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2 F i l e F o r m a t D es c r i p t i o n
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Revision 1.87.00 Last Edited June 2007

A N ITE F INL A ND L TD 3
1 CHANGES TO THIS VERSION .................................................... 10
2 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................... 11
2.1 HOW TO READ THIS DOCUMENT ........................................ 11
3 DESCRIPTION OF THE FILE FORMAT ....................................... 14
3.1 HEADER ............................................................................... 14
3.2 FOOTER ............................................................................... 18
3.3 EVENT STRUCTURE ............................................................ 19
3.3.1 COORDINATES 19
3.3.2 TIME 19
3.3.3 EVENT PARAMETERS 19
4 MEASUREMENT FILE NAMING .................................................. 20
4.1 NEMO OUTDOOR/INDOOR................................................... 20
5 EVENTS ..................................................................................... 21
5.1 CALL EVENTS ...................................................................... 21
5.1.1 CALL ATTEMPT (CAA) 21
5.1.2 INCOMING CALL (CAI) 22
5.1.3 CALL CONNECT SUCCESS (CAC) 23
5.1.4 CALL FAILED (CAF) 24
5.1.5 CALL DISCONNECT (CAD) 25
5.2 DATA EVENTS...................................................................... 26
5.2.1 DATA CONNECTION ATTEMPT (DAA) 26
5.2.2 DATA CONNECTION SUCCESS (DAC) 27
5.2.3 DATA CONNECTION FAILED (DAF) 28
5.2.4 DATA DISCONNECT (DAD) 29
5.2.5 DATA TRANSFER REQUEST (DREQ) 30

5.2.6 DATA TRANSFER COMPLETED (DCOMP) 33
5.2.7 DATA THROUGHPUT (DAS) 35
5.2.8 PACKET ERROR RATE (PER) 36
5.2.9 PING SESSION REQUEST (PREQ) 37
5.2.10 PING SESSION COMPLETED (PCOMP) 38
5.2.11 PING (PING) 39
5.2.12 DATA STREAM STATUS (DSS) 40
5.3 MEASUREMENT EVENTS..................................................... 41
5.3.1 RX LEVEL (RXL) 41
5.3.2 ENHANCED RX LEVEL (ERXL) 43

5.3.3 ADJACENT CHANNEL MEASUREMENT (ADJMEAS) 47
5.3.4 EC/I0 (ECI0) 49
5.3.5 RX QUALITY (RXQ) 53
5.3.6 PACKET CHANNEL RX QUALITY (PRXQ) 54
5.3.7 FRAME ERROR RATE (FER) 55
5.3.8 ENHANCED FRAME ERROR RATE (EFER) 56
5.3.9 MS POWER (MSP) 58
5.3.10 RADIO LINK TIMEOUT (RLT) 59
5.3.11 TIMING ADVANCE (TAD) 60
5.3.12 ENHANCED TIMING ADVANCE (ETAD) 61
5.3.13 TIMING ALIGNMENT (TAL) 62
5.3.14 DOWNLINK SIGNALING COUNTER (DSC) 63
5.3.15 BIT ERROR PROBABILITY (BEP) 64
5.3.16 CARRIER PER INTERFERENCE (CI) 65
5.3.17 TX POWER CONTROL (TXPC) 66
5.3.18 RX POWER CONTROL (RXPC) 69
5.3.19 BIT ERROR RATE (BER) 72
5.3.20 EC/N0 (ECN0) 73
5.3.21 PHYSICAL CHANNEL DATA THROUGHPUT (PHDAS) 79
5.3.22 WLAN THROUGHPUT (WLANDAS) 80
5.3.23 PPP LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (PPPDAS) 81
5.3.24 RLP DATA THROUGHPUT (RLPDAS) 82
5.3.25 MEASUREMENT EVENT INFORMATION (MEI) 83
5.3.26 CHANNEL QUALITY INDICATOR (CQI) 85
5.3.27 HARQ PROCESS INFORMATION (HARQI) 86
5.3.28 HSSCCH INFORMATION (HSSCCHI) 87

5.3.29 PACKET LINK ADAPTATION INFO (PLAI) 88
5.3.30 HAPPY BIT INDICATOR (HBI) 91
5.3.31 MAC-E LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (MACEDAS) 92
5.3.32 ABSOLUTE GRANT (AGRANT) 93
5.3.33 SERVING GRANT (SGRANT) 94
5.3.34 E-DCH INFORMATION (EDCHI) 95
5.3.35 DATA RATE CONTROL INFO (DRCI) 97
5.3.36 MESSAGE ERROR RATE (MER) 98
5.4 DVB-H EVENTS .................................................................... 99
5.4.1 DVB INFORMATION (DVBI) 99

5.4.2 DVB FRAME ERROR RATE (DVBFER) 101
5.4.3 DVB BIT ERROR RATE (DVBBER) 102
5.4.4 DVB RX LEVEL (DVBRXL) 103
5.5 SCANNING EVENTS ........................................................... 104
5.5.1 SCANNING RESULTS (SCAN) 104
5.5.2 TIMESLOT SCANNING RESULTS (TSCAN) 108
5.5.3 DELAY SPREAD (DSCAN) 109
5.5.4 DELAY (DELAY) 110
5.5.5 RSCP (RSCP) 112
5.5.6 SIR (SSCAN) 113
5.5.7 DELAY PROFILE (DPROF) 114
5.5.8 RAKE FINGER ALLOCATION (FINGER) 116
5.5.9 C/I SCANNING RESULTS (CISCAN) 118
5.5.10 UPLINK INTERFERENCE SCANNING RESULTS (UISCAN)119
5.5.11 CELL SCAN (CELLSCAN) 120
5.6 HANDOVER/HANDOFF EVENTS......................................... 122
5.6.1 HANDOVER/HANDOFF ATTEMPT (HOA) 122
5.6.2 HANDOVER/HANDOFF SUCCESS (HOS) 126
5.6.3 HANDOVER/HANDOFF FAIL (HOF) 127
5.6.4 CELL RESELECTION (CREL) 128
5.6.5 SOFT HANDOVER EVENT INFORMATION (SHOI) 129
5.6.6 SOFT HANDOVER (SHO) 130
5.7 LOCATION UPDATE EVENTS............................................. 132
5.7.1 LOCATION UPDATE ATTEMPT (LUA) 132
5.7.2 LOCATION UPDATE ACCEPTED (LUS) 133
5.7.3 LOCATION UPDATE FAIL (LUF) 134

5.8 CHANNEL INFORMATION EVENTS .................................... 135
5.8.1 CHANNEL INFO (CHI) 135
5.8.2 GAN CHANNEL INFO (GANCHI) 143
5.8.3 SERVICE INFORMATION (SEI) 144
5.8.4 ROAMING INFORMATION (ROAM) 145
5.8.5 DATA CHANNEL REQUEST (DCHR) 146
5.8.6 DATA CHANNEL INFO (DCHI) 148
5.8.7 FREQUENCY HOPPING STATUS (HOP) 149
5.8.8 NEIGHBOR LIST (NLIST) 150
5.8.9 POSSIBLE MISSING NEIGHBOR (NMISS) 152

5.8.10 SERVICE PARAMETERS REQUESTED (SEPR) 154
5.8.11 SERVICE PARAMETERS NEGOTIATED (SEPN) 155
5.8.12 RANDOM ACCESS CHANNEL INFORMATION (RACHI) 156
5.8.13 VOCODER STATUS (VOCS) 160
5.8.14 PHYSICAL CHANNEL INFORMATION (PHCHI) 161
5.8.15 QUICK PAGING CHANNEL INFORMATION (QPCHI) 162
5.8.16 RADIO BEARER INFORMATION (RBI) 163
5.8.17 TRANSPORT CHANNEL INFORMATION (TRCHI) 165
5.8.18 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION ATTEMPT (RRA) 167
5.8.19 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION SUCCESS (RRC) 168
5.8.20 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION FAILURE (RRF) 169
5.8.21 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION RELEASE (RRD) 170
5.8.22 CIPHERING INFO (CIPI) 171
5.9 MS-BS SIGNALING EVENTS............................................... 172
5.9.1 LAYER3 UPLINK (L3U) 172
5.9.2 LAYER3 DOWNLINK (L3D) 173
5.9.3 LAYER2 UPLINK (L2U) 174
5.9.4 LAYER2 DOWNLINK (L2D) 175
5.9.5 MAC LAYER UPLINK (MACU) 176
5.9.6 MAC LAYER DOWNLINK (MACD) 177
5.9.7 LLC LAYER UPLINK (LLCU) 178
5.9.8 LLC LAYER DOWNLINK (LLCD) 179
5.9.9 RRLP LAYER UPLINK (RRLPU) 180
5.9.10 RRLP LAYER DOWNLINK (RRLPD) 181
5.9.11 RRC LAYER UPLINK (RRCU) 182
5.9.12 RRC LAYER DOWNLINK (RRCD) 183

5.9.13 RLC LAYER UPLINK (RLCU) 184
5.9.14 RLC LAYER DOWNLINK (RLCD) 185
5.9.15 SIGNALING NETWORK PROTOCOL UPLINK (SNPU) 186
5.9.16 SIGNALING NETWORK PROTOCOL DOWNLINK (SNPD)187
5.9.17 GAN SIGNALING UPLINK (GANSU) 188
5.9.18 GAN SIGNALING DOWNLINK (GANSD) 189
5.10 PACKET DATA EVENTS ..................................................... 190
5.10.1 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION ATTEMPT (PAA) 190
5.10.2 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION FAILED (PAF) 191
5.10.3 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION CONNECTED (PAC) 192

5.10.4 PACKET SESSION DEACTIVATED (PAD) 193
5.10.5 QUALITY OF SERVICE PROFILE REQUEST (QSPR) 194
5.10.6 QUALITY OF SERVICE PROFILE NEGOTIATED (QSPN) 199
5.10.7 PACKET CHANNEL INFO (PCHI) 202
5.10.8 GPRS ATTACH ATTEMPT (GAA) 208
5.10.9 GPRS ATTACH FAILED (GAF) 209
5.10.10 GPRS ATTACH CONNECTED (GAC) 210
5.10.11 GPRS DETACH (GAD) 211
5.10.12 BLOCK ERROR RATE (BLER) 212
5.10.13 RLC DATA THROUGHPUT (RDAS) 213
5.10.14 LLC DATA THROUGHPUT (LDAS) 214
5.10.15 ROUTING AREA UPDATE ATTEMPT (RUA) 215
5.10.16 ROUTING AREA UPDATE SUCCESSFUL (RUS) 216
5.10.17 ROUTING AREA UPDATE FAIL (RUF) 217
5.10.18 TBF INFORMATION (TBFI) 218
5.10.19 TBF UPLINK ESTABLISHMENT (TBFULE) 219
5.10.20 MAC LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (MACDAS) 222
5.10.21 MAC LAYER BLOCK ERROR RATE (MACBLER) 224
5.11 AMR EVENTS ..................................................................... 225
5.11.1 AMR INFORMATION (AMRI) 225
5.11.2 AMR STATUS (AMRS) 228
5.11.3 AMR LINK QUALITY ESTIMATE (AMRQ) 230
5.12 AUDIO QUALITY EVENTS................................................... 231
5.12.1 UPLINK AUDIO QUALITY (AQUL) 231
5.12.2 DOWNLINK AUDIO QUALITY (AQDL) 232
5.12.3 AUDIO QUALITY INFO (AQI) 234

5.13 VIDEO QUALITY EVENTS................................................... 235
5.13.1 DOWNLINK VIDEO QUALITY (VQDL) 235
5.13.2 VIDEO DATA THROUGHPUT (VDAS) 237
5.14 SMS EVENTS...................................................................... 238
5.14.1 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING ATTEMPT (MSGA) 238
5.14.2 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING SUCCESS (MSGS) 240
5.14.3 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING FAILED (MSGF) 242
5.15 PUSH-TO-TALK EVENTS.................................................... 244
5.15.1 PUSH-TO-TALK INFORMATION (PTTI) 244
5.15.2 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION ATTEMPT (PTTA) 247

5.15.3 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION FAILED (PTTF) 248
5.15.4 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION CONNECTED (PTTC) 249
5.15.5 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION DISCONNECTED (PTTD) 250
5.15.6 SIP MESSAGE UPLINK (SIPU) 251
5.15.7 SIP MESSAGE DOWNLINK (SIPD) 252
5.15.8 RTP MESSAGE UPLINK (RTPU) 253
5.15.9 RTP MESSAGE DOWNLINK (RTPD) 254
5.15.10 RTP JITTER (RTPJITTER) 255
5.16 MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS ................................................ 256
5.16.1 TEXTUAL USER NOTE (TNOTE) 256
5.16.2 SERVICE QUALITY NOTE (QNOTE) 257
5.16.3 USER MARKER (MARK) 259
5.16.4 TEXTUAL ERROR NOTE (ERR) 260
5.16.5 CHANGE OF DAY (DATE) 261
5.16.6 PAUSE (PAUSE) 262
5.16.7 EXTERNAL APPLICATION LAUNCH (APP) 263
5.16.8 LOCK (LOCK) 264
6 APPENDIX 1 - RELEASE NOTES.............................................. 267
7 APPENDIX 2 - ERROR CODES ................................................. 267
7.1 MM CAUSE VALUES .......................................................... 267
7.2 RR CAUSE VALUES ........................................................... 267
7.3 CC CAUSE VALUES ........................................................... 268
7.4 CC CAUSE VALUES FOR CDMAONE AND CDMA EV......... 269
7.5 CC CAUSE VALUES FOR TETRA ....................................... 269
7.6 GMM CAUSE VALUES ........................................................ 270
7.7 SM CAUSE VALUES ........................................................... 270

7.8 RAS CAUSE VALUES ......................................................... 272
7.9 RRC CAUSE VALUES......................................................... 276
7.10 DATA TRANSFER FAILURE CAUSE VALUES .................... 277
7.11 SOCKET ERROR CODES ................................................... 278
7.12 UMTS FAILURE CAUSE VALUES ....................................... 281
7.13 INTER-RAT HANDOVER FAILURE VALUES ....................... 281
7.14 SMS CAUSE CODES .......................................................... 281
7.15 MMS FAILURE CAUSES ..................................................... 283
7.16 INTER-RAT CHANGE FAILURE VALUES ............................ 283
7.17 REJECT CAUSE VALUES ................................................... 283

7.18 REJECT CAUSE VALUES FOR TETRA............................... 284
7.19 STREAMING ERROR CODES ............................................. 284
8 APPENDIX 3 - CELLULAR SYSTEMS ....................................... 293
9 INDEX....................................................................................... 295
1 CHANGES TO THIS VERSION
• Added support for HSUPA measurements.

• Added support for TD-SCDMA.
• Added support for Measurement Tool failure to CAD measurement event.
• Added QNOTE measurement event to support textual service quality reporting.
• Added ADJMEAS measurement event to support adjacent channel measurements.
• Renamed most of the HSDPA parameters. Now parameter names should match better with the
meaning of the parameters. Also added HSDPA prefix to the HSDPA parameters.
• Removed Relative Offset and Channel parameters from the CDMA FINGER measurement event.
• Removed throughput ranges from the RDAS and LDAS measurement events.
2 INTRODUCTION
♦ You should read the following chapters carefully before you start analyzing your measurement files.
This document is a description of the Anite Finland Ltd’s open non-proprietary ASCII file format. All Nemo
tools produce this type of measurement files and the files can be viewed and analyzed using various
methods or tools; e.g., Nemo Outdoor playback functions, Nemo Analyze, or a text editor.
The file format description includes events and event-related parameters for all network technologies that
can be measured with the Nemo tools.
2.1 HOW TO READ THIS DOCUMENT
This document is organized in such a manner that it is easy to locate specific events and parameters. From
the Table of Contents, you will find all events organized in specific groups; e.g., Handover/Handoff events,
GPRS Related events, and Call events. All events and event parameters are listed in the Index table. The
events are also categorized according to different technologies. In other words, if you are looking for all
CDMA events, go to the Index (at the end of this document) and find the keyword CDMA events. Under
that keyword are listed all CDMA related events and the page where that event can be found.
All events and their parameters are presented in table format.
Heading
Event Info table
Parameters table
The Heading displays the event name and event ID. In measurement files, the events are marked with the
event ID only.
The Event Info table presents general information of this event; for example, the cellular system where
this event may occur and the Nemo tools which produce this event. All the events produced by Nemo tools
are listed in this document with the respective parameters. The following information is given for each
event:
• Event ID
• Cellular systems: refers to the networks in which the event is used.
• Mode: refers to the measurement mode in which the event appears. The alternatives are voice call,
data call, data, CS data, PS data, location test, fax, pilot scan, RSSI scan, and frequency scan.
• Recorded: describes the state in which the event is recorded. For voice calls the alternatives are idle
and call active. For circuit switched data calls the alternatives are idle, call active, and data transfer.
For PS data calls (GPRS) the alternatives are idle, attach, packet active, and data transfer. For GSM
the state is idle if the phone is on a control channel and call active if the phone is on a traffic channel.
The diagram below describes the different recording states and the events that initiate the state
transitions.
• Nemo Tools: refers to the Nemo tools that produce the event.
The following information is given for all parameters:

• Name defines the short parameter name displayed, for example, in Nemo Outdoor windows.
• Type: defines the parameter type. The alternatives are integer, string, hex(adecimal data), and float.
• Description of the parameter and possible limits and alternatives. On the first line of this field is stated
the long parameter name. This name is used when selecting parameters to be displayed in the Nemo
Outdoor windows.
♦ Only the event specific parameters are listed here. However, each event also has the time and
location information. But to save space, the time and location parameters are explained only
once in chapter 3.3 Event Structure. The event specific parameters are marked with bold type in
the event examples.
The Parameters table lists all the parameters that belong to this specific event. The number of parameters
differs from one event to another: while one event may have only one parameter, another event may have
as many as ten. Furthermore, the same parameter can appear in several events. For each parameter are
displayed the parameter name, type, and a description of the parameter. If the parameter has been
shaded, it means that this parameter is repeated. In other words, there may appear several of these
parameters in one event.
Finally, an example of how the event might look like in the actual measurement file is given. For example,
this is how you would interpret the example above:
LLCU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 PACCH "UI-CMD" 01 C0 0B ...
The first eight parameters after the event ID are common to all events. For more information on these
common events, see chapter 3.3 Event Structure.
• LLCU = event ID; i.e., this is a LLC Layer Uplink event
• +32.123456 = longitude
• +64.654321 = latitude
• 55 = geodetic height
• 1234 = distance from starting point in meters
• 1 = GPS status
• 8 = number of satellites in view
• 99 = velocity of the test vehicle in km/h
• 12:13:14:156 = time in the following format [Hour]:[Min]:[Sec].[thousands of seconds]
The events that come after the time are event specific parameters. Only these parameters are explained in
the Parameters table after each event. In the examples, the event specific parameters are marked with
bold type to distinguish them from the common parameters.
• PACCH = sub channel name
• "UI-CMD" = LLC message name
• 01 C0 0B… = Contents of the LLC message
In addition, the parameter LLC data has been shaded, which means that it may appear several times in this
event.
3 DESCRIPTION OF THE FILE FORMAT
The file will be an ASCII text format. The file has three logical parts: Header, Events, and Footer. The
header includes, for example, information about the measurement configuration and the test system used.
The footer informs about the normal completion of the measurement.
3.1 HEADER
The header consists of several lines the length and number of which is not defined. First line begins with
“***” characters and all other lines with “#” character. The contents of the header depends on the product
used to generate the measurement file. The beginning of all the header lines (excluding the first one) is
marked with a “#” character and a two character identification sign, which is used to make it easier for the
software to find the needed header line from the file. The event signs are described in the example headers
below.
Contents of the first line of the header is:
*** [pname (id)] [sw ver] [ff ver] [date] [time]
where:
pname = product name of the measurement tool
(id) = possible identification number of the tool
sw ver = software version of the product (major.minor.build)
ff ver = measurement file format version
date = start date of the measurement
time = start time of the measurement
Header parameters in alphabetical order:

#AD Audio test start Delay (seconds)
Defines how long a delay in seconds there is at the beginning of a voice test call before the audio quality
test function is activated.
#AG external Antenna Gain (dBi)

Signal gain achieved by using an external antenna attached to a mobile phone. Value is obtained from the
antenna specifications.
#AS Call attempts if no Service

Indicates if calls were attempted or not while the tool was out of coverage (no service provided).
#AT Audio Test type

Defines which of the audio test options was used during the measurement. Selected option is defined in
the configuration file of the measurement tool.
#BF BTS Filename

File containing base station location information. The extension is always .BTS
#CD Call Duration (seconds)

Determines the test call duration in seconds. The duration timer starts when the call is on a traffic channel.
#CE CEntral meridian

Defines what longitude was used as a central meridian when the map was digitized.
#CF Call list Filename

Specifies the call script (e.g., phone numbers and number of calls) used in call generator/receiver mode.
Extension is always .PHN
#CI Converter version Identification

The converter version identification indicates the original tool and version used for measurement, original
file format version, and converter version used for conversion.
#CL external Cable Loss (dBm)

Signal loss due to the antenna cable when using external antenna attached to a mobile phone. Value is
obtained from the cable specifications.
#CM Call Mode

Determines the mode of test calls. Alternatives are:
Originate: the measurement tool is making the calls
Terminate: the calls are made to the measurement tool
Alternate: the measurement tool is making and receiving calls alternatively
Markov: the measurement tool makes Markov calls
Data: the measurement tool makes data test calls sending a file to FS
Fax: the measurement tool makes a fax test call sending to FS as many lines of fax as it can
during the call duration defined with parameter Call Duration.
#CS Channel Style

Channel style identifies which channel style was used during the measurement.
#CT tker (coordinate conversion type)

Sets the coordinate conversion to either to Gauss-Kruger or UTM conversion
#DA Delay between call Attempts

Indicates the delay in seconds between two consecutive call attempts.
#DM Delay between call Mode used

Indicates the delay mode (calls or attempts) used between two consecutive test calls.
#EF f (inverse of Earth Flattening)

Sets the inverse of earth flattening parameter value used in coordinate computations.
#EI Equipment Identity

This value is unique for each piece of equipment. For GSM and UMTS systems this is same as IMEI
(International Mobile Equipment Identity).
#ER a (Equator Radius)

Sets the equator radius (in meters) parameter value used in coordinate computations.
#FE False Easting

Value to falsely shift rectangular coordinate at the selected central meridian. Used to avoid negative
coordinates.
#FG FSS external antenna Gain (dBi)

Signal gain achieved by using external antenna attached to the frequency scanner. Value is obtained from
the antenna specifications.
#FL FSS external cable Loss (dBm)

Signal loss due to the antenna cable when using external antenna attached to a frequency scanner. Value
is obtained from the cable specifications.
#FS Field Strength scanner

The Field Strength Scanner device identifies the used scanning device (e.g., DTI, GSM900, GSM1800).
#FW FSS average Window

Defines the number of measurement results used to compute the stored value.
#HV Handler Version

Defines the handler version that was used when generating the file.
#HW device HardWare version
#ID ID tag for simultaneous measurement files

The identification tag is generated by using Windows® GUID functions. It is used to identify all
simultaneously generated measurement files made by one measurement tool.
#MF Map Filename

Defines the map file used during measurement.
#MT Mobile Type

Describes the type of mobile phone used in measurements.
#NF RXLEV update rate (No GPS Fix available)

Defines how many RXLevel results are used to compute the RXLevel value (average) recorded with RXL
event while GPS fix is not available.
#NN Network Name

Specifies the name of the measured network, given by the user in the configuration file.
#NS North to South shift

Offset parameter used to correct rectangular coordinates in south-north direction.
#NT Network Type

Measured cellular system. Depends on the measurement tool used. Either given in the configuration file or
determined according to the phone type.
#PC Packet Capture state

The value is “Enabled” when the TCP/IP packet logging is enabled. Otherwise “Disabled”. Log file is stored
in the same directory as the measurement file and the log file name is the same as the measurement file
with the appendix “.pcap”. For example measurement.dt1 -> measurement.dt1.pcap.
#PN test call Phone Number

Phone number to which the test calls were made.
#SC SCtas (map scale factor)

Defines the map scale factor if very old maps were used to digitize the maps.
#SI Subscriber Identity

This value is unique for each user. For GSM and UMTS systems this is same as IMSI (International Mobile
Subscriber Identity).
#SM Scanning Mode

Scanning modes are:
RSSI Average,
RSSI Maximum,
RSSI Minimum,
RSSI Standard deviation,
RSSI 10 percentile,
RSSI 50 percentile,
RSSI 90 percentile,
EC/I0 Average
#SS Sample Size

Sample size identifies the number of samples used for one measurement value. Sample size range is 1 ...
65535.
#ST Scanner Type

Describes the type of scanning receiver used in measurements.
#SW device SoftWare version
#TB Time Between calls (seconds)

Defines the time (in seconds) waited after terminating a test call before the next test call is made.
#TC Test Call script

Defines the call script that was used during measurements.
#UT gap to UTC (hours)

Defines the time difference (in hours, -12 ... 12) to UTC time achieved from GPS and local time.
#WC Wideband Channels

Lists the wideband (5MHz) channels that are measured.
#WE West to East shift

Offset parameter used to correct rectangular coordinates in west-east direction.
#XP xptas (S-N rectangular coordinate at equator)

Sets the south-north rectangular coordinate value (in meters) at the equator.
#YF RXLEV update rate (GPS fix available)

Defines how many RXLevel results are used to compute the RXLevel value (average) recorded with RXL
event while GPS fix is available
3.2 FOOTER
A footer has only one line. The line begins with “***” characters and the contents of it is:
*** [pname (id)] [sw ver] ff ver [ff ver] [date] [time]
where:
pname = product name of the measurement tool
(id) = possible identification number of the tool
sw ver = software version of the product (major.minor)
ff ver = measurement file format version
date = end date of the measurement
time = end time of the measurement
3.3 EVENT STRUCTURE
An event is an ASCII string that has an unspecified length. All events are separated from each other with
the “new line” character. Different fields in each event are separated from each other by the space
character. Each event can have different parameters that are to be stored after coordinate and time
information on the same line. This document describes the initial set of events and their parameters.
However, new events or event parameters can be added to the file format later on. If event parameter
string contains spaces, that individual parameter string must be placed between quotation marks.
[event ID] [coordinates] [time] [event parameters]
Example:
[ID] [coordinates ] [time ] [event parameters]
RXL +000.0000 +000.0000 000 000 00 00 01:11:46.120 11 22 33 44 55 ...
3.3.1 COORDINATES
Coordinates are presented in the following format:
[longitude] [latitude] [height] [distance] [GPS status] [number of satellites] [velocity]
Example:
longitude latitude H D QS V
+32.123422 +64.222211 10 1234 1 8 105
Where H is geodetic height, D is distance from start point in meters, Q is quality of GPS data, S is number
of satellites received, and V is the velocity of the measurement vehicle in km/h. When Q equals one (1),
coordinates are achieved with GPS; when Q equals two (2), coordinates are achieved with DGPS; when Q
equals three (3), coordinates are achieved with DR; when Q equals four (4), coordinates are achieved with
GPS receiver estimation; and if Q equals zero (0), coordinates are last received coordinates (no GPS fix). If
measurements are done without GPS receiver, these parameters are set to zero (0).
3.3.2 TIME
Time is presented in the following format:
[Hour]:[Min]:[Sec].[thousands of seconds]
Example:
HH:MM:SS.mSS
12:31:59.999
3.3.3 EVENT PARAMETERS
An event specifies what parameters or values are presented in each specific case. The parameter field
should stay unchanged. If additions are needed, new parameters must be added to the end of the event:
Example:
Old event CAA [call type] [count] [phone number]
New event CAA [call type] [count] [phone number] [new parameter]
4 MEASUREMENT FILE NAMING
Measurement files are named in different tools as follows:

4.1 NEMO OUTDOOR/INDOOR
Name
• Length and format according to Windows® naming rules
• Given by the user or automatically generated by Nemo Outdoor/Indoor
Extension
• where n is the number of the phone used for measuring (generated by the tool),
• DTn, for Digital Trace mode calls, n=1 ... 4
• FSn, for Frequency scanning with a scanner, n=1 ... 4
• FTn, for Frequency scanning with a mobile, n=1 ... 4
5 EVENTS
In the following chapters are described the events that may appear in measurements performed with Nemo
tools.
5.1 CALL EVENTS
5.1.1 CALL ATTEMPT (CAA)
Event ID CAA
Cellular All
systems
Mode Voice call, data call
Recorded Idle
Recorded when call attempted (SEND key
pressed)
Nemo Tools Nemo Outdoor, Nemo Handy
Parameters
Name Type Description
Call type Integer Call type
1 = Voice call
3 = Data call
4 = Fax call
5 = Dial-up based data call
6 = Loopback call (CDMA)
7 = Video call
8 = Push-to-talk
9 = Push-to-talk between mobiles (TETRA)
#MOC Integer Number of mobile originated calls during
session
The ordinal number of the calls originated
during a measurement session
Number String Called number
Phone number in which to make the call.
NA if phone number is not available.
Example:
CAA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 45 12345678
5.1.2 INCOMING CALL (CAI)
Event ID CAI
Cellular All
systems
Recorded Idle
Recorded when setup message has arrived from
the network. Setup is used instead of paging
request, because the information of the call type
(voice or data; voice is only acceptable here) is first
available in the setup messaging.
Parameters
Call type Integer Call type
1 = Voice call
2 = Markov call (CDMA)
3 = Data call
4 = Fax call
7 = Video call
8 = Push-to-talk
9 = Push-to-talk between mobiles (TETRA)
#MTC Integer Number of mobile terminated calls during
session
The ordinal number of the calls terminated
during a measurement session
Number String Calling number
Phone number from which the call is
originated. NA if phone number is not
available.
Example:
CAI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 23 12345678
5.1.3 CALL CONNECT SUCCESS (CAC)
Event ID CAC
Cellular All
systems
Recorded Call active
Recorded on three different stages of call
establishment
Parameters
Call status Integer Call connecting status
1 = Accessed to a dedicated traffic channel
2 = Alerting
3 = Called party answered
4 = Dial-up connection established
Call att. Integer Call attempt time
time Time (in seconds) elapsed from call attempt
to reaching the state
TN Integer Number of current timeslot
In systems where this is not available, value
is set to -1. NOTE: In case of HSCSD data
test call, used timeslots are listed in a DCHI
event.
Example:
CAC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 3 0
5.1.4 CALL FAILED (CAF)
Event ID CAF
Cellular All
systems
Recorded Idle
Recorded when there was a timeout or call release
before TCH connection achieved. Recorded on
timeout after CAA or CAI event when no service
available.
Parameters
CS fail. Integer CS call attempt failure status
status 1 = Timeout before connection
2 = Call was released before connection
3 = Service not available (call attempt is
made when MS is not in coverage area)
4 = Incoming call not received
5 = Test system failure (excluded from
Quality Survey Reports)
6 = SDCCH blocking (GSM) (MS sends
CHANNEL REQUEST, but network does
not send IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT to
the MS during “Call Attempt Timeout”)
7 = TCH blocking (GSM) (network does not
send ASSIGNMENT COMMAND during
“Call Attempt Timeout”)
8 = RRC connection failed
9 = Radio bearer setup failed
11 = Reserved
20 = PPP error
CS fail. Integer CS call failure time
time Time (in seconds) elapsed from call attempt
or call receiving to failing
CS fail. Integer CS call failure cause
cause If call fails due to dial-up connection error
(failure status 20), the value is an OS RAS
cause (see chapter 7.8 for a list of OS RAS
cause values). Otherwise CC cause code.
See chapter 7.3 for a list of possible CC
causes for GSM/UMTS. See chapter 7.5 for
a list of possible CC causes for TETRA.
Value is set –1 if cause code is not available.
Example:
CAF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 25
5.1.5 CALL DISCONNECT (CAD)
Event ID CAD
Cellular All
systems
Recorded Idle
Recorded when back on control channel or
dropped out of service
Parameters
CS disc. Integer CS call disconnect status
status 1 = Normal disconnect
2 = Dropped call. (i.e., network release)
3 = Dropped out of service.
4 = Dropped during handover/handoff/hard
handover
5 = Test system failure (excluded from
Quality Survey Reports)
6 = Transfer timeout during data or fax test
call
7 = Protocol error during data or fax test call
8 = Transfer failed during data or fax test call
9 = Modem connection failure.
Dedicated connection already achieved
10= Network busy (GSM)
When network has not sent ALERT or
CONNECT message before it sends
DISCONNECT message
11 = Voice quality synchronization lost
20= PPP Error
CS call dur. Integer CS call duration
Time (in hh:mm:ss) elapsed from call
attempt to return to control channel
CS disc. Integer CS call disconnect cause
cause If call is dropped due to a dial-up connection
error (status code 20), the value is an OS
RAS cause (see chapter 7.8 for a list of OS
RAS cause values).
See chapter 7.3 for a list of possible CC

causes for GSM/UMTS. See chapter 7.5 for
a list of possible CC causes for TETRA.
Value is set –1 if cause code is not available.
Example:
CAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 00:02:01 16
5.2 DATA EVENTS
5.2.1 DATA CONNECTION ATTEMPT (DAA)
Event ID DAA
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded Call active, Packet active
Recorded when data connection is attempted to
server.
Parameters
Data Integer Data transfer protocol
protocol 0 = Nemo protocol using modem connection
(not used anymore)
1 = Nemo procotol using TCP
2 = Nemo protocol using UDP
3 = FTP
4 = HTTP
5 = SMTP
6 = POP3
7 = MMS
8 = WAP 1.0
9 = Streaming
10 = WAP 2.0
11 = HTTP browsing
Host String Data transfer host address
address The address where connection is attempted.
When proxy is used this is the proxy address
and when proxy is not used this is the
destination server address. String format is
preferred if possible. Double quotes are used
around the host name.
Host port Integer Data transfer host port
IP port.
Example:
DAA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 “nemotechnologies.com” 224
5.2.2 DATA CONNECTION SUCCESS (DAC)
Event ID DAC
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded when data connect received from server
Parameters
Conn. time Integer Data connection establishment time
Time (in seconds) elapsed from data
connection attempt to connection with
Data Tester.
Conn. rate DL Integer Data connection rate downlink
Connection rate in bit/s assigned by the
network
Value is set –1 if not available.
Conn. rate UL Integer Data connection rate uplink
Connection rate in bit/s assigned by the
network
Value is set –1 if not available.
Example:
DAC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 23 9600 -1
5.2.3 DATA CONNECTION FAILED (DAF)
Event ID DAF
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded after DAA event when connection
attempt fails.
Parameters
Data fail. Integer Data connection failure status
status 1 = User abort
2 = Socket opening error (Socket cause)
3 = Protocol error or timeout
5 = Reserved
Data fail. time Integer Data connection establishment failure
time
Time from attempt to failure in seconds.
Data fail. Integer Data connection failure cause
cause Cause code returned by operating
system socket subsystem or transfer
protocol subsystem. -1 if not available.
See chapter 7.11 for a list of possible
socket error codes.
protocol errors.
Example:
DAF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 5 -1
5.2.4 DATA DISCONNECT (DAD)
Event ID DAD
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded when data connection is disconnected.
Parameters
Data disc. Integer Data disconnect status
status 1 = Normal data disconnect
2 = Socket error (Socket cause)
11 = Reserved
Conn. Integer Data connection duration
duration Time from attempt to disconnect in seconds.
Disc. cause Integer Data disconnect cause
Cause code returned by operating system
socket subsystem or transfer protocol
subsystem. -1 if not available.
See chapter 7.11 for a list of possible socket
error codes.
protocol errors.
Example:
DAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 -1
5.2.5 DATA TRANSFER REQUEST (DREQ)
Event ID DREQ
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded Data transfer
Recorded when data transfer is requested from
server
Parameters for Nemo test protocol

(not used anymore)
1 = Nemo protocol using TCP
Transf. dir. Integer Data transfer direction
1 = Uplink
2 = Downlink
File size Integer Transferred file size
Amount of data to be transferred in bytes
Packet size Integer Data transfer packet size
Packet size used in data transfer in bytes
Rate limit Integer Data transfer bit rate limit
Transfer rate limit used in the transfer, -1 if
not available (or unlimited).
Ping size Integer Ping packet size
Ping packet size is the size of the ping
packet in bytes. The value also determines
the size of the reply packet.
Ping rate Integer Ping rate
Ping rate determines the delay between two
consecutive ping requests in milliseconds.
Ping Integer Ping timeout
timeout Ping timeout determines the maximum time
in milliseconds between a ping request and
the reply. If this time is exceeded, ping
measurement event is created using the
timeout parameter (=-1).
Parameters for FTP and HTTP

protocol 3 = FTP
4 = HTTP
1 = Uplink
2 = Downlink
Amount of data to be transferred in bytes.
Filename String Data transfer filename
Requested filename in double quotes.
Transf. att. Integer Data transfer attempt number
#
Parameters for SMTP and POP3

protocol 5 = SMTP
6 = POP3
1 = Uplink
2 = Downlink
Requested data transfer filename in double
quotes.
Parameters for MMS

protocol 7 = MMS
1 = Uplink
2 = Downlink
MMS filename in double quotes.
Parameters for WAP 1.0 and 2.0

protocol 8 = WAP 1.0
10 = WAP 2.0
2 = Downlink
Downloaded filename in double quotes.
Parameters for Streaming protocol

protocol 9 = Streaming
2 = Downlink
Filename Integer Data transfer filename
Parameters for HTTP browsing

protocol 11 = HTTP browsing
2 = Downlink
Example:
DREQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 –1 128 50000 32 15000 10000
5.2.6 DATA TRANSFER COMPLETED (DCOMP)
Event ID DCOMP
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded Data Transfer
Recorded when data transfer is stopped.
Parameters
protocol 0 = Nemo protocol using modem connection.
(not used anymore)
3 = FTP
4 = HTTP
5 = SMTP
6 = POP3
7 = MMS
8 = WAP 1.0
9 = Streaming
10 = WAP 2.0
11 = HTTP browsing
Transf. Integer Data transfer status
status 1 = Transfer successful
2 = Socket error
Fail. cause Integer Data transfer failure cause
Cause code returned by operating system
socket subsystem or transfer protocol
subsystem. -1 if not available.
See chapter 7.10 for a list of possible data
transfer failure cause codes.
See chapter 7.11 for a list of possible socket
error codes.
See chapter 7.15 for a list of possible MMS
error codes.
Streaming cause codes.
IP service Integer IP service access time
access time Time in milliseconds from DREQ to moment
when socket connection has been
established and first data packet is send.
IP Integer IP termination time
termination Time in milliseconds from last data packet to
time the DCOMP when all connections has been
terminated and data transfer is finished.
Example:
DCOMP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 -1 -1 -1
5.2.7 DATA THROUGHPUT (DAS)
Event ID DAS
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Intermediate results recorded periodically during
data transfer. Transfer average results recorded
once immediately after DCOMP or DAD event.
Parameters
TPut status Integer Throughput status
1 = intermediate result
2 = connection (from DAC to DAD) total
result
3 = transfer (from DREQ to DCOMP) total
result
App. rate Integer Application throughput uplink
UL Data transfer rate in bits per second
(average if status is 2 or 3). Value is set to -1
if not available.
App. rate Integer Application throughput downlink
DL Data transfer rate in bits per second
(average if status is 2 or 3). Value is set to -1
if not available.
Sent bytes Integer Transferred bytes uplink
Cumulative amount of data transferred in
bytes in uplink direction.
Receiv. Integer Transferred bytes downlink
bytes DL Cumulative amount of data transferred in
bytes in downlink direction.
Example:
DAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 8700 -1 10000 -1
5.2.8 PACKET ERROR RATE (PER)
Event ID PER
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded periodically during data transfers.
Nemo Tools Nemo Outdoor
Parameters
PER UL Float Packet error rate uplink
PER value calculated by measurement
system. Values range from 0 to 100 (%)
Value is –1 if not available.
PER DL Float Packet error rate downlink
PER value calculated by measurement
system. Values range from 0 to 100 (%)
Value is –1 if not available.
Example:
PER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 -1
5.2.9 PING SESSION REQUEST (PREQ)
Event ID PREQ
Cellular All
systems
Mode PS Data, CS Data
Recorded when ping measurement session is
started.
Parameters:
Ping Integer Ping protocol
1 = Nemo procotol using TCP
3 = ICMP
Ping host String Ping host address
Target host for the ping session. String
format is preferred if possible. Double quotes
are used around the host name.
Ping packet size is the size of the ping
packet in bytes. The value also determines
the size of the reply packet.
Ping rate Integer Ping rate
Ping rate determines the delay between two
consecutive ping requests in milliseconds.
Ping Integer Ping timeout
timeout Ping timeout determines the maximum time
in milliseconds between a ping request and
the reply. If this time is exceeded, ping
measurement event is created using the
timeout parameter (=-1).
Example:
PREQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 "127.0.0.1" 32 1000 10000
5.2.10 PING SESSION COMPLETED (PCOMP)
Event ID PCOMP
Cellular All
systems
Mode PS Data, CS Data
Recorded when ping measurement session is
stopped.
Parameters
Ping protocol Integer Ping protocol
0 = Nemo protocol using modem connection
3 = ICMP
Ping status Integer Ping session status
1 = Session successful
2 = Socket error
Ping fail. Integer Ping session failure cause
cause Cause code returned by operating system
socket subsystem. -1 if not available.
Example:
PCOMP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 1 -1
5.2.11 PING (PING)
Event ID PING
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded only during packet data tests.
Intermediate results recorded periodically during a
data transfer. Each product defines intermediate
recording interval in seconds separately.
Parameters
Size of the packet. This will affect the delay
of the packet transfer so it is recorded here.
Values range from 0 to 100 000.
Ping RTT Integer Ping round trip time
Delay time in milliseconds. Value is –1 if a
timeout occurs.
Example:
PING +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 128 350
5.2.12 DATA STREAM STATUS (DSS)
Event ID DSS
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded when data stream information changes.
Parameters for Streaming protocol

protocol 9 = Streaming
Stream Integer Stream state
state 1 = Stopped
2 = Buffering
3 = Streaming
Stream Integer Stream bandwith
bandwith Non-measured stream throughput in bits per
second that have to be used to be able to
receive data stream without breaks.
Example:
DSS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 9 3 112800
5.3 MEASUREMENT EVENTS
5.3.1 RX LEVEL (RXL)
Event ID RXL
Cellular GSM, AMPS, DAMPS, NAMPS, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when measurement sample is received
from mobile
Parameters for GSM

System Integer Cellular system
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
ARFCN Integer Channel number
Channel number used
BSIC Integer Base station identification code
-1 if not available. The values range from 0
to 63.
RxLev full Integer RX level full
255 if not available. The values range from
-120 to -10.
RxLev sub Integer RX level sub
-120 to -10.
C1 Integer C1
Signed. -100 if not available.
C2 Integer C2
nARFCN Integer Neighbor channel number
nBSIC Integer Neighbor base station identification code
nRxLev Integer Neighbor RX level
nC1 Integer Neighbor C1.
-100 if not available.
nC2 Integer Neighbor C2 . -100 if not available.
Parameters for DAMPS, NAMPS, and AMPS

4 = AMPS 800
5 = DAMPS 800
6 = DAMPS 1900
9 = NAMPS 800
Channel Integer Channel number
Channel number used.
DCC Integer Digital color code
-1 if not available
RSSI Integer RSSI
-120 to -10.
nSystem Integer Neighbor cellular system
nCh Integer Neighbor channel number
nDCC Integer Neighbor digital color code.
nRXL Integer Neighbor RX level
Example:
RXL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 55 27 -88 –88 33 33 77 27 –96 ...
5.3.2 ENHANCED RX LEVEL (ERXL)
Event ID ERXL
Cellular GSM, UMTS, TETRA, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile
Parameters for GSM and UMTS

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
#Chs Integer Number of channels
Number of channels in the event. For GSM
systems the first channel is the serving cell
channel and the rest are neighboring
channels.
Params / Integer Number of parameters per channel
ch The parameter tells how many entries there
are per channel. This value is currently 16.
BSIC Integer Base station identification code. The values
range from 0 to 63.
RxLev full Integer RX level full
-120 to -10.
RxLev sub Integer RX level sub
-120 to -10.
C1 Integer C1
C2 Integer C2
C31 Integer C31
C32 Integer C32
HCS Integer HCS priority class
priority Values range from 0 to 7.
HCS thr. Integer HCS threshold
Values range from –48dBm to –110dBm.
255 if not available.
CI Integer Cell identification

Values range from 0 to 65535.
LAC Integer Location area code
RAC Integer Routing area code
Srxlev Integer Neighbor Srxlev
S criteria (based on RX level). This value is
only available during the UMTS mode.
Values range from –107 to 90. 255 if not
available.
Hrxlev Integer Neighbor Hrxlev
H criteria (based on RX level). This value is
available.
Rrxlev Integer Neighbor Rrxlev
R criteria (based on RX level). This value is
available.
Parameters for TETRA

11 = TETRA
Number of channels in the event. The first
channel is the serving cell channel and the
rest are neighboring channels.
Band Integer Band value
RSSI Integer RSSI
RSSI value in dBm. Values range from -111
to –10. 255 if not available.
C1 Integer C1
C1 value in dB. Values range from –15 to 50.
C2 Integer C2
C2 value in dB. Values range from –15 to 50.
–100 if not available.
CC Integer Color code
Values range from 0 to 63. -1 if not available.
Parameters for WLAN and GAN WLAN

32 = GAN WLAN
35 = WLAN
Number of channels in the event. For GAN
the first channel is the serving cell channel
and the rest are neighboring channels.
Quality Float WLAN quality
WLAN quality in percentage. Values range
from 0 to 100. -1 if not available.
Channel Integer WLAN channel number
number Values range from 0 to 14. -1 if not available.
WLAN Float WLAN RSSI

RSSI Signal strength in dBm. Values range from
20 to -110dBm. 255 if not available.
WLAN String WLAN service set identifier
SSID Case sensitive string in double quotes.
Empty string if not available.
WLAN String WLAN MAC address
MAC addr. Six colon separated hex values in double
quotes. Empty string if not available.
Example:
ERXL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2 8 55 27 –88 –88 33 33 33 33 59000 24000 1 255
255 255 77 27 –96 –96 33 33 33 33 59001 24000 1 255 255 255
5.3.3 ADJACENT CHANNEL MEASUREMENT (ADJMEAS)
Event ID ADJMEAS
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
#header Integer Number of header parameters.
params Currently this value is 0.
Number of channels in the event.
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per channel
Ch Integer C/A measurement channel number
C/A Float C/A minimum
minimum Carrier to adjacent channel ratio between
center channel and stronger adjacent
channel.
Value range from -100.0 to 100.0 dB.
255.0 if not available.
RSSI Float C/A measurement RSSI
Signal strength for center channel.
The values range from -120.0 to -10.0 dBm.
C/A -1 Float C/A -1
Ratio between center channel and ch-1.
RSSI -1 Float C/A measurement RSSI -1
The value range from -120 to 10.0 dBm.
C/A +1 Float C/A +1
Ratio between center channel and ch+1.
RSSI +1 Float C/A measurement RSSI +1

C/A -2 Float C/A -2
Ratio between center channel and ch-2.
RSSI -2 Float C/A measurement RSSI -2
C/A +2 Float C/A +2
Ratio between center channel and ch+2.
RSSI +2 Float C/A measurement RSSI +2
Example:
ADJMEAS 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 13:31:37.784 2 0 1 11 597 17.0 -60.0 17.0 -77.0 21.0 -81.0 11.0
-71.0 49.0 -109.0
5.3.4 EC/I0 (ECI0)
Event ID ECI0
Cellular cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile
Parameters for cdmaOne and CDMA 1x

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
Carrier Integer Carrier number
RX power Integer RX power
Values range from 30 to -120 dBm.
Params / Integer Number of parameters per pilot
pilot The parameter tells how many entries there
are per pilot.
Act. set Integer Active set size
size Number of pilots in active set. The values
range from 1 to 6.
PN Integer Pilot number active set
Set Integer Set information
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float Ec/I0 active set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer Walsh code active set
Walsh code used, available only for active
set. If not available, set to -1.
Cand. set Integer Candidate set size
size Number of pilots in candidate set. The
values range from 0 to 6.
PN Integer Pilot number candidate set
Set Integer Set information.

0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float Ec/I0 candidate set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer Walsh code candidate set
Neigh. set Integer Neighbor set size
size Number of pilots in neighbor set. The values
range from 0 to 24.
PN Integer Pilot number neighbor set
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float Ec/I0 neighbor set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer Walsh code neighbor set
Rem. set Integer Remainder set size
size Number of pilots in remainder set. The
PN Integer Pilot number remainder set
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float Ec/I0 remainder set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer Walsh code remainder set
Parameters for CDMA EV

27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
Packet Integer Packet carrier number
carrier
RX power Integer 1xEVDO RX power
Values range from 30 to -120 dBm.
pilot The parameter tells how many entries there
are per pilot.
Act. set Integer 1xEVDO active set size
size Number of pilots in active set. The values
range from 1 to 6.
PN Integer 1xEVDO pilot number active set
Set Integer 1xEVDO set information
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float 1xEVDO Ec/I0 active set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer 1xEVDO walsh code active set
Cand. set Integer 1xEVDO candidate set size
size Number of pilots in candidate set. The
PN Integer 1xEVDO pilot number candidate set
Set Integer 1xEVDO set information.
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float 1xEVDO Ec/I0 candidate set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer 1xEVDO walsh code candidate set
Neigh. set Integer 1xEVDO neighbor set size

size Number of pilots in neighbor set. The values
range from 0 to 24.
PN Integer 1xEVDO pilot number neighbor set
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float 1xEVDO Ec/I0 neighbor set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer 1xEVDO walsh code neighbor set
Rem. set Integer 1xEVDO remainder set size
size Number of pilots in remainder set. The
PN Integer 1xEVDO pilot number remainder set
0 = Active
1 = Candidate
2 = Neighbor
3 = Remainder
Ec/I0 Float 1xEVDO Ec/I0 remainder set
-35 to 3.
Walsh Integer 1xEVDO walsh code remainder set
Example:
ECIO +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156
5.3.5 RX QUALITY (RXQ)
Event ID RXQ
Cellular GSM, DAMPS
systems
Mode All
Recorded when mobile phone reports the
information. RXQ value is written to output file only
when the value is changed from the previous value
Parameters for GSM

RxQual full Integer RX quality full
Quality value reported when DTX is inactive.
Values range from 0 to 7. Set to -1 if not
available.
RxQual sub Integer RX quality sub
Quality value reported when DTX is active.
Values range from 0 to 7. Set to -1 if not
available.
Example:
RXQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 0
Parameters for DAMPS

BER class Integer BER class
BER class value reported by mobile. Values
range from 0 to 7. Set to -1 if not available.
Reserved Integer Reserved
Example:
RXQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2
5.3.6 PACKET CHANNEL RX QUALITY (PRXQ)
Event ID PRXQ
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Attach, Packet active
information. PRXQ value is written to output file
only when the value is changed from the previous
value
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
RxQual Integer RX quality
C value Integer C value
Values range from –120dBm to –48dBm.
SIGN_VAR Float Signal variance
Values range from 0dB² to 15.75dB². 255 if
not available.
#TSL Integer Number of timeslot results
results
TSL interf. Float Timeslot interference
Timeslot interference level relative to C
value. Values range from 0dB to –28dB. 255
if not available.
Example:
PRXQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 0 –80 0 8 255 255 255 255 255 255 -20 –20
5.3.7 FRAME ERROR RATE (FER)
Event ID FER
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information
Parameters for GSM

FER full Integer Frame error rate full
Reported by mobile. Values range from 0 to
100 (%)
FER sub Integer Frame error rate sub
Reported by mobile. This value is calculated
as the ration of erroneous frames to the
number of sent frames.
Values range from 0 to 100 (%)
FER TCH Integer Frame error rate TCH
Reported by mobile. This calculation is
based only on TCH frames.
Example:
FER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 0 10 15
5.3.8 ENHANCED FRAME ERROR RATE (EFER)
Event ID EFER
Cellular cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x, UMTS TD-
systems SCDMA
Mode All
Recorded Always
information

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
FER (dec) Float Total frame error rate (decimal)
Total (fundamental channel + supplemental
channe) frame error rate value reported by
mobile. Values range from 0 to 100 (%)
FER F-FCH Float Frame error rate F-FCH
Reported by mobile. Values range from 0
to 100 (%)
FER F-SCH Float Frame error rate F-SCH
Reported by mobile. Values range from 0
to 100 (%). –1.0 if not available (IS-95)
FER target Float Frame error rate target F-FCH
F-FCH
FER target Float Frame error rate target F-SCH
F-SCH
Example:
EFER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 15 2.0 2.0 0.0

27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
FER (dec) Float Total frame error rate (decimal)
Example:
EFER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156
Parameters for UMTS TD-SCDMA

36 = UMTS TD-SCDMA 2000
FER Float Frame error rate
Value range from 0.0 to 100.0 %.
-1.0 if not available.
5.3.9 MS POWER (MSP)
Event ID MSP
Cellular GSM, DAMPS, AMPS
systems
Mode All
Recorded when the mobile phone reports the
information. MSP event is written to the output file
value
Parameters
MSP Integer MS power level
Reported mobile station power level class
Values range from 0 to 32 (GSM)
Values range from 0 to 15 (DAMPS)
Values range from 0 to 3 (AMPS)
Example:
MSP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 5
5.3.10 RADIO LINK TIMEOUT (RLT)
Event ID RLT
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
information. RLT event is written to output file only
when value is changed from previous value.
Parameters
RLT Integer Radio link timeout
Example:
RLT +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 20
5.3.11 TIMING ADVANCE (TAD)
Event ID TAD
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Call active, Packet active, Attach
information. TAD event is written to the output file
value.
Parameters
TA Integer Timing advance
Reported timing advance. Values range from
0 to 63.
Example:
TAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1
5.3.12 ENHANCED TIMING ADVANCE (ETAD)
Event ID ETAD
Cellular UMTS TD-SCDMA
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Recorded when the mobile reports the information.

Timing Float Timing advance in chips
advance Value range from -16.000 to 240.000 chips.
Example:
ETAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 36 8.000
5.3.13 TIMING ALIGNMENT (TAL)
Event ID TAL
Cellular DAMPS
systems
Mode All
information. TAL event is written to the output file
value.
Parameters
TAL Integer Timing alignment
Reported timing alignment. Values range
from 0 to 30.
Example:
TAL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1
5.3.14 DOWNLINK SIGNALING COUNTER (DSC)
Event ID DSC
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters
DSC Integer Downlink signaling counter current
current Values range from 0 to 45.
DSC max Integer Downlink signaling counter maximum
Example:
DSC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 20 35
5.3.15 BIT ERROR PROBABILITY (BEP)
Event ID BEP
Cellular GSM (EGPRS)
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the mobile reports the information.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
GMSK Float BEP mean GMSK %
MEAN_BEP Values range from 0 to 100.
%
GMSK Float BEP CV GMSK %
CV_BEP % Values range from 0 to 1.75.
8-PSK Float BEP mean 8-PSK %
%
8-PSK Float BEP CV 8-PSK %
CV_BEP % Values range from 0 to 1.75.
GMSK Integer BEP mean class GMSK
GMSK Integer BEP CV class GMSK
CV_BEP Values range from 0 to 7.
8-PSK Integer BEP mean class 8-PSK
8-PSK Integer BEP CV class 8-PSK
CV_BEP Values range from 0 to 7.
Example:
BEP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 60 0.5 70 0.6 31 4 30 4
5.3.16 CARRIER PER INTERFERENCE (CI)
Event ID CI
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Parameters for GSM

System Integer Cellular System
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
Ch C/I Float Channel C/I.
Values range from -10 to 40 dB.
#TSL C/I Integer Number of timeslot C/I result values.
values
TSL C/I Float Timeslot C/I.
Values range from -10 to 40 dB.
Example:
CI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 55 27 -88 ...
5.3.17 TX POWER CONTROL (TXPC)
Event ID TXPC
Cellular UMTS, cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x, TETRA
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Parameters for UMTS FDD

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
33 = UMTS FDD 2100-IV
34 = UMTS FDD 900
TX power Integer TX power
Values range from –99 to 99 dBm.
Pwr ctrl alg. Integer TX power control algorithm
0 = power control algorithm 1
1 = power control algorithm 2
Pwr ctrl step Integer TX power control step size
Values range from 1 to 2 dB.
Compr. Integer Compressed mode.
mode 0 = No compressed mode
1 = Compressed mode.
#UL pwr up Integer Number of "UL power up" commands
Number of received "UL power up"
commands (BTS Æ mobile).
#UL pwr Integer Number of "UL power down" commands
down Number of received "UL power down"
UL pwr up % Float Percentage of “UL Power Up” commands
In percentage the number of “UL power up”
commands from all commands. If this value
is 100%, all commands request to increase
power. Values range from 0 to 100.
Example:
TXPC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10 0 1 0 750 750 50

TX power Float TX power
Values range from –53.0 to 33.0 dBm.
Parameters for cdmaOne, CDMA EV, and CDMA 1x

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
0 = 1.0 dB
1 = 0.5 dB
2 = 0.25 dB
#UL pwr up Integer Number of "UL power up" commands
Number of received "UL power up"
#UL pwr Integer Number of "UL power down" commands
down Number of received "UL power down"
UL pwr up % Float Percentage of “UL Power Up” commands
In percentage the number of “UL power up”
TX adjust Float Closed loop adjustment value
Closed loop adjustment value in dB.
Values range from 0 to -30.
TX pwr limit Float TX power limit
Upper limit on TX power in dBm. Values
range from 0 to 40.
Example:
TXPC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156

11 = TETRA
MS transmit power in dBm. Values range
from 15dBm to 45dBm.
Pwr ctrl alg. Integer TX power control algorithm
0 = Open loop power control
1 = Closed loop power control
TX pwr. Float TX power change in dBm. Values range
change from –30dBm to 30dBm.
Example:
TXPC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 11 35.0 -1 255.0
5.3.18 RX POWER CONTROL (RXPC)
Event ID RXPC
Cellular UMTS, cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
SIR target Float Signal-to-interference ratio target
Current target SIR at update time in dB.
Values range from –32 to 30.
SIR Float Signal-to-interference ratio
Values range from –32 to 30 dB
BS div. state Integer BS diversity state
Base Station TX closed loop diversity state.
0 = not active
1 = closed loop mode 1
2 = closed loop mode 2
#DL pwr up Integer Number of "downlink power up" commands
Number of sent "downlink power up"
commands (mobile Æ BTS).
#DL pwr Integer Number of "downlink power down"
down commands
Number of sent "downlink power down"
DL pwr up % Float Percentage of “DL Power Up” commands
In percentage the number of “DL Power
Up” commands from all commands. If this
value is 100%, all commands request to
increase power. Values range from 0 to
100.
DPC mode Integer DL power control mode
0 = Unique TPC command in each slot
1 = Same TPC command repeated over
three slots
Example:
RXPC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 255 255 -5.0 -10.0 0 750 750 50 0

#Headers Integer Number of header parameters. Currently

this value is 2.
SIR target Float Signal-to-interference ratio target
Current target SIR at update time in dB.
Values range from –11.0 dB to 20.0 dB.
SIR Float Signal-to-interference ratio
Values range from –11.0 dB to 20.0 dB.
#Timeslots Integer Number of timeslots

Value range from 0 to 7.
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per timeslot.
timeslot Currently this value is 3.
Timeslot Integer Timeslot
ISCP Float ISCP
Interference signal code power.
Value range from -116.0 dB to -25.0 dB.
RSCP Float RSCP
DPCH received signal code power.
Value range from -116.0 dB to -25.0 dB.

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
FPC mode Integer Forward power control operation mode
indicator
FPC subch. Integer Forward power control subchannel indicator
ind. Values range from 0 to 1.
FPC subch. Float Forward power control subchannel gain
gain FPC subchannel gain in dB.
#DL pwr up Integer Number of "downlink power up" commands
Number of sent "downlink power up"

#DL pwr Integer Number of "downlink power down"
down commands
Number of sent "downlink power down"
DL pwr up % Float Percentage of “DL Power Up” commands
In percentage the number of “DL Power Up”
Example:
RXPC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156

27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
#Header Integer Number of header parameters
DRC index Integer Data rate control index
Data rate control index (average over 16
samples)
-1 (DRC channel is off)
0
38400
76800
153600
307200
614400
921600
1228800
1843200
2457600
#Act set PNs Integer EVDO pilot number active set
Number of pilots in active set
pilot Currently 2.
Pn Integer Pilot number
SINR Float Signal to interference and noise ratio
Signal to interference and noise ratio in dB.
Values range from -50 to 50.
Example:
5.3.19 BIT ERROR RATE (BER)
Event ID BER
Cellular UMTS FDD, TETRA
systems
Mode All
Recorded Idle, Call active, Packet active
information.

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Pilot BER Float BER pilot bit
Bit error rate of downlink DPCCH (dedicated
physical control channel) pilot bits. Values
range from 0 to 100.
TFCI BER Float BER TFCI
Estimated raw BER before channel coding
based on TFCI bits. Values range from 0 to
100.

11 = TETRA
BER Float Bit error rate
Calculated with training sequence algorithm.
Example:
BER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10.0 15.0
5.3.20 EC/N0 (ECN0)
Event ID ECN0
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile
Parameters UMTS FDD

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Carrier Integer Carrier RSSI
RSSI
#params / Integer Number of parameters per cell
cell This value is currently 14.
#Active Integer Number of active set cells
cells
Channel Integer Channel number active set
Scrambling Integer Scrambling code active set
code
Ec/No Integer Ec/No active set
STTD Integer STTD status active set
0 = STTD not active on PCCPCH.
1 = STTD active on PCCPCH
RSCP Integer RSCP active set
Values range from –115 to –25 dBm.
Secondary Integer Secondary scrambling code active set
scr. Values range from 0 to 15.
Squal Integer Squal active set
S criteria based on Ec/N0. Valid only for
UMTS FDD cells. Values range from –24 to
24. 255 if not available.
Srxlev Integer Srxlev active set
S criteria based on RSCP. Values range
from –107 to 90. 255 if not available.
Hqual Integer Hqual active set
H criteria based on Ec/N0. Valid only for
Hrxlev Integer Hrxlev active set

H criteria based on RSCP. Values range
Rqual Integer Rqual active set
R criteria based on Ec/N0. Valid only for
Rrxlev Integer Rrxlev active set
R criteria based on RSCP. Values range
OFF Integer CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF) active
set
Tm Float CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) active set
Values range from 0.0 to 38400.0.
#Monit. Integer Number of monitored set cells
cells
Channel Integer Channel number monitored set
Scrambling Integer Scrambling code monitored set
code
Ec/No Integer Ec/No monitored set
STTD Integer STTD status monitored set
RSCP Integer RSCP monitored set
Secondary Integer Secondary scrambling code monitored set
Squal Integer Squal monitored set
Srxlev Integer Srxlev monitored set
Hqual Integer Hqual monitored set
Hrxlev Integer Hrxlev monitored set
Rqual Integer Rqual monitored set
Rrxlev Integer Rrxlev monitored set
OFF Integer CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF)

monitored set
Tm Float CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) monitored
set
#Detect. Integer Number of detected set cells
cells
Channel Integer Channel number detected set
Scrambling Integer Scrambling code detected set
code
Ec/No Integer Ec/No detected set
STTD Integer STTD status detected set
RSCP Integer RSCP detected set
Secondary Integer Secondary scrambling code detected set
Squal Integer Squal detected set
Srxlev Integer Srxlev detected set
Hqual Integer Hqual detected set
Hrxlev Integer Hrxlev detected set
Rqual Integer Rqual detected set
Rrxlev Integer Rrxlev detected set
detected set
Tm Float CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) detected
set
#Undet. Integer Number of undetected set cells
cells
Channel Integer Channel number undetected set
Scrambling Integer Scrambling code undetected set

code
Ec/No Integer Ec/No undetected set
STTD Integer STTD status undetected set
RSCP Integer RSCP undetected set
Secondary Integer Secondary scrambling code undetected set
Squal Integer Squal undetected set
Srxlev Integer Srxlev undetected set
Hqual Integer Hqual undetected set
Hrxlev Integer Hrxlev undetected set
Rqual Integer Rqual undetected set
Rrxlev Integer Rrxlev undetected set
undetected set
Tm Float CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm)
undetected set
Example:
ECN0 +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 10737 –67 11 1 10737 4 –2 0 –69 0 255 255
255 255 255 255 0 0 1 10737 3 –17 0 –84 0 0 0 255 255 255 255 255 255 0 0

Carrier Integer Carrier RSSI
RSSI
#params / Integer Number of parameters per cell

cell This value is currently 7.
#Active Integer Number of active set cells
cells Currently always 1.
Cell Integer Cell parameters ID
params ID Value range from 0 to 127.
RSCP Integer P-CCPCH RSCP active set
Pathloss Float Pathloss active set
#Monit. Integer Number of monitored set cells
cells
#Detect. Integer Number of detected set cells

#Undet. Integer Number of undetected set cells
5.3.21 PHYSICAL CHANNEL DATA THROUGHPUT (PHDAS)
Event ID PHDAS
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
DPDCH rate Integer Uplink DPDCH bit rate
UL In bits per second.
Example:
PHDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 50000
5.3.22 WLAN THROUGHPUT (WLANDAS)
Event ID WLANDAS
Cellular GAN WLAN
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters for GAN WLAN

32 = GAN WLAN
WLAN rate UL Integer WLAN throughput uplink
WLAN uplink throughput in bps. –1 if not
available.
WLAN rate DL Integer WLAN throughput downlink
WLAN downlink throughput in bps. –1 if
not available.
Example:
WLANDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 32 0 8192
5.3.23 PPP LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (PPPDAS)
Event ID PPPDAS
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded Data call, Packet session
Intermediate results recorded when value changes.
Parameters
PPP rate Integer PPP throughput uplink
UL Data transfer rate in bits per second.
PPP rate Integer PPP throughput downlink
DL Data transfer rate in bits per second.
Sent PPP Integer Transferred PPP bytes uplink
bytes Cumulative amount of data transferred in
bytes in uplink direction during the packet
session.
Recv. PPP Integer Transferred PPP bytes downlink
bytes Cumulative amount of data transferred in
bytes in downlink direction during the packet
session.
Example:
PPPDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 8700 2300 100000 18000
5.3.24 RLP DATA THROUGHPUT (RLPDAS)
Event ID RLPDAS
Cellular cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode Data
from mobile
Parameters
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
RLP R-rate Integer RLP reverse user throughput
Reverse user throughput in radio link
protocol layer (bps).
RLP F-rate Integer RLP forward user throughput
Forward user throughput in radio link
protocol layer (bps)
RLP R-retr Float RLP reverse retransmission rate
RLP reverse retransmission rate in
percentage.
RLP F-retr Float RLP forward retransmission rate
RLP forward retransmission rate in
percentage.
Example:
5.3.25 MEASUREMENT EVENT INFORMATION (MEI)
Event ID MEI
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Active
Recorded Always
Recorded when measurement event is reported to
the network.
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Event Integer Measurement event

1 = Event 1A
2 = Event 1B
3 = Event 1C
4 = Event 1D
5 = Event 1E
6 = Event 1F
7 = Event 1G
8 = Event 1H
9 = Event 1I
10 = Event 1J
Inter-frequency measurement
21 = Event 2A
22 = Event 2B
23 = Event 2C
24 = Event 2D
25 = Event 2E
26 = Event 2F
Inter-RAT measurement
31 = Event 3A
32 = Event 3B
33 = Event 3C
34 = Event 3D
Traffic volume measurement
41 = Event 4A
42 = Event 4B
Quality measurement
51 = Event 5A
Internal measurement
61 = Event 6A
62 = Event 6B
63 = Event 6C
64 = Event 6D
65 = Event 6E
66 = Event 6F
67 = Event 6G
Position measurement
71 = Event 7A
72 = Event 7B
73 = Event 7C
Example:
MEI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1
5.3.26 CHANNEL QUALITY INDICATOR (CQI)
Event ID CQI
Cellular UMTS FDD (HSDPA)
systems
Mode All
Recorded Packet active (HSDPA)
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#CQI header Integer Number of header parameters.
params. Currently this value is 4.
Sample dur. Integer Sample duration
The time in milliseconds from which
samples are collected for the distribution.
Ph. req. TPut Integer HSDPA physical layer requested
throughput
Physical layer requested throughput in bits
per second. This value is calculated from
the reported CQI values.
CQI Integer HSDPA CQI repetition factor
repetitions Values range from 1 to 4. -1 if not available.
CQI cycle Integer HSDPA CQI feedback cycle
CQI feedback cycle in milliseconds. Values
range from 0 to 160. -1 if not available.
#CQI values Integer Number of CQI values.

#Params / Integer Number of parameters per CQI value.
CQI Currently this value is 2.
Distributon Float HSDPA CQI distribution
Percentage of this CQI value from the total
sampling duration.
CQI Integer HSDPA CQI.
Example:
CQI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:15:31.907 12 4 200 1048000 1 2 4 2 16.0 13 52.0 14 16.0 15 16.0 16
5.3.27 HARQ PROCESS INFORMATION (HARQI)
Event ID HARQI
systems
Mode All

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#Header Integer Number of header parameters.
#HARQ Integer HSDPA number of HARQ processes

processes
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per HARQ process.
HARQ Currently this value is 5.
HARQ ID Integer HSDPA HARQ process identifier
HARQ dir. Integer HSDPA HARQ process direction
2 = Downlink
HARQ TPut Integer HSDPA HARQ process throughput
Throughput in bits per second for this
HARQ process.
#HARQ Integer HSDPA HARQ process block rate
packets Number of HARQ blocks transferred.
HARQ BLER Float HSDPA HARQ process BLER
HARQ block error rate in percentage.
Example:
HARQI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:15:31.907 12 0 2 4 0 2 17200 1 0.0 1 2 17200 1 0.0
5.3.28 HSSCCH INFORMATION (HSSCCHI)
Event ID HSSCCHI
systems
Mode All

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#Header Integer Number of header parameters.
#HS-SCCH Integer Number of HS-SCCH channels.

channels
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per HS-SCCH
HS-SCCH channel.
Currently this value is 2.
HS-SCCH Integer HSDPA HS-SCCH channelisation code
code Values range from 0 to 127.
HS-SCCH Float HSDPA HS-SCCH usage
usage HS-SCCH usage in percentage.
Example:
HSSCCHI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:15:31.907 12 0 1 2 127 20.0
5.3.29 PACKET LINK ADAPTATION INFO (PLAI)
Event ID PLAI
Cellular UMTS FDD (HSPA)
systems
Mode All
Recorded Packet active
Recorded when the mobile reports the information
and sufficient amount of statistical information is
received.
Parameters
Packet Integer Packet technology
technology 5 = HSDPA
9 = HSUPA
Parameters for HSDPA

Note: With idle frames, the Modulation, Effective Coding, TB Size, First Used Channelisation Code, and
Number of Used Codes parameters are all set to -1.
#PLA header Integer Number of header parameters

parameters Currently this value is 1.
The time in milliseconds from switch
#PLA sets Integer Number of packet link adaptation sets

#params / Integer Number of parameters per packet link
PLA set adaptation set
Distribution Float HSDPA distribution
Percentage of this set from the total sample
duration.
Direction Integer HSDPA Direction
2 = downlink
Modulation Integer HSDPA modulation
1 = QPSK
2 = 16QAM
-1 if not available 2 = 16QAM
-1 if not available
Effective Float HSDPA effective coding
coding Value range from 0.00 to 1.00. -1 if not
available.
TB size Integer HSDPA transport block size in bits. -1 if not
available.
1st code Integer HSDPA first channelisation code.

First channelisation code used. Values
range from 0 to 15. -1 if not available.
#codes Integer HSDPA number of used channelisation
codes.
Values range from 1 to 15. -1 if not
available.
Parameters for HSUPA

Note: With idle frames, the Modulation, TB size, E-TFCI, SFs, and retransmission rate parameters are all
set to -1.
#PLA header Integer Number of header parameters

E-DPDCH Integer HSUPA E-DPDCH throughput
TPut. E-DPDCH throughput contains all (even
retransmitted) transport blocks received
from E-DCH transport channel. Value type
is bits per second.
Lim. max Float HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by max
power. power percentage
Lim. grant. Float HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by serving
grant percentage
Lim. lack of Float HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by lack of
data. data percentage
#PLA sets Integer Number of packet link adaptation sets

#params / Integer Number of parameters per packet link
PLA set adaptation set
Distribution Float HSUPA distribution
duration. Value range from 0.0 to 100.0.
Modulation Integer HSUPA modulation
1 = QPSK
-1 if not available
TB size Integer HSUPA transport block size in bits.
E-TFCI Integer HSUPA E-TFCI
SFs Integer HSUPA spreading and channelisation
codes
1 = SF 256
2 = SF 128
3 = SF 64
4 = SF 32
5 = SF 16
6 = SF 8
7 = SF 4
8 = 2 * SF 4
9 = 2 * SF 2
10 = 2 * SF 4 and 2 * SF 2
Retr. Float HSUPA retransmission rate in percent.
Value range from 0 to 100. -1 if not
available.
Example:
PLAI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 09:56:31.200 5 1 200 4 7 1.0 2 -1 -1.0 -1 -1 -1 21.0 2 1 0.35 1380 11 4 29.0 2 1
0.35 1036 11 3 49.0 2 1 0.36 699 11 2
5.3.30 HAPPY BIT INDICATOR (HBI)
Event ID HBI
Cellular UMTS FDD (HSUPA)
systems
Mode All
Recorded Packet active (HSUPA)

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Reporting Integer HSUPA happy bit reporting interval
interval Value in milliseconds. Defines how often
HBI measurement event is reported during
HSUPA transfer.
Happy bit Float HSUPA happy bit status percentage
In percentage how often happy bit status
was set happy during previous reporting
interval excluding DTX TTIs.
Value range from 0.0 to 100.
DTX Float HSUPA happy bit DTX percentage
How many TTIs DTX was used during
previous reporting period.
Value range from 0.0 to 100.0.
Example:
HBI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 11:15:31.907 12 400 100.0 0.0
5.3.31 MAC-E LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (MACEDAS)
Event ID MACEDAS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900

MAC-e bit rate Integer HSUPA MAC-e throughput
Uplink bit rate in bits per second.
Currently this value is not available.
MAC-e block Integer HSUPA MAC-e block rate
rate Number of blocks transmitted.
MAC-e 1st Float HSUPA MAC-e 1st retransmission rate
retr. Number of blocks retransmitted after first
transmission attempt in percents.
MAC-e 2nd Float HSUPA MAC-e 2nd retransmission rate
MAC-e 3rd Float HSUPA MAC-e 3rd retransmission rate
Example:
MACEDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1964160 40 0.0 0.0 0.0
5.3.32 ABSOLUTE GRANT (AGRANT)
Event ID AGRANT
systems
Mode All
Recorded when the mobile receives absolute grant
change indication.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900

AGCH index Integer HSUPA AGCH absolute grant index
AGCH grant Float HSUPA AGCH absolute grant power
Power ratio between E-DPDCH and
DPCCH channels.
-10.0 dB if zero grant.
255.0 if not available or inactive.
AGCH scope Integer HSUPA AGCH absolute grant scope
0 to 7 = HARQ process ID
8 = All HARQ processes
AGCH Integer HSUPA AGCH grant selector
selector 1 = Primary
2 = Secondary
Example:
AGRANT +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 16 8.1 8 1
5.3.33 SERVING GRANT (SGRANT)
Event ID SGRANT
systems
Mode All
Recorded when sufficient amount of statistical
information is received from the mobile.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900

#header Integer Number of header parameters
#SG sets Integer Number of serving grant sets

#params / Integer Number of parameters per serving grant set
SG set Currently this value is 3.
Distribution Float HSUPA serving grant distribution
duration.
SG index Integer HSUPA serving grant index
SG Float HSUPA serving grant power
Power ratio between E-DPDCH and
DPCCH channels.
Example:
SGRANT +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 400 2 2 97.5 22 14.0 2.5 24 16.0
5.3.34 E-DCH INFORMATION (EDCHI)
Event ID EDCHI
systems
Mode All
Recorded when the mobile reports the information
or sufficient amount of statistical information is
received.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900

#header Integer Number of header parameters
NS ACKs % Float HSUPA non-serving ACK percentage
Defines how often only non-serving E-DCH
cell has reported ACK. Non-transmitting
frames are ignored.
NS grant Float HSUPA non-serving grant down percentage
down % Defines how often non-serving E-DCH cell
has reported grant down even if serving E-
DCH cell has reported grant up or hold.
Non-transmitting frames are ignored.
#Cells Integer HSUPA number of E-DCH cells.

First cell is always E-DCH serving cell.
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per cell
Cell Currently this value is 9.
Channel Integer HSUPA channel number
number -1 if not available.
Scrambling Integer HSUPA scrambling code
code Value range from 0 to 511.
RLS integer HSUPA radio link set
ACK % Float HSUPA HICH ACK percentage
NACK % Float HSUPA HICH NACK percentage

DTX % Float HSUPA HICH DTX percentage
Grant up % Float HSUPA RGCH grant up percentage
Grant hold % Float HSUPA RGCH grant hold percentage
Grant down Float HSUPA RGCH grant down percentage
% Value range from 0.0 to 100.0.
Example:
EDCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 2 0.0 0.0 1 9 10700 1 0 100.0 0.0 0.0 2.5 97.5 0.0
5.3.35 DATA RATE CONTROL INFO (DRCI)
Event ID DRCI
Cellular CDMA EV
systems
Mode All
Recorded Packet active (CDMA EV)
Parameters
Sample Integer Data rate control sets sample duration
duration The time in milliseconds from which
#DRC sets Integer Number of data rate control sets

#params / Integer Number of parameters per data rate control
DRC set set
Percentage Float Data rate control set percentage
duration. Values range from 0 to 100.
Requested Integer Data rate control set requested rate
rate Data rate requested in bps.
Packet Integer Data rate control set packet length
length 0 = Short
1= Long
Example:
DRCI 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 16:03:58.909 28 1 -1 1 3 100.0 1228800 1
5.3.36 MESSAGE ERROR RATE (MER)
Event ID MER
Cellular TETRA
systems
Mode All
information.
Parameters
11 = TETRA
MER Float Message error rate
Message error rate for AI messages. Values
Example:
MER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 11 10.0
5.4 DVB-H EVENTS
5.4.1 DVB INFORMATION (DVBI)
Event ID DVBI
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when DVB-H configuration changes.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
DVB type Integer DVB type:
1 = DVB-H
Parameters for DVB-H

Service Integer DVB-H state
state 1 = Locked
2 = Not locked
Frequency Float DVB-H frequency
DVB-H broadcast frequency in MHz.
Bandwidth Float DVB-H bandwidth
DVB-H bandwidth in MHz. Values range
from 5 MHz to 8 MHz.
Cell Integer DVB-H cell ID
identifier Values range from 0 to 65535.
Transmissi Integer DVB-H transmission mode
on mode Also known as OFDM mode or FFT
length.
2 = 2k
4 = 4k
8 = 8k
Modulation Integer DVB-H modulation
1 = QPSK
2 = 16QAM
3 = 64QAM
Code rate Integer DVB-H code rate low priority
LP 1=1/ 2
2=2/ 3
3=3/ 4
4=5/ 6
5=7/ 8
Code rate Integer DVB-H code rate high priority

HP 0 = Not used
1=1/ 2
2=2/ 3
3=3/ 4
4=5/ 6
5=7/ 8
Guard time Integer DVB-H guard time
1=1/ 4
2=1/ 8
3 = 1 / 16
4 = 1 / 32
MPE-FEC Integer DVB-H MPE-FEC code rate low priority
code rate 0 = Not used
LP
1=1/ 2
2=2/ 3
3=3/ 4
4=5/ 6
5=7/ 8
MPE-FEC Integer DVB-H MPE-FEC code rate high priority
code rate 0 = Not used
HP
1=1/ 2
2=2/ 3
3=3/ 4
4=5/ 6
5=7/ 8
Hierarchy Integer DVB-H hierarchy
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
Example:
DVBI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 610.0 -1.0 1201 8 2 1 -1 1 1 -1 0
5.4.2 DVB FRAME ERROR RATE (DVBFER)
Event ID DVBFER
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
1 = DVB-H

FER Float DVB-H frame error rate before FEC
DVB-H FER before FEC in percentage.
MFER Float DVB-H frame error rate after FEC
MPE-FEC FER in percentage. Values
Frame Integer DVB-H frame count
count -1 if not available.
Example:
DVBFER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 0.0 0.0 1
5.4.3 DVB BIT ERROR RATE (DVBBER)
Event ID DVBBER
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
1 = DVB-H

BER Float DVB-H bit error rate before Viterbi
DVB-H BER before Viterbi in
percentage. Values range from 0 to 100.
VBER Float DVB-H bit error rate after Viterbi
DVB-H BER after viterbi in percentage.
Values range from 0 to 100. -1.0 if not
available.
Example:
DVBBER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2.0972 -1.0000
5.4.4 DVB RX LEVEL (DVBRXL)
Event ID DVBRXL
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from mobile.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
1 = DVB-H

Num. Integer Number of header parameters
header Currently this value is 0.
params
#Channel Integer Number of channels
Number of measured DVB-H cells in the
event.
#Params Integer Number of parameters per channel
per ch. Currently this value is 5.
1 = DVB-H
2 = DVB-T
Frequency Float DVB-H frequency
Value in MHz. -1.0 if not available.
RX level Float DVB-H RX level
DVB-H RX level in dBm. Values range
from -10 dBm -111 dBm. 255 if not
available.
C/N Float DVB-H carrier to noise ratio
Values range from 0 dB to 40 dB. 255 if
not available.
Signal Float DVB-H signal quality
quality DVB-H signal quality in percentage.
Values range from 0 to 100. -1.0 if not
available.
Example:
DVBRXL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 0 1 5 1 610.0 -62.8 14.1 83.0
5.5 SCANNING EVENTS
5.5.1 SCANNING RESULTS (SCAN)
Event ID SCAN
Cellular All
systems
Mode RSSI scan, pilot scan
Recorded Idle
Recorded when measurement results received
from a mobile or a scanner
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
NOTE! With multiband scanning results,
GSM 900 is used with GSM 900/1800, and
GSM 1900 is used with GSM 850/1900
to 63.
RxLev Float RX level
255 if not available. The values range from -
120 to -10.
Example:
SCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 55 27 –88.00 ...
Parameters for AMPS, DAMPS, NAMPS, iDEN, NMT, and ETACS

4 = AMPS 800
5 = DAMPS 800
6 = DAMPS 1900
9 = NAMPS 800
10 = iDEN
23 = NMT 450
24 = NMT 900
25 = ETACS
DCC Integer Digital color code
-1 if not available
RXL Float RX level
120 to -10.
Example:
SCAN -97.042683 32.969350 194 10913 1 9 0 18:38:40.353 4 1 -1 –98.00 …
Parameters for cdmaOne (Pilot Mode)

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
≠0
PN Integer Pilot number
Ec/Io Float Ec/Io
255 if not available. Values range from -35
to 3.
Example:
SCAN -97.476050 33.320250 269 4 1 9 0 13:27:26.129 8 425 4 –19.00
Parameters for cdmaOne (RSSI Mode)

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
Reserved Integer Always 0
RSSI Float RSSI
-120 to 0.
Example:
SCAN -97.476050 33.320250 269 4 1 9 0 13:27:26.129 8 0 4 –19.00 …
Parameters for UMTS (Pilot Mode)

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
RSSI Float Wideband RSSI
Ch type Integer Channel type
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
4 = CPICH (TX diversity)
5 = PPCH
-1 = NA
Scrambling Integer Scrambling code
code
Ec/No Float Ec/No
The average received chip power to noise
ratio of the channel specified by the Ch type
parameter.
Example:
SCAN -97.042683 32.969350 194 10913 1 9 0 18:38:40.353 12 10700 –45.00 1 16 –4.00 …
Parameters for UMTS (RSSI Mode)

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Channel Integer Channel number. Always 0.
number
Not used Reserved
Not used Reserved
RSSI Float RSSI
-120 to -10.
Example:
SCAN -97.042683 32.969350 194 10913 1 9 0 18:38:40.353 12 0 -1 -1 10700 –27.00 …
5.5.2 TIMESLOT SCANNING RESULTS (TSCAN)
Event ID TSCAN
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
from mobile or scanner.
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
5 = PPCH
-1 = NA
Chip Integer Chip number
UMTS chip number
Ec/No Float Timeslot scan Ec/No
The average received chip power to noise
ratio of the channel specified by the Ch type
parameter.
Example:
TSCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10700 –50.00 –1 0 –10.00 ...
5.5.3 DELAY SPREAD (DSCAN)
Event ID DSCAN
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
from mobile or scanner.
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = CPICH
code
Delay Float Delay spread
spread Delay spread value of the channel specified
by the Ch type parameter.
Example:
DSCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10700 –50.00 1 0 10.00 ...
5.5.4 DELAY (DELAY)
Event ID DELAY
Cellular cdmaOne, UMTS FDD
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
from a mobile or a scanner in Pilot Mode
Parameters for cdmaOne

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
PN Integer Pilot number
Delay Float Delay
Minimum value of delay is always 0.
Because of that the actual chip delay for
cdmaOne is 32 less than the delay value in
this event. Value is –1 if not available.
Example:
DELAY +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 7 425 1 5.00 ...
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
-1 = NA
code
Delay Float Delay
Time between first and last pilot Ec/No peak
above the PN threshold (in chips) of the
channel specified by the Ch type parameter.
Example:
DELAY +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 425 1.00 1 2 10.00 ...
5.5.5 RSCP (RSCP)
Event ID RSCP
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
Recorded when measurement results are received
from a mobile or a scanner.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
5 = PPCH
-1 = NA
code
RSCP Float Received signal code power
RSCP value of the channel specified by the
Ch type parameter.
Example:
RSCP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10700 –50.00 1 2 –61.00 …
5.5.6 SIR (SSCAN)
Event ID SSCAN
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
5 = PPCH
-1 = NA
code
CPICH SIR Float Signal-to-interference ratio CPICH
The values range from 0 to 30 dB. Value is
Example:
SSCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10750 -86.00 1 320 14.00
5.5.7 DELAY PROFILE (DPROF)
Event ID DPROF
Cellular UMTS FDD, cdmaOne, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode Pilot scan
Recorded Idle
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
code Value range from 0 to 511.
1 = CPICH
2 = P SCH
3 = S SCH
5 = PPCH
#Samples Integer Number of delay profile samples
Sample Float Delay profile sample offset
offset Delay profile sample offset in chips. The
values range from –512 to 512.
Sample Float Delay profile sample
Parameters CDMA
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
# of header Integer Number of header parameters.
#parameters Integer Number of parameters per sample.
per sample Currently this value is 2.
#Samples Integer Number of delay profile samples
Sample Float Delay profile sample absolute offset

offset Delay profile sample offset in chips. The
Sample Float Delay profile sample energy Ec/I0 in dB.
energy The value range from 3.0 to -35.0.
Example:
DPROF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 10750 320 1 4 –10.00 2.00 0.00 7.00 10.00
27.00 20.00 5.00 …
5.5.8 RAKE FINGER ALLOCATION (FINGER)
Event ID FINGER
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
from a mobile

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#Fingers Integer Number of fingers
#Params/finger Integer Number of parameters per finger
This value is currently 7.
Scrambling code Integer Scrambling code
Primary scrambling code. Values
Secondary scr. Integer Secondary scrambling code
Finger Ec/No Float Finger Ec/No
Finger abs. offset Float Finger absolute offset
Finger offset in chips (note that the
accuracy can be greater than one
chip). Values range from 0 to 38399.
Finger rel. offset Float Finger relative offset
Finger offset to the strongest peak in
chips (note that the accuracy can be
greater than one chip). Values range
from -512 to 512.
Finger RSCP Float Finger RSCP
Example:
FINGER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 2 7 10837 4 -1 -5.7 17230.6 0 –105.7 10837 4 -
1 –15.8 17246.9 16.3 –115.8
Parameters for CDMA

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
params This value is currently 0.
#Fingers Integer Number of fingers
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per finger
finger This values is currently 6.
Finger PN Integer Pilot number
Finger abs. Float Absolute finger offset
offset Offset value in chips. Values range from
0 to 32768.
Finger Float Finger amplitude
amplitude Finger amplitude in dB. Values range
from 3 to -35.
Finger Integer Locked:
locked 0 = no
1 = yes
Example: FINGER 0.000000 0.000000 0 0 0 0 0 13:38:27.733 15 0 3 4 297 5328.9 -14.6 1 297 5330.4 255.0 0
297 5322.4 255.0 0
5.5.9 C/I SCANNING RESULTS (CISCAN)
Event ID CISCAN
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode RSSI scan
Recorded Idle
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
GSM 900 is used with GSM 900/1800, and
ARFCN Integer ARFCN
to 63.
C/I Float C/I
10..25 dB.
Example:
CISCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 55 27 14.00 ...
5.5.10 UPLINK INTERFERENCE SCANNING RESULTS (UISCAN)
Event ID UISCAN
Cellular UMTS FDD
systems
Mode UI scan
Recorded Idle
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#params / Integer Number of parameters per cell.
cell Currently this value is 3.
#cells Integer Number of scanned cells

SC Integer Scrambling code
UL interf. Float Uplink interference
Interference in dBm. Values range from –
110dBm to –52dBm.
Example:
UISCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 3 1 10768 13 -95
5.5.11 CELL SCAN (CELLSCAN)
Event ID CELLSCAN
Cellular GSM, UMTS FDD
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when scanner receives some additional
information from the target.

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
GSM 900 is used with GSM 900/1800,
UMTS FDD 2100 is used with UMTS FDD
900/2100
UMTS FDD 1900 is used with UMTS FDD
850/1900
Parameters for GSM

params Number of parameters before #Cells field.
#Cells Integer Number of cells
Params / Integer Number of parameters per cell
Cell This value is currently 6.
Values range from 0 to 63. -1 if not available.
MCC Integer Mobile country code
MNC Integer Mobile network code
Cell ID Integer Cell ID
Parameters for UMTS

params Number of parameters before #Cells field.
#Cells Integer Number of cells
Params / Integer Number of parameters per cell
Cell This value is currently 6.
UARFCN Integer UMTS ARFCN
code Values range from 0 to 511. -1 if not
available.
Cell ID Integer Cell ID
Example:
CELLSCAN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 0 512 6 1 -1 -1 -1 -1 -1 …
5.6 HANDOVER/HANDOFF EVENTS

5.6.1 HANDOVER/HANDOFF ATTEMPT (HOA)
Event ID HOA
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when a handover/handoff command or
assignment command is initiated.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor, Nemo Handy
Tools
Parameters
HOA type Integer Handover/ handoff attempt type
The following systems are based on
current system –parameter.
GSM
1 = Internal Handover
2 = Handover between cells
3 = Handover between systems
DAMPS
1 = Handoff between sectors or Handoff
to small diameter cell (SBI = 00)
2 = Handoff to small diameter cell or
Handoff to large diameter cell (SBI =
01 or SBI = 10)
3 = Handoff between systems
CDMA
1 = Hard handoff.
3 = Handoff between systems.
UMTS FDD
1 = Hard handover.
3 = Handover between systems.
UMTS TD-SCDMA:
1 = Hard inter-frequency handover
2 = Hard intra-frequency handover
4 = Baton inter-frequency handover
5 = Baton intra-frequency handover
TETRA
0 = Announced cell reselection type 1
GAN WLAN
Channel Integer If current cell does not have hopping,

number the value is the currently used channel
number.
If hopping is in use, the value is the
BCCH channel number of the serving
cell.
With UMTS this value is pilot channel.
With GAN WLAN this value is -1.
TSL, SC, or Integer Timeslot, Scrambling code or Cell
Cell Parameters ID
params ID Timeslot number with GSM, TETRA,
and DAMPS.
Scrambling code with UMTS FDD
Cell parameters ID with UMTS TD-
SCDMA
Current Integer Current cellular system

system 1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
4 = AMPS 800
5 = DAMPS 800
6 = DAMPS 1900
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
9 = NAMPS 800
10 = iDEN
11 = TETRA
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
26 = cdmaOne 450
27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
31 = UMTS FDD 850
32 = GAN WLAN
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Att. ch Integer Attempted channel number
If hopping flag is 0 (see GSM 04.08/
10.5.2.5), the value is the same as
ARFCN
If hopping flag is 1:
If assignment command, the value is
the same as the serving cell BCCH
If handover/handoff command, the
value is BCCH ARFCN (see GSM
04.08/ 10.5.2.2)
With UMTS this is pilot channel.
With GAN WLAN this value is -1.
Att. TSL, Integer Attempted timeslot or Attempted
Att. SC, or scrambling code or Attempted cell
Att. Cell parameters ID
params ID New timeslot number with GSM,
TETRA, and DAMPS.
New scrambling code with UTMS FDD
New cell parameters ID with UMTS TD-
SCDMA.
In analog system, this is set to 0.
Att. system Integer Attempted cellular system

See parameter current cellular system
Example:
HOA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 55 3 1 77 2 1
5.6.2 HANDOVER/HANDOFF SUCCESS (HOS)
Event ID HOS
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the handover/handoff has been
completed successfully
Example:
HOS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156
5.6.3 HANDOVER/HANDOFF FAIL (HOF)
Event ID HOF
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when handover/handoff failed
Parameters
HOF cause Integer Handover/ handoff failure cause
GSM and GAN WLAN: RR cause. See
chapter 7.2 for a list of possible RR causes.
UMTS inter-system: Inter-RAT handover
failure cause. See chapter 7.13 for a list of
possible Inter-RAT handover failure causes.
UMTS inter-frequency: UMTS failure cause.
See chapter 7.12 for a list of possible UMTS
failure causes.
If not available, set to –1.
Example:
HOF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3
5.6.4 CELL RESELECTION (CREL)
Event ID CREL
systems
Mode All
Recorded Idle, attach, Packet active
Recorded when cell reselection occurs during
mobile idle state
Parameters
Old system Integer Old cellular system
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
11 = TETRA
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
32 = GAN WLAN
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Old LAC Integer Old location area code
Location area code of the old cell. Values
Old CI Integer Old cell identification
Cell identification of the old cell. Values
range from 0 to 65535 for GSM and 0 –
268435455 for UMTS.
New Integer New cellular system
system See parameter old cellular system.
New LAC Integer New location area code
Location area code of the new cell. Values
New CI Integer New cell identification
Cell identification of the new cell. Values
range from 0 to 65535 for GSM and 0 –
268435455 for UMTS.
Example:
CREL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 234 56 1 432 65
5.6.5 SOFT HANDOVER EVENT INFORMATION (SHOI)
Event ID SHOI
systems
Mode Active
Recorded Always
Recorded when soft handover event occurs.

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
SHO event Integer Soft handover event.
1 = Event 1A
2 = Event 1B
3 = Event 1C
4 = Event 1D
5 = Event 1E
6 = Event 1F
Example:
SHOI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
Example:
SHOI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 14
5.6.6 SOFT HANDOVER (SHO)
Event ID SHO
systems
Mode Active
Recorded Always
Recorded when the soft handover is completed or
failed.

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
SHO status Integer Soft Handover Status
1 = Successful handover.
2 = Failed handover.
RRC cause Integer RRC cause
–1 if the handover was completed
successfully. See chapter 7.9 for an
explanation of the failure causes.
#SCs added Integer Number of scrambling codes added
#SCs removed Integer Number of scrambling codes removed
Added SC Integer Added scrambling code number
Removed SC Integer Removed scrambling code number
Example:
SHO +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 -1 1 0 106 …

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
params At the moment 0.
#Pilots added Integer Number of pilots added
#Pilots removed Integer Number of pilots removed
Added pilot Integer Added pilot number
Removed pilot Integer Removed pilot number
Example:
SHO +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156
5.7 LOCATION UPDATE EVENTS
NOTE. Measurement system writes LUA and LUS events to the beginning of the file even when real
Location Update has not happened. This is done because MCC and MNC values are available only in LUS
event.
5.7.1 LOCATION UPDATE ATTEMPT (LUA)
Event ID LUA
systems
Mode All
Recorded when a location update request is
initiated
Parameters
LAU type Integer Location area update type
0 = Generated by measurement tool to the
beginning of the measurement.
1 = Combined location area and routing area
update.
2 = Normal location area update
3 = Periodic update
4 = IMSI / ITSI attach
5 = Roaming location updating (TETRA)
6 = Migrating location updating (TETRA)
7 = Call restoration roaming location
updating (TETRA)
8 = Call restoration migrating location
updating (TETRA)
9 = Demand location updating (TETRA)
10 = Disabled MS updating (TETRA)
Example:
LUA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2
5.7.2 LOCATION UPDATE ACCEPTED (LUS)
Event ID LUS
systems
Mode All
Recorded when the location update is accepted by
the network
Parameters
Location area code of the old cell.
With GSM, UMTS, and GAN WLAN values
With TETRA values range from 0 to 16737.
New LAC Integer New location area code
Location area code of the new cell.
With TETRA values range from 0 to 16737
Example:
LUS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 234 345 33 44
5.7.3 LOCATION UPDATE FAIL (LUF)
Event ID LUF
systems
Mode All
Recorded when the location update attempt is
timed out or rejected by the network
Parameters
LUF status Integer Location update failure status
1 = timeout
2 = rejected by network
Location area code of the cell attempted to
leave.
With TETRA values range from 0 to 16737
MM cause Integer Mobility management cause
Set to -1 if not available.
With GSM, UMTS, and GAN WLAN see
chapter 7.1 for a list of possible MM causes.
With TETRA see 7.18 for a list of possible
MM causes
Example:
LUF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 234 10
5.8 CHANNEL INFORMATION EVENTS
5.8.1 CHANNEL INFO (CHI)
Event ID CHI
Cellular GSM, AMPS, DAMPS, cdmaOne, CDMA 1x,
systems UMTS, TETRA, GAN WLAN
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the mobile changes cellular
system, serving cell, or channel type.
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
1 = control channel
2 = traffic channel
Reserved Reserved
DTX UL Integer DTX uplink
0= DTX not in use
1= DTX in use
-1= N/A
RLT max Integer Radio link timeout maximum
-1 if not available. Values range from 4 to
64.
Ext. ch type Integer Extended channel type

-1 = Not Available
1 = BCCH
2 = CCCH
3 = CBCH
4 = SDCCH
5 = RACH
10 = TCH half rate, first half
11 = TCH half rate, second half
12 = TCH full rate
13 = TCH enhanced full rate
14 = TCH full rate, 14,4kbs data
19 = TCH half rate, 4,8kbs data, first half
20 = TCH half rate, 4,8kbs data, second
half
21 = TCH half rate, 2,4kbs data, first half
22 = TCH half rate, 2,4kbs data, second
half
23 = TCH full rate FACCH
24 = TCH half rate FACCH, first half
25 = TCH half rate FACCH, second half
26 = AFS (Adaptive full rate speech)
27 = AHS (Adaptive half rate speech)
50 = PBCCH
51 = PCCCH
60 = PDTCH
TN Integer Timeslot number
BCCH Integer BCCH ARFCN
ARFCN
Example:
CHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 59 1226 340 -1 60 12 1
Parameters for AMPS

4 = AMPS 800
9 = NAMPS 800
1 = analog control channel
2 = analog voice channel
Example:
CHI -96.982833 32.889650 60 2 1 6 0 16:58:58.459 4 1 327
Parameters for DAMPS

5 = DAMPS 800
6 = DAMPS 1900
1 = digital control channel
2 = digital traffic channel
3 = data channel
NW type Integer Network type
Any combination of Public, Private, or
Residential
PSID1 Integer PSID value (1)
PSID (private system identification) value
LAREG Integer LAREG
Either 0 or 1.
RNUM Integer RNUM
If LAREG parameter has the value of 1,
RNUM parameter will have a value.
Otherwise RNUM will be set to -1.
REG Integer REG PERIOD
PERIOD If not available, set to –1.
Example:
CHI -96.982833 32.889650 60 2 1 6 0 16:58:58.459 5 1 768 1 53274 -1 -1 -1 1 15 10

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
1 = paging channel
2 = traffic channel
3 = synch channel
4 = access channel
SID Integer SID (System ID)
NID Integer NID (Network ID)
Slotted mode Integer Slotted mode
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
SEARCH_WIN_A Integer SEARCH_WIN_A (Size of active search
window)
SEARCH_WIN_N Integer SEARCH_WIN_N (Size of neighbor
search window)
SEARCH_WIN_R Integer SEARCH_WIN_R (Size of remaining
search window)
T_ADD Integer T_ADD (Pilot detection threshold)
L3 value.To get the actual T_ADD
value, divide the value by two and
change the sign.
T_DROP Integer T_DROP (Pilot drop threshold)
L3 value. To get the actual T_ADD
value, divide the value by two and
change the sign.
T_TDROP Integer T_TDROP (Pilot drop timer threshold)
T_COMP Integer T_COMP (Comparison threshold)
Active set versus candidate set
comparison threshold (L3 value). To get
the actual T_ADD value, divide the
value by two and change the sign.
P_REV Integer P_REV (Protocol revision level)
MIN_P_REV Integer MIN_P_REV (Minimum protocol
revision level)
Example:
CHI -96.982833 32.889650 60 2 1 6 0 16:58:58.459

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
RRC state Integer RRC state
1 = Idle
2 = URA PCH
3 = Cell PCH
4 = Cell FACH
5 = Cell DCH
Cell identification of current cell. Values
Location area code of the current cell.
Addition Float Addition window
window Addition window for event 1A. The value is
calculated using the following formula:
R1A – H1A / 2 where R1A is reporting range
constant for event 1A and H1A is hysteresis
parameter for event 1A (3GPP TS 25.331).
Values range from –2.25 to 14.5 dB.
1A time to tr. Integer Time to trigger 1A
Values range from 0 to 5000 ms.
Drop window Float Drop window
Drop window for event 1B. The value is
calculated using the following formula:
R1 B + H1 B / 2 where R1B is reporting
range constant for event 1B and H1B is
hysteresis parameter for event 1B (3GPP
TS 25.331). Values range from 0 to 16.75
dB.
1B time to tr. Integer Time to trigger 1B
Repl. window Float Replacement window
Replacement window for event 1C. The
value is calculated using the following
formula: H1C / 2 where H1C is hysteresis
parameter for event 1C (3GPP TS 25.331).
Values range from 0 to 2.25 dB.
1C time to tr. Integer Time to trigger 1C
DL SF Integer Spreading factor DL

If multiple CCTrCh channels are used the
reported spreading factor is for CCTrCh
with physical control channel. Values range
from 4 to 512. –1 if not available.
Min UL SF Integer Min UL spreading factor
Minimum allowed uplink spreading factor.
Valid values are 4, 8, 16, 32, 128, and 256.
DRX cycle Integer DRX cycle length
Defines how often paging indications are
monitored. Values range from 0 to 512.
Max TX Integer Max TX power
power Maximum allowed uplink power in dBm.
Values range from –50 to 33dBm.
Treselection Integer T reselection
This parameter defines for how long (in
seconds) the ranked neighbor cell has to be
better than the serving cell before cell
reselection happens. Values range from 0
to 31.
Example:
CHI -96.982833 32.889650 60 2 1 6 0 16:58:58.459 12 1 10837 188576 5002 1.5 0 3.0 640 0.3 100 128 128 0 24 2

RRC state Integer RRC state
1 = Idle
2 = URA PCH
3 = Cell PCH
4 = Cell FACH
5 = Cell DCH
P-CCPCH channel number.
Cell params Integer Cell parameters ID
ID Value range from 0 to 127.
Cell identification of current cell. Values
Location area code of the current cell.
DRX cycle Integer DRX cycle length
Defines how often paging indications are
monitored. Values range from 0 to 512.
Max TX Integer Max TX power
power Maximum allowed uplink power in dBm.
Treselection Integer T reselection
This parameter defines for how long (in
seconds) the ranked neighbor cell has to be
better than the serving cell before cell
reselection happens.
DPCH ch Integer DPCH channel number

11 = TETRA
Ch type Integer Channel Type
1 = MCCH (main control channel)
2 = TCH (traffic channel)
Channel Integer Channel number.
Band Integer Band value.
Ext. ch type Integer Extended channel type
0 = Speech, TCH / S
1 = Data, Unprotected TCH / 7.2
2 = Data, Low protection, TCH / 4.8, N=1
5 = Data, High protection, TCH / 2.4, N=1
Encryption Integer Encryption
0 = Clear mode
1 = End-to-end encryption
Slot Integer Slot number.
number Values range from 1 to 4.

32 = GAN WLAN
CI Integer Cell Identification
Example:
CHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 32 10400 10400
5.8.2 GAN CHANNEL INFO (GANCHI)
Event ID GANCHI
Cellular GAN WLAN
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the GAN information changes.

32 = GAN WLAN
GAN state Integer GAN state
1 = DEREGISTERED
2 = REGISTERED
3 = IDLE
4 = DEDICATED
GAN channel Integer GAN channel number
Values range from 0 to 1023. –1 in not
available.
GAN BSIC Integer GAN base station identification code
Values range from 0 to 63. –1 if not
available.
GAN CI Integer GAN cell identification
Value is received from the GANC during
registration.
GAN LAC Integer GAN location area code
Value is received from the GANC during
registration.
GANC IP String GANC IP address
SEGW IP String GANC security gateway IP address
Example:
GANCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 32 5 3 84 13 10400 10400 “” “”
5.8.3 SERVICE INFORMATION (SEI)
Event ID SEI
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when service status changes
Parameters
Service Integer Service info status
status 1 = service received
2 = service dropped
-1 if not available
Example:
SEI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1
5.8.4 ROAMING INFORMATION (ROAM)
Event ID ROAM
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when roaming status changes
Parameters
Roaming Integer Roaming info status
status 1 = roaming
2 = not roaming
-1 if roaming information not available
Example:
ROAM +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1
5.8.5 DATA CHANNEL REQUEST (DCHR)
Event ID DCHR
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode Data call
Recorded Idle, call active
In idle mode, recorded right after call attempt event
(CAA) to inform requested channel parameters. In
call active mode, recorded after channel
configuration change attempt.
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
Initiator Integer Initiator
1 = Mobile station initiated
2 = Network station initiated
Coding Integer CS data channel coding
1 = 9.6
2 = 14.4
Data mode Integer CS data mode
0 = Non-Transparent
1 = Transparent
#CS TSL UL Integer Number of CS data timeslots uplink
#CS TSL DL Integer Number of CS data timeslots downlink
Modem type Integer Modem type
0 = Analog
1 = ISDN V.110
2 = ISDN V.120
Compression Integer Data compression
0 = off
1 = on (manufacturer preferred compression)
2 = V.42bis
3 = V.44
Parameters for UMTS

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
1 = Mobile station initiated
2 = Network station initiated
Req. CS rate Integer Requested CS data bit rate
0 = Non-Transparent
1 = Transparent
Modem type Integer Modem type
0 = Analog
1 = ISDN V.110
2 = ISDN V.120
Compression Integer Data compression
0 = off
2 = V.42bis
3 = V.44
Example:
DCHR +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 1 1 1 2 2 0 2
5.8.6 DATA CHANNEL INFO (DCHI)
Event ID DCHI
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode Data call
Recorded after channel has been assigned or
channel configuration has changed (handover).
This event indicates allocated resources. Only
recorded during data test.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
Coding Integer CS data channel coding
1 = 9.6
2 = 14.4
0 = Non-Transparent
1 = Transparent
#CS TSL UL Integer Number of CS data timeslots uplink
#CS TSL DL Integer Number of CS data timeslots downlink
CS TNs UL Integer CS data timeslots uplink
Allocated uplink timeslots. The number of
timeslot parameters in the event is
indicated by the Number of CS data
timeslots uplink parameter. The first
timeslot in the event is the main timeslot.
CS TNs DL Integer CS data timeslots downlink
Allocated downlink timeslots. The number
of timeslot parameters in the event is
indicated by the Number of CS data
timeslots downlink parameter. The first
timeslot in the event is the main timeslot.
Example:
DCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 1 0 2 2 4 5 4 5 …
5.8.7 FREQUENCY HOPPING STATUS (HOP)
Event ID HOP
Cellular GSM
systems
Recorded when frequency hopping status changes
Parameters (when hopping is on)

Hopping Integer Hopping status
1 = ON
HSN Integer Hopping sequence number
MAIO Integer Mobile allocation index offset
Hopping ch Integer Hopping channels
List of frequencies used for frequency
hopping by the mobile phone.
Parameters (when hopping is off)

Hopping Integer Hopping status
2 = OFF
Traffic Integer Traffic channel ARFCN
ARFCN
Example:
HOP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 0 3 21 43 54 66 …
5.8.8 NEIGHBOR LIST (NLIST)
Event ID NLIST
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when neighbor list changes.
Header parameters
Nlist status Integer Neighbor list status
Indicates if neighbor list is complete
0 = The neighbor list is not complete yet
1 = The neighbor list is complete
Note: This parameter is not implemented
currently.
#nChs Integer Number of neighbor channels
Parameters for GSM

#Params Integer Number of parameters
Number of parameters for this neighbor. This
value is currently 3.
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
ARFCN Integer ARFCN
Channel number for neighbor channel.
The values range from 0 to 63.

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900

code

params ID Value range from 0 to 127. -1 if not available.
Example:
NLIST +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 2 3 1 66 17 3 12 10663 34
5.8.9 POSSIBLE MISSING NEIGHBOR (NMISS)
Event ID NMISS
Cellular GSM, UMTS FDD
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when missing neighbor plug-in is
enabled.
Header parameters
#nChs Integer Number of detected possible missing
neighbor cells
Parameters for GSM

Number of parameters for this neighbor.
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
Channel Integer Missing neighbor channel
BSIC Integer Missing neighbor BSIC
RX level Integer Missing neighbor RX level
RX level in dBm. 255 if not available.
Example:
NMISS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 0 1 6 12 10700 123 –9 –85 2

Number of parameters for this neighbor.
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Channel Integer Missing neighbor channel
Scrambling Integer Missing neighbor scrambling code
code
Ec/N0 Integer Missing neighbor Ec/N0
CPICH Ec/N0 of detected missing neighbor
cell. Values range from -24 dB to 0 dB. 255 if
invalid.
RSCP Integer Missing neighbor RSCP
CPICH RSCP of detected missing neighbor
cell. Values range from -115 dBm to –25
dBm. 255 if invalid.
Diff. to str. Integer Missing neighbor difference to strongest pilot
Power difference from strongest cell in active
or monitored set to detected missing
neighbor cell. Values range from –24 dB to
24 dB. 255 if invalid.
Example:
NMISS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 0 1 6 12 10700 123 –9 –85 2
5.8.10 SERVICE PARAMETERS REQUESTED (SEPR)
Event ID SEPR
Cellular cdmaOne, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode Voice call
Recorded Always

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
Service option Integer Requested service option
Service option requested from the
network.
Req. forw. RC Integer Requested forward radio configuration
Forward radio configuration. -1 if not
available.
Req. rev. RC Integer Requested reverse radio configuration
Req. F-FCH Integer Requested forward fundamental
MUX channel MUX.
Req. R-FCH Integer Requested reverse fundamental
MUX channel MUX.
Example:
SEPR +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 15 327 0 5 4 0 0
5.8.11 SERVICE PARAMETERS NEGOTIATED (SEPN)
Event ID SEPN
systems
Mode Voice call
Recorded Always

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
Neg. SO Integer Negotiated service option
Neg. forw. RC Integer Negotiated forward radio configuration
Neg. rev. RC Integer Negotiated reverse radio configuration
Neg. F-FCH Integer Negotiated forward fundamental
MUX channel MUX
Neg. R-FCH Integer Negotiated reverse fundamental
MUX channel MUX
Example:
SEPN +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 15 327 0 5 4 2 2
5.8.12 RANDOM ACCESS CHANNEL INFORMATION (RACHI)
Event ID RACHI
Cellular UMTS, cdmaOne, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded after random access procedure

12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Init. TX pwr. Integer RACH initial TX power
Initial transmission power, unit dBm. Values
range from –99 to 99.
Preamble Integer RACH preamble step
step Preamble step size in dB. Value range from
1 to 8 dB.
Preamble Integer RACH preamble count
count Transmitted preamble transmission count.
RACH TX Integer RACH TX power
power Total transmission power used in RACH
message part (control + data) Value range
from -99 to 99 dBm.
Max Integer RACH maximum preamble count
preamble Values range from 1 to 64. This is same as
“Preamble Retrans Max” parameter signaled
by network in RRC layer and it defines the
maximum number of preamble attempts.
UL interf. Integer Uplink interference level
Values range from –110 to -70 dBm.
AICH status Integer RACH AICH status
0 = No ACK
1 = NACK
2 = ACK
Data gain Integer RACH data channel gain

-1 if not available
Ctrl gain Integer RACH control channel gain
-1 if not available
Power offset Integer RACH power offset
Pp-m parameter. Power offset between the
last transmitted preamble and the control
part of the message. Values range from –5
to 10 dB. 255 if not available.
Message Integer RACH message length
length Length of the RACH message in
milliseconds. Valid values are 10 and 20.
Preamble Integer RACH max preamble cycles
cycles Maximum number of preamble cycles. This
is same as Mmax parameter in 125.331
specification.Values range from 1 to 32.
Example:
RACHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 -28 1 2 –22 8 –105 2 15 15 2 10 4

SYNC UL Float RACH SYNC UL initial TX power
Init. pwr. Initial transmission power, unit dBm.
Value range from –99.0 to 99.0 dBm.
SYNC UL Float RACH SYNC UL step
step Value range from 0.0 dB to 3.0 dB.
SYNC UL Integer RACH SYNC UL count
count Transmitted preamble transmission count.
Max SYNC Integer RACH SYNC UL maximum count
UL count Valid values are 1, 2, 4, and 8. This is same
as “Max SYNC_UL Transmissions”
parameter signaled by network in RRC layer
and it defines the maximum number of
preamble attempts.
SYNC UL Float RACH SYNC UL power
pwr. Power of last SYNC UL. Value range from -
99.0 to 99.0 dBm.
RACH power Float RACH TX power

Total transmission power used in RACH
message part (control + data). Value range
from -99.0 to 99.0 dBm.
PCCPCH Float RACH PCCPCH pathloss
pathloss Values range from 46.0 dB to 158.0 dB.
RACH status Integer RACH FPACH status
0 = No ACK
1 = NACK
2 = ACK
Desired Float RACH desired UpPCH RX power
UpPCH RX Value range from -120.0 dBm to -58.0 dBm.
power
Desired Float RACH desired UpRach RX power
UpRACH RX Value range from -120.0 dBm to -58.0 dBm.
power
Message Integer RACH message length
length Length of the RACH message in
milliseconds. Valid values are 5, 10 and 20.
Max RACH Integer RACH max preamble cycles
cycles Maximum number of preamble cycles. This
is same as Mmax parameter in 125.331
specification. Values range from 1 to 32.

7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
NOM_PWR Integer NOM_PWR (Nominal transmit power offset)
Nominal transmit power offset in dB.
INIT_PWR Integer INIT_PWR (Access probe initial power)
PWR_STEP Integer PWR_STEP (Access probe power step)
NUM_STEP Integer NUM_STEP (Access probe number of steps)
Maximum number of steps – 1.
TX level Float Access probe TX level

Access Integer Access probe count maximum
probe count
max
Access Integer Access probe sequence count maximum
probe seq.
max
Result Integer Probe sequence result
0 = ACAck not received
1 = ACAck received
2 = TCA message received
3 = Probe interrupted
-1= Not available
Access ch Integer Access channel number
Random Integer PN randomization delay
delay
Example:
RACHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156

27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
Max #Probes Integer Maximum access probe count
Maximum number of probes per probe
sequence.
Max #Probe Integer Maximum number of probe sequences
seqs
Result Integer Probe sequence result
0 = ACAck not received
1 = ACAck received
2 = TCA message received
3 = Probe interrupted
-1= Not available
#Probes Integer Access probe count
Number of probes sent in last probe
sequence.
#Probe seqs Integer Access probe sequence count
Number of probe sequences sent for this
access attempt.
Example:
5.8.13 VOCODER STATUS (VOCS)
Event ID VOCS
systems
Mode All
Parameters
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
Voc. rate for. Integer Vocoder rate forward
0 = Full
1 = Half
2 = Quarter
3 = Eighth
4 = Blank
5 = Erasure
6 = Invalid data
Voc. rate rev. Integer Vocoder rate reverse
0 = Full
1 = Half
2 = Quarter
3 = Eighth
4 = Blank
5 = Erasure
6 = Invalid data
Example:
VOCS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 15 3 3
5.8.14 PHYSICAL CHANNEL INFORMATION (PHCHI)
Event ID PHCHI
Cellular cdmaOne, CDMA 1X
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when message sending is attempted or
message is received.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
26 = cdmaOne 450
#Physical Integer Number of physical channels
channels
Parameters for downlink SCH0 and SCH1

#Params / Integer Parameters per physical channel
channel
Type Integer Physical channel type
0 = SCH0
1 = SCH1
Direction Integer Physical channel direction
1 = uplink
2 = downlink
Pilot PN Integer Pilot PN offset
Walsh Integer Walsh code
code Values range from 0 to 127.
Rate Integer Channel rate
0 = 1x
1 = 2x
2 = 4x
3 = 8x
4 = 16x
Example:
5.8.15 QUICK PAGING CHANNEL INFORMATION (QPCHI)
Event ID QPCHI
Cellular CDMA 1x
systems
Mode All
Recorded Idle (slotted mode)
Recorded when values are received from a mobile
Parameters
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
30 = CDMA 1x 450
QPCH rate Integer QPCH rate
Data rate in bps. The possible values are
4800 or 9600 bps
Slot number Integer Paging slot number
QPCH pilot# Integer QPCH pilot number
PI Walsh Integer Paging indicator Walsh code
Values range from 0 to 128
PI power Float Paging indicator power offset
offset Power difference between Paging Indicator
and pilot channel in dB. Values range from
-5 to 2. 255 if not available.
THB Integer Paging indicator THB threshold
THI Integer Paging indicator THI threshold
Example:
QPCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 15 9600 183
5.8.16 RADIO BEARER INFORMATION (RBI)
Event ID RBI
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when radio bearer allocation changes.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
params This parameter specifies how many
parameters there are before radio bearer
specific parameters starts. This value is
currently 0.
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per radio bearer
RB This value is currently 8.
#RBs Integer Number of radio bearers
RB ID Integer Radio bearer ID
RLC ID Integer RLC ID
Same as logical channel ID. Values range
from 0 to 20.
TrCh ID Integer Transport channel ID
Direction Integer Radio bearer direction
Direction of the radio bearer
0 = uplink
1 = downlink
Logical Ch Integer Logical channel type
Logical channel type for this radio bearer:
0 = BCCH
1 = PCCH
2 = CCCH
3 = DCCH
4 = CTCH
5 = DTCH
6 = SHCCH
RLC mode Integer RLC mode

RLC mode for this radio bearer
0 = TM
1 = UM
2 = AM
Ciphering Integer Ciphering
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
TrCh type Integer Transport channel type
MAC PDUs are delivered using this channel:
0 = BCH
1 = CPCH
2 = DCH
3 = HS-DSCH
4 = PCH
5 = FACH
6 = RACH
7 = E-DCH
Example:
RBI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 0 8 1 7 1 1 1 5 2 1 2
5.8.17 TRANSPORT CHANNEL INFORMATION (TRCHI)
Event ID TRCHI
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when transport channel allocation
changes.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
parameters there are before transport
channel specific parameters starts. This
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per transport channel
TrCh This value is currently 8.
#TrChs Integer Number of transport channels
CCTrCh ID Integer CCTrCh ID
Coded composite transport channel ID.
Values range from 0 to 5. –1 if not available.
Direction Integer Transport channel direction
0 = uplink
1 = downlink
2 = Relay-link (control)
TrCh type Integer Transport channel type
MAC PDUs are delivered using this channel:
0 = BCH
1 = CPCH
2 = DCH
3 = HS-DSCH
4 = PCH
5 = FACH
6 = RACH
7 = E-DCHF
TrCh Integer Transport channel coding

coding 0 = ½ and convolutional
1 = 1/3 and convolutional
2 = 1/3 and turbo
3 = No coding
CRC length Integer CRC length
Valid values are 0, 8, 12, 16, and 24.
TTI Integer TTI
Transmission Time Interval in milliseconds.
Valid values are 2, 6, 10, 20, 40, and 80.
Rate-m. Integer Rate-matching attribute.
attr. Values range from 1 to 256.
Example:
TRCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 0 8 1 1 0 1 2 2 16 10 196
5.8.18 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION ATTEMPT (RRA)
Event ID RRA
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Always
Recorded when RRC connection is attempted.
Parameters
12 = UMTS 2100 FDD
20 = UMTS 1900 FDD
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for UMTS

RRC est. Integer RRC connection establishment cause
cause 0 = Originating conversation call
1 = Originating streaming call
2 = Originating interactive call
3 = Originating background call
4 = Originating subscribed traffic call
5 = Terminating conversational call
6 = Terminating streaming call
7 = Terminating interactive call
8 = Terminating background call
9 = Emergency call
10 = Inter-RAT cell reselection
11 = Inter-RAT cell change order
12 = Registration
13 = Detach
14 = Originating high priority signaling
15 = Originating low priority signaling
16 = Call re-establishment
17 = Terminating high priority signaling
18 = Terminating low priority signaling
19 = Terminating – cause unknown
Example:
RRA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 0
5.8.19 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION SUCCESS (RRC)
Event ID RRC
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Always
Recorded when RRC connection is established.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for UMTS

#RRC att. Integer Number of RRC connection attempts
Number of RRC connection attempts before
RRC connection.
RRC est. Integer RRC connection establishment time
time Time between RRC connection attempt and
RRC connection in milliseconds.
Example:
RRC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 368
5.8.20 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION FAILURE (RRF)
Event ID RRF
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Always
Recorded when RRC connection attempt is failed.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for UMTS

#RRC att. Integer Number of RRC connection attempts
Number of RRC connection attempts before
RRC connection.
RRC fail. Integer RRC connection failure time
time. Time between RRC connection attempt and
RRC connection failure in milliseconds.
RRC rej. Integer RRC connection rejection status
status 1 = Network reject
RRC rej. Integer RRC connection rejection cause
cause 0 = congestion
1 = unspecified
Example:
RRF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 15000 1 0
5.8.21 RADIO RESOURCE CONNECTION RELEASE (RRD)
Event ID RRD
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Always
Recorded when RRC connection is released.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for UMTS

RRC rel. Integer RRC connection release status
status 1 = Normal release
2 = Dropped RRC connection
RRC rel. Integer RRC connection release cause
cause 0 = normal event
1 = unspecified
2 = pre-emptive release
3 = congestion
4 = re-establishment reject
5 = directed signaling connection re-
establishment
6 = user inactivity
1000 = T313 expired
Example:
RRD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 0
5.8.22 CIPHERING INFO (CIPI)
Event ID CIPI
Cellular TETRA
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when ciphering information changes.
Parameters
11 = TETRA

Ciph. type Integer Ciphering Type
0 = Disabled
1 = SCK
2 = DCK
KSG String Ciphering KSG
KSG number in double quotes.
SCK String Ciphering SCK
SCK number in double quotes.
Example:
CIPI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 11 0 “” “”
5.9 MS-BS SIGNALING EVENTS
5.9.1 LAYER3 UPLINK (L3U)
Event ID L3U
Cellular GSM, DAMPS, UMTS, cdmaOne, CDMA 1x,
systems TETRA, GAN WLAN
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the mobile station sends a Layer3
message to BS
Parameters
Subchannel String Subchannel:
/ Channel The subchannel name that was used for
type signaling in GSM. If the specific channel
name is unknown, the channel group name;
e.g., BCH or CCCH, is written in file.
BCH channels (FCCH, SCH, BCCH)
CCCH channels (PCH, RACH, AGCH)
DCCH channels (SDCCH, SACCH, FACCH)
TCH channels (TCH)
Packet channels (PACCH, PDTCH)
Channel type:
The channel type name that was used for
signalling.
With AMPS, CDMA, and DAMPS (ACC,
AVC, DCCH, DTC, SCH, DPCH, DACH,
DTC)
With TETRA:
MCCH, TCH, NA
With GAN WLAN:
NA
L3 msg String Layer3 message
The Layer3 message name in text format in
double quotes
L3 data Hex Layer3 data
Contents of the Layer3 message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
L3U +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 RACH "CHANNEL_REQUEST" 7B…
5.9.2 LAYER3 DOWNLINK (L3D)
Event ID L3D
Cellular GSM, DAMPS, UMTS, cdmaOne, CDMA 1x,
systems TETRA, GAN WLAN
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the mobile station receives Layer3
message from BS
Parameters
Subchannel String Subchannel:
/ Channel The subchannel name that was used for
type signaling in GSM. If the specific channel
TCH channels (TCH)
Channel type:
The channel type name that was used for
signalling.
With AMPS, CDMA, and DAMPS (ACC,
AVC, DCCH, DTC, SCH, DPCH, DACH,
DTC)
With TETRA:
MCCH, TCH, NA
With GAN WLAN:
NA
L3 msg String Layer3 message
double quotes
L3 data Hex Layer3 data
hexadecimal values
Example:
L3D +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 CCCH "PAGING_REQUEST_TYPE_1" 06 21…
5.9.3 LAYER2 UPLINK (L2U)
Event ID L2U
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends Layer2 frame
Parameters
Subchannel String Subchannel
The subchannel name that was used for
signaling in GSM. If the specific channel
TCH channels (TCH)
L2 msg String GSM layer2 message
double quotes
L2 data Hex GSM layer2 data
hexadecimal values
Example:
L2U +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 SACCH "UI-CMD" 00 03 01 03 49 06 15 83 1B 71 56
46 45 1B 62 53 91 07 DC 42 E4 00 00
5.9.4 LAYER2 DOWNLINK (L2D)
Event ID L2D
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives Layer2
frame
Parameters
signaling in GSM. If the specific channel
TCH channels (TCH)
L2 msg String GSM layer2 message
double quotes
L2 data Hex GSM layer2 data
hexadecimal values
Example:
L2D +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 CCCH "UI-CMD" 25 06 21 00 05 ...
5.9.5 MAC LAYER UPLINK (MACU)
Event ID MACU
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the
RLC/MAC layer message
Parameters
signaling (PRACH, PTCCH, PCCCH,
PACCH or PDTCH).
RLC/MAC String RLC/MAC message
msg The RLC/MAC message name in text format
in double quotes
RLC/MAC Hex RLC/MAC data
data Contents of the RLC/MAC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
MACU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 PRACH "PACKET_CHANNEL_REQUEST" 07 ...
5.9.6 MAC LAYER DOWNLINK (MACD)
Event ID MACD
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the
RLC/MAC layer message
Parameters
signaling (PBCCH, PCCCH, PAGCH, PPCH
PTCCH, PACCH or PDTCH).
RLC/MAC String RLC/MAC message
msg The RLC/MAC message name in text format
in double quotes
RLC/MAC Hex RLC/MAC data
data Contents of the RLC/MAC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
MACD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 PACCH "PACKET_UPLINK_ACK/NACK" 48 ...
5.9.7 LLC LAYER UPLINK (LLCU)
Event ID LLCU
Cellular GSM, TETRA
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the LLC
layer message
Parameters
signaling. With GSM LLC messages only
subchannel PDTCH is used. With TETRA
LLC messages the subchannel is always NA
LLC msg String LLC message
The LLC message name in text format in
double quotes
LLC data Hex LLC data
Contents of the LLC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
LLCU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 PDTCH "UI-CMD" 01 C0 0B ...
5.9.8 LLC LAYER DOWNLINK (LLCD)
Event ID LLCD
Cellular GSM, TETRA
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the LLC
layer message
Parameters
signaling. With GSM LLC messages only
subchannel PDTCH is used. With TETRA
LLC messages the subchannel is always
NA.
LLC msg String LLC message
The LLC message name in text format in
double quotes
LLC data Hex LLC data
Contents of the LLC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
LLCD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 PDTCH "UI-CMD" 41 C0 0B ...
5.9.9 RRLP LAYER UPLINK (RRLPU)
Event ID RRLPU
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the RRLP
layer message
Parameters
The subchannel that was used for signaling
in GSM.
RRLP msg String RRLP message
The RRLP message name in text format in
double quotes.
RRLP data Hex RRLP data
Contents of the RRLP message in
hexadecimal values.
Example:
RRLPU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "MEASURE_POSITION_RESPONSE" 22
e0 84 00 01 00 00 ba 13 08 7c 40 04 00 d5 20 76 f7 42 d9 2e 88 40 40 0d 76 06 30 e8 69 21 e7 08 08 01 ac 80
ee 80
5.9.10 RRLP LAYER DOWNLINK (RRLPD)
Event ID RRLPD
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the RRLP
layer message
Parameters
in GSM.
RRLP msg String RRLP message
The RRLP message name in text format in
double quotes
RRLP data Hex RRLP data
Contents of the RRLP message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
RRLPD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "MEASURE_POSITION_REQUEST" 20 04
10 80
5.9.11 RRC LAYER UPLINK (RRCU)
Event ID RRCU
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the RRC
layer message
Parameters
in UMTS. For system information messages,
the subchannel is a combination of the
logical channel and the transport channel
(CCCH, DCCH, BCCH, PCCH, SHCCH)
RRC msg String RRC message
The RRC message name in text format in
double quotes
RRC data Hex RRC data
Contents of the RRC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
RRCU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "MEASUREMENT_REPORT" 22 40 02 50
06 17 01 40 1C 00 00 00 00 01 80
5.9.12 RRC LAYER DOWNLINK (RRCD)
Event ID RRCD
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the RRC
layer message
Parameters
RRC msg String RRC message
The RRC message name in text format in
double quotes
RRC data Hex RRC data
Contents of the RRC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
RRCD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "ACTIVE_SET_UPDATE" 00 01 00 00 C0 2E
0A 10 00
5.9.13 RLC LAYER UPLINK (RLCU)
Event ID RLCU
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the RLC
layer message
Parameters
RLC msg String RLC message
The RLC message name in text format in
double quotes. Message name also contains
information about RLC mode (transparent,
acknowledged or unacknowledged) and size
of message length field.
RLC data Hex RLC data
Contents of the RLC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
RLCU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "AM_STATUS" 02 00 b0 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
5.9.14 RLC LAYER DOWNLINK (RLCD)
Event ID RLCD
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the RLC
layer message
Parameters
RLC msg String RLC message
The RLC message name in text format in
double quotes. Message name also contains
information about RLC mode (transparent,
acknowledged or unacknowledged) and size
of message length field.
RLC data Hex RLC data
Contents of the RLC message in
hexadecimal values
Example:
RLCD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 DCCH "AM7_DATA" 80 55 11 fe 00 01 00 09 00 03
43 50 00 00 00 00 00 00
5.9.15 SIGNALING NETWORK PROTOCOL UPLINK (SNPU)
Event ID SNPU
Cellular CDMA EV
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the SNP
message

params Number of parameters before message
length field. Currently this value is 4.
Ch type String Channel type
Channel type in double quotes:
ACH
RTCH
SNP layer String SNP layer
Layer in double quotes:
Application
Stream
Session
Connection
Security
MAC
Physical
SNP msg. String SNP message name
name SNP message name in double quotes.
Protocol Integer Protocol subtype
subtype Protocol subtype for all other protocols
except for Stream 1-3 application protocols
which this value is application subtype (0 =
default, 1 = multiflow packet).
SNP msg. Integer SNP message length
length SNP message length in bytes.
SNP msg. Hex SNP message
Example:
5.9.16 SIGNALING NETWORK PROTOCOL DOWNLINK (SNPD)
Event ID SNPD
Cellular CDMA EV
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the SNP
message

params Number of parameters before message
length field. Currently this value is 4.
Ch type String Channel type
Channel type in double quotes:
ACH
RTCH
SNP layer String SNP layer
Layer in double quotes:
Application
Stream
Session
Connection
Security
MAC
Physical
SNP msg. String SNP message name
name SNP message name in double quotes.
Protocol Integer Protocol subtype
subtype Protocol subtype for all other protocols
except for Stream 1-3 application protocols
which this value is application subtype (0 =
default, 1 = multiflow packet).
SNP msg. Integer SNP message length
length SNP message length in bytes.
SNP msg. Hex SNP message
Example:
5.9.17 GAN SIGNALING UPLINK (GANSU)
Event ID GANSU
Cellular GAN WLAN
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the GAN
signaling message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before data
length. This value is currently 2.
GAN msg. String GAN message
The message name in text format in double
quotes.
GAN String GAN subchannel
subch. Transport protocol in double quotes.
Currently valid values are “UDP” and “TCP”.
“NA” if not available.
GAN msg. Integer GAN message length
length
GAN msg. Hex GAN message data
data Contents of the message in hexadecimal
values.
Example:
GANSU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 “GA-RC REGISTER REQUEST” “TCP” …
5.9.18 GAN SIGNALING DOWNLINK (GANSD)
Event ID GANSD
Cellular GAN WLAN
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the GAN
signaling message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before data
length. This value is currently 2.
GAN msg. String GAN message
The message name in text format in double
quotes.
GAN String GAN subchannel
subch. Transport protocol in double quotes.
Currently valid values are “UDP” and “TCP”.
“NA” if not available.
GAN msg. Integer GAN message length
length
GAN msg. Hex GAN message data
data Contents of the message in hexadecimal
values.
Example:
GANSD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.256 2 “GA-RC REGISTER ACCEPT” “TCP” …
5.10 PACKET DATA EVENTS
5.10.1 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION ATTEMPT (PAA)
♦ Note that the measurement system writes the PAA event to the measurement file if the packet
session was active when the measurement was started.
Event ID PAA
Cellular GSM, UMTS, CDMA 1x, CDMA EV, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle, Attach
Recorded when packet session activation is
attempted.
Parameters
1 = Mobile initiated
2 = Network initiated
Protocol type Integer Packet data protocol type
1 = IP
APN String Access point name
In string format between quotes.
IP String Packet protocol address
If static IP address is used, this is own IP
address in string format between quotes. If
dynamic IP allocation is used, IP address is
“0.0.0.0”.
Header Integer Header compression
compr. 0 = off
2 = RFC1144 (VanJacobsen)
3 = RFC2507 (Degermark)
4 = RFC3095 (RoHC)
Data compr. Integer Data compression
0 = off
2 = V.42bis
3 = V.44
Example:
PAA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 “nemotechnologies.com” “0.0.0.0” 0 0
5.10.2 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION FAILED (PAF)
Event ID PAF
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded after PAA event when packet session
activation has failed.
Parameters
Fail status Integer Packet session activation failure status
1 = User abort
2 = Network reject (SM cause)
3 = Mobile reject (SM cause)
4 = Timeout
5 = PPP error (OS RAS cause)
6 = Test system failure (OS RAS cause).
These values can be ignored in Quality
Survey Report.
Fail time Integer Packet session activation failure time
Time from attempt in seconds
Fail cause Integer Packet session activation failure cause
SM cause or OS RAS cause value for
rejection. –1 if not available. See chapter
7.8 for a list of OS RAS cause values. See
chapter 7.7 for a list of SM cause values.
Example:
PAF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 5 -1
5.10.3 PACKET SESSION ACTIVATION CONNECTED (PAC)
♦ Note that the measurement system writes the PAC event to the measurement file if the packet
session was active when the measurement was started.
Event ID PAC
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded after PAA event when packet session
activation has succeeded.
Parameters
PDP act. Integer Packet session activation state
state 1 = Air interface connect (connect in session
management layer)
2 = PPP connect
PDP act. Integer Packet session activation time
time Time from packet session activation attempt
to packet connect in seconds
IP String Packet protocol address
Phone IP address in quotes
Example:
PAC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 5 “124.149.1.6”
5.10.4 PACKET SESSION DEACTIVATED (PAD)
Event ID PAD
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded when packet session is deactivated.
Parameters
Deact. status Integer Packet session deactivation status
1 = Normal session deactivation
2 = Network reject (SM cause)
3 = Mobile reject (SM cause)
4 = Timeout
Survey Report.
Duration Integer Packet session active duration
Deact. cause Integer Packet session deactivation cause
If failure status is PPP error (see chapter
7.8) this value contains OS RAS cause
value.
Otherwise the value is system specific:
With GSM and UMTS the value is SM
cause (see chapter 7.7)
With CDMA EV the value is CC cause (see
chapter 7.4).
Deact. time Integer Packet session deactivation time
Session deactivation time in milliseconds
Example:
PAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 300 –1 1500
5.10.5 QUALITY OF SERVICE PROFILE REQUEST (QSPR)
Event ID QSPR
Cellular GSM, UMTS, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded when quality of service profile is
requested.
Parameters
Packet Integer Packet data technology
Tech. 1 = GPRS
2 = EGPRS
3 = UMTS FDD
5 = HSDPA
8 = GAN
9 = HSUPA
10 = HSPA
11 = UMTS TD-SCDMA
Avg. TPut Integer Requested average throughput class
class Average transfer rate at which data is
transferred across the network.
0 = subscribed
1 = up to 0.22 bit/s
4 = up to 2.2 bit/s
5 = up to 4.4 bit/s
7 = up to 22 bit/s
8 = up to 44 bit/s
9 = up to 111 bit/s
10 = up to 0.22 kbit/s
16 = up to 22 kbit/s
31 = best effort
Peak TPut Integer Requested peak throughput class

class The maximum transfer rate at which data is
0 = subscribed
1 = up to 8 kbit/s
2 = up to 16 kbit/s
3 = up to 32 kbit/s
4 = up to 64 kbit/s
Delay class Integer Requested delay class
GPRS delay class:
0 = subscribed value
1 = less than 0.5 seconds
2 = less than 5 seconds
3 = less than 50 seconds
4 = best effort
Priority Integer Requested priority class
class GPRS priority class:
1 = high
2 = normal
3 = low
Reliab. Integer Requested reliability class
class GPRS reliability class:
1 = like X.25
2 = like IP
3 = for signaling
Min avg. Integer Min accepted average throughput class
TPut Minimum connection requirements. Values
are same as requested values.
Min peak Integer Min accepted peak throughput class
Min delay Integer Min accepted delay class
Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min priority Integer Min accepted priority class

class Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min Integer Min accepted reliability class
reliability Minimum connection requirements. Values
Traffic Integer Requested traffic class
class 0 = Conversational
1 = Streaming
2 = Interactive
3 = Background
4 = Subscribed value
Max UL Integer Requested max uplink bit rate
TPut kbits/s, range 0 – 384 where 0 is subscribed
value
Max DL Integer Requested max downlink bit rate
TPut kbits/s, range 0 - 2047 where 0 is subscribed
value
Gr. UL Integer Requested guaranteed uplink bit rate
value
Gr. DL Integer Requested guaranteed downlink bit rate
value
Deliv. order Integer Requested delivery order
0 = No
1 = Yes
Max SDU Integer Requested maximum SDU size
size 10 - 1500 bytes, 0 is subscribed value
SDU err. String Requested SDU error ratio
ratio String is in quotes.
"0E0" = subscribed value
"E" = 10%
"E2" = 1%
"E3" = 0.1%
"E4" = 0.01%
"E5" = 0.001%
"E6" = 0.0001%
"7E3" = 0.7%
Residual String Requested residual bit error ratio

BER String is in quotes.
"0E0" = subscribed value
"E2" = 1%
"E3" = 0.1%
"E4" = 0.01%
"E5" = 0.001%
"E6" = 0.0001%
"4E3" = 0.4%
"5E2" = 5%
"5E3" = 0.5%
"6E8" = 0.000006%
Deliv. err. Integer Requested delivery of erroneous PDUs
PDU 0 = No
1 = Yes
2 = No detect
Transfer Integer Requested transfer delay
delay 1 - 4100 milliseconds, 0=subscribed value
Traffic Integer Requested traffic handling priority
prior. 1-3, 0 = subscribed value
Min tr. Integer Minimum accepted traffic class
class Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min max Integer Minimum accepted maximum uplink bit rate
UL TPut Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min max Integer Minimum accepted maximum downlink bit
DL TPut rate
Min gr. UL Integer Minimum accepted guaranteed uplink bit rate
Min gr. DL Integer Minimum accepted guaranteed downlink bit
TPut rate
Min deliv. Integer Minimum accepted delivery order
ord. Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min max Integer Minimum accepted maximum SDU size
SDU size Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min SDU String Minimum accepted SDU error ratio
err. Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min resid. String Minimum accepted residual bit error ratio

BER Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min del err Integer Minimum accepted delivery of erroneous
PDU PDUs
Min tran. Integer Minimum accepted transfer delay
delay Minimum connection requirements. Values
Min tr. Integer Minimum accepted traffic handling priority
priority Minimum connection requirements. Values
Example:
QSPR +32.123456 +64.654433 55 123 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 "0E0" "0E0" 3 0 0 4
0 0 0 0 2 0 "0E0" "0E0" 3 0 0
5.10.6 QUALITY OF SERVICE PROFILE NEGOTIATED (QSPN)
Event ID QSPN
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded when quality of service profile changes
Parameters
tech. 1 = GPRS
2 = EGPRS
3 = UMTS FDD
5 = HSDPA
8 = GAN
9 = HSUPA
10 = HSPA
11 = UMTS TD-SCDMA
Avg. TPut Integer Negotiated average throughput class
class Average transfer rate at which data is
0 = subscribed
4 = up to 2.2 bit/s
5 = up to 4.4 bit/s
7 = up to 22 bit/s
8 = up to 44 bit/s
9 = up to 111 bit/s
31 = best effort
Peak TPut Integer Negotiated peak throughput class

class The maximum transfer rate at which data is
0 = subscribed
1 = up to 8 kbit/s
2 = up to 16 kbit/s
3 = up to 32 kbit/s
4 = up to 64 kbit/s
Delay class Integer Negotiated delay class
GPRS delay class:
1 = best
2
3
4 = best effort
Priority Integer Negotiated priority class
class GPRS priority class:
1 = high
2 = normal
3 = low
Reliab. Integer Negotiated reliability class
class GPRS reliability class:
1 = like X.25
2 = like IP
3 = for signaling
4 = for text TV style applications
5 = for video
Traffic Integer Negotiated traffic class
class 0 = Conversational
1 = Streaming
2 = Interactive
3 = Background
Max UL Integer Negotiated maximum uplink bit rate
TPut Negotiated maximum uplink bit rate in
kbits/s. Values range from 1 to 384.
Max DL Integer Negotiated maximum downlink bit rate
TPut Negotiated maximum downlink bit rate in
kbits/s. Values range from 1 to 2047.
Gr. UL Integer Negotiated guaranteed uplink bit rate
TPut Negotiated guaranteed uplink bit rate in
kbits/s. Values range from 1 to 384. –1 if not
available.
Gr. DL Integer Negotiated guaranteed downlink bit rate
TPut Negotiated guaranteed downlink bit rate in
kbits/s. Values range from 1 to 2047. –1 if
not available.
Deliv. order Integer Negotiated delivery order

0 = No
1 = Yes
Max SDU Integer Negotiated maximum SDU size
size Negotiated maximum service data unit
(SDU) size in bytes. Values range from 10 to
1500.
SDU err. String Negotiated SDU error ratio
ratio Negotiated service data unit (SDU) error
ratio in quotes.
"0E0" = 100%
"E" = 10%
"E2" = 1%
"E3" = 0.1%
"E4" = 0.01%
"E5" = 0.001%
"E6" = 0.0001%
"7E3" = 0.7%
Resid. BER String Negotiated residual bit error ratio
Negotiated residual bit error ratio in quotes.
"0E0" = 100%
"E2" = 1%
"E3" = 0.1%
"E4" = 0.01%
"E5" = 0.001%
"E6" = 0.0001%
"4E3" = 0.4%
"5E2" = 5%
"5E3" = 0.5%
"6E8" = 0.000006%
Deliv. err. Integer Negotiated delivery of erroneous PDUs
PDU 0 = No
1 = Yes
2 = No detect
Transfer Integer Negotiated transfer delay
delay Negotiated transfer delay in milliseconds.
available.
Traffic Integer Negotiated traffic handling priority
prior. –1 if not available.
1 Highest priority
2
3 Lowest priority
Example:
QSPN +32.123456 +64.654433 55 123 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 31 4 4 2 4 3 64 64 -1 -1 0 1500 "1E3" "1E5" 2 -1 -1
5.10.7 PACKET CHANNEL INFO (PCHI)
Event ID PCHI
Cellular GSM, UMTS, CDMA EV, CDMA 1x, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when parameters changes
Parameters for GPRS, EGPRS

tech. 1 = GPRS
2 = EGPRS
Packet Integer Packet state
state 0 = No GPRS available
1 = Detached
2 = Attached
3 = Standby
4 = Packet session active
5 = Suspended
Radio Integer GSM RLC/MAC radio priority
priority The RLC/MAC radio priority level for uplink
user data transmission. Values range from 1
to 4, where 1 is highest priority and 4 lowest
priority.
Prior. acc. Integer Priority access threshold
th. Values range from 0 to 7.
Split PG Integer Split PG cycle
cycle The split PG cycle parameter defines the
DRX period in seconds.
PS coding Integer Packet channel coding uplink
UL 1 = CS-1 / MCS-1 with EGPRS
2 = CS-2 / MCS-2 with EGPRS
5 = MCS-5
6 = MCS-6
7 = MCS-7
8 = MCS-8
9 = MCS-9
PS coding Integer Packet channel coding downlink

DL 1 = CS-1 / MCS-1 with EGPRS
5 = MCS-5
6 = MCS-6
7 = MCS-7
8 = MCS-8
9 = MCS-9
#PS TSL Integer Number of packet timeslots uplink
UL
#PS TSL Integer Number of packet timeslots downlink
DL
PS TNs UL Integer Packet timeslots uplink
Allocated uplink timeslots. Number of
timeslots in list is indicated by previous
parameter.
PS TNs DL Integer Packet timeslots downlink
Allocated downlink timeslots. Number of
timeslots in list is indicated by previous
parameter.
NW Integer Network mode of operation
operation 1 = NW1
2 = NW2
3 = NW3
Network Integer Network control order
ctrl. order 0 = NC0 (Mobile controlled cell re-selection
without measurement reports)
1 = NC1 (Mobile controlled cell re-selection
with measurement reports)
2 = NC2 (Network controlled cell re-selection
with measurement reports)
IR status Integer Incremental redundancy status uplink
UL 0 = Disabled.
1 = Enabled.
PBCCH Integer PBCCH Status
0 = Disabled
1 = Enabled
CLRS hyst. Integer GPRS cell reselection hysteresis
Values range from 0 to 14dB.
CLRS time Integer GPRS cell reselection penalty time
Values range from 5 to 300 seconds.
Example:
PCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 4 1 1 15 10 1 3 2 2 3 4 3 2 …
Parameters for UMTS and HSDPA, HSUPA

Packet tech. Integer Packet technology
3 = UMTS
5 = HSDPA
9 = HSUPA
10 = HSPA (HSDPA + HSUPA)
Packet state Integer Packet state
1 = Detached
2 = Attached
3 = Standby
5 = Suspended
NW mode Integer Network mode of operation
1 = NW1
2 = NW2
HSDPA UE Integer HSDPA UE category
categ. Values range from 1 to 12. –1 if not
available.
HS-DSCH SC Integer HSDPA serving HS-DSCH primary
scrambling code
available or not used.
HS-SCCH Integer HSDPA number of monitored HS-SCCH
channels
Values range from 0 to 4. 0 when HSDPA
is not used. –1 if not available.
Power offset Float HSDPA measurement power offset
This parameter is configured in RRC layer.
Values range from –6 dB to 13dB.
ACK/NACK Integer HSDPA ACK/NACK repetition factor
repetitions Values range from 1 to 4. -1 if not
available.
H-RNTI Integer HSDPA H-RNTI
Identifies a UE having a HS-PDSCH
assignment within a cell.
Values range from 0 to 65535. -1 if not
available.
HSUPA UE Integer HSUPA UE category
categ. Value range from 1 to 6. -1 if not available.
TTI Integer HSUPA TTI
HSUPA Transmission Time Interval in
milliseconds. Valid values are 2 and 10. -1
if not available.
PLnon-max Float HSUPA PLnon-max

Puncturing Limit used to determine the
combination of SF and number of codes
that are used for transmitting E-DCH with
certain data rate. Value range from 0.44 to
1.0.
Rate matching Integer HSUPA rate matching mode
Defines how retransmitted data is
combined.
1 = Chase combining (CC)
2 = Incremental redundancy (IR)
Primary E- Integer HSUPA primary E-RNTI
RNTI Value range from 0 to 65535. -1 if not
available.
Secondary E- Integer HSUPA secondary E-RNTI
RNTI Value range from 0 to 65535. -1 if not
available.
E-DPCCH Float HSUPA E-DPCCH/DPCCH power offset
power offset Value range from 0.0 dB to 6.0 dBm.
Happy bit Integer HSUPA happy bit delay condition in ms.
delay cond. Value range from 2ms to 1000ms.
AGCH OVSF Integer HSUPA AGCH channelisation code
E-TFCI table Integer HSUPA E-TFCI table index
Value range from 0 to 1. -1 if not available.
Parameters for TD-SCDMA

11 = TD-SCDMA
1 = Detached
2 = Attached
3 = Standby
5 = Suspended
NW mode Integer Network mode of operation
1 = NW1
2 = NW2
Example:
PCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 4 1 1 11 1 1 -10.0 1 43873
Parameters for CDMA 1x

Packet Integer Packet technology
tech. 4 = 1xRTT
state 0 = Null
1 = Init
2 = Connected
3 = Dormant
4 = Reconnect
Example:
PCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 4 2

6 = 1xEVDO
0 = Null
1 = Init
2 = Connected
3 = Dormant
4 = Reconnect
Packet ch type Integer Packet channel type
1 = Access channel
2 = Traffic channel
3 = Control channel
Packet carrier Integer Packet carrier number
Example:

tech. 8 = GAN
state 0 = No GPRS available
1 = Detached
2 = Attached
3 = Standby
5 = Suspended
Example:
PCHI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 8 2 0
5.10.8 GPRS ATTACH ATTEMPT (GAA)
♦ Note that the measurement system writes the GAA event to the measurement file if the mobile
was attached when the measurement was started.
Event ID GAA
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle
Recorded when GPRS attach is attempted
Example:
GAA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156
5.10.9 GPRS ATTACH FAILED (GAF)
Event ID GAF
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle
Recorded after GAA event when GPRS attach fails
Parameters
Attach fail Integer Attach failure status
1 = User abort
2 = Network reject (GMM cause)
3 = Mobile reject (GMM cause)
4 = Timeout
Survey Report.
Att. fail time Integer Attach failure time
Time in seconds from attach attempt to
failure.
Att. fail Integer Attach failure cause
cause GMM or OS RAS cause for rejection. Value
set –1 if not available. See chapter 7.5 for a
list of GMM cause values. See chapter 7.8
for a list of OS RAS cause values.
Example:
GAF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 5 34
5.10.10 GPRS ATTACH CONNECTED (GAC)
♦ Note that the measurement system writes the GAC event to the measurement file if the mobile
was attached when the measurement was started.
Event ID GAC
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Attach
Recorded after GAA event when GPRS attach has
succeeded.
Parameters
Attach time Integer Attach attempt time
Time from attach attempt to connect in
seconds.
Example:
GAC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 5
5.10.11 GPRS DETACH (GAD)
Event ID GAD
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle
Recorded when GPRS is detached.
Parameters
Detach Integer GPRS detach status
status 1 = User detach
2 = Network detach (GMM cause)
3 = Mobile detach (GMM cause)
Att. Integer Attach duration
duration Time from attach attempt to GPRS detach in
seconds.
Detach Integer Detach cause
cause GMM cause for deactivation. –1 if not
available. See chapter 7.5 for a list of GMM
cause values.
Detach Integer Detach time
time Time from detach attempt to GPRS detach in
milliseconds.
Example:
GAD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 300 –1 2500
5.10.12 BLOCK ERROR RATE (BLER)
Event ID BLER
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode PS Data, Voice call
Recorded Call active (UMTS only), Attach, Packet active
information.
Parameters
BLER DL Float Block error rate downlink
Value range from 0.0 to 100.0 %.
RLC/MAC downlink block error rate in
GPRS. Transport channel block error rate in
UMTS.
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for UMTS

TrCh Integer Number of received TrCh blocks
#blocks
TrCh Integer Number of erroneous TrCh blocks
#errors
#TrChs Integer Number of transport channels
Params / Integer Number of parameters per transport channel
TrCh This value is currently 4.
BLER Float TrCh block error rate
TrCh block error rate in percentage. Values
#blocks Integer Number of received blocks
#errors Integer Number of erroneous blocks
Example:
BLER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 0.6 1
5.10.13 RLC DATA THROUGHPUT (RDAS)
Event ID RDAS
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode Voice Call, Data Call, PS Data
information.
Parameters
RLC rate UL Integer RLC throughput uplink
Uplink RLC throughput in bits per second.
RLC rate DL Integer RLC throughput downlink
Downlink RLC throughput in bits per
second.
RLC retr. UL Integer RLC retransmission rate uplink
Example:
RDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1000 1000 10
5.10.14 LLC DATA THROUGHPUT (LDAS)
Event ID LDAS
Cellular GSM, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode PS Data
information.
Parameters
LLC rate UL Integer LLC throughput uplink
Uplink LLC throughput in bits per second.
LLC rate DL Integer LLC throughput downlink
Downlink LLC throughput in bits per
second.
LLC retr. UL Integer LLC retransmission rate uplink
Example:
LDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1000 1000 10
5.10.15 ROUTING AREA UPDATE ATTEMPT (RUA)
Event ID RUA
systems
Mode PS data
Recorded when routing area update operation is
initiated.
Parameters
RAU type Integer Routing area update type
1 = Routing area update
2 = Combined routing area and location area
update
3 = Combined routing area and location area
update with IMSI attach
4 = Periodic update
Example:
RUA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1
5.10.16 ROUTING AREA UPDATE SUCCESSFUL (RUS)
Event ID RUS
systems
Mode PS data
Recorded when routing area update operation has
been completed successfully.
Parameters
Old RAC Integer Old routing area code
Routing area code of the old cell. Values
Location area code of the old cell. Values
RAU time Integer Routing area update success time
Time from routing area update attempt in
seconds.
Example:
RUS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 10 17 25 32 10
5.10.17 ROUTING AREA UPDATE FAIL (RUF)
Event ID RUF
systems
Mode PS data
Recorded when routing area update operation has
failed.
Parameters
Att. RAC Integer Attempted routing area code
Routing area code of the attempted cell.
Att. LAC Integer Attempted location area code
Location area code of the attempted cell.
RAU fail Integer Routing area update failure time
time Time from routing area update attempt in
seconds.
RAU fail Integer Routing area update failure cause
cause GMM cause value. See chapter 7.5 for a list
of possible values. (GSM 04.60 $ 11.2.3)
Example:
RUF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 10 17 15 17
5.10.18 TBF INFORMATION (TBFI)
Event ID TBFI
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode PS data
Recorded Attach, Packet session
Recorded when TBF information changes.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
parameters there are before TBF specific
parameters starts.
TLLI String TLLI
Temporary logical link identity. Values range
from 0 to 232. –1 if not available. Double
quotes are used around the TLLI value
#Params / Integer Number of parameters per TBF
TBF The parameter tells how many entries there
are per TBF.
#UL TBFs Integer Number of uplink TBFs
TFI Integer TFI
Temporary flow identity. Values range from 0
to 31.
UL RLC Integer Uplink RLC window size
win. RLC layer send buffer size. Values range
from 64 to 1024 with EGPRS. Always 64
with GPRS. –1 if not available.
#DL TBFs Integer Number of downlink TBFs
TFI Integer TFI
Temporary flow identity. Values range from 0
to 31.
DL RLC Integer Downlink RLC window size
win. RLC layer send buffer size. Values range
from 64 to 1024 with EGPRS. Always 64
with GPRS. –1 if not available.
Example:
TBFI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 3 647367 2 1 17 64 1 16 64
5.10.19 TBF UPLINK ESTABLISHMENT (TBFULE)
Event ID TBFULE
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode PS data
Recorded Attach, Packet session
Recorded when TBF information changes.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
UL TBF Integer Uplink TBF establishment cause

est. cause 1 = One phase access in channel request
2 = Single block or two phase access in
channel request
11 = One phase access in packet channel
request
12 = Two phase access in packet channel
request
13 = Page response in packet channel
request
14 = Cell update in packet channel request
15 = MM procedure in packet channel
request
16 = Single block without TBF establishment
in packet channel request
17 = One phase access in RLC unack mode
in packet channel request
21 = One phase access in EGPRS packet
channel request
22 = Two phase access in EGPRS packet
channel request
23 = Signalling in EGPRS packet channel
request
24 = One phase access in RLC unack mode
in EGPRS packet channel request
31 = Channel request in packet downlink
ack/nack
32 = Channel request in EGPRS packet
downlink ack/nack
51 = User data in DTM request
52 = Page response in DTM request
53 = Cell update in DTM request
54 = MM procedure in DTM request
-1 = Not available
UL TBF Integer Uplink TBF establishment type
est. type 1 = One phase access
2 = Two phase access
3 = Single block or multi block access
4 = (EGPRS) Packet downlink ACK/NACK
channel request
5 = DTM request
-1 = Not available
UL TBF Integer Uplink TBF establishment status
est. status 1 = Succeeded
2 = Failed
3 = Rejected
4 = Aborted (e.g. Downlink TBF assignment)
-1 = Not available
#UL TBF Integer Uplink TBF establishment request count
est. req. Values range from 1 to 8. -1 if not available.
Example:
TBFULE +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2 1 1 2
5.10.20 MAC LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (MACDAS)
Event ID MACDAS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#MAC header Integer Number of header parameters
params Number of header parameters before
“#Transport channels” field. Currently this
value is 0.
#TRCH Integer Number of transport channels
#params / Integer Number of parameters per transport
TRCH channel
TrCh ID Integer HSDPA transport Channel ID
This value is currently always -1.
available.
TRCH type Integer HSDPA transport channel type
3 = HS-DSCH
MAC-hs bit Integer HSDPA MAC-hs throughput
rate Downlink bit rate in bits per second.
MAC-hs block Integer HSDPA MAC-hs block rate
rate Number of blocks transmitted to
downlink. -1 if not available.
MAC-hs 1st Float HSDPA MAC-hs 1st retransmission rate
transmission attempt in percents. –1 if not
available.
MAC-hs 2nd Float HSDPA MAC-hs 2nd retransmission rate
retr. Number of blocks retransmitted after
second transmission attempt in percents.
MAC-hs 3rd Float HSDPA MAC-hs 3rd retransmission rate

retr. Number of blocks retransmitted after third
transmission attempt in percents. –1 if not
available.
Example:
MACDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 0 1 7 -1 3 1112880 91 24.1 0.0 0.0
5.10.21 MAC LAYER BLOCK ERROR RATE (MACBLER)
Event ID MACBLER
Cellular UMTS, FDD (HSDPA)
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
information.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
#MAC header Integer Number of header parameters
params. Number of header parameters before
“#Transport channels” field. Currently this
value is 0.
#TrCh Integer Number of transport channels
#params / Integer Number of parameters per transport
TrCh channel.
TrCh ID Integer HSDPA transport Channel ID
Note: This value is always -1.
available.
TrCh type Integer HSDPA transport channel type
3 = HS-DSCH
#ACK/NACK Integer HSDPA number of ACK/NACK messages
Total number of ACK and NACK status
messages sent to the uplink.
BLER Float HSDPA BLER percentage.
This is number of NACK messages from
total.
Example:
MACBLER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 0 1 3 -1 3 23.0
5.11 AMR EVENTS
5.11.1 AMR INFORMATION (AMRI)
Event ID AMRI
Cellular GSM, GAN WLAN
systems
Mode Voice call
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
AMR init. Integer AMR initial codec mode
mode 0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
AMR ICMI Integer AMR initial codec mode indicator
AMR TH1 Float AMR first threshold
AMR HYS1 Float AMR first hysteresis
AMR TH2 Float AMR second threshold
AMR HYS2 Float AMR second hysteresis
AMR TH3 Float AMR third threshold
AMR HYS3 Float AMR third hysteresis
#Active Integer AMR number of active codecs
codecs
AMR codecs Integer AMR active codecs

0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
Example:
AMRI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 0 0 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0 1.5 3.5 2 0 1

32 = GAN WLAN
AMR init. Integer AMR initial codec mode
mode 0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
AMR ICMI Integer AMR initial codec mode indicator
AMR TH1 Float AMR first threshold
Values range from 0.0 to 50.0 %. –1 if not
available.
AMR HYS1 Float AMR first hysteresis
available.
AMR TH2 Float AMR second threshold
available.
AMR HYS2 Float AMR second hysteresis
available.
AMR TH3 Float AMR third threshold
available.
AMR HYS3 Float AMR third hysteresis
available.
#Active Integer AMR number of active codecs
codecs
AMR codecs Integer AMR active codecs

0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
Example:
AMRI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 0 0 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0 1.5 3.5 2 0 1
5.11.2 AMR STATUS (AMRS)
Event ID AMRS
systems
Mode Voice call
Parameters for GSM

1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
AMR mode UL Integer AMR mode uplink
Current UL mode within mode set.
0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
AMR mode DL Integer AMR mode downlink
Current DL mode within mode set. See
AMR mode uplink.
AMR mode Integer AMR last mode command
cmd. Last mode command within mode set.
See AMR mode uplink.
AMR mode Integer AMR last mode request
req. Last mode request within mode set. See
AMR mode uplink.
Parameters for UMTS

0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
Example:
AMRS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 2 1 2 2

32 = GAN WLAN
Current UL mode within mode set.
0 = 4.75
1 = 5.15
2 = 5.9
3 = 6.7
4 = 7.4
5 = 7.95
6 = 10.2
7 = 12.2
Current DL mode within mode set. See
AMR mode uplink.
AMR mode Integer AMR last mode command
cmd. Last mode command within mode set.
AMR mode Integer AMR last mode request
req. Last mode request within mode set. See
AMR mode uplink.
Example:
5.11.3 AMR LINK QUALITY ESTIMATE (AMRQ)
Event ID AMRQ
Cellular GSM
systems
Mode Voice call
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
22 = GSM 850
AMR qual. est. Float AMR link quality estimate
Current link quality estimate in dB. Values
range from 0 to 32.
Example:
AMRQ +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 3 10.0
5.12 AUDIO QUALITY EVENTS
5.12.1 UPLINK AUDIO QUALITY (AQUL)
Event ID AQUL
Cellular All
systems
Mode Voice quality
Recorded by fixed end measurement devices when
audio quality evaluation is ended.
Parameters
MOS type Integer MOS type
1 = EMOS
2 = PESQ (P.862 standard)
3 = 3SQM
AQ mean Float Audio quality mean
Average quality value during one audio
sample. Values range from 0.0 to 5.0. Zero
is the worst, 5 is the best quality. –1.0 means
that the value is not available.
AQ file String Audio sample file name
Name of the audio sample file (in double
quotes) stored on disk during measurement.
“” if the file is not saved.
AQ ref. file String Audio reference sample file name
In double quotes.
Timestamp String Timestamp
Timestamp written when the audio sample
analyzed is fully received. This is needed
since it can take a little while before AQDL
event is written after voice quality sample is
received. Value is in double quotes and the
format is the same as in the timestamp in the
header.
AQ Integer Audio sample duration
duration Duration of the audio sample in milliseconds.
Example:
AQUL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 3.1 “test_31_07102004” “reference.wav”
“12:13:09:567 4500”
5.12.2 DOWNLINK AUDIO QUALITY (AQDL)
Event ID AQDL
Cellular All
systems
Mode Voice quality, Data
Recorded Call active, Data Transfer
EMOS, PESQ, and 3SQM measurement results
are received for voice and video call. Streaming
Quality is received for Streaming data transfer.
The measurement event is written when the
Quality module reports the MOS result for the
audio
Parameters for EMOS, PESQ, and 3SQM

AQ type Integer Audio quality type
1 = EMOS
2 = PESQ (P.862 standard)
3 = 3SQM
AQ MOS Float Audio quality MOS
sample. Values range from 0.0 to 5.0. Zero
is the worst, 5 is the best quality. –1.0 means
AQ sample String Audio quality sample file name
Name of the audio quality sample file (in
double quotes) stored on disk during
measurement. “” if the file is not saved.
AQ String Audio quality reference sample file name
reference In double quotes.
AQ String Audio quality timestamp
timestamp Audio quality timestamp written when the
audio sample analyzed is fully received. This
is needed since it can take a little while
before AQDL event is written after voice
quality sample is received. Value is in double
quotes and the format is the same as in the
timestamp in the header.
AQ Integer Audio quality sample duration
duration Duration of the audio quality sample in
milliseconds.
Parameters for Streaming Quality and P.563

AQ type Integer Audio quality type
4 = Streaming quality
5 = P.563 (NiQA-DSP-LQ, Nemo Handy)
AQ MOS Float Audio quality MOS

sample. Values range from 1.0 to 5.0. One is
the worst, 5 is the best quality. –1.0 means
Example:
AQDL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 3.1 “test_31_07102004” “reference.wav”
“12:13:09:567 4500”
5.12.3 AUDIO QUALITY INFO (AQI)
Event ID AQI
Cellular All
systems
Mode Voice quality
Recorded into measurement files when audio
quality info parameters change.
Parameters
Test type Integer Type of audio test
1 = loop-back
2 = uplink
3 = downlink
4 = up/downlink
5 = off
Activity Integer Status of the audio activity
status 0 = no audio detected
1 = audio signal detected
-1= not available
AQ synch. Integer Audio synchronization status
0 = No synchronization
1 = Synchronized
-1 = not available
Example:
AQI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 4 -1 1
5.13 VIDEO QUALITY EVENTS
5.13.1 DOWNLINK VIDEO QUALITY (VQDL)
Event ID VQDL
Cellular All
systems
Mode Data
Recorded when the Quality module reports the
MOS result for the video.
Parameters for Streaming Quality

VQ type Integer Video quality type
1 = Genista streaming quality
VQ MOS Float Video quality MOS
the worst, 5 is the best quality.
–1.0 means that the value is not available.
VQ Float Video quality blockiness
blockiness Video quality blockiness in percentage.
VQ Float Video quality blurriness
blurriness Video quality blurriness in percentage.
VQ Float Video quality jerkiness
jerkiness Video quality jerkiness in percentage. Values
range from 0.0 to 100.0.
Parameters for Psytechnics PVI mobile streaming quality

VQ type Integer Video quality type
2 = Psytechnics PVI mobile streaming
quality
VQ MOS Float Video quality MOS
the worst, 5 is the best quality.
–1.0 means that the value is not available.
VQ jitter Integer Video quality jitter
Video quality jitter in milliseconds. -1 if not
available.
VQ PER Float Video quality packet error rate

Video quality packet error rate in percentage.
Example:
VQDL +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 4 3.1 0.0 0.0 0.0
5.13.2 VIDEO DATA THROUGHPUT (VDAS)
Event ID VDAS
Cellular UMTS
systems
Mode Video Call
information.
Parameters
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Video protocol Integer Video protocol
1 = HDLC
Video rate UL Integer Uplink video rate
Uplink video rate in bits per second.
Video rate DL Integer Downlink video rate
Downlink video rate in bits per second.
Video frame Integer Uplink video frame rate
rate UL
Video frame Integer Downlink video frame rate
rate DL
Video FER Float Video call frame error rate
Frame error rate for video call. Number of
erroneous frames received in percents.
Example:
VDAS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 12 1 64000 64000 6 6 0.0
5.14 SMS EVENTS
5.14.1 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING ATTEMPT (MSGA)
Event ID MSGA
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when message sending is attempted or
message is received.
Nemo Nemo Outdoor
Tools
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Message Integer Message type
type 1 = SMS message
2 = MMS message
Parameters for SMS message

params Number of parameters before the
message length field. Current value is 6.
Msg. Integer Message direction
direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
SMS msg. Integer SMS message type
type 1 = Deliver
2 = Submit
3 = Status report
4 = Command
5 = Broadcast
SMS String SMS phone number
number Phone number in double quotes.
SMS ser. String SMS service center address

center SMS service center address in double
quotes.
SMS Integer SMS data coding scheme
coding sch. GSM 03.38 defines the meaning of this
parameter. Values range from 0 to 255.
SMS seq. Integer SMS sequence number
number This value is unique for each SMS
message.
SMS msg. Integer SMS message length
length
SMS msg. Hex SMS message data
data SMS data in hexadecimal values.
Example:
MSGA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 6 1 2 “040-1234567” “” 0 1 5 48 45 4C 4C 4F
Parameters for MMS message

params Number of header parameters before
number of MMS files field. This value is
currently 5.
direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
MMS msg. Integer MMS message type:
type 1 = Send
2 = Retrieve
3 = Notification
4 = Delivery report
MMS ser. String MMS service center address
center In double quotes.
MMS tr. Integer MMS transport protocol
protocol 1 = WAP 1.0
2 = SMS
3 = WAP 2.0
MMS seq. Integer MMS sequence number
number This value is unique for each MMS
message.
#MMS files Integer Number of MMS files
MMS String MMS filename
filename Name of the MMS message file in
double quotes. Note that attachments
are not listed here (only .mms files).
Example:
MSGA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2 5 1 1 ”mms.nemo.fi” 1 1 1 “picture.mms”
5.14.2 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING SUCCESS (MSGS)
Event ID MSGS
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when the message is sended or
received succesfully.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
2 = MMS message

direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
Ref. Integer SMS reference number
number Reference number for sent SMS
message.
message. Using this value the pairing
MSGA event can be found.
type 1 = Deliver
2 = Submit
3 = Status report
4 = Command
5 = Broadcast
Example:
MSGS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 1 1 1 1

direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
MMS msg. String MMS message ID
ID MMS message ID in double quotes.
type 1 = Send
2 = Retrieve
3 = Notification
4 = Delivery report
Example:
MSGS +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2 1 “ab89992” 1 1
5.14.3 MESSAGE SENDING / RECEIVING FAILED (MSGF)
Event ID MSGF
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when SMS message sending or
receiving has failed.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
2 = MMS message

direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
SMS cause Integer SMS cause value. See chapter 7.14 for a
list of possible SMS cause codes.
type 1 = Deliver
2 = Submit
3 = Status report
4 = Command
5 = Broadcast
Example:
MSGF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 1 302 1 1

direction 1 = Send
2 = Receive
MMS cause Integer MMS cause
See chapter 7.15 for a list of possible MMS
cause codes.
type 1 = Send
2 = Retrieve
3 = Notification
4 = Delivery report
Example:
MSGF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 2 1 302 1 1
5.15 PUSH-TO-TALK EVENTS
5.15.1 PUSH-TO-TALK INFORMATION (PTTI)
Event ID PTTI
Cellular UMTS, GSM, TETRA
systems
Mode Always
Recorded Always
Recorded when PTT information changes.
Parameters
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
11 = TETRA
22 = GSM 850
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
PTT tech. Integer Push-to-Talk technology
1 = POC
2 = TETRA
Parameters for POC

PTT state Integer Push-to-Talk state
1 = Idle
2 = Receiving
3 = Preparing to transmit
4 = Transmitting
PTT user String Puch-to-Talk user identity
identity Sender or receiver user identifier in string
format in double quotes. This field can be a
nick name, a user name, or both depending
on about the information received from the
network.
PTT status Integer Push-to-Talk status

Reason for Push-to-Talk state change.
For transmit:
1 = User attempt
2 = Attempt succeeded
For receive:
11 = Stream start
12 = Stream continue
13 = Stream start during transmit
Common:
21 = Normal end
22 = Server initiated end
23 = Abnormal end
24 = User abort
-1 = Not available or PTT state not changed

PTT state Integer Push-to-Talk state
1 = Idle
2 = Receiving
3 = Preparing to transmit
4 = Transmitting
PTT comm. Integer Push-to-Talk communication type
type 0 = Point-to-point
1 = Point-to-multipoint
2 = Point-to-multipoint acknowledged
3 = Broadcast
PTT user String Push-to-Talk user identity
identity In network mode, B-subscriber user identity
in double quotes.
Empty in direct mode.
Example:
PTTI +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 3 “Nick<user@domain.net>” 1
5.15.2 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION ATTEMPT (PTTA)
Event ID PTTA
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle
Recorded when Push-to-Talk session activation is
attempted.
Parameters
PTT type String Push-to-Talk type
1 = POC
Parameters for POC

POC server String POC server address
In string format between double quotes.
Example:
PTTA +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 “pocserver.net”
5.15.3 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION FAILED (PTTF)
Event ID PTTF
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Always
Recorded when Push-to-Talk session activation
fails.
Parameters
1 = POC
Parameters for POC

Fail status Integer POC session failure status
1 = User abort
2 = Packet session failed
3 = PoC server registration failed
4 = Timeout
5 = Group attach failure
Fail time Integer POC session failure time.
Time from attempt in milliseconds.
Fail cause Integer POC session failure cause
If fail status is ‘PoC server registration failed’,
this cause is SIP failure cause. Otherwise
value is –1.
Example:
PTTF +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 3500 –1
5.15.4 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION CONNECTED (PTTC)
Event ID PTTC
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Packet activate
Recorded when Push-to-Talk session is
connected.
Parameters
1 = POC
Parameters for POC

Act. time Integer POC session activation time
Time from Push-to-Talk activation attempt to
Push-to-Talk session connection in
milliseconds
Login time Integer POC session login time
Time from POC server login attempt to
connection in milliseconds.
Group Integer POC group attach time
attach time Time from POC server connection to
successful group attach in milliseconds.
POC server String POC server address
In string format between double quotes.
Example:
PTTC +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 15100 1430 “pocserver.net”
5.15.5 PUSH-TO-TALK SESSION DISCONNECTED (PTTD)
Event ID PTTD
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Idle
Recorded when Push-to-Talk session is
disconnected.
Parameters
PTT type String Push-to-Talk session type
1 = POC
Parameters for POC

Deact. status Integer POC session deactivation status
1 = Normal disconnect
2 = Server initiated disconnect
3 = Abnormal release
Duration Integer POC session duration
Deact. cause Integer POC session deactivation cause
Deact. time Integer POC session deactivation time
Session deactivation time in milliseconds
Example:
PTTD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 1 300 –1 1500
5.15.6 SIP MESSAGE UPLINK (SIPU)
Event ID SIPU
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the SIP
message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before SIP
data length. This value is currently 1.
SIP msg. String SIP message name
name The SIP message name in text format in
double quotes.
SIP msg. Integer SIP message length
length
SIP msg. Hex SIP message
Contents of the SIP message in hexadecimal
values.
Example:
SIPU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 "REGISTER" …
5.15.7 SIP MESSAGE DOWNLINK (SIPD)
Event ID SIPD
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the SIP
message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before SIP
SIP msg. String SIP message name
name The SIP message name in text format in
double quotes.
SIP msg. Integer SIP message length
length
SIP msg. Hex SIP message
Contents of the SIP message in hexadecimal
values.
Example:
SIPD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 "REGISTER" …
5.15.8 RTP MESSAGE UPLINK (RTPU)
Event ID RTPU
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station sends the RTP
message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before RTP
RTP msg. String RTP message name
name The RTP message name in text format in
double quotes.
RTP msg. Integer RTP message packet sequence number
seq.# Values range from 0 to 65535. -1 if not
available.
RTP msg. Integer RTP message length
length
RTP msg. Hex RTP message
Contents of the RTP message in
hexadecimal values.
Example:
RTPU +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 43 “AMR_AUDIO_PACKET” …
5.15.9 RTP MESSAGE DOWNLINK (RTPD)
Event ID RTPD
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when mobile station receives the RTP
message
Parameters
params Number of header parameters before RTP
RTP msg. String RTP message name
name The RTP message name in text format in
double quotes.
RTP msg. Integer RTP message packet sequence number
seq.# Values range from 0 to 65535. -1 if not
available.
RTP msg. Integer RTP message length
length
RTP msg. Hex RTP message
Contents of the RTP message in
hexadecimal values.
Example:
RTPD +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 2 56 “AMR_AUDIO_PACKET” …
5.15.10 RTP JITTER (RTPJITTER)
Event ID RTPJITTER
Cellular All
systems
Mode PS Data
Recorded Packet Activate
Recorded when jitter measurement result is
calculated from RTP messages.
Parameters
RTP jitter Integer RTP jitter downlink
DL Received RTP jitter in milliseconds.
RTP jitter Integer RTP jitter uplink
UL Transmitted RTP jitter in milliseconds.
RTP IAT Integer RTP interarrival time downlink
DL RTP interarrival time for downlink in
milliseconds. -1 if not available.
RTP IAT Integer RTP interarrival time uplink
UL RTP interarrival time for uplink in
milliseconds. -1 if not available.
Example:
RTPJITTER +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 104 -1 157 -1
5.16 MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS
5.16.1 TEXTUAL USER NOTE (TNOTE)
Event ID TNOTE
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Inserted in the measurement file by the user
Parameters
TNote String Textual note
Text inserted by the user (in double quotes)
Example:
TNOTE +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 “This looks good!”
5.16.2 SERVICE QUALITY NOTE (QNOTE)
Event ID QNOTE
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Written after predefined question to the user.
Nemo Tools Nemo Q
Parameters
ID Integer Service quality ID
This value uniquelly identifies each service
quality question in the measurement.
Parent ID Integer Service quality parent ID
Identifier of the parent question. -1 if this is a
root question.
Question String Service quality question
Questien in double quotes.
Answer String Service quality answer
Predefined answer in double quotes.
Description String Service quality description
Additional user written information for the
question in double quotes. It is also possible
that Answer field is for example “Other” and
this field explains exacly what happened.
Example:
QNOTE +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 “What Happened” “Call dropped” “”
Voice Note (VNOTE)

Event ID VNOTE
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Inserted in the measurement file by the user
Parameters
VNote String Voice note
Name (in double quotes) of the .wav file that
contains the recorded message
Example:
VNOTE +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 “note3.wav”
5.16.3 USER MARKER (MARK)
Event ID MARK
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Inserted in the measurement file by the user during
measurement
Parameters
Marker Integer Marker sequence number
seq.# The ordinal number of the marker during
measurement session
Marker# Integer Marker number
Marker identification number for measuring
location. Values range from 1 to 9.
Example:
MARK +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 9 3
5.16.4 TEXTUAL ERROR NOTE (ERR)
Event ID ERR
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Inserted in the measurement file by the user during
measurement when some error situation occurs
Parameters
Error String Error
A description of the error situation (in double
quotes)
Example:
ERR +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 “DEVICE NOT CONNECTED”
5.16.5 CHANGE OF DAY (DATE)
Event ID DATE
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded at midnight when the date changes
Parameters
Date String Date
New date in format dd.mm.yyyy
dd: the day of the new date
mm: the month of the new date
yyyy: the year of the new date
Example:
DATE +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 00:00:00.156 05.02.2001
5.16.6 PAUSE (PAUSE)
Event ID PAUSE
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when measurement is paused by the
user.
5.16.7 EXTERNAL APPLICATION LAUNCH (APP)
Event ID APP
Cellular All
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when external application is launched or
terminated.
Parameters
Ext. App. String External application state
State 1 = Started asynchronously
2 = Started synchronously
3 = Stopped
#Ext. App. Integer Number of external applications launches.
Launch This counter is incremented everytime
external application is launched. When
external application is stopped the same
number is used as the one what was used
when application was started.
Ext. App. String External application name
Name Application name in double quotes.
Ext. App. String External Application Parameters
Params Command line parameters in double quotes.
Example:
APP +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 1 “iexplore.exe” “”
5.16.8 LOCK (LOCK)
Event ID LOCK
Cellular GSM, UMTS
systems
Mode All
Recorded Always
Recorded when device lock or forcing state
changes.
Parameters
#Locks Integer Number of active locks
Parameters for channel lock

Lock type Integer Lock type
1 = Channel lock
#parameter Integer Number of parameters
s Currently this value is 3.
Ch. lock Integer Channel lock channel
channel Locked channel
Ch. lock Integer Channel lock system
system Cellular system of locked channel
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
-1 if system not available
Parameters for UMTS sector lock

2 = Sector lock
Sector lock Integer Sector lock scrambling code or cell
SC or cell parameter ID..
params ID For UMTS FDD this is scrambling code of
locked cell. Values range from 0 to 511.
Locked scrambling code for sector lock. For
UMTS TD-SCDMA this is cell parameters id
for locked cell. Value range from 0 to 127.
Sector lock Integer Sector lock channel
ch. Locked channel for sector lock.
Sector lock Integer Sector lock system
system Cellular system of locked sector.
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
-1 if system not available
Parameters for system lock

3 = System lock
System Integer System lock system
lock system Locked system
1 = GSM
2 = UMTS FDD
Parameters for band lock

4 = Band lock
Band lock Integer Band lock band
band Locked band
1 = GSM 900
2 = GSM 1800
3 = GSM 1900
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
31 = UMTS FDD 850
34 = UMTS FDD 900
Parameters for cell barring

5 = Cell barring
Cell barring Integer Cell barring state
state 1 = Normal
2 = Ignored
3 = Reversed
Parameters for handover suppression

6 = Handover suppression
Example:
LOCK +32.123456 +64.654321 55 1234 1 8 99 12:13:14.156 0
6 APPENDIX 1 - RELEASE NOTES
The CAD Event status 9 and 10 are not available at the moment.
7 APPENDIX 2 - ERROR CODES
7.1 MM CAUSE VALUES
1 Unallocated TMSI
2 IMSI unknown HLR
3 Illegal MS
4 IMSI unknown in VLR
5 IMEI not accepted
6 Illegal ME
11 PLMN not allowed
12 Location Area not allowed
13 National roaming not allowed in this location area
17 Network failure
22 Congestion
32 Service option not supported
33 Requested service option not subscribed
34 Service option temporarily out of order
38 Call cannot be identified
95 Semantically incorrect message
96 Invalid mandatory information
97 Message type non-existent or not implemented
98 Message type not compatible with the protocol state
99 Information element non-existent or not implemented
100 Conditional IE error
101 Message not compatible with the protocol state
111 Protocol error, unspecified
7.2 RR CAUSE VALUES
0 Normal event
1 Abnormal release, unspecified
2 Abnormal release, channel unacceptable
3 Abnormal release, timer expired
4 Abnormal release, no activity on the radio path
5 Pre-emtive release
8 Handover impossible, timing advance out of range
9 Channel mode unacceptable
10 Frequency not implemented
65 Call already cleared

98 Message type not compatible with protocol state
101 No cell allocation available
111 Protocol error unspecified
7.3 CC CAUSE VALUES
1 Unassigned (unallocated number)

3 No route to destination
6 Channel unacceptable
8 Operator determined barring
16 Normal clearing
17 User busy
18 No user responding
19 User alerting, no answer
21 Call rejected
22 Number changed
26 Non selected user clearing
27 Destination out of order
28 Invalid number format (incomplete number)
29 Facility rejected
30 Response to STATUS ENQUIRY
31 Normal, unspecified
34 No circuit/channel available
38 Network out of order
41 Temporary failure
42 Switching equipment congestion
43 Access information discarded
44 Requested circuit/Channel not available
47 Resources unavailable, unspecified
49 Quality of service unavailable
50 Requested facility not subscribed
55 Incoming calls barred within the CUG
57 Bearer capability not authorized
58 Bearer capability not presently available
63 Sevice or option not available, unspecified
65 Bearer service not implemented
69 Requested facility not implemented
70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available
79 Service or option not implemented, unspecified
81 Invalid transaction indentifier value
87 User not member of CUG
88 Incompatible destination
91 Invalid transit network selection

97 Message type not non-existent
98 Message type not compatible with protocol state
99 Information element non existent or not implemented
101 Message not compatible with protocol state
102 Recovery on timer expiry
127 Interworking, unspecified
7.4 CC CAUSE VALUES FOR CDMAONE AND CDMA EV
16 Call active
17 No call active
18 Unsupported call mode
19 Signalling failure
20 UI failure
21 Release by user
22 Call in progress
23 No value
24 CS access failure
25 Number barred
26 Network busy
27 No service
28 Connection lost
29 Network release
30 Error request
31 Invalid call mode
32 Conflict release
33 Incompatible service option
34 Invalid call id
35 Error releasing call
36 Release by application
37 Answer fail
38 No answer release
39 DTMF sending busy
40 NAM change release
41 NDSS redirection fail
7.5 CC CAUSE VALUES FOR TETRA
0 Cause not defined or unknown

1 User requested disconnect
2 Called party busy
3 Called party not reachable
4 Called party does not support encryption
5 Congestion in infrastructure
6 Not allowed traffic case
7 Incompatible traffic case
8 Requested service not available
9 Pre-emptive use of resource
10 Invalid call identifier
11 Call rejected by the called party
12 No idle CC entity
13 Expiry of timer
14 SwMI requested disconnection
15 Acknowledged service not completed
7.6 GMM CAUSE VALUES
GSM 04.60 $ 11.2.3
2 IMSI unknown in HLR

3 Illegal MS
6 Illegal ME
7 GPRS services not allowed
8 GPRS services and non-GPRS services not allowed
9 MS identity cannot be derived by the network
10 Implicitly detached
11 PLMN not allowed
12 Location Area not allowed
13 Roaming not allowed in this location area
16 MSC temporarily not reachable
17 Network failure
22 Congestion
98 Message type not compatible with the protocol state
101 Message not compatible with the protocol state
7.7 SM CAUSE VALUES
25 LLC or SNDCP failure

This cause code is used by the MS indicate that a PDP context is deactivated because of a LLC or SNDCP
failure (e.g., if the SM receives a SNSM-STATUS.request message with cause "DM received " or "invalid
XID response")
26 Insufficient resources
This cause code is used by the MS or by the network to indicate that a PDP context activation request or
PDP context modification request cannot be accepted due to insufficient resources.
27 Unknown or missing access point name
This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service was rejected by the external
packet data network because the access point name was not included although required or if the access
point name could not be resolved.
28 Unknown PDP address or PDP type
packet data network because the PDP address or type could not be recognized.
29 User authentication failed
packet data network due to a failed user authentication.
30 Activation rejected by GGSN
This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service was rejected by the GGSN..
31 Activation rejected, unspecified
This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the requested service was rejected due to
unspecified reasons.
32 Service option not supported
This cause code is used by the network when the MS requests a service which is not supported by the
PLMN.
33 Requested service option not subscribed
34 Service option temporarily out of order
35 NSAPI already used
This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the NSAPI requested by the MS in the PDP context
activation is already used by another active PDP context of this MS.
36 Regular PDP context deactivation
This cause code is used to indicate a regular MS or network initiated PDP context deactivation.
37 QoS not accepted
This cause code is used by the MS if the new QoS cannot be accepted that were indicated by the network
in the PDP Context Modification procedure.
38 Network failure
This cause code is used by the network to indicate that the PDP context deactivation is caused by an error
situation in the network.
39 Reactivation requested
This cause code is used by the network to request a PDP context reactivation after a GGSN restart.
40 Feature not supported
This cause code is used by the MS to indicate that the PDP context activation initiated by the network is
not supported by the MS.
81 Invalid transaction identifier value.
95 Semantically incorrect message.
96 Invalid mandatory information.
97 Message type non-existent or not implemented.
98 Message not compatible with protocol state.
100 Conditional IE error.
101 Message not compatible with protocol state
7.8 RAS CAUSE VALUES
0 No error
600 An operation is pending.
601 An invalid port handle was detected.
602 The specified port is already open.
603 The caller's buffer is too small.
604 Incorrect information was specified.
605 The port information cannot be set.
606 The specified port is not connected.
607 An invalid event was detected.
608 A device was specified that does not exist.
609 A device type was specified that does not exist.
610 An invalid buffer was specified.
611 A route was specified that is not available.
612 A route was specified that is not allocated.
613 An invalid compression was specified.
614 There were insufficient buffers available.
615 The specified port was not found.
616 An asynchronous request is pending.
617 The modem (or other connecting device) is already disconnecting.
618 The specified port is not open.
619 The specified port is not connected.
620 No endpoints could be determined.
621 The system could not open the phone book file.
622 The system could not load the phone book file.
623 The system could not find the phone book entry for this connection.
624 The system could not update the phone book file.
625 The system found invalid information in the phone book file.
626 A string could not be loaded.
627 A key could not be found.
628 The connection was closed.
629 The connection was closed by the remote computer.
630 The modem (or other connecting device) was disconnected due to hardware failure.
631 The user disconnected the modem (or other connecting device).
632 An incorrect structure size was detected.
633 The modem (or other connecting device) is already in use or is not configured properly.
634 Your computer could not be registered on the remote network.
635 There was an unknown error.
636 The device attached to the port is not the one expected.
637 A string was detected that could not be converted.
638 The request has timed out.
639 No asynchronous net is available.
640 An error has occurred involving NetBIOS.
641 The server cannot allocate NetBIOS resources needed to support the client.
642 One of your computer's NetBIOS names is already registered on the remote network.
643 A network adapter at the server failed.
644 You will not receive network message popups.

645 There was an internal authentication error.
646 The account is not permitted to log on at this time of day.
647 The account is disabled.
648 The password for this account has expired.
649 The account does not have permission to dial in.
650 The remote access server is not responding.
651 The modem (or other connecting device) has reported an error.
652 There was an unrecognized response from the modem (or other connecting device).
653 A macro required by the modem (or other connecting device) was not found in the device.INF file.
654 A command or response in the device.INF file section refers to an undefined macro.
655 The macro was not found in the device.INF file section.
656 The macro in the device.INF file section contains an undefined macro.
657 The device.INF file could not be opened.
658 The device name in the device.INF or media.INI file is too long.
659 The media.INI file refers to an unknown device name.
660 The device.INF file contains no responses for the command.
661 The device.INF file is missing a command.
662 There was an attempt to set a macro not listed in device.INF file section.
663 The media.INI file refers to an unknown device type.
664 The system has run out of memory.
665 The modem (or other connecting device) is not properly configured.
666 The modem (or other connecting device) is not functioning.
667 The system was unable to read the media.INI file.
668 The connection was terminated.
669 The usage parameter in the media.INI file is invalid.
670 The system was unable to read the section name from the media.INI file.
671 The system was unable to read the device type from the media.INI file.
672 The system was unable to read the device name from the media.INI file.
673 The system was unable to read the usage from the media.INI file.
674 The system was unable to read the maximum connection BPS rate from the media.INI file.
675 The system was unable to read the maximum carrier connection speed from the media.INI file.
676 The phone line is busy.
677 A person answered instead of a modem (or other connecting device).
678 There was no answer.
679 The system could not detect the carrier.
680 There was no dial tone.
681 The modem (or other connecting device) reported a general error.
682 There was an error in writing the section name.
683 There was an error in writing the device type.
684 There was an error in writing the device name.
685 There was an error in writing the maximum connection speed.
686 There was an error in writing the maximum carrier speed.
687 There was an error in writing the usage.
688 There was an error in writing the default-off.
689 There was an error in reading the default-off.
690 ERROR_EMPTY_INI_FILE
691 Access was denied because the username and/or password was invalid on the domain.
692 There was a hardware failure in the modem (or other connecting device).
693 ERROR_NOT_BINARY_MACRO
694 ERROR_DCB_NOT_FOUND
695 The state machines are not started.
696 The state machines are already started.
697 The response looping did not complete.
698 A response keyname in the device.INF file is not in the expected format.
699 The modem (or other connecting device) response caused a buffer overflow.
700 The expanded command in the device.INF file is too long.
701 The modem moved to a connection speed not supported by the COM driver.
702 Device response received when none expected.
703 The connection needs information from you, but the application does not allow user interaction.
704 The callback number is invalid.
705 The authorization state is invalid.
706 ERROR_WRITING_INITBPS
707 There was an error related to the X.25 protocol.
708 The account has expired.
709 There was an error changing the password on the domain. The password might have been too short or might
have matched a previously used password.
710 Serial overrun errors were detected while communicating with the modem.
711 The Remote Access Service Manager could not start. Additional information is provided in the event log.
712 The two-way port is initializing. Wait a few seconds and redial.
713 No active ISDN lines are available.
714 No ISDN channels are available to make the call.
715 Too many errors occurred because of poor phone line quality.
716 The Remote Access Service IP configuration is unusable.
717 No IP addresses are available in the static pool of Remote Access Service IP addresses.
718 The connection timed out waiting for a valid response from the remote computer.
719 The connection was terminated by the remote computer.
720 The connection attempt failed because your computer and the remote computer could not agree on PPP
control protocols.
721 The remote computer is not responding.
722 Invalid data was received from the remote computer. This data was ignored.
723 The phone number, including prefix and suffix, is too long.
724 The IPX protocol cannot dial out on the modem (or other connecting device) because this computer is not
configured for dialing out (it is an IPX router).
725 The IPX protocol cannot dial in on the modem (or other connecting device) because this computer is not
configured for dialing in (the IPX router is not installed).
726 The IPX protocol cannot be used for dialing out on more than one modem (or other connecting device) at a
time.
727 Cannot access TCPCFG.DLL.
728 The system cannot find an IP adapter.
729 SLIP cannot be used unless the IP protocol is installed.
730 Computer registration is not complete.
731 The protocol is not configured.
732 Your computer and the remote computer could not agree on PPP control protocols.
733 Your computer and the remote computer could not agree on PPP control protocols.
734 The PPP link control protocol was terminated.

735 The requested address was rejected by the server.
736 The remote computer terminated the control protocol.
737 Loopback was detected.
738 The server did not assign an address.
739 The authentication protocol required by the remote server cannot use the stored password. Redial, entering
the password explicitly.
740 An invalid dialing rule was detected.
741 The local computer does not support the required data encryption type.
742 The remote computer does not support the required data encryption type.
743 The remote computer requires data encryption.
744 The system cannot use the IPX network number assigned by the remote computer. Additional information is
provided in the event log.
745 ERROR_INVALID_SMM
746 ERROR_SMM_UNINITIALIZED
747 ERROR_NO_MAC_FOR_PORT
748 ERROR_SMM_TIMEOUT
749 ERROR_BAD_PHONE_NUMBER
750 ERROR_WRONG_MODULE
751 The callback number contains an invalid character. Only the following 18 characters are allowed: 0 to 9, T, P,
W, (, ), -, @, and space.
752 A syntax error was encountered while processing a script.
753 The connection could not be disconnected because it was created by the multi-protocol router.
754 The system could not find the multi-link bundle.
755 The system cannot perform automated dial because this connection has a custom dialer specified.
756 This connection is already being dialed.
757 Remote Access Services could not be started automatically. Additional information is provided in the event log.
758 Internet Connection Sharing is already enabled on the connection.
759 An error occurred while the existing Internet Connection Sharing settings were being changed.
760 An error occurred while routing capabilities were being enabled.
761 An error occurred while Internet Connection Sharing was being enabled for the connection.
762 An error occurred while the local network was being configured for sharing.
763 Internet Connection Sharing cannot be enabled. There is more than one LAN connection other than the
connection to be shared.
764 No smart card reader is installed.
765 Internet Connection Sharing cannot be enabled. A LAN connection is already configured with the IP address
that is required for automatic IP addressing.
766 A certificate could not be found. Connections that use the L2TP protocol over IPSec require the installation of a
machine certificate, also known as a computer certificate.
767 Internet Connection Sharing cannot be enabled. The LAN connection selected as the private network has
more than one IP address configured. Please reconfigure the LAN connection with a single IP address before
enabling Internet Connection Sharing.
768 The connection attempt failed because of failure to encrypt data.
769 The specified destination is not reachable.
770 The remote computer rejected the connection attempt.
771 The connection attempt failed because the network is busy.
772 The remote computer's network hardware is incompatible with the type of call requested.
773 The connection attempt failed because the destination number has changed.
774 The connection attempt failed because of a temporary failure. Try connecting again.
775 The call was blocked by the remote computer.

776 The call could not be connected because the remote computer has invoked the Do Not Disturb feature.
777 The connection attempt failed because the modem (or other connecting device) on the remote computer is out
of order.
778 It was not possible to verify the identity of the server.
779 To dial out using this connection you must use a smart card.
780 An attempted function is not valid for this connection.
781 The encryption attempt failed because no valid certificate was found.
782 Connection Sharing (NAT) is currently installed as a routing protocol, and must be removed before enabling
Internet Connection Sharing.
783 Internet Connection Sharing cannot be enabled. The LAN connection selected as the private network is either
not present, or is disconnected from the network. Please ensure that the LAN adapter is connected before
enabling Internet Connection Sharing.
784 You cannot dial using this connection at logon time, because it is configured to use a user name different than
the one on the smart card. If you want to use it at logon time, you must configure it to use the user name on
the smart card.
785 You cannot dial using this connection at logon time, because it is not configured to use a smart card. If you
want to use it at logon time, you must edit the properties of this connection so that it uses a smart card.
786 The L2TP connection attempt failed because there is no valid machine certificate on your computer for security
authentication.
787 The L2TP connection attempt failed because the security layer could not authenticate the remote computer.
788 The L2TP connection attempt failed because the security layer could not negotiate compatible parameters with
the remote computer.
789 The L2TP connection attempt failed because the security layer encountered a processing error during initial
negotiations with the remote computer.
790 The L2TP connection attempt failed because certificate validation on the remote computer failed.
791 The L2TP connection attempt failed because security policy for the connection was not found.
792 The L2TP connection attempt failed because security negotiation timed out.
793 The L2TP connection attempt failed because an error occurred while negotiating security.
794 The Framed Protocol RADIUS attribute for this user is not PPP.
795 The Tunnel Type RADIUS attribute for this user is not correct.
796 The Service Type RADIUS attribute for this user is neither Framed nor Callback Framed.
797 The connection failed because the modem (or other connecting device) was not found. Please make sure that
the modem or other connecting device is installed.
798 A certificate could not be found that can be used with this Extensible Authentication Protocol.
799 Not available
7.9 RRC CAUSE VALUES
0- configuration unsupported
1- physical channel failure
2- incompatible simultaneous reconfiguration
3- protocol error
4- compressed mode runtime error
5- cell update occurred
6- invalid configuration
7- configuration incomplete
8- unsupported measurement
7.10 DATA TRANSFER FAILURE CAUSE VALUES
General error codes:

1 Timeout
2 Invalid remote address
3 Invalid username/password
4 Invalid remote file
5 Invalid local file
6 Incorrect index
Standard FTP error codes:

421 Service not available, closing control connection.
425 Cannot open data connection.
426 Connection closed, transfer aborted.
450 Requested file action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file busy).
451 Requested action aborted, local error in processing.
452 Requested action not taken. Insufficient storage space in system.
500 Syntax error, command unrecognized. This may include errors such as command line too long.
501 Syntax error in parameters or arguments.
502 Command not implemented.
503 Bad sequence of commands.
504 Command not implemented for that parameter.
530 User not logged in.
532 Need account for storing files.
550 Requested action not taken. File unavailable (e.g., file not found, no access).
552 Requested file action aborted, storage allocation exceeded.
553 Requested action not taken. Illegal file name.
Standard HTTP, MMS, and WAP error codes:

100 Continue
101 Switching Protocols
200 OK, Success
201 Created
202 Accepted
203 Non-Authoritative Information
204 No Content
205 Reset Content
206 Partial Content
300 Multiple Choices
301 Moved Permanently
302 Moved temporarily
303 See Other
304 Not modified
305 Use Proxy
306 Reserved
307 Temporary Redirect
400 Bad Request - server could not understand request
401 Unauthorized
402 Payment required
403 Forbidden – operation is understood but refused
404 Not Found

405 Method not allowed
406 Not Acceptable
407 Proxy Authentication required
408 Request Timeout
409 Conflict
410 Gone
411 Length Required
412 Precondition failed
413 Request entity too large
414 Request-URI too large
415 Unsupported media type
416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable
417 Expectation Failed
500 Internal Server Error
501 Not Implemented
502 Bad Gateway
503 Service Unavailable
504 Gateway Timeout
505 HTTP version not supported
Standard SMTP error codes:

421 Service not available, closing transmission channel
450 Requested mail action not taken: mailbox unavailable
451 Requested action aborted: local error in processing
452 Requested action not taken: insufficient system storage
500 Syntax error, command unrecognized
501 Syntax error in parameters or arguments
502 Command not implemented
503 Bad sequence of commands
504 Command parameter not implemented
550 Requested action not taken: mailbox unavailable
551 User not local
552 Requested mail action aborted: exceeded storage allocation
553 Requested action not taken: mailbox name not allowed
554 Transaction failed
7.11 SOCKET ERROR CODES
10004 A blocking operation was interrupted by a call to WSACancelBlockingCall.

10009 The file handle supplied is not valid.
10013 An attempt was made to access a socket in a way forbidden by its access permissions.
10014 The system detected an invalid pointer address in attempting to use a pointer argument in a call.
10022 An invalid argument was supplied.
10024 Too many open sockets.
10035 A non-blocking socket operation could not be completed immediately.
10036 A blocking operation is currently executing.
10037 An operation was attempted on a non-blocking socket that already had an operation in progress.
10038 An operation was attempted on something that is not a socket.
10039 A required address was omitted from an operation on a socket.
10040 A message sent on a datagram socket was larger than the internal message buffer or some other network
limit, or the buffer used to receive a datagram into was smaller than the datagram itself.
10041 A protocol was specified in the socket function call that does not support the semantics of the socket type
requested.
10042 An unknown, invalid, or unsupported option or level was specified in a getsockopt or setsockopt call.
10043 The requested protocol has not been configured into the system, or no implementation for it exists.
10044 The support for the specified socket type does not exist in this address family.
10045 The attempted operation is not supported for the type of object referenced.
10046 The protocol family has not been configured into the system or no implementation for it exists.
10047 An address incompatible with the requested protocol was used.
10048 Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted.
10049 The requested address is not valid in its context.
10050 A socket operation encountered a dead network.
10051 A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable network.
10052 The connection has been broken due to keep-alive activity detecting a failure while the operation was in
progress.
10053 An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.
10054 An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.
10055 An operation on a socket could not be performed because the system lacked sufficient buffer space or
because a queue was full.
10056 A connect request was made on an already connected socket.
10057 A request to send or receive data was disallowed because the socket is not connected and (when sending
on a datagram socket using a sendto call) no address was supplied.
10058 A request to send or receive data was disallowed because the socket had already been shut down in that
direction with a previous shutdown call.
10059 Too many references to some kernel object.
10060 A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or
established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond.
10061 No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it.
10062 Cannot translate name.
10063 Name component or name was too long.
10064 A socket operation failed because the destination host was down.
10065 A socket operation was attempted to an unreachable host.
10066 Cannot remove a directory that is not empty.
10067 A Windows Sockets implementation may have a limit on the number of applications that may use it
simultaneously.
10068 Ran out of quota.
10069 Ran out of disk quota.
10070 File handle reference is no longer available.
10071 Item is not available locally.
10091 WSAStartup cannot function at this time because the underlying system it uses to provide network services
is currently unavailable.
10092 The Windows Sockets version requested is not supported.
10093 Either the application has not called WSAStartup, or WSAStartup failed.
10101 Returned by WSARecv or WSARecvFrom to indicate the remote party has initiated a graceful shutdown
sequence.
10102 No more results can be returned by WSALookupServiceNext.

10103 A call to WSALookupServiceEnd was made while this call was still processing. The call has been canceled.
10104 The procedure call table is invalid.
10105 The requested service provider is invalid.
10106 The requested service provider could not be loaded or initialized.
10107 A system call that should never fail has failed.
10108 No such service is known. The service cannot be found in the specified name space.
10109 The specified class was not found.
10110 No more results can be returned by WSALookupServiceNext.
10111 A call to WSALookupServiceEnd was made while this call was still processing. The call has been canceled.
10112 A database query failed because it was actively refused.
11001 No such host is known.
11002 This is usually a temporary error during hostname resolution and means that the local server did not
receive a response from an authoritative server.
11003 A non-recoverable error occurred during a database lookup.
11004 The requested name is valid and was found in the database, but it does not have the correct associated
data being resolved for.
11005 At least one reserve has arrived.
11006 At least one path has arrived.
11007 There are no senders.
11008 There are no receivers.
11009 Reserve has been confirmed.
11010 Error due to lack of resources.
11011 Rejected for administrative reasons - bad credentials.
11012 Unknown or conflicting style.
11013 Problem with some part of the filterspec or providerspecific buffer in general.
11014 Problem with some part of the flowspec.
11015 General QOS error.
11016 An invalid or unrecognized service type was found in the flowspec.
11017 An invalid or inconsistent flowspec was found in the QOS structure.
11018 Invalid QOS provider-specific buffer.
11019 An invalid QOS filter style was used.
11020 An invalid QOS filter type was used.
11021 An incorrect number of QOS FILTERSPECs were specified in the FLOWDESCRIPTOR.
11022 An object with an invalid ObjectLength field was specified in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11023 An incorrect number of flow descriptors was specified in the QOS structure.
11024 An unrecognized object was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11025 An invalid policy object was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11026 An invalid QOS flow descriptor was found in the flow descriptor list.
11027 An invalid or inconsistent flowspec was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11028 An invalid FILTERSPEC was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11029 An invalid shape discard mode object was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11030 An invalid shaping rate object was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
11031 A reserved policy element was found in the QOS provider-specific buffer.
7.12 UMTS FAILURE CAUSE VALUES
(3GPP 125.331 10.3.3.13)
Enumerated
0 = configuration unsupported
1 = physical channel failure
2 = incompatible simultaneous reconfiguration
3 = protocol error
4 = compressed mode runtime error
5 = cell update occurred
6 = invalid configuration
7 = configuration incomplete
8 = unsupported measurement
7.13 INTER-RAT HANDOVER FAILURE VALUES
(3GPP 125.331 10.3.8.6)
0= Configuration unacceptable
1= physical channel failure
2= protocol error
3= inter-RAT protocol error
4= unspecified
7.14 SMS CAUSE CODES
GSM 04.11 Annex E-2 values:

1 Unassigned (unallocated) number
8 Operator determined barring
10 Call barred
21 Short message transfer rejected
27 Destination out of service
28 Unidentified subscriber
29 Facility rejected
30 Unknown subscriber
38 Network out of order
41 Temporary failure
42 Congestion
47 Resources unavailable, unspecified
50 Requested facility not subscribed
69 Requested facility not implemented
81 Invalid short message transfer reference value
95 Invalid message, unspecified
98 Message not compatible with short message protocol state

127 Interworking, unspecified
GSM 03.40 subclause 9.2.3.22 values:

128 Telematic interworking not supported
129 Short message Type 0 not supported
130 Cannot replace short message
143 Unspecified TP-PID error
144 Data coding scheme (alphabet) not supported
145 Message class not supported
159 Unspecified TP-DCS error
160 Command cannot be actioned
161 Command unsupported
175 Unspecified TP-Command error
176 TPDU not supported
192 SC busy
193 No SC subscription
194 SC system failure
195 Invalid SME address
196 Destination SME barred
197 SM Rejected-Duplicate SM
198 TP-VPF not supported
199 TP-VP not supported
208 SIM SMS storage full
209 No SMS storage capability in SIM
210 Error in MS
211 Memory Capacity Exceeded
212 SIM Application Toolkit Busy
224 - 254 Values specific to an application
255 Unspecified error cause
300 ME failure
301 SMS service of ME reserved
302 operation not allowed
303 operation not supported
304 invalid PDU mode parameter
305 invalid text mode parameter
310 SIM not inserted
311 SIM PIN required
312 PH-SIM PIN required
313 SIM failure
314 SIM busy
315 SIM wrong
316 SIM PUK required
317 SIM PIN2 required
318 SIM PUK2 required
320 memory failure
321 invalid memory index

322 memory full
330 SMSC address unknown
331 no network service
332 network timeout
340 no +CNMA acknowledgement expected
500 unknown error
512- manufacturer specific
7.15 MMS FAILURE CAUSES
129 – Unspecified
130 – Service denied
131 – Message format corrupt
132 – Sending address unresolved
133 – Message not found
134 – Network problem
135 – Content not accepted
136 – Unsupported message
7.16 INTER-RAT CHANGE FAILURE VALUES
0= Configuration unacceptable
1= Physical channel failure
2= Protocol error
3= Unspecified
7.17 REJECT CAUSE VALUES
The purpose of the reject cause element is to indicate what type of rejection has been detected.
Reject cause 5 00000 2 Reserved
00001 ITSI unknown
00010 Illegal MS
00011 LA not allowed
00100 LA unknown
00101 Network failure
00110 Congestion
00111 Service not supported
01000 Service not subscribed
01001 Mandatory element error
01010 Message consistency error
01011 Roaming not supported
01100 Migration not supported
01101 No cipher KSG
01110 Identified cipher KSG not supported
01111 Requested cipher key type not available
10000 Identified cipher key not available
10001 Incompatible service

10010 - 11111 Reserved
7.18 REJECT CAUSE VALUES FOR TETRA
The purpose of the reject cause element is to indicate what type of rejection has been detected.
1 ITSI unknown
2 Illegal MS
3 LA not allowed
4 LA unknown
5 Network failure
6 Congestion
7 Service not supported
8 Service not subscribed
9 Mandatory element error
10 Message consistency error
11 Roaming not supported
12 Migration not supported
13 No cipher KSG
14 Identified cipher KSG not supported
15 Requested cipher key type not available
16 Identified cipher key not available
17 Incompatible service
7.19 STREAMING ERROR CODES
262148 Invalid operation

262149 Invalid version
262150 Invalid revision
262151 Not initialized
262152 Doc missing
262153 Unexpected
262156 Incomplete
262157 Buffer too small
262158 Unsupported video
262159 Unsupported audio
262160 Invalid bandwidth
262161 No renderer
262161 No file format
262161 Missing components
262162 Element not found
262163 No class
262164 Class no aggregation
262165 Not licensed
262166 No file system
262167 Request upgrade
262168 Awaiting license
262208 Buffering
262209 Paused
262210 No data
262211 Stream done
262211 Net socket invalid
262212 Net connect
262213 Bind
262214 Socket create
262215 Invalid host
262216 Net read
262217 Net write
262218 Net UDP
262219 Retry
262220 Server timeout
262221 Server disconnected
262222 Would block
262223 General nonet
262224 Block canceled
262225 Multicast join
262226 General multicast
262227 Multicast UDP
262228 At interrupt
262229 Msg too large
262230 Net TCP
262231 Try auto config
262232 Not enough bandwidth
262233 HTTP connect
262234 Port in use
262235 Load test not supported
262272 At end
262273 Invalid file
262274 Invalid path
262275 Record
262276 Record write
262277 Temp file
262278 Already open
262279 Seek pending
262280 Cancelled
262281 File not found
262282 Write error
262283 File exists
262285 Advise prefer linear
262286 Parse error
262336 Bad server
262337 Advanced server
262338 Old server
262339 Redirection
262340 Server alert

262341 Proxy
262342 Proxy response
262343 Advanced proxy
262344 Old proxy
262345 Invalid protocol
262346 Invalid url option
262347 Invalid url host
262348 Invalid url path
262349 HTTP content not found
262350 Not authorized
262351 Unexpected msg
262352 Bad transport
262353 No session id
262354 Proxy dnr
262355 Proxy net connect
262400 Audio driver
262401 Late packet
262402 Overlapped packet
262403 Out of order packet
262404 Non contiguous packet
262464 Open not processed
262528 Expired
266176 Invalid inter leaver
266177 Bad format
266178 Chunk missing
266179 Invalid stream
266180 Dnr
266181 Open driver
266182 Upgrade
266183 Notification
266184 Not notified
266185 Stopped
266186 Closed
266187 Invalid wav file
266188 No seek
262656 Decoder inited
262657 Decoder not found
262658 Decoder invalid
262659 Decoder type mismatch
262660 Decoder init failed
262661 Decoder not inited
262662 Decoder decompress
262663 Obsolete version
262720 Encoder file too small
262721 Encoder unknown file
262722 Encoder bad channels
262723 Encoder bad sampsize

262724 Encoder bad samprate
262725 Encoder invalid
262726 Encoder no output file
262727 Encoder no input file
262728 Encoder no output permissions
262729 Encoder bad file type
262730 Encoder invalid video
262731 Encoder invalid audio
262732 Encoder no video capture
262733 Encoder invalid video capture
262734 Encoder no audio capture
262735 Encoder invalid audio capture
262736 Encoder too slow for live
262737 Encoder engine not initialized
262738 Encoder coDecoder not found
262739 Encoder coDecoder not initialized
262740 Encoder invalid input dimensions
262741 Encoder message ignored
262742 Encoder no settings
262743 Encoder no output types
262744 Encoder improper state
262745 Encoder invalid server
262746 Encoder invalid temp path
262747 Encoder merge fail
262748 Bin data not found
262749 Bin end of data
262750 Bin data purged
262751 Bin full
262752 Bin offset past end
262753 Encoder no encoded data
262754 Encoder invalid dll
262755 Not indexable
262756 Encoder no browser
262757 Encoder no file to server
262758 Encoder insufficient disk space
263105 Rmt usage error
263106 Rmt invalid end time
263107 Rmt missing input file
263108 Rmt missing output file
263109 Rmt input equals output file
263110 Rmt unsupported audio version
263111 Rmt different audio
263112 Rmt different video
263113 Rmt paste missing stream
263114 Rmt end of stream
263115 Rmt image map parse error
263116 Rmt invalid image map file

263117 Rmt event parse error
263118 Rmt invalid event file
263119 Rmt invalid output file
263120 Rmt invalid duration
263121 Rmt no dump files
263122 Rmt no event dump file
263123 Rmt no imap dump file
263124 Rmt no data
263125 Rmt empty stream
263126 Rmt read only file
263127 Rmt paste missing audio stream
263128 Rmt paste missing video stream
262785 Prop not found
262786 Prop not composite
262787 Prop duplicate
262788 Prop type mismatch
262789 Prop active
262790 Prop inactive
262593 Could not init core
262594 Perfectplay not supported
262595 No live perfectplay
262596 Perfectplay not allowed
262597 No codecs
262598 Slow machine
262599 Force perfectplay
262600 Invalid HTTP proxy host
262601 Invalid metafile
262602 Browser launch
262603 View source noclip
262604 View source dissabled
262914 Resource not found
262915 Resource close file first
262916 Resource nodata
262917 Resource badfile
262918 Resource partialcopy
262848 Ppv no user
262849 Ppv guid read only
262850 Ppv guid collision
262851 Register guid exists
262852 Ppv authorization failed
262853 Ppv old player
262854 Ppv account locked
262856 Ppv dbaccess error
262857 Ppv user already exists
262976 Upg auth failed
262977 Upg cert auth failed
262978 Upg cert expired

262979 Upg cert revoked
262980 Upg rup bad
263168 Autocfg success
263169 Autocfg failed
263170 Autocfg abort
Common error codes:
0 No error
65489 Unlock application failed
65490 No file loaded
65491 Empty file
65492 Invalid sample width
65493 Invalid channel count
65494 Invalid data format
65495 Invalid chunk data
65496 Invalid riff header
65497 Unexpected eof
65498 Invalid analyzer type
65499 Mixer recorder volume unavailable
65500 No mixer available
65501 Invalid command
65502 Command parser error
65503 Invalid command type
65504 Analysis result create failed
65505 Analyzer compute metrics failed
65506 Analyzer prepare attribute failed
65507 Analyzer create failed
65508 Analyzer load failed
65509 Analyzer pause failed
65510 Analyzer stop failed
65511 Analyzer start failed
65512 Analyzer destroy failed
65513 Analyzer library not available
65514 Analyzer library not loaded
65515 Open dib failed
65516 Create window failed
65517 Draw dib failed
65518 Register wnd class failed
65519 Dll interface specific
65520 Init com failed
65521 Registry query failed
65522 Query interface failed
65523 Generate temp file failed
65524 Thread create failed
65525 Wait timeout
65526 Unsupported feature

65527 Create process failed
65528 File not exist
65529 File open failed
65530 Registry open failed
65531 Invalid parameter
65532 Uninitialized object
65533 User interrupted
65534 Out of memory
65535 Unknown error
Audio metrics error codes:
65246 Duration diff

65247 Duration too diff
65248 Duration too long
65249 Incompatible sampling rate
65250 Sut high sampling rate
65251 Ref duration too short
65252 Sut duration too short
65253 Data end not found
65254 Data begin not found
65255 Get data buffer failed
65256 Unmatched sample width
65257 Corr too low
65258 Upsampling failed
65259 Merge data failed
65260 Unsupport sampling rate
65261 Unsupport sample width
65262 Unsupport channel count
65263 Unmatched channel count
65264 Unmatched sampling rate
65265 Level too diff
65266 Replace data chunk failed
65267 Split data failed
65268 Fft failed
65269 Audio analyzer pause failed
65270 Audio analyzer stop failed
65271 Audio analyzer start failed
65272 Audio analyzer load failed
65273 Audio analysis failed
65274 Invalid audio sample width
65275 Uninit audio mean mos table
65276 Resampling failed
65277 Access pass end of data
65278 Fixed bit rate only
65279 Invalid audio codec type
Video metrics error codes:
65016 Video image req failed

65017 Video alignment out of range
65018 Video alignment out of bound
65019 Video analyzer pause failed
65020 Video analyzer stop failed
65021 Video analyzer start failed
65022 Video analyzer load failed
65023 Video analysis failed
Media handler error codes:
64413 Audio stream config not available

64414 Video stream config not available
64415 Dx add filter failed
64416 Com create failed
64417 Audio cap create failed
64418 Video cap create failed
64419 Audio device lost
64420 Video device lost
64421 Find filter failed
64422 Insert filter failed
64423 No audio track present
64424 No video track present
64425 User authentication failed
64426 Media not seekable
64427 Media handler create failed
64428 Streaming error
64429 Get image failed
64430 Extract buffering status failed
64431 Audio conversion failed
64432 Video conversion failed
64433 Convert to pcm failed
64434 Wave writer save failed
64435 Mixer init failed
64436 Get image bits failed
64437 Get bitmap info failed
64438 Get save video sample filename failed
64439 Get audio sample filename failed
64440 Get last video image failed
64441 Get media info failed
64442 Get parent hwnd failed
64443 Tick counter failed
64444 Destroy media handler failed
64445 Init dll failed

64446 Media wrapper library not available
64447 Wrapper library not loaded
64448 Lib proc not found
64449 Unknown media action
64450 Failed to reload media file
64451 Failed to seek media file
64452 Failed to pause media file
64453 Failed to stop media file
64454 Failed to play media file
64455 Video writer init failed
64456 Audio writer init failed
64457 Video analyzer init failed
64458 Audio analyzer init failed
64459 Player not available
64460 Media wrapper create failed
64461 Get pin failed
64462 Render output failed
64463 Add key provider failed
64464 Set media type failed
64465 Get shell command failed
64466 Dx filter pin access failed
64467 Launch web browser failed
64468 Monitor license acquisition failed
64469 Failed to acquire license
64470 Drm authentication failed
64471 Open movie file failed
64472 New movie failed
64473 Get dib failed
64474 Empty bitmap
64475 Unknown media type
64476 New gworld failed
64477 New call back failed
64478 New movie controller failed
64479 Audio player create failed
64480 Player init failed
64481 Create player failed
64482 Create client engine failed
64483 Incomplete action in progress
64484 No media loaded
64485 Load media file failed
64486 Unsupported media type
64487 Unsupported writer format
64488 Handler specific
64489 High resolution counter unavailable
64490 Mixer select recorder failed
64491 Mixer get control detail failed
64492 Unrecognized mixer component type

64493 Empty mixer item
64494 Mixer get line controls failed
64495 Mixer get line info failed
64496 Mixer close failed
64497 Mixer get caps failed
64498 Mixer open failed
64499 Wave in start failed
64500 Wave in stop failed
64501 Wave in add buffer failed
64502 Wave in prepare header failed
64503 Wave in open failed
64504 Mono line index read failed
64505 Stereo line index read failed
64506 Mixer index read failed
64507 Invalid media handler
64508 Avi write frame failed
64509 Avi stream format failed
64510 Avi stream create failed
64511 Avi file create failed
8 APPENDIX 3 - CELLULAR SYSTEMS
1 = GSM 900 31 = UMTS FDD 850

2 = GSM 1800 32 = GAN WLAN
3 = GSM 1900 33 = UMTS FDD 2100-IV
4 = AMPS 800 34 = UMTS FDD 900
5 = DAMPS 800 35 = WLAN
6 = DAMPS 1900
7 = cdmaOne 800
8 = cdmaOne 1900
9 = NAMPS 800
10 = iDEN
11 = TETRA
12 = UMTS FDD 2100
14 = CDMA 1x 800
15 = CDMA 1x 1900
20 = UMTS FDD 1900
22 = GSM 850
23 = NMT 450
24 = NMT 900
25 = ETACS
26 = cdmaOne 450
27 = CDMA EV 800
28 = CDMA EV 1900
29 = CDMA EV 450
30 = CDMA 1x 450
9 INDEX
#params / Cell, 95
# #params / channel, 161
# codes, 89 #params / CQI, 85
# of header parameters, 114 #params / DRC set, 97
#ACK/NACK, 224 #params / finger, 117
#act set PNs, 71 #params / HARQ, 86
#Active cells, 73, 77 #params / HS-SCCH, 87
#Active codecs, 225, 226 #params / PLA set, 88, 89
#blocks, 212 #Params / RB, 163
#cells, 119 #params / SG set, 94
#Cells, 95, 120, 121 #Params / TBF, 218
#channel, 103 #Params / timeslot, 70
#chs, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 73, 76 #params / TrCh, 224
#CQI header params, 85 #params / TRCH, 222
#CQI values, 85 #Params / TrCh, 165
#CS TSL DL, 146, 148 #params per ch., 103
#CS TSL UL, 146, 148 #Params/finger, 116
#Detect. cells, 75, 77 #physical channels, 161
#DL pwr down, 69, 71 #pilots added, 131
#DL pwr up, 69, 70 #pilots removed, 131
#DL TBFs, 218 #PLA header parameters, 88, 89
#DRC sets, 97 #PLA sets, 88, 89
#errors, 212 #probe seqs, 159
#ext. app. launch, 263 #probes, 159
#fingers, 117 #PS TSL DL, 203
#Fingers, 116 #PS TSL UL, 203
#HARQ packets, 86 #RBs, 163
#HARQ processes, 86 #RRC att., 168, 169
#header params, 47 #Samples, 114
#Header params, 71, 86, 87, 97, 117, 120, 121, 131, 143, #SCR added, 130
150, 152, 161, 163, 165, 186, 187, 188, 189, 218, 238, #SCs removed, 130
239, 251, 252, 253, 254
#TrCh, 224
#HS-SCCH channels, 87
#TRCH, 222
#Locks, 264
#TrChs, 165
#MAC header params, 222, 224
#TrChs, 212
#MMS files, 239
#TSL C/I values, 65
#MOC, 21
#TSL results, 54
#Monit. cells, 74, 77
#UL pwr down, 66, 67
#MTC, 22
#UL pwr up, 66, 67
#nChs, 150, 152
#UL TBF est. req., 220
#parameters, 264, 265, 266
#UL TBFs, 218
#parameters per sample, 114
#Undet. cells, 75, 78
#Params, 150, 151, 152, 153
#params / cell, 73, 77
#params / cell, 119
1 added pilot, 131

added pilot number, 131
1A time to tr., 139
added SC, 130
1B time to tr., 139
added scrambling code number, 130
1C time to tr., 139
addition window, 139
1xEVDO active set size, 51
Adjacent Channel Measurement event, 47
1xEVDO candidate set size, 51
ADJMEAS, 47
1xEVDO Ec/I0 active set, 51
AGCH, 93
1xEVDO Ec/I0 candidate set, 51
AGCH OVSF, 205
1xEVDO Ec/I0 neighbor set, 52
AGRANT, 93
1xEVDO Ec/I0 remainder set, 52
AICH status, 156, 158
1xEVDO neighbor set size, 52
AMPS events
1xEVDO pilot number active set, 51
Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234
1xEVDO pilot number candidate set, 51
Call Attempt (CAA), 21
1xEVDO pilot number remainder set, 52
Call Connect Success (CAC), 23
1xEVDO remainder set size, 52
Call Disconnect (CAD), 25
1xEVDO RX power, 51
Call Failed (CAF), 24
1xEVDO set information, 51, 52
Change of Day (DATE), 261
1xEVDO walsh code active set, 51
Channel Info (CHI), 135
1xEVDO walsh code candidate set, 51
Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232
1xEVDO walsh code neighbor set, 52
Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235
1xEVDO walsh code remainder set, 52
DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
8 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
DVB Information (DVBI), 99
8-PSK CV_BEP, 64
DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
8-PSK CV_BEP %, 64
Handoff Attempt (HOA), 122
8-PSK MEAN_BEP, 64
Handoff Fail (HOF), 127
8-PSK MEAN_BEP %, 64
Handoff Success (HOS), 126
A Incoming Call (CAI), 22
Pause (PAUSE), 262
absolute finger offset, 117
PING (PING), 39
Absolute Grant (AGRANT) EVENT, 93
RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255
access ch, 159
RX Level (RXL), 41
access channel number, 159
Scanning Results (SCAN), 104
access point name, 190
Service Information (SEI), 144
access probe count, 159
Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257
access probe count max, 159
Textual Error Note (ERR), 260
access probe count maximum, 159
Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256
access probe sequence count, 159
Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231
access probe sequence count maximum, 159
User Marker (MARK), 259
access probe TX level, 159
Voice Note (VNOTE), 258
ACK %, 95
AMR active codecs, 226, 227
ACK/NACK repetition factor, 204
AMR codecs, 226, 227
ACK/NACK repetitions, 204
AMR first hysteresis, 225, 226
act. set size, 49, 51
AMR first threshold, 225, 226
act. time, 249
AMR HYS1, 225, 226
active set size, 49
AMR HYS2, 225, 226
activity status, 234
AMR HYS3, 225, 226 AQUL, 231

AMR ICMI, 225, 226 ARFCN, 41, 43, 45, 104, 118, 119, 120, 121, 135, 150
AMR Information event, 225 Att. Cell params ID, 124
AMR init. mode, 225, 226 att. ch, 124
AMR initial codec mode, 225, 226 att. duration, 211
AMR initial codec mode indicator, 225, 226 att. fail cause, 209
AMR last mode command, 228, 229 att. fail time, 209
AMR last mode request, 228, 229 att. LAC, 217
AMR link quality estimate, 230 att. RAC, 217
AMR Link Quality Estimate event, 230 att. SC, 124
AMR mode cmd., 228, 229 att. system, 125
AMR mode DL, 228, 229 att. TSL, 124
AMR mode downlink, 228, 229 attach attempt time, 210
AMR mode req., 228, 229 attach duration, 211
AMR mode UL, 228, 229 attach fail, 209
AMR mode uplink, 228, 229 attach failure cause, 209
AMR number of active codecs, 225, 226 attach failure status, 209
AMR qual. est., 230 attach failure time, 209
AMR second hysteresis, 225, 226 attach time, 210
AMR second threshold, 225, 226 attempted cell parameters ID, 124
AMR Status event, 228 attempted cellular system, 125
AMR TH1, 225, 226 attempted channel number, 124
AMR TH2, 225, 226 attempted location area code, 217
AMR TH3, 225, 226 attempted routing area code, 217
AMR third hysteresis, 225, 226 attempted scrambling code, 124
AMR third threshold, 225, 226 attempted timeslot, 124
AMRI, 225 Audio Quality Info event, 234
AMRQ, 230 audio quality mean, 231
AMRS, 228 audio quality MOS, 232, 233
APN, 190 audio quality reference sample file name, 232
APP, 263 audio quality sample duration, 232
App. rate DL, 35 audio quality sample file name, 232
App. rate UL, 35 audio quality timestamp, 232
application throughput downlink, 35 audio quality type, 232
application throughput uplink, 35 audio reference sample file name, 231
AQ duration, 231, 232 audio sample duration, 231
AQ file, 231 audio sample file name, 231
AQ mean, 231 audio synchronization status, 234
AQ MOS, 232, 233 avg. TPut class, 194, 199
AQ ref. file, 231
AQ reference, 232
B
AQ sample, 232 band, 45, 142
AQ synch., 234 band lock band, 266
AQ timestamp, 232 band value, 45, 142
AQ type, 232 bandwidth, 99
AQDL, 232 base station identification code, 41, 43, 104, 118, 120, 150
AQI, 234 BCCH ARFCN, 136
BEP, 64 CAD, 25
BEP CV 8-PSK %, 64 CAF, 24
BEP CV class 8-PSK, 64 CAI, 22
BEP CV class GMSK, 64 call att. time, 23
BEP CV GMSK %, 64 Call Attempt event, 21
BEP mean 8-PSK %, 64 call attempt time, 23
BEP mean class GMSK, 64 Call Connect Success event, 23
BEP mean GMSK %, 64 call connecting status, 23
BER, 72 Call Disconnect event, 25
BER, 72 Call Failed event, 24
BER, 102 call status, 23
BER class, 53 call type, 21, 22
BER pilot bit, 72 called number, 21
BER TFCI, 72 calling number, 22
Bit Error Probability event, 64 cand. set size, 49, 51
bit error rate, 72 candidate set size, 49
Bit Error Rate event, 72 carrier, 49, 105, 106, 110, 138
BLER, 212, 224 carrier number, 49, 73, 105, 106, 110, 138
BLER DL, 212 Carrier Per Interference event, 65
BLER percentage, 224 carrier RSSI, 73, 76
block error rate downlink, 212 Carrier RSSI, 76
Block Error Rate event, 212 carrier to noise ratio, 103
BS div. state, 69 CC, 45
BS diversity state, 69 CC cause values, 268
BSIC, 41, 43, 104, 118, 120, 150, 152 CC cause values for cdmaOne and CDMA EV, 269
CC cause values for TETRA, 269
C CCTrCh ID, 165
C value, 54 CDMA 1x events
C/A +1, 47 Channel Info (CHI), 135
C/A +2, 48 Ec/I0 (ECI0), 49
C/A -1I, 47 Enhanced Frame Error Rate (EFER), 56
C/A -2, 48 Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
C/A measurement channel number, 47 Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172
C/A measurement RSSI, 47 Packet Channel Info (PCHI), 202
C/A measurement RSSI+1, 48 Packet Session Activation Attempt (PAA), 190
C/A measurement RSSI+2, 48 Packet Session Activation Connected (PAC), 192
C/A measurement RSSI-2, 48 Packet Session Activation Failed (PAF), 191
C/A minimum, 47 Packet Session Deactivated (PAD), 193
C/I, 118 Quick Paging Channel Information (QPCHI), 162
C/I Scanning Results event, 118 RAKE Finger Allocation (FINGER), 116
C/N, 103 Random Access Channel Information (RACHI), 156
C1, 41, 43, 45 RLP Data Throughput (RLPDAS), 82
C2, 41, 43, 45 RX Power Control (RXPC), 69
C31, 43 Service Parameter Negotiated (SEPN), 155
C32, 43 Service Parameters Requested (SEPR), 154
CAA, 21 Soft Handover (SHO), 130
CAC, 23 Soft Handover Event Information (SHOI), 129
TX Power Control (TXPC), 66 Signaling Network Protocol Uplink (SNPU), 186

Vocoder Status (VOCS), 160 Textual Error Note (ERR), 260
CDMA 1X events Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256, 258
Physical Channel Information (PHCHI), 161 TX Power Control (TXPC), 66
CDMA EV events Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231
Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234 User Marker (MARK), 259
Call Attempt (CAA), 21 CDMA2000 events
Call Connect Success (CAC), 23 DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
Call Disconnect (CAD), 25 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
Call Failed (CAF), 24 DVB Information (DVBI), 99
Change of Day (DATE), 261 DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
Data Connection Attempt (DAA), 26 cdmaOne events
Data Connection Failed (DAF), 28 Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234
Data Connection Success (DAC), 27 Call Attempt (CAA), 21
Data Disconnect (DAD), 29 Call Connect Success (CAC), 23
Data Rate Control Info (DRCI), 97 Call Disconnect (CAD), 25
Data Throughput (DAS), 35 Call Failed (CAF), 24
Data Transfer Completed (DCOMP), 33 Change of Day (DATE), 261
Data Transfer Request (DREQ), 30 Channel Info (CHI), 135
Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232 Data Connection Attempt (DAA), 26
Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235 Data Connection Failed (DAF), 28
Ec/I0 (ECI0), 49 Data Connection Success (DAC), 27
Enhanced Frame Error Rate (EFER), 56 Data Disconnect (DAD), 29
Handoff Attempt (HOA), 122 Data Throughput (DAS), 35
Handover Fail (HOF), 127 Data Transfer Completed (DCOMP), 33
Handover Success (HOS), 126 Data Transfer Request (DREQ), 30
Incoming Call (CAI), 22 Delay (DELAY), 110
Packet Channel Info (PCHI), 202 Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232
Packet Error Rate (PER), 36 Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235
Packet Session Activation Attempt (PAA), 190 DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
Packet Session Activation Connected (PAC), 192 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
Packet Session Activation Failed (PAF), 191 DVB Information (DVBI), 99
Packet Session Deactivated (PAD), 193 DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
Pause (PAUSE), 262 Ec/I0 (ECI0), 49
PING (PING), 39 Enhanced Frame Error Rate (EFER), 56
Ping Session Completed (PCOMP), 38 Handoff Attempt (HOA), 122
Ping Session Request (PREQ), 37 Handover Fail (HOF), 127
PPP Layer Data Throughput (PPPDAS), 81 Handover Success (HOS), 126
RAKE Finger Allocation (FINGER), 116 Incoming Call (CAI), 22
Random Access Channel Information (RACHI), 156 Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
RLP Data Throughput (RLPDAS), 82 Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172
RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255 Packet Error Rate (PER), 36
RX Power Control (RXPC), 69 Pause (PAUSE), 262
Scanning Results (SCAN), 104 Physical Channel Information (PHCHI), 161
Service Information (SEI), 144 PING (PING), 39
Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257 Ping Session Completed (PCOMP), 38
Signaling Network Protocol Downlink (SNPD), 187 Ping Session Request (PREQ), 37
PPP Layer Data Throughput (PPPDAS), 81 CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF) monitored set, 75
RAKE Finger Allocation (FINGER), 116 CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF) undetected set, 76
Random Access Channel Information (RACHI), 156 ch, 47
RLP Data Throughput (RLPDAS), 82 ch C/I, 65
RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255 ch type, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114, 135, 136, 137,
RX Power Control (RXPC), 69 138, 142, 186, 187
Scanning Results (SCAN), 104 ch. lock channel, 264
Service Information (SEI), 144 ch. lock system, 264
Service Parameter Negotiated (SEPN), 155 Change of Day event, 261
Service Parameters Requested (SEPR), 154 channel, 42, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 105, 107, 108, 109,
111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 136, 137, 139, 141, 142, 150,
Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257
151, 152, 153
Soft Handover (SHO), 130
channel C/I, 65
Soft Handover Event Information (SHOI), 129
Channel Info event, 135
Textual Error Note (ERR), 260
channel lock channel, 264
Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256, 258
channel lock system, 264
TX Power Control (TXPC), 66
channel number, 41, 42, 43, 45, 104, 105, 107, 108, 109,
Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 119, 120, 123, 135, 136, 137,
User Marker (MARK), 259 139, 141, 142, 150, 151
Vocoder Status (VOCS), 160 Channel number, 95
cell barring state, 266 Channel number, 76
cell ID, 120, 121 channel number active set, 73, 77, 78
cell identification, 44, 135, 139, 141, 142 channel number detected set, 75
cell identifier, 99 channel number monitored set, 74
cell parameter ID, 265 channel number undetected set, 75
cell parameters ID, 78, 151 Channel Quality Indicator EVENT, 85
cell parameters ID, 141 channel rate, 161
Cell parameters ID, 77 channel type, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114, 135, 136,
Cell parameters ID, 77 137, 138, 142, 172, 173, 186, 187
Cell Parameters ID, 123 CHI, 135
cell params ID, 141, 151, 265 chip, 108
Cell params ID, 77, 78, 123 chip number, 108
Cell Reselection event, 128 CI, 44, 65, 135, 139, 141, 142
Cell Scan event, 120 ciph. type, 171
CELLSCAN, 120 ciphering, 164
cellular system, 41, 42, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 54, 56, 57, 61, CIPHERING INFO event, 171
64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76, 79, 80, 82, ciphering KSG, 171
83, 85, 86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 98, 104, 105, 106, ciphering SCK, 171
107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 118,
ciphering type, 171
119, 120, 129, 130, 131, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 141,
142, 143, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, CIPI, 171
156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 165, 167, 168, CISCAN, 118
169, 170, 171, 212, 218, 219, 222, 224, 225, 226, 228, closed loop adjustment value, 67
229, 230, 237, 238, 240, 242, 244
CLRS hyst., 203
CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) active set, 74
code rate HP, 100
CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) detected set, 75
code rate LP, 99
CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) monitored set, 75
coding, 146, 148
CFN-SFN difference in chips (Tm) undetected set, 76
coding sch., 239
CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF) active set, 74
color code, 45
CFN-SFN difference in frames (OFF) detected set, 75
compr. mode, 66
compressed mode, 66 Channel Info (CHI), 135

compression, 146, 147 Data Throughput (DAS), 35
conn. duration, 29 Data Transfer Completed (DCOMP), 33
conn. rate DL, 27 Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232
conn. rate UL, 27 Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235
conn. time, 27 DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
CQI, 85 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
CQI cycle, 85 DVB Information (DVBI), 99
CQI feedback cycle, 85 DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
CQI repetitions, 85 Handoff Attempt (HOA), 122
CRC length, 166 Handoff Fail (HOF), 127
CREL, 128 Handoff Success (HOS), 126
CS call attempt failure status, 24 Incoming Call (CAI), 22
CS call disconnect cause, 25 Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
CS call disconnect status, 25 Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172
CS call dur., 25 MS Power (MSP), 58
CS call duration, 25 Pause (PAUSE), 262
CS call failure cause, 24 PING (PING), 39
CS call failure time, 24 PPP Layer Data Throughput (PPPDAS), 81
CS data channel coding, 146, 148 RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255
CS data mode, 146, 147, 148 RX Level (RXL), 41
CS data timeslots downlink, 148 RX Quality (RXQ), 53
CS data timeslots uplink, 148 Scanning Results (SCAN), 104
CS disc. cause, 25 Service Information (SEI), 144
CS disc. status, 25 Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257
CS fail. cause, 24 Textual Error Note (ERR), 260
CS fail. status, 24 Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256
CS fail. time, 24 Timing Alignment (TAL), 62
CS TNs DL, 148 Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231
CS TNs UL, 148 User Marker (MARK), 259
ctrl gain, 157 Voice Note (VNOTE), 258
current cellular system, 124 DAS, 35
current system, 124 Data Channel Info event, 148
Data Channel Request event, 146
D data compr., 190
D, 102 data compression, 146, 147, 190
DAA, 26 Data Connection Attempt event, 26
DAC, 27 data connection duration, 29
DAD, 29 data connection establishment failure time, 28
DAF, 28 data connection establishment time, 27
DAMPS events Data Connection Failed event, 28
Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234 data connection failure cause, 28
Call Attempt (CAA), 21 data connection failure status, 28
Call Connect Success (CAC), 23 data connection rate downlink, 27
Call Disconnect (CAD), 25 data connection rate uplink, 27
Call Failed (CAF), 24 Data Connection Success event, 27
Change of Day (DATE), 261 data disc. status, 29
data disconnect cause, 29 delay profile sample absolute offset, 115

Data Disconnect event, 29 delay profile sample energy, 115
data disconnect status, 29 delay profile sample offset, 114
data fail. cause, 28 delay spread, 109
data fail. status, 28 Delay Spread event, 109
data fail. time, 28 deliv. err. PDU, 201
data gain, 157 Deliv. err. PDU, 197
data mode, 146, 147, 148 deliv. order, 196, 201
data protocol, 26, 30, 31, 32, 33, 40 Desired UpPCH RX power, 158
data rate control index, 71 Desired UpRACH RX power, 158
Data Rate Control Info EVENT, 97 detach cause, 211
data rate control set packet length, 97 detach status, 211
data rate control set percentage, 97 detach time, 211
data rate control set requested rate, 97 diff. to str., 153
data rate control sets sample duration, 97 digital color code, 42, 105
Data Stream Status EVENT(DSS), 40 direction, 88, 161, 163, 165
Data Throughput event, 35 disc. cause, 29
data transfer attempt number, 31 distribution, 85, 88, 89, 94
data transfer bit rate limit, 30 DL power control mode, 69
Data Transfer Completed event, 33 DL pwr up %, 69, 71
data transfer direction, 30, 31, 32 DL RLC win., 218
data transfer failure cause, 33 DL SF, 140
data transfer failure cause values, 277 Downlink Audio Quality event, 232
data transfer filename, 32 downlink RLC window size, 218
data transfer filename, 31, 32 downlink signaling counter current, 63
data transfer filename, 32 Downlink Signaling Counter event, 63
data transfer host address, 26 downlink signaling counter maximum, 63
data transfer host port, 26 downlink video frame rate, 237
data transfer packet size, 30 Downlink Video Quality event, 235
data transfer protocol, 26, 30, 31, 32, 33, 40 downlink video rate, 237
Data Transfer Request event, 30 DPC mode, 69
data transfer status, 33 DPCH ch, 141
date, 261 DPDCH rate UL, 79
DATE, 261 DPROF, 114
DCC, 42, 105 DRC index, 71
DCHI, 148 DRCI, 97
DCHR, 146 DREQ, 30
DCOMP, 33 drop window, 139
deact. cause, 193, 250 DRX cycle, 140, 141
deact. status, 193, 250 DRX cycle length, 140, 141
deact. time, 193, 250 DSC, 63
delay, 110, 111 DSC current, 63
DELAY, 110 DSC max, 63
delay class, 195, 200 DSCAN, 109
Delay event, 110 DSS, 40
Delay Profile event, 114 DTX, 91
delay profile sample, 114 DTX %, 96
DTX UL, 135 ECI0, 49

DTX uplink, 135 ECNo, 73
duration, 193, 250 E-DCH Information EVENT, 95
DVB Bit Error Rate event, 102 EDCHI, 95
DVB Frame Error Rate event, 101 E-DPCCH power offset, 205
DVB Information event, 99 E-DPDCH TPut, 89
DVB RX Level event, 103 EFER, 56
DVB type, 99, 101, 102, 103 effective coding, 88
DVBFER, 101 encryption, 142
DVB-H bandwidth, 99 Enhanced Frame Error Rate event, 56
DVB-H bit error rate after Viterbi, 102 Enhanced RX Level event, 43
DVB-H bit error rate before Viterbi, 102 Enhanced Timing Advance (ETAD) event, 61
DVB-H carrier to noise ratio, 103 ERR, 260
DVB-H cell ID, 99 error, 260
DVB-H code rate high priority, 100 ERXL, 43
DVB-H code rate low priority, 99 ETAD, 61
DVB-H frame count, 101 E-TFCI, 89
DVB-H frame error rate after FEC, 101 E-TFCI table, 205
DVB-H frame error rate before FEC, 101 EVDO pilot number active set, 71
DVB-H frequency, 99, 103 event, 84
DVB-H guard time, 100 ext. app. name, 263
DVB-H hierarchy, 100 ext. app. params, 263
DVB-H modulation, 99 ext. app. state, 263
DVB-H MPE-FEC code rate high priority, 100 ext. ch type, 136, 138, 142
DVB-H MPE-FEC code rate low priority, 100 extended channel type, 136, 138, 142
DVB-H RX level, 103 External Application Launch EVENT(APP), 263
DVB-H signal quality, 103 external application name, 263
DVB-H state, 99 external application parameters, 263
DVB-H transmission mode, 99 external application state, 263
DVBI, 99
DVBRXL, 103
F
fail cause, 191, 248
E fail status, 191, 248
Ec/I0, 49, 50, 51, 52 fail time, 191, 248
Ec/I0 active set, 49 fail. cause, 33
Ec/I0 candidate set, 50 FER, 55, 57, 101
Ec/I0 event, 49 FER (dec), 56
Ec/I0 neighbor set, 50 FER F-FCH, 56
Ec/I0 remainder set, 50 FER F-SCH, 56
Ec/Io, 105 FER full, 55
Ec/N0, 153 FER sub, 55
Ec/No, 73, 74, 75, 76, 107, 108 FER target F-FCH, 56
Ec/No active set, 73 FER target F-SCH, 56
Ec/No detected set, 75 FER TCH, 55
Ec/No event, 73 file size, 32
Ec/No monitored set, 74 file size, 30, 31, 32
Ec/No undetected set, 76 filename, 32
filename, 31, 32 GAN message, 188, 189

filename, 32 GAN message data, 188, 189
FINGER, 116 GAN message length, 188, 189
finger abs. offset, 116, 117 GAN msg., 188, 189
finger absolute offset, 116 GAN msg. data, 188, 189
finger amplitude, 117 GAN security gateway IP address, 143
finger Ec/No, 116 GAN Signaling Downlink, 189
finger locked, 117 GAN Signaling Uplink, 188
finger PN, 117 GAN state, 143
finger rel. offset, 116 GAN subch., 188, 189
finger relative offset, 116 GAN subchannel, 188, 189
finger RSCP, 116 GAN WLAN events
first channelisation code, 89 AMR Information (AMRI), 225
forward power control operation mode indicator, 70 AMR Status (AMRS), 228
forward power control subchannel gain, 70 Cell Reselection (CREL), 128
forward power control subchannel indicator, 70 Channel Info (CHI), 135
FPC mode, 70 Enhanced RX Level (ERXL), 43
FPC subch. gain, 70 GAN Channel Info (GANCHI), 143
FPC subch. ind., 70 GAN Signaling Downlink (GANSD), 189
frame count, 101 GAN Signaling Uplink (GANSU), 188
frame error rate, 57 GPRS Attach Attempt (GAA), 208
Frame Error Rate event, 55 GPRS Attach Connected (GAC), 210
frame error rate F-FCH, 56 GPRS Attach Failed (GAF), 209
frame error rate F-SCH, 56 GPRS Detach (GAD), 211
frame error rate full, 55 Handover Attempt (HOA), 122
frame error rate sub, 55 Handover Fail (HOF), 127
frame error rate target F-FCH, 56 Handover Success (HOS), 126
frame error rate target F-SCH, 56 Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
frame error rate TCH, 55 Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172
frequency, 99, 103 LLC Data Throughput (LDAS), 214
Frequency Hopping Status event, 149 Location Update Accepted (LUS), 133
Location Update Attempt (LUA), 132
G Location Update Fail (LUF), 134
GAA, 208 Packet Channel Info (PCHI), 202
GAC, 210 Packet Session Activation Attempt (PAA), 190
GAD, 211 Packet Session Activation Connected (PAC), 192
GAF, 209 Packet Session Activation Failed (PAF), 191
GAN base station identification code, 143 Packet Session Deactivated (PAD), 193
GAN BSIC, 143 Quality of Service Profile Negotiated (QSPN), 199
GAN cell identification, 143 Quality of Service Profile Request (QSPR), 194
GAN channel, 143 Routing Area Update Attempt (RUA), 215
GAN Channel Info event, 143 Routing Area Update Fail (RUF), 217
GAN channel number, 143 Routing Area Update Successful (RUS), 216
GAN CI, 143 RTP Message Downlink (RTPD), 254
GAN IP address, 143 RTP Message Uplink (RTPU), 253
GAN LAC, 143 WLAN Throughput (WLANDAS), 80
GAN location area code, 143 GANC IP, 143
GANCHI, 143 GPRS Events

GANSD, 189 MAC Layer Uplink (MACU), 176
GANSU, 188 gr. DL TPut, 196, 200
general data transfer error codes, 277 gr. UL TPut, 196, 200
GMM cause, 209, 211, 217 Grant down %, 96
GMM cause values, 270 Grant hold%, 96
GMSK (Gaussian minimum shift keying), 64 Grant up%, 96
GMSK CV_BEP, 64 group attach time, 249
GMSK CV_BEP %, 64 GSM events
GMSK MEAN_BEP, 64 Adjacent Channel Measurement (ADJMEAS), 47
GMSK MEAN_BEP %, 64 AMR Information (AMRI), 225
GPRS Attach Attempt event, 208 AMR Link Quality Estimate (AMRQ), 230
GPRS Attach Connected event, 210 AMR Status (AMRS), 228
GPRS Attach Failed event, 209 Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234
GPRS cell reselection hysteresis, 203 Bit Error Probability (BEP), 64
GPRS cell reselection penalty time, 203 C/I Scanning Results (CISCAN), 118
GPRS Detach event, 211 Call Attempt (CAA), 21
GPRS detach status, 211 Call Connect Success (CAC), 23
GPRS events Call Disconnect (CAD), 25
Block Error Rate (BLER), 212 Call Failed (CAF), 24
Data Transfer Request (DREQ), 30 Carrier Per Interference (CI), 65
Downlink Signaling Counter (DSC), 63 Cell Reselection (CREL), 128
Enhanced RX Level (ERXL), 43 Cell Scan (CELLSCAN), 120
GPRS Attach Attempt (GAA), 208 Change of Day (DATE), 261
GPRS Attach Connected (GAC), 210 Channel Info (CHI), 135
GPRS Attach Failed (GAF), 209 Data Connection Attempt (DAA), 26
GPRS Detach (GAD), 211 Data Connection Failed (DAF), 28
LLC Data Throughput (LDAS), 214 Data Connection Success (DAC), 27
LLC Layer Downlink (LLCD), 179 Data Disconnect (DAD), 29
LLC Layer Uplink (LLCU), 178 Data Throughput (DAS), 35
MAC Layer Downlink (MACD), 177 Data Transfer Completed (DCOMP), 33
Packet Channel Info (PCHI), 202 Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232
Packet Session Activation Attempt (PAA), 190 Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235
Packet Session Activation Connected (PAC), 192 DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
Packet Session Activation Failed (PAF), 191 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
Packet Session Deactivated (PAD), 193 DVB Information (DVBI), 99
PING (PING), 39 DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
Ping Session Completed (PCOMP), 38 Ec/No (ECN0), 73
Ping Session Request (PREQ), 37 Frame Error Rate (FER), 55
Quality of Service Profile Negotiated (QSPN), 199 Frequency Hopping Status (HOP), 149
Quality of Service Profile Request (QSPR), 194 Handover Attempt (HOA), 122
Routing Area Update Attempt (RUA), 215 Handover Fail (HOF), 127
Routing Area Update Fail (RUF), 217 Handover Success (HOS), 126
Routing Area Update Successful (RUS), 216 Incoming Call (CAI), 22
RRLP Layer Downlink (RRLPD), 181 Layer2 Downlink (L2D), 175
RRLP Layer Uplink (RRLPU), 180 Layer2 Uplink (L2U), 174
RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255 Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172 handoff attempt type, 122

Location Update Accepted (LUS), 133 Handoff Fail event, 127
Location Update Attempt (LUA), 132 handoff failure cause, 127
Location Update Fail (LUF), 134 Handoff Success event, 126
Lock (LOCK), 264 Handover Attempt event, 122
Message Sending / Receiving Attempt (MSGA), 238 handover attempt type, 122
Message Sending / Receiving Failed (MSGF), 242 Handover Fail event, 127
Message Sending / Receiving Success (MSGS), 240 handover failure cause, 127
MS Power (MSP), 58 Handover Success event, 126
Neighbor List (NLIST), 150 Happy bit, 91
PACKET CHANNEL RX QUALITY (PRXQ), 54 Happy bit delay cond., 205
Pause (PAUSE), 262 Happy Bit Indicator EVENT, 91
Ping Session Completed (PCOMP), 38 HARQ BLER, 86
Ping Session Request (PREQ), 37 HARQ dir., 86
Possible Missing Neighbor (NMISS), 152 HARQ ID, 86
PPP Layer Data Throughput (PPPDAS), 81 HARQ Process Information EVENT, 86
Push-to-Talk Information (PTTI), 244 HARQ process throughput, 86
Push-to-Talk Session Attempt (PTTA), 247 HARQ TPut, 86
Push-to-Talk Session Connected (PTTC), 249 HARQI, 86
Push-to-Talk Session Disconnected (PTTD), 250 HBI, 91
Push-to-Talk Session Failed (PTTF), 248 HCS priority, 43
Radio Link Timeout (RLT), 59 HCS priority class, 43
Roaming Information (ROAM), 145 HCS thr., 43
RTP Message Downlink (RTPD), 254 HCS threshold, 43
RTP Message Uplink (RTPU), 253 header compr., 190
RX Level (RXL), 41 header compression, 190
RX Quality (RXQ), 53 header parameters, 94, 95
Scanning Results (SCAN), 104 headers, 70
Service Information (SEI), 144 hierarchy, 100
Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257 HOA, 122
SIP Message Downlink (SIPD), 252 HOA type, 122
SIP Message Uplink (SIPU), 251 HOF, 127
TBF Information (TBFI), 218 HOF cause, 127
TBF Uplink Establishment (TBFULE), 219 HOP, 149
Textual Error Note (ERR), 260 hopping, 149
Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256 hopping ch, 149
Timing Advance (TAD), 60 hopping channels, 149
Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231 hopping sequence number, 149
User Marker (MARK), 259 hopping status, 149
Voice Note (VNOTE), 258 HOS, 126
GSM layer2 data, 174, 175 host address, 26
GSM layer2 message, 174, 175 host port, 26
GSM RLC/MAC radio priority, 202 Hqual, 73, 74, 75, 76
guard time, 100 Hqual active set, 73
Hqual detected set, 75
H Hqual monitored set, 74
Handoff Attempt event, 122 Hqual undetected set, 76
H-RNTI, 204 HSUPA AGCH absolute grant selector, 93

Hrxlev, 44, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 HSUPA AGCH channelisation code, 205
Hrxlev active set, 74, 77, 78 HSUPA channel number, 95
Hrxlev detected set, 75 HSUPA distribution, 89
Hrxlev monitored set, 74 HSUPA E-DPCCH/DPCCH power offset, 205
Hrxlev undetected set, 76 HSUPA E-DPDCH throughput, 89
HSCSD events HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by lack of data
Data Channel Info (DCHI), 148 percentage, 89
Data Channel Request (DCHR), 146 HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by max power percentage,
89
Packet Error Rate (PER), 36
HSUPA E-TFC selection limited by serving grant
HSDPA, 224
percentage, 89
HSDPA CQI, 85
HSUPA E-TFCI, 89
HSDPA CQI distribution, 85
HSUPA E-TFCI table index, 205
HSDPA CQI repetition factor, 85
HSUPA happy bit delay condition in ms., 205
HSDPA direction, 88
HSUPA happy bit DTX percentage, 91
HSDPA distribution, 88
HSUPA happy bit reporting interval, 91
HSDPA effective coding, 88
HSUPA happy bit status percentage, 91
HSDPA first channelisation code, 89
HSUPA HICH ACK percentage, 95
HSDPA HARQ process BLER, 86
HSUPA HICH DTX percentage, 96
HSDPA HARQ process block rate, 86
HSUPA HICH NACK percentage, 96
HSDPA HARQ process direction, 86
HSUPA MAC-e block rate, 92
HSDPA HARQ process identifier, 86
HSUPA MAC-e first retransmission rate, 92
HSDPA H-RNTI, 204
HSUPA MAC-e second retransmission rate, 92
HSDPA HS-SCCH channelisation code, 87
HSUPA MAC-e third retransmission rate, 92
HSDPA HS-SCCH usage, 87
HSUPA MAC-e throughput, 92
HSDPA MAC-hs block rate, 222
HSUPA modulation, 89
HSDPA MAC-hs first retransmission rate, 222
HSUPA non-serving ACK percentage, 95
HSDPA MAC-hs second retransmission rate, 222
HSUPA non-serving grant down percentage, 95
HSDPA MAC-hs throughput, 222
HSUPA number of E-DCH cells, 95
HSDPA modulation, 88
HSUPA PLnon-max, 205
HSDPA number of HARQ processes, 86
HSUPA primary E-RNTI, 205
HSDPA physical layer requested throughput, 85
HSUPA radio link set, 95
HSDPA transport block size, 88
HSUPA rate matching mode, 205
HSDPA transport channel type, 224
HSUPA retransmission rate in percent, 90
HSDPA UE categ., 204
HSUPA RGCH grant down percentage, 96
HSDPA UE category, 204
HSUPA RGCH grant hold percentage, 96
HS-DSCH 2nd retr., 222
HSUPA RGCH grant up percentage, 96
HS-DSCH SC, 204
HSUPA scrambling code, 95
HSN, 149
HSUPA secondary E-RNTI, 205
HS-SCCH, 204
HSUPA serving grant distribution, 94
HS-SCCH code, 87
HSUPA serving grant index, 94
HSSCCH Information EVENT, 87
HSUPA serving grant power, 94
HS-SCCH usage, 87
HSUPA spreading and channelisation codes, 90
HSSCCHI, 87
HSUPA transport block size, 89
HSUPA AGCH absolute grant index, 93
HSUPA TTI, 204
HSUPA AGCH absolute grant power, 93
HSUPA UE categ, 204
HSUPA AGCH absolute grant scope, 93
HSUPA UE category, 204
I LLC rate UL, 214

LLC retr. UL, 214
Incoming Call event, 22
LLC retransmission rate downlink, 214
incremental redundancy status uplink, 203
LLC throughput downlink, 214
init. TX pwr., 156
LLC throughput uplink, 214
INIT_PWR, 158
LLCD, 179
INIT_PWR (Access probe initial power), 158
LLCU, 178
initiator, 146, 147, 190
location area code, 44, 45, 135, 139, 141, 142, 216
Inter RAT Handover failure values, 281
location area update type, 132
Inter-RAT change failure values, 283
Location Update Accepted event, 133
IP, 190, 192
Location Update Attempt event, 132
IP service access time, 33
Location Update Fail event, 134
IP termination time, 33
location update failure status, 134
IR status UL, 203
Lock, 264
ISCP, 70
LOCK, 264
K lock type, 264, 265, 266
logical Ch, 163
KSG, 171
logical channel type, 163
L login time, 249
LUA, 132
L2 data, 174, 175
LUF, 134
L2 msg, 174, 175
LUF status, 134
L2D, 175
LUS, 133
L2U, 174
L3 data, 172, 173 M
L3 msg, 172, 173
MAC Layer Block Error Rate event, 224
L3D, 173
MAC Layer Data Throughput event, 222
L3U, 172
MAC Layer Downlink, 177
LAC, 44, 45, 120, 121, 135, 139, 141, 142, 216
MAC Layer Uplink, 176
LAREG, 137
MACBLER, 224
LAU type, 132
MACD, 177
Layer2 Downlink, 175
MACDAS, 222
Layer2 Uplink, 174
MAC-e 1 retr., 92
st
layer3 data, 172, 173
MAC-e 2nd retr., 92
Layer3 Downlink event, 173
MAC-e 3rd retr., 92
layer3 message, 172, 173
MAC-e bit rate, 92
Layer3 Uplink event, 172
MAC-e block rate, 92
LDAS, 214
MAC-E Layer Data Throughput event, 92
Lim. grant, 89
MACEDAS, 92
Lim. lack of data, 89
MAC-hs 3rd retr., 223
Lim. max power, 89
MAC-hs bit rate, 222
LLC data, 178, 179
MAC-hs block rate, 222
LLC Data Throughput event, 214
MAC-hs third retransmission rate, 223
LLC Layer Downlink event, 179
MAC-hs1st retr., 222
LLC Layer Uplink, 178
MACU, 176
LLC message, 178, 179
MAIO, 149
LLC msg, 178, 179
MARK, 259
LLC rate DL, 214
marker number, 259 min resid. BER, 198

marker seq.#, 259 min SDU err., 197
marker sequence number, 259 min tr. class, 197
marker#, 259 min tr. prior., 198
max #probe seqs, 159 min tran. delay, 198
max #probes, 159 min UL SF, 140
max DL TPut, 196, 200 min UL spreading factor, 140
max preamble, 156 MIN_P_REV, 138
Max RACH cycles, 158 MIN_P_REV (Minimum protocol revision level), 138
max SDU size, 196, 201 minimum accepted delivery of erroneous PDUs, 198
Max SYNC UL count, 157 minimum accepted delivery order, 197
max TX power, 140, 141 minimum accepted guaranteed downlink bit rate, 197
max UL TPut, 196, 200 minimum accepted guaranteed uplink bit rate, 197
maximum access probe count, 159 minimum accepted maximum downlink bit rate, 197
maximum number of probe sequences, 159 minimum accepted maximum SDU size, 197
MCC, 120, 121, 133, 138 minimum accepted maximum uplink bit rate, 197
measurement event, 84 minimum accepted residual bit error ratio, 198
Measurement event information event, 83 minimum accepted SDU error ratio, 197
measurement power offset, 204 minimum accepted traffic class, 197
MEI, 83 minimum accepted traffic handling priority, 198
MER, 98 minimum accepted transfer delay, 198
message direction, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243 missing neighbor BSIC, 152
message error rate, 98 missing neighbor channel, 152, 153
message Error Rate event, 98 missing neighbor difference to strongest pilot, 153
message length, 157, 158 missing neighbor Ec/N0, 153
Message Sending / Receiving Attempt event, 238 missing neighbor RSCP, 153
Message Sending / Receiving Failed event, 242 missing neighbor RX level, 152
Message Sending / Receiving Success event, 240 missing neighbor scrambling code, 153
message type, 238, 240, 242 MM cause, 134
MFER, 101 MM cause values, 267
min accepted average throughput class, 195 MMS cause, 243
min accepted delay class, 195 MMS cause codes, 283
min accepted peak throughput class, 195 MMS filename, 239
min accepted priority class, 196 MMS message ID, 241
min accepted reliability class, 196 MMS message type, 239, 241, 243
min avg. TPut, 195 MMS msg. ID, 241
min del err PDU, 198 MMS msg. type, 239, 241, 243
min delay, 195 MMS seq. number, 239, 241, 243
min deliv. ord., 197 MMS sequence number, 239, 241, 243
min gr. DL TPut, 197 MMS ser. center, 239
min gr. UL TPut, 197 MMS service center address, 239
min max DL TPut, 197 MMS tr. protocol, 239
min max SDU size, 197 MMS transport protocol, 239
min max UL TPut, 197 MNC, 120, 121, 133
min peak TPut, 195 mobile allocation index offset, 149
min priority, 196 mobile country code, 133, 138
min reliability, 196 mobile network code, 133
mobility management cause, 134 negotiated service option, 155

modem type, 146, 147 negotiated traffic class, 200
modulation, 88, 89, 99 negotiated traffic handling priority, 201
MOS type, 231 negotiated transfer delay, 201
MPE FEC code rate HP, 100 neigh. set size, 50, 52
MPE FEC code rate LP, 100 neighbor base station identification code, 41
MS Power event, 58 neighbor C1, 41
MS power level, 58 neighbor C2, 41
msg. direction, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243 neighbor cellular system, 42
MSGA, 238 neighbor channel number, 41, 42
MSGF, 242 neighbor digital color code, 42
MSGS, 240 neighbor Hrxlev, 44
MSP, 58 Neighbor List event, 150
neighbor list status, 150
N neighbor Rrxlev, 44
NACK %, 96 neighbor RX level, 41, 42
NAMPS events neighbor set size, 50
RX Level (RXL), 41 neighbor Srxlev, 44
nARFCN, 41 network control order, 203
nBSIC, 41 network mode of operation, 203, 204, 205
nC1, 41 network type, 137
nC2, 41 new cell identification, 128
nCh, 42 new cellular system, 128
nDCC, 42 new CI, 128
neg. F-FCH MUX, 155 new LAC, 128, 133
neg. forw. RC, 155 new location area code, 128, 133
neg. rev. RC, 155 new system, 128
neg. R-FCH MUX, 155 NID, 138
neg. SO, 155 NID (Network ID), 138
negotiated average throughput class, 199 NLIST, 150
negotiated delay class, 200 nlist status, 150
negotiated delivery of erroneous PDUs, 201 NMISS, 152
negotiated delivery order, 201 NOM_PWR, 158
negotiated forward fundamental channel MUX, 155 NOM_PWR (nominal transmit power offset), 158
negotiated forward radio configuration, 155 nRXL, 42
negotiated guaranteed downlink bit rate, 200 nRxLev, 41
negotiated guaranteed uplink bit rate, 200 NS ACKs, 95
negotiated maximum downlink bit rate, 200 NS grant down %, 95
negotiated maximum SDU size, 201 nSystem, 42
negotiated maximum uplink bit rate, 200 num. header params, 103
negotiated peak throughput class, 200 NUM_STEP, 158
negotiated priority class, 200 NUM_STEP (Access probe number of steps), 158
negotiated reliability class, 200 number, 21, 22
negotiated residual bit error ratio, 201 number of, 66, 67, 69, 70, 71
negotiated reverse fundamental channel MUX, 155 number of ACK/NACK messages, 224
negotiated reverse radio configuration, 155 number of active locks, 264
negotiated SDU error ratio, 201 number of active set cells, 73, 77
number of cells, 120, 121 number of header parameters, 253

number of channels, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 73, 76, 103 number of header parameters, 254
number of CQI values, 85 Number of header parameters, 47, 114
number of CS data timeslots downlink, 146, 148 number of HS-SCCH channels, 87
number of CS data timeslots uplink, 146, 148 number of MMS files, 239
number of current timeslot, 23 number of mobile originated calls during session, 21
number of data rate control sets, 97 number of mobile terminated calls during session, 22
number of delay profile samples, 114 number of monitored HS-SCCH channels, 204
number of detected possible missing neighbor cells, 152 number of monitored set cells, 74, 77
number of detected set cells, 75, 77 number of neighbor channels, 150
number of downlink TBFs, 218 number of packet link adaptation sets, 88, 89, 95
number of erroneous blocks, 212 number of packet timeslots downlink, 203
number of erroneus TrCh blocks, 212 number of packet timeslots uplink, 203
number of external applications launches, 263 number of parameters, 150, 151, 152, 153, 264, 265, 266
number of fingers, 116, 117 number of parameters per cell, 73, 77, 119, 120, 121
number of header parameters, 70 Number of parameters per cell, 95
number of header parameters, 71 number of parameters per channel, 43, 45, 47, 103
number of header parameters, 85 number of parameters per CQI value, 85
number of header parameters, 86 number of parameters per data rate control set, 97
number of header parameters, 87 number of parameters per finger, 116, 117
number of header parameters, 88 number of parameters per HARQ process, 86
number of header parameters, 89 number of parameters per HS-SCCH channel, 87
number of header parameters, 94 number of parameters per packet link adaptation set, 88,
number of header parameters, 95 89
number of header parameters, 97 number of parameters per pilot, 49, 51, 71
number of header parameters, 103 number of parameters per radio bearer, 163
number of header parameters, 117 Number of parameters per sample, 114
number of header parameters, 120 number of parameters per serving grant set, 94
number of header parameters, 121 number of parameters per TBF, 218
number of header parameters, 131 number of parameters per transport channel, 165, 212,
222, 224
number of header parameters, 143
number of parametesr per timeslot, 70
number of physical channels, 161
number of pilots added, 131
number of pilots removed, 131
number of radio bearers, 163
number of received blocks, 212
number of received TrCh blocks, 212
number of RRC connection attempts, 168, 169
number of scanned cells, 119
number of scrambling codes added, 130
number of scrambling codes removed, 130
Number of serving grant sets, 94
number of timeslot C/I result values, 65
number of timeslot results, 54
number of timeslots, 70
number of transport channel, 212
number of transport channels, 165, 222, 224
number of undetected set cells, 75, 78 packet session activation state, 192
number of uplink TBFs, 218 packet session activation time, 192
number of used channelisation codes, 89 packet session active duration, 193
NW ctrl. order, 203 Packet Session Deactivated event, 193
NW mode, 204, 205 packet session deactivation cause, 193
NW operation, 203 packet session deactivation status, 193
NW type, 137 packet size, 30
packet state, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207
O packet tech., 194, 199, 202, 204, 205, 206, 207
OFF, 74, 75, 76 packet technology, 88, 204, 205, 206
old cell identification, 128 packet timeslots downlink, 203
old cellular system, 128 packet timeslots uplink, 203
old CI, 128 PAD, 193
old LAC, 128, 133, 134, 216 PAF, 191
old location area code, 128, 133, 134, 216 paging indicator power offset, 162
old RAC, 216 paging indicator THB threshold, 162
old routing area code, 216 paging indicator THI threshold, 162
old system, 128 paging indicator Walsh code, 162
OS RAS cause, 191, 209 paging slot number, 162
parameters per physical channel, 161
P params / cell, 120, 121
P_REV, 138 params / ch, 43, 45, 47
P_REV (Protocol revision level), 138 params / pilot, 49, 51, 71
PAA, 190 params / TrCh, 212
PAC, 192 Pathloss, 77, 78
packet carrier, 51, 206 pathloss active set, 78
packet carrier number, 51, 206 Pathloss active set, 77
packet ch type, 206 PAUSE, 262
packet channel coding downlink, 203 Pause event, 262
packet channel coding uplink, 202 PBCCH, 203
Packet Channel Info event, 202 PBCCH status, 203
PACKET CHANNEL RX QUALITY EVENT, 54 PCCPCH pathloss, 158
packet channel type, 206 P-CCPCH RSCP active set, 77
packet data technology, 194, 199, 202, 207 PCHI, 202
packet error rate downlink, 36 PCOMP, 38
Packet Error Rate event, 36 PDP act. state, 192
packet error rate uplink, 36 PDP act. time, 192
packet length, 97 peak TPut class, 195, 200
PACKET LINK ADAPTATION EVENT, 88 PER, 36
packet protocol address, 190, 192 PER DL, 36
packet protocol type, 190 PER UL, 36
Packet Session Activation Attempt event, 190 percentage, 97
Packet Session Activation Connected event, 192 percentage of DL power up commands, 69, 71
Packet Session Activation Failed event, 191 percentage of UL power up commands, 66, 67
packet session activation failure cause, 191 ph. req. TPut, 85
packet session activation failure status, 191 PHCHI, 161
packet session activation failure time, 191 PHDAS, 79
Physical Channel Data Throughput event, 79 Possible Missing Neighbor, 152

physical channel direction, 161 power offset, 157, 204
Physical Channel Information event, 161 PPP Layer Data Throughput event, 81
physical channel type, 161 PPP rate DL, 81
PI power, 162 PPP rate UL, 81
PI Walsh, 162 PPP throughput downlink, 81
pilot BER, 72 PPP throughput uplink, 81
pilot number, 71, 105, 110, 117 PPPDAS, 81
pilot number active set, 49 preamble count, 156
pilot number candidate set, 49 preamble cycles, 157
pilot number neighbor set, 50, 52 preamble step, 156
pilot number remainder set, 50 PREQ, 37
pilot PN, 161 Primary E-RNTI, 205
pilot PN offset, 161 prior. acc. th., 202
PING, 39 priority access threshold, 202
PING event, 39 priority class, 195, 200
ping fail. cause, 38 private system identification, 137
ping host, 37 probe seq. count, 159
ping host address, 37 probe sequence result, 159
ping packet size, 30, 37, 39 protocol subtype, 186, 187
ping protocol, 37, 38 protocol type, 190
ping rate, 30, 37 PRXQ, 54
ping round trip time, 39 PS coding DL, 203
ping RTT, 39 PS coding UL, 202
Ping Session Completed event, 38 PS TNs DL, 203
ping session failure cause, 38 PS TNs UL, 203
Ping Session Request event, 37 PSID value (1), 137
ping session status, 38 PSID value (2), 137
ping size, 30, 37, 39 PSID value (3), 137
ping status, 38 PSID value (4), 137
ping timeout, 30, 37 PSID1, 137
PLAI, 88 PSID2, 137
PLnon-max, 205 PSID3, 137
Pn, 71 PSID4, 137
PN, 49, 50, 51, 52, 105, 110 PTT comm. type, 246
PN randomization delay, 159 PTT state, 244, 246
POC group attach time, 249 PTT status, 245
POC server, 247, 249 PTT tech., 244
POC server address, 247, 249 PTT type, 247, 248, 249, 250
POC session activation time, 249 PTT user identity, 244, 246
POC session deactivation cause, 250 PTTA, 247
POC session deactivation status, 250 PTTC, 249
POC session duration, 250 PTTD, 250
POC session failure cause, 248 PTTF, 248
POC session failure status, 248 PTTI, 244
POC session failure time, 248 Push-to-Talk communication type, 246
POC session login time, 249 Push-to-Talk Information event, 244
Push-to-Talk Session Attempt event, 247 RACH SYNC UL initial TX power, 157
Push-to-Talk Session Connected event, 249 RACH SYNC UL maximum count, 157
Push-to-Talk Session Disconnected event, 250 RACH SYNC UL power, 157
Push-to-Talk Session Failed event, 248 RACH SYNC UL step, 157
push-to-talk session type, 250 RACH TX power, 156, 158
Push-to-Talk state, 244, 246 RACHI, 156
Push-to-Talk status, 245 radio bearer direction, 163
Push-to-Talk technology, 244 radio bearer ID, 163
push-to-talk type, 247, 248, 249 Radio Bearer Information event, 163
Push-to-Talk user identity, 244, 246 radio link timeout, 59
Pwr ctrl alg, 68 Radio Link Timeout event, 59
pwr ctrl alg., 66 radio link timeout maximum, 135
pwr ctrl step, 66, 67 radio priority, 202
PWR_STEP, 158 Radio Resource Connection Attempt event, 167
PWR_STEP (Access probe power step), 158 Radio Resource Connection Failure event, 169
Radio Resource Connection Release event, 170
Q Radio Resource Connection Success event, 168
QNote, 257 RAKE Finger Allocation event, 116
QNOTE, 257 Random Access Channel Information event, 156
QPCH pilot number, 162 random delay, 159
QPCH pilot#, 162 RAS cause values, 276
QPCH rate, 162 rate, 161
QPCHI, 162 rate limit, 30
QSPN, 199 Rate matching, 205
QSPR, 194 rate-m. attr., 166
quality, 45 rate-matching attribute, 166
Quality of Service Profile Negotiated event, 199 RAU fail cause, 217
Quality of Service Profile Request event, 194 RAU fail time, 217
Quick Paging Channel Information, 162 RAU time, 216
RAU type, 215
R RB ID, 163
RAC, 44, 202, 204, 205, 207, 216 RBI, 163
RACH AICH status, 156 RDAS, 213
RACH control channel gain, 157 receiv. bytes, 35
RACH data channel gain, 157 received signal code power, 112
RACH desired UpPCH RX power, 158 recv. PPP bytes, 81
RACH desired UpRach RX power, 158 ref. number, 240
RACH initial TX power, 156 REG PERIOD, 137
RACH max preamble cycles, 157, 158 reject cause values, 283
RACH maximum preamble count, 156 reliab. class, 195, 200
RACH message length, 157, 158 rem. set size, 50, 52
RACH PCCPCH pathloss, 158 remainder set size, 50
RACH power, 158 removed pilot, 131
RACH power offset, 157 removed pilot number, 131
RACH preamble count, 156 removed SC, 130
RACH preamble step, 156 removed scrambling code number, 130
RACH SYNC UL count, 157 repl. window, 139
replacement window, 139 RLC throughput downlink, 213

Reporting interval, 91 RLC throughput uplink, 213
req. CS rate, 147 RLC/MAC data, 176, 177
req. F-FCH MUX, 154 RLC/MAC message, 176, 177
req. forw. RC, 154 RLC/MAC msg, 176, 177
req. rev. RC, 154 RLCD, 185
req. R-FCH MUX, 154 RLCU, 184
requested average throughput class, 194 RLP Data Throughput event, 82
requested CS data bit rate, 147 RLP forward retransmission rate, 82
requested delay class, 195 RLP forward user throughput, 82
requested delivery of erroneous PDUs, 197 RLP F-retr, 82
requested delivery order, 196 RLP reverse retransmission rate, 82
requested forward fundamental channel MUX, 154 RLP reverse user throughput, 82
requested forward radio configuration, 154 RLP R-rate, 82
requested guaranteed downlink bit rate, 196 RLP R-retr, 82
requested guaranteed uplink bit rate, 196 RLPDAS, 82
requested max downlink bit rate, 196 RLS, 95
requested max uplink bit rate, 196 RLT, 59
requested maximum SDU size, 196 RLT max, 135
requested peak throughput class, 195 RNUM, 137
requested priority class, 195 ROAM, 145
requested rate, 97 roaming info status, 145
requested reliability class, 195 Roaming Information event, 145
requested residual bit error ratio, 197 roaming status, 145
requested reverse fundamental channel MUX, 154 routing area code, 44, 202, 204, 205, 207, 216
requested reverse radio configuration, 154 Routing Area Update Attempt event, 215
requested SDU error ratio, 196 Routing Area Update Fail event, 217
requested service option, 154 routing area update failure cause, 217
requested traffic class, 196 routing area update failure time, 217
requested traffic handling priority, 197 routing area update success time, 216
requested transfer delay, 197 Routing Area Update Successful event, 216
resid. BER, 201 routing area update type, 215
residual BER, 197 Rqual, 74, 75, 76
result, 159 Rqual active set, 74
Retr., 90 Rqual detected set, 75
RLC data, 184, 185 Rqual monitored set, 74
RLC Data Throughput event, 213 Rqual undetected set, 76
RLC ID, 163 RR cause values, 267
RLC Layer Downlink, 185 RRA, 167
RLC Layer Uplink, 184 RRC, 168
RLC message, 184, 185 RRC cause, 130
RLC mode, 164 RRC cause values, 276
RLC msg, 184, 185 RRC connection establishment cause, 167
RLC rate DL, 213 RRC connection establishment time, 168
RLC rate UL, 213 RRC connection failure time, 169
RLC retr. UL, 213 RRC connection rejection cause, 169
RLC retransmission rate downlink, 213 RRC connection rejection status, 169
RRC connection release cause, 170 RSSI +1, 48

RRC connection release status, 170 RSSI +2, 48
RRC data, 182, 183 RSSI -1, 47
RRC est. cause, 167 RSSI -2, 48
RRC est. time, 168 RTP IAT DL, 255
RRC fail. time, 169 RTP IAT UL, 255
RRC Layer Downlink, 183 RTP interarrival time downlink, 255
RRC Layer Uplink, 182 RTP interarrival time uplink, 255
RRC message, 182, 183 RTP jitter DL, 255
RRC msg, 182, 183 RTP jitter downlink, 255
RRC rej. cause, 169 RTP Jitter event, 255
RRC rej. status, 169 RTP jitter UL, 255
RRC rel. cause, 170 RTP jitter uplink, 255
RRC rel. status, 170 RTP message, 253, 254
RRC state, 139, 141 RTP Message Downlink, 254
RRCD, 183 RTP message length, 253, 254
RRCU, 182 RTP message name, 253, 254
RRD, 170 RTP message packet sequence number, 253, 254
RRF, 169 RTP Message Uplink, 253
RRLP data, 180, 181 RTP msg., 253, 254
RRLP Layer Downlink event, 181 RTP msg. length, 188, 189, 253, 254
RRLP Layer Uplink event, 180 RTP msg. name, 253, 254
RRLP message, 180, 181 RTP msg. seq.#, 253, 254
RRLP msg, 180, 181 RTPD, 254
RRLPD, 181 RTPJITTER, 255
RRLPU, 180 RTPU, 253
Rrxlev, 44, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 RUA, 215
Rrxlev active set, 74, 77, 78 RUF, 217
Rrxlev detected set, 75 RUS, 216
Rrxlev monitored set, 74 RX level, 103, 104, 105, 152
Rrxlev undetected set, 76 RX Level event, 41
RSCP, 70, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 112, 153 RX level full, 41, 43
RSCP active set, 73, 78 RX level sub, 41, 43
RSCP detected set, 75 RX power, 49, 51
RSCP event, 112 RX Power Control event, 69
RSCP monitored set, 74 RX quality, 54
RSCP undetected set, 76 RX Quality event, 53
RSSI, 47 RX quality full, 53
RSSI, 42, 45 RX quality sub, 53
RSSI, 106 RXL, 41, 105
RSSI, 107 RxLev, 104
RSSI, 107 RxLev full, 41, 43
RSSI, 108 RxLev sub, 41, 43
RSSI, 109 RXPC, 69
RSSI, 111 RXQ, 53
RSSI, 112 RxQual, 54
RSSI, 113 RxQual full, 53
RxQual sub, 53 service option, 154

Service Parameter Negotiated event, 155
S Service Parameters Requested event, 154
sample, 114 Service Quality Note Event, 257
sample dur., 85, 88, 89, 94 Service quality question, 257
sample duration, 85, 88, 89, 94, 97 service state, 99
sample energy, 115 service status, 144
sample offset, 114, 115 Serving Grant (SGRANT) EVENT, 94
SC, 119, 123 serving HS-DSCH primary scrambling code, 204
SCAN, 104 set, 49, 50, 51, 52
Scanning Results event, 104 set information, 49, 50, 52
SCK, 171 SFs, 90
scrambling code, 73, 74, 75, 76, 107, 109, 111, 112, 113, SG, 94
114, 116, 119, 121, 123, 151, 153 SG index, 94
Scrambling code, 95 SG sets, 94
scrambling code active set, 73 SGRANT, 94
scrambling code detected set, 75 SHO, 130
scrambling code monitored set, 74 SHO event, 129
scrambling code undetected set, 76 SHO status, 130
SDU, 201 SHOI, 129
SDU err. ratio, 196, 201 SID, 138
SEARCH_WIN_A, 138 SID (System ID), 138
SEARCH_WIN_A (Size of active search window), 138 SIGN_VAR, 54
SEARCH_WIN_N, 138 signal quality, 103
SEARCH_WIN_N (Size of neighbor search window), 138 signal to interference and noise ratio, 71
SEARCH_WIN_R, 138 signal variance, 54
SEARCH_WIN_R (Size of remaining search window), 138 Signaling Network Protocol Downlink event, 187
Secondary E-RNTI, 205 Signaling Network Protocol Uplink event, 186
secondary scr., 73, 74, 75, 76, 116 signal-to-interference ratio, 69, 70
secondary scrambling code, 116 signal-to-interference ratio CPICH, 113
secondary scrambling code active set, 73 signal-to-interference ratio target, 69, 70
secondary scrambling code detected set, 75 SINR, 71
secondary scrambling code monitored set, 74 SIP message, 251, 252
secondary scrambling code undetected set, 76 SIP Message Downlink, 252
sector lock ch., 265 SIP message length, 251, 252
sector lock channel, 265 SIP message name, 251, 252
sector lock SC, 265 SIP Message Uplink, 251
sector lock scrambling code, 265 SIP msg., 251, 252
sector lock system, 265 SIP msg. length, 251, 252
SEGW IP, 143 SIP msg. name, 251, 252
SEI, 144 SIPD, 252
sent bytes, 35 SIPU, 251
sent PPP bytes, 81 SIR, 69, 70, 113
SEPN, 155 SIR event, 113
SEPR, 154 SIR target, 69, 70
service data unit, 201 slot number, 142, 162
service info status, 144 SM cause values, 270
Service Information event, 144
SMS cause, 242 standard WAP error codes, 277

SMS cause codes, 281 status of the audio activity, 234
SMS data coding scheme, 239 stream bandwith, 40
SMS message data, 239 stream state, 40
SMS message length, 239 streaming error codes, 284
SMS message type, 238, 240, 242 STTD, 73, 74, 75, 76
SMS msg. data, 239 STTD status active set, 73
SMS msg. length, 239 STTD status detected set, 75
SMS msg. type, 238, 240, 242 STTD status monitored set, 74
SMS number, 238 STTD status undetected set, 76
SMS phone number, 238 subchannel, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180,
SMS reference number, 240 181, 182, 183, 184, 185
SMS seq. number, 239, 240, 242 SYNC UL count, 157
SMS sequence number, 239, 240, 242 SYNC UL Init. pwr., 157
SMS ser. center, 239 SYNC UL pwr., 157
SMS service center address, 239 SYNC UL step, 157
SNP layer, 186, 187 system, 41, 42, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 54, 56, 57, 61, 64, 65,
66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 76, 79, 80, 82, 83, 85,
SNP message, 186, 187
86, 87, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 97, 98, 104, 105, 106, 107,
SNP message length, 186, 187 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 118, 119,
SNP message name, 186, 187 120, 129, 130, 131, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 141, 142,
SNP msg., 186, 187 143, 146, 147, 148, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156,
157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 165, 167, 168, 169,
SNP msg. length, 186, 187
170, 171, 206, 212, 218, 219, 222, 224, 225, 226, 228,
SNP msg. name, 186, 187 229, 230, 237, 238, 240, 242, 244
SNPD, 187 system lock system, 265
SNPU, 186
socket error codes, 278 T
soft handover event, 129 t reselection, 140, 141
Soft Handover Event, 130 T_ADD, 138
Soft Handover Event Information Event, 129 T_ADD (Pilot detection threshold), 138
soft handover status, 130 T_COMP, 138
split PG cycle, 202 T_COMP (Comparison threshold), 138
spreading factor DL, 140 T_DROP, 138
Squal, 73, 74, 75, 76 T_DROP (Pilot drop threshold), 138
Squal active set, 73 T_TDROP, 138
Squal detected set, 75 T_TDROP (Pilot drop timer threshold), 138
Squal monitored set, 74 TA, 60
Squal undetected set, 76 TAD, 60
Srxlev, 44, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 TAL, 62
Srxlev active set, 73, 77, 78 TB size, 88, 89
Srxlev detected set, 75 TBF Information event, 218
Srxlev monitored set, 74 TBF Uplink Establishment event, 219
Srxlev undetected set, 76 TBFI, 218
SSCAN, 113 TBFULE, 219
standard FTP error codes, 277 temporary flow identity, 218
standard HTTP error codes, 277 temporary logical link identity, 218
standard MMS error codes, 277 test type, 234
standard SMTP error codes, 278 TETRA events
Bit Error Rate (BER), 72 timing advance in chips, 61

Call Attempt (CAA), 21 timing alignment, 62
Call Disconnect (CAD), 25 Timing Alignment event, 62
Call Failed (CAF), 24 TLLI, 218
Cell Reselection (CREL), 128 Tm, 74, 75, 76
Channel Info (CHI), 135 TN, 23, 136
CIPHERING INFO (CIPI), 171 TNote, 256
DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102 TNOTE, 256
DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101 total frame error rate (decimal), 56
DVB Information (DVBI), 99 TPut status, 35
DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103 traffic ARFCN, 149
Enhanced RX Level (ERXL), 43 traffic channel ARFCN, 149
Handoff Attempt (HOA), 122 traffic class, 196, 200
Incoming Call (CAI), 22 traffic prior., 197, 201
Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173 transf. att. #, 31
Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172 transf. dir., 30, 31, 32
LLC Layer Downlink (LLCD), 179 transf. status, 33
LLC Layer Uplink (LLCU), 178 transfer delay, 197, 201
Location Update Accepted (LUS), 133 transferred bytes downlink, 35
Location Update Attempt (LUA), 132 transferred bytes uplink, 35
Location Update Fail (LUF), 134 transferred file size, 32
MESSAGE Error Rate (MER), 98 transferred file size, 30, 31, 32
Push-to-Talk Information (PTTI), 244 transferred PPP bytes downlink, 81
TX Power Control (TXPC), 66 transferred PPP bytes uplink, 81
TETRA reject cause values, 284 transmission mode, 99
Textual Error Note event, 260 transport channel coding, 166
textual note, 256 transport channel direction, 165
Textual User Note event, 256 transport channel ID, 163, 165, 212, 222
TFCI BER, 72 Transport Channel Information event, 165
TFI, 218 transport channel type, 164, 165, 222
THB, 162 TrCh #blocks, 212
THI, 162 TrCh #errors, 212
throughput status, 35 TrCh block error rate, 212
time to trigger 1A, 139 TrCh coding, 166
time to trigger 1B, 139 trCh ID, 222
time to trigger 1C, 139 TrCh ID, 163, 165, 212, 224
timeslot, 70, 123 TrCh type, 164, 165, 224
timeslot C/I, 65 TRCH type, 222
timeslot interference, 54 TRCHI, 165
timeslot number, 136 treselection, 140, 141
timeslot scan Ec/No, 108 TSCAN, 108
Timeslot Scanning Results event, 108 TSL, 123
timeslots, 70 TSL C/I, 65
timestamp, 231 TSL interf., 54
timing advance, 61 TTI, 166, 204
timing advance, 60 TX adjust, 67
Timing Advance event, 60 TX level, 159
TX power, 68 Delay Profile (DPROF), 114

TX power, 66, 67 Delay Spread (DSCAN), 109
TX power change, 68 Downlink Audio Quality (AQDL), 232
TX power control algorithm, 68 Downlink Video Quality (VQDL), 235
TX power control algorithm, 66 DVB Bit Error Rate (DVBBER), 102
TX Power Control event, 66 DVB Frame Error Rate (DVBFER), 101
TX power control step size, 66, 67 DVB Information (DVBI), 99
TX power limit, 67 DVB RX Level (DVBRXL), 103
TX pwr limit, 67 Ec/No (ECN0), 73
TX pwr. change, 68 E-DCH Information (EDCHI), 95
TXPC, 66 Enhanced RX Level (ERXL), 43
type, 161 Enhanced Timing Advance (ETAD), 61
type of audio test, 234 GPRS Attach Attempt (GAA), 208
GPRS Attach Connected (GAC), 210
U GPRS Attach Failed (GAF), 209
UISCAN, 119 GPRS Detach (GAD), 211
UL interf., 119, 156 Handover Attempt (HOA), 122
UL pwr up %, 66, 67 Handover Fail (HOF), 127
UL RLC win., 218 Handover Success (HOS), 126
UL TBF est. cause, 220 Happy Bit Indicator (HBI), 91
UL TBF est. status, 220 HARQ Process Information (HARQI), 86
UL TBF est. type, 220 HSSCCH Information (HSSCCHI), 87
UMTS ARFCN, 121 Incoming Call (CAI), 22
UMTS events Layer3 Downlink (L3D), 173
Absolute Grant (AGRANT), 93 Layer3 Uplink (L3U), 172
AMR Status (AMRS), 228 Location Update Accepted (LUS), 133
Audio Quality Info (AQI), 234 Location Update Attempt (LUA), 132
Bit Error Rate (BER), 72 Location Update Fail (LUF), 134
Block Error Rate (BLER), 212 Lock (LOCK), 264
Call Attempt (CAA), 21 MAC Layer Block Error Rate (MACBLER), 224
Call Connect Success (CAC), 23 MAC Layer Data Throughput (MACDAS), 222
Call Disconnect (CAD), 25 MACF Layer Data Throughput (MACEDAS), 92
Call Failed (CAF), 24 Measurement event information (MEI), 83
Cell Reselection (CREL), 128 Message Sending / Receiving Attempt (MSGA), 238
Cell Scan (CELLSCAN), 120 Message Sending / Receiving Failed (MSGF), 242
Change of Day (DATE), 261 Message Sending / Receiving Success (MSGS), 240
Channel Info (CHI), 135 Neighbor List (NLIST), 150
Channel Quality Indicator (CQI), 85 Packet Channel Info (PCHI), 202
Data Channel Request (DCHR), 146 Packet Error Rate (PER), 36
Data Connection Attempt (DAA), 26 packet link adaptation (PLAI), 88
Data Connection Failed (DAF), 28 Packet Session Activation Attempt (PAA), 190
Data Connection Success (DAC), 27 Packet Session Activation Connected (PAC), 192
Data Disconnect (DAD), 29 Packet Session Activation Failed (PAF), 191
Data Throughput (DAS), 35 Packet Session Deactivated (PAD), 193
Data Transfer Completed (DCOMP), 33 Pause (PAUSE), 262
Data Transfer Request (DREQ), 30 Physical Channel Data Throughput (PHDAS), 79
Delay (DELAY), 110 PING (PING), 39
Ping Session Completed (PCOMP), 38 uplink interference Scanning Results (UISCAN), 119
Ping Session Request (PREQ), 37 User Marker (MARK), 259
Possible Missing Neighbor (NMISS), 152 Video Data Throughput (VDAS), 237
PPP Layer Data Throughput (PPPDAS), 81 UMTS failure cause values, 281
Push-to-Talk Information (PTTI), 244 UMTS Serving Grant (SGRANT), 94
Push-to-Talk Session Attempt (PTTA), 247 Uplink Audio Quality event, 231
Push-to-Talk Session Connected (PTTC), 249 uplink DPDCH bit rate, 79
Push-to-Talk Session Disconnected (PTTD), 250 uplink interference, 119
Push-to-Talk Session Failed (PTTF), 248 uplink interference level, 156
Quality of Service Profile Negotiated (QSPN), 199 uplink interference scanning Results event, 119
Quality of Service Profile Request (QSPR), 194 uplink RLC window size, 218
Radio Bearer Information (RBI), 163 uplink TBF establishment cause, 220
Radio Resource Connection Attempt (RRA), 167 uplink TBF establishment request count, 220
Radio Resource Connection Failure (RRF), 169 uplink TBF establishment status, 220
Radio Resource Connection Release (RRD), 170 uplink TBF establishment type, 220
Radio Resource Connection Success (RRC), 168 uplink video frame rate, 237
RAKE Finger Allocation (FINGER), 116 uplink video rate, 237
Random Access Channel Information (RACHI), 156 User Marker event, 259
RLC Data Throughput (RDAS), 213
RLC Layer Downlink (RLCD), 185
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RLC Layer Uplink (RLCU), 184 VBER, 102
Roaming Information (ROAM), 145 VDAS, 237
Routing Area Update Attempt (RUA), 215 video call frame error rate, 237
Routing Area Update Fail (RUF), 217 Video Data Throughput event, 237
Routing Area Update Successful (RUS), 216 video FER, 237
RRC Layer Downlink (RRCD), 183 video frame rate DL, 237
RRC Layer Uplink (RRCU), 182 video frame rate UL, 237
RSCP (RSCP), 112 video protocol, 237
RTP Jitter (RTPJITTER), 255 video quality blockiness, 235
RTP Message Downlink (RTPD), 254 video quality blurriness, 235
RTP Message Uplink (RTPU), 253 video quality jerkiness, 235
RX Level (RXL), 41 video quality jitter, 235
RX Power Control (RXPC), 69 video quality MOS, 235
Scanning Results (SCAN), 104 video quality packet error rate, 236
Service Information (SEI), 144 video quality type, 235
Service Quality Note (QNOTE), 257 video rate DL, 237
SIP Message Downlink (SIPD), 252 video rate UL, 237
SIP Message Uplink (SIPU), 251 VNote, 258
SIR (SSCAN), 113 VNOTE, 258
Soft Handover (SHO), 130 voc. rate for., 160
Soft Handover Event Information (SHOI), 129 voc. rate rev., 160
Textual Error Note (ERR), 260 vocoder rate forward, 160
Textual User Note (TNOTE), 256, 258 vocoder rate reverse, 160
Timeslot Scanning Results (TSCAN), 108 Vocoder Status event, 160
Transport Channel Information (TRCHI), 165 VOCS, 160
TX Power Control (TXPC), 66 voice note, 258
Uplink Audio Quality (AQUL), 231 Voice Note event, 258
VQ blockiness, 235 walsh code remainder set, 50

VQ blurriness, 235 wideband RSSI, 107, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113
VQ jerkiness, 235 WLAN channel number, 45
VQ jitter, 235 WLAN MAC addr., 46
VQ MOS, 235 WLAN MAC address, 46
VQ PER, 236 WLAN quality, 45
VQ type, 235 WLAN rate DL, 80
VQDL, 235 WLAN rate UL, 80
WLAN RSSI, 46
W WLAN service set identifier, 46
walsh, 49, 50, 51, 52 WLAN SSID, 46
walsh code, 161 WLAN throughput downlink, 80
walsh code active set, 49 WLAN Throughput event, 80
walsh code candidate set, 50 WLAN throughput uplink, 80
walsh code neighbor set, 50 WLANDAS, 80

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Revision 1.87.00 Last Edited June 2007

1 CHANGES TO THIS VERSION .................................................... 10

2.1 HOW TO READ THIS DOCUMENT ........................................ 11

3 DESCRIPTION OF THE FILE FORMAT ....................................... 14

3.1 HEADER ............................................................................... 14

3.2 FOOTER ............................................................................... 18

3.3 EVENT STRUCTURE ............................................................ 19

3.3.3 EVENT PARAMETERS 19

4 MEASUREMENT FILE NAMING .................................................. 20

4.1 NEMO OUTDOOR/INDOOR................................................... 20

5.1 CALL EVENTS ...................................................................... 21

5.1.1 CALL ATTEMPT (CAA) 21

5.1.2 INCOMING CALL (CAI) 22

5.1.3 CALL CONNECT SUCCESS (CAC) 23

5.1.4 CALL FAILED (CAF) 24

5.1.5 CALL DISCONNECT (CAD) 25

5.2 DATA EVENTS...................................................................... 26

5.2.1 DATA CONNECTION ATTEMPT (DAA) 26

5.2.2 DATA CONNECTION SUCCESS (DAC) 27

5.2.3 DATA CONNECTION FAILED (DAF) 28

5.2.4 DATA DISCONNECT (DAD) 29

5.2.5 DATA TRANSFER REQUEST (DREQ) 30

5.2.7 DATA THROUGHPUT (DAS) 35

5.2.8 PACKET ERROR RATE (PER) 36

5.2.9 PING SESSION REQUEST (PREQ) 37

5.2.10 PING SESSION COMPLETED (PCOMP) 38

5.2.11 PING (PING) 39

5.2.12 DATA STREAM STATUS (DSS) 40

5.3 MEASUREMENT EVENTS..................................................... 41

5.3.1 RX LEVEL (RXL) 41

5.3.2 ENHANCED RX LEVEL (ERXL) 43

5.3.3 ADJACENT CHANNEL MEASUREMENT (ADJMEAS) 47

5.3.4 EC/I0 (ECI0) 49

5.3.5 RX QUALITY (RXQ) 53

5.3.6 PACKET CHANNEL RX QUALITY (PRXQ) 54

5.3.7 FRAME ERROR RATE (FER) 55

5.3.8 ENHANCED FRAME ERROR RATE (EFER) 56

5.3.9 MS POWER (MSP) 58

5.3.10 RADIO LINK TIMEOUT (RLT) 59

5.3.11 TIMING ADVANCE (TAD) 60

5.3.12 ENHANCED TIMING ADVANCE (ETAD) 61

5.3.13 TIMING ALIGNMENT (TAL) 62

5.3.14 DOWNLINK SIGNALING COUNTER (DSC) 63

5.3.15 BIT ERROR PROBABILITY (BEP) 64

5.3.16 CARRIER PER INTERFERENCE (CI) 65

5.3.17 TX POWER CONTROL (TXPC) 66

5.3.18 RX POWER CONTROL (RXPC) 69

5.3.19 BIT ERROR RATE (BER) 72

5.3.20 EC/N0 (ECN0) 73

5.3.21 PHYSICAL CHANNEL DATA THROUGHPUT (PHDAS) 79

5.3.22 WLAN THROUGHPUT (WLANDAS) 80

5.3.23 PPP LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (PPPDAS) 81

5.3.24 RLP DATA THROUGHPUT (RLPDAS) 82

5.3.25 MEASUREMENT EVENT INFORMATION (MEI) 83

5.3.26 CHANNEL QUALITY INDICATOR (CQI) 85

5.3.27 HARQ PROCESS INFORMATION (HARQI) 86

5.3.28 HSSCCH INFORMATION (HSSCCHI) 87

5.3.30 HAPPY BIT INDICATOR (HBI) 91

5.3.31 MAC-E LAYER DATA THROUGHPUT (MACEDAS) 92

5.3.32 ABSOLUTE GRANT (AGRANT) 93

5.3.33 SERVING GRANT (SGRANT) 94