FN131825131826 Power Saving For RRH60 21CRRH2x60 Ed01 03

FN131825&131826 Power saving for RRH60
21C&RRH2x60
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FN131825&131826 Power saving for RRH60 21C&RRH2x60
PUBLICATION HISTORY
06/AUGUST/2014
Issue 01.01 / EN, Draft
Creation. Yan Miao
18/SEPTEMBER/2014
Issue 01.02 / EN, Draft
Modification according to the comments. Yan Miao
28/November/2014
Issue 01.03/ EN, Approved-Standard
Document status changed. Yan Miao

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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................. 6
1.1 OBJECT ................................................................................................. 6

1.2 FRS ...................................................................................................... 6
1.3 SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT ......................................................................... 6
1.4 AUDIENCE FOR THIS DOCUMENT ................................................................... 6
2
RELATED DOCUMENTS .............................................................................................. 7
2.1 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ............................................................................ 7

2.2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ............................................................................ 7
3
FUNCTION OVERVIEW .............................................................................................. 8
3.1 FEATURE OVERVIEW .................................................................................. 8

3.2 COMPLIANCE MATRIX ................................................................................. 8
4
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................12
4.1 PRINCIPLE ............................................................................................. 12

4.2 BTS SUPPORTED CONFIGURATIONS ............................................................... 13
4.2.1
HW REQUIREMENT .................................................................................................. 13
4.2.2
RADIO CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................ 14
4.3 ASSUMPTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS ................................................................ 14

4.4 FUNCTIONALITY DISTRIBUTION .................................................................... 14
4.4.1 FUNCTIONALITY 1 (EPIC USER STORY# 1): CALCULATION OF POWER CONSUMPTION BASED ON
CARRIER CONFIGURATION .................................................................................................. 14
4.4.1.1
<USE CASE 1:1> ................................................................................................. 14
4.4.1.2
<USE CASE 1:2> ................................................................................................. 15
4.4.1.3
FUNCTIONAL AREA IMPACTS .................................................................................. 15
4.4.1.3.1
CCM OAM ...................................................................................................... 15
4.4.1.3.2
CCM CALLP .................................................................................................... 15
4.4.1.3.3
LAYER 1/2 ..................................................................................................... 16
4.4.1.3.4
RRH ............................................................................................................. 16
4.4.1.3.5
FPGA ........................................................................................................... 17
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4.4.1.3.6
LOADER ........................................................................................................ 17
4.4.1.3.7
PLATFORM SOFTWARE....................................................................................... 17
4.4.1.3.8
HARDWARE .................................................................................................... 17
4.5 FEATURE INTERWORKING .......................................................................... 17

4.6 PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES AND IMPACTS ...................................................... 17
4.6.1
SYSTEM PERFORMANCES ........................................................................................... 17
4.6.2
MEMORY IMPACT .................................................................................................... 18
4.6.3
DIMENSIONING ....................................................................................................... 19
4.6.4
CAPACITY............................................................................................................. 19
4.6.5
DEPENDABILITY ...................................................................................................... 19
4.7 SECURITY.............................................................................................. 19
5
INTERFACES .........................................................................................................19
5.1 UMTS INTERFACES ................................................................................... 19

5.2 INTERNAL IBTS INTERFACES........................................................................ 19
5.3 EXTERNAL OAM INTERFACES ....................................................................... 19
6
OAM ...................................................................................................................19
6.1 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT ................................................................... 20

6.1.1
RAN OBJECTS ........................................................................................................ 20
6.1.2
RAN PARAMETERS ................................................................................................... 20
6.1.3
SEMANTIC CHECK ................................................................................................... 20
6.2 FAULT MANAGEMENT ............................................................................... 20

6.2.1
ALARMS ............................................................................................................... 20
6.2.2
STATE CHANGES..................................................................................................... 20
6.3 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT ..................................................................... 20

6.3.1
COUNTERS............................................................................................................ 20
6.3.2
MODULES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS:.................................................... 20
6.3.3
INTERFACES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS: ................................................ 20
6.3.4
INTERFACE IMPACTS: ............................................................................................... 21
6.3.5
TRACES ............................................................................................................... 21
6.4 I&C ..................................................................................................... 21

6.5 MISCELLANEOUS ..................................................................................... 21
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7
O&M PROCEDURES .................................................................................................21
7.1 WCDMA IBTS UPGRADE ............................................................................. 21

7.2 BENIGNESS, BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY ......................................................... 21
7.3 INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING ............................................................. 21
8
FIELD INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................21
8.1 HARDWARE CONSTRAINTS .......................................................................... 21

8.2 MS INTERWORKING .................................................................................. 22
9
TOOLS IMPACTS .....................................................................................................22
NO IMPACT.ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ......................................................................22
9.1 ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................... 23

9.2 DEFINITIONS .......................................................................................... 24

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INTRODUCTION
1.1
OBJECT
This document specifies a new capability to adjust the operating mode of an RF asset to optimize
its power consumption when operating below its maximum RF power. The aim of this document is
to describe the software impact for supporting new feature.
1.2
FRS
FSD131825 Power Saving for ASB RRH2x60
FSD131826 Power saving for ASB RRH60-21C
1.3
SCOPE OF THIS DOCUMENT

The document only focuses on the support of power saving feature from software point of view..
The corresponding RRH is ASB RRH2x60 series and ASB RRH60-21C
The target release of this feature is LR15.2W (DR4 date: June, 2015).
1.4
AUDIENCE FOR THIS DOCUMENT

UTRAN R&D development and test teams.

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RELATED DOCUMENTS
2.1
APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
2.2
[A1]
UMT/SYS/APR/036279
FSD131826 Power saving for RRH60-21C
[A2]
UMT/SYS/APR/043851
FSD131825 Power saving for RRH2x60 platform
[A3]
UMT/SYS/APR/0xxxxx
FSD158406 RRH2x60-21 Cost Reduction
REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
[R1]
UMT/BTS/DD/031734
FN74682 BTS serving RRH2x60 2100 Functional Specification

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FUNCTION OVERVIEW
3.1
FEATURE OVERVIEW
This feature is expected to adjust the drain voltage of PA(Power Amplifier) to provide minimum
power consumption for the configured RF power supported by the carrier configuration. Rather
than the previous design, this allows the reduction of power consumption for each PA.
Feature 131825 is for ASB RRH2x60 series and feature 131826 is for ASB RRH60-21C, but from RRH
software view , the implement of these two feature mostly are the same, so the solution of these
two feature will be combined together in this document.
3.2
COMPLIANCE MATRIX
Reference of the FSD131826 ed01.05.
R&D compliance
assessment
Requirement id
FN Section(s)
addressing this
requirement
Requirement description
At DR0 or DR1,
(chose the
latest
assessment
available)
Not Compliant
The ability to vary the RF assets PA drain voltage

under OAM control shall be provided.
R1
R2
SE Note This is
not so much
BBU OAM
control as RRH
internal
software
functionality.
There is no
direct
control
visibility of
internal setting
to WMS,RMT.
NA
The OAM system shall set the PA drain voltage such

that power consumption is minimized at the
maximum RF power allowable by the RF
configuration in use.
4.4.1.2
Compliant
PLM note: as examples:
when configured for 1 carrier, 20W/ carrier,

the control will minimize consumption for an

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RF output power of 20W;
when configured for 2 carriers, 20W/

carrier, the control will minimize
consumption for an RF output power of 40W;
when configured for 3 carriers, 20W/

carrier, the control will minimize
consumption for an RF output power of 60W.
R3
The PA drain voltage setting shall be updated

whenever the RF asset carrier/ power configuration
is changed.
4.4.1.1
Compliant
R9
The RF asset shall at all times remain compliant to

3GPP and other relevant specification when
operating with the PA drain voltage control enabled.
NA
Compliant
4.2.2
Compliant
R10
This feature shall not require any additional

downtime compared to operation before this feature
is introduced.
PLM note: this includes no additional downtime
compared to operation before this feature is
introduced for carrier adds, drops and reconfigurations.
OAM support shall be provided to manage the
configurations supported
Not Compliant
R12
R22
(This is not so
much OAM
control as RRH
internal
software
functionality.
There is no
direct control)
NA
All relevant product description and operation

documents shall be updated to include this feature.
NA
NA
NA
NA
A table shall be provided to PLM that illustrates and

describes the power savings available from this
feature. It shall include typical operating
configurations and show:
R23
power savings at maximum configured RF

power .
power savings in typical operation up to and

including the maximum configured RF
power .

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Reference of the FSD131825 ed01.01
Requirement id
R1
FN Section(s)
addressing this
requirement
R&D compliance
assessment
NA
NA
At DR0 or DR1,
(chose the
latest
assessment
available)
Requirement description
The RF assets covered in this feature are listed

below:
R1.1
RRH2x60-21
4.2.1
Compliant
R1.2
RRH2x60-21A
4.2.1
Compliant.
4.2.1
Compliant
R1.3
RRH2x60-850
When connected to iBTS digital units
R1.4
Not Compliant
RRH2x60-850
When connected to OneBTS digital units
R1.5
RRH2x60-1900
(The scope of
this FN is only
iBTS digital
units.)
NA
4.2.1
Compliant
Not Compliant
RRH2x60-1900
R1.6
R1.7
RRH2x60-1900A
(The scope of
this FN is only
iBTS digital
units.)
NA
4.2.1
Compliant
Not Compliant
RRH2x60-1900A
R1.8
R2
For the RF assets and configurations above, the RF

assets above shall meet the requirements of
FSD131826 Power Saving for RRH60-21C.
(The scope of
this FN is only
iBTS digital
units.)
NA
4.4.1.3
Compliant

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It is understood that this RRH2x60 family uses a
common drain voltage for both PAs. This means the
drain voltage and power consumption for both PAs is
managed in parallel and the PAs are not settable
independently. The drain voltage will be set
according to the highest power setting of the 2 PAs.
Within this feature, the savings will be made only
for assets being driven by WCMDA.

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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
4.1
PRINCIPLE
1) The feature is based on ASB RRH2x60 series and ASB RRH60-21C, which can support the
adjustment of PA drain voltage. According to their HW architecture, The PA has ability to set the
drain voltage via RS485 interface by RRH software.
RRH217_2440
POWER
-48V
+24V
+5.5V
AlertSig
TRX
TX1
Digital Processor
(VSWR Detecting,
LNA Controlling,
Alert reporting etc.)
+28V
+5.5V
FEU
PA
TX1_OUT
PA1_IN
PA1_OUT
TX2_OUT
PA2_IN
PA2_OUT
TX1_IN
CPRI_PRI
ANT1_OUT
RX1_OUT
CPRI_SEC
TX2
VSWR
DETECTOR
FDR1_IN
AISG
FDR
FDR1_OUT
FDR2_OUT
TX2_IN
FDR2_IN
AlertSig
SER_PORT
Digital
ANT2_OUT
RX2_OUT
CtrlSig
OCI(Ethernet)
VSWR
DETECTOR
RX1
RX1_IN
RX2
RX2_IN
RX3
RX3_IN
RX4
RX4_IN
Alert Light
RX3_OUT
ANT3_OUT
RX4_OUT
ANT4_OUT
+5.5V
AlertSig CtrlSig
VSWR Detecting
Figure 1: Brief Diagram of RRH2x60 series

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FEU21-W1T2R
CPRI_1
Lightning Protection
RF to digital
LNA
convertor
E
Baseband
EAC_2
Processing
RF to digital
E
(CPRI, CFR,
Power &
Control
-T
DPD, DDC,
DUC, AGC)
Lightning Protection
CPRI_2
LNA
Internal Bias
convertor
Temp
sensor
EAC_1
Aux_EAC1/2
AISG
RETA/ AISG
MCU
Digital to RF
convertor
DC(-48 V)
DC & filter
PA Fb Loop
Clock Circuits
Bias & Control
AC option
Power &
Control
TRX21-W4C
PA21-W60
Figure 2: Brief Diagram of RRH60-21C series

2) The RRH2x60 series can be configured with 2 antenna ports (1 and 2) to support STSR
x+y/VAM, and also could be configured as 2 sector configuration with 4 antennas, this is another
feature of LR15.2W, specially for ASB RRH2x60-21A. For ASB RRH60-21C, it only can be configured
either with 2 antenna ports (1 and 2) to support STSR X or VAM/STSRX+Y(with the other RRH).
3) Before the feature implement, the power consumption of PA will be reach the full level once
a carrier is configured on this PA, whatever the transmit power is. For example, even the
transmit power is configured as 1W, the power consumption of PA is still the full power. So this
would be changed when implement the feature, and the power consumption of PA is updated
according to the total transmit power of this PA.
4.2
BTS SUPPORTED CONFIGURATIONS
4.2.1 HW REQUIREMENT
Digital Unit:
D2Uv2, D2Uv3 or D2Uv5
D4Uv3
Other cabinet with D2U/D4U sub rack installed (such as 9100MBS) (TBC)
Note: from software point of view, there is no restriction of supporting all the iBTS cabinets.
<Start: FN-131825&131826-10, Requirement>

RF Assets
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RRH2x60-2100
RRH2x60-850
RRH2x60-1900
RRH2x60-19A
RRH2x60-21A
RRH60-21C
<End: FN-131825&131826-10>
4.2.2 RADIO CONFIGURATION
No impact on the radio configuration, this feature will support all the existing radio
configurations, such as STSRX, STSRX+Y, Daisy Chain, VAM/MIMO and so on.
Note: when feature 176717 RRH2x60-21A support of 2 sectors and feature 165529 RRH2x601900A with 9926 digital available, there is no limitation to extend the configuration.
4.3
4.4
ASSUMPTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
This is a pure RRH feature without any iBTS BBU modification, so the BBU behaviours are the
same as previously.
The RRH2x60 series use a common drain voltage for both PA. The drain voltage and power
consumption for both PAs is managed in parallel and the PAs are not settable independently,
RRH software will choose the highest power consumption and set to both PA.
CPRI rate 3 support is out of the current scope of the document.
FUNCTIONALITY DISTRIBUTION
4.4.1 FUNCTIONALITY 1 (EPIC USER STORY# 1): CALCULATION OF POWER

CONSUMPTION BASED ON CARRIER CONFIGURATION
The section describes the calculation of power consumption based on the carrier configuration.
<Start: FN-131825&131826-20, Requirement>

4.4.1.1 <USE CASE 1:1>
According to the ARD546 document, There are 3 types of carrier configuration request
(CARRIERCFG) which sent by BBU: carrier enable, carrier disable and carrier re-configure. The
transmit power will be included in the request, specially, the transmit power is zero for the
carrier disable case. RRH software should calculate the total transmit power on both PA. Once a
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carrier configuration request is received and the total transmit power is changed, no matter
increase or decrease, RRH software will trigger the power saving scenario.
4.4.1.2 <USE CASE 1:2>

To support the feature, the new/modified scenario are involved.
The PA of RRH2x60 series and RRH60-21C supports adjustment of drain voltage to change the
power consumption, when BBU sends a carrier configuration request to RRH, RRH software will
choose an appropriate drain voltage value based on the transmit power and set it to PA.
4.4.1.3 FUNCTIONAL AREA IMPACTS
BBU
RRH TRX
PA
CARRIERCFG REQ
CARRIERCFG RSP
Calculate the total

transmit power of the PA
Choose an appropriate drain

voltage Value according to the
calculated transmit power
Set the drain voltage via RS485
Figure 3: Scenario of the drain voltage setting
4.4.1.3.1
CCM OAM
No impact.
4.4.1.3.2
CCM CallP
No impact

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4.4.1.3.3
Layer 1/2
No impact
4.4.1.3.4
RRH
RRH software should has a rule to select an appropriate drain voltage according to the transmit
power. Most of the RRH types has been deployed in the field for a long time before this feature,
some of these RRH has the direct correspondence between drain voltage and transmit power in
the EEPROM of PA, but some is not. So we need to find an easy way to be backward-compatible
with all the types of RRH mentioned in the FSD.
The correspondence between drain voltage and transmit power will be provided by every vendor
of RRHs, and a drain voltage/transmit power table will be introduced in to RRH software as below:
Product
-vendor
RRH2x60 21
- ASB
RRH2x60 21A 20M
- Gewei
RRH2x60 1900
- ASB
RRH2x60 1900A
- ASB
RRH2x60 850
- ASB
ASB RRH 21C
- ASB
ASB RRH 21C
- Gewei
Drain Voltage
Range
010W
1020W
2030W
3040W
4050W
5060W
>60W
24V 32V,
default = 28V
24
24
26
27
28
29
30
24
24
26
28
30
30
30
24V 32V,
default = 28V
24
26
27
28
29
30
30
24V 32V,
default = 28V
24
26
27
28
29
30
30
24V 32V,
default = 30V
24
24
26
28
28
28
28
25V 32V,
default = 28V
25
25
25
26
27
28
28
25
25
26
28
30
30
30
24V 32V,
default = 30V
25V 32V,
default = 30V
If the PA vendor detected by RRH software is not in this table, then this RRH will not benefit from
this feature, and the drain voltage will always be maximum as default.
The transmit power of each PA is split into 7 steps artificially, every power step will be mapped
to a drain voltage. When total transmit power based on the existing carriers of one PA is
calculated, RRH software will look up the table according to the corresponding PA vendor for a
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proper drain voltage , then this drain voltage will be sent to PA via RS485 interface. After
received the parameter, PA will enable this drain voltage and reach the aim of power saving.
For the RRH2x60 series, 2 PA of RRH shares one PSU (Power Supply Unit) (see Figure 1), it means
the drain voltage of 2 PA should be use the same value. The strategy is choosing the higher drain
voltage of the 2 PA for setting. When a carrier configuration request received by RRH, the
calculation of total transmit power should be operated respectively on the both of PA, then the
higher of transmit power is selected to look up the drain voltage from the table and set it to the
both PA parallel.
4.4.1.3.5
FPGA
No impact
4.4.1.3.6
Loader
No impact
4.4.1.3.7
Platform Software
No impact
4.4.1.3.8
Hardware
No impact
<End: FN-131825&131826-20>
4.5
FEATURE INTERWORKING
FRS153028 RRH2x60-21A support of 2 sectors (176717) (RF Shadow)
FRS165529 RRH2X60-1900 with 4 antenna connections
4.6
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES AND IMPACTS
4.6.1 SYSTEM PERFORMANCES

All the modifications are inside RRH software. And the related functions are implemented during
carrier configuration phase. So no impact for system performance
iBTS Capacity impact template for x and e modules :
Processor
CCM
PQ3
CEM
PQ2
CEM
PQ3
CEM
DSP
CEM
DSP
CEM
DSP
CEM
ASIC
CEM
ASIC
TRM

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Core
0
Core
1
Core
2
OCC
ESIPC
Impact in
no
load
condition
without
cells up (*)
in % CPU
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
Impact in
no
load
condition
with cells
up (**) in %
CPU
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
Impact on
NBAP
transaction
processing
in % CPU
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
(*) no load condition without cells set up : CPU load observed after iBTS init just before cells set
up and without traffic.
(**) no load condition with cells set up : CPU load observed with cells up and without traffic.
Radio Equipment impact template :
RE processor (on RRH/TRDU/MCTRX)
CPU
Impact without cells up (*)
no
Impact with cells up (**)
no
(*) no load condition without cells up : CPU load observed after iBTS init just before cells set up
and without traffic.
(**) no load condition with cells set up : CPU load observed with cells up and without traffic.
4.6.2 MEMORY IMPACT

No impact. The added code would not obviously increase the memory occupancy.
CCM Memory impact template:
Type of memory
xCCM
eCCM
Impact on RAM (*)
no
no
Impact on Flash (*)
no
no

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CEM Memory impact template:

Type of memory
xCEM PQ2
xCEM PQ3
eCEM PQ2
eCEM PQ3
Impact on RAM (*)
no
no
no
no
Impact on Flash (*)
no
no
no
no
(*) Describe the impact after init and in traffic condition.

Memory impact on L1 component should be addressed in Tier0 document.
4.6.3 DIMENSIONING
No impact.
4.6.4 CAPACITY
No impact.
4.6.5 DEPENDABILITY
The startup time or upgrade time will not increase.
No impact for the System availability.
4.7
SECURITY
No impact.
INTERFACES
5.1
UMTS INTERFACES
No impact
5.2
INTERNAL IBTS INTERFACES

No impact
5.3
EXTERNAL OAM INTERFACES

No impact
OAM

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6.1
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT
6.1.1 RAN OBJECTS

There are no new RAN objects introduced.
6.1.2 RAN PARAMETERS

No impact.
6.1.3 SEMANTIC CHECK

None.
6.2
FAULT MANAGEMENT
6.2.1 ALARMS
No new alarms added or modified.
6.2.2 STATE CHANGES

No impact.
6.3
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
6.3.1 COUNTERS
No new counters.
6.3.2 MODULES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS:

None
6.3.3 INTERFACES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS:

None
Counter#
CCM
Callp
TRM/RRH
- PM
- PM
ATM
IP
PCM
SYN
SYNCESSM
CCM
iCEM
CCM
xCEM
CCM
SLOAM-
driver
driver
driver-
driver-
driver
Callp-
Callp
Callp
PQ2
OAM-
CEM
- PM
PM
PM
iCEM
xCEM
SLOAM
PQ2
- PM
iCEM

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Callp
L1
(ITF2)
xCEM
PQ2
PQ3
(ITF3)
(ITF4)
(CPIF)
(ITF2)
Note: If any new interface impact needs to be mentioned, please add the same.
6.3.4 INTERFACE IMPACTS:

None
6.3.5 TRACES
No impact
6.4
I&C
No impact
6.5
MISCELLANEOUS
No impact
O&M PROCEDURES
7.1
WCDMA IBTS UPGRADE

No impact.
7.2
BENIGNESS, BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY

No impact.
7.3
INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

This feature will be always activated after it is implemented, and the feature cant be shut down
by any software or hardware mothed. After the RRH software load which includes this feature is
upgraded on corresponding RRHs, the benefit will be always there.
FIELD INTRODUCTION
8.1
HARDWARE CONSTRAINTS
No impact.

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8.2
MS INTERWORKING
No impact.
TOOLS IMPACTS
No impact.

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ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS

9.1
ABBREVIATIONS
BBU
Base Band Unit
BTS
Base Transceiver station
DxU
Digital 2U or 4U node B
WMS
WCDMA Management System
RRH
Remote Radio Head
PA
Power Amplifier
R&D
Research & Development
RF
Reverse Forward
Rx
Reception
STSR
Sectorised Tx Sectorised Rx
TRM
Transceiver Module
Tx
Transmission
Ul
Uplink
UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
VSWR
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio

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9.2
DEFINITIONS
Class 0: the parameter cannot be modified and a new object instance must be created or
recreated with the requested value, thanks to build process or on line creation command.
Class 2: the object instance (or the parent object instance) must be locked to modify the
parameter and the modification will be taken into account after the object instance (or the
parent object instance) has been unlocked.
Class 3: the parameter can be changed on-line without impact on the service. The new value is
taken into account either immediately or for new calls only.
Operator: the parameter is configurable from the OMC and seen by the operator
Manufacturer: the parameter is configurable from the OMC and only seen by Nortel engineering
teams
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1.1 OBJECT ................................................................................................. 6

RELATED DOCUMENTS .............................................................................................. 7

2.1 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ............................................................................ 7

FUNCTION OVERVIEW .............................................................................................. 8

3.1 FEATURE OVERVIEW .................................................................................. 8

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION .......................................................................................12

4.1 PRINCIPLE ............................................................................................. 12

RADIO CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................ 14

4.3 ASSUMPTIONS AND RESTRICTIONS ................................................................ 14

<USE CASE 1:1> ................................................................................................. 14

<USE CASE 1:2> ................................................................................................. 15

FUNCTIONAL AREA IMPACTS .................................................................................. 15

CCM OAM ...................................................................................................... 15

CCM CALLP .................................................................................................... 15

LAYER 1/2 ..................................................................................................... 16

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4.5 FEATURE INTERWORKING .......................................................................... 17

SYSTEM PERFORMANCES ........................................................................................... 17

MEMORY IMPACT .................................................................................................... 18

5.1 UMTS INTERFACES ................................................................................... 19

6.1 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT ................................................................... 20

RAN OBJECTS ........................................................................................................ 20

RAN PARAMETERS ................................................................................................... 20

SEMANTIC CHECK ................................................................................................... 20

6.2 FAULT MANAGEMENT ............................................................................... 20

6.3 PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT ..................................................................... 20

MODULES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS:.................................................... 20

INTERFACES IMPACTED BY THE NEW/MODIFIED COUNTERS: ................................................ 20

INTERFACE IMPACTS: ............................................................................................... 21

6.4 I&C ..................................................................................................... 21

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O&M PROCEDURES .................................................................................................21

7.1 WCDMA IBTS UPGRADE ............................................................................. 21

FIELD INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................21

8.1 HARDWARE CONSTRAINTS .......................................................................... 21

TOOLS IMPACTS .....................................................................................................22

NO IMPACT.ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ......................................................................22

9.1 ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................... 23

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The ability to vary the RF assets PA drain voltage

The OAM system shall set the PA drain voltage such

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