can move to cell 2 through blind handovers because cell 2 is configured
as cell 1's inter-frequency co-coverage neighboring cell. However, UEs in cell 2 cannot
move to cell 1 through blind handovers because cell 1 is not configured as cell 2's inter-
frequency co-coverage neighboring cell.
Then, UEs can no longer camp on cell 2 after transiting from the CELL_DCH state to
idle mode due to service releases. After they reselect cell 1, they do not notify the RAN
of the cell reselection if cells 1 and 2 are configured in one LA or RA. Therefore, the
RAN still regards these UEs as in cell 2. As a result, the first-layer paging on these UEs
will fail, which decreases the first-layer paging success rate. Therefore, you are not
advised to activate the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature in cell 2.
After obtaining the multicarrier networking strategy, determine the following:
Whether the target cell allows UEs in idle mode
Run the RNC MML command LST UCELLACCESSSTRICT with CellId
(BSC6900,BSC6910) and LstFormat specified to determine whether the target cell
allows UEs in idle mode. In the command output, if the value of the IdleCellBarred
(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter is NOT_BARRED, the target cell allows UEs in idle
mode. If the value is BARRED, the target cell does not allow the UEs.
Whether the target cell has been configured with an inter-frequency co-coverage
neighboring cell that allows blind handovers from the target cell
Run the RNC MML command LST UINTERFREQNCELL with RNCId, CellId,
NCellRncId, NCellId, and LstFormat specified to determine whether the neighboring
cell involved allows blind handovers from the target cell. In the command output, if the
value of the Blind Handover Flag parameter is TRUE, the neighboring cell allows
blind handovers. If the value is FALSE, the neighboring cell does not allow blind
handovers.
l Location area code (LAC) or routing area code (RAC) of the RNC and the average number
of neighboring cells for each cell under the RNC
The number of cells in an LA or RA is proportional to the amount of reduced Uu-interface
paging load of UEs in idle mode.
The average number of neighboring cells for each cell in an LA or RA is inversely
proportional to the amount of reduced Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode.

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8.3 Planning
None
8.4 Deployment
8.4.1 Requirements
The license for the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature has been activated. For details about
the license items and how to activate the license, see License Management Feature Parameter
Description. Table 8-1 lists the license information for Layered Paging in Idle Mode.
Table 8-1 License information for Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Feature ID Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

Control Item
WRFD-15020 Layered Paging Layered Paging RNC Mbps+Erlang

5 in Idle Mode in Idle Mode
8.4.2 Data Preparation

Table 8-2 lists the data to prepare before activating the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
Table 8-2 Data to prepare before activating the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature
Paramet Parameter Setting Notes Data

er Name ID Source
Process PROCESSS This parameter specifies whether to activate Default

switch WITCH Layered Paging in Idle Mode for non-real-time value/
(BSC6900, services. For details on setting this parameter, see Recomme
BSC6910): section 8.1 When to Use Layered Paging in Idle nded
IDLE_LAY Mode. value
ERED_PAG
ING_NRT_S
WITCH
PROCESSS This parameter specifies whether to activate Default

WITCH Layered Paging in Idle Mode for real-time value/
(BSC6900, services. For details on setting this parameter, see Recomme
BSC6910): section 8.1 When to Use Layered Paging in Idle nded
IDLE_LAY Mode. value
ERED_PAG
ING_RT_S
WITCH

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Paramet Parameter Setting Notes Data

er Name ID Source
User UsrLocInfoA This parameter is an aging timer for subscriber Engineeri

Location gingTmr information in the UE location information table. ng design
Informati (BSC6900, The default value of this parameter is 30 minutes.
on Aging BSC6910) If this parameter is set to a small value, the
Timer subscriber information ages too soon. When
receiving a paging message from the CN, the RNC
cannot find the last camped-on cell of the UE in
the UE location information table. As a result, the
RNC has to page the UE in the entire LA or RA.
This reduces the benefits provided by this feature.
If this parameter is set to a large value, a UE may
move out of the last camped-on cell and the cell's
neighboring cells before the subscriber
information in the UE location information table
is updated. This lowers the first-layer paging
success rate.
Cell ID CellId After receiving a paging message from the CN, the Radio
(BSC6900, RNC does not perform a layered paging procedure network
BSC6910) if the RNC queries the UE location information plan
table and finds that the last camped-on cell of the (internal)
UE has been added to the cell blacklist. Cells are
added to the blacklist by running the ADD
UUNIDLELAYERPGCELL command.
Layered IdleLayered When RAN Sharing or MOCN is applied, specify Radio

Paging in PagingErl this parameter for primary and secondary network
Idle operators separately. The sum of the licensed plan
mode- volumes of CS traffic using Layered Paging in Idle (internal)
Erlang Mode for all operators should not exceed the CS
traffic volume specified in the license file specific
to the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
When RAN Sharing is not applied, you do not need
to specify this parameter.
Layered IdleLayered When RAN Sharing or MOCN is applied, specify Radio

Paging in PagingKbps this parameter for primary and secondary network
Idle operators separately. The sum of the licensed plan
mode- volumes of PS traffic using Layered Paging in Idle (internal)
kbps Mode for all operators should not exceed the PS
traffic volume specified in the license file specific
to the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
When RAN Sharing is not applied, you do not need
to specify this parameter.

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8.4.3 Initial Configuration

You can use MML commands or the Configuration Management Express (CME) to initially
configure Layered Paging in Idle Mode.
Using MML Commands

When you use MML commands, configure the cell blacklist (optional), configure management
of aged subscriber information, and activate the feature.
Step 1 (Optional) Configuring the cell blacklist for Layered Paging in Idle Mode
1. Run the RNC command ADD UUNIDLELAYERPGCELL to add a cell to the cell
blacklist. The CellId(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter in this command specifies the cell to
be added. Once a cell is added to the cell blacklist, UEs in this cell cannot be paged using
the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
2. Run the RNC MML command RMV UUNIDLELAYERPGCELL to remove a cell from
the cell blacklist. The CellId(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter in this command specifies the
cell to be removed. Once a cell is removed from the cell blacklist, UEs in the cell can be
paged using the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
NOTE
If the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature has been activated and then deactivated, ensure that the cell
blacklist for Layered Paging in Idle Mode is correctly configured before activating this feature again. If
the cell blacklist is incorrectly configured, the benefits provided by this feature are reduced.
Step 2 Configuring management of aged subscriber information

Run the RNC MML command SET USTATETIMER. The UsrLocInfoAgingTmr
(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter in this command is an aging timer for the subscriber
information
Step 3 Activating Layered Paging in Idle Mode
Run the RNC MML command SET URRCTRLSWITCH to turn on the RNC-level switch for
this feature. In this step, set the following switches in the PROCESSSWITCH
(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter to 1:
l IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH for non-real-time services
l IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH for real-time services
Step 4 (Optional) Configuring license items for Layered Paging in Idle Mode
----End
When RAN Sharing or MOCN is applied, run the RNC MML command SET LICENSE and
specify the Layered Paging in Idle mode-Erlang and Layered Paging in Idle mode-kbps
parameters for primary and secondary operators separately.
MML Command Examples

//Adding a cell to the cell blacklist
ADD UUNIDLELAYERPGCELL: CellId = 1;
//Removing a cell from the cell blacklist

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RMV UUNIDLELAYERPGCELL: CellId = 2;
//Configuring management of aged subscriber information

SET USTATETIMER: UsrLocInfoAgingTmr = 30;
//Activating Layered Paging in Idle Mode for non-real-time services

SET URRCTRLSWITCH: PROCESSSWITCH= IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH-1;
//Activating Layered Paging in Idle Mode for real-time services

SET URRCTRLSWITCH: PROCESSSWITCH= IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH-1;
Using the CME (Method 1)

This feature can be batch activated using the CME. For detailed operations, see the following
section in the CME product documentation or online help: Managing the CME > CME
Guidelines > Enhanced Feature Management > Feature Operation and Maintenance.
Using the CME (Method 2)

NOTE
When configuring the Layered Paging in Idle Mode 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.
When RAN Sharing is applied, run the RNC MML command SET LICENSE on the LMT to set the licensed
volume of CS/PS traffic using Layered Paging in Idle Mode for primary and secondary operators because the
CME does not support license operations.
Step 1 Configure a single object (such as a cell) on the CME.
Set parameters on the CME according to the operation sequence in Table 8-3. For instructions
on how to perform the CME single configuration, see CME Single Configuration Operation
Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
----End
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 on the wizard interface to obtain online help.
Table 8-3 Configuring parameters on the CME
SN MO NE Parameter Parameter ID Configurable

Name in CME Batch
Modification
Center
1 UUNIDLEL RN Cell ID CellId No

(optio AYERPGCE C (BSC6900,BSC6910
nal) LL )

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SN MO NE Parameter Parameter ID Configurable

Name in CME Batch
Modification
Center
2 USTATETI RN User Location UsrLocInfoA- Yes

(optio MER C Information gingTmr
nal) Aging Timer (BSC6900,BSC6910
)
3 URRCTRLS RN Process switch l PROCESSSWIT Yes

WITCH C CH
(BSC6900,
BSC6910):
IDLE_LAYERE
D_PAGING_NR
T_SWITCH
l PROCESSSWIT
CH
(BSC6900,
BSC6910):
IDLE_LAYERE
D_PAGING_RT
_SWITCH
8.4.4 Activation Observation

After the network has operated for a period of time, check the values of the KPIs related to this
feature.
l If this feature has been activated for non-real-time services, check the value of the counter
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell. If the value is not zero, this feature has been
activated.
l If this feature has been activated for real-time services, check the value of the counter
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.RealTime.Cell. If the value is not zero, this feature has been
activated.
8.4.5 Deactivation
You can also use MML commands or the CME to deactivate Layered Paging in Idle Mode.
Using MML Commands

Run the RNC MML command SET URRCTRLSWITCH to turn off the RNC-level switch for
this feature. In this step, set the following switches in the PROCESSSWITCH
(BSC6900,BSC6910) parameter to 0:
l IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH for non-real-time services

l IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH for real-time services

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MML Command Examples

//Deactivating Layered Paging in Idle Mode for non-real-time services
SET URRCTRLSWITCH: PROCESSSWITCH= IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH-0;
//Deactivating Layered Paging in Idle Mode for real-time services

SET URRCTRLSWITCH: PROCESSSWITCH= IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH-0;
Using the CME

NOTE
When configuring the Layered Paging in Idle Mode 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 on the CME according to the operation sequence in Table 8-4. For instructions
on how to perform the CME single configuration, see CME Single Configuration Operation
Guide.
Step 2 (Optional) Modify objects in batches on the CME. (CME batch modification center)
----End
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 on the wizard interface to obtain online help.

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Table 8-4 Configuring the parameter on the CME
SN MO NE Parameter Parameter Configura

Name ID ble in CME
Batch
Modificati
on Center
1 URRCTRLS RNC Process l PROCES Yes

WITCH switch SSWITC
H
(
BSC6900
,
BSC6910
):
IDLE_L
AYERE
D_PAGI
NG_NR
T_SWIT
CH
l PROCES
SSWITC
H
(
BSC6900
,
BSC6910
):
IDLE_L
AYERE
D_PAGI
NG_RT_
SWITC
H
8.4.6 Performance Monitoring

You can use the existing RNC-level counters and the new counters introduced for this feature
to monitor the running status of the Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature.
Counter ID Description
VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.RealTime.Cel Number of first-layer paging attempts for real-time

l services with Layered Paging in Idle Mode enabled

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VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.RealTime.C Number of successful first-layer paging attempts for

ell real-time services with Layered Paging in Idle Mode
enabled
VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.NoneRealTim Number of first-layer paging attempts for non-real-

e.Cell time services with Layered Paging in Idle Mode
enabled
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.NoneRealTi Number of successful first-layer paging attempts for

me.Cell non-real-time services with Layered Paging in Idle
Mode enabled
VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.CS Number of CS paging attempts of Paging Type 1
VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.PS Number of PS paging attempts of Paging Type 1
After Layered Paging in Idle Mode is enabled, collect the values of the preceding counters from
the live network and determine the feature performance using the following formulas:
l First-layer paging success rate for each cell under the RNC:
First-layer paging success rate for real-time services =
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.RealTime.Cell/VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.RealTime.Cell
First-layer paging success rate for non-real-time services =
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell/
VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell
If the first-layer paging success rate in a cell is too low, optimize the parameter settings
by referring to section 8.4.7 Parameter Optimization
l First-layer paging success rate for an RNC:
First-layer paging success rate for real-time services =
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.RealTime.Cell/VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.RealTime.Cell
First-layer paging success rate for non-real-time services =
VS.Paging1.Succ1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell/
VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell
NOTE
The first-layer paging success rate for an RNC involves all cells enabled with this feature under the RNC.
However, some of them can be excluded if the value of VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.RealTime.Cell or
VS.Paging1.Att1.Idle.NoneRealTime.Cell for these cells is 0.
If the first-layer paging success rate for an RNC is too low (for example, lower than 65%),
optimize the parameter settings by referring to section 8.4.7 Parameter Optimization.
The benefits provided by this feature are reflected by the reduced Uu-interface paging load of
UEs in idle mode.
l Use the following formula to calculate the absolute reduced load for an RNC enabled with
this feature:
Absolute reduced Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode =
(VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.CS + VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.PS) before Layered

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VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.PS) after Layered Paging in Idle Mode is enabled
l Use the following formula to calculate the relative reduced load for the RNC:
Relative reduced Uu-interface paging load of UEs in idle mode = (
Paging in Idle Mode is enabled (VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.CS +
VS.UTRAN.Paging1.Att.Idle.PS) after Layered Paging in Idle Mode is enabled)/
Paging in Idle Mode is enabled
8.4.7 Parameter Optimization

If some cells cover areas where a large number of UEs move at high speeds (for example,
highways or railways), the first-layer paging success rate in these cells may be lower than 50%.
The cell-level Layered Paging in Idle Mode feature can be disabled in these cells.After
deactivation in this area, there is no initiation of second layer paging due to failure of first layer
paging and the E2E delay of UEs in this area does not increase due to layered paging. But the
benefit decreases because the reduced paging load decreases.
For details about how to disable the feature in these cells, see the "Configuring the cell blacklist
for Layered Paging in Idle Mode" section in 8.4.3 Initial Configuration.
If the first-layer paging success rate for an RNC is too low (for example, lower than 65%), you
can increase the rate by reducing the value of the UsrLocInfoAgingTmr(BSC6900,BSC6910)
parameter at the RNC.
8.4.8 Troubleshooting
None

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 9 Parameters
9 Parameters
Table 9-1 Parameter description
Parame NE MML Feature Feature Description

ter ID Comma ID Name
nd
DRXCy BSC690 ADD WRFD- Layered Meaning: Discontinuous Reception (DRX) cycle length
cleLenC 0 UCNDO 150205 Paging coefficient of the CN domain, which is broadcast in
oef MAIN WRFD- in Idle SIB1 and used by UEs in the idle mode. This parameter
MOD 010401 Mode is an advanced parameter and must be modified only
UCNDO System with the assistance of Huawei technical support
WRFD- personnel.
MAIN 140206 Informat
ion GUI Value Range: 6~9
Broadca Unit: None
sting
Actual Value Range: 6~9
Layered
Paging Default Value: 6
in
URA_P
CH
DRXCy BSC691 ADD WRFD- Layered Meaning: Discontinuous Reception (DRX) cycle length
cleLenC 0 UCNDO 150205 Paging coefficient of the CN domain, which is broadcast in
oef MAIN WRFD- in Idle SIB1 and used by UEs in the idle mode. This parameter
MOD 010401 Mode is an advanced parameter and must be modified only
UCNDO System with the assistance of Huawei technical support
WRFD- personnel.
MAIN 140206 Informat
ion GUI Value Range: 6~9
Broadca Unit: None
sting
Layered
Paging Default Value: 6
in
URA_P
CH

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DrxCycl BSC690 SET WRFD- Paging Meaning: UTRAN-specific Discontinuous Reception

eLenCo 0 UFRC 010302 UE in (DRX) cycle length coefficient. In connected mode, the
ef WRFD- CELL_F UE uses the shorter one between CN-specific DRX
010301 ACH, cycle length coefficient and UTRAN-specific DRX
CELL_ cycle length coefficient. In idle mode, the UE can use
WRFD- DCH the DRX mode to receive paging indications so as to
150205 State reduce power consumption; in this case, the UE needs
(Type 2) to monitor only one paging indication in one paging
Paging occasion during each DRX cycle.
UE in GUI Value Range: 3~9
Idle, Unit: None
CELL_P
CH, Actual Value Range: 3~9
URA_P Default Value: 6
CH State
(Type 1)
Layered
Paging
in Idle
Mode
DrxCycl BSC691 SET WRFD- Paging Meaning: UTRAN-specific Discontinuous Reception

eLenCo 0 UFRC 010302 UE in (DRX) cycle length coefficient. In connected mode, the
ef WRFD- CELL_F UE uses the shorter one between CN-specific DRX
010301 ACH, cycle length coefficient and UTRAN-specific DRX
CELL_ cycle length coefficient. In idle mode, the UE can use
WRFD- DCH the DRX mode to receive paging indications so as to
150205 State reduce power consumption; in this case, the UE needs
(Type 2) to monitor only one paging indication in one paging
Paging occasion during each DRX cycle.
UE in GUI Value Range: 3~9
Idle, Unit: None
CELL_P
CH, Actual Value Range: 3~9
URA_P Default Value: 6
CH State
(Type 1)
Layered
Paging
in Idle
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UsrLocI BSC690 SET WRFD- Layered Meaning: Aging timer for user location information
nfoAgin 0 USTAT 150205 Paging when layered paging is used for UEs in the idle state. If
gTmr ETIME in Idle the UE does not interact with the system during the time
R Mode period defined by the aging timer, the location
information of the UE is deleted.
GUI Value Range: 1~60
Unit: min
Default Value: 30
UsrLocI BSC691 SET WRFD- Layered Meaning: Aging timer for user location information
nfoAgin 0 USTAT 150205 Paging when layered paging is used for UEs in the idle state. If
gTmr ETIME in Idle the UE does not interact with the system during the time
R Mode period defined by the aging timer, the location
information of the UE is deleted.
Unit: min
Default Value: 30
CellId BSC690 ADD None None Meaning: The logical cell ID uniquely identifies a cell
0 UCELL in a radio network. The logical cell ID is configured at
ACCES the RNC. The RNC sends the cell ID to the base station
SSTRIC during a cell setup procedure. The mapping between
T logical cell IDs and local cell IDs are configured at the
MOD RNC. The RNC supports a maximum of 5100 logical
UCELL cells. Logical cells are uniquely but not necessarily
ACCES consecutively numbered within a RNC. For example,
SSTRIC you can set the ID of a logical cell to 0 and that of another
T logical cell to 2. For clear and easy identification, adhere
to the following numbering principles: Specify different
RMV number ranges for logical cells in different subracks.
UCELL For example, you can specify the range of 0 to 899 for
ACCES the logical cells in subrack 0 (MPS) and the range of
SSTRIC 900 to 1799 for the logical cells in subrack 1 (EPS).For
T detailed information about this parameter, see 3GPP TS
25.401.
Unit: None
Default Value: None

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CellId BSC691 ADD None None Meaning: The logical cell ID uniquely identifies a cell
0 UCELL in a radio network. The logical cell ID is configured at
ACCES the RNC. The RNC sends the cell ID to the base station
SSTRIC during a cell setup procedure. The mapping between
T logical cell IDs and local cell IDs are configured at the
MOD RNC. The RNC supports a maximum of 20000 logical
UCELL cells. Logical cells are uniquely but not necessarily
ACCES consecutively numbered within a RNC. For example,
SSTRIC you can set the ID of a logical cell to 0 and that of another
T logical cell to 2. For detailed information about this
parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.401.
RMV
UCELL GUI Value Range: 0~65535
ACCES Unit: None
SSTRIC Actual Value Range: 0~65535
T
Default Value: None
IdleCell BSC690 ADD WRFD- Access Meaning: Whether a UE in idle mode is allowed to
Barred 0 UCELL 021103 Class access the cell. When this parameter is set to BARRED,
ACCES Restricti it indicates that the UE in idle mode is barred to select/
SSTRIC on reselect the cell even in the case of emergency calls. For
T details about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.331.
MOD GUI Value Range: BARRED, NOT_BARRED
UCELL Unit: None
ACCES
SSTRIC Actual Value Range: BARRED, NOT_BARRED
T Default Value: None
IdleCell BSC691 ADD WRFD- Access Meaning: Whether a UE in idle mode is allowed to
Barred 0 UCELL 021103 Class access the cell. When this parameter is set to BARRED,
ACCES Restricti it indicates that the UE in idle mode is barred to select/
SSTRIC on reselect the cell even in the case of emergency calls. For
T details about this parameter, see 3GPP TS 25.331.
MOD GUI Value Range: BARRED, NOT_BARRED
UCELL Unit: None
ACCES
SSTRIC Actual Value Range: BARRED, NOT_BARRED
T Default Value: None

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PROCE BSC690 SET WRFD- Cell Meaning: 1)INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH. 1: This

SSSWIT 0 URRCT 021102 Barring switch is turned on. RNC will start Invoke Trace
CH RLSWI WRFD- Layered procedure upon receiving INVOKE TRACE Message
TCH 150205 Paging form CN. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC won't start
in Idle the Invoke Trace procedure though it receives the
WRFD- INVOKE TRACE message. 2)
150204 Mode
SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST. 1: This switch
WRFD- Platinu is turned on. The SIB1 does not contain broken-down
010101 m User CN information. In this case, the UE will not select
Prioritizi broken-down network when Iu transmission failure
WRFD-
ng occurs. 0: This switch is turned off. The SIB1 contains
150231
3GPP the broken-down CN information. In this case, the UE
WRFD-
R9 will select broken-down network but the RNC will
020500
Specific reject the request when Iu transmission failure occurs.
WRFD- ations 3)DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR. Whether the Directed
021303 Signaling Connection re-establishment (DSCR)
RIM
WRFD- procedure is triggered during a cell update over the Iur
Based
020132 interface for UEs that are not in the CELL_DCH state
UMTS
or for UEs that are in the CELL_DCH state and do not
WRFD- Target
have an Iur connection. This switch is set on the drift
020124 Cell
radio network controller (DRNC) side. 1: This switch is
WRFD- Selectio
turned on. DRNC will start DSCR procedure directly in
140206 n for
RRC states other than CELL_DCH or CELL_DCH that
LTE
WRFD- do not have an Iur connection. 0: This switch is turned
020134 Enhance off. DRNC will transfer RRC CELL UPDATE message
d Fast to SRNC. 4)PTUSER_IDENTIFY_ENH_SWITCH
WRFD-
Dorman (Platinum user identify enhancement switch) Whether
020128
cy platinum users are identified in DRNC or relocation
WRFD- scenarios. 1: This switch is turned on. Platinum users
0106121 IMSI
Based are identified and their services are guaranteed in DRNC
2 or relocation scenarios. 0: This switch is turned off.
Handov
WRFD- er Platinum users are not identified in DRNC or relocation
010641 scenarios. 5)RNC_SHARE_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
Web turned on. The traffic sharing function is enabled. 0:
WRFD- browsin
020806 This switch is turned off. The traffic sharing function is
g disabled, service access will be affected under heavy
accelerat traffic. 6)RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH. 1: This switch
ion is turned on. Imsi handover function will be used. 0:
Uplink This switch is turned off. Imsi handover function will
Flow not be used. 7)
Control TERMINAL_VERSION_DEBASE_SWITCH. 1: This
of User switch is turned on. Terminal version R4 will debase to
Plane R99. 0: This switch is turned off. Terminal version R4
will not debase to R99. 8)
Layered
SYS_HO_OUT_CIPHER_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
Paging
turned on. The RNC will add ciphering byte at GSM
in
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URA_P add any cipher information at that message. 0: This

CH switch is turned off. The RNC will not add ciphering
Push to byte at GSM HANDOVER COMMAND if the GSM
Talk system do not add any cipher information at that
message. 9)SYS_HO_CIPHER_CONFIG. 1: This
Quality switch is turned on. The cipher configuration in the
Improve added cipher byte in GSM will be A5/1. 0: This switch
ment for is turned off. The cipher configuration is A5/0. 10)
Subscrib BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST. 1: This
ed switch is turned on. Cell will be bared when CS domain
Service is invalid. 0: This switch is turned off. The CS domain
HSUPA will be bared when CS domain is invalid. It is invalid If
Iub Flow SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST is not checked.
Control 11)CR2284R1_SWITCH. 1: This switch is turned on.
in Case The RNC performs the processing based on CR2284R1,
of Iub that is, based on the description in section 8.6.6.28 of
Congesti Release 5 TS 25.331. In this section, it describes that the
on HFN is increased by one when RB setup is accompanied
HSUPA by a Timing re-initialized hard handover. 0: This switch
Adaptiv is turned off. The HFN is not increased by one when RB
e setup is accompanied by a Timing re-initialized hard
Transmi handover. 12)CDT_MSG_FULL_TRACE. 1: This
ssion switch is turned on. CDT trace function starts tracing
from message RRC CONNECT REQUEST. 0: This
Differen
switch is turned off. CDT trace function starts tracing
tiated
from message COMMON ID. 13)
Service
CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH. CR2284R1
Based
causes the compatible problem. if UE is not consistent
on SPI
with RNC regarding whether accept the CR2284R1 or
Weight
not, it will cause the problem of streaming when UEs
are communicating with each other. So RNC creates this
switch. when it is checked, RNC is auto-adaptive to
accept the CR2284R1 according to UE version
information. The principles that RNC judges UE
whether to accept the CR2284R1 are as follows: R5 and
above UE accepts the CR; R99/R4 UE, if it receives the
START LIST value from RB SETUP
COMPLETE,RNC figures that UE accepts the CR;
R99/R4 UE, if it only receives the START value from
RB SETUP COMPLETE,RNC figures that UE does not
accept the CR; when it is not checked, whether RNC
accept the CR or not is according to
CR2284R1_SWITCH. The relations between these two
switches CR2284R1_SWITCH and
CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH are as follows:
1: This switch is turned on. RNC is self-compatible, so
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turned off. The CR2284R1_SWITCH is valid. 14)

COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. RNC will not reject the message RB
SETUP CMP without the IE active time. 0: This switch
is turned off. RNC will reject the message RB SETUP
CMP without the IE active time. 15)
UL_INTER_PROTECT_SWITCH. Although the
configuration interface in this version supports delivery
and synchronization of the bit field value, the bit field
value is no longer internally used. 1: This switch is
turned on. RNC will do integrity protection check for
uplink RRC messages. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC
will not do integrity protection check for uplink RRC
messages. 16)FAST_DORMANCY_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. RNC will apply FAST
DORMANCY function. 0: This switch is turned off.
RNC will not apply FAST DORMANCY function. 17)
SYS_HO_IN_CIPHER_SWITCH. During an
incoming GSM-to-UMTS handover, if the RNC cannot
obtain a UE's encryption capability information from
the RELOC REQ message: 1: This switch is turned on.
The encryption algorithm that is configured for both the
RNC and CN is used. For example, if the CN is
configured with the encryption algorithm UEA1 and the
RNC is configured with encryption algorithms UEA0
and UEA1, then the RNC uses the encryption algorithm
UEA1. 0: This switch is turned off. Default configured
of encrypted parameter UIA1 and UEA0 is used. 18)
PTT_EARLY_TRANS_SWITCH_OFF. 1: This switch
is turned on. PTT user will not apply the early
transmission function. 0: This switch is turned off. PTT
user will apply the early transmission function. 19)
UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH. This
switch has become invalid. 20)
NODEB_PRIVATE_INTERFACE_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. The NodeB private interface data
can be taken to the NodeB through the IUB protocol
message. 0: This switch is turned off. The NodeB
private interface data can not be taken to the NodeB
through the IUB protocol message. 21)
PTT_SPEC_LI_SWITCH_OFF. 1: This switch is
turned on. Special LI(Length Indicator) will not be used
for PTT user. 0: This switch is turned off. Special LI
(Length Indicator) will be used for PTT user. 22)
RNC_DF_2_URA_PCH_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
turned on. RNC will support transferring Fast
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URA_PCH. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC will not

support transferring Fast Dormancy UE from
CELL_DCH or CELL_FACH to URA_PCH. 23)
FD_TAC_MATCH_SWITCH. 1: This switch is turned
on. The RNC uses TAC matching to determine whether
to apply the FAST DORMANCY function for pre fast
dormancy UEs. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC
applies the FAST DORMANCY function for pre fast
dormancy UEs of 3GPP Release 5 or later. 24)
NONPTT_L1_FAST_SYNC_SWITCH. 1: This switch
is turned on. If a UE sets up a non-PTT service on the
DCH, the RNC includes the Post-verification period
information element (IE) in a Uu message to instruct the
UE to perform concurrent uplink and downlink
synchronization. 0: This switch is turned off. If a UE
sets up a non-PTT service on the DCH, the RNC does
not include the Post-verification period IE in a Uu
message. The UE first performs downlink
synchronization and then uplink synchronization. 25)
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH.
Whether the RNC allows Layered Paging in URA_PCH
for a UE processing real-time services. 1: This switch
is turned on. The RNC sends paging messages to the cell
on which a UE processing real-time services camped
recently and to the neighboring cells of this cell. The
RNC pages the UE in the entire UTRAN registration
area (URA) only when it does not receive a response
from the UE. This significantly reduces the number of
paging messages on the Uu interface. 0: This switch is
turned off. The RNC directly pages the UE in the entire
URA. 26)
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH.
for a UE processing non-real-time services. 1: This
switch is turned on. The RNC sends paging messages
to the cell on which a UE processing non-real-time
services camped recently and to the neighboring cells
of this cell. The RNC pages the UE in the entire URA
only when the RNC does not receive a response from
the UE. This significantly reduces the number of paging
messages on the Uu interface. 0: This switch is turned
off. The RNC directly pages the UE in the entire URA.
27)IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH.
Whether to enable layered paging for UEs in the idle
state who will establish non-real-time service. 1: This
switch is turned on. The first broadcasts a paging
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the last time and its neighboring cells. If the UE cannot

be paged, the RNC then broadcasts a paging message in
the LAC or RAC area. 0: This switch is turned off. The
RNC directly broadcasts a paging message in the LAC
or RAC area. 28)
IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH. Whether
to enable layered paging for UEs in the idle state who
will establish real-time service. 1: This switch is turned
on. First broadcasts a paging message in the cell who
has interacted with the UE for the last time and its
neighboring cells. If the UE cannot be paged, the RNC
then broadcasts a paging message in the LAC or RAC
area. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC directly
broadcasts a paging message in the LAC or RAC area.
29)INTELLIGENT_WIFI_DETECT_AND_SELEC-
TION. Whether to enable intelligent Wi-Fi detection
and selection for the RNC. 1: This switch is turned on.
The RNC supports intelligent Wi-Fi detection and
selection. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC does
not supports intelligent Wi-Fi detection and selection.
30)
INTERRAT_LOAD_REPORT_FOR_LTE_SWITCH.
Whether to enable the RIM-based cell load sharing
function(Multiple Report). 1: This switch is turned on.
RIM-based load sharing can be achieved between
UMTS and LTE cells. Upon receiving a load sharing
request from an LTE cell, a UMTS cell responds with
its own load information. 0: This switch is turned off.
UMTS cells do not support the RIM-based cell load
sharing function. Therefore, UMTS cells do not respond
to load sharing requests from LTE cells. 31)
PTUSER_IDENTIFY_SWITCH. Whether to
preferentially guarantee platinum users in terms of
network access, voice quality, or PS service rate. 1: This
switch is turned on. The RNC recognizes platinum users
and preferentially guarantees their user experience. 0:
This switch is turned off. The RNC does not recognize
platinum users and does not preferentially guarantee
their user experience. Disuse Statement:In future
versions, the RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,
TERMINAL_VERSION_DEBASE_SWITCH,
CR2284R1_SWITCH,
CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH,
COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH and
UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH bit
field value under the PROCESSSWITCH parameter
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this version supports delivery and synchronization of

the bit field value, the bit field value is no longer
internally used. Instead, the function of
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH will be controlled by the
RncShareSwitch parameter in the SET
UCTRLPLNSHAREPARA command.
GUI Value Range: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH,
SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST,
DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR,
PTUSER_IDENTIFY_ENH_SWITCH,
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,
RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH,
SYS_HO_OUT_CIPHER_SWITCH,
SYS_HO_CIPHER_CONFIG,
BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST,
CR2284R1_SWITCH, CDT_MSG_FULL_TRACE,
COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH,
UL_INTER_PROTECT_SWITCH,
FAST_DORMANCY_SWITCH,
SYS_HO_IN_CIPHER_SWITCH,
PTT_EARLY_TRANS_SWITCH_OFF,
UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH,
NODEB_PRIVATE_INTERFACE_SWITCH,
PTT_SPEC_LI_SWITCH_OFF,
RNC_DF_2_URA_PCH_SWITCH,
FD_TAC_MATCH_SWITCH,
NONPTT_L1_FAST_SYNC_SWITCH,
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH,
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH,
IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH,
IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH,
INTELLIGENT_WIFI_DETECT_AND_SELEC-
TION,
INTERRAT_LOAD_REPORT_FOR_LTE_SWITCH,
PTUSER_IDENTIFY_SWITCH
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH,
DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR,
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,

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TION,
Default Value: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH:
0,SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST:
0,DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR:
0,PTUSER_IDENTIFY_ENH_SWITCH:
0,RNC_SHARE_SWITCH:
1,RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH:
0,TERMINAL_VERSION_DEBASE_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_OUT_CIPHER_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_CIPHER_CONFIG:
1,BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST:
0,CR2284R1_SWITCH:
0,CDT_MSG_FULL_TRACE:
0,CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH:
1,COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH:
1,UL_INTER_PROTECT_SWITCH:
0,FAST_DORMANCY_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_IN_CIPHER_SWITCH:
0,PTT_EARLY_TRANS_SWITCH_OFF:
0,UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH:
0,NODEB_PRIVATE_INTERFACE_SWITCH:
0,PTT_SPEC_LI_SWITCH_OFF:
0,RNC_DF_2_URA_PCH_SWITCH:
0,FD_TAC_MATCH_SWITCH:

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0,NONPTT_L1_FAST_SYNC_SWITCH:
0,URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH:
0,URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH:
0,IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH:
0,IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH:
0,INTELLIGENT_WIFI_DETECT_AND_SELEC-
TION:
0,INTERRAT_LOAD_REPORT_FOR_LTE_SWITC
H:0,PTUSER_IDENTIFY_SWITCH:0

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PROCE BSC691 SET WRFD- Cell Meaning: 1)INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH. 1: This

SSSWIT 0 URRCT 021102 Barring switch is turned on. RNC will start Invoke Trace
CH RLSWI WRFD- Layered procedure upon receiving INVOKE TRACE Message
TCH 150205 Paging form CN. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC won't start
in Idle the Invoke Trace procedure though it receives the
WRFD- INVOKE TRACE message. 2)
150204 Mode
SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST. 1: This switch
WRFD- Platinu is turned on. The SIB1 does not contain broken-down
010101 m User CN information. In this case, the UE will not select
Prioritizi broken-down network when Iu transmission failure
WRFD-
ng occurs. 0: This switch is turned off. The SIB1 contains
150231
3GPP the broken-down CN information. In this case, the UE
WRFD-
R9 will select broken-down network but the RNC will
020500
Specific reject the request when Iu transmission failure occurs.
WRFD- ations 3)DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR. Whether the Directed
021303 Signaling Connection re-establishment (DSCR)
RIM
WRFD- procedure is triggered during a cell update over the Iur
Based
020132 interface for UEs that are not in the CELL_DCH state
UMTS
or for UEs that are in the CELL_DCH state and do not
WRFD- Target
have an Iur connection. This switch is set on the drift
020124 Cell
radio network controller (DRNC) side. 1: This switch is
WRFD- Selectio
turned on. DRNC will start DSCR procedure directly in
140206 n for
RRC states other than CELL_DCH or CELL_DCH that
LTE
WRFD- do not have an Iur connection. 0: This switch is turned
020134 Enhance off. DRNC will transfer RRC CELL UPDATE message
d Fast to SRNC. 4)PTUSER_IDENTIFY_ENH_SWITCH
WRFD-
Dorman (Platinum user identify enhancement switch) Whether
020128
cy platinum users are identified in DRNC or relocation
WRFD- scenarios. 1: This switch is turned on. Platinum users
0106121 IMSI
Based are identified and their services are guaranteed in DRNC
2 or relocation scenarios. 0: This switch is turned off.
Handov
WRFD- er Platinum users are not identified in DRNC or relocation
010641 scenarios. 5)RNC_SHARE_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
Web turned on. The traffic sharing function is enabled. 0:
WRFD- browsin
020806 This switch is turned off. The traffic sharing function is
g disabled, service access will be affected under heavy
accelerat traffic. 6)RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH. 1: This switch
ion is turned on. Imsi handover function will be used. 0:
Uplink This switch is turned off. Imsi handover function will
Flow not be used. 7)
Control TERMINAL_VERSION_DEBASE_SWITCH. 1: This
of User switch is turned on. Terminal version R4 will debase to
Plane R99. 0: This switch is turned off. Terminal version R4
will not debase to R99. 8)
Layered
SYS_HO_OUT_CIPHER_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
Paging
turned on. The RNC will add ciphering byte at GSM
in
HANDOVER COMMAND if the GSM system do not

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URA_P add any cipher information at that message. 0: This

CH switch is turned off. The RNC will not add ciphering
Push to byte at GSM HANDOVER COMMAND if the GSM
Talk system do not add any cipher information at that
message. 9)SYS_HO_CIPHER_CONFIG. 1: This
Quality switch is turned on. The cipher configuration in the
Improve added cipher byte in GSM will be A5/1. 0: This switch
ment for is turned off. The cipher configuration is A5/0. 10)
Subscrib BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST. 1: This
ed switch is turned on. Cell will be bared when CS domain
Service is invalid. 0: This switch is turned off. The CS domain
HSUPA will be bared when CS domain is invalid. It is invalid If
Iub Flow SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST is not checked.
Control 11)CR2284R1_SWITCH. 1: This switch is turned on.
in Case The RNC performs the processing based on CR2284R1,
of Iub that is, based on the description in section 8.6.6.28 of
Congesti Release 5 TS 25.331. In this section, it describes that the
on HFN is increased by one when RB setup is accompanied
HSUPA by a Timing re-initialized hard handover. 0: This switch
Adaptiv is turned off. The HFN is not increased by one when RB
e setup is accompanied by a Timing re-initialized hard
Transmi handover. 12)CDT_MSG_FULL_TRACE. 1: This
ssion switch is turned on. CDT trace function starts tracing
from message RRC CONNECT REQUEST. 0: This
Differen
switch is turned off. CDT trace function starts tracing
tiated
from message COMMON ID. 13)
Service
CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH. CR2284R1
Based
causes the compatible problem. if UE is not consistent
on SPI
with RNC regarding whether accept the CR2284R1 or
Weight
not, it will cause the problem of streaming when UEs
are communicating with each other. So RNC creates this
switch. when it is checked, RNC is auto-adaptive to
accept the CR2284R1 according to UE version
information. The principles that RNC judges UE
whether to accept the CR2284R1 are as follows: R5 and
above UE accepts the CR; R99/R4 UE, if it receives the
START LIST value from RB SETUP
COMPLETE,RNC figures that UE accepts the CR;
R99/R4 UE, if it only receives the START value from
RB SETUP COMPLETE,RNC figures that UE does not
accept the CR; when it is not checked, whether RNC
accept the CR or not is according to
CR2284R1_SWITCH. The relations between these two
switches CR2284R1_SWITCH and
CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH are as follows:
1: This switch is turned on. RNC is self-compatible, so
the CR2284R1_SWITCH is invalid; 0: This switch is

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turned off. The CR2284R1_SWITCH is valid. 14)

COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. RNC will not reject the message RB
SETUP CMP without the IE active time. 0: This switch
is turned off. RNC will reject the message RB SETUP
CMP without the IE active time. 15)
UL_INTER_PROTECT_SWITCH. Although the
configuration interface in this version supports delivery
and synchronization of the bit field value, the bit field
value is no longer internally used. 1: This switch is
turned on. RNC will do integrity protection check for
uplink RRC messages. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC
will not do integrity protection check for uplink RRC
messages. 16)FAST_DORMANCY_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. RNC will apply FAST
DORMANCY function. 0: This switch is turned off.
RNC will not apply FAST DORMANCY function. 17)
SYS_HO_IN_CIPHER_SWITCH. During an
incoming GSM-to-UMTS handover, if the RNC cannot
obtain a UE's encryption capability information from
the RELOC REQ message: 1: This switch is turned on.
The encryption algorithm that is configured for both the
RNC and CN is used. For example, if the CN is
configured with the encryption algorithm UEA1 and the
RNC is configured with encryption algorithms UEA0
and UEA1, then the RNC uses the encryption algorithm
UEA1. 0: This switch is turned off. Default configured
of encrypted parameter UIA1 and UEA0 is used. 18)
PTT_EARLY_TRANS_SWITCH_OFF. 1: This switch
is turned on. PTT user will not apply the early
transmission function. 0: This switch is turned off. PTT
user will apply the early transmission function. 19)
UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH. This
switch has become invalid. 20)
NODEB_PRIVATE_INTERFACE_SWITCH. 1: This
switch is turned on. The NodeB private interface data
can be taken to the NodeB through the IUB protocol
message. 0: This switch is turned off. The NodeB
private interface data can not be taken to the NodeB
through the IUB protocol message. 21)
PTT_SPEC_LI_SWITCH_OFF. 1: This switch is
turned on. Special LI(Length Indicator) will not be used
for PTT user. 0: This switch is turned off. Special LI
(Length Indicator) will be used for PTT user. 22)
RNC_DF_2_URA_PCH_SWITCH. 1: This switch is
turned on. RNC will support transferring Fast
Dormancy UE from CELL_DCH or CELL_FACH to

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URA_PCH. 0: This switch is turned off. RNC will not

support transferring Fast Dormancy UE from
CELL_DCH or CELL_FACH to URA_PCH. 23)
FD_TAC_MATCH_SWITCH. 1: This switch is turned
on. The RNC uses TAC matching to determine whether
to apply the FAST DORMANCY function for pre fast
dormancy UEs. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC
applies the FAST DORMANCY function for pre fast
dormancy UEs of 3GPP Release 5 or later. 24)
NONPTT_L1_FAST_SYNC_SWITCH. 1: This switch
is turned on. If a UE sets up a non-PTT service on the
DCH, the RNC includes the Post-verification period
information element (IE) in a Uu message to instruct the
UE to perform concurrent uplink and downlink
synchronization. 0: This switch is turned off. If a UE
sets up a non-PTT service on the DCH, the RNC does
not include the Post-verification period IE in a Uu
message. The UE first performs downlink
synchronization and then uplink synchronization. 25)
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH.
for a UE processing real-time services. 1: This switch
is turned on. The RNC sends paging messages to the cell
on which a UE processing real-time services camped
recently and to the neighboring cells of this cell. The
RNC pages the UE in the entire UTRAN registration
area (URA) only when it does not receive a response
from the UE. This significantly reduces the number of
paging messages on the Uu interface. 0: This switch is
turned off. The RNC directly pages the UE in the entire
URA. 26)
URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH.
for a UE processing non-real-time services. 1: This
switch is turned on. The RNC sends paging messages
to the cell on which a UE processing non-real-time
services camped recently and to the neighboring cells
of this cell. The RNC pages the UE in the entire URA
only when the RNC does not receive a response from
the UE. This significantly reduces the number of paging
messages on the Uu interface. 0: This switch is turned
off. The RNC directly pages the UE in the entire URA.
27)IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH.
Whether to enable layered paging for UEs in the idle
state who will establish non-real-time service. 1: This
switch is turned on. The first broadcasts a paging
message in the cell who has interacted with the UE for

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the last time and its neighboring cells. If the UE cannot

be paged, the RNC then broadcasts a paging message in
the LAC or RAC area. 0: This switch is turned off. The
RNC directly broadcasts a paging message in the LAC
or RAC area. 28)
IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH. Whether
to enable layered paging for UEs in the idle state who
will establish real-time service. 1: This switch is turned
on. First broadcasts a paging message in the cell who
has interacted with the UE for the last time and its
neighboring cells. If the UE cannot be paged, the RNC
then broadcasts a paging message in the LAC or RAC
area. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC directly
broadcasts a paging message in the LAC or RAC area.
29)INTELLIGENT_WIFI_DETECT_AND_SELEC-
TION. Whether to enable intelligent Wi-Fi detection
and selection for the RNC. 1: This switch is turned on.
The RNC supports intelligent Wi-Fi detection and
selection. 0: This switch is turned off. The RNC does
not supports intelligent Wi-Fi detection and selection.
30)
INTERRAT_LOAD_REPORT_FOR_LTE_SWITCH.
Whether to enable the RIM-based cell load sharing
function(Multiple Report). 1: This switch is turned on.
RIM-based load sharing can be achieved between
UMTS and LTE cells. Upon receiving a load sharing
request from an LTE cell, a UMTS cell responds with
its own load information. 0: This switch is turned off.
UMTS cells do not support the RIM-based cell load
sharing function. Therefore, UMTS cells do not respond
to load sharing requests from LTE cells. 31)
PTUSER_IDENTIFY_SWITCH. Whether to
preferentially guarantee platinum users in terms of
network access, voice quality, or PS service rate. 1: This
switch is turned on. The RNC recognizes platinum users
and preferentially guarantees their user experience. 0:
This switch is turned off. The RNC does not recognize
platinum users and does not preferentially guarantee
their user experience. Disuse Statement:In future
versions, the RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,
CR2284R1_SWITCH,
COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH and
UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH bit
field value under the PROCESSSWITCH parameter
will be deleted. Although the configuration interface in

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this version supports delivery and synchronization of

the bit field value, the bit field value is no longer
internally used. Instead, the function of
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH will be controlled by the
RncShareSwitch parameter in the SET
UCTRLPLNSHAREPARA command.
GUI Value Range: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH,
DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR,
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,
TION,
Unit: None
Actual Value Range: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH,
DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR,
RNC_SHARE_SWITCH,

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TION,
Default Value: INVOKE_TRACE_SWITCH:
0,SYS_INFO_UPDATE_FOR_IU_RST:
0,DRNC_DIRECT_DSCR:
0,PTUSER_IDENTIFY_ENH_SWITCH:
0,RNC_SHARE_SWITCH:
1,RNCAP_IMSI_HO_SWITCH:
0,TERMINAL_VERSION_DEBASE_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_OUT_CIPHER_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_CIPHER_CONFIG:
1,BARRED_CELL_FOR_CSDOMAIN_RST:
0,CR2284R1_SWITCH:
0,CDT_MSG_FULL_TRACE:
0,CR2284R1_COMPATIBLE_SWITCH:
1,COMBINE_OPERATION_DRD_SWITCH:
1,UL_INTER_PROTECT_SWITCH:
0,FAST_DORMANCY_SWITCH:
0,SYS_HO_IN_CIPHER_SWITCH:
0,PTT_EARLY_TRANS_SWITCH_OFF:
0,UPLINK_MDC_ENHENCEMENT_SWITCH:
0,NODEB_PRIVATE_INTERFACE_SWITCH:
0,PTT_SPEC_LI_SWITCH_OFF:
0,RNC_DF_2_URA_PCH_SWITCH:
0,FD_TAC_MATCH_SWITCH:

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0,NONPTT_L1_FAST_SYNC_SWITCH:
0,URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH:
0,URAPCH_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH:
0,IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_NRT_SWITCH:
0,IDLE_LAYERED_PAGING_RT_SWITCH:
0,INTELLIGENT_WIFI_DETECT_AND_SELEC-
TION:
0,INTERRAT_LOAD_REPORT_FOR_LTE_SWITC
H:0,PTUSER_IDENTIFY_SWITCH:0
CellId BSC690 ADD WRFD- Layered Meaning: ID of a cell. For details on this parameter, see
0 UUNID 150205 Paging 3GPP TS 25.401.
LELAY in Idle GUI Value Range: 0~65535
ERPGC Mode
ELL Unit: None
RMV Actual Value Range: 0~65535

UUNID Default Value: None
LELAY
ERPGC
ELL
CellId BSC691 ADD WRFD- Layered Meaning: ID of a cell. For details on this parameter, see
0 UUNID 150205 Paging 3GPP TS 25.401.
LELAY in Idle GUI Value Range: 0~65535
ERPGC Mode
ELL Unit: None
RMV Actual Value Range: 0~65535

UUNID Default Value: None
LELAY
ERPGC
ELL

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 10 Counters
10 Counters
Table 10-1 Counter description
Counter ID Counter Name Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name

Description
73425838 VS.Paging1.Att Number of BSC6900 WRFD-150205 Layered Paging

1.Idle.RealTime Level-1 Paging in Idle Mode
.Cell Attempts for
UEs Performing
Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell
73425839 VS.Paging1.Suc Number of BSC6900 WRFD-150205 Layered Paging

c1.Idle.RealTim Successful in Idle Mode
e.Cell Level-1 Paging
Attempts for
UEs Performing
Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

1.Idle.NoneReal Level-1 Paging in Idle Mode
Time.Cell Attempts for
UEs Performing
Non-Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 10 Counters
Counter ID Counter Name Counter NE Feature ID Feature Name

Description

c1.Idle.NoneRe Successful in Idle Mode
alTime.Cell Level-1 Paging
Attempts for
UEs Performing
Non-Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

1.Idle.RealTime Level-1 Paging in Idle Mode
.Cell Attempts for
UEs Performing
Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

c1.Idle.RealTim Successful in Idle Mode
e.Cell Level-1 Paging
Attempts for
UEs Performing
Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

1.Idle.NoneReal Level-1 Paging in Idle Mode
Time.Cell Attempts for
UEs Performing
Non-Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

c1.Idle.NoneRe Successful in Idle Mode
alTime.Cell Level-1 Paging
Attempts for
UEs Performing
Non-Real-Time
Services in Idle
Mode for Cell

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Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 11 Glossary
11 Glossary
For the acronyms, abbreviations, terms, and definitions, see Glossary.

WCDMA RAN
Layered Paging in Idle Mode Feature Parameter Description 12 Reference Documents
12 Reference Documents
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Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

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1 About This Document..................................................................................................................1

3 Subscriber Information Recording............................................................................................6

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1 About This Document

1.2 Intended Audience

l Need to understand the features described herein

1.3 Change History

RAN16.0 Draft A (2014-01-20)

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Change Change Description Parameter Change

Feature This feature can be batch activated None

Editorial None None

1.4 Differences Between Base Station Types

Base Station Model

Macro l 3900 series base stations

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l Inversely proportional to the average number of a cell's configured neighboring cells

l 1200 cells are configured in an LA or RA.

l Subscriber information recording

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3 Subscriber Information Recording

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Layered paging works as follows:

Figure 4-1 shows the process of layered paging.

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Figure 4-1 Layered paging

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Layered paging works as follows:

Services can be classified into the following types:

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5 Management of Aged Subscriber

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6.1 Prerequisite Features

6.2 Mutually Exclusive Features

6.3 Impacted Features

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8.1 When to Use Layered Paging in Idle Mode

8.2 Required Information

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Table 8-1 License information for Layered Paging in Idle Mode

Feature ID Feature Name License NE Sales Unit

WRFD-15020 Layered Paging Layered Paging RNC Mbps+Erlang

8.4.2 Data Preparation

Paramet Parameter Setting Notes Data

Process PROCESSS This parameter specifies whether to activate Default

PROCESSS This parameter specifies whether to activate Default

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Paramet Parameter Setting Notes Data

User UsrLocInfoA This parameter is an aging timer for subscriber Engineeri

Layered IdleLayered When RAN Sharing or MOCN is applied, specify Radio

Layered IdleLayered When RAN Sharing or MOCN is applied, specify Radio