BTS3900&BTS5900 V100R013C00SPC150 NodeBFunction Performance Counter Reference PDF

3900 & 5900 Series Base Station
V100R013C00
NodeBFunction Performance
Counter Reference
Issue 03
Date 2017-12-28
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NodeBFunction Performance Counter Reference About This Document
About This Document
This section describes performance counters for 3900 and 5900 series base stations.
Document Structure
Figure 1 shows the document structure.
Figure 1 Document structure
Table 1 explains the terms shown in Figure 1.
Table 1 Terms
Term Explanation
Object type One object type contains one or more function subsets.
One function subset contains one or more counters but

Function Subset
belongs to only one object type.
Counters are the basic elements of performance

Counter measurement. One counter can belong to only one function
subset.
Counter Item Description

Table 2 lists the description of each counter item.
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Table 2 Description of each counter item

Item Description
Object Overview Definition and function of a object type.

type
Function SubSets Function subsets contained in a object type.
Functio FunctionSet Name of the function set.

n Set Name One function set contains one or more function subsets.
Functio Overview Definition of a function subset and the flowchart for

n measuring related counters.
Subset
Counters Counters contained in a function subset.
Counter A table that lists parent counters and their child counters in
Relationship a table. Note that the child counters listed in the table cover
only typical scenarios. That is, some scenarios are not
covered by any counter. Therefore, the value of a parent
counter is larger than or equal to the sum of the values of its
child counters. Some counters may not be involved in any
counter relationship.
NOTE
If the value of the parent counter exceeds the sum of the values of
the child counters, the value difference is the items that are not
counted.
Counter Counter ID A string of digits that uniquely identifies a counter.
Counter Name Name of a counter. It is composed of a string of uppercase

letters, lowercase letters, and dots.
Counter A phrase that provides a simple description about a counter.

Description
Description Detailed description about a counter.
Measurement Condition for triggering counter measurement.

Point
Formula Relationship among counters.
Unit Unit of a counter.
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Item Description
Related Features Features related to a counter are listed in feature ID and

feature name. A counter is used to estimate related features.
Related features are listed as follows in different scenarios:
l If a counter has no related features, no features are
listed.
l A counter has related features,
– If this counter applies only to GSM, UMTS, LTE, or
SingleRAN, the features are related to such RAT.
– If this counter applies to multiple RATs in GSM,
UMTS, LTE, and SingleRAN, the features are a set
of features related to all associated RATs. Only the
feature IDs and feature names of the features for
related RATs are listed.
Original Release The version for which the counter was first available.
Network Element NE Type of a product displayed on the U2000. For a 3900

series base station (which is a DBS3900, DBS3900
LampSite, BTS3900, BTS3900A, BTS3900L, BTS3900AL,
or BTS3900C), the value can be BTS3900, BTS3900
WCDMA, and BTS3900 LTE. For a 5900 series base
station (which is a DBS5900, DBS5900 LampSite,
BTS5900, BTS5900A, BTS5900L or BTS5900AL), the
value can be BTS5900, BTS5900 WCDMA, and BTS5900
LTE. Among these values, BTS3900 or BTS5900 indicates
a co-MPT base station; BTS3900 WCDMA or BTS5900
WCDMA indicates a UMTS base station; BTS3900 LTE or
BTS5900 LTE indicates an LTE base station.
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NodeBFunction Performance Counter Reference Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 NodeBFunction Performance Counter Measurement............................................................ 1
1.1 Measurement of Local Cell Performance (LOCELL).................................................................................................... 1
1.1.1 HSDPA Measurement (HSDPA.LOCELL)................................................................................................................. 2
1.1.1.1 Number of HARQ-Related Messages from HSDPA Users Received in a Cell..................................................... 46
1.1.1.2 HARQ Distribution for MIMO Users in a Cell...................................................................................................... 53
1.1.1.3 Number of CQIs from HSDPA Users Received in a Cell...................................................................................... 56
1.1.1.4 Number of CQIs Used for HSDPA Users in a Cell................................................................................................ 72
1.1.1.5 MIMO Dual CQI Distribution In a Cell................................................................................................................. 86
1.1.1.6 Average CQI Reported by All HSDPA UEs That Have Data to Transmit............................................................. 95
1.1.1.7 Statistics on Modulation Schemes for HSDPA Users in a Cell..............................................................................96
1.1.1.8 Statistics on 64QAM Users in a Cell......................................................................................................................98
1.1.1.9 Statistics on 2x2 MIMO Users in a Cell...............................................................................................................100
1.1.1.10 Statistics on 64QAM+MIMO Users in a Cell.................................................................................................... 101
1.1.1.11 Statistics on DC Users in a Cell..........................................................................................................................103
1.1.1.12 Time Ratio for HSDPA Users in a Cell.............................................................................................................. 106
1.1.1.13 Time Ratio for HSDPA User with Data to be Transmitted in the Queue Buffer in a Cell................................. 107
1.1.1.14 Time Ratio for HSDPA Users Having Data in the Queue Buffer but Having No Conventional Data
Transmission.....................................................................................................................................................................109
1.1.1.15 Average Time Ratio for HSDPA User Queues in the Scheduling Candidate Set but Having No Data
Transmission..................................................................................................................................................................... 112
1.1.1.16 Number of TTIs in Which TRB Data Is to be Transmitted in the HSDPA User Queue in a Cell......................115
1.1.1.17 Number of TTIs for HSDPA Users in a Cell Having TRB Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer but Having No
Conventional Data Transmission at the Physical Layer................................................................................................... 117
1.1.1.18 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in HSDPA user queue buffers............ 119
1.1.1.19 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in MC-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA+MIMO
user queue buffers.............................................................................................................................................................120
1.1.1.20 Time Ratio Used for HS-SCCH Channel Codes in a Cell..................................................................................123
1.1.1.21 Available HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell............................................................................................................... 125
1.1.1.22 Used HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell...................................................................................................................... 126
1.1.1.23 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources in a Cell...................................................................................................128
1.1.1.24 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on the Cell............................ 130
1.1.1.25 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue
Buffer................................................................................................................................................................................131
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1.1.1.26 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources in a Cell................................................................................................ 132

1.1.1.27 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Camps on the cell...........................135
1.1.1.28 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue
Buffer................................................................................................................................................................................136
1.1.1.29 Transmit Power over the HS-SCCH in a Cell.................................................................................................... 137
1.1.1.30 Transmit Power over the HS-PDSCH in a Cell..................................................................................................139
1.1.1.31 Power Usage of HSDPA Free Users in a Cell.................................................................................................... 141
1.1.1.32 Available HSDPA Power in a Cell..................................................................................................................... 142
1.1.1.33 Average HSDPA Power Ratio for Each Operator in a Cell................................................................................ 144
1.1.1.34 Average HSDPA Power for Each Operator in a Cell in an MOCN Network.....................................................146
1.1.1.35 Average permillage of transmit power for HSDPA users in each resource group to the maximum cell transmit
power................................................................................................................................................................................ 148
1.1.1.36 HSDPA Throughput of MAC-d PDUs in a Cell.................................................................................................150
1.1.1.37 HSDPA Cell Throughput of MAC-d PDUs When the Cell Serves HSDPA Users............................................ 151
1.1.1.38 HSDPA Cell Throughput of MAC-d PDUs When at Least One HSDPA User Has Data to Transmit in the
Queue Buffer.................................................................................................................................................................... 152
1.1.1.39 Throughput of MAC-d PDUs of HSDPA Free Users in a Cell.......................................................................... 153
1.1.1.40 HS-DSCH TRB Traffic Volume of HSDPA Users in a Cell.............................................................................. 155
1.1.1.41 Traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received in a cell............................................... 156
1.1.1.42 MAC-ehs traffic volume of MC-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA+MIMO users............................................................... 157
1.1.1.43 Ratio of HSDPA User Data Discarded upon Timeout in a Cell......................................................................... 160
1.1.1.44 Ratio of the Actual Transmit Power over the SCPICH to the SCPICH Power Configured on the RNC...........162
1.1.1.45 Power-enabled Duration of the SCPICH in a Cell............................................................................................. 163
1.1.1.46 Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated DC Users in a Cell.....................................................................................164
1.1.1.47 Maximum DPCH power restriction algorithm validity probability................................................................... 165
1.1.2 Cell Traffic Measurement (TRAFFIC.LOCELL)................................................................................................... 166
1.1.2.1 Number of Dedicated Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell....................................................................................... 169
1.1.2.2 Number of Dedicated Downlink CEs Consumed in a Cell.................................................................................. 171
1.1.2.3 Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell............................................................................................ 173
1.1.2.4 Number of Downlink Shared CEs Consumed in a Cell....................................................................................... 175
1.1.2.5 Number of UL CEs in a Shared Group Consumed by UL Coordinating Links in a Cell.................................... 176
1.1.2.6 Number of UL CEs in a Dedicated Group Consumed by UL Coordinating Links in a Cell............................... 179
1.1.3 HSUPA Measurement (HSUPA.LOCELL)............................................................................................................. 181
1.1.3.1 Cell Load on the Air Interface.............................................................................................................................. 211
1.1.3.2 Number of Uplink Overloads in a Cell.................................................................................................................242
1.1.3.3 E-AGCH Code Collision Ratio in a Cell..............................................................................................................243
1.1.3.4 Statistics on AGCH Utilization in a Cell..............................................................................................................244
1.1.3.5 Number of HSUPA Users with Data Transmission in a Cell............................................................................... 245
1.1.3.6 Number of Scheduled HSUPA Users in a Cell.....................................................................................................247
1.1.3.7 Proportion of Power-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell......................................................................................... 248
1.1.3.8 Proportion of Load-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell........................................................................................... 249
1.1.3.9 Number of Unhappy HSUPA Users in a Cell.......................................................................................................251
1.1.3.10 Ratio of Unhappy HSUPA Users to Total HSUPA Users in a Cell.................................................................... 252
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1.1.3.11 Average Number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA Users at Different Rates in a Cell......................................................... 253
1.1.3.12 Average Number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA Users at Different Rates in a Cell....................................................... 257
1.1.3.13 Average Number of Valid Time-Division Scheduling Users in a Cell............................................................... 261
1.1.3.14 Number of TTIs with HSUPA Users in a Cell....................................................................................................262
1.1.3.15 Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits Data in a Cell...............................................263
1.1.3.16 Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits the TRB Data in a Cell................................ 265
1.1.3.17 Number of HSUPA Users with Data Transmission under Different Uplink Uu Loads in a Cell.......................266
1.1.3.18 Number of TTIs in Which HSUPA Users Have Data to Transmit under Different Uplink Uu Loads in a Cell
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 269
1.1.3.19 HSUPA HARQ Distribution in a Cell................................................................................................................ 274
1.1.3.20 HSUPA MAC-e/MAC-i PDU Statistics in a Cell...............................................................................................276
1.1.3.21 Cell Throughput of HSUPA Users Under Different Uplink Uu Loads.............................................................. 278
1.1.3.22 Average/Maximum IC Efficiency in a Cell........................................................................................................ 284
1.1.3.23 Ratio of Unhappy HSUPA Users with SG Limit due to Resource Insufficiency in a Cell................................ 286
1.1.3.24 Proportion of the Time When FDE is Used in a Cell......................................................................................... 288
1.1.3.25 Proportion of the Time When 16QAM is Used in a Cell................................................................................... 290
1.1.3.26 Proportion of the Time When Boosting is Used in a Cell.................................................................................. 291
1.1.3.27 Possibility of the Active Anti-Interference Scheduling Algorithm in a Cell......................................................292
1.1.3.28 Time-Division Scheduling Algorithm Validity Probability in a Cell................................................................. 293
1.1.3.29 Number of Transitions from Using All HARQ Processes to Using A Single HARQ Process In the Cell........ 294
1.1.3.30 Number of Transitions from Using A Single HARQ Process to Using All HARQ Processes In the Cell........ 296
1.1.3.31 Ratio of SIs That Are Reported by HSUPA Users and Meet Power Limit Conditions in a Cell....................... 297
1.1.3.32 Number of Times UPH Values Reported by HSUPA 2 ms TTI Users Are Within Each Interval......................298
1.1.3.33 Number of TTIs in which HSUPA UEs that perform uplink full buffer services with have data to transmit under
Different CQIs in a cell.....................................................................................................................................................301
1.1.3.34 Number of TTIs in which MAC-e/MAC-i data is received from HSUPA UEs with insufficient transmit power
in a cell..............................................................................................................................................................................304
1.1.3.35 HSUPA Mac-d TRB data volume in the cell......................................................................................................305
1.1.3.36 Number of TTIs in which HSUPA Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received in a cell................................................... 306
1.1.3.37 Average number of HSUPA users with Turbo IC enabled in a cell....................................................................308
1.1.3.38 Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 2 ms TTI HSUPA users in a cell.................................................309
1.1.3.39 Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 10 ms TTI HSUPA users in a cell...............................................310
1.1.3.40 Average number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a cell..................................................311
1.1.3.41 Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a cell................................................... 313
1.1.3.42 Average SIRtarget decrease of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a cell................................314
1.1.3.43 Average SIRtarget decrease of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a cell..................................315
1.1.3.44 Average Number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs in the Virtual Power Scaling State in a Cell................................. 317
1.1.3.45 Average Number of HSUPA 10 ms TTI Users Enabled with Turbo IC in a Cell.............................................. 318
1.1.3.46 Average number of inter-NodeB UL CoMP users in a cell................................................................................319
1.1.3.47 Average Number of Coordinating Links for Enhanced Inter-NodeB UL CoMP in a Cell................................ 320
1.1.3.48 Time Ratio of Existent DC-HSUPA Users with Deactivated Supplementary Carriers in a Cell....................... 321
1.1.3.49 Traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received from HSUPA UEs that perform uplink full buffer services under
Different CQIs in a cell.....................................................................................................................................................323
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1.1.3.50 Traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received from HSUPA UEs with insufficient transmit power in a cell..........327
1.1.3.51 Average number of virtual CPC users in a cell...................................................................................................328
1.1.3.52 Average SIRtarget decrease of virtual CPC users in a cell.................................................................................329
1.1.3.53 Average Number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI Users Enabled with Precise Channel Estimation in a Cell...................331
1.1.4 CPC Measurement (CPC.LOCELL)....................................................................................................................... 332
1.1.4.1 Number of UL_DTX Users in a Cell....................................................................................................................334
1.1.4.2 Number of DL_DRX Users in a Cell................................................................................................................... 336
1.1.4.3 Number of Users in HS-SCCH-Less Mode in a Cell........................................................................................... 339
1.1.4.4 Activated CPC Enhancement-capable Users FDPCH DTX Act Ratio for Using the Cell as Serving Cell in Cells
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 341
1.1.5 ERACH Measurement (ERACH.LOCELL)........................................................................................................... 342
1.1.5.1 Number of used common E-DCHs in a cell......................................................................................................... 343
1.1.5.2 Throughput of E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer in a cell................................................................................... 345
1.1.5.3 Number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit in a cell............................................................ 346
1.1.6 PRACH Measurement (PRACH.LOCELL)............................................................................................................347
1.1.6.1 Number of positive acknowledgments on AICH in the preamble detection results of the primary cell that are
reported by coordinating cells.......................................................................................................................................... 348
1.1.6.2 Number of negative acknowledgments on AICH in the preamble detection results of the primary cell that are
reported by coordinating cells.......................................................................................................................................... 349
1.1.6.3 Number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating cells with correct CRCs over the RACH.. 351
1.1.6.4 Total number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating cells...................................................352
1.1.7 SCCPCH Measurement (SCCPCH.LOCELL)........................................................................................................353
1.1.7.1 Statistics on Received and Discarded FACH FP Frames in a Cell.......................................................................355
1.1.7.2 Statistics on Received and Discarded PCH FP Frames in a Cell......................................................................... 357
1.1.8 DCH Measurement (DCH.LOCELL)......................................................................................................................359
1.1.8.1 Statistics on Received and Discarded Downlink DCH FP Frames in a Cell........................................................360
1.1.8.2 Number of Received or Sent Multiplexed DCH FP Data Frames for AMR Services in a Cell...........................363
1.1.9 Cell Algorithm Measurement (ALGO.LOCELL)................................................................................................... 364
1.1.9.1 Average Ratio of the Number of Valid Antennas to the Number of Configured Antennas................................. 369
1.1.9.2 Average/Maximum Efficiency of Stage 1 Interference Cancellation (IC) in a Cell.............................................371
1.1.9.3 Number of Normalized Downlink Codes Used in a Cell..................................................................................... 372
1.1.9.4 Average Number of Users Enabled with DPCH Power Control Based on Radio Quality in a Cell.................... 374
1.1.9.5 Average Number of Users Enabled with F-DPCH Power Control Based on Radio Quality in a Cell.................375
1.1.9.6 User Number of PLVA in the local cell................................................................................................................ 376
1.1.9.7 Average Number of IRC Users in a Cell.............................................................................................................. 377
1.1.9.8 Average Number of Channels for CCPIC Phase 3 in a Cell.................................................................................378
1.1.9.9 Ratio of Strong Colored Interference in a Cell.....................................................................................................379
1.1.9.10 Average Number of CoMP Users in a Host Cell Enabled with Coverage Expansion Under Interference........ 381
1.1.9.11 Average Number of Users Enabled with 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance in a Cell........... 382
1.1.9.12 Effective Duration of the Narrowband Interference Suppression Feature for Cell............................................ 383
1.1.9.13 Average number of users with DPCH TPC Power Adjustment enabled in a cell.............................................. 384
1.1.9.14 Average Interference Decrease Degree for an AIR-enabled Cell.......................................................................385
1.1.9.15 Average Number of Users Enabled with Advanced Demodulation in a Cell.....................................................386
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1.1.9.16 Average Number of Users Enabled with Moving Speed-based Adaptive Demodulation..................................388
1.1.9.17 Average Number of users for CCPIC Phase 4 in a Cell..................................................................................... 389
1.1.9.18 Ratio of AIR Activation for a Cell..................................................................................................................... 390
1.1.9.19 Average Number of Frequencies Enabled with Comb Filtering in a Cell.......................................................... 391
1.1.9.20 Average Bandwidth of Notched Frequencies by Baseband NBIS in a Cell....................................................... 392
1.1.9.21 Average Number of Frequencies Enabled with Comb Filtering out of the 3.8 MHz Frequency Band in a Cell
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 394
1.1.10 Cell Reserved Counter Measurement (CELLRESERVE.LOCELL).....................................................................395
1.1.10.1 Reserved 1 in the cell..........................................................................................................................................398
1.1.10.10 Reserved 10 in the cell......................................................................................................................................407
1.1.11 Cell Power Measurement (POWER.LOCELL)..................................................................................................... 411
1.1.11.1 Average Ratio of DPCH and F-DPCH Transmit Power over Different SF Code Channels to the Maximum
Downlink Transmit Power in a Cell................................................................................................................................. 416
1.1.11.2 Uplink power loads of different services in a cell.............................................................................................. 418
1.1.11.3 Average Ratio of Downlink DCH Transmit Power Occupied by Operator 0 in an MOCN Network................421
1.1.12 EFACH Measurement (EFACH.LOCELL)...........................................................................................................423
1.1.12.1 E-FACH HARQ Distributing in a Cell...............................................................................................................425
1.1.12.2 Number of TTIs in Which E-FACH Users Have Data to Transmit in a Cell..................................................... 427
1.1.12.3 E-FACH User Throughput at the MAC-ehs Layer in a Cell.............................................................................. 428
1.1.12.4 Average HS-SCCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell.....................................................................429
1.1.12.5 Average HS-PDSCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell.................................................................. 431
1.1.13 HSDPA Measurement 2 (HSDPA2.LOCELL)...................................................................................................... 432
1.1.13.1 Number of Times Different Quantities of HS-PDSCH Codes Are Used in a Cell............................................ 467
1.1.13.2 Average Number of HSDPA Users in a Cell...................................................................................................... 472
1.1.13.3 Number of MAC-d PDUs received over Iub interfaces in a cell........................................................................473
1.1.13.4 Traffic of MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted by 64QAM Users in a Cell................................................. 474
1.1.13.5 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer..................................................................... 476
1.1.13.6 Traffic of Delay Sensitive BE Services Transmitted by HSDPA Users in a Cell...............................................481
1.1.13.7 Number of Times HSDPA Users Running Delay Sensitive BE Services Are Scheduled in a Cell................... 483
1.1.13.8 Number of Times HSDPA Users Are not Scheduled in a Cell...........................................................................485
1.1.13.9 Number of Times the Next HSDPA User Cannot be Scheduled Due to Resource Insufficiency in a Cell........487
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1.1.13.10 Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated 3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA Users in a Cell................................................. 489

1.1.13.11 Traffic Volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs Successfully Received at HSDPA Users (Including
Multicarrier Users) in a Cell............................................................................................................................................. 490
1.1.13.12 Total Number of User-level TTIs When There is Data to Transmit in HSDPA User Queue Buffers (Not
Counted Repeatedly for Multicarrier Users Having Concurrent Buffered Data in Multiple Cells).................................492
1.1.13.13 Traffic Volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs Transmitted to HSDPA Users in a Cell...............................493
1.1.13.14 CQI Distribution of Non-MIMO 64QAM Users in a Cell............................................................................... 494
1.1.13.15 Number of TTIs within which the HSDPA cell uses shared power................................................................. 496
1.1.13.16 Traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received by users performing soft handovers in a
cell ................................................................................................................................................................................... 498
1.1.13.17 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in queue buffers of HSDPA users
performing soft handovers................................................................................................................................................499
1.1.13.18 Number of HSDPA video users in a Cell......................................................................................................... 500
1.1.13.19 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer(by TTIs).................................................... 502
1.1.13.20 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer(by Data Volume).......................................507
1.1.13.21 Total TTIs in a Full Buffer for Single HSDPA Users with Throughput Minus Small Data Volume Exceeding
the Target Threshold......................................................................................................................................................... 512
1.1.13.22 Total Data Volume in a Full Buffer for Single HSDPA Users with Throughput Minus Small Data Volume
Exceeding the Target Threshold....................................................................................................................................... 513
1.1.13.23 Traffic Volume of the MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted to Inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA Users in a Cell..515
1.1.13.24 Number of User-level TTIs in Which an Inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA User Queue Has Data to Transmit in a Cell
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 516
1.1.13.25 Traffic Volume of the MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted to Inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA Users in the
Supplementary Carrier in a Cell....................................................................................................................................... 517
1.1.13.26 Number of TTIs in Which HSDPA Cell Throughput Is Lower Than the Target Threshold Due to Insufficient
Scheduling Resources.......................................................................................................................................................518
1.1.13.27 Number of TTIs with Buffered Data to Be Transmitted in at Least One HSDPA User Queue in MOCN
Network............................................................................................................................................................................ 521
1.1.13.28 Number of TTIs in which UEs in the scheduling candidate set are not scheduled in an MOCN network...... 524
1.1.13.29 Number of Times HSDPA Users Are Scheduled with Scheduling Weight Increased Based on Data Buffer in a
Cell....................................................................................................................................................................................526
1.1.13.30 Number of TTIs in Which Idle Codes are Available for HSDPA Scheduling in a Cell................................... 527
1.1.13.31 MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted Using Idle Codes in a Cell................................................................ 528
1.1.13.32 Number of TTIs During Which Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH CoMP (Joint Reception) Takes Effect for Cell....529
1.1.13.33 MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Throughput of HSDPA Users in Each CQI Range for Cell..............................................530
1.1.13.34 Number of User-level TTIs During Which HSDPA Users in Each CQI Range Have Data to Transmit in
Queue Buffers for Cell......................................................................................................................................................533
1.1.13.35 Traffic correctly received by HSDPA users enabled with the best retransmission scheduling algorithm in a cell
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 535
1.1.13.36 Number of ACKs received from all HSDPA users enabled with the best retransmission scheduling algorithm
in a cell..............................................................................................................................................................................536
1.1.13.37 Traffic of SRB-only data correctly transmitted over the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs layer in the HSDPA user queue
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 538
1.1.13.38 Number of user-level TTIs during which HSDPA UEs have SRB-only data to transmit in queue buffers in a
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 539
1.1.13.39 Number of times when the SRB-only data of the HSDPA UEs is scheduled in a cell.....................................540
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1.1.13.40 Number of TTIs with Phase Adjustment for Cell.............................................................................................541

1.1.13.41 Number of TTIs in Which Combined TFRC Takes Effect for HSDPA UEs for Cell...................................... 542
1.1.13.42 Average Percentage of the HSDPA TX Power Used by User Group N in the Total Available HSDPA Power in
a Cell.................................................................................................................................................................................543
1.1.13.43 Average Percentage of the Duration in Which the HSDPA Power Usage of User Group N Exceeds the
Configured Threshold to in the Total Measurement Duration in a Cell........................................................................... 550
1.1.13.44 Average Percentage of the HSDPA TX Power of User Group 0 Whose HSDPA TX Power Usage Exceeds the
Configured Threshold in the Total Available HSDPA Power in a Cell............................................................................559
1.2 Measurement of NodeB Performance (NodeB)......................................................................................................... 567
1.2.1 Iub Measurement per NodeB (IUB.NODEB)......................................................................................................... 568
1.2.1.1 Number of RL Setup Request per second............................................................................................................ 577
1.2.1.2 Number of RL Add Request per second...............................................................................................................579
1.2.1.3 Number of RL Reconfiguration Preparation Request per second........................................................................ 580
1.2.1.4 Number of Dedicated Measurement Reporting per second..................................................................................581
1.2.1.5 Available UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports................................................................................................582
1.2.1.6 Used UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports....................................................................................................... 584
1.2.1.7 Available DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports................................................................................................587
1.2.1.8 Used DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports....................................................................................................... 590
1.2.1.9 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth............................................................................................................... 594
1.2.1.10 IUB logic port available DL HSDPA bandwidth................................................................................................597
1.2.1.11 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth increase times......................................................................................603
1.2.1.12 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after jitter congestion released...................... 605
1.2.1.13 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after packet loss congestion released............ 606
1.2.1.14 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion.................................................... 608
1.2.1.15 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for jitter congestion.......................................610
1.2.1.16 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for packet loss congestion.......................................... 611
1.2.1.17 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for packet loss congestion............................ 613
1.2.1.18 Number of UL frames IUB logic port sent successfully.................................................................................... 614
1.2.1.19 Number of DL HSDPA frames IUB logic port received.................................................................................... 616
1.2.1.20 Number of lost UL frames..................................................................................................................................617
1.2.1.21 Number of lost DL HSDPA frames.................................................................................................................... 618
1.2.1.22 IUB logic port UL delay jitter............................................................................................................................ 620
1.2.1.23 IUB logic port DL HSDPA delay jitter...............................................................................................................623
1.2.1.24 IUB logic port UL congestion duration.............................................................................................................. 626
1.2.1.25 IUB logic port DL HSDPA congestion duration................................................................................................ 628
1.2.2 NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource Measurement (TRAFFIC.NODEB)........................................................... 629
1.2.2.1 Number of Available Downlink Hardware CEs................................................................................................... 630
1.2.2.2 Number of Available Uplink Hardware CEs........................................................................................................ 631
1.2.2.3 HSDPA user load sharing duration.......................................................................................................................632
1.2.2.4 HSUPA user load sharing duration.......................................................................................................................633
1.2.3 NodeB NBAP Procedure Measurement (NBAP.NODEB)......................................................................................634
1.2.3.1 Average/Maximum CNBAP ratio of the NodeB.................................................................................................. 636
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1.2.3.2 Number of radio link setup rejections because of license congestion in terms of the signaling processing
capability.......................................................................................................................................................................... 637
1.2.3.3 Number of Received Radio Links per Second..................................................................................................... 639
1.2.3.4 Maximum number of wireless connection processing times per second............................................................. 641
1.2.3.5 Total number of times radio link setup requests are rejected because of control plane congestion (CPU overload)
within a measurement period............................................................................................................................................643
1.2.3.6 Maximum number of received uplink coordinating links per second.................................................................. 644
1.2.4 NodeB Reserved Counter Measurement (NODEBRESERVE.NODEB)................................................................645
1.2.4.1 Reserved 1 for the NodeB.................................................................................................................................... 647
1.2.5 Iub Transmission Performance Measurement per NodeB (TRAFFIC.TRPIP.NODEB).........................................651
1.2.5.1 Number of IP Packets at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface...............................................................................653
1.2.5.2 Number of Bytes in the IP Packets at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface...........................................................655
1.2.5.3 Rate at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface...........................................................................................................657
1.3 Measurement of CNOperator Performance (OPERATOR)........................................................................................659
1.3.1 Traffic Measurement per CNOperator (TRAFFIC.OPERATOR)........................................................................... 659
1.3.1.1 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by an Operator.............................................................................................. 667
1.3.1.2 Number of Downlink CEs Consumed by an Operator......................................................................................... 669
1.3.1.3 Number of DL CEs Configured for an Operator.................................................................................................. 671
1.3.1.4 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator.................................................................................................. 672
1.3.1.5 Number of UL CEs Configured for a Shared Group............................................................................................673
1.3.1.6 Number of DL CEs Configured for a Shared Group............................................................................................674
1.3.1.7 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed in a Shared group..........................................................................................675
1.3.1.8 Number of Downlink CEs consumed in a Shared group......................................................................................677
1.3.1.9 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of an Operator............................................................. 679
1.3.1.10 Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of a Shared Group......................................... 682
1.3.1.11 Average number of uplink CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN network..........................................684
1.3.1.12 Average number of downlink CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN network.....................................686
1.3.1.13 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator Consumed by UL Coordinating Links.................................. 687
1.3.1.14 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator in a Shared Group Consumed by UL Coordinating Links.... 689
1.3.1.15 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator Consumed by UL Coordinating Links Carrying HSUPA
Services.............................................................................................................................................................................692
1.3.1.16 Number of UL CEs in a Shared Group Consumed by UL Coordinating Links Carrying HSUPA Services..... 694
1.3.2 Operator Reserved Counter Measurement (OPERESERVE.OPERATOR)............................................................ 697
1.3.2.1 Reserved 1 for the operator.................................................................................................................................. 698
1.4 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQM Performance (LOCELL_SECTOREQM)...................................................... 702
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1.4.1 Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)..........................................................703

1.4.1.1 Number of normal cell-sectoreqm RL releases.................................................................................................... 704
1.4.1.2 Number of abnormal cell-sectoreqm RL releases................................................................................................ 705
1.4.2 PRACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)........................................... 706
1.4.2.1 Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for RACH users.........................................................708
1.4.2.2 Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for RACH users........................................................709
1.4.2.3 Number of TBs successfully received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH with correct CRCs.................................710
1.4.2.4 Total number of TBs received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH............................................................................711
1.4.3 ERACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)........................................... 712
1.4.3.1 Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for E-RACH users.....................................................713
1.4.3.2 Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for E-RACH users....................................................714
1.4.4 RTWP Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM).................................................715
1.4.4.1 Average number of Ant RTWP.............................................................................................................................717
1.4.5 NBIS Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (NBIS.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)....................................................721
1.4.5.1 Time Ratio of Effective Narrowband Interference Suppression of Antenna........................................................722
1.5 Measurement of UMTS ULCoMP Group Performance (UULCOMPGROUP)........................................................724
1.5.1 ULCoMP Group Algorithm Measurement (ALGO.UULCOMPGROUP)............................................................. 725
1.5.1.1 Number of CoMP Users in a CoMP Cell Pair Enabled with Coverage Expansion Under Interference.............. 726
1.5.1.2 Number of CoMP Users in a UL CoMP Cell Pair............................................................................................... 727
1.6 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQMGRP Performance (LOCELL_SECTOREQMGRP).......................................729
1.6.1 Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP (IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP).......................................... 730
1.6.1.1 Number of normal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a local cell.........................................................731
1.6.1.2 Number of abnormal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a local cell.....................................................732
1.6.2 PRACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP (PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)............................733
1.6.2.1 Number of positive acknowledgments for RACH users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 735
1.6.2.2 Number of negative acknowledgments for RACH users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 736
1.6.2.3 Number of TBs successfully received with correct CRCs over the RACH in a sector equipment group in a local
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 737
1.6.2.4 Total number of TBs received over the RACH in a sector equipment group in a local cell................................ 738
1.6.3 ERACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP (ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)........................... 739
1.6.3.1 Number of positive acknowledgments for E-RACH users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 740
1.6.3.2 Number of negative acknowledgments for E-RACH users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local
cell.................................................................................................................................................................................... 741
1.6.4 RTWP Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP (RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)................................. 742
1.6.4.1 Average RTWP in a Sector Equipment Group in a Local Cell.............................................................................743
Index................................................................................................................................................745
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NodeBFunction Performance Counter Reference 1 NodeBFunction Performance Counter Measurement
1 NodeBFunction Performance Counter

Measurement
About This Chapter
This section describes NodeBFunction performance counters.
1.1 Measurement of Local Cell Performance (LOCELL)

1.2 Measurement of NodeB Performance (NodeB)
1.3 Measurement of CNOperator Performance (OPERATOR)
1.4 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQM Performance (LOCELL_SECTOREQM)
1.5 Measurement of UMTS ULCoMP Group Performance (UULCOMPGROUP)
1.6 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQMGRP Performance (LOCELL_SECTOREQMGRP)
1.1 Measurement of Local Cell Performance (LOCELL)

Overview
The object type consists of function subnets in the local cell to indicate the local cell status
and performance on a NodeB.
FunctionSubSets
FunctionSubSet FunctionSubSet Name
HSDPA.LOCELL HSDPA Measurement
TRAFFIC.LOCELL Cell Traffic Measurement
HSUPA.LOCELL HSUPA Measurement
CPC.LOCELL CPC Measurement
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ERACH.LOCELL ERACH Measurement
PRACH.LOCELL PRACH Measurement
SCCPCH.LOCELL SCCPCH Measurement
DCH.LOCELL DCH Measurement
ALGO.LOCELL Cell Algorithm Measurement
CELLRESERVE.LOCELL Cell Reserved Counter Measurement
POWER.LOCELL Cell Power Measurement
EFACH.LOCELL EFACH Measurement
HSDPA2.LOCELL HSDPA Measurement 2
1.1.1 HSDPA Measurement (HSDPA.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of HSDPA-related counters for a cell to indicate the HSDPA cell
status and performance. Unless otherwise stated, HSDPA users are those in the CELL_DCH
state.Unless otherwise stated, DB-HSDPA users are traditional DB-HSDPA users and inter-
NodeB DB-HSDPA users.
Counters
Counter ID Counter Name Counter Introduced in
Description Version...
50331654 VS.AckTotal Total number of BTS3900:

ACKs received V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331655 VS.NackTotal Total number of BTS3900:

NACKs received V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331656 VS.DtxTotal Total number of BTS3900:

TTIs when the V100R008C00
NodeB can not BTS3900 WCDMA:
translate the version earlier than
acknowledgement V200R011C00
information from the BTS5900:
UE V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331657 VS.AckFirst Number of ACKs BTS3900:

received after 1st V100R008C00
transmission BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331658 VS.AckRetrans.1 Number of ACKs BTS3900:

received after 1st V100R008C00
retransmission BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



received after 2nd V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

received after 3rd V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

received after 4th V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331668 VS.AckRemain Number of times the BTS3900:

NodeB does not V100R008C00
receive the ACK BTS3900 WCDMA:
from the UE after version earlier than
the last V200R011C00
retransmission BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331816 VS.MIMODUALS Number Of MIMO BTS3900:

TREAM1.DTX Anchor Stream DTX V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

TREAM2.DTX SupStream DTX V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

TREAM1.ACK Anchor Stream V100R008C00
ACK BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



TREAM2.ACK SupStream ACK V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

TREAM1.NACK Anchor Stream V100R008C00
NACK BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

TREAM2.NACK SupStream NACK V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331669 VS.CQI.0 Number of reports BTS3900:

with CQI0 V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331754 VS.UsedCQI0 Number of times the BTS3900:

NodeB transmits V100R008C00
data with CQI=0 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331785 VS.UsedCQI31to39 Number of times the BTS3900:

data with CQI=[31, BTS3900 WCDMA:
39] V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331786 VS.MIMODualCQ Number Of MIMO BTS3900:

I1.0 TYPEA CQI Report V100R008C00
With CQI1 0 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341722 VS.DataCQI.MEA Average CQI BTS3900:

N Reported by All UEs V100R008C00
That Have Data to BTS3900 WCDMA:
Transmit V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331722 VS.HSDPA. Total number of BTS3900:

16QAMCfg.Acted times all the users in V100R008C00
Num a cell use 16QAM BTS3900 WCDMA:
mode V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331723 VS.HSDPA.QPSK Total number of BTS3900:

Cfg.ActedNum times users use the V100R008C00
QPSK mode BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331724 VS.HSDPA.All.Sch Total number of BTS3900:

eduledNum times all the users V100R008C00
are scheduled in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

64QAMCfg.Acted times all the users in V100R008C00
Num a cell use the BTS3900 WCDMA:
64QAM mode V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

64QAMCfg.Schedu times all the users in V100R008C00
ledNum 64QAM mode are BTS3900 WCDMA:
scheduled in a cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331711 VS.MIMOCfg.Acte Total number of BTS3900:

dNum times all the MIMO- V100R008C00
enabled users use BTS3900 WCDMA:
two transport blocks V200R011C00
in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331712 VS.MIMOCfg.Sche Total number of BTS3900:

duledNum times all the MIMO- V100R008C00
enabled users are BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331717 VS.HSDPA.MIMO Number of times BTS3900:

64QAMCfg.Acted that all the users V100R008C00
Num configured in BTS3900 WCDMA:
64QAM+MIMO V200R012C00
mode in a cell BTS5900:
employ 64QAM V100R013C00
during the
measurement period BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331718 VS.HSDPA.MIMO Number of times BTS3900:

64QAMCfg.Schedu that all the users V100R008C00
ledNum configured in BTS3900 WCDMA:
64QAM+MIMO V200R012C00
mode in a cell are BTS5900:
scheduled during the V100R013C00
measurement period
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331719 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Number of times BTS3900:

AnchorCarrierAc- that all the users V100R008C00
tedNum configured in DC BTS3900 WCDMA:
mode in a cell are V200R012C00
scheduled by BTS5900:
AnchorCarrier V100R013C00
during the
measurement period BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331720 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Total number of BTS3900:

SupCarrierActed- times DC-HSDPA- V100R008C00
Num enabled users are BTS3900 WCDMA:
scheduled by the V200R012C00
supplementary BTS5900:
carrier V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331721 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. Total number of BTS3900:

DualCarrierActed- times DC-HSDPA- V100R008C00
Num enabled users are BTS3900 WCDMA:
scheduled by the V200R012C00
anchor and BTS5900:
supplementary V100R013C00
carriers at the same
time BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341658 VS.UserTtiRatio.M Ratio of the time BTS3900:

ean when at least one V100R008C00
HSDPA UE camps BTS3900 WCDMA:
on the cell version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341659 VS.DataTtiRatio.M Ratio of the time BTS3900:

ean when at least one V100R008C00
HSDPA user has BTS3900 WCDMA:
data to transmit in version earlier than
the queue buffer V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341693 VS.HSDPA.Inactiv Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

eDataTtiRatio.Mea which at least one V100R008C00
n HSDPA user in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell has TRB data to V200R012C00
transmit in the queue BTS5900:
buffer but there is no V100R013C00
conventional TRB
data transmission at BTS5900 WCDMA:
the physical layer V100R013C00
50341739 VS.HSDPA.ScheIn Average ratio of the BTS3900:

activeDataTtiRa- time when some V100R008C00
tio.Mean HSDPA users are BTS3900 WCDMA:
queued in the V200R014C00
scheduling candidate BTS5900:
set but do not V100R013C00
transmit data
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331839 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

iNum.TRB which TRB data is V100R008C00
to be transmitted in BTS3900 WCDMA:
the HSDPA user V200R014C00
queue in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331840 VS.HSDPA.Inactiv Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

eDataTtiNum.TRB which at least one V100R008C00
HSDPA user in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell has TRB data to V200R014C00
buffer but there is no V100R013C00
conventional TRB
data transmission at BTS5900 WCDMA:
the physical layer . V100R013C00
50331745 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Total number of BTS3900:

iNum.User user-level TTIs V100R008C00
within which there is BTS3900 WCDMA:
data to transmit in V100R008C00
HSDPA user queue BTS5900:
buffers V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332215 VS.DCHSDPA.Dat Total number of BTS3900:

aTtiNum.User user-level TTIs V100R009C00
DC-HSDPA/DC- BTS5900:
HSDPA+MIMO V100R013C00
user queue buffers
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332173 VS.DBHSDPA.Dat Total number of BTS3900:

aTtiNum.User user-level TTIs V100R009C00
DB-HSDPA/DB- BTS5900:
user queue buffers
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332217 VS. Total number of BTS3900:

3CHSDPA.DataTti user-level TTIs V100R009C00
Num.User within which there is BTS3900 WCDMA:
3C-HSDPA/3C- BTS5900:
user queue buffers
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332174 VS. Total number of BTS3900:

4CHSDPA.DataTti user-level TTIs V100R009C00
Num.User within which there is BTS3900 WCDMA:
4C-HSDPA/4C- BTS5900:
user queue buffers
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341694 VS.HSDPA. The time ratio of BTS3900:

2ScchCodeRatio only using two HS- V100R008C00
SCCH codes for cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

3ScchCodeRatio only using three HS- V100R008C00
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

4ScchCodeRatio only using four HS- V100R008C00
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341690 VS.PdschCodeAvai Average number of BTS3900:

l.Mean available HS- V100R008C00
PDSCH codes in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341691 VS.PdschCodeAvai Maximum number BTS3900:

l.Max of available HS- V100R008C00
PDSCH codes in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341688 VS.PdschCodeUsed Average number of BTS3900:

.Mean used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00
codes in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341689 VS.PdschCodeUsed Maximum number BTS3900:

.Max of used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341692 VS.PdschCodeUsed Minimum number of BTS3900:

.Min used HS-PDSCH V100R008C00
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341648 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Average usage of BTS3900:

Mean HS-SCCH code V100R008C00
resources in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341649 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Maximum usage of BTS3900:

Max HS-SCCH code V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341650 VS.ScchCodeUtil. Minimum usage of BTS3900:

Min HS-SCCH code V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Mean.User HS-SCCH code V100R008C00
resources when BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSDPA users camp version earlier than
on the cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



Mean.Data HS-SCCH code V100R008C00
resources when at BTS3900 WCDMA:
least one HSDPA version earlier than
user has data to V200R011C00
buffer V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341651 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Average usage of BTS3900:

Mean HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341652 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Maximum usage of BTS3900:

Max HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341653 VS.PdschCodeUtil. Minimum usage of BTS3900:

Min HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



Mean.User HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00
resources when BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSDPA users camp version earlier than
on the cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Mean.Data HS-PDSCH code V100R008C00
resources when at BTS3900 WCDMA:
least one HSDPA version earlier than
user has data to V200R011C00
buffer V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341675 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Average transmit BTS3900:

Mean power over the HS- V100R008C00
SCCH in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341676 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Maximum transmit BTS3900:

Max power over the HS- V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341677 VS.ScchPwrRatio. Minimum transmit BTS3900:

Min power over the HS- V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341678 VS.PdschPwrRatio Average transmit BTS3900:

.Mean power over the HS- V100R008C00
PDSCH in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341679 VS.PdschPwrRatio Maximum transmit BTS3900:

.Max power over the HS- V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341680 VS.PdschPwrRatio Minimum transmit BTS3900:

.Min power over the HS- V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341697 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average usage of BTS3900:

io.Mean.FreeUser free users Hsdpa V100R008C00
Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341698 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Maximum usage of BTS3900:

io.Max.FreeUser free users Hsdpa V100R008C00
Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341703 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Mean ratio of BTS3900:

rRatio.Mean availble HSDPA V100R008C00
Power Ratio BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341704 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Maximum ratio of BTS3900:

rRatio.Max availble HSDPA V100R008C00
V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341705 VS.AvaiHSDPAPw Minimum ratio of BTS3900:

rRatio.Min availble HSDPA V100R008C00
V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341706 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Mean Ratio of BTS3900:

io.PLMN0 PLMN0 used V100R008C00
HSDPA Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R013C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341710 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average HSDPA BTS3900:

io.SharedOperator power ratio for V100R008C00
0 operator 0 in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
of an MOCN V200R014C00
network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341714 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average permillage BTS3900:

io.Mean.ResG0 of transmit power V100R008C00
for HSDPA users in BTS3900 WCDMA:
resource group 0 to V100R008C00
the maximum cell BTS5900:
transmit power V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341668 VS.DataOutput.Me Average throughput BTS3900:

an of MAC-d PDUs in V100R008C00
a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341669 VS.DataOutput.Ma Maximum BTS3900:

x throughput of MAC- V100R008C00
d PDUs in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341670 VS.DataOutput.Mi Minimum BTS3900:

n throughput of MAC- V100R008C00
d PDUs in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341671 VS.DataOutput.Us Average cell BTS3900:

er throughput when V100R008C00
HSDPA users camp BTS3900 WCDMA:
on the cell version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341672 VS.DataOutput.Us Average cell BTS3900:

erData throughput when at V100R008C00
least one HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
user has data to version earlier than
transmit in the queue V200R011C00
buffer BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341699 VS.DataOutput.Me Average throughput BTS3900:

an.FreeUser of MAC-d PDUs of V100R008C00
HSDPA free users BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341700 VS.DataOutput.Ma Maximum BTS3900:

x.FreeUser throughput of MAC- V100R008C00
d PDUs of HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
free users V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341701 VS.DataOutput.Mi Minimum BTS3900:

n.FreeUser throughput of MAC- V100R008C00
d PDUs of HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
free users V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331838 VS.HSDPA.DataO HSDSCH TRB BTS3900:

utput.TRB traffic volume in a V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331746 VS.HSDPA.DataO Traffic volume of BTS3900:

utput.Traffic the MAC-hs/MAC- V100R008C00
ehs PDUs BTS3900 WCDMA:
successfully V100R008C00
received in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332170 VS.DataOutput.DC MAC-ehs traffic BTS3900:

HSDPA.Traffic volume of DC- V100R008C00
HSDPA/DC-HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
+MIMO users V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332168 VS.DataOutput.DB MAC-ehs traffic BTS3900:

HSDPA.Traffic volume of DB- V100R008C00
HSDPA/DB-HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332216 VS.DataOutput. MAC-ehs traffic BTS3900:

3CHSDPA.Traffic volume of 3C- V100R009C00
HSDPA/3C-HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332169 VS.DataOutput. MAC-ehs traffic BTS3900:

4CHSDPA.Traffic volume of 4C- V100R008C00
HSDPA/4C-HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341685 VS.DataDiscardRa Average ratio of BTS3900:

tio.Mean discarded HSDPA V100R008C00
data due to timer BTS3900 WCDMA:
expiry version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341686 VS.DataDiscardRa Maximum ratio of BTS3900:

tio.Max discarded HSDPA V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341687 VS.DataDiscardRa Minimum ratio of BTS3900:

tio.Min discarded HSDPA V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331713 VS.SCPICH.AvgPo Ratio of the actual BTS3900:

werRate transmit power of V100R008C00
the SCPICH to the BTS3900 WCDMA:
power of the V200R011C00
SCPICH configured BTS5900:
by the RNC V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331714 VS.SCPICH.PwrO Power-enabled BTS3900:

n.Duration duration of the V100R008C00
SCPICH in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341702 VS.HSDPA.DCCfg. The Ratio Of Dc BTS3900:

SupCarrierDeact.T Deact V100R008C00
imeRatio BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341740 VS.HSDPA.DpchM Maximum DPCH BTS3900:

axPwrRestr.ActRat power restriction V100R008C00
io algorithm validity BTS3900 WCDMA:
probability V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
Counter Relationship
Root Counter Level-1 Counter
VS.AckTotal VS.AckFirst
VS.AckRetrans.1
VS.AckRetrans.2
VS.AckRetrans.3
VS.AckRetrans.4
VS.AckRetrans.5
VS.AckRetrans.6
VS.AckRetrans.7
VS.AckRetrans.8

VS.AckRetrans.9
VS.AckRetrans.10
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM1.ACK
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM2.ACK
VS.NackTotal VS.MIMODUALSTREAM1.NACK
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM2.NACK
VS.DtxTotal VS.MIMODUALSTREAM1.DTX
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM2.DTX
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.ActedNum
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.TRB VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiNum.TRB
1.1.1.1 Number of HARQ-Related Messages from HSDPA Users Received in a

Cell
Counters
Counter ID Counter Counter Network Applicable
Name Description Element Mode
50331654 VS.AckTotal Total number of BTS3900, U

ACKs received BTS3900
WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331655 VS.NackTotal Total number of BTS3900, U

NACKs BTS3900
received WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50331656 VS.DtxTotal Total number of BTS3900, U

TTIs when the BTS3900
NodeB can not WCDMA,
translate the BTS5900,
acknowledgeme
nt information BTS5900
from the UE WCDMA
50331657 VS.AckFirst Number of BTS3900, U

ACKs received BTS3900
after 1st WCDMA,
transmission BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331658 VS.AckRetrans. Number of BTS3900, U

1 ACKs received BTS3900
after 1st WCDMA,
retransmission BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 2nd WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 3rd WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 4th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



after 5th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 6th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 7th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 8th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 9th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

after 10th WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50331668 VS.AckRemain Number of BTS3900, U

times the BTS3900
NodeB does not WCDMA,
receive the BTS5900,
ACK from the
UE after the last BTS5900
retransmission WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the number of HARQ-related messages sent by HSDPA users
received in a cell. The Acknowledgment (ACK), Negative Acknowledgment (NACK), and
Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) statistics are used to analyze the overall HSDPA running
status.
The following table describes the meanings of each counter.
Counter Name Description
VS.AckTotal Number of ACK messages received during

the measurement period.
VS.NackTotal Number of NACK messages received

during the measurement period.
VS.DtxTotal This counter measures the total number of

TTIs when the NodeB can not translate the
acknowledgement information from the UE
after transmitting data to the UE within a
measurement period.
VS.AckFirst Number of ACK messages received after

the first data transmission.
VS.AckRetrans.1 VS.AckRetrans.Num refers to the number

of ACK messages received after the first
data retransmission.

of ACK messages received after the second

of ACK messages received after the third

of ACK messages received after the 4th data
retransmission.


retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

retransmission.

of ACK messages received after the 10th
VS.AckRemain Number of data blocks whose maximum

number of retransmissions is reached but no
ACK message is received. The maximum
number of retransmissions depends on the
data configuration.
Measurement Points
The NodeB measures the preceding counters when demodulating the HARQ-ACK
information carried on the HS-DPCCH from the HSDPA UE. VS.NackTotal and VS.DtxTotal
indicate the number of NACK and DTX messages received at the NodeB, respectively, in
event of failed data transmission at the physical layer. For the ACK messages, the NodeB
takes statistics about the messages according to the number of data transmissions. The number
of transmissions is an integer from 1 to MaxRetransNum+1. For multi-carrier users, these
counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
Counter Name Feature ID Feature Name
VS.AckTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061009 HSDPA H-ARQ &
WRFD-191212 Scheduling (MAX C/I, RR
and PF)
LTE: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
VS.NackTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
VS.DtxTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
VS.AckFirst Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Scheduling (MAX C/I, RR
and PF)
VS.AckRetrans.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)


GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)


GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)

GSM: None
and PF)
VS.AckRemain Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
1.1.1.2 HARQ Distribution for MIMO Users in a Cell
Counters
50331816 VS.MIMODUA Number Of BTS3900, U

LSTREAM1.D MIMO Anchor BTS3900
TX Stream DTX WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



LSTREAM2.D MIMO BTS3900
TX SupStream WCDMA,
DTX BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

LSTREAM1.A MIMO Anchor BTS3900
CK Stream ACK WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

LSTREAM2.A MIMO BTS3900
CK SupStream WCDMA,
ACK BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

LSTREAM1.N MIMO Anchor BTS3900
ACK Stream NACK WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

LSTREAM2.N MIMO BTS3900
ACK SupStream WCDMA,
NACK BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the HARQ distribution for MIMO users on the primary and
secondary streams in a cell. The statistics about the ACK, NACK, and DTX message sent
from MIMO users are used to analyze the overall running status of MIMO users.
Measurement Points
The NodeB measures the preceding counters when demodulating the HARQ-ACK
information carried on the HS-DPCCH from the MIMO UE.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM Multi-mode: None

1.DTX GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010684 2×2 MIMO
LTE: None

2.DTX GSM: None
LTE: None

1.ACK GSM: None
LTE: None

2.ACK GSM: None
LTE: None

1.NACK GSM: None
LTE: None

2.NACK GSM: None
LTE: None

1.1.1.3 Number of CQIs from HSDPA Users Received in a Cell
Counters
50331669 VS.CQI.0 Number of BTS3900, U

reports with BTS3900
CQI0 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI1 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI2 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI3 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI4 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI5 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI6 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI7 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI8 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI9 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI10 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI11 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI12 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI13 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI14 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI15 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI16 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI17 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI18 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI19 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI20 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI21 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI22 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI23 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI24 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI25 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI26 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI27 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI28 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI29 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI30 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the overall distribution of channel quality indicators (CQIs)
received in a cell from HSDPA users. For each CQI value, the NodeB counts the number of
CQIs received in a cell during a measurement period. The values of VS.CQI.0 to VS.CQI.30
correspond to the values of CQI0 to CQI30 reported by an HSDPA UE.
The preceding counters comply with section "6A.2 Channel quality indicator (CQI)
definition" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when demodulating the CQI
information of the HSDPA UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. For multi-carrier users, these
counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.For inter-
NodeB DB-HSDPA users, only CQIs with data transmission are counted in the supplementary
carrier.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CQI.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061004 HSDPA Power Control
WRFD-150235 DPCH Maximum Power
WRFD-191201 Restriction
WRFD-191202 Downlink Capacity
Enhancement on Dual-Band
WRFD-191212 Networks
LTE: None Intelligent 2T VAM
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband


GSM: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
1.1.1.4 Number of CQIs Used for HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331754 VS.UsedCQI0 Number of BTS3900, U

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
transmits data BTS5900,
with CQI=0
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=1
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=2
BTS5900
WCDMA



times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=3
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=4
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=5
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=6
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=7
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=8
BTS5900
WCDMA



times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=9
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=10
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=11
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=12
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=13
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=14
BTS5900
WCDMA



times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=15
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=16
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=17
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=18
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=19
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=20
BTS5900
WCDMA



times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=21
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=22
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=23
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=24
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=25
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=26
BTS5900
WCDMA



times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=27
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=28
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=29
BTS5900
WCDMA

times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=30
BTS5900
WCDMA

to39 times the BTS3900
NodeB WCDMA,
with CQI=[31,
39] BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters measure the CQI values ranging from 0 to 30 and [31,39] used by the NodeB
to transmit TBS to HSDPA users within a measurement period, indicating the overall
distribution of the used CQIs. These counters measure the channel quality indicator (CQI)
used for HSDPA scheduling, not the CQI reported by a UE. VS.UsedCQI31to39 is specific to
16QAM or 64QAM users.

Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters for HSDPA users when MAC-hs/
MAC-ehs scheduling is complete. The preceding counters do not measure the CQIs sent by
the MIMO users.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.UsedCQI0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010610 HSDPA Introduction
WRFD-01061018 Package
WRFD-01061019 Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
LTE: None Allocation
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM


GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM
VS.UsedCQI31to39 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Codes Multiplex
WRFD-191202
HSDPA Dynamic Power
Intelligent 2T VAM
1.1.1.5 MIMO Dual CQI Distribution In a Cell
Counters
50331786 VS.MIMODual Number Of BTS3900, U

CQI1.0 MIMO TYPEA BTS3900
CQI Report WCDMA,
With CQI1 0 BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

CQI Report WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the distribution of dual CQIs reported by MIMO users in a
cell, evaluating the channel conditions for MIMO users.
The preceding counters comply with section "6A.2 Channel quality indicator (CQI)
definition" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when demodulating the CQI
information of the UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. VS.MIMODualCQI1.0 to
VS.MIMODualCQI1.14 indicate the distribution of CQI1 in TypeA CQI reports from MIMO
users; VS.MIMODualCQI2.0 to VS.MIMODualCQI2.14 indicate the distribution of CQI2 in
TypeA CQI reports from MIMO users.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.MIMODualCQI1.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None


GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.6 Average CQI Reported by All HSDPA UEs That Have Data to Transmit.
Counters
50341722 VS.DataCQI.M Average CQI BTS3900, U

EAN Reported by All BTS3900
UEs That Have WCDMA,
Data to BTS5900,
Transmit
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average value of CQIs reported by all HSDPA users with
data transmission in a cell. The value has been amplified by 1000 times. For example, the
value 29100 stands for the CQI value 29.1.
This counter complies with section "6A.2 Channel quality indicator (CQI) definition" in
3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).

Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the accumulated CQI values reported by UEs that have data to
transmit in the cell per TTI is recorded as A, and the total number of HSDPA users that have
data to transmit in the cell per TTI is recorded as B. The formula for calculating this counter
is: VS.DataCQI.MEAN = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.DataCQI.MEAN Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-030011 MIMO Prime
WRFD-010700 Performance Improvement
WRFD-191202 of MIMO and HSDPA Co-
carrier
LTE: None
Intelligent 2T VAM
1.1.1.7 Statistics on Modulation Schemes for HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331722 VS.HSDPA. Total number of BTS3900, U

16QAMCfg.Act times all the BTS3900
edNum users in a cell WCDMA,
use 16QAM BTS5900,
mode
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331723 VS.HSDPA.QP Total number of BTS3900, U

SKCfg.ActedN times users use BTS3900
um the QPSK mode WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50331724 VS.HSDPA.All. Total number of BTS3900, U

ScheduledNum times all the BTS3900
users are WCDMA,
scheduled in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the HSDPA users in a cell use
16QAM within a measurement period.
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the HSDPA users in a cell use
QPSK within a measurement period.
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum This counter measures the total number of

times all the HSDPA users in a cell are
scheduled within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters for HSDPA users when MAC-hs/
MAC-ehs scheduling is complete. For MIMO users, if two transport blocks are used, the
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single transport block is
used, the VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 1. For MIMO users, if
two transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum and
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.ActedNum counters are measured on each transport block separately.
For multi-carrier users, the preceding counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the
supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA. Multi-mode: None

16QAMCfg.ActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010629 Package
LTE: None DL 16QAM Modulation
VS.HSDPA.QPSKCfg.Acte Multi-mode: None

dNum GSM: None
LTE: None QPSK Modulation
VS.HSDPA.All.ScheduledN Multi-mode: None

um GSM: None
and PF)
WRFD-150235
HSDPA Introduction
WRFD-171204 Package
LTE: None Restriction
DPCH Power Control Based
on Radio Quality
Load Based Dynamic
Adjustment of PCPICH
1.1.1.8 Statistics on 64QAM Users in a Cell
Counters

64QAMCfg.Act times all the BTS3900
edNum users in a cell WCDMA,
use the 64QAM BTS5900,
mode
BTS5900
WCDMA



64QAMCfg.Sc times all the BTS3900
heduledNum users in WCDMA,
64QAM mode BTS5900,
are scheduled in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum This counter measures the total number of

times that 64QAM users transmitting datas
with 64QAM modulation method are
scheduled in a cell within a measurement
period.
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum This counter measures the total number of

times that 64QAM users transmitting datas
with QPSK, 16QAM, or 64QAM
modulation method are scheduled in a cell
within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters when MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling
is complete. For MIMO+64QAM users, if two transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.
64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single transport block is used,
the VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 1. For MIMO users, if
two transport blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is measured on
each transport block separately. For DC-HSDPA users, the preceding counters are measured
in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

64QAMCfg.ActedNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010683 Downlink 64QAM
WRFD-010685 Downlink Enhanced L2
LTE: None

64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum GSM: None
WRFD-010685 Downlink Enhanced L2
LTE: None
1.1.1.9 Statistics on 2x2 MIMO Users in a Cell
Counters
50331711 VS.MIMOCfg. Total number of BTS3900, U

ActedNum times all the BTS3900
MIMO-enabled WCDMA,
users use two BTS5900,
transport blocks
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
50331712 VS.MIMOCfg. Total number of BTS3900, U

ScheduledNum times all the BTS3900
MIMO-enabled WCDMA,
users are BTS5900,
scheduled in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the usage of two transport blocks for MIMO-enabled users in
a cell.
Measurement Points
is complete.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.MIMOCfg.ActedNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.MIMOCfg.ScheduledNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.10 Statistics on 64QAM+MIMO Users in a Cell
Counters
50331717 VS.HSDPA.MI Number of BTS3900, U

MO64QAMCfg times that all BTS3900
.ActedNum the users WCDMA,
configured in BTS5900,
64QAM
+MIMO mode BTS5900
in a cell employ WCDMA
64QAM during
the
measurement
period


50331718 VS.HSDPA.MI Number of BTS3900, U

MO64QAMCfg times that all BTS3900
.ScheduledNum the users WCDMA,
64QAM
+MIMO mode BTS5900
in a cell are WCDMA
scheduled
during the
measurement
period
Description
The preceding counters indicate the usage of 64QAM for 64QAM+MIMO users in a cell.
Measurement Points
is complete. If two transport blocks are used, the
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single
transport block is used, the VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ScheduledNum counter is
incremented by 1.When 64QAM+MIMO users are scheduled based on 64QAM, the
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is used. If a single transport block is used,
the VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is incremented by 1; if two transport
blocks are used, the VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ActedNum counter is incremented by 2.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAM Multi-mode: None

Cfg.ActedNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010693 Downlink 64QAM+MIMO
WRFD-010689 HSPA+ Downlink 42Mbps
WRFD-010610 per User
LTE: None HSDPA Introduction
Package
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAM Multi-mode: None

Cfg.ScheduledNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package
per User
LTE: None
Downlink 64QAM+MIMO
1.1.1.11 Statistics on DC Users in a Cell
Counters
50331719 VS.HSDPA.DC Number of BTS3900, U

Cfg.AnchorCarr times that all BTS3900
ierActedNum the users WCDMA,
DC mode in a
cell are BTS5900
scheduled by WCDMA
AnchorCarrier
during the
measurement
period


50331720 VS.HSDPA.DC Total number of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SupCarrier times DC- BTS3900
ActedNum HSDPA- WCDMA,
enabled users BTS5900,
are scheduled
by the BTS5900
supplementary WCDMA
carrier
50331721 VS.HSDPA.DC Total number of BTS3900, U

Cfg.DualCarrier times DC- BTS3900
ActedNum HSDPA- WCDMA,
enabled users BTS5900,
are scheduled
by the anchor BTS5900
and WCDMA
supplementary
carriers at the
same time
Description
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActed- This counter measures the number of times

Num the users whose anchor carrier is the carrier
of a DC-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA cell are
scheduled by the anchor carrier during a
measurement period.
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierActedNum This counter measures the number of times

the users whose supplementary carrier is the
carrier of a DC-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA cell
are scheduled by the supplementary carrier
during a measurement period.
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCarrierActedNum This counter measures the number of times

the users are scheduled by the anchor and
supplementary carriers at the same time
during a measurement period when the
following conditions apply: 1)MC Inter-
Board Joint Scheduling Switch is turned off.
2)DC-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA is enabled for
the cell. 3)The carrier of the cell is used as
the anchor carrier.

Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters for DC-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA users
when MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling is complete. When a user is scheduled by the anchor
carrier, the VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActedNum counter is incremented by 1
regardless of whether the user is scheduled by the supplementary carrier. If a user is scheduled
by the supplementary carrier, the VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierActedNum counter is
incremented by 1 regardless of whether the user is scheduled by the anchor carrier. If MC
Inter-Board Joint Scheduling Switch is turned off and a user is scheduled by the anchor and
supplementary carriers at the same time, the VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCarrierActedNum
counter is only incremented by 1. If MC Inter-Board Joint Scheduling Switch is turned on, the
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCarrierActedNum counter is not incremented.The
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCarrierActedNum counter does not count inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
users.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.Anchor Multi-mode: None

CarrierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package
per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarr Multi-mode: None

ierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package
per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA

VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.DualCar Multi-mode: None

rierActedNum GSM: None
WRFD-010689 Package
per User
LTE: None
DC-HSDPA
1.1.1.12 Time Ratio for HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341658 VS.UserTtiRati Ratio of the BTS3900, U

o.Mean time when at BTS3900
least one WCDMA,
HSDPA UE BTS5900,
camps on the
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter provides the ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA UE camps on a
cell to the total time of the measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA UE camps on a cell in one Transmission
Time Interval (TTI), the NodeB counts the number of all such TTIs in the measurement
period. Assume that this number is A and the total number of TTIs in the measurement period
is B. Then, VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean = A/B. A DC-HSDPA user is regarded as an HSDPA user
in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.13 Time Ratio for HSDPA User with Data to be Transmitted in the Queue
Buffer in a Cell
Counters
50341659 VS.DataTtiRati Ratio of the BTS3900, U

o.Mean time when at BTS3900
least one WCDMA,
HSDPA user BTS5900,
has data to
transmit in the BTS5900
queue buffer WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter measures the ratio of the time when at least one HSDPA user in a cell
has data to transmit in the queue buffer to the total time within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA user in a cell has data to transmit in the
queue buffer in a TTI, the NodeB counts the number of all such TTIs. Assume that the
number is A, and the total number of TTIs within the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately. In the SRB over HSDPA scenario, when the
SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is enabled, this counter does not measure the
number of TTIs in which HSDPA UEs have only SRB data to transmit in queue buffers. The
counter is measured at point C in the following figure:

Figure 1-1
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-160251 Package
WRFD-010688 HSDPA Inter-Cell Power
Sharing
WRFD-190204
Downlink Enhanced CELL-
WRFD-191210 FACH
LTE: None Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH
CoMP (Joint Reception)
Flexible Resource
Configuration in Network
Sharing
1.1.1.14 Time Ratio for HSDPA Users Having Data in the Queue Buffer but
Having No Conventional Data Transmission
Counters
50341693 VS.HSDPA.Ina Number of BTS3900, U

ctiveDataTtiRat TTIs in which BTS3900
io.Mean at least one WCDMA,
HSDPA user in BTS5900,
a cell has TRB
data to transmit BTS5900
in the queue WCDMA
buffer but there
is no
conventional
TRB data
transmission at
the physical
layer
Description
This counter indicates the average ratio of the time period when at least one HSDPA user in a
cell has data to transmit in the queue buffer but there is no conventional HSDPA data
transmission at the physical layer. Conventional data transmission does not include the

following scenario: The ACK/NACK fields of the uplink HS-DPCCH corresponding to the
current TTI fall into the transmission gap in compressed mode.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if at least one HSDPA user in a cell has data to transmit in the
queue buffer but there is no conventional HSDPA data transmission at the physical layer
within a TTI, the NodeB counts the number of such TTIs in the measurement period. Assume
that the number is A, and the total number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately. In the SRB over
HSDPA scenario, when the SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is enabled, this
counter does not measure the number of TTIs in which HSDPA UEs have only SRB data to
transmit in queue buffers but no data to transmit at the physical layer. The following figure
shows the flowchart where the counter is measured at points D, E and F:

Figure 1-2
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTti Multi-mode: None

Ratio.Mean GSM: None
WRFD-160251 Package
Sharing
WRFD-190204
Downlink Enhanced CELL-
WRFD-191210 FACH
LTE: None Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH
Flexible Resource
Configuration in Network
Sharing
1.1.1.15 Average Time Ratio for HSDPA User Queues in the Scheduling
Candidate Set but Having No Data Transmission
Counters
50341739 VS.HSDPA.Sch Average ratio of BTS3900, U

eInactiveDataTt the time when BTS3900
iRatio.Mean some HSDPA WCDMA,
users are BTS5900,
queued in the
scheduling BTS5900
candidate set WCDMA
but do not
transmit data
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average time ratio for HSDPA user queues in the
scheduling candidate set but having no data transmission.

Measurement Points
During a measurement period, if an HSDPA user queue enters the scheduling candidate set
but does not transmit data at the physical layer in one Transmission Time Interval (TTI), the
NodeB counts the number of all such TTIs. Assume that this number is A and the total
number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.HSDPA.ScheInactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean = A/B.For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.In the SRB over
HSDPA scenario, when the SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is enabled, this
counter does not measure the number of TTIs in which HSDPA UEs that have only SRB data
to transmit are added to the scheduling candidate set but no data is transmitted at the physical
layer. The counter is measured at point E in the following figure:

Figure 1-3
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.ScheInactiveDat Multi-mode: None

aTtiRatio.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.16 Number of TTIs in Which TRB Data Is to be Transmitted in the HSDPA

User Queue in a Cell
Counters
50331839 VS.HSDPA.Dat Number of BTS3900, U

aTtiNum.TRB TTIs in which BTS3900
TRB data is to WCDMA,
be transmitted BTS5900,
in the HSDPA
user queue in a BTS5900
cell WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which the TRB data is to be
transmitted in at least one HSDPA user queue in a cell.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSDPA user in a cell has the
TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period. For DC-HSDPA users,
the counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.The
counter is measured at point A in the following figure:

Figure 1-4
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.TR Multi-mode: None

B GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010611 HSDPA Enhanced Package
LTE: None

1.1.1.17 Number of TTIs for HSDPA Users in a Cell Having TRB Data to
Transmit in the Queue Buffer but Having No Conventional Data Transmission
at the Physical Layer
Counters
50331840 VS.HSDPA.Ina Number of BTS3900, U

ctiveDataTtiNu TTIs in which BTS3900
m.TRB at least one WCDMA,
HSDPA user in BTS5900,
a cell has TRB
in the queue WCDMA
buffer but there
is no
conventional
TRB data
transmission at
the physical
layer .
Description
This counter indicates the number of TTIs for at least one HSDPA user in a cell having the
TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer but having no conventional data transmission at the
physical layer. Conventional data transmission does not include the following scenario: The
ACK/NACK fields of the uplink HS-DPCCH corresponding to the current TTI fall into the
transmission gap in compressed mode.
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the total number of TTIs in which at least one HSDPA user in a cell has
the TRB data to transmit in the queue buffer but there is no conventional TRB data
transmission at the physical layer within a TTI. For DC-HSDPA users, the counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately. The following figure
shows the flowchart where the counter is measured at points A and B:

Figure 1-5
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTti- Multi-mode: None

Num.TRB GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.18 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in
HSDPA user queue buffers
Counters
50331745 VS.HSDPA.Dat Total number of BTS3900, U

aTtiNum.User user-level TTIs BTS3900
within which WCDMA,
there is data to BTS5900,
transmit in
HSDPA user BTS5900
queue buffers WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in HSDPA
user queue buffers. This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one HSDPA
user queue buffer has data to transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all HSDPA user queue buffers is
accumulated within a measurement period. This counter will be measured repeatedly if more
than one HSDPA user queue buffer has data to transmit within a TTI. This counter is
measured in the serving cell. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, or 3C-HSDPA users,
this counter is measured in the anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately. In the
SRB over HSDPA scenario, when the SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is
enabled, this counter does not measure the number of TTIs in which HSDPA UEs have only
SRB data to transmit in queue buffers.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.Us Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None
WRFD-010688 Package
WRFD-191209 Downlink Enhanced CELL-
FACH
WRFD-191202
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
WRFD-200201
Intelligent 2T VAM
WRFD-191212
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
LTE: None
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
1.1.1.19 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit in
MC-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffers
Counters
50332215 VS.DCHSDPA. Total number of BTS3900, U

DataTtiNum.Us user-level TTIs BTS3900
er within which WCDMA,
transmit in DC-
HSDPA/DC- BTS5900
HSDPA WCDMA
+MIMO user
queue buffers
50332173 VS.DBHSDPA. Total number of BTS3900, U

DataTtiNum.Us user-level TTIs BTS3900
er within which WCDMA,
transmit in DB-
HSDPA/DB- BTS5900
HSDPA WCDMA
+MIMO user
queue buffers


50332217 VS. Total number of BTS3900, U

3CHSDPA.Data user-level TTIs BTS3900
TtiNum.User within which WCDMA,
transmit in 3C-
HSDPA/3C- BTS5900
HSDPA WCDMA
+MIMO user
queue buffers
50332174 VS. Total number of BTS3900, U

4CHSDPA.Data user-level TTIs BTS3900
TtiNum.User within which WCDMA,
transmit in 4C-
HSDPA/4C- BTS5900
HSDPA WCDMA
+MIMO user
queue buffers
Description
VS.DCHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User This counter measures the number of TTIs

within which there is data to transmit in
DC-HSDPA or DC-HSDPA+MIMO user
queue buffers. This counter needs to be
measured repeatedly if more than one DC-
HSDPA or DC-HSDPA+MIMO user queue
buffer has data to transmit within a TTI.
VS.DBHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User This counter measures the number of TTIs

within which there is data to transmit in
DB-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA+MIMO
user(excluding inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
users) queue buffers. This counter needs to
be measured repeatedly if more than one
DB-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA+MIMO
user(excluding inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
users) queue buffer has data to transmit
within a TTI.

VS.3CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User This counter measures the number of TTIs

within which there is data to transmit in 3C-
HSDPA or 3C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue
buffers. This counter needs to be measured
repeatedly if more than one 3C-HSDPA or
3C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer has
data to transmit within a TTI.
VS.4CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User This counter measures the number of TTIs

within which there is data to transmit in 4C-
HSDPA or 4C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue
buffers. This counter needs to be measured
repeatedly if more than one 4C-HSDPA or
4C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer has
data to transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all DC-HSDPA or DC-HSDPA
+MIMO user queues is accumulated to VS.DCHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User within a
measurement period, with the local cell served by the anchor carrier. This counter will be
measured repeatedly if more than one DC-HSDPA or DC-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer
has data to transmit within a TTI.
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all DB-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA
+MIMO user queues is accumulated to VS.DBHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User within a
measured repeatedly if more than one DB-HSDPA or DB-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all 3C-HSDPA or 3C-HSDPA
+MIMO user queues is accumulated to VS.3CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User within a
measured repeatedly if more than one 3C-HSDPA or 3C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all 4C-HSDPA or 4C-HSDPA
+MIMO user queues is accumulated to VS.4CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User within a
measured repeatedly if more than one 4C-HSDPA or 4C-HSDPA+MIMO user queue buffer
These counters are measured only in the anchor carrier, not in the supplementary carrier.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.DCHSDPA.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

.User GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010696 DC-HSDPA
LTE: None
VS.DBHSDPA.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

.User GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150209 DB-HSDPA
LTE: None
VS. Multi-mode: None

3CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.Use GSM: None
r
UMTS: WRFD-150250 3C-HSDPA
WRFD-150223 MC-HSDPA+MIMO
LTE: None
VS. Multi-mode: None

4CHSDPA.DataTtiNum.Use GSM: None
r
LTE: None
1.1.1.20 Time Ratio Used for HS-SCCH Channel Codes in a Cell
Counters
50341694 VS.HSDPA. The time ratio BTS3900, U

2ScchCodeRati of only using BTS3900
o two HS-SCCH WCDMA,
codes for cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

o three HS-SCCH WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA



o four HS-SCCH WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of time when different HS-SCCH codes are used for
a cell.
Measurement Points
Take the VS.HSDPA.2ScchCodeRatio counter as an example. During a measurement period,
the NodeB calculates the number of TTIs in which only two HS-SCCH codes are used for the
cell. Assume that the number is A, and the number of TTIs in which one or more HS-SCCH
codes are used in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPA.2ScchCodeRatio = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features

2ScchCodeRatio GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package


LTE: None Package
1.1.1.21 Available HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell
Counters
50341690 VS.PdschCode Average BTS3900, U

Avail.Mean number of BTS3900
available HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH codes BTS5900,
in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341691 VS.PdschCode Maximum BTS3900, U

Avail.Max number of BTS3900
available HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH codes BTS5900,
in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of available HS-PDSCH
codes in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of available HS-PDSCH codes
in all TTIs in the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean every 5s and takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.PdschCodeAvail.Max.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeAvail.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.22 Used HS-PDSCH Codes in a Cell
Counters
50341688 VS.PdschCode Average BTS3900, U

Used.Mean number of used BTS3900
HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
codes in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Used.Max number of used BTS3900
HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341692 VS.PdschCode Minimum BTS3900, U

Used.Min number of used BTS3900
HS-PDSCH WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum number of used HS-
PDSCH codes in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all
TTIs in the cell. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean every 5s and takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.PdschCodeUsed.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.PdschCodeUsed.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.1.23 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources in a Cell
Counters
50341648 VS.ScchCodeU Average usage BTS3900, U

til.Mean of HS-SCCH BTS3900
code resources WCDMA,
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341649 VS.ScchCodeU Maximum BTS3900, U

til.Max usage of HS- BTS3900
SCCH code WCDMA,
resources in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341650 VS.ScchCodeU Minimum usage BTS3900, U

til.Min of HS-SCCH BTS3900
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters provide the average, maximum, and minimum usage of the HS-SCCH
code resources during a measurement period. These counters are used to analyze the
allocation appropriateness of the HS-SCCH code resources. If the code usage is high, the code
resources are insufficient for the current traffic. Therefore, more code resources are required.
Measurement Points
Assume that the number of HS-SCCH codes used in all TTIs is A and the number of available
HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs is B. Then, VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the measurement
period as VS.ScchCodeUtil.Max and the minimum value within the measurement period as
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061001 15 Codes per Cell
WRFD-01061005 Codes Multiplex
WRFD-010631 HSDPA Static Code
Allocation and RNC-
LTE: None Controlled Dynamic Code
Allocation
Dynamic Code Allocation
Based on NodeB
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on NodeB
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on NodeB

1.1.1.24 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User
Camps on the Cell
Counters

til.Mean.User of HS-SCCH BTS3900
when HSDPA BTS5900,
users camp on
the cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-SCCH code resources when at least
one HSDPA user camps on the cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell within a measurement period is A, and the total number of available
HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then,
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.User = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Use Multi-mode: None

r GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061005 HSDPA Static Code
WRFD-010631 Allocation and RNC-
Controlled Dynamic Code
WRFD-01061001 Allocation
WRFD-01061018 Dynamic Code Allocation
LTE: None Based on NodeB
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
1.1.1.25 Usage of HS-SCCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User
Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters

til.Mean.Data of HS-SCCH BTS3900
when at least BTS5900,
one HSDPA
user has data to BTS5900
transmit in the WCDMA
queue buffer
Description
This counter indicates the average usage of HS-SCCH code resources when at least one
HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within the measurement period is A, and the total
number of available HS-SCCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to
transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Data = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Dat Multi-mode: None

a GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
1.1.1.26 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources in a Cell
Counters
50341651 VS.PdschCode Average usage BTS3900, U

Util.Mean of HS-PDSCH BTS3900
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Util.Max usage of HS- BTS3900
PDSCH code WCDMA,
resources in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA


50341653 VS.PdschCode Minimum usage BTS3900, U

Util.Min of HS-PDSCH BTS3900
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters provide the average, maximum, and minimum usage of HS-PDSCH
code resources in a cell during a measurement period respectively. These counters are used to
analyze the allocation appropriateness of the HS-PDSCH code resources. If the code usage is
high, the code resources are insufficient for the current traffic. Therefore, more code resources
are required.
Measurement Points
Assume that the number of HS-PDSCH codes used in all TTIs is A and the number of
available HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The
NodeB calculates VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum value
within the measurement period as VS.PdschCodeUtil.Max and the minimum value within the
measurement period as VS.PdschCodeUtil.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex

1.1.1.27 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User
Camps on the cell
Counters

Util.Mean.User of HS-PDSCH BTS3900
when HSDPA BTS5900,
users camp on
the cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-PDSCH code resources when at
least one HSDPA user camps on the cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user camps on the cell within the measurement period is A, and the total number of available
HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user camps on the cell is B. Then,
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.User = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Us Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None
Allocation and RNC-
Allocation
Based on NodeB
1.1.1.28 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources When at Least One HSDPA User
Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters

Util.Mean.Data of HS-PDSCH BTS3900
when at least BTS5900,
one HSDPA
user has data to BTS5900
transmit in the WCDMA
queue buffer
Description
The preceding counter indicates the average usage of HS-PDSCH code resources when at
least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Assume that the total number of used HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA
user has data to transmit in the queue buffer within the measurement period is A, and the total
number of available HS-PDSCH codes in all TTIs when at least one HSDPA user has data to
transmit in the queue buffer is B. Then, VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Data = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Da Multi-mode: None

ta GSM: None
15 Codes per Cell
Time and HS-PDSCH
Codes Multiplex
1.1.1.29 Transmit Power over the HS-SCCH in a Cell
Counters
50341675 VS.ScchPwrRat Average BTS3900, U

io.Mean transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
SCCH in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341676 VS.ScchPwrRat Maximum BTS3900, U

io.Max transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50341677 VS.ScchPwrRat Minimum BTS3900, U

io.Min transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the transmit
power of all the HS-SCCHs in a cell during a measurement period respectively. Each value is
expressed as the ratio of the respective transmit power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power of
all the HS-SCCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs in the cell. Assume that
this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean every 5s and
then takes the maximum value within the measurement period as VS.ScchPwrRatio.Max and
the minimum value within the measurement period as VS.ScchPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-01061019 HSDPA Dynamic Power

VS.ScchPwrRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.ScchPwrRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.1.30 Transmit Power over the HS-PDSCH in a Cell
Counters
50341678 VS.PdschPwrR Average BTS3900, U

atio.Mean transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341679 VS.PdschPwrR Maximum BTS3900, U

atio.Max transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341680 VS.PdschPwrR Minimum BTS3900, U

atio.Min transmit power BTS3900
over the HS- WCDMA,
PDSCH in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the transmit
power over all the HS-PDSCHs in a cell during a measurement period respectively. Each
value is expressed as the ratio of the respective transmit power to the maximum cell transmit
power.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power
over all the HS-PDSCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs in the cell. Assume
that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean every 5s
and then takes the maximum value within the measurement period as VS.PdschPwrRatio.Max
and the minimum value within the measurement period as VS.PdschPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None HSDPA Inter-Cell Power
Sharing
VS.PdschPwrRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

VS.PdschPwrRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.1.31 Power Usage of HSDPA Free Users in a Cell
Counters
50341697 VS.HSDPAPwr Average usage BTS3900, U

Ratio.Mean.Fre of free users BTS3900
eUser Hsdpa Power WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341698 VS.HSDPAPwr Maximum BTS3900, U

Ratio.Max.Free usage of free BTS3900
User users Hsdpa WCDMA,
Power BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum power usage of HSDPA free users
within a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA power to
the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the power for all
HSDPA free users to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is
A and the number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.FreeUser = A/B. The NodeB calculates
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.FreeUser every 5s and then takes the maximum value within the
measurement period as VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Max.FreeUser.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean. Multi-mode: None

FreeUser GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Max.F Multi-mode: None

reeUser GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.32 Available HSDPA Power in a Cell
Counters
50341703 VS.AvaiHSDP Mean ratio of BTS3900, U

APwrRatio.Mea availble BTS3900
n HSDPA Power WCDMA,
Ratio BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341704 VS.AvaiHSDP Maximum ratio BTS3900, U

APwrRatio.Ma of availble BTS3900
x HSDPA Power WCDMA,
Ratio BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50341705 VS.AvaiHSDP Minimum ratio BTS3900, U

APwrRatio.Min of availble BTS3900
HSDPA Power WCDMA,
Ratio BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum available HSDPA
power within a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the available
HSDPA power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the available HSDPA
power to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the
number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Mean =
A/B. The NodeB calculates VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Mean every 5s and then takes the
maximum value within the measurement period as VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Max and the
minimum value within the measurement period as VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Min.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.M Multi-mode: None

ean GSM: None
LTE: None Package

ax GSM: None
LTE: None Package


in GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.33 Average HSDPA Power Ratio for Each Operator in a Cell
Counters
50341706 VS.HSDPAPwr Mean Ratio of BTS3900, U

Ratio.PLMN0 PLMN0 used BTS3900
HSDPA Power WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

HSDPA Power WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

HSDPA Power WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

HSDPA Power WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average HSDPA power ratios for operators within a
measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA power to the
maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Take VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN0 as an example. Within the measurement period, the
NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over the HS-SCCHs and HS-PDSCHs
to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number
of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN0 = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN Multi-mode: None

0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

2 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.1.34 Average HSDPA Power for Each Operator in a Cell in an MOCN

Network
Counters
50341710 VS.HSDPAPwr Average BTS3900, U

Ratio.SharedOp HSDPA power BTS3900
erator0 ratio for WCDMA,
operator 0 in a BTS5900,
cell of an
MOCN network BTS5900
WCDMA

cell of an
WCDMA

cell of an
WCDMA

cell of an
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average HSDPA power ratios for operators in an MOCN
network during a measurement period. The values are expressed as the ratios of the HSDPA
power to the maximum cell transmit power.
Measurement Points
Take VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.SharedOperator0 as an example. Within the measurement period,
the NodeB calculates the total ratio of the transmit power over the HS-SCCHs and HS-
PDSCHs to the maximum cell transmit power in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the
number of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.SharedOperator0
= A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Shared Multi-mode: None

Operator0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021311 MOCN Introduction
LTE: None Package

Operator1 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Operator2 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

Operator3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.1.35 Average permillage of transmit power for HSDPA users in each resource
group to the maximum cell transmit power
Counters

Ratio.Mean.Res permillage of BTS3900
G0 transmit power WCDMA,
for HSDPA BTS5900,
users in
resource group BTS5900
0 to the WCDMA
maximum cell
transmit power

for HSDPA BTS5900,
users in
1 to the WCDMA
maximum cell
transmit power

for HSDPA BTS5900,
users in
2 to the WCDMA
maximum cell
transmit power

for HSDPA BTS5900,
users in
3 to the WCDMA
maximum cell
transmit power
Description
These counters measures the average permillage of transmit power for HSDPA users in each
resource group to the maximum cell transmit power.

Measurement Points
The permillage of transmit power for HS-SCCH and HS-PDSCH users in resource group to
the maximum cell transmit power is sampled within each transmission time interval (TTI). At
the end of the measurement period, the accumulated permillage is A, and the number of TTIs
is B. The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.ResG=A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features

ResG0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150233 Differentiated Service Based
LTE: None on Resource Reservation

ResG1 GSM: None

ResG2 GSM: None

ResG3 GSM: None

1.1.1.36 HSDPA Throughput of MAC-d PDUs in a Cell
Counters
50341668 VS.DataOutput. Average BTS3900, U

Mean throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341669 VS.DataOutput. Maximum BTS3900, U

Max throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341670 VS.DataOutput. Minimum BTS3900, U

Min throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum throughput of MAC-d PDUs in
a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the traffic volume of MAC-d PDUs with ACKs sent by all
users in a TTI is sampled every five seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the
accumulated traffic volume is A and the measurement period is B. The average of these
sampling results is defined as the value of VS.DataOutput.Mean (that is, A divided by B), the
maximum of these sampling results is defined as the value of VS.DataOutput.Max, and the
minimum of these sampling results is defined as the value of VS.DataOutput.Min. For a
multicarrier user, the corresponding counter is measured in the anchor and supplementary
carriers separately.
Formula
None

Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-010683 Downlink 64QAM
WRFD-191210 Flexible Resource
LTE: None Configuration in Network
Sharing
VS.DataOutput.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DataOutput.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.37 HSDPA Cell Throughput of MAC-d PDUs When the Cell Serves HSDPA
Users
Counters
50341671 VS.DataOutput. Average cell BTS3900, U

User throughput BTS3900
when HSDPA WCDMA,
users camp on BTS5900,
the cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The counter indicates the average throughput of MAC-d PDUs in a cell when the cell serves
HSDPA users.

Measurement Points
users in a TTI is sampled. At the end of the measurement period, the accumulated traffic
volume is A and the total duration within which the cell serves HSDPA users is B. A divided
by B is used as the value of the VS.DataOutput.User counter. For a multicarrier user, the
corresponding counter is measured in the anchor and supplementary carriers separately.
Formula
1000*[VS.DataOutput.Mean]/[VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.38 HSDPA Cell Throughput of MAC-d PDUs When at Least One HSDPA
User Has Data to Transmit in the Queue Buffer
Counters
50341672 VS.DataOutput. Average cell BTS3900, U

UserData throughput BTS3900
when at least WCDMA,
one HSDPA BTS5900,
user has data to
transmit in the BTS5900
queue buffer WCDMA
Description
The counter indicates the average throughput of MAC-d PDUs in a cell when at least one
HSDPA user has data to transmit in the queue buffer.

Measurement Points
users in a TTI and the duration within which at least one HSDPA user has data to transmit in
the queue buffer . At the end of the measurement period, the accumulated traffic volume is A
and the total duration is B. A divided by B is used as the value of the
VS.DataOutput.UserData counter. For a multicarrier user, the corresponding counter is
measured in the anchor and supplementary carriers separately.
Formula
1000*[VS.DataOutput.Mean]/[VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean]
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.UserData Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.39 Throughput of MAC-d PDUs of HSDPA Free Users in a Cell
Counters
50341699 VS.DataOutput. Average BTS3900, U

Mean.FreeUser throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
of HSDPA free BTS5900,
users
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341700 VS.DataOutput. Maximum BTS3900, U

Max.FreeUser throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
users
BTS5900
WCDMA


50341701 VS.DataOutput. Minimum BTS3900, U

Min.FreeUser throughput of BTS3900
MAC-d PDUs WCDMA,
users
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum throughput of MAC-d PDUs of
HSDPA free users in a cell.
Measurement Points
HSDPA free users in a cell is sampled every five seconds. At the end of the measurement
period, the accumulated traffic volume is A and the measurement period is B. The average of
these sampling results is defined as the value of VS.DataOutput.Mean.FreeUser (that is, A
divided by B), the maximum of these sampling results is defined as the value of
VS.DataOutput.Max.FreeUser, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the
value of VS.DataOutput.Min.FreeUser. For a multicarrier user, the corresponding counter is
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.Mean.FreeU Multi-mode: None

ser GSM: None
LTE: None Package

VS.DataOutput.Max.FreeUs Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DataOutput.Min.FreeUs Multi-mode: None

er GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.1.40 HS-DSCH TRB Traffic Volume of HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331838 VS.HSDPA.Dat HSDSCH TRB BTS3900, U

aOutput.TRB traffic volume BTS3900
in a cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
During a measurement period, the preceding counter indicates the total HS-DSCH TRB traffic
volume for which the ACK messages are sent by HSDPA users to the NodeB within a TTI in
a cell, including MAC-hs/MAC-ehs headers.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics on the preceding counter when demodulating the HARQ-ACK
information of the HSDPA UE carried on the HS-DPCCH. For multi-carrier users, this
counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
bit

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.TR Multi-mode: None

B GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.1.41 Traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received in a

cell
Counters
50331746 VS.HSDPA.Dat Traffic volume BTS3900, U

aOutput.Traffic of the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
MAC-ehs WCDMA,
PDUs BTS5900,
successfully
received in a BTS5900
cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs
received from all HSDPA users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs received from all HSDPA users is
accumulated within a measurement period. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For
DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, or 3C-HSDPA users, this counter is measured in the
anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately. In the SRB over HSDPA scenario, when
the SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is enabled, this counter does not measure
the traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs received from HSDPA users to the
SRB-only data.
Formula
None
Unit
bit

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traf Multi-mode: None

fic GSM: None
WRFD-010688 Sharing
WRFD-150235 Downlink Enhanced CELL-
FACH
WRFD-171204
DPCH Maximum Power
WRFD-191209 DPCH Power Control Based
WRFD-191202 on Radio Quality
WRFD-200201 Load Based Dynamic
WRFD-191212 Adjustment of PCPICH
LTE: None GU@5 MHz Phase 1
Intelligent 2T VAM
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
1.1.1.42 MAC-ehs traffic volume of MC-HSDPA/MC-HSDPA+MIMO users
Counters
50332170 VS.DataOutput. MAC-ehs BTS3900, U

DCHSDPA.Traf traffic volume BTS3900
fic of DC- WCDMA,
HSDPA/DC- BTS5900,
HSDPA
+MIMO users BTS5900
WCDMA

DBHSDPA.Traf traffic volume BTS3900
fic of DB- WCDMA,
HSDPA/DB- BTS5900,
HSDPA
+MIMO users BTS5900
WCDMA



3CHSDPA.Traf traffic volume BTS3900
fic of 3C- WCDMA,
HSDPA/3C- BTS5900,
HSDPA
+MIMO users BTS5900
WCDMA

4CHSDPA.Traf traffic volume BTS3900
fic of 4C- WCDMA,
HSDPA/4C- BTS5900,
HSDPA
+MIMO users BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.DataOutput.DCHSDPA.Traffic This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic

volume of DC-HSDPA/DC-HSDPA+MIMO
users.
VS.DataOutput.DBHSDPA.Traffic This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic

volume of DB-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA+MIMO
users(excluding inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
users).
VS.DataOutput.3CHSDPA.Traffic This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic

volume of 3C-HSDPA/3C-HSDPA+MIMO
users.
VS.DataOutput.4CHSDPA.Traffic This counter measures the MAC-ehs traffic

volume of 4C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA+MIMO
users.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from DC-HSDPA/DC-HSDPA+MIMO users
with ACKs is sampled in the anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately within each
TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is used as the value of the
counter VS.DataOutput.DCHSDPA.Traffic.
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from DB-HSDPA/DB-HSDPA+MIMO users


counter VS.DataOutput.DBHSDPA.Traffic.
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from 3C-HSDPA/3C-HSDPA+MIMO users

counter VS.DataOutput.3CHSDPA.Traffic.
The traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs received from 4C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA+MIMO users

counter VS.DataOutput.4CHSDPA.Traffic.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.DCHSDPA. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150208 Flexible Dual Carrier
WRFD-010699 HSDPA
LTE: None DC-HSDPA+MIMO
VS.DataOutput.DBHSDPA. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DataOutput. Multi-mode: None

3CHSDPA.Traffic GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DataOutput. Multi-mode: None

4CHSDPA.Traffic GSM: None
LTE: None

1.1.1.43 Ratio of HSDPA User Data Discarded upon Timeout in a Cell
Counters
50341685 VS.DataDiscard Average ratio of BTS3900, U

Ratio.Mean discarded BTS3900
HSDPA data WCDMA,
due to timer BTS5900,
expiry
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341686 VS.DataDiscard Maximum ratio BTS3900, U

Ratio.Max of discarded BTS3900
HSDPA data WCDMA,
expiry
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341687 VS.DataDiscard Minimum ratio BTS3900, U

Ratio.Min of discarded BTS3900
HSDPA data WCDMA,
expiry
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average, maximum, and minimum ratios of the volume of
HSDPA user data discarded due to timer expiry to the total volume of HSDPA user data
received at the cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the volume of the HSDPA user data
that is discarded due to timer expiry in the cell. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB also
calculates the total volume of the HSDPA user data received at the cell during the
measurement period. Assume that this value is B. Then, VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean = A/B.
The NodeB calculates VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean every 5s and then takes the maximum
value within the measurement period as VS.DataDiscardRatio.Max and the minimum value
within the measurement period as VS.DataDiscardRatio.Min.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package
VS.DataDiscardRatio.Min Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
and PF)
LTE: None
HSDPA Introduction
Package

1.1.1.44 Ratio of the Actual Transmit Power over the SCPICH to the SCPICH
Power Configured on the RNC
Counters
50331713 VS.SCPICH.Av Ratio of the BTS3900, U

gPowerRate actual transmit BTS3900
power of the WCDMA,
SCPICH to the BTS5900,
power of the
SCPICH BTS5900
configured by WCDMA
the RNC
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the actual transmit power over the SCPICH to the
SCPICH power configured on the RNC. If HSDPA users and MIMO users exist in the current
cell, the NodeB dynamically adjusts the transmit power over the SCPICH to make the cell
performance optimal.
Measurement Points
The NodeB samples the ratio of the actual transmit power over the S-CPICH to the S-CPICH
power configured on the RNC every 5s within a measurement period. The sum of the
sampling values at the end of a measurement period is recorded as A, and the number of
sampling periods in a measurement period is recorded as B. divided by the number of
samplings at the end of a measurement period. Then, VS.SCPICH.AvgPowerRate = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.SCPICH.AvgPowerRate Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

1.1.1.45 Power-enabled Duration of the SCPICH in a Cell
Counters
50331714 VS.SCPICH.P Power-enabled BTS3900, U

wrOn.Duration duration of the BTS3900
SCPICH in a WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the power-enabled duration of the SCPICH in a cell. When
an MIMO user accesses the cell, the SCPICH power is enabled.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB checks whether the SCPICH power is enabled
during each MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling period. If the SCPICH power is enabled, the
counter value is accumulated.
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features
VS.SCPICH.PwrOn.Duratio Multi-mode: None

n GSM: None
LTE: None

1.1.1.46 Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated DC Users in a Cell
Counters
50341702 VS.HSDPA.DC The Ratio Of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SupCarrier Dc Deact BTS3900
Deact.TimeRati WCDMA,
o BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the traffic-based deactivation time of the
secondary-carrier cell to the activation time of the primary-carrier cell for DC-HSDPA,DC-
HSDPA+MIMO,DB-HSDPA and DB-HSDPA+MIMO users within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total time during which the
secondary-carrier cell for the DC-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA+MIMO and DC-HSDPA
+MIMO users is deactivated because of decrease in throughput. Assume that this value is
A.The NodeB calculates the total time during which the DC-HSDPA,DB-HSDPA,DB-
HSDPA+MIMO and DC-HSDPA+MIMO users are active (the active time for a user starting
from the establishment of a PS service and ending at the release of cell connection). Assume
that this value is B. Then, VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.TimeRatio = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarr Multi-mode: None

ierDeact.TimeRatio GSM: None
WRFD-010713 Traffic-Based Activation
WRFD-010699 and Deactivation of the
Supplementary Carrier In
LTE: None Multi-carrier
DC-HSDPA+MIMO
1.1.1.47 Maximum DPCH power restriction algorithm validity probability
Counters
50341740 VS.HSDPA.Dp Maximum BTS3900, U

chMaxPwrRestr DPCH power BTS3900
.ActRatio restriction WCDMA,
algorithm BTS5900,
validity
probability BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the ratio of the duration of the maximum DPCH transmit power
decrease to the online duration of all HSDPA users after the maximum DPCH power
restriction algorithm is activated.
Note: This algorithm is applicable only to HSDPA users that perform non-voice services and
carry only 3.4 kbit/s signaling radio bearers (SRBs) over the DPCH.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, for all HSDPA users supported by this algorithm, the
accumulated duration of the maximum DPCH transmit power decrease is A, and the
accumulated user online duration is B. The formula for calculating this counter is:
VS.HSDPA.DpchMaxPwrRestr.ActRatio = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DpchMaxPwrR Multi-mode: None

estr.ActRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150235 DPCH Maximum Power
LTE: None Automatic Congestion
Handler (Phase 3)
1.1.2 Cell Traffic Measurement (TRAFFIC.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset measures the consumption of baseband resources on the NodeB side
according to the usage of CEs in each cell.
Counters
50332548 VS.ULCE.Mean.De Average Dedicated BTS3900:

dicated Uplink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332549 VS.DLCE.Mean.De Average Dedicated BTS3900:

dicated Downlink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332550 VS.ULCE.Mean.Sh Average Shared BTS3900:

ared Uplink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332554 VS.DLCE.Mean.Sh Average Shared BTS3900:

ared Downlink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342548 VS.ULCE.Max.De Maximum BTS3900:

dicated Dedicated Uplink V100R008C00
CE BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342549 VS.DLCE.Max.De Maximum BTS3900:

dicated Dedicated Downlink V100R008C00
CE BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342550 VS.ULCE.Max.Sha Maximum Shared BTS3900:

red Uplink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342554 VS.DLCE.Max.Sha Maximum Shared BTS3900:

red Downlink CE V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342612 VS.ULCoMP.ULC Average Number of BTS3900:

E.Mean.Shared UL CEs in a Shared V100R008C01
Group Consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
UL Coordinating V100R008C01
Links in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342613 VS.ULCoMP.ULC Maximum Number BTS3900:

E.Max.Shared of UL CEs in a V100R008C01
Shared Group BTS3900 WCDMA:
Consumed by UL V100R008C01
Coordinating Links BTS5900:
in a Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342615 VS.ULCoMP.ULC Average Number of BTS3900:

E.Mean.Dedicated UL CEs in a V100R008C01
Dedicated Group BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342616 VS.ULCoMP.ULC Maximum Number BTS3900:

E.Max.Dedicated of UL CEs in a V100R008C01
Dedicated Group BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.2.1 Number of Dedicated Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332548 VS.ULCE.Mea Average BTS3900, U

n.Dedicated Dedicated BTS3900
Uplink CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342548 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900, U

Dedicated Dedicated BTS3900
Uplink CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs in a dedicated group
consumed in a cell. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Remarks:
After Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception), HetNet Uplink CoMP(Joint Reception), UL CoMP
(Joint Reception) based on Coordinated BBU, Coverage Expansion Under Interference,
Uplink Active Set Extension (Coordinating Link Extension Supported by Seamless Crystal
Voice, by SRB over DCH Uplink Coverage Expansion, or by CCPIC Phase 2), 4-Way

Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance, and Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception) are introduced, the number of consumed uplink CEs in the cell includes the
number of uplink CEs consumed by R99 users and HSUPA users and the number of CEs
consumed by coordinating links. After the Uplink Enhanced CELL_FACH feature is
introduced, the uplink consumed CEs in the cell include those consumed by E-RACH users.
Coordinating link: Link specifically established for UL CoMP (joint reception) users on the
RAN side. A coordinating link is established when Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception), HetNet
Uplink CoMP(Joint Reception), UL CoMP (Joint Reception) based on Coordinated BBU,
Coverage Expansion Under Interference, Uplink Active Set Extension (Coordinating Link
Extension Supported by Seamless Crystal Voice, by SRB over DCH Uplink Coverage
Expansion, or by CCPIC Phase 2), 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance, or
Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) is enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of dedicated uplink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of dedicated uplink CEs is obtained by dividing the
accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCE.Mean.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021304 RAN Sharing Introduction
WRFD-171212 Package
WRFD-190103 Coverage Expansion Under
Interference
WRFD-190210
Voice Coverage
LTE: None Improvement by Advanced
Demodulation
4-Way Receive Diversity by
Inter-Band Assistance

VS.ULCE.Max.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-171212 Package
Interference
WRFD-190210
Voice Coverage
WRFD-151205 Improvement by Advanced
LTE: None Demodulation
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.1.2.2 Number of Dedicated Downlink CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332549 VS.DLCE.Mea Average BTS3900, U

n.Dedicated Dedicated BTS3900
Downlink CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342549 VS.DLCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900, U

Dedicated Dedicated BTS3900
Downlink CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description

VS.DLCE.Mean.Dedicated This counter measures the average number

of dedicated downlink CEs consumed in a
cell within a measurement period. This
counter is only used for operators with RAN
sharing.
VS.DLCE.Max.Dedicated This counter measures the maximum

number of dedicated downlink CEs
consumed in a cell within a measurement
period. This counter is only used for
operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
The number of dedicated downlink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of dedicated downlink CEs is obtained by dividing the
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated downlink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.DLCE.Mean.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DLCE.Max.Dedicated Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.2.3 Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332550 VS.ULCE.Mea Average Shared BTS3900, U

n.Shared Uplink CE BTS3900
WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342550 VS.ULCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900, U

Shared Shared Uplink BTS3900
CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs in a shared group
consumed in a cell.
Remarks:
Reception) are introduced, the number of consumed uplink CEs in the cell includes the
consumed by coordinating links. After the Uplink Enhanced CELL_FACH feature is
introduced, the uplink consumed CEs in the cell include those consumed by E-RACH users.
Measurement Points
The number of shared uplink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement
period, the number of shared uplink CEs is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the
period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the
maximum number of shared uplink CEs consumed in a cell.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCE.Mean.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-171212 Package
Interference
WRFD-190210
Voice Coverage
Demodulation
VS.ULCE.Max.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-171212 Package
Interference
WRFD-190210
Voice Coverage
Demodulation

1.1.2.4 Number of Downlink Shared CEs Consumed in a Cell
Counters
50332554 VS.DLCE.Mea Average Shared BTS3900, U

n.Shared Downlink CE BTS3900
WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342554 VS.DLCE.Max. Maximum BTS3900, U

Shared Shared BTS3900
Downlink CE WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.DLCE.Mean.Shared This counter measures the average number

of shared downlink CEs consumed in a cell
VS.DLCE.Max.Shared This counter measures the maximum

number of shared downlink CEs consumed
in a cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of shared downlink CEs is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the number of shared downlink CEs is obtained by dividing the
results is defined as the maximum number of shared downlink CEs consumed in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.DLCE.Mean.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.DLCE.Max.Shared Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.2.5 Number of UL CEs in a Shared Group Consumed by UL Coordinating

Links in a Cell
Counters
50342612 VS.ULCoMP.U Average BTS3900, U

LCE.Mean.Shar Number of UL BTS3900
ed CEs in a Shared WCDMA,
Group BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links in a Cell
50342613 VS.ULCoMP.U Maximum BTS3900, U

LCE.Max.Share Number of UL BTS3900
d CEs in a Shared WCDMA,
Group BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links in a Cell
Description
consumed by all coordinating links in a cell.
Remarks:

A coordinating link is established when Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception), HetNet Uplink
CoMP(Joint Reception), UL CoMP (Joint Reception) based on Coordinated BBU, Coverage
Expansion Under Interference, Uplink Active Set Extension (Coordinating Link Extension
Supported by Seamless Crystal Voice, by SRB over DCH Uplink Coverage Expansion, or by
CCPIC Phase 2), 4-Way Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance, or Enhanced Inter-
NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) is enabled.
RAN side.
Measurement Points
The number of UL CEs in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links in a cell is
sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average number of UL CEs
in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links in a cell is obtained by dividing the
accumulated value within the measurement period by the number of samples. The maximum
value within the measurement period is the maximum number of UL CEs in a shared group
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Mean.S Multi-mode: None

hared GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-151205 Uplink CoMP (Joint
WRFD-151206 Reception)
WRFD-151207 HetNet Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
WRFD-140202 Reception) Based on
WRFD-180201 Coordinated BBU
WRFD-190210 Interference
LTE: None Control Channel Parallel
Interference Cancellation
(Phase 2)
Improved Uplink Coverage
for SRB over DCH
Seamless Crystal Voice
VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Max.S Multi-mode: None

hared GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

1.1.2.6 Number of UL CEs in a Dedicated Group Consumed by UL Coordinating

Links in a Cell
Counters
50342615 VS.ULCoMP.U Average BTS3900, U

LCE.Mean.Ded Number of UL BTS3900
icated CEs in a WCDMA,
Dedicated BTS5900,
Group
Consumed by BTS5900
UL WCDMA
Coordinating
Links in a Cell
50342616 VS.ULCoMP.U Maximum BTS3900, U

LCE.Max.Dedi Number of UL BTS3900
cated CEs in a WCDMA,
Dedicated BTS5900,
Group
Consumed by BTS5900
UL WCDMA
Coordinating
Links in a Cell
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs in a dedicated group
Remarks:
RAN side.
Measurement Points
The number of dedicated UL CEs in a dedicated group consumed by all coordinating links is
sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average number of UL CEs
in a dedicated group consumed by all coordinating links is obtained by dividing the
accumulated value within the measurement period by the number of samples. The maximum
value within the measurement period is the maximum number of UL CEs in a dedicated
group consumed by all coordinating links.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Mean. Multi-mode: None

Dedicated GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Max.D Multi-mode: None

edicated GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH
1.1.3 HSUPA Measurement (HSUPA.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of HSUPA-related counters to indicate the HSUPA cell status and
performance. Unless otherwise stated, HSUPA users are those in the CELL_DCH state.
Counters
50331850 VS.HSUPA.LoadO Number of Cell Ul BTS3900:

utput.0 Load Between 0db V100R008C00
to 0.5db BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



utput.1 Load Between 0.5db V100R008C00
to 1db BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



utput.25 Load above 30db V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331876 VS.HSUPA.OverL Number of times the BTS3900:

oadNum uplink is overloaded V100R008C00
in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341864 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Average ratio of E- BTS3900:

CodeCollision.Mea AGCH code V100R008C00
n collisions in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331904 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Maximum ratio of BTS3900:

CodeCollision.Max E-AGCH code V100R008C00
collisions in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341865 VS.HSUPA.AGCH average number of BTS3900:

CodeUtil.Mean AGCH usage ratio V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331903 VS.HSUPA.AGCH Max value of AGCH BTS3900:

CodeUtil.Max usage ratio V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341850 VS.HSUPA.DataUs Average number of BTS3900:

erNum.Mean HSUPA users that V100R008C00
transmit data in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341851 VS.HSUPA.DataUs Maximum number BTS3900:

erNum.Max of HSUPA users that V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341852 VS.HSUPA.Schedu Average number of BTS3900:

leUserNum.Mean scheduled HSUPA V100R008C00
users in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341853 VS.HSUPA.Schedu Maximum number BTS3900:

leUserNum.Max of scheduled V100R008C00
HSUPA users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341854 VS.HSUPA.MaxPw Ratio of the number BTS3900:

rLmtUserRatio of HSUPA users V100R008C00
with limited UPH to BTS3900 WCDMA:
the total number of version earlier than
HSUPA users in a V200R011C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341855 VS.HSUPA.LeftPw Ratio of the number BTS3900:

rLmtUserRatio of HSUPA users V100R008C00
with limited uplink BTS3900 WCDMA:
load to the total version earlier than
number of HSUPA V200R011C00
users in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331877 VS.HSUPA.UnHap Number of Unhappy BTS3900:

pyUserNum HSUPA users in a V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341849 VS.HSUPA.UnHap Ratio of the number BTS3900:

pyUserNumRatio of Unhappy HSUPA V100R008C00
users to the total BTS3900 WCDMA:
number of HSUPA version earlier than
users in a cell V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341892 VS.HSUPA.LowRa Average number of BTS3900:

teTTI2msUserNum 2 ms TTI HSUPA V100R009C00
ber users at a rate lower BTS3900 WCDMA:
than or equal to V100R009C00
23.25 kbit/s in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341870 VS.HSUPA.TTI2m Average number of BTS3900:

sUserNumber.0 2 ms TTI HSUPA V100R008C00
users at a rate of BTS3900 WCDMA:
below 150 kbit/s in a V100R008C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

users at a rate in the BTS3900 WCDMA:
range of [150 kbit/s, V100R008C00
700 kbit/s) in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

range of [700 kbit/s, V100R008C00
1500 kbit/s) in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



range of [1500 V100R008C00
kbit/s,3000 kbit/s) in BTS5900:
a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

range of [3000 V100R008C00
kbit/s,4000 kbit/s) in BTS5900:
a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

range of [4000 V100R008C00
kbit/s,12000 kbit/s) BTS5900:
in a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341884 VS.HSUPA.TTI10 Average number of BTS3900:

msUserNumber.0 10 ms TTI HSUPA V100R008C01
interval 0 in a cell V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341868 VS.HSUPA.TDMU Average number of BTS3900:

serNum.Mean valid time-division V100R008C00
scheduling users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331878 VS.HSUPA.UserTti Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

Num which at least one V100R008C00
HSUPA user exists BTS3900 WCDMA:
in a cell version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331879 VS.HSUPA.DataTt Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

iNum which HSUPA users V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

iNum.TRB which HSUPA users V100R008C00
transmit TRB data in BTS3900 WCDMA:
a cell V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331961 VS.HSUPA.DataUs Number of HSUPA BTS3900:

erSumNum.ROTM users with data V100R009C00
or3 transmission under BTS3900 WCDMA:
the 3 dB or above V100R009C00
uplink Uu load in a BTS5900:
cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

iNum.ROTMor3 which HSUPA users V100R008C00
have data to transmit BTS3900 WCDMA:
under the 3 dB or V100R008C00
above uplink Uu BTS5900:
load in a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331885 VS.HSUPA.ACKTo Number of BTS3900:

tal transmitted ACKs V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331886 VS.HSUPA.NACK Number of BTS3900:

Total transmitted NACKs V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331887 VS.HSUPA.DTXTo Number of BTS3900:

tal transmitted DTXs V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331888 VS.HSUPA.PDUN Number of BTS3900:

um successfully V100R008C00
received MAC-e/ BTS3900 WCDMA:
MAC-i PDUs from V200R012C00
the UE in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331889 VS.HSUPA.Retran Number of MAC-e/ BTS3900:

sPDUNum MAC-i PDUs to be V100R008C00
retransmitted by the BTS3900 WCDMA:
UE in a cell V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341876 VS.HSUPA.Thrup Cell throughput of BTS3900:

ut.ROTMor3 HSUPA users under V100R008C00
the 3 dB or above BTS3900 WCDMA:
uplink Uu load V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

ut.ROTAll HSUPA users under V100R008C00
all uplink Uu loads BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331892 VS.HSUPA.Ic.Mea Average Efficiency BTS3900:

nEff of Interference V100R008C00
Cancellation (IC) in BTS3900 WCDMA:
a Cell V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341858 VS.HSUPA.Ic.Max Maximum BTS3900:

Eff Efficiency of V100R008C00
Interference BTS3900 WCDMA:
Cancellation (IC) in V200R012C00
a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341893 VS.HSUPA.SGLmt Ratio of Unhappy BTS3900:

.UnHappyUserRati users with SG limit V100R009C00
o.Iub due to Iub resource BTS3900 WCDMA:
insufficiency in a V100R009C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



o.RTWP due to air interface BTS3900 WCDMA:
load insufficiency in V100R009C00
a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

o.CE due to CE BTS3900 WCDMA:
insufficiency in a V100R009C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341856 VS.HSUPA.FDE.Ut Proportion of the BTS3900:

ilizeTimePermil- time when HSUPA V100R008C00
lage users use the FDE BTS3900 WCDMA:
mode in a cell V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341857 VS.HSUPA. Proportion of the BTS3900:

16QAM.UtilizeTim time when HSUPA V100R008C00
ePermillage users uses the BTS3900 WCDMA:
16QAM mode in a V200R012C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341859 VS.HSUPA.Boostin Ratio of the utilize BTS3900:

g.UtilizeTimeRatio time of boosting in a V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341866 VS.HSUPA.AntiInt The anti- BTS3900:

erfSch.ActRatio intereference V100R008C00
scheduling algrithm BTS3900 WCDMA:
active ratio V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341869 VS.HSUPA.TDMS Time-division BTS3900:

ch.ActRatio scheduling V100R008C00
algorithm validity BTS3900 WCDMA:
probability in a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331957 VS.HSUPA.AlltoSi Number of BTS3900:

ngleHARQNum.R transitions from V100R009C00
TWPCong using all HARQ BTS3900 WCDMA:
processes to using a V100R009C00
single HARQ BTS5900:
process due to V100R013C00
limited RTWP in the
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331958 VS.HSUPA.AlltoSi Number of BTS3900:

ngleHARQNum.C transitions from V100R009C00
ECong using all HARQ BTS3900 WCDMA:
processes to using a V100R009C00
single HARQ BTS5900:
process due to V100R013C00
limited CEs in the
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331959 VS.HSUPA.Singlet Number of BTS3900:

oAllHARQNum Transitions from V100R009C00
Using A Single BTS3900 WCDMA:
HARQ Process to V100R009C00
Using All HARQ BTS5900:
Processes In the Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341898 VS.HSUPA.UPHL Ratio of SIs That BTS3900:

mtRatio.SI Are Reported by V100R011C10
HSUPA Users and BTS3900 WCDMA:
Meet Power Limit V100R011C10
Conditions in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331971 VS.HSUPA. Number of times BTS3900:

2msTTI.UPH.0 UPH values reported V100R010C10
by HSUPA 2 ms TTI BTS3900 WCDMA:
users in a cell are V100R010C10
within interval 0 BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331987 VS.HSUPA.FullBuf Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

fer.DataTtiNum.C which HSUPA UEs V100R013C00
QI0to3 that perform uplink BTS3900 WCDMA:
full buffer services V100R013C00
with CQIs 0 to 3 BTS5900:
have data to transmit V100R013C00
in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331995 VS.HSUPA.MaxPw Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

rLmt.DataTtiNum which MAC-e/ V100R013C00
MAC-i data is BTS3900 WCDMA:
received from V100R013C00
HSUPA UEs with BTS5900:
insufficient transmit V100R013C00
power in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332378 VS.HSUPA.Traffic. HSUPA Mac-d TRB BTS3900:

TRB data volume in the V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332379 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

2msPDU.TTI.Num which HSUPA 2 ms V100R008C00
Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs BTS3900 WCDMA:
are received in a cell V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332380 VS.HSUPA. Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

10msPDU.TTI.Nu which HSUPA 10 V100R008C00
m ms Mac-e/Mac-i BTS3900 WCDMA:
TRBs are received V200R014C00
in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332385 VS.HSUPA.TurboI Average number of BTS3900:

C.Number HSUPA users with V100R008C00
Turbo IC enabled in BTS3900 WCDMA:
a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332386 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac-e/ BTS3900:

2msTTI.Traffic Mac-i PDUs V100R008C00
received from 2 ms BTS3900 WCDMA:
TTI HSUPA users in V100R008C00
a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332387 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac-e/ BTS3900:

10msTTI.Traffic Mac-i PDUs V100R008C00
received from 10 ms BTS3900 WCDMA:
TTI HSUPA users in V100R008C00
a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332498 VS.HSUPA. Average Number of BTS3900:

10msTTI.CCHOL 10 ms TTI HSUPA V100R010C00
PC.UserNum.Mean UEs in the CCH BTS3900 WCDMA:
OLPC state in a Cell V100R010C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



2msTTI.CCHOLP 2 ms TTI HSUPA V100R010C00
C.UserNum.Mean UEs in the CCH BTS3900 WCDMA:
OLPC state in a Cell V100R010C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332500 VS.HSUPA. Average SIRtarget BTS3900:

10msTTI.CCHOL decrease of 10 ms V100R010C00
PC.SIRTargetDec. TTI HSUPA UEs in BTS3900 WCDMA:
Mean the CCH OLPC state V100R010C00
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332501 VS.HSUPA. Average SIRtarget BTS3900:

2msTTI.CCHOLP decrease of 2 ms V100R010C00
C.SIRTargetDec.M TTI HSUPA UEs in BTS3900 WCDMA:
ean the CCH OLPC state V100R010C00
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

2msTTI.VPSUserN HSUPA 2 ms TTI V100R010C10
um.Mean UEs in the Virtual BTS3900 WCDMA:
Power Scaling State V100R010C10
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332507 VS.HSUPA.TurboI Average Number of BTS3900:

C.Number.TTI10m HSUPA 10 ms TTI V100R012C10
s Users Enabled with BTS3900 WCDMA:
Turbo IC in a Cell V100R012C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332623 VS.HSUPA.InterN Average number of BTS3900:

odeBUlCoMP.User inter-NodeB UL V100R011C10
Num CoMP users in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332638 VS.HSUPA.InterN Average Number of BTS3900:

odeBUlCoMPEnha Coordinating Links V100R013C00
nce.CoordinatingR for Enhanced Inter- BTS3900 WCDMA:
L NodeB UL CoMP in V100R013C00
a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341896 VS.HSUPA.DCCfg. Time Ratio of BTS3900:

SupCarrierDeact.R Existent RTWP- V100R010C10
TWP.TimeRatio based DC-HSUPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
Users with V100R010C10
Deactivated BTS5900:
Supplementary V100R013C00
Carriers in a Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341897 VS.HSUPA.DCCfg. Time Ratio of BTS3900:

SupCarrierDeact.U Existent Uplink V100R010C10
LPwr.TimeRatio Transmit Power- BTS3900 WCDMA:
based DC-HSUPA V100R010C10
Users with BTS5900:
Deactivated V100R013C00
Supplementary
Carriers in a Cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341980 VS.HSUPA.FullBuf Traffic of MAC-e/ BTS3900:

fer.DataOutput.Tra MAC-i PDUs V100R013C00
ffic.CQI0to3 received from BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSUPA UEs that V100R013C00
perform uplink full BTS5900:
buffer services with V100R013C00
CQIs 0 to 3 in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



CQIs 4 to 7 in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

CQIs 8 to 10 in a
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

CQIs 11 to 15 in a
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

CQIs 16 to 20 in a
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

CQIs 21 to 25 in a
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



CQIs 26 to 30 in a
cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341994 VS.HSUPA.MaxPw Traffic of MAC-e/ BTS3900:

rLmt.Traffic MAC-i PDUs V100R013C00
received from BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSUPA UEs with V100R013C00
insufficient transmit BTS5900:
power in a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361698 VS.HSUPA.Virtual Average number of BTS3900:

CPC.UserNum.Me virtual CPC users in V100R010C10
an a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361699 VS.HSUPA.Virtual Average SIRtarget BTS3900:

CPC.SIRTargetDec decrease of virtual V100R010C10
.Mean CPC users in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361701 VS.HSUPA.Precise Average number of BTS3900:

ChEstUserNum.TT HSUPA 2 ms TTI V100R011C00
I2ms.Mean users enabled with BTS3900 WCDMA:
precise channel V100R011C00
estimation in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber.0 VS.HSUPA.LowRateTTI2msUserNumber
VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTAll VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTMor3
1.1.3.1 Cell Load on the Air Interface
Counters
50331850 VS.HSUPA.Loa Number of Cell BTS3900, U

dOutput.0 Ul Load BTS3900
Between 0db to WCDMA,
0.5db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 0.5db WCDMA,
to 1db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

to 1.5db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



to 2db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

to 2.5db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

to 3.0db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

to 3.5db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

to 4db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

5db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



6db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

7db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

8db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

9db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

10db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 10db WCDMA,
to 11db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



Between 11db WCDMA,
to 12db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 12db WCDMA,
to 13db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 13db WCDMA,
to 14db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 14db WCDMA,
to 15db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 15db WCDMA,
to 16db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 16db WCDMA,
to 18db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



Between 18db WCDMA,
to 20db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 20db WCDMA,
to 22db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 22db WCDMA,
to 26db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Between 26db WCDMA,
to 30db BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

dOutput.25 Ul Load above BTS3900
30db WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the distribution of cell load (that is, the ratio of the actual
RTWP in a cell to the reference RTWP) on the air interface during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The uplink Uu interface load is sampled every 2 ms within a measurement period. The
corresponding counter is incremented by 1 each time the uplink Uu interface load is within
the correponding load range.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-010210 CPC-DTX/DRX
WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
WRFD-160201 Interference Cancellation
WRFD-171212 (Phase 2)
WRFD-140204 Turbo IC
WRFD-010712 Turbo IC Phase 2
WRFD-151205 DC-HSUPA
LTE: None Adaptive Configuration of
Traffic Channel Power
offset for HSUPA
Flexible Power Control for
Uplink Low Data Rate
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


GSM: None
WRFD-010686 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
offset for HSUPA
Transmission
Adaptive RACH
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

1.1.3.2 Number of Uplink Overloads in a Cell
Counters
50331876 VS.HSUPA.Ov Number of BTS3900, U

erLoadNum times the uplink BTS3900
is overloaded in WCDMA,
a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of times the uplink overload occurs in a cell over
the air interface. Uplink cell overload over the air interface affects the HSUPA services.
Measurement Points
The Uu interface load factor is sampled every 2 ms within a measurement period. This
counter indicates the total number of times that the Uu interface load factor of the cell exceeds
the target value of the maximum uplink load factor in a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.OverLoadNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.3.3 E-AGCH Code Collision Ratio in a Cell
Counters
50341864 VS.HSUPA.AG Average ratio of BTS3900, U

CHCodeCollisi E-AGCH code BTS3900
on.Mean collisions in a WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331904 VS.HSUPA.AG Maximum ratio BTS3900, U

CHCodeCollisi of E-AGCH BTS3900
on.Max code collisions WCDMA,
in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the ratio of E-AGCH code collisions in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the calculated number of users that fail to send AGs due
to occupied E-AGCH codes is recorded A, and the calculated number of users that
successfully send AGs is recorded B. The ratio of E-AGCH code collisions is A/(A+B). This
counter is sampled every five seconds. VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCollision.Mean measures the
average of these sampling results within a measurement period.
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCollision.Max measures the maximum of these sampling results
within a measurement period. Note that these counters involve only the users with the local
cell as the serving cell, and the users that fail to send AGs within the previous measurement
period and then reattempt to send AGs with the next measurement period are also included.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCol Multi-mode: None

lision.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061402 Enhanced Fast UL
LTE: None Scheduling
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCol Multi-mode: None

lision.Max GSM: None
1.1.3.4 Statistics on AGCH Utilization in a Cell
Counters
50341865 VS.HSUPA.AG average number BTS3900, U

CHCodeUtil.M of AGCH usage BTS3900
ean ratio WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331903 VS.HSUPA.AG Max value of BTS3900, U

CHCodeUtil.M AGCH usage BTS3900
ax ratio WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the statistics on the E-AGCH utilization in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of used E-AGCHs in all
scheduling periods. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the total number of
configured E-AGCHs in all scheduling periods of the measurement period. Assume that this
value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples the value of

VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Mean in each sampling period (5s) and takes the maximum

sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil Multi-mode: None

.Mean GSM: None
VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil Multi-mode: None

.Max GSM: None
1.1.3.5 Number of HSUPA Users with Data Transmission in a Cell
Counters
50341850 VS.HSUPA.Dat Average BTS3900, U

aUserNum.Mea number of BTS3900
n HSUPA users WCDMA,
that transmit BTS5900,
data in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341851 VS.HSUPA.Dat Maximum BTS3900, U

aUserNum.Max number of BTS3900
HSUPA users WCDMA,
that transmit BTS5900,
data in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of HSUPA users with data
transmission in each TTI during a measurement period in a cell.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of HSUPA users with
data transmission in all TTIs. This counter is counted once for HSUPA users with 2 ms TTI
and five times for HSUPA users with 10 ms TTI. Assume that this value is A and the number
of TTIs in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Mean = A/B. The
NodeB samples the value of VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Mean in each sampling period (5s)
and takes the maximum sampled value within the measurement period as
VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Max. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in
the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
WRFD-010639 Package
WRFD-140211 96 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-181204 Dynamic Target RoT
Adjustment
LTE: None
Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP
(Joint Reception)
VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.1.3.6 Number of Scheduled HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341852 VS.HSUPA.Sch Average BTS3900, U

eduleUserNum. number of BTS3900
Mean scheduled WCDMA,
HSUPA users in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341853 VS.HSUPA.Sch Maximum BTS3900, U

eduleUserNum. number of BTS3900
Max scheduled WCDMA,
HSUPA users in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum number of scheduled HSUPA
users in each TTI during a measurement period in a cell. When an HSUPA user is scheduled,
the NodeB sends the RG UP, RG DOWN, or AG grant to the HSUPA user.
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of scheduled HSUPA
users in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the number of TTIs in the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Mean = A/B. The NodeB samples the value
of VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Mean in each sampling period (5s) and takes the maximum
sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Max. For
DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the
supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserN Multi-mode: None

um.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Enhanced Fast UL
Scheduling
VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserN Multi-mode: None

um.Max GSM: None
LTE: None Enhanced Fast UL
Scheduling
1.1.3.7 Proportion of Power-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341854 VS.HSUPA.Ma Ratio of the BTS3900, U

xPwrLmtUserR number of BTS3900
atio HSUPA users WCDMA,
with limited BTS5900,
UPH to the total
number of BTS5900
HSUPA users in WCDMA
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of HSUPA users with limited UE
Power Headroom (UPH) to the total number of HSUPA users in a cell. The power is limited
when the rate requested by the UE to send buffered data is higher than the maximum
permissible transmit rate indicated in the UPH field. For more information about UPH, see
section "9.2.5.3.2 Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
During the measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of power-limited HSUPA
users in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs

in the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmtUserRatio = A/B. If the power

of an HSUPA user is limited several times during the measurement period, the NodeB counts
the user repeatedly. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmtUs Multi-mode: None

erRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061203 HSUPA Power Control
WRFD-01061401 HSUPA E-AGCH Power
WRFD-171212 Control (Based on CQI or
HS-SCCH)
WRFD-151205
Coverage Expansion Under
LTE: None Interference
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.1.3.8 Proportion of Load-Limited HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341855 VS.HSUPA.Lef Ratio of the BTS3900, U

tPwrLmtUserR number of BTS3900
atio HSUPA users WCDMA,
with limited BTS5900,
uplink load to
the total BTS5900
number of WCDMA
HSUPA users in
a cell

Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of HSUPA users whose requested rate
fails to be reached because of limited load over the air interface to the total number of HSUPA
users in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of HSUPA users whose
requested rate fails to be reached because of limited load over the air interface in all TTIs.
Assume that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs in the
measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.LeftPwrLmtUserRatio = A/B. If the load of an
HSUPA user is limited several times during the measurement period, the NodeB counts the
user repeatedly. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the anchor
carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LeftPwrLmtUse Multi-mode: None

rRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061202 HSUPA Admission Control
WRFD-01061402 Enhanced Fast UL
WRFD-140211 Scheduling
Adjustment
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

1.1.3.9 Number of Unhappy HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331877 VS.HSUPA.Un Number of BTS3900, U

HappyUserNu Unhappy BTS3900
m HSUPA users in WCDMA,
a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of unhappy HSUPA users in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when the NodeB finds that the happy bit value carried by an HSUPA
user is unhappy in MAC-e scheduling. For more information about the happy bit, see section
"9.2.5.3.1 Happy Bit" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0). This counter is counted once for
HSUPA 2 ms TTI users and five times for HSUPA 10 ms TTI users. For DC-HSUPA users,
the preceding counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier
separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserN Multi-mode: None

um GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061211 20 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
WRFD-140211 Package
LTE: None Dynamic Target RoT
Adjustment

1.1.3.10 Ratio of Unhappy HSUPA Users to Total HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341849 VS.HSUPA.Un Ratio of the BTS3900, U

HappyUserNu number of BTS3900
mRatio Unhappy WCDMA,
HSUPA users to BTS5900,
the total
number of BTS5900
HSUPA users in WCDMA
a cell
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the number of unhappy HSUPA users to the total
number of HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period. For more information about
unhappy, see section "9.2.5.3.1 Happy Bit" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total number of unhappy HSUPA users
in all TTIs. Assume that this value is A and the total number of HSUPA users in all TTIs in
the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserNumRatio = A/B. If an
HSUPA user reports the unhappy state several times during the measurement period, the
NodeB counts the user repeatedly.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserN Multi-mode: None

umRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061211 20 HSUPA Users per Cell
WRFD-010612 HSUPA Introduction
WRFD-140211 Package
LTE: None Dynamic Target RoT
Adjustment
1.1.3.11 Average Number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA Users at Different Rates in a Cell
Counters
50341892 VS.HSUPA.Lo Average BTS3900, U

wRateTTI2msU number of 2 ms BTS3900
serNumber TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
users at a rate BTS5900,
lower than or
equal to 23.25 BTS5900
kbit/s in a cell WCDMA
50341870 VS.HSUPA.TTI Average BTS3900, U

2msUserNumbe number of 2 ms BTS3900
r.0 TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
of below 150
kbit/s in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

users at a rate in BTS5900,
the range of
[150 kbit/s,700 BTS5900
kbit/s) in a cell WCDMA



the range of
[700 kbit/s, BTS5900
1500 kbit/s) in a WCDMA
cell

the range of
[1500 kbit/s, BTS5900
cell

the range of
[3000 kbit/s, BTS5900
cell

the range of
[4000 kbit/s, BTS5900
12000 kbit/s) in WCDMA
a cell
Description
These counters measure the average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at different rates in a
cell within a measurement period.
Measurement Points
The number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users at different MAC-e/i rates is sampled every 100 ms.
At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is A, and the number of samples
is B. The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber = A/B. For
DC-HSUPA users or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured in each cell.
Rate at the HSUPA MAC-e/i layer = Traffic of MAC-e/i TRBs correctly received from
HSUPA users within a measurement period/Online duration for HSUPA users within the
measurement period.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LowRateTTI2m Multi-mode: None

sUserNumber GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160205 CE Efficiency Improvement
WRFD-140222 for HSUPA TTI 2ms
WRFD-151205 Adaptive Adjustment of
HSUPA Small Target
LTE: None Retransmissions
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNu Multi-mode: None

mber.0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150206 Turbo IC
WRFD-151205 HSUPA Small Target
Retransmissions
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

mber.1 GSM: None
WRFD-151205 HSUPA Small Target
Retransmissions
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


mber.2 GSM: None
WRFD-151205 Uplink CoMP (Joint
LTE: None Reception)

mber.3 GSM: None

mber.4 GSM: None

mber.5 GSM: None

1.1.3.12 Average Number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA Users at Different Rates in a Cell
Counters

10msUserNum number of 10 BTS3900
ber.0 ms TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
of interval 0 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 1 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 2 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 3 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 4 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 5 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA



of interval 6 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

of interval 7 in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters measure the average number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA users at different rate
intervals in a cell within a measurement period, reflecting the distribution of HSUPA users at
these rate intervals.
Here,
Interval 0 ranges from 0 kbit/s (included) to 50 kbit/s.
Measurement Points
The number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA users at different MAC-e/i rates is sampled every 100 ms.
At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated value is A, and the number of samples
is B. The formula for calculating this counter is: VS.HSUPA.TTI10msUserNumber = A/B.
For DC-HSUPA users or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured in each
cell. Rate at the HSUPA MAC-e/i layer = Traffic of MAC-e/i TRBs correctly received from
HSUPA users within a measurement period/Online duration for HSUPA users within the
measurement period.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TTI10msUserN Multi-mode: None

umber.0 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

umber.1 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

umber.2 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


umber.3 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

umber.4 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

umber.5 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

umber.6 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)


umber.7 GSM: None
WRFD-140222 Package
HSUPA Small Target
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.1.3.13 Average Number of Valid Time-Division Scheduling Users in a Cell
Counters
50341868 VS.HSUPA.TD Average BTS3900, U

MUserNum.Me number of valid BTS3900
an time-division WCDMA,
scheduling BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of valid time-division scheduling users in a
cell.When the time-division scheduling takes effect, the number of time-division scheduling
users in the cell is not 0.
Measurement Points
The number of valid HSUPA time-division scheduling users is sampled every 5s within a
measurement period. The sum of sampling results at the end of a measurement period is
recorded as A. The number of sampling times in a measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum.Mean=A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division
1.1.3.14 Number of TTIs with HSUPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50331878 VS.HSUPA.Use Number of BTS3900, U

rTtiNum TTIs in which BTS3900
at least one WCDMA,
HSUPA user BTS5900,
exists in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs when at least one HSUPA user exists in a
cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured when at least one HSUPA user exists in a TTI each time MAC-e
scheduling is performed. For DC-HSUPA users, the preceding counter is measured in the
anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UserTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.3.15 Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits Data in a
Cell
Counters
50331879 VS.HSUPA.Dat Number of BTS3900, U

aTtiNum TTIs in which BTS3900
HSUPA users WCDMA,
transmit data in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user
transmits data in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least an HSUPA user transmits data in
MAC-e scheduling. There is data transmission within a TTI if at least an HSUPA user
transmits data in the TTI. This counter is counted once for HSUPA 2 ms TTI users and five
times for HSUPA 10 ms TTI users. A DC-HSUPA user is regarded as an HSUPA user in each
anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA users, the counter is measured in
the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
WRFD-191209 Adjustment
LTE: None CPC-DTX/DRX
Uplink Enhanced
CELL_FACH
Transmission
E-DPCCH Boosting
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

1.1.3.16 Number of TTIs in Which at Least One HSUPA User Transmits the TRB
Data in a Cell
Counters

aTtiNum.TRB TTIs in which BTS3900
HSUPA users WCDMA,
transmit TRB BTS5900,
data in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user
transmits the TRB data in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter indicates the number of TTIs in which at least an HSUPA user transmits the TRB
data in MAC-e scheduling in an HSUPA serving cell. There is data transmission within a TTI
if at least an HSUPA user transmits the TRB data in the TTI in an HSUPA serving cell. This
counter is counted once for HSUPA 2 ms TTI users and five times for HSUPA 10 ms TTI
users. A DC-HSUPA user is regarded as an HSUPA user in each anchor carrier and
supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA users, the counter is measured in the anchor carrier
and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.TR Multi-mode: None

B GSM: None
WRFD-010694 Package
LTE: None UL 16QAM

1.1.3.17 Number of HSUPA Users with Data Transmission under Different

Uplink Uu Loads in a Cell
Counters

aUserSumNum. HSUPA users BTS3900
ROTMor3 with data WCDMA,
under the 3 dB
or above uplink BTS5900
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell

under the 6 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell

under the 7 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell

under the 9 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell

under the 10 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell



under the 13 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell

under the 20 dB
Uu load in a WCDMA
cell
Description
The counters measure the number of HSUPA users with data transmission under different
uplink Uu loads in a cell. The average number of HSUPA users with data transmission under
different uplink Uu loads in a cell is calculated by dividing this counter by
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.ROTMorX.
Measurement Points
Map Uu loads, which are sampled every 100 ms, to corresponding counters within a
measurement period. Accumulate the number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA users every 100 ms, the
result of which is represented by N. Then, calculate the number of accumulated values of N
using the corresponding cell load counter within a measurement period. At the end of a
measurement period, the calculation result is the number of HSUPA users with data
transmission under different uplink Uu loads. For multi-carrier HSUPA users or users in
handover scenarios, these counters are measured in the cells with the anchor carrier and the
supplementary carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataUserSumN Multi-mode: None

um.ROTMor3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

1.1.3.18 Number of TTIs in Which HSUPA Users Have Data to Transmit under
Different Uplink Uu Loads in a Cell
Counters

aTtiNum.ROT TTIs in which BTS3900
Mor3 HSUPA users WCDMA,
have data to BTS5900,
transmit under
the 3 dB or BTS5900
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell

transmit under
the 6 dB or BTS5900
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell

transmit under
the 7 dB or BTS5900
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell

transmit under
the 9 dB or BTS5900
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell



transmit under
the 10 dB or BTS5900
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell

transmit under
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell

transmit under
above uplink WCDMA
Uu load in a
cell
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs in which HSUPA users have data to transmit
under different uplink Uu loads in a cell. Uu interface load indicates the ratio of the current
RTWP to the reference RTWP in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the number of TTIs in which HSUPA users have data to
transmit under different uplink Uu loads is measured in a cell. If at least one user transmits
data, there is data transmission within the TTI. For 2 ms TTI HSUPA users, this scenario is
measured once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA users, this scenario is measured five times. For DC-
HSUPA users or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured in each cell.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.R Multi-mode: None

OTMor3 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
Control Channel Parallel
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

OTMor6 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


OTMor7 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

OTMor9 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


OTMor10 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

OTMor13 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


OTMor20 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
1.1.3.19 HSUPA HARQ Distribution in a Cell
Counters
50331885 VS.HSUPA.AC Number of BTS3900, U

KTotal transmitted BTS3900
ACKs WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331886 VS.HSUPA.NA Number of BTS3900, U

CKTotal transmitted BTS3900
NACKs WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50331887 VS.HSUPA.DT Number of BTS3900, U

XTotal transmitted BTS3900
DTXs WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the HSUPA HARQ distribution in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB uses VS.HSUPA.ACKTotal to count the total
number of HI messages containing ACK on the E-HICH for HSUPA users,
VS.HSUPA.NACKTotal to count the total number of HI messages containing NACK on the
E-HICH for HSUPA users, and VS.HSUPA.DTXTotal to count the total number of HSUPA
users without data transmission in all TTIs. A DC-HSUPA user is regarded as an HSUPA user
in each anchor carrier and supplementary carrier. For DC-HSUPA users, the counter is
measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.ACKTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
LTE: None Dual Carriers over
Narrowband

VS.HSUPA.NACKTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband
VS.HSUPA.DTXTotal Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband
1.1.3.20 HSUPA MAC-e/MAC-i PDU Statistics in a Cell
Counters
50331888 VS.HSUPA.PD Number of BTS3900, U

UNum successfully BTS3900
received MAC- WCDMA,
e/MAC-i PDUs BTS5900,
from the UE in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
50331889 VS.HSUPA.Ret Number of BTS3900, U

ransPDUNum MAC-e/MAC-i BTS3900
PDUs to be WCDMA,
retransmitted by BTS5900,
the UE in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description

VS.HSUPA.PDUNum This counter measures the number of MAC-

e/MAC-i PDUs successfully received in the
serving cell from HSUPA UEs.
VS.HSUPA.RetransPDUNum This counter measures the number of

retransmitted MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs
received in the serving cell from HSUPA
UEs.
Measurement Points
The number of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs successfully received in the serving cell from HSUPA
UEs is sampled within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum
of these sampling results is defined as the value of VS.HSUPA.PDUNum. The number of
such PDUs received from E-RACH UEs is not counted into this counter. The number of
retransmitted MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received in the serving cell from HSUPA UEs is sampled
within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these
sampling results is defined as the value of VS.HSUPA.RetransPDUNum. The number of such
PDUs retransmitted by E-RACH UEs is not counted into this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.PDUNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband

VS.HSUPA.RetransPDUNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband
1.1.3.21 Cell Throughput of HSUPA Users Under Different Uplink Uu Loads
Counters
50341876 VS.HSUPA.Thr Cell throughput BTS3900, U

uput.ROTMor3 of HSUPA BTS3900
users under the WCDMA,
3 dB or above BTS5900,
uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA



0 users under the WCDMA,
uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uplink Uu load
BTS5900
WCDMA

uput.ROTAll of HSUPA BTS3900
users under all WCDMA,
uplink Uu loads BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters measure the cell throughput of HSUPA users under different uplink Uu loads.
Uu interface load indicates the ratio of the current RTWP to the reference RTWP in a cell.
Measurement Points
At the end of a measurement period, the traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i TRBs successfully received
from all HSUPA users under different uplink Uu loads is measured in a cell. For DC-HSUPA
users or users in handover scenarios, these counters are measured according to the actual
traffic in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTM Multi-mode: None

or3 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

or6 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


or7 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

or9 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


or10 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

or13 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2


or20 GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None Turbo IC
(Phase 3)
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2

VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTAl Multi-mode: None

l GSM: None
WRFD-010210 Package
WRFD-150206 (CCPIC)
LTE: None CPC-DTX/DRX
Uplink Enhanced
CELL_FACH
Transmission
E-DPCCH Boosting
GU@5 MHz Phase 1
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
1.1.3.22 Average/Maximum IC Efficiency in a Cell
Counters
50331892 VS.HSUPA.Ic. Average BTS3900, U

MeanEff Efficiency of BTS3900
Interference WCDMA,
Cancellation BTS5900,
(IC) in a Cell
BTS5900
WCDMA


50341858 VS.HSUPA.Ic. Maximum BTS3900, U

MaxEff Efficiency of BTS3900
Interference WCDMA,
Cancellation BTS5900,
(IC) in a Cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of RTWP difference to RTWP before IC in a
measurement period. RTWP difference means RTWP before IC minus RTWP after IC. These
counters represent the total IC efficiency in a cell. The total IC includes stage 1 IC (control
channel IC) and stage 2 IC (HSUPA IC).When the RRU3801C is used for a cell, the statistics
value is 0xffff, which is invalid.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB samples the IC efficiency in each sampling period
(5s) and adds up the sampled values. Assume that the sum is A and the number of samples
within the measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff = A/B. The NodeB takes
the maximum sampled value within the measurement period as VS.HSUPA.Ic.MaxEff.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference
WRFD-140202 Cancellation
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
VS.HSUPA.Ic.MaxEff Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010691 HSUPA UL Interference
WRFD-140202 Cancellation
GU@5 MHz Phase 2
1.1.3.23 Ratio of Unhappy HSUPA Users with SG Limit due to Resource

Insufficiency in a Cell
Counters
50341893 VS.HSUPA.SG Ratio of BTS3900, U

Lmt.UnHappyU Unhappy users BTS3900
serRatio.Iub with SG limit WCDMA,
due to Iub BTS5900,
resource
insufficiency in BTS5900
a cell WCDMA



serRatio.RTWP with SG limit WCDMA,
due to air BTS5900,
interface load
insufficiency in BTS5900
a cell WCDMA

serRatio.CE with SG limit WCDMA,
due to CE BTS5900,
insufficiency in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of Unhappy HSUPA users with scheduling grant
(SG) limit due to resource insufficiency to all Unhappy HSUPA users. SG limit means that the
SG value is decreased or remains unchanged. For details about SG, see 3GPP TS 25.321.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of Unhappy HSUPA users with SG limit due to
resource insufficiency and the number of all Unhappy HSUPA users are sampled every 2 ms.
At the end of the measurement period, the calculated value of Unhappy HSUPA users with
SG limit due to Iub resource insufficiency within each sampling period is recorded as A. The
calculated value of Unhappy HSUPA users with SG limit due to air interface load
insufficiency within each sampling period is recorded as B. The calculated value of Unhappy
HSUPA users with SG limit due to CE insufficiency within each sampling period is recorded
as C. The calculated value of Unhappy HSUPA users within each sampling period is recorded
as D.
A divided by D is used as the value of the VS.HSUPA.SGLmt.UnHappyUserRatio.Iub

counter.
B divided by D is used as the value of the VS.HSUPA.SGLmt.UnHappyUserRatio.RTWP

counter.
C divided by D is used as the value of the VS.HSUPA.SGLmt.UnHappyUserRatio.CE

counter.
Note that the number of Unhappy HSUPA users with SG limit due to resource insufficiency is
E-DCH serving RLS specific only.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.SGLmt.UnHapp Multi-mode: None

yUserRatio.Iub GSM: None
LTE: None Package

yUserRatio.RTWP GSM: None
LTE: None Package

yUserRatio.CE GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.3.24 Proportion of the Time When FDE is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341856 VS.HSUPA.FD Proportion of BTS3900, U

E.UtilizeTimeP the time when BTS3900
ermillage HSUPA users WCDMA,
use the FDE BTS5900,
mode in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of samples with HSUPA users using FDE to the total
samples with HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period. This counter is used to
evaluate the performance of the HSUPA FDE feature.
Remarks:

(Joint Reception) based on Coordinated BBU and Coverage Expansion Under Interferenceare
are introduced, the number of samples with HSUPA users using FDE includes the number of
samples with HSUPA users in the local cell using FDE and the number of samples with
coordinating links for UL CoMP (joint reception) users in other cells using FDE in the local
cell.
Coordinating link: Link specifically established by the NodeB for UL CoMP (joint reception)
users. The link is transparent to the RNC and UEs.
CoMP(Joint Reception), UL CoMP (Joint Reception) based on Coordinated BBU, or
Coverage Expansion Under Interference is enabled.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of TTIs in which at least one
HSUPA user uses FDE. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of TTIs in
which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period. Assume
that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.FDE.UtilizeTimePermillage = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.FDE.UtilizeTim Multi-mode: None

ePermillage GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010692 HSUPA FDE
LTE: None

1.1.3.25 Proportion of the Time When 16QAM is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341857 VS.HSUPA. Proportion of BTS3900, U

16QAM.Utilize the time when BTS3900
TimePermillage HSUPA users WCDMA,
uses the BTS5900,
16QAM mode
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of samples with HSUPA users using 16QAM to the
total samples with HSUPA users in a cell during a measurement period. This counter is used
to evaluate the performance of the UL 16QAM feature.
Remarks:
are introduced, the number of samples with HSUPA users using 16QAM includes the number
of samples with HSUPA users in the local cell using 16QAM and the number of samples with
coordinating links for UL CoMP (joint reception) users in other cells using 16QAM in the
local cell.
Measurement Points
HSUPA user uses 16QAM. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of
TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period.
Assume that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.16QAM.UtilizeTimePermillage = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA. Multi-mode: None

16QAM.UtilizeTimePermil- GSM: None
lage
UMTS: WRFD-010694 UL 16QAM
LTE: None
1.1.3.26 Proportion of the Time When Boosting is Used in a Cell
Counters
50341859 VS.HSUPA.Bo Ratio of the BTS3900, U

osting.UtilizeTi utilize time of BTS3900
meRatio boosting in a WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the Boosting usage in a cell during a measurement period.
This counter is used to evaluate the performance of the E-DPCCH Boosting feature.
Remarks:
are introduced, the number of samples with HSUPA users using Boosting includes the number
of samples with HSUPA users in the local cell using Boosting and the number of samples with
coordinating links for UL CoMP (joint reception) users in other cells using Boosting in the
local cell.
Measurement Points
HSUPA user uses Boosting. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts the number of
TTIs in which at least one HSUPA user camps on the cell during the measurement period.
Assume that this value is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.Boosting.UtilizeTimeRatio = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Boosting.Utilize Multi-mode: None

TimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010697 E-DPCCH Boosting
LTE: None
1.1.3.27 Possibility of the Active Anti-Interference Scheduling Algorithm in a

Cell
Counters
50341866 VS.HSUPA.Ant The anti- BTS3900, U

iInterfSch.ActR intereference BTS3900
atio scheduling WCDMA,
algrithm active BTS5900,
ratio
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the possibility of the active anti-interference scheduling
algorithm in a cell during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of TTIs in which the anti-
interference scheduling algorithm is active. Assume that this value is A. The NodeB counts
the number of TTIs in which the switch for anti-interference scheduling is turned on during
the measurement period. Assume that this value is B. Then,
VS.HSUPA.AntiInterfSch.ActRatio = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AntiInterfSch.A Multi-mode: None

ctRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020136 Anti-Interference
LTE: None Scheduling for HSUPA
1.1.3.28 Time-Division Scheduling Algorithm Validity Probability in a Cell
Counters
50341869 VS.HSUPA.TD Time-division BTS3900, U

MSch.ActRatio scheduling BTS3900
algorithm WCDMA,
validity BTS5900,
probability in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the time-division scheduling algorithm validity probability in a cell.
This counter is used to evaluate the performance of the HSUPA Time Division Scheduling
feature. When the time-division scheduling takes effect, the number of time-division
scheduling users in the cell is not 0.
Measurement Points
The number of periods for valid HSUPA time-division scheduling is sampled every five
seconds. At the end of a measurement period, for example, 15 minutes, the sum of these
sampling results is reported. The time-division scheduling algorithm validity probability is
equal to the result of the sum of the sampling results divided by the sampling times.
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TDMSch.ActRa Multi-mode: None

tio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150222 HSUPA Time Division
1.1.3.29 Number of Transitions from Using All HARQ Processes to Using A

Single HARQ Process In the Cell
Counters
50331957 VS.HSUPA.Allt Number of BTS3900, U

oSingleHARQ transitions from BTS3900
Num.RTWPCo using all HARQ WCDMA,
ng processes to BTS5900,
using a single
HARQ process BTS5900
due to limited WCDMA
RTWP in the
cell
50331958 VS.HSUPA.Allt Number of BTS3900, U

oSingleHARQ transitions from BTS3900
Num.CECong using all HARQ WCDMA,
processes to BTS5900,
using a single
HARQ process BTS5900
due to limited WCDMA
CEs in the cell
Description
For more information about HARQ, see section "9.2.5.1 HARQ information" in 3GPP TS
25.321 (v10.10.0).

VS.HSUPA.AlltoSingleHARQ- This counter measures the number of

Num.RTWPCong transitions from using all HARQ processes
to using a single HARQ process due to
limited RTWP in the cell.

Num.CECong transitions from using all HARQ processes
to using a single HARQ process due to
limited CEs in the cell.
Measurement Points
The following table describes the Measurement Points of each counter.
Counter Name Measurement Points

Num.RTWPCong transitions from using all HARQ processes
to using a single HARQ process within a
measurement period due to limited RTWP
in the service cell.

Num.CECong transitions from using all HARQ processes
to using a single HARQ process within a
measurement period due to limited CEs in
the serving cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.AlltoSingleHA Multi-mode: None

RQNum.RTWPCong GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160213 Turbo IC Phase 2
LTE: None

VS.HSUPA.AlltoSingleHA Multi-mode: None

RQNum.CECong GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160205 CE Efficiency Improvement
LTE: None for HSUPA TTI 2ms
1.1.3.30 Number of Transitions from Using A Single HARQ Process to Using All
HARQ Processes In the Cell
Counters
50331959 VS.HSUPA.Sin Number of BTS3900, U

gletoAllHARQ Transitions BTS3900
Num from Using A WCDMA,
Single HARQ BTS5900,
Process to
Using All BTS5900
HARQ WCDMA
Processes In the
Cell
Description
This counter measures the number of transitions from using a single HARQ process to using
all HARQ processes in the cell. For more information about HARQ, see section "9.2.5.1
HARQ information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
This counter measures the number of transitions from using a single HARQ process to using
all HARQ processes within a measurement period in the serving cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.SingletoAllHA Multi-mode: None

RQNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160213 Turbo IC Phase 2
WRFD-160205 CE Efficiency Improvement
LTE: None for HSUPA TTI 2ms
1.1.3.31 Ratio of SIs That Are Reported by HSUPA Users and Meet Power Limit
Conditions in a Cell
Counters
50341898 VS.HSUPA.UP Ratio of SIs BTS3900, U

HLmtRatio.SI That Are BTS3900
Reported by WCDMA,
HSUPA Users BTS5900,
and Meet
Power Limit BTS5900
Conditions in a WCDMA
Cell
Description
This counter measures the ratio of SIs that are reported by HSUPA users and meet power limit
conditions to all reported SIs in a cell. The power is considered insufficient if the maximum
allowed transmit rate, which can be measured by using the UE Power Headroom (UPH), is
less than the rate requested by transmit buffer included in the scheduling information. For
details about SI and UPH, see section 9.2.5.3.2 "Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the amount of scheduling information (SI) that is reported by
HSUPA users and meets the power limit conditions in a cell is recorded as A. The total
number of SIs reported by all HSUPA users in the cell is recorded as B. Then,
VS.HSUPA.UPHLmtRatio.SI = A/B. For a DC-HSUPA user, the corresponding counter is
Formula
None

Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.UPHLmtRatio. Multi-mode: None

SI GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061203 HSUPA Power Control
WRFD-181204 Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP
LTE: None (Joint Reception)
1.1.3.32 Number of Times UPH Values Reported by HSUPA 2 ms TTI Users Are
Within Each Interval
Counters
50331971 VS.HSUPA. Number of BTS3900, U

2msTTI.UPH.0 times UPH BTS3900
values reported WCDMA,
by HSUPA 2 BTS5900,
ms TTI users in
a cell are within BTS5900
interval 0 WCDMA

by HSUPA 2 BTS5900,
ms TTI users in
interval 1 WCDMA

by HSUPA 2 BTS5900,
ms TTI users in
interval 2 WCDMA



by HSUPA 2 BTS5900,
ms TTI users in
interval 3 WCDMA
Description
These counters measure the number of times UPH values are within different intervals
according to the scheduling information (SI) reported by HSUPA 2ms TTI users, reflecting
the distribution of uplink coverage for users in the cell.
The UE Power Headroom (UPH) indicates the ratio of the maximum UE transmission power
to the corresponding DPCCH code power. For more information, see section "9.2.5.3.2
Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
Here,
Interval 0 ranges from 0 db (included) to 7 db.
Interval 3 ranges from 13 db (included) to 31 db (included).
Measurement Points
Each time the NodeB receives scheduling information (SI) from an HSUPA 2 ms TTI user
within a measurement period, the number of times the UPH value contained in the SI is
within the corresponding interval is measured in the serving cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.UPH.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-171209 Package
WRFD-181204 Coverage Improvement for
HSUPA 2 ms TTI Ues
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

GSM: None
WRFD-171209 Package
HSUPA 2 ms TTI Ues
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

GSM: None
WRFD-171209 Package
HSUPA 2 ms TTI Ues
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

GSM: None
WRFD-171209 Package
HSUPA 2 ms TTI Ues
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

1.1.3.33 Number of TTIs in which HSUPA UEs that perform uplink full buffer
services with have data to transmit under Different CQIs in a cell
Counters
50331987 VS.HSUPA.Ful Number of BTS3900, U

lBuffer.DataTti TTIs in which BTS3900
Num.CQI0to3 HSUPA UEs WCDMA,
that perform BTS5900,
uplink full
buffer services BTS5900
with CQIs 0 to WCDMA
3 have data to
transmit in a
cell

uplink full
7 have data to
transmit in a
cell

uplink full
10 have data to
transmit in a
cell

5 that perform BTS5900,
uplink full
15 have data to
transmit in a
cell



uplink full
20 have data to
transmit in a
cell

uplink full
25 have data to
transmit in a
cell

uplink full
30 have data to
transmit in a
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which uplink TRBs are received over the HSPA
service link from UEs that perform uplink full buffer services within the corresponding CQI
range in a cell.
Uplink full buffer services: If the total E-DCH buffer status (TEBS) index is greater than or
equal to 18 in a period, the services in the period are full buffer services. For details about the
TEBS index, see section 9.2.5.3.2 "Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (V11.6.0).
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB sums up the number of TTIs in which the Mac-e/
Mac-i TRBs are received over the HSPA service link from UEs that perform uplink full buffer
services with different CQI ranges in a cell, including the number of TTIs in which TRBs are
retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from multiple UEs within a TTI, this
counter is repeatedly measured.

For 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs, this
counter is measured five times.
This counter is measured for HSPA UEs supporting both HSDPA and HSUPA. For UEs
supporting both multi-carrier HSDPA and SC-HSUPA, this counter is measured only on the
primary carrier. For DC-HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured separately on the primary and
secondary carriers. The CQI range is determined based on the single-stream CQI for MIMO
UEs. For details about single-stream CQIs, see section "6A.2.2 CQI definition when the UE is
configured in MIMO mode" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (V11.6.0).
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.FullBuffer.Data Multi-mode: None

TtiNum.CQI0to3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package


LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package
1.1.3.34 Number of TTIs in which MAC-e/MAC-i data is received from HSUPA

UEs with insufficient transmit power in a cell
Counters
50331995 VS.HSUPA.Ma Number of BTS3900, U

xPwrLmt.DataT TTIs in which BTS3900
tiNum MAC-e/MAC-i WCDMA,
data is received BTS5900,
from HSUPA
UEs with BTS5900
insufficient WCDMA
transmit power
in a cell
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which MAC-e/MAC-i data is received over the
HSUPA service link from UEs with insufficient transmit power in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB sums up the number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i
data is received from HSUPA UEs with insufficient transmit power in the serving cell,

including the number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i data is retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i

data is received from multiple UEs within a TTI, this counter is repeatedly measured.
The UE transmit power is considered insufficient if the maximum allowed transmit rate,
which can be measured by using the UE power headroom (UPH), is smaller than the rate
requested by the transmit buffer included in the scheduling information. For details about the
UPH, see section 9.2.5.3.2 "Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
For 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs, this
counter is measured five times. For DC-HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured separately on
the primary and secondary carriers.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmt.Da Multi-mode: None

taTtiNum GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.3.35 HSUPA Mac-d TRB data volume in the cell
Counters
50332378 VS.HSUPA.Tra HSUPA Mac-d BTS3900, U

ffic.TRB TRB data BTS3900
volume in the WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the Mac-d TRB data volume sent by HSUPA users in the serving cell.

Measurement Points
The traffic volume of Mac-d TRB PDUs successfully received from HSUPA users in the
serving cell is accumulated within a measurement period. A DC-HSUPA user is regarded as
one HSUPA user in the primary carrier and one HSUPA user in the secondary carrier, and this
counter is measured in the two carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Traffic.TRB Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
WRFD-010694 Package
LTE: None UL 16QAM
1.1.3.36 Number of TTIs in which HSUPA Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received in a

cell
Counters

2msPDU.TTI.N TTIs in which BTS3900
um HSUPA 2 ms WCDMA,
Mac-e/Mac-i BTS5900,
TRBs are
cell WCDMA

10msPDU.TTI. TTIs in which BTS3900
Num HSUPA 10 ms WCDMA,
Mac-e/Mac-i BTS5900,
TRBs are
cell WCDMA

Description
VS.HSUPA.2msPDU.TTI.Num This counter measures the number of TTIs

during which the NodeB receives Mac-e/
Mac-i TRBs from HSUPA 2 ms TTI users
in the serving cell. This counter indicates
the period of time during which HSUPA 2
ms TTI users have TRB data to transmit.
VS.HSUPA.10msPDU.TTI.Num This counter measures the number of TTIs

during which the NodeB receives Mac-e/
Mac-i TRBs from HSUPA 10 ms TTI users
in the serving cell. This counter indicates
the period of time during which HSUPA 10
ms TTI users have TRB data to transmit and
does not include the TTIs during which the
WBBPa board receives Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs
from HSUPA 10 ms TTI users.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from HSUPA 2 ms TTI users
in the serving cell is accumulated within a measurement period, including the number of TTIs
in which TRBs are retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from multiple users in a
TTI, the VS.HSUPA.2msPDU.TTI.Num counter is repeatedly measured.
The number of TTIs in which Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from HSUPA 10 ms TTI users
in the serving cell is accumulated within a measurement period, including the number of TTIs
in which TRBs are retransmitted. If Mac-e/Mac-i TRBs are received from multiple users in a
TTI, the VS.HSUPA.10msPDU.TTI.Num counter is repeatedly measured.
For a DC-HSUPA user, the corresponding counter is measured in the primary and secondary
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

2msPDU.TTI.Num GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
WRFD-181204 Dual Carriers over
Narrowband
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)

10msPDU.TTI.Num GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)
1.1.3.37 Average number of HSUPA users with Turbo IC enabled in a cell
Counters
50332385 VS.HSUPA.Tur Average BTS3900, U

boIC.Number number of BTS3900
HSUPA users WCDMA,
with Turbo IC BTS5900,
enabled in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of HSUPA users enabled with Turbo IC in an
HSUPA cell. This counter is used to evaluate the Turbo IC feature.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total number of HSUPA users
enabled with Turbo IC(including 2 ms TTI HSUPA and 10 ms TTI HSUPA) in all sampling

periods with each lasting for 10 ms and records the accumulated number in the measurement
period as A. At the same time, the NodeB counts the number of sampling periods in the
measurement period and records the number as B. Then, VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Number = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Numbe Multi-mode: None

r GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.3.38 Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 2 ms TTI HSUPA users in a

cell
Counters
50332386 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900, U

2msTTI.Traffic e/Mac-i PDUs BTS3900
received from 2 WCDMA,
ms TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from all 2 ms
TTI HSUPA users.
Measurement Points
The traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from 2 ms TTI HSUPA users is sampled
in each TTI within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. This counter is measured in the
serving cell. If SRB over EDCH is enabled, this counter is not incremented when a UE

transmits only SRB data. For DC-HSUPA users, this counter is measured in primary carrier
and secondary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.Traffic Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010614 HSUPA Phase 2
WRFD-181204 Narrowband
LTE: None Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP
(Joint Reception)
1.1.3.39 Traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs received from 10 ms TTI HSUPA users in a

cell
Counters
50332387 VS.HSUPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900, U

10msTTI.Traffi e/Mac-i PDUs BTS3900
c received from WCDMA,
10 ms TTI BTS5900,
HSUPA users in
a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from all 10
ms TTI HSUPA users.
Measurement Points
The traffic of Mac-e/Mac-i PDUs correctly received from 10 ms TTI HSUPA users is sampled
in each TTI within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of

these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. This counter is measured in the
serving cell. If SRB over EDCH is enabled, this counter is not incremented when a UE
transmits only SRB data. For DC-HSUPA users, this counter is measured in primary carrier
and secondary carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features

10msTTI.Traffic GSM: None
WRFD-191212 Package
Narrowband
LTE: None
(Joint Reception)
1.1.3.40 Average number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a
cell
Counters
50332498 VS.HSUPA. Average BTS3900, U

10msTTI.CCH Number of 10 BTS3900
OLPC.UserNu ms TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
m.Mean UEs in the CCH BTS5900,
OLPC state in a
Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description

VS.HSUPA. This counter measures the average number

10msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserNum.Mean of HSUPA 10 ms TTI UEs in the CCH
OLPC state in a cell. If this counter is not
zero, the Uplink Control Channel OLPC
feature has taken effect.
When outer-loop power control is
performed for UEs based on uplink data
channel quality, the UEs are considered to
be in the DCH OLPC state. When outer-
loop power control is performed for UEs
based on uplink control channel quality, the
UEs are considered to be in the CCH OLPC
state.
Measurement Points
The number of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state is sampled in a cell every 100
ms. At the end of the measurement period, dividing the accumulated value in the period by
samples is defined as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

10msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserN GSM: None
um.Mean
UMTS: WRFD-171203 Uplink Control Channel
LTE: None OLPC

1.1.3.41 Average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state in a
cell
Counters

2msTTI.CCHO Number of 2 ms BTS3900
LPC.UserNum. TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
Mean UEs in the CCH BTS5900,
OLPC state in a
Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.HSUPA. This counter measures the average number

2msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserNum.Mean of HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs in the CCH OLPC
state in a cell. If this counter is not zero, the
Uplink Control Channel OLPC feature has
taken effect.
When outer-loop power control is
performed for UEs based on uplink data
channel quality, the UEs are considered to
be in the DCH OLPC state. When outer-
loop power control is performed for UEs
based on uplink control channel quality, the
UEs are considered to be in the CCH OLPC
state.
Measurement Points
The number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state is sampled in a cell every 100
ms. At the end of the measurement period, dividing the accumulated value in the period by
samples is defined as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

2msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserNu GSM: None
m.Mean
LTE: None OLPC
1.1.3.42 Average SIRtarget decrease of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC
state in a cell
Counters

10msTTI.CCH SIRtarget BTS3900
OLPC.SIRTarg decrease of 10 WCDMA,
etDec.Mean ms TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
UEs in the CCH
OLPC state in a BTS5900
Cell WCDMA
Description
VS.HSUPA. This counter measures the average decrease

10msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean in the target SIR of HSUPA 10 ms TTI UEs
in the CCH OLPC state in a cell compared
with the target SIR of these UEs in the DCH
OLPC state. It is used to evaluate the gains
yielded by the Uplink Control Channel
OLPC feature.
Measurement Points
SIRtarget decrease of 10 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state is sampled in a cell
every 100 ms. The SIRtarget decrease is equal to SIRtarget in the DCH OLPC state minus
SIRtarget in the CCH OLPC state, in the unit of dB. SIRtarget decrease within this sampling
period is obtained by dividing the accumulated decrease from all such UEs by the total

number of UEs. At the end of the measurement period, dividing the accumulated value in the
measurement period by samples is defined as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
dB
Related Features

10msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTa GSM: None
rgetDec.Mean
LTE: None OLPC
1.1.3.43 Average SIRtarget decrease of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC
state in a cell
Counters

2msTTI.CCHO SIRtarget BTS3900
LPC.SIRTarget decrease of 2 WCDMA,
Dec.Mean ms TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
UEs in the CCH
OLPC state in a BTS5900
Cell WCDMA
Description

VS.HSUPA. This counter measures the average decrease

2msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean in the target SIR of HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs
in the CCH OLPC state in a cell compared
with the target SIR of these UEs in the DCH
OLPC state. It is used to evaluate the gains
yielded by the Uplink Control Channel
OLPC feature.
Measurement Points
SIRtarget decrease of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the CCH OLPC state is sampled in a cell
every 100 ms. The SIRtarget decrease is equal to SIRtarget in the DCH OLPC state minus
SIRtarget in the CCH OLPC state, in the unit of dB. SIRtarget decrease within this sampling
period is obtained by dividing the accumulated decrease from all such UEs by the total
number of UEs. At the end of the measurement period, dividing the accumulated value in the
measurement period by samples is defined as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
dB
Related Features

2msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTar GSM: None
getDec.Mean
LTE: None OLPC

1.1.3.44 Average Number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs in the Virtual Power Scaling
State in a Cell
Counters

2msTTI.VPSUs Number of BTS3900
erNum.Mean HSUPA 2 ms WCDMA,
TTI UEs in the BTS5900,
Virtual Power
Scaling State in BTS5900
a Cell WCDMA
Description
This counter indicates the average number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the virtual power
scaling state in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate the performance of the Coverage
Improvement for HSUPA 2 ms TTI UEs feature.
Measurement Points
The total number of 2 ms TTI HSUPA UEs in the virtual power scaling state is measured
every 2 ms in a cell within a measurement period. Assume that the measured number is A,
and the total number of samples within a measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.
2msTTI.VPSUserNum.Mean = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

2msTTI.VPSUserNum.Mea GSM: None
n
UMTS: WRFD-171209 Coverage Improvement for
LTE: None HSUPA 2 ms TTI Ues

1.1.3.45 Average Number of HSUPA 10 ms TTI Users Enabled with Turbo IC in a

Cell
Counters
50332507 VS.HSUPA.Tur Average BTS3900, U

boIC.Number.T Number of BTS3900
TI10ms HSUPA 10 ms WCDMA,
TTI Users BTS5900,
Enabled with
Turbo IC in a BTS5900
Cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of HSUPA 10 ms TTI users enabled with Turbo IC
in an HSUPA cell to evaluate the Turbo IC enhancement feature.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total number of HSUPA 10 ms TTI
users enabled with Turbo IC in all sampling periods with each lasting for 10 ms and records
the accumulated number in the measurement period as A. At the same time, the NodeB counts
the number of sampling periods in the measurement period and records the number as B.
Then, VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Number.TTI10ms = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Numbe Multi-mode: None

r.TTI10ms GSM: None
LTE: None

1.1.3.46 Average number of inter-NodeB UL CoMP users in a cell
Counters
50332623 VS.HSUPA.Inte Average BTS3900, U

rNodeBUlCoM number of inter- BTS3900
P.UserNum NodeB UL WCDMA,
CoMP users in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average number of HSUPA users selected for UL CoMP in a cell
enabled with Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception).
VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMP.UserNum This counter provides the average number

of HSUPA users selected for UL CoMP in a
cell enabled with Inter-NodeB Uplink
CoMP (Joint Reception).
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the total number of HSUPA users selected for UL CoMP in a cell
enabled with Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) every 5 s within a measurement
period. Assume that the measured number is A, and the total number of samples within the
measurement period is B. Then, VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMP.UserNum = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlC Multi-mode: None

oMP.UserNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-181204 Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP
1.1.3.47 Average Number of Coordinating Links for Enhanced Inter-NodeB UL

CoMP in a Cell
Counters
50332638 VS.HSUPA.Inte Average BTS3900, U

rNodeBUlCoM Number of BTS3900
PEnhance.Coor Coordinating WCDMA,
dinatingRL Links for BTS5900,
Enhanced Inter-
NodeB UL BTS5900
CoMP in a Cell WCDMA
Description
The counter measures the average number of HSUPA coordinating links selected for UL
CoMP in a cell enabled with Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception).
VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMPEn- The counter measures the average number

hance.CoordinatingRL of HSUPA coordinating links selected for
UL CoMP in a cell enabled with Enhanced
Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception).
Measurement Points
The NodeB calculates the total number of HSUPA coordinating links selected for UL CoMP
in a cell enabled with Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) every 5 seconds
within a measurement period. Assume that the measured number is A, and the total number of

samples within a measurement period is B. Then,

VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMPEnhance.CoordinatingRL = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlC Multi-mode: None

oMPEnhance.Coordinating GSM: None
RL
UMTS: WRFD-181204 Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP
1.1.3.48 Time Ratio of Existent DC-HSUPA Users with Deactivated

Supplementary Carriers in a Cell
Counters
50341896 VS.HSUPA.DC Time Ratio of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SupCarrier Existent BTS3900
Deact.RTWP.Ti RTWP-based WCDMA,
meRatio DC-HSUPA BTS5900,
Users with
Deactivated BTS5900
Supplementary WCDMA
Carriers in a
Cell
50341897 VS.HSUPA.DC Time Ratio of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SupCarrier Existent Uplink BTS3900
Deact.ULPwr.T Transmit WCDMA,
imeRatio Power-based BTS5900,
DC-HSUPA
Users with BTS5900
Deactivated WCDMA
Supplementary
Carriers in a
Cell

Description
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.RTWP Ratio of time when the supplementary

.TimeRatio carriers of DC-HSUPA users are deactivated
based on RTWP to the time when the DC-
HSUPA users are existent in the serving
cell.
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.ULPw Ratio of time when the supplementary

r.TimeRatio carriers of DC-HSUPA users are deactivated
based on the uplink transmit power to the
time when the DC-HSUPA users are
existent in the serving cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB accumulates the time period during which the
supplementary carrier of each DC-HSUPA user is deactivated due to RTWP insufficiency.
Assume that this number is A. The NodeB accumulates the time period during which the
supplementary carrier of each DC-HSUPA user is deactivated due to uplink transmit power
insufficiency. Assume that this number is B. The NodeB calculates the total time during
which the DC-HSUPA users are active (the active time for a user starting from the
establishment of an RRC connection and ending at the release of RRC connection) in the
serving cell. Assume that the calculated value is C.
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.RTWP.TimeRatio = A/C.
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.ULPwr.TimeRatio = B/C.
The preceding counters are measured in the serving cell of the supplementary carriers of DC-
HSUPA users.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarr Multi-mode: None

ierDeact.RTWP.TimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140204 DC-HSUPA
LTE: None
VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarr Multi-mode: None

ierDeact.ULPwr.TimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140204 DC-HSUPA
LTE: None
1.1.3.49 Traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received from HSUPA UEs that perform
uplink full buffer services under Different CQIs in a cell
Counters
50341980 VS.HSUPA.Ful Traffic of BTS3900, U

lBuffer.DataOut MAC-e/MAC-i BTS3900
put.Traffic.CQI PDUs received WCDMA,
0to3 from HSUPA BTS5900,
UEs that
perform uplink BTS5900
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 0 to 3 in a
cell

UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 4 to 7 in a
cell



UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 8 to 10 in
a cell

UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 11 to 15
in a cell

UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 16 to 20
in a cell

UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 21 to 25
in a cell



UEs that
full buffer WCDMA
services with
CQIs 26 to 30
in a cell
Description
This counter measures the traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received over the HSPA service
link from UEs that perform uplink full buffer services within the corresponding CQI range in
a cell.
Uplink full buffer services: If the total E-DCH buffer status (TEBS) index is greater than or
equal to 18 in a period, the services in the period are full buffer services. For details about the
TEBS index, see section 9.2.5.3.2 "Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (V11.6.0).
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB sums up the traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i TRB PDUs
correctly received over the HSPA service link from UEs that perform uplink full buffer
services with different CQI ranges in a cell.
This counter is measured for HSPA UEs supporting both HSDPA and HSUPA. For UEs
supporting both multi-carrier HSDPA and SC-HSUPA, this counter is measured only on the
primary carrier. For DC-HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured separately on the primary and
secondary carriers. The CQI range is determined based on the single-stream CQI for MIMO
UEs. For details about single-stream CQIs, see section "6A.2.2 CQI definition when the UE is
configured in MIMO mode" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (V11.6.0).
Formula
None
Unit
kbit

Related Features

Output.Traffic.CQI0to3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

1.1.3.50 Traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs received from HSUPA UEs with

insufficient transmit power in a cell
Counters
50341994 VS.HSUPA.Ma Traffic of BTS3900, U

xPwrLmt.Traffi MAC-e/MAC-i BTS3900
c PDUs received WCDMA,
from HSUPA BTS5900,
UEs with
insufficient BTS5900
transmit power WCDMA
in a cell
Description
This counter measures the traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs correctly received over the HSUPA
service link from UEs with insufficient transmit power in a cell.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB sums up the traffic of MAC-e/MAC-i PDUs
correctly received over the HSUPA service link from UEs with insufficient transmit power in
a cell.
The UE transmit power is considered insufficient if the maximum allowed transmit rate,
which can be measured by using the UE power headroom (UPH), is smaller than the rate
requested by the transmit buffer included in the scheduling information. For details about the
UPH, see section 9.2.5.3.2 "Scheduling Information" in 3GPP TS 25.321 (v10.10.0).
For DC-HSUPA UEs, this counter is measured separately on the primary and secondary
carriers.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmt.Tr Multi-mode: None

affic GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.3.51 Average number of virtual CPC users in a cell
Counters
50361698 VS.HSUPA.Virt Average BTS3900, U

ualCPC.UserNu number of BTS3900
m.Mean virtual CPC WCDMA,
users in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter indicates the average number of HSUPA users enabled with virtual CPC in a
cell. If the counter value is not 0, the Virtual CPC feature has taken effect.
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.UserNum.Mean This counter indicates the average number

of HSUPA users enabled with virtual CPC
in a cell. If the counter value is not 0, the
Virtual CPC feature has taken effect.
Measurement Points
The total number of HSUPA users enabled with virtual CPC is measured every 100 ms in all
cells in the serving E-DCH link set within a measurement period. Assume that the measured
number is A, and the total number of samples is B in the measurement period.
Then, VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.UserNum.Mean = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.Use Multi-mode: None

rNum.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171207 Virtual CPC
LTE: None
1.1.3.52 Average SIRtarget decrease of virtual CPC users in a cell
Counters
50361699 VS.HSUPA.Virt Average BTS3900, U

ualCPC.SIRTar SIRtarget BTS3900
getDec.Mean decrease of WCDMA,
virtual CPC BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter indicates the average decrease in the target SIR of HSUPA users enabled with
virtual CPC in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate the gains yielded by the virtual CPC
feature.
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.SIRTargetDec.Mea This counter indicates the average decrease

n in the target SIR of HSUPA users enabled
with virtual CPC in a cell. This counter is
used to evaluate the gains yielded by the
virtual CPC feature.

Measurement Points
The total SIRtarget decrease of HSUPA users enabled with virtual CPC is measured every 100
ms in all cells in the serving E-DCH link set within a measurement period. Assume that the
measured value is A, and the total number HSUPA users enabled with virtual CPC is B in the
measurement period.
Then, VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean = A/B. The SIRtarget is calculated in the
unit of dB.
When the Uplink Control Channel OLPC feature is enabled,
SIRtarget decrease of users in the CCH OLPC state = CCH SIRtarget - Virtual CPC SIRtarget
SIRtarget decrease of users in the DCH OLPC state = DCH SIRtarget - Virtual CPC SIRtarget
When the Uplink Control Channel OLPC feature is disabled,
SIRtarget decrease = DCH SIRtarget - Virtual CPC SIRtarget.
Formula
None
Unit
dB
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.SIR Multi-mode: None

TargetDec.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171207 Virtual CPC
LTE: None

1.1.3.53 Average Number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI Users Enabled with Precise

Channel Estimation in a Cell
Counters
50361701 VS.HSUPA.Pre Average BTS3900, U

ciseChEstUser number of BTS3900
Num.TTI2ms. HSUPA 2 ms WCDMA,
Mean TTI users BTS5900,
enabled with
precise channel BTS5900
estimation in a WCDMA
cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI users enabled with precise
channel estimation in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate the performance of precise
channel estimation for HSUPA 2 ms TTI users.
VS.HSUPA.PreciseChEstUser- This counter measures the average number

Num.TTI2ms.Mean of HSUPA 2 ms TTI users enabled with
precise channel estimation in a cell. This
counter is used to evaluate the performance
of precise channel estimation for HSUPA 2
ms TTI users.
Measurement Points
The number of HSUPA 2 ms TTI users enabled with precise channel estimation is sampled
every TTI in a cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the
accumulated user number is recorded as A, and the total number of TTIs (when this feature is
enabled) within the measurement period is B. The value of
VS.HSUPA.PreciseChEstUserNum.TTI2ms.Mean equals A divided by B. For DC-HSUPA
users or users in handover scenarios, this counter is measured in each cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.PreciseChEstUs Multi-mode: None

erNum.TTI2ms.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-180206 Precise Channel Estimation
LTE: None for HSUPA 2 ms Ues
1.1.4 CPC Measurement (CPC.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset consists of CPC-related counters for a cell to indicate the CPC cell status
and performance.
Counters
50331748 VS.CPC.DTXCfg. Number of BTS3900:

UserNum UL_DTX users in a V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331749 VS.CPC.DTXAct.U User Numbers with BTS3900:

serNum the status of V100R008C00
UL_DTX and BTS3900 WCDMA:
actived V200R011C00
Configuration BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331750 VS.CPC.DRXCfg. Number of BTS3900:

UserNum DL_DRX users in a V100R008C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331751 VS.CPC.DRXAct. User Numbers with BTS3900:

UserNum the status of V100R008C00
UL_DRX and BTS3900 WCDMA:
actived V200R011C00
Configuration BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331752 VS.CPC.LesOpCfg Number of users in BTS3900:

.SceduledNum Less mode in a cell V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50331753 VS.CPC.LesOpCfg Schedule Numbers BTS3900:

.LesModeNum to the user V100R008C00
configured Less BTS3900 WCDMA:
opration Mode and V200R011C00
actually used less BTS5900:
transferred V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361697 VS.CPC.FDPCHD Activated CPC BTS3900:

TX.ActRatio Enhancement- V100R011C10
capable Users BTS3900 WCDMA:
FDPCH DTX Act V100R011C10
Ratio for Using the BTS5900:
Cell as Serving Cell V100R013C00
in Cells
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.1.4.1 Number of UL_DTX Users in a Cell
Counters
50331748 VS.CPC.DTXC Number of BTS3900, U

fg.UserNum UL_DTX users BTS3900
in a cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331749 VS.CPC.DTXA User Numbers BTS3900, U

ct.UserNum with the status BTS3900
of UL_DTX WCDMA,
and actived BTS5900,
Configuration
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters comply with section "6C.2 Discontinuous uplink DPCCH
transmission operation" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
For more information about CPC, see section "9.2.2.64 Continuous Packet Connectivity
DTX-DRX Capability" in 3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
For more information about UL_DTX, see section "6C.2 Discontinuous uplink DPCCH
transmission operation" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum Number of UL_DTX users in a cell.
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum Number of active users in the status of

UL_DTX.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users configured in UL_DTX
mode within each sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the
measurement period is A and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum = A/B.
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users that are configured in
UL_DTX mode and also employ discontinuous transmission in the uplink within each

sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the measurement period
is C and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement period is D. Then,
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum = C/D.
The VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum counter is measured at point E and the
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum counter is measured at point F in the following figure:
Figure 1-6
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CPC.DTXAct.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010686 CPC-DTX/DRX
LTE: None
1.1.4.2 Number of DL_DRX Users in a Cell
Counters
50331750 VS.CPC.DRXC Number of BTS3900, U

fg.UserNum DL_DRX users BTS3900
in a cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331751 VS.CPC.DRXA User Numbers BTS3900, U

ct.UserNum with the status BTS3900
of UL_DRX WCDMA,
and actived BTS5900,
Configuration
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters comply with section "6C.3 Discontinuous downlink reception" in
3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
For more information about DL_DRX, see section "6C.3 Discontinuous downlink reception"
in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum Number of DL_DRX users in a cell.

VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum Number of active users in the status of

DL_DRX.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users configured in DL_DRX
mode within each sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the
measurement period is A and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement
period is B. Then, VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum = A/B.
During a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of users that are configured in
DL_DRX mode and also employ discontinuous reception in the downlink within each
sampling period (5s). Assume that the sum of these numbers within the measurement period
is C and the total number of sampling periods within the measurement period is D. Then,
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum = C/D.
The VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum counter is measured at point E and the
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum counter is measured at point F in the following figure:

Figure 1-7
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.CPC.DRXAct.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.4.3 Number of Users in HS-SCCH-Less Mode in a Cell
Counters
50331752 VS.CPC.LesOp Number of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SceduledN users in Less BTS3900
um mode in a cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50331753 VS.CPC.LesOp Schedule BTS3900, U

Cfg.LesModeN Numbers to the BTS3900
um user configured WCDMA,
Less opration BTS5900,
Mode and
actually used BTS5900
less transferred WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters comply with section "6A.1.1 UE procedure for receiving HS-DSCH
and HS-SCCH in the CELL_DCH state" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).
For more information about LesOp, see section "6A.1.1 UE procedure for receiving HS-
DSCH and HS-SCCH in the CELL_DCH state" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v10.10.0).

VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.SceduledNum Total number of times all the users in HS-

SCCH-less mode in a cell are scheduled
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.LesModeNum Total number of times all the users in HS-

SCCH-less mode in a cell are scheduled and
perform the HS-SCCH-less operation
Measurement Points
is complete.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.Scedule Multi-mode: None

dNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010687 CPC-HS-SCCH less
LTE: None operation
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.LesMod Multi-mode: None

eNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010687 CPC-HS-SCCH less
LTE: None operation

1.1.4.4 Activated CPC Enhancement-capable Users FDPCH DTX Act Ratio for
Using the Cell as Serving Cell in Cells
Counters
50361697 VS.CPC.FDPC Activated CPC BTS3900, U

HDTX.ActRati Enhancement- BTS3900
o capable Users WCDMA,
FDPCH DTX BTS5900,
Act Ratio for
Using the Cell BTS5900
as Serving Cell WCDMA
in Cells
Description
This counter measures the sum number of activated CPC enhancement-capable Users FDPCH
DTX Act Ratio for Using the Cell as Serving Cell in Cells,it can be using for CPC
Enhance(F-DPCH DTX) Active situation.
VS.CPC.FDPCHDTX.ActRatio This counter measures the sum number of

activated CPC enhancement-capable Users
FDPCH DTX Act Ratio for Using the Cell
as Serving Cell in Cells,it can be using for
CPC Enhance(F-DPCH DTX) Active
situation.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the time length for all activated CPC enhancement-capable
users in the serving cell is sampled every 5s, and the time length for all activated CPC
enhancement-capable users who adopt F-DPCH DTX in the serving cell is also sampled every
5s. At the end of a measurement period, the former sample value is accumulated and recorded
as A and the latter is recorded as B. Then, VS.CPC.FDPCHDTX.ActRatio = B/A. If there are
no CPC enhancement-capable users within a measurement period, the value of
VS.CPC.FDPCHDTX.ActRatio will be Null.
After CPC enhancement has been enabled, the number of activated CPC enhancement-
capable users is measured in the serving cell. For a DC-HSUPA user, this counter is measured
in the primary and secondary carriers separately.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CPC.FDPCHDTX.ActR Multi-mode: None

atio GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.5 ERACH Measurement (ERACH.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of ERACH-related counters.
Counters
50332250 VS.ERACH.Occup Mean used Common BTS3900:

iedNum.Mean E-DCH number in V100R008C00
one cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332251 VS.ERACH.Occup Max used Common BTS3900:

iedNum.Max E-DCH number in V100R008C00
one cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332410 VS.ERACH.Thrup Throughput of E- BTS3900:

ut RACH users at the V100R008C00
Mac-i layer in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332411 VS.ERACH.DataT Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

tiNum which E-RACH V100R008C00
users have data to BTS3900 WCDMA:
transmit in a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.5.1 Number of used common E-DCHs in a cell
Counters
50332250 VS.ERACH.Oc Mean used BTS3900, U

cupiedNum.Me Common E- BTS3900
an DCH number in WCDMA,
one cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332251 VS.ERACH.Oc Max used BTS3900, U

cupiedNum.Ma Common E- BTS3900
x DCH number in WCDMA,
one cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the number of used common E-DCHs in a cell.
For more information about Common E-DCH, see section "3.1 Definitions" in 3GPP TS
25.319 (v11.7.0).
Measurement Points
The number of used common E-DCHs in a cell is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the average number of used common E-DCHs is obtained by dividing
the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these
sampling results is defined as the maximum number of used common E-DCHs in a cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.OccupiedNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010701 Uplink Enhanced
WRFD-010688 CELL_FACH
LTE: None Downlink Enhanced CELL-
FACH
VS.ERACH.OccupiedNum. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
WRFD-010688 CELL_FACH
LTE: None Downlink Enhanced CELL-
FACH

1.1.5.2 Throughput of E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer in a cell
Counters
50332410 VS.ERACH.Th Throughput of BTS3900, U

ruput E-RACH users BTS3900
at the Mac-i WCDMA,
layer in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the throughput of E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer within a
measurement period in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total throughput of all E-RACH users at the Mac-i layer within a
measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.ERACH.Thruput Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH

1.1.5.3 Number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit in a cell
Counters
50332411 VS.ERACH.Da Number of BTS3900, U

taTtiNum TTIs in which BTS3900
E-RACH users WCDMA,
transmit in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit
within a measurement period in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total number of TTIs in which E-RACH users have data to transmit
within a measurement period in a cell. If multiple E-RACH users have data to transmit within
a measurement period, this counter is incremented accordingly. For 2 ms TTI HSUPA users,
this counter is measured once. For 10 ms TTI HSUPA users, this counter is measured five
times.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH

1.1.6 PRACH Measurement (PRACH.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of PRACH-related counters.
Counters
50361670 VS.PositiveNum.AI Number of positive BTS3900:

CH acknowledgments V100R010C10
on AICH in the BTS3900 WCDMA:
preamble detection V100R010C10
results of the BTS5900:
primary cell that are V100R013C00
reported by
coordinating cells BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361671 VS.NegativeNum.A Number of negative BTS3900:

ICH acknowledgments V100R010C10
on AICH in the BTS3900 WCDMA:
preamble detection V100R010C10
results of the BTS5900:
primary cell that are V100R013C00
reported by
coordinating cells BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361672 VS.TBNum.Succ.R Number of TBs BTS3900:

ACH obtained by the V100R010C10
primary cell from BTS3900 WCDMA:
the coordinating V100R010C10
cells with correct BTS5900:
CRCs over the V100R013C00
RACH
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361673 VS.TBNum.Total.R Total number of TBs BTS3900:

ACH obtained by the V100R010C10
primary cell from BTS3900 WCDMA:
the coordinating V100R010C10
cells BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.1.6.1 Number of positive acknowledgments on AICH in the preamble detection

results of the primary cell that are reported by coordinating cells
Counters
50361670 VS.PositiveNu Number of BTS3900, U

m.AICH positive BTS3900
acknowledgme WCDMA,
nts on AICH in BTS5900,
the preamble
detection results BTS5900
of the primary WCDMA
cell that are
reported by
coordinating
cells
Description
This counter measures the number of positive acknowledgments (with +1 acquisition
indicators (AIs)) in the preamble detection results of the primary cell that are reported by
coordinating cells when Coverage Expansion Under Interference is enabled.
This counter is used to evaluate the RACH RX performance of coordinating cells when the
Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature is enabled.
VS.PositiveNum.AICH This counter measures the number of

positive acknowledgments (with +1
acquisition indicators (AIs)) in the preamble
detection results of the primary cell that are
reported by coordinating cells when
Coverage Expansion Under Interference is
enabled.
This counter is used to evaluate the RACH
RX performance of coordinating cells when
the Coverage Expansion Under Interference
feature is enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of positive acknowledgments (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) in the
preamble detection results of the primary cell that are reported by coordinating cells within a
measurement period when Coverage Expansion Under Interference is enabled.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PositiveNum.AICH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171212 Coverage Expansion Under
1.1.6.2 Number of negative acknowledgments on AICH in the preamble

detection results of the primary cell that are reported by coordinating cells
Counters
50361671 VS.NegativeNu Number of BTS3900, U

m.AICH negative BTS3900
acknowledgme WCDMA,
nts on AICH in BTS5900,
the preamble
detection results BTS5900
of the primary WCDMA
cell that are
reported by
coordinating
cells
Description
This counter measures the number of negative acknowledgments (with =1 acquisition
indicators (AIs)) in the preamble detection results of the primary cell that are reported by
coordinating cells when Coverage Expansion Under Interference is enabled.

VS.NegativeNum.AICH This counter measures the number of

negative acknowledgments (with =1
acquisition indicators (AIs)) in the preamble
detection results of the primary cell that are
reported by coordinating cells when
Coverage Expansion Under Interference is
enabled.
feature is enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of negative acknowledgments (with -1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) in the
preamble detection results of the primary cell that are reported by coordinating cells within a
measurement period when Coverage Expansion Under Interference is enabled.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.NegativeNum.AICH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

1.1.6.3 Number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating cells
with correct CRCs over the RACH
Counters
50361672 VS.TBNum.Su Number of TBs BTS3900, U

cc.RACH obtained by the BTS3900
primary cell WCDMA,
from the BTS5900,
coordinating
cells with BTS5900
correct CRCs WCDMA
over the RACH
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating
cells with correct CRCs over the RACH when Coverage Expansion Under Interference is
enabled.
VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH This counter measures the number of TBs

obtained by the primary cell from the
coordinating cells with correct CRCs over
the RACH when Coverage Expansion
Under Interference is enabled.
feature is enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating cells with correct
CRCs over the RACH within a measurement period when Coverage Expansion Under
Interference is enabled.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.6.4 Total number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating
cells
Counters
50361673 VS.TBNum.Tot Total number of BTS3900, U

al.RACH TBs obtained BTS3900
by the primary WCDMA,
cell from the BTS5900,
coordinating
cells BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating
cells with correct and incorrect CRCs over the RACH when Coverage Expansion Under
Interference is enabled.

VS.TBNum.Total.RACH This counter measures the number of TBs

obtained by the primary cell from the
coordinating cells with correct and incorrect
CRCs over the RACH when Coverage
Expansion Under Interference is enabled.
feature is enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of TBs obtained by the primary cell from the coordinating cells with correct and
incorrect CRCs over the RACH within a measurement period when Coverage Expansion
Under Interference is enabled.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Total.RACH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.7 SCCPCH Measurement (SCCPCH.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of SCCPCH-related counters for a cell.

Counters
50332048 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of FACH BTS3900:

d.FACH FP frames correctly V100R008C00
received in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332049 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of FACH BTS3900:

ded.FACH FP frames discarded V100R008C00
in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332050 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of PCH FP BTS3900:

d.PCH frames correctly V100R008C00
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332051 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of PCH FP BTS3900:

ded.PCH frames discarded in V100R008C00
a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.1.7.1 Statistics on Received and Discarded FACH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters
50332048 VS.FPNum.Rec Number of BTS3900, U

eived.FACH FACH FP BTS3900
frames correctly WCDMA,
received in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332049 VS.FPNum.Dis Number of BTS3900, U

carded.FACH FACH FP BTS3900
frames WCDMA,
discarded in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.FPNum.Received.FACH Number of FACH FP frames correctly

received on the SCCPCH in a cell.
VS.FPNum.Discarded.FACH Number of discarded FACH FP frames on

the SCCPCH in a cell. These frames are
discarded because of CRC errors, invalid
parameters, too-early frame arrival, or too-
late frame arrival.
Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Received.FACH is measured at point A. VS.FPNum.Discarded.FACH is
measured at point B. See the following figure:

Figure 1-8
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.Received.FACH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-022000 Physical Channel
LTE: None Management

VS.FPNum.Discarded.FAC Multi-mode: None

H GSM: None
1.1.7.2 Statistics on Received and Discarded PCH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters

eived.PCH PCH FP frames BTS3900
correctly WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

carded.PCH PCH FP frames BTS3900
discarded in a WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH Number of PCH FP frames correctly

received on the SCCPCH in a cell.
VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH Number of discarded PCH FP frames on the

SCCPCH in a cell. These frames are
discarded because of CRC errors, invalid
parameters, too-early frame arrival, or too-
late frame arrival.

Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH is measured at point A. VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH is measured at
point B. See the following figure:
Figure 1-9
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.Received.PCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None

VS.FPNum.Discarded.PCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.8 DCH Measurement (DCH.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of DCH-related counters for a cell.
Counters
50332052 VS.FPNum.Discar Number of downlink BTS3900:

ded.DCH DCH FP frames V100R008C00
discarded in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332053 VS.FPNum.Late.D Number of downlink BTS3900:

CH DCH FP frames late V100R008C00
V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332054 VS.FPNum.Receive Number of downlink BTS3900:

d.DCH DCH FP frames V100R008C00
correctly received in BTS3900 WCDMA:
a cell V200R013C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332070 VS.FPNum.MUX. Number of received BTS3900:

AMR.Rx DL multiplexed V100R012C00
DCH FP data frames BTS3900 WCDMA:
for AMR services in V100R012C00
a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332505 VS.FPNum.MUX. Number of sent UL BTS3900:

AMR.Tx multiplexed DCH V100R012C00
FP data frames for BTS3900 WCDMA:
AMR services in a V100R012C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.8.1 Statistics on Received and Discarded Downlink DCH FP Frames in a Cell
Counters

carded.DCH downlink DCH BTS3900
FP frames WCDMA,
discarded in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332053 VS.FPNum.Lat Number of BTS3900, U

e.DCH downlink DCH BTS3900
FP frames late WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA



eived.DCH downlink DCH BTS3900
FP frames WCDMA,
correctly BTS5900,
received in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH Number of discarded downlink DCH FP

frames in a cell. These frames are discarded
because of CRC errors, invalid parameters,
too-early frame arrival, or too-late frame
arrival.
VS.FPNum.Late.DCH Number of downlink DCH FP frames

received later than expected (after ToAWE
but before LTOA) in a cell.
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH Number of downlink DCH FP frames

correctly received in a cell.
Measurement Points
VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH and VS.FPNum.Late.DCH are measured at point B.
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH is measured at point A. See the following figure:

Figure 1-10
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021000 Transport Channel

VS.FPNum.Late.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
VS.FPNum.Received.DCH Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
1.1.8.2 Number of Received or Sent Multiplexed DCH FP Data Frames for AMR
Services in a Cell
Counters
50332070 VS.FPNum.MU Number of BTS3900, U

X.AMR.Rx received DL BTS3900
multiplexed WCDMA,
DCH FP data BTS5900,
frames for
AMR services BTS5900
in a cell WCDMA
50332505 VS.FPNum.MU Number of sent BTS3900, U

X.AMR.Tx UL multiplexed BTS3900
DCH FP data WCDMA,
frames for BTS5900,
AMR services
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the accumulated number of sent (or received) UL (or DL) multiplexed
DCH FP data frames for AMR services within a measurement period in a cell where the AMR
Transmission Bandwidth Compress feature is effective. If the AMR Transmission Bandwidth
Compress feature is ineffective, the value of this counter is 0. The AMR Transmission
Bandwidth Compress feature applies only to AMR-NB services.

Measurement Points
When the AMR Transmission Bandwidth Compress feature is effective and AMR services are
carried over the DCH, this counter is measured if multiplexed DCH FP data frames are
received or sent in a cell. During multiplexing, multiple DCH FP data frames are multiplexed
into one FP data frame.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.FPNum.MUX.AMR.Rx Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-190206 AMR Transmission
LTE: None Bandwidth Compress
VS.FPNum.MUX.AMR.Tx Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-190206 AMR Transmission
LTE: None Bandwidth Compress
1.1.9 Cell Algorithm Measurement (ALGO.LOCELL)

Overview
The function subset consists of algorithm-related counters.

Counters
50331917 VS.ValidAntRatio. Average ratio of the BTS3900:

Mean number of valid V100R008C00
antennas to the BTS3900 WCDMA:
number of V100R008C00
configured antennas BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332061 VS.FirstStageIcEff. Average value of BTS3900:

Mean stage 1 interference V100R008C00
cancellation BTS3900 WCDMA:
efficiency V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342048 VS.FirstStageIcEff. Maximum value of BTS3900:

Max stage 1 interference V100R008C00
cancellation BTS3900 WCDMA:
efficiency V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342049 VS.DlCode.Used.M Average number of BTS3900:

ean normalized V100R009C00
downlink codes used BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332064 VS.DlCode.Used.M Maximum number BTS3900:

ax of normalized V100R009C00
downlink codes used BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332065 VS.RadioQualityD Average Number of BTS3900:

PCHPC.UserNum Users Enabled with V100R010C10
DPCH Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
Control Based on V100R010C10
Radio Quality in a BTS5900:
Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332069 VS.RadioQualityF Average Number of BTS3900:

DPCHPC.UserNu Users Enabled with V100R012C00
m F-DPCH Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
Control Based on V100R012C00
Radio Quality in a BTS5900:
Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332258 VS.PLVA.User Numbers of plva BTS3900:

user in one cell V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332388 VS.IRC.UserNum Average number of BTS3900:

users using IRC in a V100R009C00
cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332389 VS.CCPICPhase3. Average number of BTS3900:

CodeNum.Mean channels for CCPIC V100R009C00
Phase 3 by users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332504 VS.StrongColoured Ratio of Strong BTS3900:

Inf.Ratio Colored Interference V100R011C10
in a Cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332626 VS.UlCovExpansio Average Number of BTS3900:

n.UserNum.HostCe CoMP Users in a V100R011C10
ll Host Cell Enabled BTS3900 WCDMA:
with Coverage V100R011C10
Expansion Under BTS5900:
Interference V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332632 VS.Assistance4Rx. Average Number of BTS3900:

UserNum Users Enabled with V100R012C00
4-Way Receive BTS3900 WCDMA:
Diversity by Inter- V100R012C00
Band Assistance in a BTS5900:
Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332639 VS.NBIS.ActTime Effective Duration BTS3900:

of the Narrowband V100R012C10
Interference BTS3900 WCDMA:
Suppression Feature V100R012C10
for Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342050 VS.DPCHTPCPwr Average number of BTS3900:

Adj.UserNum users with DPCH V100R011C10
TPC Power BTS3900 WCDMA:
Adjustment enabled V100R011C10
in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342051 VS.AIR.Interferenc Average Interference BTS3900:

eDec.Mean Decrease Degree for V100R011C10
an AIR-enabled Cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361705 VS.AdvancedDemo Average Number of BTS3900:

dulation.User.Mean Users Enabled with V100R012C00
Advanced BTS3900 WCDMA:
Demodulation in a V100R012C00
Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361706 VS.SpeedBasedDe Average Number of BTS3900:

mod.UserNum Users Enabled with V100R011C10
Moving Speed- BTS3900 WCDMA:
based Adaptive V100R011C10
Demodulation BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361725 VS.CCPICPhase4. Average number of BTS3900:

UserNum.Mean users for CCPIC V100R011C10
Phase 4 by users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361726 VS.AIR.ActRatio Ratio of AIR BTS3900:

Activation for a Cell V100R011C10
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50361735 VS.CombFilter.Fre Average Number of BTS3900:

qNum.Mean Frequencies Enabled V100R012C10
with Comb Filtering BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361740 VS.BasebandNBIS. Average Bandwidth BTS3900:

Bandwidth.Mean of Notched V100R013C00
Frequencies by BTS3900 WCDMA:
Baseband NBIS in a V100R013C00
Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50361743 VS.CombFilterExt Average Number of BTS3900:

end.FreqNum.Mea Frequencies Enabled V100R013C00
n with Comb Filtering BTS3900 WCDMA:
out of the 3.8 MHz V100R013C00
Frequency Band in a BTS5900:
Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.9.1 Average Ratio of the Number of Valid Antennas to the Number of

Configured Antennas
Counters
50331917 VS.ValidAntRat Average ratio of BTS3900, U

io.Mean the number of BTS3900
valid antennas WCDMA,
to the number BTS5900,
of configured
antennas BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the average ratio of the number of valid antennas to the number of
configured antennas.
This counter will be measured regardless of whether Anti-imbalance in the Interference of the
Different Antenna is enabled. In one of the following scenarios, the counter is not measured
and is directly reported as 1000:
Multiple RRUs share one cell, for example, in 0.5/0.5 configuration mode, distributed sector
configuration mode (digital combination and split), and cell with independent demodulation
of signals from multiple RRUs in one cell mode.
20 W RRU3801Cs are configured.
Cells are created on the WBBPa board.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds and measures the ratio of the number of valid
antennas to the number of configured antennas. The accumulated value is A, and the number
of samples is B. The formula for calculating the counter is as follows:
VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean=A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

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

1.1.9.2 Average/Maximum Efficiency of Stage 1 Interference Cancellation (IC) in

a Cell
Counters
50332061 VS.FirstStageIc Average value BTS3900, U

Eff.Mean of stage 1 BTS3900
interference WCDMA,
cancellation BTS5900,
efficiency
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342048 VS.FirstStageIc Maximum BTS3900, U

Eff.Max value of stage 1 BTS3900
interference WCDMA,
cancellation BTS5900,
efficiency
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the ratio of the RTWP difference to the RTWP before interference
cancellation (IC) within a measurement period, reflecting stage 1 IC efficiency. The RTWP
difference indicates the difference between the RTWP before IC and the RTWP after stage 1
IC.
If Control Channel Parallel Interference Cancellation (Phase 2) takes effect, stage 1 IC is

specific to the DPCCH. If Control Channel Parallel Interference Cancellation (Phase 3) takes
effect, stage 1 IC is specific to the DPCCH, HS-DPCCH, and E-DPCCH. When the
RRU3801C is used, an invalid value 0xffff is displayed.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the
accumulated IC efficiency is A, and the accumulated number of samples is B. The formula for
calculating this counter is: VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean = A/B. VS.FirstStageIcEff.Max
measures the maximum IC efficiency.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140202 Control Channel Parallel
(Phase 2)
LTE: None
(Phase 3)
VS.FirstStageIcEff.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(Phase 2)
LTE: None
(Phase 3)
1.1.9.3 Number of Normalized Downlink Codes Used in a Cell
Counters
50342049 VS.DlCode.Use Average BTS3900, U

d.Mean number of BTS3900
normalized WCDMA,
downlink codes BTS5900,
used in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332064 VS.DlCode.Use Maximum BTS3900, U

d.Max number of BTS3900
normalized WCDMA,
downlink codes BTS5900,
used in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
These counters indicate the average and maximum number of normalized downlink codes
used in a cell. The used codes are normalized using SF256. SF is short for spreading factor.
Used codes include the code resources used for the common channel, R99 channel, and HS-
DSCH. For example, if a code in SFk is normalized using SF256, the calculation formula is
256/k.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of used codes is sampled in a cell every one
second. Then, the used codes are normalized using SF256. At the end of the measurement
period, the number of normalized codes used in a cell is accumulated. The accumulated value
divided by the number of samples is defined as the value of the VS.DlCode.Used.Mean
counter, and the maximum of these sampling results is defined as the value of the
VS.DlCode.Used.Max counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.DlCode.Used.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020108 Code Resource Management
LTE: None
VS.DlCode.Used.Max Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020108 Code Resource Management
LTE: None

1.1.9.4 Average Number of Users Enabled with DPCH Power Control Based on
Radio Quality in a Cell
Counters
50332065 VS.RadioQualit Average BTS3900, U

yDPCHPC.User Number of BTS3900
Num Users Enabled WCDMA,
with DPCH BTS5900,
Power Control
Based on Radio BTS5900
Quality in a WCDMA
Cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of users enabled with the DPCH Power Control
Based on Radio Quality feature in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate whether the DPCH
Power Control Based on Radio Quality feature has taken effect.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB samples the number of users enabled with DPCH
Power Control Based on Radio Quality every 10 ms and records the accumulated value in the
measurement period as A, and counts the number of samples in the measurement period and
records the number as B. Then, VS.RadioQualityDPCHPC.UserNum = A/B.
For HSDPA users, the counter value is calculated in the serving cell. For MF-HSDPA users,
the counter value is calculated in the serving cell and assisting serving cell separately.
In a sampling period, a user is enabled with DPCH Power Control Based on Radio Quality if
the NodeB adjusts the transmit power of the associated DPCH for the user based on the
reported CQIs.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.RadioQualityDPCHPC. Multi-mode: None

UserNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171204 DPCH Power Control Based
WRFD-191204 on Radio Quality
Handler (Phase 3)
1.1.9.5 Average Number of Users Enabled with F-DPCH Power Control Based on
Radio Quality in a Cell
Counters
50332069 VS.RadioQualit Average BTS3900, U

yFDPCHPC.Us Number of BTS3900
erNum Users Enabled WCDMA,
with F-DPCH BTS5900,
Power Control
Based on Radio BTS5900
Quality in a WCDMA
Cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of users enabled with the F-DPCH Power Control
Based on Radio Quality feature in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate whether the F-
DPCH Power Control Based on Radio Quality feature has taken effect.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB samples the number of users, on whom the F-
DPCH Power Control Based on Radio Quality feature takes effect and adjusts the transmit
power of the associated F-DPCH based on the reported CQIs, every 10 ms, and records the
accumulated value in the measurement period as A. The NodeB counts the number of samples
in the measurement period and records the number as B. Then,
VS.RadioQualityFDPCHPC.UserNum = A/B.
For HSDPA users, the counter value is calculated in the serving cell. For MF-HSDPA users,
the counter value is calculated in the serving cell and assisting serving cell separately.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RadioQualityFDPCHPC Multi-mode: None

.UserNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171204 DPCH Power Control Based
LTE: None on Radio Quality
1.1.9.6 User Number of PLVA in the local cell
Counters
50332258 VS.PLVA.User Numbers of BTS3900, U

plva user in one BTS3900
cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of users enabled with AMR voice quality improvement
based on PLVA in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. Assume that the total number of users enabled
with AMR voice quality improvement based on PLVA in a cell is A, and the number of
samples is B. VS.PLVA.User = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.PLVA.User Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140201 AMR Voice Quality
LTE: None Improvement Based on
PLVA
1.1.9.7 Average Number of IRC Users in a Cell
Counters
50332388 VS.IRC.UserN Average BTS3900, U

um number of users BTS3900
using IRC in a WCDMA,
cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of users using IRC in a cell.
VS.IRC.UserNum This counter measures the number of IRC

users in a cell, including users in the
CELL_DCH state and CELL_FACH state.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB samples the number of IRC users every 10 ms and
records the accumulated value in the measurement period as A, and counts the number of
samples in the measurement period and records the number as B. Then, VS.IRC.UserNum =
A/B.

IRC is used only in TTIs when users have data to transmit. If a user uses both DPDCH and E-
DPDCH for data transmission, the user is counted twice in the accumulated value A.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IRC.UserNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160250 Interference Rejection
LTE: None Combining (IRC)
1.1.9.8 Average Number of Channels for CCPIC Phase 3 in a Cell
Counters
50332389 VS.CCPICPhas Average BTS3900, U

e3.CodeNum.M number of BTS3900
ean channels for WCDMA,
CCPIC Phase 3 BTS5900,
by users in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of HS-DPCCHs for CCPIC Phase 3 and E-
DPCCHs for CCPIC Phase 3 in a cell.
Measurement Points
With a measurement period, the number of HS-DPCCHs for CCPIC Phase 3 and E-DPCCHs
for CCPIC Phase 3 is sampled every five seconds in a cell. At the end of the measurement
period, the accumulated value of HS-DPCCHs for CCPIC Phase 3 is recorded as A, the
accumulated value of E-DPCCHs for CCPIC Phase 3 is recorded as A2, and the number of
samples is recorded as B. The sum of A1 and A2 divided by B is used as the value of the
VS.CCPICPhase3.CodNum.Mean counter.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CCPICPhase3.CodeNu Multi-mode: None

m.Mean GSM: None
LTE: None Interference Cancellation
(Phase 3)
1.1.9.9 Ratio of Strong Colored Interference in a Cell
Counters
50332504 VS.StrongColo Ratio of Strong BTS3900, U

uredInf.Ratio Colored BTS3900
Interference in WCDMA,
a Cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description

VS.StrongColouredInf.Ratio This counter measures the ratio of strong

colored interference in a cell to determine
whether the conditions for AIR taking effect
are met.
Note 1:
In scenarios where Independent
Demodulation of Signals from Multiple
RRUs in One Cell is enabled or only one
antenna is deployed, this counter is not
measured and the counter returns the value
0.The AIR feature suppresses strong colored
interference, and therefore the counter value
will decrease after this feature takes effect.
Measurement Points
The number of strong colored interferences is sampled every 5s. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is recorded as A, and the number of samples is
recorded as B. Ratio of strong colored interference in a cell = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.StrongColouredInf.Ratio Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-181219 Adaptive Interference
LTE: None Rejection

1.1.9.10 Average Number of CoMP Users in a Host Cell Enabled with Coverage
Expansion Under Interference
Counters
50332626 VS.UlCovExpa Average BTS3900, U

nsion.UserNum Number of BTS3900
.HostCell CoMP Users in WCDMA,
a Host Cell BTS5900,
Enabled with
Coverage BTS5900
Expansion WCDMA
Under
Interference
Description
This counter measures the average number of CoMP users in a host cell enabled with
Coverage Expansion Under Interference. This counter indicates whether the Coverage
Expansion Under Interference feature has taken effect.
VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum.HostCell This counter measures the average number

of CoMP users in a host cell enabled with
Coverage Expansion Under Interference.
This counter indicates whether the Coverage
Expansion Under Interference feature has
taken effect.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 5 seconds. Assume that the measured number is A, and the
total number of samples within the measurement period is B. Then,
VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum.HostCell = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.UlCovExpansion.UserN Multi-mode: None

um.HostCell GSM: None
1.1.9.11 Average Number of Users Enabled with 4-Way Receive Diversity by

Inter-Band Assistance in a Cell
Counters
50332632 VS.Assistance4 Average BTS3900, U

Rx.UserNum Number of BTS3900
Users Enabled WCDMA,
with 4-Way BTS5900,
Receive
Diversity by BTS5900
Inter-Band WCDMA
Assistance in a
Cell
Description
This counter measures the average number of users enabled with the 4-Way Receive Diversity
by Inter-Band Assistance feature in a cell. This counter is used to evaluate whether the 4-Way
Receive Diversity by Inter-Band Assistance feature has taken effect.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of users enabled with 4-Way Receive Diversity by
Inter-Band Assistance is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the
accumulated number of these users is A, and the total number of samples is B. Then,
VS.Assistance4Rx.UserNum is A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.Assistance4Rx.UserNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-190210 4-Way Receive Diversity by
LTE: None Inter-Band Assistance
1.1.9.12 Effective Duration of the Narrowband Interference Suppression Feature

for Cell
Counters
50332639 VS.NBIS.ActTi Effective BTS3900, U

me Duration of the BTS3900
Narrowband WCDMA,
Interference BTS5900,
Suppression
Feature for Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the effective duration of the Narrowband Interference Suppression
feature in a cell.
VS.NBIS.ActTime This counter measures the effective duration

of the Narrowband Interference Suppression
feature in a cell.
Measurement Points
The NodeB checks the effective status of the Narrowband Interference Suppression feature
every 5s within a measurement period. If the feature is effective, this counter is incremented
by 5s. At the end of a measurement period, the effective duration of the Narrowband
Interference Suppression feature is calculated by accumulating the sampled values in the cell.

Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.NBIS.ActTime Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140225 Narrowband Interference
LTE: None Suppression
1.1.9.13 Average number of users with DPCH TPC Power Adjustment enabled in
a cell
Counters
50342050 VS.DPCHTPC Average BTS3900, U

PwrAdj.UserNu number of users BTS3900
m with DPCH WCDMA,
TPC Power BTS5900,
Adjustment
enabled in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of users with DPCH TPC Power Adjustment
enabled in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of users with DPCH TPC Power Adjustment
enabled is sampled every 100 ms. At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated
number of these users is A, and the number of samples is B. Then,
VS.DPCHTPCPwrAdj.UserNum is A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.DPCHTPCPwrAdj.User Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-181207 DPCH TPC Power
Handler (Phase 3)
1.1.9.14 Average Interference Decrease Degree for an AIR-enabled Cell
Counters
50342051 VS.AIR.Interfer Average BTS3900, U

enceDec.Mean Interference BTS3900
Decrease WCDMA,
Degree for an BTS5900,
AIR-enabled
Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.AIR.InterferenceDec.Mean This counter measures the average

interference decrease degree within the
uplink RX bandwidth for a cell enabled with
AIR to evaluate the benefits provided by
AIR.
Measurement Points
The interference decrease degree for an AIR-enabled cell is sampled every 100 ms. At the end
of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is recorded as A, and the number

of samples is recorded as B. Average interference decrease degree for an AIR-enabled cell =

A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
dB
Related Features
VS.AIR.InterferenceDec.Me Multi-mode: None

an GSM: None
LTE: None Rejection
1.1.9.15 Average Number of Users Enabled with Advanced Demodulation in a

Cell
Counters
50361705 VS.AdvancedD Average BTS3900, U

emodulation.Us Number of BTS3900
er.Mean Users Enabled WCDMA,
with Advanced BTS5900,
Demodulation
in a Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average mumber of users enabled with Advanced Demodulation in
a cell. This counter is used to check whether the Voice Coverage Improvement by Advanced
Demodulation feature has taken effect.

VS.AdvancedDemodulation.User.Mean This counter measures the average mumber

of users enabled with Advanced
Demodulation in a cell. This counter is used
to check whether the Voice Coverage
Improvement by Advanced Demodulation
feature has taken effect.
Measurement Points
The number of users enabled with the Voice Coverage Improvement by Advanced
Demodulation feature is sampled every 20 ms. At the end of a measurement period, the sum
of these sampling results is recorded as A, and the number of samples is recorded as B. Then,
VS.AdvancedDemodulation.User.Mean = A/B.
Note: If both functions involved in the Voice Coverage Improvement by Advanced
Demodulation feature are effective for a user, this counter is incremented by 2 on the user. For
users involved in soft handovers and softer handovers, this counter is separately measured in
each cell.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.AdvancedDemodula- Multi-mode: None

tion.User.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-190103 Voice Coverage
Demodulation

1.1.9.16 Average Number of Users Enabled with Moving Speed-based Adaptive

Demodulation
Counters
50361706 VS.SpeedBased Average BTS3900, U

Demod.UserNu Number of BTS3900
m Users Enabled WCDMA,
with Moving BTS5900,
Speed-based
Adaptive BTS5900
Demodulation WCDMA
Description
This counter indicates the average number of users enabled with Moving Speed-based
Adaptive Demodulation. This counter is used to evaluate the performance of the Moving
Speed-based Adaptive Demodulation feature and the feature gains.
VS.SpeedBasedDemod.UserNum This counter indicates the average number

of users enabled with Moving Speed-based
Adaptive Demodulation. This counter is
used to evaluate the performance of the
Moving Speed-based Adaptive
Demodulation feature and the feature gains.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the number of users using the Moving Speed-based Adaptive
Demodulation feature is sampled within each sampling period (10 ms). The sum of the
sampled users within the measurement period is recorded as A. The number of samples within
the measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.SpeedBasedDemod.UserNum = A/B
Note: DC-HSUPA users, soft handover users, and softer handover users are counted on cell-
specific links separately.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.SpeedBasedDemod.User Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-181205 Moving Speed-based
LTE: None Adaptive Demodulation
1.1.9.17 Average Number of users for CCPIC Phase 4 in a Cell
Counters
50361725 VS.CCPICPhas Average BTS3900, U

e4.UserNum.M number of users BTS3900
ean for CCPIC WCDMA,
Phase 4 by BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of users for CCPIC Phase 4 in a cell.
Measurement Points
With a measurement period, the number of users for CCPIC Phase 4 is sampled every five
seconds in a cell. At the end of the measurement period, the accumulated value of users for
CCPIC Phase 4 is recorded as A, and the number of samples is recorded as B.
A divided by B is used as the value of the VS.CCPICPhase4.UserNum.Mean counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CCPICPhase4.UserNum Multi-mode: None

.Mean GSM: None
(Phase 4)
1.1.9.18 Ratio of AIR Activation for a Cell
Counters
50361726 VS.AIR.ActRat Ratio of AIR BTS3900, U

io Activation for a BTS3900
Cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.AIR.ActRatio This counter measures the ratio of the AIR

algorithm taking effect for a cell to
determine whether AIR takes effect. This
counter is specific to the scenario where the
AIR feature has been enabled.
Measurement Points
The number of times the AIR algorithm takes effect for a cell is sampled every 2 ms. At the
end of a measurement period, the total samples of AIR algorithm takes effect is recorded as
A, and the total number of times the AIR feature enabled is recorded as B. Ratio of AIR
algorithm takes effect for a cell = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.AIR.ActRatio Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Rejection
1.1.9.19 Average Number of Frequencies Enabled with Comb Filtering in a Cell
Counters
50361735 VS.CombFilter. Average BTS3900, U

FreqNum.Mean Number of BTS3900
Frequencies WCDMA,
Enabled with BTS5900,
Comb Filtering
in a Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average number of GSM frequencies enabled with comb filtering in
a UMTS cell working on 3.8 MHz in the downlink.
VS.CombFilter.FreqNum.Mean This counter provides the average number

of GSM frequencies enabled with comb
filtering in a UMTS cell working on 3.8
MHz in the downlink.

Measurement Points
The number of GSM frequencies enabled with comb filtering in a UMTS cell working on 3.8
MHz in the downlink is measured every 30 ms. The total number is recorded as A. The
NodeB counts the number of sampling periods in the measurement period and records the
number as B. Then, VS.CombFilter.FreqNum.Mean = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CombFilter.FreqNum.M Multi-mode: None

ean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-19120902 Downlink Adaptive Band-
WRFD-191209 Pass Filter
WRFD-200201 GU@5 MHz Phase 1
1.1.9.20 Average Bandwidth of Notched Frequencies by Baseband NBIS in a Cell
Counters
50361740 VS.BasebandN Average BTS3900, U

BIS.Bandwidth. Bandwidth of BTS3900
Mean Notched WCDMA,
Frequencies by BTS5900,
Baseband NBIS
in a Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average bandwidth of notched frequencies by baseband NBIS in a
cell.

VS.BasebandNBIS.Bandwidth.Mean This counter provides the average

bandwidth of notched frequencies by
baseband NBIS in a cell.
Measurement Points
When Uplink Adaptive Band-Pass Filter of WRFD-200201 GU@5 MHz Phase 2 takes effect,
the NodeB detects the frequencies with strong narrowband interference on RX antennas and
notches these frequencies to reduce uplink interference.During a measurement period, the
NodeB samples the bandwidth of notched frequencies by baseband NBIS and records the
accumulated value as A, and records the number of notching periods as B. Then,
VS.BasebandNBIS.Bandwidth.Mean = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
kHz
Related Features
VS.BasebandNBIS.Bandwid Multi-mode: None

th.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-200201 GU@5 MHz Phase 2
LTE: None

1.1.9.21 Average Number of Frequencies Enabled with Comb Filtering out of the
3.8 MHz Frequency Band in a Cell
Counters
50361743 VS.CombFilter Average BTS3900, U

Extend.FreqNu Number of BTS3900
m.Mean Frequencies WCDMA,
Enabled with BTS5900,
Comb Filtering
out of the 3.8 BTS5900
MHz Frequency WCDMA
Band in a Cell
Description
This counter provides the average number of GSM frequencies enabled with comb filtering
between 3.8 MHz and 5 MHz in the downlink of a cell.
VS.CombFilterExtend.FreqNum.Mean This counter provides the average number

of GSM frequencies enabled with comb
filtering between 3.8 MHz and 5 MHz in the
downlink of a cell.
Measurement Points
Every 1/30 ms, the NodeB samples the number of GSM frequencies enabled with comb
filtering between 3.8 MHz and 5 MHz in the downlink of the cell and records the accumulated
value as A.The number of samples in a measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.CombFilterExtend.FreqNum.Mean = A/B
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.CombFilterExtend.Freq Multi-mode: None

Num.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-200201 GU@5 MHz Phase 2
LTE: None
1.1.10 Cell Reserved Counter Measurement

(CELLRESERVE.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset indicates measurements reserved for local cells. Reserved counter is used
temporarily in patch versions and will be replaced with a new counter in later versions. For
the detailed information about used reserved counters, see the "Used Reserved Counter List"
of the corresponding version.
Counters
50331740 VS.CellReserve.Co Reserved 1 in the BTS3900:

unter1 cell V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.10.1 Reserved 1 in the cell
Counters
50331740 VS.CellReserve Reserved 1 in BTS3900, U

.Counter1 the cell BTS3900
WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.

VS.CellReserve.Counter1 None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
None
Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.1.11 Cell Power Measurement (POWER.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset consists of counters related to uplink load and downlink power.

Counters
50332055 VS.DlPwrRatio.SF Average ratio of SF BTS3900:

256 256 downlink code V100R008C00
channel transmit BTS3900 WCDMA:
power to the V100R008C00
maximum downlink BTS5900:
transmit power in a V100R013C00
cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332278 VS.DPCCH.R99.P DPCCH uplink BTS3900:

OWER power load of R99 V100R008C00
services in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332279 VS.DPDCH.R99.P DPDCH uplink BTS3900:

OWER power load of R99 V100R008C00
services in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332280 VS.HSDPCCH.PO HSDPCCH uplink BTS3900:

WER power load of V100R008C00
HSDPA services in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332281 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900:

10ms.POWER power load of 10 ms V100R008C00
TTI HSUPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
services in a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332282 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900:

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332283 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH uplink BTS3900:

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332284 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH uplink BTS3900:

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332285 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH uplink BTS3900:

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332286 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH uplink BTS3900:

BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50361648 VS.DLDCHPwrRa Average ratio of BTS3900:

tio.SharedOperator downlink DCH V100R009C00
0 transmit power BTS3900 WCDMA:
occupied by V100R009C00
operator 0 in an BTS5900:
MOCN network V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.1.11.1 Average Ratio of DPCH and F-DPCH Transmit Power over Different SF
Code Channels to the Maximum Downlink Transmit Power in a Cell
Counters
50332055 VS.DlPwrRatio Average ratio of BTS3900, U

.SF256 SF 256 BTS3900
downlink code WCDMA,
channel BTS5900,
transmit power
to the BTS5900
maximum WCDMA
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

.SF128 SF 128 BTS3900
downlink code WCDMA,
channel BTS5900,
transmit power
to the BTS5900
maximum WCDMA
downlink
transmit power
in a cell

.SF64 SF 64 downlink BTS3900
code channel WCDMA,
transmit power BTS5900,
to the
maximum BTS5900
downlink WCDMA
transmit power
in a cell

code channel WCDMA,
to the
maximum BTS5900
downlink WCDMA
transmit power
in a cell



code channel WCDMA,
to the
maximum BTS5900
downlink WCDMA
transmit power
in a cell

code channel WCDMA,
to the
maximum BTS5900
downlink WCDMA
transmit power
in a cell
Description
These counters measure the average ratio of DPCH and F-DPCH transmit power over
different SF code channels to the maximum downlink transmit power in a cell.
Measurement Points
The average permillage of DPCH and F-DPCH transmit power over different SF downlink
code channels to the maximum downlink transmit power in a cell is sampled every 200 ms.
At the end of a measurement period, the accumulated permillage is A, and the number of
samples is B. The formula for calculating this counter is A/B. If the cell is configured on the
WBBPa board, the value of this counter is 0.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
None

1.1.11.2 Uplink power loads of different services in a cell
Counters
50332278 VS.DPCCH.R9 DPCCH uplink BTS3900, U

9.POWER power load of BTS3900
R99 services in WCDMA,
a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332279 VS.DPDCH.R9 DPDCH uplink BTS3900, U

9.POWER power load of BTS3900
R99 services in WCDMA,
a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332280 VS.HSDPCCH. HSDPCCH BTS3900, U

POWER uplink power BTS3900
load of HSDPA WCDMA,
services in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332281 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900, U

10ms.POWER power load of BTS3900
10 ms TTI WCDMA,
HSUPA BTS5900,
services in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
50332282 VS.DPCCH. DPCCH uplink BTS3900, U

2ms.POWER power load of 2 BTS3900
ms TTI HSUPA WCDMA,
services in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332283 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH BTS3900, U

10ms.POWER uplink power BTS3900
load of 10 ms WCDMA,
TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
services in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA


50332284 VS.EDPCCH. EDPCCH BTS3900, U

load of 2 ms WCDMA,
TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
services in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
50332285 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH BTS3900, U

load of 10 ms WCDMA,
TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
services in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
50332286 VS.EDPDCH. EDPDCH BTS3900, U

load of 2 ms WCDMA,
TTI HSUPA BTS5900,
services in a
cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counter measures the uplink power loads of different services over control channels or
data channels within a measurement period in a cell.
VS.DPCCH.R99.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

uplink power of R99 users to the total
uplink power.
VS.DPDCH.R99.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPDCH

uplink power of R99 users to the total
uplink power.
VS.HSDPCCH.POWER This counter measures the ratio of

HSDPCCH uplink power of HSDPA users
to the total uplink power, including only the
CQI load, not ACK/NACK load.
VS.DPCCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

uplink power of 10 ms TTI HSUPA users to
the total uplink power.

VS.DPCCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of DPCCH

VS.EDPCCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPCCH

VS.EDPCCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of EDPCCH

VS.EDPDCH.10ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of

EDPDCH uplink power of 10 ms TTI
HSUPA users to the total uplink power.
VS.EDPDCH.2ms.POWER This counter measures the ratio of

EDPDCH uplink power of 2 ms TTI
HSUPA users to the total uplink power.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every 100 ms and measures the uplink power loads of different
services over control channels or data channels within a measurement period. The
accumulated value is A, and the number of samples is B. At the end of the measurement
period, the uplink power loads of different services over control channels or data channels are
calculated by dividing A by B.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPCCH.POWER Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(Phase 3)

VS.DPCCH.10ms.POWER Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.DPCCH.2ms.POWER Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.EDPCCH. Multi-mode: None

10ms.POWER GSM: None
(Phase 3)
VS.EDPCCH.2ms.POWER Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
(Phase 3)
1.1.11.3 Average Ratio of Downlink DCH Transmit Power Occupied by Operator

0 in an MOCN Network
Counters
50361648 VS.DLDCHPw Average ratio of BTS3900, U

rRatio.SharedO downlink DCH BTS3900
perator0 transmit power WCDMA,
occupied by BTS5900,
operator 0 in an
WCDMA



operator 1 in an
WCDMA

operator 2 in an
WCDMA

operator 3 in an
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average ratio of downlink DCH transmit power for all users served
by each operator to the maximum cell transmit power in an MOCN network. DCH power
consumption indicates the power consumed for DPDCHs and DPCCHs and the power
consumed for F-DPCHs for HSDPA users in CELL_DCH state with SRB over HSDPA
enabled.
Measurement Points
Using VS.DCHPwrRatio.SharedOperator0 as an example, the ratio of downlink DCH
transmit power for all users served by the operator to the maximum cell transmit power is
sampled every 100 ms within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period,
the accumulated value of the transmit power ratio is recorded as A, and the number of
samples is recorded as B. A divided by is used as the value of the
VS.DLDCHPwrRatio.SharedOperator0 counter.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.DLDCHPwrRatio.Share Multi-mode: None

dOperator0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-140223 MOCN Cell Resource
LTE: None Demarcation



1.1.12 EFACH Measurement (EFACH.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset consists of EFACH-related counters for a cell.
Counters
50332163 VS.EFACH.AckTti Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

Num Which the NodeB V100R008C00
Receives ACKs BTS3900 WCDMA:
from E-FACH Users V100R008C00
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332164 VS.EFACH.NackT Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

tiNum Which the NodeB V100R008C00
Receives NACKs BTS3900 WCDMA:
from E-FACH Users V100R008C00
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332165 VS.EFACH.DtxTti Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

Num Which the NodeB V100R008C00
Does Not Receive BTS3900 WCDMA:
ACKs or NACKs V100R008C00
from E-FACH Users BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332162 VS.EFACH.DataTt Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

iNum Which E-FACH V100R008C00
Users Have Data to BTS3900 WCDMA:
Transmit in a Cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332161 VS.EFACH.Thrup E-FACH User BTS3900:

ut Throughput at the V100R008C00
MAC-ehs Layer in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
Cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341718 VS.EFACH.ScchP Average HS-SCCH BTS3900:

wrRatio.Mean transmit power of all V100R008C00
E-FACH users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341719 VS.EFACH.ScchP Maximum HS- BTS3900:

wrRatio.Max SCCH transmit V100R008C00
power of all E- BTS3900 WCDMA:
FACH users in a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341720 VS.EFACH.PdschP Average HS-PDSCH BTS3900:

wrRatio.Mean transmit power of all V100R008C00
E-FACH users in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341721 VS.EFACH.PdschP Maximum HS- BTS3900:

wrRatio.Max PDSCH transmit V100R008C00
power of all E- BTS3900 WCDMA:
FACH users in a cell V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.1.12.1 E-FACH HARQ Distributing in a Cell
Counters
50332163 VS.EFACH.Ac Number of BTS3900, U

kTtiNum TTIs in Which BTS3900
the NodeB WCDMA,
Receives ACKs BTS5900,
from E-FACH
Users in a Cell BTS5900
WCDMA


50332164 VS.EFACH.Na Number of BTS3900, U

ckTtiNum TTIs in Which BTS3900
the NodeB WCDMA,
Receives BTS5900,
NACKs from
E-FACH Users BTS5900
in a Cell WCDMA
50332165 VS.EFACH.Dtx Number of BTS3900, U

TtiNum TTIs in Which BTS3900
the NodeB WCDMA,
Does Not BTS5900,
Receive ACKs
or NACKs from BTS5900
E-FACH Users WCDMA
in a Cell
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs in which the NodeB does not receive ACKs or
NACKs and receives ACKs and NACKs from E-FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
VS.EFACH.AckTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs

in which the NodeB receives ACKs from E-
FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
VS.EFACH.NackTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs

in which the NodeB receives NACKs from
E-FACH users over the HS-DPCCH in a
cell.
VS.EFACH.DtxTtiNum This counter measures the number of TTIs

in which the NodeB does not receive ACKs
or NACKs from these E-FACH users over
the HS-DPCCH in a cell.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which the NodeB does not receive ACKs or NACKs or receives
ACKs or NACKs from E-FACH users over the HS-DPCCH is sampled every 2 ms. At the
end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the
corresponding counter. The corresponding counter will be measured repeatedly if the NodeB
does not receive ACKs or NACKs or receives ACKs or NACKs from more than one E-FACH
user within a TTI.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.EFACH.AckTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010688 Downlink Enhanced CELL-
LTE: None FACH
VS.EFACH.NackTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
VS.EFACH.DtxTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
1.1.12.2 Number of TTIs in Which E-FACH Users Have Data to Transmit in a Cell
Counters
50332162 VS.EFACH.Dat Number of BTS3900, U

aTtiNum TTIs in Which BTS3900
E-FACH Users WCDMA,
Have Data to BTS5900,
Transmit in a
Cell BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which E-FACH users have data to transmit in a
cell.This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one E-FACH user have data to
transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs in which E-FACH users have data to transmit is sampled every 2 ms. At
the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this
counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.EFACH.DataTtiNum Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
1.1.12.3 E-FACH User Throughput at the MAC-ehs Layer in a Cell
Counters
50332161 VS.EFACH.Thr E-FACH User BTS3900, U

uput Throughput at BTS3900
the MAC-ehs WCDMA,
Layer in a Cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the E-FACH user throughput at the MAC-ehs layer in a cell.

Measurement Points
The scheduling traffic volume of E-FACH users in a cell are accumulated within a
measurement period. The scheduling traffic volume includes the ACK scheduling traffic
volume when E-FACH users have HS-DPCCH feedbacks and the traffic volume of initial
transmission when E-FACH users have no HS-DPCCH feedbacks.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.EFACH.Thruput Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
1.1.12.4 Average HS-SCCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell
Counters
50341718 VS.EFACH.Scc Average HS- BTS3900, U

hPwrRatio.Mea SCCH transmit BTS3900
n power of all E- WCDMA,
FACH users in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341719 VS.EFACH.Scc Maximum HS- BTS3900, U

hPwrRatio.Max SCCH transmit BTS3900
power of all E- WCDMA,
FACH users in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
These counters measures the average and maximum HS-SCCH transmit power of all E-FACH
users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The permillage of HS-SCCH transmit power for all E-FACH users to the maximum cell
transmit power is sampled every 2 ms within a TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the
accumulated permillage is A, and the number of TTIs is B. The formula for calculating
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Mean is: VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. This counter is
sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum sampling
results is used as the value of VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH

1.1.12.5 Average HS-PDSCH transmit power of all E-FACH users in a cell
Counters
50341720 VS.EFACH.Pds Average HS- BTS3900, U

chPwrRatio.Me PDSCH BTS3900
an transmit power WCDMA,
of all E-FACH BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341721 VS.EFACH.Pds Maximum HS- BTS3900, U

chPwrRatio.Ma PDSCH BTS3900
x transmit power WCDMA,
of all E-FACH BTS5900,
users in a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters measures the average and maximum HS-PDSCH transmit power of all E-
FACH users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The permillage of HS-PDSCH transmit power for all E-FACH users to the maximum cell
transmit power is sampled every 2 ms within a TTI. At the end of a measurement period, the
accumulated permillage is A, and the number of TTIs is B. The formula for calculating
VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Mean is: VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Mean = A/B. This counter
is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the maximum sampling
results is used as the value of VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Max.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
LTE: None FACH
VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
1.1.13 HSDPA Measurement 2 (HSDPA2.LOCELL)
Overview
The function subset indicates the running status and performance of the HSDPA cell on a
NodeB. Unless otherwise stated, HSDPA users are those in the CELL_DCH state.Unless
otherwise stated, DB-HSDPA users are traditional DB-HSDPA users and inter-NodeB DB-
HSDPA users.
Counters
50332175 VS.HSDPA.PdschC Number of times 0 BTS3900:

odeUsed.0 HS-PDSCH codes V100R008C01
are used in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

odeUsed.1 HS-PDSCH code is V100R008C01
used in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341723 VS.HSDPA.UserNu Average Number of BTS3900:

m.Mean HSDPA Users in a V100R009C00
Cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50331747 VS.HSDPA.Data.Iu Number of MAC-d BTS3900:

bMacdPdu PDUs received over V100R008C01
Iub interfaces in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332219 VS.HSDPA. Traffic of Mac-ehs BTS3900:

64QAMCfg.Acted. PDUs correctly V100R009C00
Traffic transmitted by BTS3900 WCDMA:
64QAM users in V100R009C00
64QAM mode in a BTS5900:
cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332193 VS.HSDPA. Traffic of Mac-ehs BTS3900:

64QAMCfg.Traffic PDUs correctly V100R009C00
transmitted by all BTS3900 WCDMA:
64QAM users in a V100R009C00
cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332204 VS.HSDPA.FullBuf Number of samples BTS3900:

fer.Throughput.Su in which the full V100R009C00
mNum.0 buffer throughput of BTS3900 WCDMA:
a single HSDPA V100R009C00
user is within the BTS5900:
range of interval 0 V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332200 VS.HSDPA.DelayS Traffic of delay BTS3900:

ensitive.DataOutpu sensitive BE V100R009C00
t.Urgency services BTS3900 WCDMA:
preferentially V100R009C00
transmitted by BTS5900:
HSDPA users in a V100R013C00
cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332199 VS.HSDPA.DelayS Traffic of delay BTS3900:

ensitive.DataOutpu sensitive BE V100R009C00
t services transmitted BTS3900 WCDMA:
by all HSDPA users V100R009C00
in a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332198 VS.HSDPA.Schedu Number of times BTS3900:

leNum.DelaySensiti HSDPA users V100R009C00
ve.Blind running delay BTS3900 WCDMA:
sensitive BE V100R009C00
services are blind BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332197 VS.HSDPA.Schedu Number of times BTS3900:

leNum.DelaySensiti HSDPA users V100R009C00
ve running delay BTS3900 WCDMA:
sensitive BE V100R009C00
services are BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332194 VS.HSDPA.NotSch Number of times BTS3900:

edule.CQI0 HSDPA users are V100R009C00
not scheduled in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell due to CQI of 0 V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

edule.InvalidCQI HSDPA users are V100R009C00
not scheduled in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell due to invalid V100R009C00
CQI BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



edule.CMGAP HSDPA users within V100R009C00
the GAP period in BTS3900 WCDMA:
compressed mode V100R009C00
are not scheduled in BTS5900:
a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332201 VS.HSDPA.Remai Number of times the BTS3900:

nResLimit.ScchCo next HSDPA user V100R009C00
de cannot be scheduled BTS3900 WCDMA:
due to HS-SCCH V100R009C00
insufficiency in a BTS5900:
cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

nResLimit.PdschC next HSDPA user V100R009C00
ode cannot be scheduled BTS3900 WCDMA:
due to HS-PDSCH V100R009C00
insufficiency in a BTS5900:
cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

nResLimit.HSDPA next HSDPA user V100R009C00
Pwr cannot be scheduled BTS3900 WCDMA:
due to HSDPA V100R009C00
power insufficiency BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341741 VS.HSDPA.MCCfg Time Ratio of BTS3900:

.SupCarrierDeact. Existent Deactivated V100R010C10
Traffic.TimeRatio 3C-HSDPA/4C- BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSDPA Users V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332232 VS.DataOutput.All Traffic Volume of BTS3900:

HSDPA.Traffic the MAC-hs/MAC- V100R010C10
Successfully V100R010C10
Received at HSDPA BTS5900:
Users (Including V100R013C00
Multicarrier Users)
in a Cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332233 VS.AllHSDPA.Dat Total Number of BTS3900:

aTtiNum.User User-level TTIs V100R010C10
When There is Data BTS3900 WCDMA:
to Transmit in V100R010C10
HSDPA User Queue BTS5900:
Buffers (Not V100R013C00
Counted Repeatedly
for Multicarrier BTS5900 WCDMA:
Users Having V100R013C00
Concurrent Buffered
Data in Multiple
Cells)
50332234 VS.HSDPA.DataO Traffic Volume of BTS3900:

utput.Total the MAC-hs/MAC- V100R010C10
Transmitted to V100R010C10
HSDPA Users in a BTS5900:
Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332235 VS.HSDPA.CQI. Number of CQIs in BTS3900:

64QAM.0 the range 0 reported V100R010C10
by 64QAM users in BTS3900 WCDMA:
a cell V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

a cell V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



a cell V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

a cell V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332192 VS.HSDPAPwrSha Number of TTIs BTS3900:

re.TtiNum within which the V100R009C00
HSDPA cell uses BTS3900 WCDMA:
shared power V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332245 VS.HSDPA.DataO Total traffic volume BTS3900:

utput.Traffic.SHO of MAC-hs/MAC- V100R011C00
ehs PDUs with BTS3900 WCDMA:
ACKs received from V100R011C00
all HSDPA users BTS5900:
performing soft V100R013C00
handovers in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332246 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Total number of BTS3900:

iNum.User.SHO user-level TTIs V100R011C00
queue buffers of BTS5900:
HSDPA users V100R013C00
performing soft
handovers BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341742 VS.HSDPA.VideoU Number of HSDPA BTS3900:

serNum.Mean video users in a cell V100R010C10
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341743 VS.HSDPA.Prioriti Number of BTS3900:

zedVideoUserNum. prioritized HSDPA V100R010C10
Mean video users in a cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R010C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332648 VS.HSDPA.FullBuf Total TTIs in BTS3900:

fer.ThdLimit.Thro Interval 0 for Single V100R009C00
ughput.TTINum.0 HSDPA Users with BTS3900 WCDMA:
Throughput Minus V100R009C00
Small Data Volume BTS5900:
in a Full Buffer V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

fer.ThdLimit.Thro Interval 10 for V100R009C00
ughput.TTINum.10 Single HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
Users with V100R009C00
Throughput Minus BTS5900:
Small Data Volume V100R013C00
in a Full Buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50341748 VS.HSDPA.FullBuf Total data volume in BTS3900:

fer.ThdLimit.Thro Interval 0 for single V100R009C00
ughput.Traffic.0 HSDPA users with BTS3900 WCDMA:
throughput minus V100R009C00
the small data BTS5900:
volume in a full V100R013C00
buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

buffer
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332670 VS.HSDPA.FullBuf Total TTIs in a Full BTS3900:

fer.ThdLimit.Thro Buffer for Single V100R009C00
ughputSatisfied.TT HSDPA Users with BTS3900 WCDMA:
INum Throughput Minus V100R009C00
Exceeding the V100R013C00
Target Threshold
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50341759 VS.HSDPA.FullBuf Total Data Volume BTS3900:

fer.ThdLimit.Thro in a Full Buffer for V100R009C00
ughputSatisfied.Tr Single HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
affic Users with V100R009C00
Throughput Minus BTS5900:
Small Data Volume V100R013C00
Exceeding the
Target Threshold BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332848 VS.DataOutput.Int Traffic volume of BTS3900:

erNBDBHSDPA.Tr the MAC-ehs PDUs V100R009C00
affic correctly transmitted BTS3900 WCDMA:
to inter-NodeB DB- V100R009C00
HSDPA users in a BTS5900:
cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332849 VS.InterNBDBHS Number of user- BTS3900:

DPA.DataTtiNum. level TTIs in which V100R009C00
User an inter-NodeB DB- BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSDPA user queue V100R009C00
has data to transmit BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332850 VS.DataOutput.Int Traffic volume of BTS3900:

erNBDBHSDPA.Al the MAC-ehs PDUs V100R009C00
lSec.Traffic correctly transmitted BTS3900 WCDMA:
to inter-NodeB DB- V100R009C00
HSDPA users in the BTS5900:
supplementary V100R013C00
carrier in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332853 VS.HSDPA.CellTh Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

roughput.UnderTh Which HSDPA Cell V100R011C10
d.CQILimit.TTINu Throughput Is BTS3900 WCDMA:
m Lower Than the V100R011C10
Target Threshold BTS5900:
Due to Insufficient V100R013C00
CQIs for Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



d.PowerLimit.TTI Throughput Is BTS3900 WCDMA:
Num Lower Than the V100R011C10
HSDPA Power
Resources for Cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

d.CodeLimit.TTIN Throughput Is BTS3900 WCDMA:
um Lower Than the V100R011C10
HS-PDSCH Codes
for Cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

d.BufferLimit.TTI Throughput Is BTS3900 WCDMA:
Num Lower Than the V100R011C10
Data Sources for
Cell BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332865 VS.HSDPA.Data.T Number of TTIs BTS3900:

TINum.SharedOpe with buffered data to V100R011C10
rator0 be transmitted in at BTS3900 WCDMA:
least one HSDPA V100R011C10
user queue for BTS5900:
operator 0 in a cell V100R013C00
in MOCN network
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in MOCN network
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



in MOCN network
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

in MOCN network
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332869 VS.HSDPA.Schedu Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

leLimit.TTINum.S which UEs served V100R011C10
haredOperator0 by operator 0 are BTS3900 WCDMA:
added to the V100R011C10
set but not scheduled V100R013C00
after the scheduling
priority of operator 0 BTS5900 WCDMA:
is lowered in an V100R013C00
MOCN network

MOCN network



MOCN network

MOCN network
50332873 VS.HSDPA.BasedB Number of Times BTS3900:

uffer.ScheduledNu HSDPA Users Are V100R012C00
m Scheduled with BTS3900 WCDMA:
Scheduling Weight V100R012C00
Increased Based on BTS5900:
Data Buffer in a Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332874 VS.HSDPA.CodeFr Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

ee.TtiNum Which Idle Codes V100R012C00
are Available for BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSDPA Scheduling V100R012C00
in a Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332875 VS.HSDPA.CodeFr MAC-ehs PDUs BTS3900:

eeUsed.Traffic Correctly V100R012C00
Transmitted Using BTS3900 WCDMA:
Idle Codes in a Cell V100R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332876 VS.HSDPA.InterN Number of TTIs BTS3900:

odeBHSDPCCHCo During Which Inter- V100R012C00
MP.TTINum NodeB HS-DPCCH BTS3900 WCDMA:
CoMP (Joint V100R012C00
Reception) Takes BTS5900:
Effect for Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332877 VS.HSDPA.DataO MAC-hs/MAC-ehs BTS3900:

utput.Traffic.CQI0 Throughput of V100R012C00
to10 HSDPA Users with BTS3900 WCDMA:
CQIs 0 to 10 for V100R012C00
Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

1to15 HSDPA Users with BTS3900 WCDMA:
Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332881 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Number of User- BTS3900:

iNum.User.CQI0to level TTIs During V100R012C00
10 Which HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
Users with CQIs 0 V100R012C00
to 10 Have Data to BTS5900:
Transmit in Queue V100R013C00
Buffers for Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

iNum.User.CQI11t level TTIs During V100R012C00
o15 Which HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
Buffers for Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Buffers for Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Buffers for Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332885 VS.HSDPA.DataO Traffic correctly BTS3900:

utput.Traffic.Retra received by HSDPA V100R012C10
Sch users enabled with BTS3900 WCDMA:
the best V100R012C10
retransmission BTS5900:
scheduling V100R013C00
algorithm in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332886 VS.Ack.RetraSch Number of ACKs BTS3900:

received from all V100R012C10
HSDPA users BTS3900 WCDMA:
enabled with the V100R012C10
best retransmission BTS5900:
algorithm in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332887 VS.Nack.RetraSch Number of NACKs BTS3900:

algorithm in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332888 VS.Dtx.RetraSch Number of DTXs BTS3900:

algorithm in a cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332889 VS.HSDPA.DataO Traffic of SRB-only BTS3900:

utput.Traffic.SRB data correctly V100R012C10
transmitted over the BTS3900 WCDMA:
MAC-hs/MAC-ehs V100R012C10
layer in the HSDPA BTS5900:
user queue V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332890 VS.HSDPA.DataTt Number of user- BTS3900:

iNum.User.SRB level TTIs during V100R012C10
which HSDPA UEs BTS3900 WCDMA:
have SRB-only data V100R012C10
to transmit in queue BTS5900:
buffers in a cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332891 VS.HSDPA.SRB.Sc Number of times BTS3900:

heduledNum when the SRB-only V100R012C10
data of the HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
UEs is scheduled in V100R012C10
a cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332892 VS.HSDPA.PhaseA Number of TTIs BTS3900:

dj.TtiNum with Phase V100R012C10
Adjustment for Cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R012C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332894 VS.HSDPA.Combi Number of TTIs in BTS3900:

TFRC.TtiNum Which Combined V100R013C00
TFRC Takes Effect BTS3900 WCDMA:
for HSDPA UEs for V100R013C00
Cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332895 VS.HSDPAPwrRat Average Percentage BTS3900:

io.UEGroup0 of the HSDPA TX V100R013C00
Power Used by User BTS3900 WCDMA:
Group 0 in the Total V100R013C00
Available HSDPA BTS5900:
Power in a Cell V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Group 10 in the V100R013C00
Total Available BTS5900:
HSDPA Power in a V100R013C00
Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

Cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332943 VS.HSDPATimeRa Average Percentage BTS3900:

tio.PwrOver.UEGr of the Duration in V100R013C00
oup0 Which the HSDPA BTS3900 WCDMA:
Power Usage of V100R013C00
User Group 0 BTS5900:
Exceeds the V100R013C00
Configured
Threshold to in the BTS5900 WCDMA:
Total Measurement V100R013C00
Duration in a Cell



Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell



Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell



Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell



Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

Configured
Duration in a Cell

io.PwrOver.UEGro of the HSDPA TX V100R013C00
up0 Power of User BTS3900 WCDMA:
Group 0 Whose V100R013C00
HSDPA TX Power BTS5900:
Usage Exceeds the V100R013C00
Configured
Threshold in the BTS5900 WCDMA:
Total Available V100R013C00
HSDPA Power in a
Cell



Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell



Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell



Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell



Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell

Configured
HSDPA Power in a
Cell
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Traffic VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Acted.Traffic
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput.Urg
ency
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum.DelaySensitive VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum.DelaySensitive.B
lind

1.1.13.1 Number of Times Different Quantities of HS-PDSCH Codes Are Used in

a Cell
Counters
50332175 VS.HSDPA.Pds Number of BTS3900, U

chCodeUsed.0 times 0 HS- BTS3900
PDSCH codes WCDMA,
are used in a BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH code is WCDMA,
used in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA



PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA



PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA

PDSCH codes WCDMA,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of times different quantities of HS-PDSCH codes are used
in a cell, which explains the usage of HS-PDSCH codes.
Measurement Points
This counter counts the accumulated TTIs within which a specific number of HS-PDSCH
codes are used. Assume that the number of accumulated TTIs is A and the number of used
HS-PDSCH codes is x. Then, VS.HSDPA.PdschCodeUsed.x = A.
For example, VS.HSDPA.PdschCodeUsed.5 counts the accumulated TTIs within which five
HS-PDSCH codes are used.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.PdschCodeUsed Multi-mode: None

.0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.1 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.2 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.3 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.4 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.5 GSM: None
LTE: None Package


.6 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.7 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.8 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.9 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.10 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.11 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.12 GSM: None
LTE: None Package


.13 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.14 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

.15 GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.2 Average Number of HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50341723 VS.HSDPA.Use Average BTS3900, U

rNum.Mean Number of BTS3900
HSDPA Users WCDMA,
in a Cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of HSDPA users in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the total number of HSDPA users in each TTI is recorded as A,
and the number of TTIs within the measurement period is recorded as B. The formula for
calculating the counter is: VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN=A/B. A multicarrier user is regarded as
one HSDPA user in the anchor carrier and one HSDPA user in the supplementary carrier, and
this counter is measured in the two carriers separately.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.UserNum.Mean Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.3 Number of MAC-d PDUs received over Iub interfaces in a cell
Counters

a.IubMacdPdu MAC-d PDUs BTS3900
received over WCDMA,
Iub interfaces in BTS5900,
a cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
Number of HSDPA MAC-d PDUs (including those from E-FACH users and E-PCH users)
received over the Iub interface in a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the number of HSDPA MAC-d PDUs (including those from E-FACH
users and E-PCH users) received over the Iub interface in a cell within a measurement period.
If there are multi-carrier users in the cell, PDUs of the anchor and supplementary carriers are
counted to the anchor carrier.
Formula
None

Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.Data.IubMacdP Multi-mode: None

du GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.4 Traffic of MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted by 64QAM Users in a

Cell
Counters
50332219 VS.HSDPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900, U

64QAMCfg.Act ehs PDUs BTS3900
ed.Traffic correctly WCDMA,
transmitted by BTS5900,
64QAM users
in 64QAM BTS5900
mode in a cell WCDMA
50332193 VS.HSDPA. Traffic of Mac- BTS3900, U

64QAMCfg.Tra ehs PDUs BTS3900
ffic correctly WCDMA,
all 64QAM
users in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Acted.Traffic This counter measures the traffic of MAC-

ehs PDUs correctly transmitted by 64QAM
users in 64QAM mode in a cell.

VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Traffic This counter measures the traffic of MAC-

ehs PDUs correctly transmitted by all
64QAM users in a cell.
Measurement Points
The traffic of MAC-ehs PDUs correctly transmitted by a 64QAM user in 64QAM mode and
received with ACKs is sampled in a cell. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is defined as the value of the VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Acted.Traffic
counter.
The traffic of MAC-ehs PDUs correctly transmitted by a 64QAM user and received with
ACKs is sampled in a cell. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of these sampling
results is defined as the value of the VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Traffic counter.
For a multicarrier user, the corresponding counter is measured in the anchor and
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features

64QAMCfg.Acted.Traffic GSM: None
WRFD-010693 Downlink 64QAM+MIMO
LTE: None

64QAMCfg.Traffic GSM: None
WRFD-010693 Downlink 64QAM+MIMO
LTE: None

1.1.13.5 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer
Counters
50332204 VS.HSDPA.Ful Number of BTS3900, U

lBuffer.Through samples in BTS3900
put.SumNum.0 which the full WCDMA,
buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
single HSDPA BTS5900
user is within WCDMA
the range of
interval 0

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 1

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 2

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 3



buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 4

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 5

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 6

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 7

buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 8



buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 9

put.SumNum. which the full WCDMA,
10 buffer BTS5900,
throughput of a
the range of
interval 10
Description
These counters measure the number of samples for HSDPA users in a full buffer at different
throughput intervals, reflecting the distribution of the single HSDPA user throughput at these
throughput intervals.
After scheduling, HSDPA users have data to transmit in the full buffer.
Here,
Interval 0 ranges from 0 kbit/s to 512 kbit/s.
Interval 1 ranges from 512 kbit/s (included) to 1 Mbit/s.
Interval 2 ranges from 1 Mbit/s (included) to 2 Mbit/s.
Interval 10 indicates a value greater than or equal to 21 Mbit/s.

Measurement Points
The downlink traffic of an HSDPA user is sampled every one second. Within a sampling
period, the accumulated value is recorded as A, and the duration in which HSDPA users have
data to transmit is recorded as B. In this counter, however, the traffic of HSDPA users having
no data to transmit in the full buffer after scheduling is not counted into A and the duration in
which HSDPA users having no data to transmit is not counted into B. At the end of the
sampling period, A divided by B is throughput of the HSDPA user, and the throughput is
counted into the corresponding throughput interval.For MC-HSDPA users, the counter is
measured in the corresponding scheduled cell.
Notes: The downlink traffic of an HSDPA user includes MAC-hs/MAC-ehs headers.
Figure 1-11
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.Thro Multi-mode: None

ughput.SumNum.0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package


LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package
1.1.13.6 Traffic of Delay Sensitive BE Services Transmitted by HSDPA Users in a

Cell
Counters
50332200 VS.HSDPA.Del Traffic of delay BTS3900, U

aySensitive.Dat sensitive BE BTS3900
aOutput.Urgenc services WCDMA,
y preferentially BTS5900,
transmitted by
HSDPA users in BTS5900
a cell WCDMA


50332199 VS.HSDPA.Del Traffic of delay BTS3900, U

aySensitive.Dat sensitive BE BTS3900
aOutput services WCDMA,
all HSDPA
users in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
Delay sensitive BE services are PS interactive and PS background services that are delay
sensitive, for example, Skype.
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput.Urg This counter measures the traffic of MAC-

ency hs/MAC-ehs sensitive delay BE services
preferentially transmitted by HSDPA users
and received with ACKs in a cell. If the
waiting delay in the queue buffer for delay
sensitive BE services approaches the
maximum buffer delay, the BE services are
preferentially transmitted at the MAC-hs/
MAC-ehs layer.
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput This counter measures the total traffic of

MAC-hs/MAC-ehs sensitive delay BE
services transmitted by all HSDPA users
and received with ACKs in a cell.
Measurement Points
The traffic of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs sensitive delay BE services preferentially transmitted by an
HSDPA user and received with ACKs is sampled in a cell. At the end of a measurement
period, the sum of these sampling results is defined as the value of the
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput.Urgency counter.
The traffic of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs sensitive delay BE services transmitted by an HSDPA user

and received with ACKs is sampled in a cell. At the end of a measurement period, the sum of
these sampling results is defined as the value of the VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput
counter.
For an MC-HSDPA user, the corresponding counter is measured in the anchor and

Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive. Multi-mode: None

DataOutput.Urgency GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150253 VoIP Application
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive. Multi-mode: None

DataOutput GSM: None
1.1.13.7 Number of Times HSDPA Users Running Delay Sensitive BE Services

Are Scheduled in a Cell
Counters
50332198 VS.HSDPA.Sch Number of BTS3900, U

eduleNum.Dela times HSDPA BTS3900
ySensitive.Blin users running WCDMA,
d delay sensitive BTS5900,
BE services are
blind scheduled BTS5900
in a cell WCDMA

eduleNum.Dela times HSDPA BTS3900
ySensitive users running WCDMA,
delay sensitive BTS5900,
BE services are
scheduled in a BTS5900
cell WCDMA

Description
Delay sensitive BE services are PS interactive and PS background services that are delay
sensitive, for example, Skype.
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum.DelaySensitive.B This counter measures the number of times

lind HSDPA users running delay sensitive BE
services are blind scheduled in a cell.
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum.DelaySensitive This counter measures the number of times

HSDPA users running delay sensitive BE
services are scheduled in a cell.
Measurement Points
These counters are measured after MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling completes. For an MIMO
user, if dual streams are used, these counters are measured twice; if a single stream is used,
these counters are measured once. For an MC user, these counters are measured in the anchor
and supplementary carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum. Multi-mode: None

DelaySensitive.Blind GSM: None
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum. Multi-mode: None

DelaySensitive GSM: None

1.1.13.8 Number of Times HSDPA Users Are not Scheduled in a Cell
Counters
50332194 VS.HSDPA.Not Number of BTS3900, U

Schedule.CQI0 times HSDPA BTS3900
users are not WCDMA,
cell due to CQI
of 0 BTS5900
WCDMA

Schedule.Invali times HSDPA BTS3900
dCQI users are not WCDMA,
cell due to
invalid CQI BTS5900
WCDMA

Schedule.CMG times HSDPA BTS3900
AP users within the WCDMA,
GAP period in BTS5900,
compressed
mode are not BTS5900
scheduled in a WCDMA
cell
Description
VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.CQI0 This counter measures the number of times

HSDPA users having data to transmit in the
full buffer are not scheduled in a cell
because CQI is 0. CQI of 0 indicates that
the CQI reported by a UE is 0 or uplink
synchronization fails and therefore the CQI
reported by a UE is not obtained when radio
links are established.
VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.InvalidCQI This counter measures the number of times

because uplink coverage is poor and a valid
CQI cannot be obtained.

VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.CMGAP This counter measures the number of times

because the users are within the GAP period
in compressed mode.
Measurement Points
The VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.CQI0 counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell each time
an HSDPA user having data to transmit in the full buffer is not scheduled within a TTI
because CQI is 0.
The VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.InvalidCQI counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell

each time an HSDPA user having data to transmit in the full buffer is not scheduled within a
TTI because uplink coverage is poor and a valid CQI cannot be obtained.
The VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.CMGAP counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell each

time an HSDPA user having data to transmit in the full buffer is not scheduled within a TTI
because the user is within the GAP period in compressed mode.
The corresponding counter is measured multiple times if more than one user meets the
sampling requirement within a TTI. For a multicarrier user, the corresponding counter is
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.C Multi-mode: None

QI0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.In Multi-mode: None

validCQI GSM: None
LTE: None Package

VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.C Multi-mode: None

MGAP GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.9 Number of Times the Next HSDPA User Cannot be Scheduled Due to
Resource Insufficiency in a Cell
Counters
50332201 VS.HSDPA.Re Number of BTS3900, U

mainResLimit.S times the next BTS3900
cchCode HSDPA user WCDMA,
cannot be BTS5900,
scheduled due
to HS-SCCH BTS5900
insufficiency in WCDMA
a cell

mainResLimit.P times the next BTS3900
dschCode HSDPA user WCDMA,
cannot be BTS5900,
scheduled due
to HS-PDSCH BTS5900
insufficiency in WCDMA
a cell

mainResLimit. times the next BTS3900
HSDPAPwr HSDPA user WCDMA,
cannot be BTS5900,
scheduled due
to HSDPA BTS5900
power WCDMA
insufficiency in
a cell
Description

VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.ScchCode This counter measures the number of times

the next HSDPA user (including E-FACH
users and E-PCH users) in the candidate set
cannot be scheduled due to HS-SCCH
insufficiency in an HSDPA cell.
VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.PdschCode This counter measures the number of times

cannot be scheduled due to HS-PDSCH
VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.HSDPAPwr This counter measures the number of times

cannot be scheduled due to HSDPA power
Measurement Points
The VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.ScchCode counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell
each time an HSDPA user (including E-FACH users and E-PCH users) in the candidate set is
not scheduled within a TTI due to HS-SCCH insufficiency.
The VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.PdschCode counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell
not scheduled within a TTI due to HS-PDSCH insufficiency.
The VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.HSDPAPwr counter is incremented by 1 in the HSDPA cell
not scheduled within a TTI due to HS-PDSCH or HS-SCCH power insufficiency.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimi Multi-mode: None

t.ScchCode GSM: None
LTE: None Package


t.PdschCode GSM: None
LTE: None Package

t.HSDPAPwr GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.10 Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated 3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA Users in a

Cell
Counters
50341741 VS.HSDPA.MC Time Ratio of BTS3900, U

Cfg.SupCarrier Existent BTS3900
Deact.Traffic.Ti Deactivated 3C- WCDMA,
meRatio HSDPA/4C- BTS5900,
HSDPA Users
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counter indicates the ratio of the traffic-based deactivation time of the
supplementary carrier to the activation time for 3C-HSDPA and 4C-HSDPA users whose
primary-carrier cell is the cell where the counter is measured. This counter is used to evaluate
the effect and benefits of the function of downlink traffic-based deactivation of the
supplementary carrier for 3C-HSDPA and 4C-HSDPA users.
Measurement Points
Within the measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total time during which the
supplementary carrier is deactivated because of decrease in throughput for each 3C-HSDPA
user and 4C-HSDPA user whose primary-carrier cell is the cell where the counter is
measured. Assume that the calculated value is A. The NodeB calculates the total time during
which each 3C-HSDPA user and 4C-HSDPA user is active (the active time for a user starting
from the establishment of a PS service and ending at the release of cell connection) in the
primary-carrier cell. Assume that the calculated value is B. Then,
VS.HSDPA.MCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.Traffic.TimeRatio = A/B.

Formula
None
Unit
per mill
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.MCCfg.SupCar Multi-mode: None

rierDeact.Traffic.TimeRatio GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010713 Traffic-Based Activation
WRFD-150250 and Deactivation of the
Supplementary Carrier In
WRFD-150207 Multi-carrier
LTE: None 3C-HSDPA
4C-HSDPA
1.1.13.11 Traffic Volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs Successfully Received

at HSDPA Users (Including Multicarrier Users) in a Cell
Counters
50332232 VS.DataOutput. Traffic Volume BTS3900, U

AllHSDPA.Traf of the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
fic MAC-ehs WCDMA,
PDUs BTS5900,
Successfully
Received at BTS5900
HSDPA Users WCDMA
(Including
Multicarrier
Users) in a Cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully
received at all HSDPA users (including multicarrier users) whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell
where this counter is measured. When an HSDPA user successfully receives a MAC-hs/
MAC-ehs PDU, the HSDPA user responds with an ACK.

Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received at all HSDPA users is
accumulated within a measurement period. This counter is measured for HSDPA users whose
anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA,
3C-HSDPA, and 4C-HSDPA users, the traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with
ACKs over all carriers are counted as being transmitted over the anchor carrier. In the SRB
over HSDPA scenario, when the SRB over HSDPA measurement optimization is enabled, this
counter does not measure the traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs received
from HSDPA users after the SRB-only data is scheduled. This counter complies with section
"6A HS-DSCH-related procedures" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v8.3.0).
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.AllHSDPA. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
WRFD-010611 Package
LTE: None HSDPA Enhanced Package

1.1.13.12 Total Number of User-level TTIs When There is Data to Transmit in

HSDPA User Queue Buffers (Not Counted Repeatedly for Multicarrier Users
Having Concurrent Buffered Data in Multiple Cells)
Counters
50332233 VS.AllHSDPA. Total Number BTS3900, U

DataTtiNum.Us of User-level BTS3900
er TTIs When WCDMA,
There is Data to BTS5900,
Transmit in
HSDPA User BTS5900
Queue Buffers WCDMA
(Not Counted
Repeatedly for
Multicarrier
Users Having
Concurrent
Buffered Data
in Multiple
Cells)
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs during which there is data to transmit in the queue
buffers for HSDPA users whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured.
This counter does not repeatedly count the number of TTIs when multicarrier users have
concurrent buffered data in multiple cells. This counter repeatedly counts the number of TTIs
if more than one HSDPA user queue buffer has data to transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs during which there is data to transmit in the HSDPA user queue buffers
is accumulated within a measurement period. This counter is measured for HSDPA users
whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured. This counter repeatedly
counts the number of TTIs if more than one HSDPA user queue buffer has data to transmit
within a TTI. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 3C-HSDPA, and 4C-HSDPA users, this counter
is incremented by 1 in the anchor-carrier cell when such a user has data to transmit in the
queue buffer over any carrier. In the SRB over HSDPA scenario, when the SRB over HSDPA
measurement optimization is enabled, this counter does not measure the number of TTIs in
which HSDPA UEs have only SRB data to transmit in queue buffers.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.AllHSDPA.DataTtiNum. Multi-mode: None

User GSM: None
WRFD-010611 Package
LTE: None HSDPA Enhanced Package
1.1.13.13 Traffic Volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs Transmitted to HSDPA

Users in a Cell
Counters
50332234 VS.HSDPA.Dat Traffic Volume BTS3900, U

aOutput.Total of the MAC-hs/ BTS3900
MAC-ehs WCDMA,
PDUs BTS5900,
Transmitted to
HSDPA Users BTS5900
in a Cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs transmitted to
all HSDPA users in a cell, including the successfully transmitted and retransmitted traffic
volume.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs transmitted to all HSDPA users is
accumulated within a measurement period. The traffic volume includes the successfully
transmitted and retransmitted traffic volume. This counter is measured for HSDPA users
whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured. For DC-HSDPA, DB-
HSDPA, 3C-HSDPA, and 4C-HSDPA users, this counter is measured over the anchor carrier
and supplementary carrier separately. This counter complies with section "6A HS-DSCH-
related procedures" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v8.3.0).

Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Tot Multi-mode: None

al GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.14 CQI Distribution of Non-MIMO 64QAM Users in a Cell
Counters
50332235 VS.HSDPA.CQ Number of BTS3900, U

I.64QAM.0 CQIs in the BTS3900
range 0 WCDMA,
reported by BTS5900,
64QAM users
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

range 1 WCDMA,
64QAM users
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA

range 2 WCDMA,
64QAM users
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA



range 3 WCDMA,
64QAM users
in a cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the distribution of CQIs reported by non-MIMO 64QAM
users in a cell.
The definition of CQI ranges is as follows:
CQI range 0: [0, 15]
CQI range 1: [16, 20]
CQI range 2: [21, 25]
CQI range 3: [26, 30].
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the preceding counters after demodulating CQI information
of the 64QAM users carried on the HS-DPCCH. The total number of samples in each CQI
range is generated at the end of a measurement period. This counter is measured for 64QAM
users whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured. For DC-HSDPA,
DB-HSDPA, 3C-HSDPA, and 4C-HSDPA users, this counter is measured over the anchor
carrier and supplementary carrier separately. This counter complies with section "6A.2
Channel quality indicator (CQI) definition" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (v8.3.0).
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.CQI.64QAM.0 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.15 Number of TTIs within which the HSDPA cell uses shared power
Counters
50332192 VS.HSDPAPwr Number of BTS3900, U

Share.TtiNum TTIs within BTS3900
which the WCDMA,
HSDPA cell BTS5900,
uses shared
power BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs within which an HSDPA user queue (including E-
FACH users and E-PCH users) uses the shared power.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, this counter is incremented by 1 if one or more HSDPA user queues
(including E-FACH users and E-PCH users) use the shared power within the current TTI in a
cell. An HSDPA user queue has used the shared power when both of the following conditions
are met:
1. The HSDPA cell obtains the shared power from other cells within a TTI.
2. The HSDPA user queue uses the shared power from other cells after all HSDPA available
power in the cell is used up.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrShare.TtiNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-160251 HSDPA Inter-Cell Power
LTE: None Sharing

1.1.13.16 Traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs successfully received by

users performing soft handovers in a cell
Counters
50332245 VS.HSDPA.Dat Total traffic BTS3900, U

aOutput.Traffic. volume of BTS3900
SHO MAC-hs/MAC- WCDMA,
ehs PDUs with BTS5900,
ACKs received
from all BTS5900
HSDPA users WCDMA
performing soft
handovers in a
cell
Description
This counter indicates the total traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs
received from all HSDPA users performing soft handovers in a cell.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs received from all HSDPA users
performing soft handovers is accumulated within a measurement period. This counter is
measured in the serving cell. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA, or 3C-HSDPA users
whose anchor carrier has multiple RLSs, this counter is measured in the anchor carrier and
supplementary carrier separately.This counter is measured only when the RNC-level switches
specified by PC_ASYMMETRY_MEAS_SWITCH, PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH,
and PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SEND_TIME_OPT_SWITCH are all turned on.
Formula
None
Unit
bit

Related Features

fic.SHO GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-180203 HSDPA Rate Improvement
WRFD-190204 in Asymmetric Coverage
WRFD-191202 Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH
LTE: None
Intelligent 2T VAM
1.1.13.17 Total number of user-level TTIs within which there is data to transmit
in queue buffers of HSDPA users performing soft handovers
Counters
50332246 VS.HSDPA.Dat Total number of BTS3900, U

aTtiNum.User.S user-level TTIs BTS3900
HO within which WCDMA,
transmit in
queue buffers of BTS5900
HSDPA users WCDMA
performing soft
handovers
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all queue
buffers of HSDPA users performing soft handovers. This counter needs to be measured
repeatedly if more than one such queue buffer has data to transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
The number of TTIs within which there is data to transmit in all queue buffers of HSDPA
users performing soft handovers is accumulated within a measurement period. This counter
will be measured repeatedly if more than one such queue buffer has data to transmit within a
TTI. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For DC-HSDPA, DB-HSDPA, 4C-HSDPA,
or 3C-HSDPA users whose anchor carrier has multiple RLSs, this counter is measured in the
anchor carrier and supplementary carrier separately.This counter is measured only when the
RNC-level switches specified by PC_ASYMMETRY_MEAS_SWITCH,
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SWITCH, and
PC_FP_MULTI_RLS_IND_SEND_TIME_OPT_SWITCH are all turned on.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

er.SHO GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-180203 HSDPA Rate Improvement
WRFD-190204 in Asymmetric Coverage
WRFD-191202 Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH
LTE: None
Intelligent 2T VAM
1.1.13.18 Number of HSDPA video users in a Cell
Counters
50341742 VS.HSDPA.Vid Number of BTS3900, U

eoUserNum.Me HSDPA video BTS3900
an users in a cell WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50341743 VS.HSDPA.Pri Number of BTS3900, U

oritizedVideoU prioritized BTS3900
serNum.Mean HSDPA video WCDMA,
users in a cell BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description

VS.HSDPA.VideoUserNum.Mean This counter indicates the average number

of HSDPA video users in a cell. This
counter indicates whether the Radio-Aware
Video Precedence feature has taken effect.
This counter is measured only when the
following condition applies: The scheduling
policy is configured to EPF (Enhanced PF)
by running the SET
ULOCELLMACHSPARA command.
VS.HSDPA.PrioritizedVideoUser- This counter indicates the average number

Num.Mean of prioritized HSDPA video users in a cell.
This counter indicates whether Radio-Aware
Video Precedence feature has taken effect.
This counter is measured only when the
following condition applies: The scheduling
policy is configured to EPF (Enhanced PF)
by running the SET
ULOCELLMACHSPARA command.
Measurement Points
During a measurement period, the NodeB calculates the total number of HSDPA video users
and prioritized HSDPA video users every 1s in a cell and records the accumulated number as
A and B, respectively. At the same time, the NodeB counts the number of sampling periods in
the measurement period and records the number as C. Then,
VS.HSDPA.VideoUserNum.Mean = A/C, VS.HSDPA.PrioritizedVideoUserNum.Mean =
B/C. Prioritized HSDPA video users are users whose CQI values are higher than the
configured video CQI threshold. For details, see Radio-Aware Video Precedence Feature
Parameter Description.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.VideoUserNum. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171210 Radio-Aware Video
LTE: None Precedence

VS.HSDPA.PrioritizedVideo Multi-mode: None

UserNum.Mean GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-171210 Radio-Aware Video
LTE: None Precedence
1.1.13.19 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer(by

TTIs)
Counters
50332648 VS.HSDPA.Ful Total TTIs in BTS3900, U

lBuffer.ThdLim Interval 0 for BTS3900
it.Throughput.T Single HSDPA WCDMA,
TINum.0 Users with BTS5900,
Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
Data Volume in WCDMA
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer



Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer



Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer

Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
a Full Buffer
Description
These counters indicate the TTI distribution for HSDPA users with throughput minus the
small data volume in a full buffer at different throughput intervals.
Users in a full buffer are HSDPA users who have data to transmit in the buffer before
scheduling but are not scheduled or still have data to transmit in the buffer after scheduling.


Measurement Points
The downlink data volume of an HSDPA user in a cell is sampled every one second and the
accumulated value within a sampling period is recorded as A. The duration in which HSDPA
data is transmitted within a sampling period is recorded as B. The downlink data volume in
TTIs for HSDPA users having no data to transmit in the full buffer after scheduling is not
counted into A. The TTIs in which HSDPA users having no data to transmit in the full buffer
after scheduling are not counted into B. If A is greater than or equal to the value of
HDSPAFullbufDataThd in the SET ULOCELLMACHSPARA command, A divided by B is
downlink throughput of the HSDPA user at the end of the sampling period. B of the HSDPA
user is accumulated to this counter in the corresponding throughput interval. For multicarrier
users, the counter is measured only over the primary carrier. That is, B is counted over the
primary carrier when HSDPA data is transmitted on any carrier for a multicarrier user.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.Thd Multi-mode: None

Limit.Throughput.TTINum. GSM: None
0
LTE: None Package

1
LTE: None Package

2
LTE: None Package


3
LTE: None Package

4
LTE: None Package

5
LTE: None Package

6
LTE: None Package

7
LTE: None Package

8
LTE: None Package

9
LTE: None Package


10
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.20 Throughput Distribution of Single HSDPA User in a Full Buffer(by

Data Volume)
Counters
50341748 VS.HSDPA.Ful Total data BTS3900, U

lBuffer.ThdLim volume in BTS3900
it.Throughput.T Interval 0 for WCDMA,
raffic.0 single HSDPA BTS5900,
users with
throughput BTS5900
minus the small WCDMA
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer



users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer



users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer

users with
throughput BTS5900
data volume in
a full buffer
Description
These counters indicate the data volume distribution for HSDPA users with throughput minus
the small data volume in a full buffer at different throughput intervals.

Measurement Points
downlink throughput of the HSDPA user at the end of the sampling period. A of the HSDPA
user is accumulated to this counter in the corresponding throughput interval. For multicarrier
users, the counter is measured only over the primary carrier. That is, A is counted over the
primary carrier when HSDPA data is transmitted on any carrier for a multicarrier user.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features

Limit.Throughput.Traffic.0 GSM: None
LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package


LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package

LTE: None Package


LTE: None Package
1.1.13.21 Total TTIs in a Full Buffer for Single HSDPA Users with Throughput
Minus Small Data Volume Exceeding the Target Threshold
Counters
50332670 VS.HSDPA.Ful Total TTIs in a BTS3900, U

lBuffer.ThdLim Full Buffer for BTS3900
it.ThroughputSa Single HSDPA WCDMA,
tisfied.TTINum Users with BTS5900,
Throughput
Minus Small BTS5900
Data Volume WCDMA
Exceeding the
Target
Threshold
Description
These counters indicate the number of TTIs for HSDPA users with throughput minus the
small data volume in a full buffer.
Measurement Points
downlink throughput of the HSDPA user at the end of the sampling period. If the calculated
downlink throughput is greater than or equal to HDSPAFullbufThrouThd in the SET
ULOCELLMACHSPARA command, B is accumulated to this counter for the HSDPA user.
For multicarrier users, the counter is measured only over the primary carrier. That is, B is

counted over the primary carrier when HSDPA data is transmitted on any carrier for a
multicarrier user.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

Limit.ThroughputSatis- GSM: None
fied.TTINum
WRFD-191202 Package
1.1.13.22 Total Data Volume in a Full Buffer for Single HSDPA Users with
Throughput Minus Small Data Volume Exceeding the Target Threshold
Counters
50341759 VS.HSDPA.Ful Total Data BTS3900, U

lBuffer.ThdLim Volume in a BTS3900
it.ThroughputSa Full Buffer for WCDMA,
tisfied.Traffic Single HSDPA BTS5900,
Users with
Throughput BTS5900
Minus Small WCDMA
Data Volume
Exceeding the
Target
Threshold
Description
This counter indicates the data volume for HSDPA users with throughput minus the small data
volume in a full buffer.

Measurement Points
downlink throughput of the HSDPA user at the end of the sampling period. If the calculated
downlink throughput is greater than or equal to HDSPAFullbufThrouThd in the SET
ULOCELLMACHSPARA command, A is accumulated to this counter for the HSDPA user.
For multicarrier users, the counter is measured only over the primary carrier. That is, A is
counted over the primary carrier when HSDPA data is transmitted on any carrier for a
multicarrier user.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features

Limit.ThroughputSatis- GSM: None
fied.Traffic
WRFD-191202 Package

1.1.13.23 Traffic Volume of the MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted to Inter-

NodeB DB-HSDPA Users in a Cell
Counters
50332848 VS.DataOutput. Traffic volume BTS3900, U

InterNBDBHS of the MAC-ehs BTS3900
DPA.Traffic PDUs correctly WCDMA,
transmitted to BTS5900,
inter-NodeB
DB-HSDPA BTS5900
users in a cell WCDMA
Description
VS.DataOutput.InterNBDBHSDPA.Traffic This counter measures the traffic volume of

the MAC-ehs PDUs correctly transmitted to
inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA users in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs sent by all
inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA users in the anchor and supplementary carriers in a TTI is sampled.
At the end of the measurement period, the accumulated traffic volume is defined as the value
of the VS.DataOutput.NBDBHSDPA.Traffic counter.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit

Related Features
VS.DataOutput.InterNBDB Multi-mode: None

HSDPA.Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-180212 Inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
LTE: None
1.1.13.24 Number of User-level TTIs in Which an Inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA User

Queue Has Data to Transmit in a Cell
Counters
50332849 VS.InterNBDB Number of BTS3900, U

HSDPA.DataTti user-level TTIs BTS3900
Num.User in which an WCDMA,
inter-NodeB BTS5900,
DB-HSDPA
user queue has BTS5900
data to transmit WCDMA
in a cell
Description
VS.InterNBDBHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User This counter measures the number of TTIs

in which an inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA user
queue has data to transmit in a cell. If more
than one inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA user
queue has data to transmit in a TTI, the
number of TTIs is counted repeatedly.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of TTIs in which an inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA user
queue has data to transmit in a cell is sampled. If more than one inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA
user queue has data to transmit in a TTI, the number of TTIs is counted repeatedly. At the end
of the measurement period, the accumulated number of TTIs is defined as the value of the
VS.NBDBHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User counter. This counter is measured for inter-NodeB DB-
HSDPA users whose anchor-carrier cell is the cell where this counter is measured.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.InterNBDBHSDPA.Data Multi-mode: None

TtiNum.User GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.25 Traffic Volume of the MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted to Inter-

NodeB DB-HSDPA Users in the Supplementary Carrier in a Cell
Counters
50332850 VS.DataOutput. Traffic volume BTS3900, U

InterNBDBHS of the MAC-ehs BTS3900
DPA.AllSec.Tra PDUs correctly WCDMA,
ffic transmitted to BTS5900,
inter-NodeB
DB-HSDPA BTS5900
users in the WCDMA
supplementary
carrier in a cell
Description
VS.DataOutput.InterNBDBHSDPA.AllSec. This counter measures the number of TTIs

Traffic in which an inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA user
queue has data to transmit in a cell. If more
than one inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA user
queue has data to transmit in a TTI, the
number of TTIs is counted repeatedly.

Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the traffic volume of MAC-ehs PDUs successfully transmitted
to all inter-NodeB DB-HSDPA users in the supplementary carrier is accumulated to this
counter in the anchor-carrier cell.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit
Related Features
VS.DataOutput.InterNBDB Multi-mode: None

HSDPA.AllSec.Traffic GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.26 Number of TTIs in Which HSDPA Cell Throughput Is Lower Than the
Target Threshold Due to Insufficient Scheduling Resources
Counters
50332853 VS.HSDPA.Cel Number of BTS3900, U

lThroughput.Un TTIs in Which BTS3900
derThd.CQILim HSDPA Cell WCDMA,
it.TTINum Throughput Is BTS5900,
Lower Than the
Target BTS5900
Threshold Due WCDMA
to Insufficient
CQIs for Cell



derThd.PowerL HSDPA Cell WCDMA,
imit.TTINum Throughput Is BTS5900,
Lower Than the
Target BTS5900
Threshold Due WCDMA
to Insufficient
HSDPA Power
Resources for
Cell

derThd.CodeLi HSDPA Cell WCDMA,
mit.TTINum Throughput Is BTS5900,
Lower Than the
Target BTS5900
Threshold Due WCDMA
to Insufficient
HS-PDSCH
Codes for Cell

derThd.BufferL HSDPA Cell WCDMA,
imit.TTINum Throughput Is BTS5900,
Lower Than the
Target BTS5900
Threshold Due WCDMA
to Insufficient
Data Sources
for Cell
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs in which HSDPA cell throughput is lower than
the target threshold due to insufficient scheduling resources in an HSDPA cell. The target
threshold for HSDPA cell throughput is specified by the HSDPACELLTHPTHD parameter.
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.CQI This counter measures the number of TTIs

Limit.TTINum in which HSDPA cell throughput is lower
than the target threshold due to insufficient
CQIs during scheduling in an HSDPA cell.

VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.Pow This counter measures the number of TTIs

erLimit.TTINum in which HSDPA cell throughput is lower
HSDPA power resources during scheduling
in an HSDPA cell.
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.Cod This counter measures the number of TTIs

eLimit.TTINum in which HSDPA cell throughput is lower
HS-PDSCH codes during scheduling in an
HSDPA cell.
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.Buff This counter measures the number of TTIs

erLimit.TTINum in which HSDPA cell throughput is lower
data sources during scheduling in an
HSDPA cell.
Measurement Points
In an HSDPA cell, cell throughput is measured in each scheduling period. If cell throughput is
lower than the target threshold due to insufficient CQIs, the value of
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.CQILimit.TTINum is incremented by 1.
lower than the target threshold due to insufficient HSDPA power resources, the value of
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.PowerLimit.TTINum is incremented by 1.
lower than the target threshold due to insufficient HS-PDSCH codes, the value of
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.CodeLimit.TTINum is incremented by 1.
lower than the target threshold due to insufficient data sources, the value of
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.BufferLimit.TTINum is incremented by 1.
A multicarrier user is regarded as an HSDPA user in the anchor carrier and an HSDPA user in
the supplementary carrier, and this counter is incremented in the carriers separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput Multi-mode: None

.UnderThd.CQILimit.TTIN GSM: None
um
LTE: None Package

.UnderThd.PowerLimit.TTI GSM: None
Num
LTE: None Package

.UnderThd.CodeLimit.TTIN GSM: None
um
LTE: None Package

.UnderThd.BufferLimit.TTI GSM: None
Num
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.27 Number of TTIs with Buffered Data to Be Transmitted in at Least One

HSDPA User Queue in MOCN Network
Counters

a.TTINum.Shar TTIs with BTS3900
edOperator0 buffered data to WCDMA,
in at least one
HSDPA user BTS5900
queue for WCDMA
operator 0 in a
cell in MOCN
network



in at least one
HSDPA user BTS5900
queue for WCDMA
operator 1 in a
cell in MOCN
network

in at least one
HSDPA user BTS5900
queue for WCDMA
operator 2 in a
cell in MOCN
network

in at least one
HSDPA user BTS5900
queue for WCDMA
operator 3 in a
cell in MOCN
network
Description
These counters measure the number of TTIs with buffered data to be transmitted in at least
one HSDPA user queue for an operator in a cell of an MOCN network.These counters are
added to accommodate the MOCN Cell Resource Demarcation feature.
Measurement Points
The TTIs, in which at least one HSDPA user queue has buffered data to transmit for one
operator in a cell, are sampled within a measurement period.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.Data.TTINum.S Multi-mode: None

haredOperator0 GSM: None




1.1.13.28 Number of TTIs in which UEs in the scheduling candidate set are not
scheduled in an MOCN network
Counters

eduleLimit.TTI TTIs in which BTS3900
Num.SharedOp UEs served by WCDMA,
erator0 operator 0 are BTS5900,
added to the
scheduling BTS5900
candidate set WCDMA
but not
scheduled after
the scheduling
priority of
operator 0 is
lowered in an
MOCN network

added to the
scheduling BTS5900
candidate set WCDMA
but not
scheduled after
the scheduling
priority of
operator 1 is
lowered in an
MOCN network

added to the
scheduling BTS5900
candidate set WCDMA
but not
scheduled after
the scheduling
priority of
operator 2 is
lowered in an
MOCN network



added to the
scheduling BTS5900
candidate set WCDMA
but not
scheduled after
the scheduling
priority of
operator 3 is
lowered in an
MOCN network
Description
These counters measure, for each operator, the number of TTIs in which HSDPA UEs are
added to the scheduling candidate set but the operator does not transmit data at the physical
layer because the operator's priority is lowered. These counters are added to accommodate the
MOCN Cell Resource Demarcation feature.
Measurement Points
In a TTI, HSDPA users served by an operator are added to the scheduling candidate set but
the operator does not transmit data at the physical layer because the scheduling priority of the
operator is lowered due to the MOCN scheduling sequencing algorithm. Such TTIs are
sampled within a measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleLimit. Multi-mode: None

TTINum.SharedOperator0 GSM: None




1.1.13.29 Number of Times HSDPA Users Are Scheduled with Scheduling

Weight Increased Based on Data Buffer in a Cell
Counters
50332873 VS.HSDPA.Bas Number of BTS3900, U

edBuffer.Sched Times HSDPA BTS3900
uledNum Users Are WCDMA,
Scheduled with BTS5900,
Scheduling
Weight BTS5900
Increased Based WCDMA
on Data Buffer
in a Cell
Description
This counter measures the number of times an HSDPA user is scheduled with its scheduling
weight increased due to a small data buffer in a cell having two or more HSDPA user queues.
This counter is used to measure whether the buffer-based scheduling algorithm takes effect.
Measurement Points
The NodeB takes statistics about the counter for HSDPA users when MAC-hs/MAC-ehs
scheduling is complete. For MIMO users, if two transport blocks are used, the

VS.HSDPA.BasedBuffer.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 2; if a single transport

block is used, the VS.HSDPA.BasedBuffer.ScheduledNum counter is incremented by 1. For
multi-carrier users, the counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary
carrier separately.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.BasedBuffer.Sc Multi-mode: None

heduledNum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-01061103 Scheduling based on EPF
LTE: None and GBR
1.1.13.30 Number of TTIs in Which Idle Codes are Available for HSDPA
Scheduling in a Cell
Counters
50332874 VS.HSDPA.Co Number of BTS3900, U

deFree.TtiNum TTIs in Which BTS3900
Idle Codes are WCDMA,
Available for BTS5900,
HSDPA
Scheduling in a BTS5900
Cell WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the number of TTIs in which inconsecutive idle codes are available for
HSDPA scheduling in a cell.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the NodeB counts the inconsecutive idle codes that can be used for
HSDPA scheduling in the code tree when the Dynamic Code Allocation Based on NodeB

feature takes effect. This counter is incremented by 1 each time an inconsecutive idle code is
found. The inconsecutive idle codes are counted every 2 ms within a measurement period and
the accumulated number is taken as the counter value at the end of the measurement period.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.CodeFree.TtiNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010631 Dynamic Code Allocation
1.1.13.31 MAC-ehs PDUs Correctly Transmitted Using Idle Codes in a Cell
Counters
50332875 VS.HSDPA.Co MAC-ehs BTS3900, U

deFreeUsed.Tra PDUs Correctly BTS3900
ffic Transmitted WCDMA,
Using Idle BTS5900,
Codes in a Cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the volume of MAC-ehs PDUs that are correctly transmitted using
inconsecutive idle codes in a cell.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the NodeB counts the total MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs received with
ACKs that are transmitted using inconsecutive idle codes for HSDPA scheduling. The MAC-
hs/MAC-ehs PDUs are counted every 2 ms and the accumulated number is taken as the
counter value at the end of the measurement period.

For an MC-HSDPA user, this counter is separately measured in the cells where the user is
scheduled.
Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.CodeFreeUsed. Multi-mode: None

Traffic GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010631 Dynamic Code Allocation
1.1.13.32 Number of TTIs During Which Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH CoMP (Joint

Reception) Takes Effect for Cell
Counters
50332876 VS.HSDPA.Inte Number of BTS3900, U

rNodeBHSDPC TTIs During BTS3900
CHCoMP.TTIN Which Inter- WCDMA,
um NodeB HS- BTS5900,
DPCCH CoMP
(Joint BTS5900
Reception) WCDMA
Takes Effect for
Cell
Description
This counter provides the number of TTIs during which combined signal reception is
performed on the HS-DPCCH. This counter is used to evaluate whether the Inter-NodeB HS-
DPCCH CoMP (Joint Reception) feature takes effect.

Measurement Points
In the anchor cell enabled with the Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH CoMP (Joint Reception) feature,
this counter is incremented by 1 within a measurement period if either of the following
criteria applies:
The ACK is unreliable in a TTI and user data becomes correctly received after the signals
from coordinating links are combined for reception.
The CQI is unreliable in a TTI and becomes reliable for data transmission after the signals
from coordinating links are combined for reception.
This counter is incremented by 1 repeatedly if either of the preceding criteria applies to

multiple users in a TTI.
For multicarrier users, this counter is measured in the anchor carrier and the supplementary
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.InterNodeBHS Multi-mode: None

DPCCHCoMP.TTINum GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-190204 Inter-NodeB HS-DPCCH
LTE: None CoMP (Joint Reception)
1.1.13.33 MAC-hs/MAC-ehs Throughput of HSDPA Users in Each CQI Range for

Cell
Counters
50332877 VS.HSDPA.Dat MAC-hs/MAC- BTS3900, U

aOutput.Traffic. ehs Throughput BTS3900
CQI0to10 of HSDPA WCDMA,
Users with BTS5900,
CQIs 0 to 10
for Cell BTS5900
WCDMA



Users with BTS5900,
CQIs 11 to 15
for Cell BTS5900
WCDMA

Users with BTS5900,
CQIs 16 to 20
for Cell BTS5900
WCDMA

Users with BTS5900,
CQIs 21 to 25
for Cell BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters provide the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with
ACKs from all HSDPA users in different CQI ranges in a cell.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with
ACKs from all HSDPA users in different CQI ranges is incremented in a cell.
For multicarrier HSDPA users, these counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the
For MIMO users, CQI ranges are specified based on single-stream CQIs. For details about
single-stream CQIs, see section "6A.2.2 CQI definition when the UE is configured in MIMO
mode" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (V11.6.0).
Formula
None
Unit
bit

Related Features

fic.CQI0to10 GSM: None
WRFD-191202 CoMP (Joint Reception)




1.1.13.34 Number of User-level TTIs During Which HSDPA Users in Each CQI
Range Have Data to Transmit in Queue Buffers for Cell
Counters

aTtiNum.User. User-level TTIs BTS3900
CQI0to10 During Which WCDMA,
HSDPA Users BTS5900,
with CQIs 0 to
10 Have Data to BTS5900
Transmit in WCDMA
Queue Buffers
for Cell

with CQIs 11 to
Transmit in WCDMA
Queue Buffers
for Cell

with CQIs 16 to
Transmit in WCDMA
Queue Buffers
for Cell

with CQIs 21 to
Transmit in WCDMA
Queue Buffers
for Cell

Description
The preceding counters provide the number of TTIs during which HSDPA users in different
CQI ranges have data to transmit in the queue buffers in a cell. If multiple HSDPA users have
data to transmit in the queue buffer in a TTI, the TTI will be counted repeatedly.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the total number of TTIs during which HSDPA users in
different CQI ranges have data to transmit in the queue buffers is incremented in a cell.
If multiple HSDPA users have data to transmit in the queue buffer in a TTI, the TTI will be
counted repeatedly.
For multicarrier HSDPA users, these counters are measured in the anchor carrier and the
For MIMO users, CQI ranges are specified based on single-stream CQIs. For details about
single-stream CQIs, see section "6A.2.2 CQI definition when the UE is configured in MIMO
mode" in 3GPP TS 25.214 (V11.6.0).
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

er.CQI0to10 GSM: None




1.1.13.35 Traffic correctly received by HSDPA users enabled with the best
retransmission scheduling algorithm in a cell
Counters
50332885 VS.HSDPA.Dat Traffic correctly BTS3900, U

aOutput.Traffic. received by BTS3900
RetraSch HSDPA users WCDMA,
enabled with BTS5900,
the best
retransmission BTS5900
scheduling WCDMA
algorithm in a
cell
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs
received from all HSDPA users enabled with the best retransmission scheduling algorithm in
a cell.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the total traffic volume of MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs
received from all HSDPA users enabled with the best retransmission scheduling algorithm
within a measurement period. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For multi-carrier
users, this counter is measured separately on the primary and secondary carriers.

Formula
None
Unit
bit
Related Features

fic.RetraSch GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.36 Number of ACKs received from all HSDPA users enabled with the best
retransmission scheduling algorithm in a cell
Counters
50332886 VS.Ack.RetraS Number of BTS3900, U

ch ACKs received BTS3900
from all WCDMA,
HSDPA users BTS5900,
enabled with
the best BTS5900
scheduling
algorithm in a
cell
50332887 VS.Nack.Retra Number of BTS3900, U

Sch NACKs BTS3900
received from WCDMA,
all HSDPA BTS5900,
users enabled
with the best BTS5900
scheduling
algorithm in a
cell


50332888 VS.Dtx.RetraSc Number of BTS3900, U

h DTXs received BTS3900
from all WCDMA,
HSDPA users BTS5900,
enabled with
the best BTS5900
scheduling
algorithm in a
cell
Description
These counters measure the HARQ distribution of HSDPA users enabled with the best
retransmission scheduling algorithm in a cell.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, for HSDPA users enabled with the best retransmission scheduling
algorithm, this counter is measured when the NodeB decodes the HARQ information carried
on the HS-DPCCH channel. The VS.Ack.RetraSch, VS.Nack.RetraSch, and VS.Dtx.RetraSch
counters are sampled when the HARQ information contains ACK, NACK, and DTX,
respectively. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For multi-carrier users, this counter
is measured separately on the primary and secondary carriers.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.Ack.RetraSch Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package

VS.Nack.RetraSch Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
VS.Dtx.RetraSch Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None Package
1.1.13.37 Traffic of SRB-only data correctly transmitted over the MAC-hs/MAC-

ehs layer in the HSDPA user queue
Counters
50332889 VS.HSDPA.Dat Traffic of SRB- BTS3900, U

aOutput.Traffic. only data BTS3900
SRB correctly WCDMA,
transmitted over BTS5900,
the MAC-hs/
MAC-ehs layer BTS5900
in the HSDPA WCDMA
user queue
Description
This counter measures the total traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs for
SRB-only data received from all HSDPA users in a cell.
SRB-only: The scheduled MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDU contains only SRB data and no TRB data.
Measurement Points
The traffic volume of the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs PDUs with ACKs for SRB-only data received
from all HSDPA users is accumulated within a measurement period. This counter is measured
in the serving cell. For multi-carrier users, this counter is measured separately on the primary
and secondary carriers.
Formula
None

Unit
bit
Related Features

fic.SRB GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010652 SRB over HSDPA
LTE: None
1.1.13.38 Number of user-level TTIs during which HSDPA UEs have SRB-only
data to transmit in queue buffers in a cell
Counters

aTtiNum.User.S user-level TTIs BTS3900
RB during which WCDMA,
HSDPA UEs BTS5900,
have SRB-only
in queue buffers WCDMA
in a cell
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs within which there is only SRB data to transmit in
HSDPA user queue buffers. This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one
HSDPA user queue buffer has only SRB data to transmit within a TTI.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the number of TTIs in which there is only SRB-only data to transmit
by HSDPA users in the queue buffers within a measurement period. This counter needs to be
measured repeatedly if more than one HSDPA user has only SRB-only data to transmit in the
queue buffer within a TTI. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For multi-carrier
users, this counter is measured separately on the primary and secondary carriers.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features

er.SRB GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.39 Number of times when the SRB-only data of the HSDPA UEs is
scheduled in a cell
Counters
50332891 VS.HSDPA.SR Number of BTS3900, U

B.ScheduledNu times when the BTS3900
m SRB-only data WCDMA,
of the HSDPA BTS5900,
UEs is
scheduled in a BTS5900
cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs within which only SRB data are scheduled for
HSDPA users in a cell. This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one
HSDPA user has only SRB data to schedule within a TTI.
Measurement Points
This counter is measured after the MAC-hs/MAC-ehs scheduling is complete. This counter
measures the number of TTIs within which only SRB data are scheduled for HSDPA users in
a cell. This counter needs to be measured repeatedly if more than one HSDPA user has only
SRB data to schedule within a TTI. This counter is measured in the serving cell. For multi-
carrier users, this counter is measured separately on the primary and secondary carriers.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.SRB.Scheduled Multi-mode: None

Num GSM: None
LTE: None
1.1.13.40 Number of TTIs with Phase Adjustment for Cell
Counters
50332892 VS.HSDPA.Pha Number of BTS3900, U

seAdj.TtiNum TTIs with BTS3900
Phase WCDMA,
Adjustment for BTS5900,
Cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TTIs with phase adjustment in operation periods of
Intelligent 2T VAM or MIMO Prime to evaluate the feature performance.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB calculates the number of TTIs in which the number
of phase adjustments is not 0 in a cell enabled with Intelligent 2T VAM or MIMO Prime.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.PhaseAdj.TtiNu Multi-mode: None

m GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-030011 MIMO Prime
WRFD-191202 Intelligent 2T VAM
LTE: None
1.1.13.41 Number of TTIs in Which Combined TFRC Takes Effect for HSDPA
UEs for Cell
Counters
50332894 VS.HSDPA.Co Number of BTS3900, U

mbiTFRC.TtiN TTIs in Which BTS3900
um Combined WCDMA,
TFRC Takes BTS5900,
Effect for
HSDPA UEs BTS5900
for Cell WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the number of TTIs in which combined TFRC takes effect for HSDPA
users.
Measurement Points
In a measurement period, the NodeB performs TFRC in each TTI. After resource allocation is
complete for a UE in a cell, if there are still available code resources but unavailable power
resources and the next UE has data to transmit in the cell, the NodeB attempts to reconfigure
resources using combined TFRC.If the resource reconfiguration is successful in the current
TTI, this counter is incremented by 1.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSDPA.CombiTFRC.Tt Multi-mode: None

iNum GSM: None
and PF)
1.1.13.42 Average Percentage of the HSDPA TX Power Used by User Group N in

the Total Available HSDPA Power in a Cell
Counters

Ratio.UEGroup Percentage of BTS3900
0 the HSDPA TX WCDMA,
Power Used by BTS5900,
User Group 0 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 1 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 2 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



User Group 3 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 4 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 5 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 6 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 7 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



User Group 8 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 9 in
the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 10
in the Total BTS5900
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 11
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 12
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



User Group 13
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 14
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

User Group 15
Available WCDMA
HSDPA Power
in a Cell
Description
This counter provides the average percentage of the HSDPA power used by a certain user
group in the total available HSDPA power in a cell.
Measurement Points
The NodeB samples the percentage of the TX power of all users in user group N on the HS-
SCCH and HS-PDSCH in the total available HSDPA power every 5s within a measurement
period. The sum of the sampling values at the end of a measurement period is recorded as
A.The number of sampling times in a measurement period is recorded as B. Then,
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.UEGroupN = A/B.
Formula
None

Unit
%
Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.UEGr Multi-mode: None

oup0 GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-191210 Flexible Resource
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oup1 GSM: None
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oup2 GSM: None
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oup3 GSM: None
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oup4 GSM: None
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oup5 GSM: None
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oup6 GSM: None
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oup7 GSM: None
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oup8 GSM: None
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oup9 GSM: None
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oup10 GSM: None
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oup11 GSM: None
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oup12 GSM: None
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oup13 GSM: None
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oup14 GSM: None
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oup15 GSM: None
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1.1.13.43 Average Percentage of the Duration in Which the HSDPA Power Usage
of User Group N Exceeds the Configured Threshold to in the Total Measurement
Duration in a Cell
Counters
50332943 VS.HSDPATim Average BTS3900, U

eRatio.PwrOver Percentage of BTS3900
.UEGroup0 the Duration in WCDMA,
Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Usage of User BTS5900
Group 0 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 1 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 2 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell



Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 3 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 4 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 5 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell



Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 6 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 7 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 8 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell



Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 9 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 10 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 11 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell



Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 12 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 13 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell

Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 14 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell



Which the BTS5900,
HSDPA Power
Group 15 WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold to in
the Total
Measurement
Duration in a
Cell
Description
This counter provides the average percentage of the duration in which the HSDPA TX power
usage of a certain user group exceeds the configured threshold in the total measurement
duration in a cell.
Measurement Points
SCCH and HS-PDSCH in the total available HSDPA power every 5s within a measurement
period. The sum of the sampling values at the end of a measurement period is recorded as A.
The total sampling duration in a measurement period is recorded as B.Then,
VS.HSDPATimeRatio.PwrOver.UEGroupN = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.HSDPATimeRatio.PwrO Multi-mode: None

ver.UEGroup0 GSM: None
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1.1.13.44 Average Percentage of the HSDPA TX Power of User Group 0 Whose

HSDPA TX Power Usage Exceeds the Configured Threshold in the Total
Available HSDPA Power in a Cell
Counters

Ratio.PwrOver. Percentage of BTS3900
UEGroup0 the HSDPA TX WCDMA,
Power of User BTS5900,
Group 0 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 1 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 2 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



Group 3 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 4 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 5 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



Group 6 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 7 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 8 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



Group 9 Whose
HSDPA TX BTS5900
Power Usage WCDMA
Exceeds the
Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 10
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 11
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



Group 12
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 13
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell

Group 14
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell



Group 15
Whose HSDPA BTS5900
TX Power WCDMA
Usage Exceeds
the Configured
Threshold in
the Total
Available
HSDPA Power
in a Cell
Description
This counter provides the average percentage of the duration in which the HSDPA TX power
usage of a certain user group exceeds the configured threshold in the total measurement
duration in a cell.
Measurement Points
SCCH and HS-PDSCH every 5s within a measurement period. The percentage that exceeds
the threshold configured for this user group is summed up and recorded as A.The number of
times when the percentage exceeds the configured threshold within a measurement period is
recorded as B.VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PwrOver.UEGroupN=A/B. Then,
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PwrOver.UEGroupN = A/B.
Formula
None
Unit
%

Related Features
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PwrO Multi-mode: None

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1.2 Measurement of NodeB Performance (NodeB)

Overview
The object type consists of NodeB-related function subnets to indicate the NodeB status and
performance.
FunctionSubSets
IUB.NODEB Iub Measurement per NodeB
TRAFFIC.NODEB NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource

Measurement
NBAP.NODEB NodeB NBAP Procedure Measurement

NODEBRESERVE.NODEB NodeB Reserved Counter Measurement
TRAFFIC.TRPIP.NODEB Iub Transmission Performance

Measurement per NodeB
1.2.1 Iub Measurement per NodeB (IUB.NODEB)

Overview
The function subset measures the traffic and performance on the physical ports of the NodeB
that serve the Iub interface.
Counters
50332578 VS.AttRLSETUP. The average number BTS3900:

MEAN of RL Setup Request V100R008C00
per second BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332579 VS.AttRLADD.ME The average number BTS3900:

AN of RL Add Request V100R008C00
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332580 VS.AttRLRecfg.M The average number BTS3900:

EAN of RL V100R008C00
Reconfiguration BTS3900 WCDMA:
Preparation Request V200R012C00
per second BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332581 VS.DedicMeaRpt. The average number BTS3900:

MEAN of Dedicated V100R008C00
Measurement BTS3900 WCDMA:
Reporting per V200R012C00
second BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332673 VS.ATMUlTotal.1 ATM physical BTS3900:

port_1 uplink total V100R008C00
bandwidth BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
50332674 VS.ATMUlMaxUse ATM physical BTS3900:

d.1 port_1 uplink V100R008C00
maximum used BTS3900 WCDMA:
bandwidth version earlier than
V200R011C00
50332675 VS.ATMUlAvgUse ATM physical BTS3900:

average used BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
50332676 VS.ATMDlTotal.1 ATM physical BTS3900:

port_1 downlink V100R008C00
total bandwidth BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
50332677 VS.ATMDlMaxUse ATM physical BTS3900:

d.1 port_1 downlink V100R008C00
V200R011C00
50332678 VS.ATMDlAvgUse ATM physical BTS3900:

V200R011C00

V200R011C00



V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00



V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00
50332709 VS.ATMUlTotal.4 ATM physical port BTS3900:

uplink total V100R008C00
V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00

V200R011C00



V200R011C00
50332721 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 BTS3900 WCDMA:

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum UL V200R012C00
t1.Max available bandwidth

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum UL V200R012C00
t1.Min available bandwidth

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor average UL V200R012C00
t1.Avg available bandwidth

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum DL V200R012C00
t1.Max HSDPA available
bandwidth

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum DL V200R012C00
t1.Min HSDPA available
bandwidth

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor average DL HSDPA V200R012C00

UL.UpBW.Num.Lg available UL V200R012C00
cPort1 bandwidth increase
times
50332728 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 DL BTS3900 WCDMA:

DL.Delay.UpBW.N HSDPA available V200R012C00
um.LgcPort1 bandwidth increase
times after jitter
congestion released

DL.Drop.UpBW.N HSDPA available V200R012C00
times after packet
loss congestion
released



UL.DelayCong.Do available UL V200R012C00
wnBWNum.LgcPo bandwidth decrease
rt1 times for jitter
congestion

DL.DelayCong.Do HSDPA available V200R012C00
congestion

UL.DropCong.Dow available UL V200R012C00
nBWNum.LgcPort bandwidth decrease
1 times for packet loss
congestion

DL.DropCong.Dow HSDPA available V200R012C00
congestion

UL.SendNum.LgcP Number of UL V200R012C00
ort1 frames IUB logic
port sent
successfully

DL.ReceiveNum.L Number of DL V200R012C00
gcPort1 HSDPA frames IUB
logic port received

UL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost UL V200R012C00
Port1 frames

DL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost DL V200R012C00
Port1 HSDPA frames

UL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum UL delay V200R012C00
Port1.Max jitter

UL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum UL delay V200R012C00
Port1.Min jitter



UL.DelayVara.Lgc average UL delay V200R012C00
Port1.Avg jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum DL V200R012C00
Port1.Max HSDPA delay jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum DL V200R012C00
Port1.Min HSDPA delay jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc average DL HSDPA V200R012C00
Port1.Avg delay jitter
50332744 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_1 UL BTS3900 WCDMA:

UL.CongTime.Lgc congestion duration V200R012C00
Port1

DL.CongTime.Lgc HSDPA congestion V200R012C00
Port1 duration

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum UL V200R012C00
t2.Max available bandwidth

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum UL V200R012C00
t2.Min available bandwidth

UL.AdjBW.LgcPor average UL V200R012C00

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor maximum DL V200R012C00
t2.Max HSDPA available
bandwidth

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor minimum DL V200R012C00
t2.Min HSDPA available
bandwidth

DL.AdjBW.LgcPor average DL HSDPA V200R012C00



UL.UpBW.Num.Lg available UL V200R012C00
cPort2 bandwidth increase
times

DL.Delay.UpBW.N HSDPA available V200R012C00
times after jitter
congestion released

DL.Drop.UpBW.N HSDPA available V200R012C00
times after packet
loss congestion
released

UL.DelayCong.Do available UL V200R012C00
congestion

DL.DelayCong.Do HSDPA available V200R012C00
congestion

UL.DropCong.Dow available UL V200R012C00
congestion

DL.DropCong.Dow HSDPA available V200R012C00
congestion

UL.SendNum.LgcP Number of UL V200R012C00
ort2 frames IUB logic
port sent
successfully

DL.ReceiveNum.L Number of DL V200R012C00
gcPort2 HSDPA frames IUB
logic port received



UL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost UL V200R012C00
Port2 frames

DL.DropNum.Lgc Number of lost DL V200R012C00
Port2 HSDPA frames

UL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum UL delay V200R012C00
Port2.Max jitter

UL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum UL delay V200R012C00
Port2.Min jitter

UL.DelayVara.Lgc average UL delay V200R012C00
Port2.Avg jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc maximum DL V200R012C00
Port2.Max HSDPA delay jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc minimum DL V200R012C00
Port2.Min HSDPA delay jitter

DL.DelayVara.Lgc average DL HSDPA V200R012C00
Port2.Avg delay jitter
50332769 VS.IUB.FlowCtrol. IUB logic port_2 UL BTS3900 WCDMA:

UL.CongTime.Lgc congestion duration V200R012C00
Port2

DL.CongTime.Lgc HSDPA congestion V200R012C00
Port2 duration
50342578 VS.AttRLSETUP. The max number of BTS3900:

MAX RL Setup Request V100R008C00
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342579 VS.AttRLADD.MA The max number of BTS3900:

X RL Add Request per V100R008C00
second BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342580 VS.AttRLRecfg.M The max number of BTS3900:

AX RL Reconfiguration V100R008C00
Preparation BTS3900 WCDMA:
Requeset per second V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342581 VS.DedicMeaRpt. The max number of BTS3900:

MAX Dedicated V100R008C00
Measurement BTS3900 WCDMA:
Reporting per V200R012C00
second BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
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1.2.1.1 Number of RL Setup Request per second
Counters
50332578 VS.AttRLSET The average BTS3900, U

UP.MEAN number of RL BTS3900
Setup Request WCDMA,
per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA


50342578 VS.AttRLSET The max BTS3900, U

UP.MAX number of RL BTS3900
Setup Request WCDMA,
per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Setup Request per second
The preceding counters comply with section "8.2.17 Radio Link Setup" in 3GPP TS 25.433
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL SETUP REQUEST messages per second is
recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN is sampled every five seconds. At
the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used as the
value of VS.AttRLSETUP.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

1.2.1.2 Number of RL Add Request per second
Counters
50332579 VS.AttRLADD. The average BTS3900, U

MEAN number of RL BTS3900
Add Request WCDMA,
per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342579 VS.AttRLADD. The max BTS3900, U

MAX number of RL BTS3900
Add Request WCDMA,
per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Add Request per second
The preceding counters comply with section "8.3.1 Radio Link Addition" in 3GPP TS 25.433
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL ADD REQUEST messages per second is
recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is recorded as B.
VS.AttRLADD.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLADD.MEAN is sampled every five seconds. At the
end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is used as the value of
VS.AttRLADD.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

1.2.1.3 Number of RL Reconfiguration Preparation Request per second
Counters
50332580 VS.AttRLRecfg The average BTS3900, U

.MEAN number of RL BTS3900
Reconfiguration WCDMA,
Preparation BTS5900,
Request per
second BTS5900
WCDMA
50342580 VS.AttRLRecfg The max BTS3900, U

.MAX number of RL BTS3900
Reconfiguration WCDMA,
Preparation BTS5900,
Requeset per
second BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of RL Reconfiguration
Preparation Request per second during a measurement period.
The preceding counters comply with section "8.3.2 Synchronised Radio Link Reconfiguration
Preparation" in 3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of RL RECONFIGUATION PREPARE messages
per second is recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement period is
recorded as B. VS.AttRLRecfg.MEAN=A/B. VS.AttRLRecfg.MEAN is sampled every five
seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling results is
used as the value of VS.AttRLRecfg.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

1.2.1.4 Number of Dedicated Measurement Reporting per second
Counters
50332581 VS.DedicMeaR The average BTS3900, U

pt.MEAN number of BTS3900
Dedicated WCDMA,
Measurement BTS5900,
Reporting per
second BTS5900
WCDMA
50342581 VS.DedicMeaR The max BTS3900, U

pt.MAX number of BTS3900
Dedicated WCDMA,
Measurement BTS5900,
Reporting per
second BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and maximum of Dedicated Measurement
Reporting per second during a measurement period.
The preceding counters comply with section "8.3.9 Dedicated Measurement Reporting" in
3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the number of DEDICATED MEASUREMENT REPORT
messages per second is recorded as A, and the number of seconds within the measurement
period is recorded as B. VS.DedicMeaRpt.MEAN=A/B. VS.DedicMeaRpt.MEAN is sampled
every five seconds. At the end of the measurement period, the maximum of these sampling
results is used as the value of VS.DedicMeaRpt.MAX.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

1.2.1.5 Available UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports
Counters
50332673 VS.ATMUlTota ATM physical BTS3900, U

l.1 port_1 uplink BTS3900
total bandwidth WCDMA



l.4 port uplink total BTS3900
bandwidth WCDMA
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available UL
(outgoing from the NodeB) bandwidth of an ATM physical port during a measurement period.
If the physical port carries an IMA group, the value of the counter is the total UL bandwidth
of the available IMA links in the IMA group. If the physical port is an STM-1 port or carries a
UNI or fractional ATM link, the value of the counter is the available UL bandwidth of the
physical port. The NodeB can take statistics on these counters for a maximum of four ATM
physical ports. One counter is specific for one physical port, and one physical port
corresponds to one counter. That is, the counters and the physical ports have a one-to-one
relation between each other. These counters are identical in application, since they are all used
for traffic measurement at the physical layer.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMUlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-05030101 ATM over E1T1 on Iub
WRFD-05030102 Interface
LTE: None ATM over Channelized
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

1.2.1.6 Used UL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports
Counters
50332674 VS.ATMUlMax ATM physical BTS3900, U

Used.1 port_1 uplink BTS3900
maximum used WCDMA
bandwidth
50332675 VS.ATMUlAvg ATM physical BTS3900, U

average used WCDMA
bandwidth

maximum used WCDMA
bandwidth

average used WCDMA
bandwidth

maximum used WCDMA
bandwidth

average used WCDMA
bandwidth

maximum used WCDMA
bandwidth

average used WCDMA
bandwidth
Description

VS.ATMUlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used UL
bandwidth on an ATM physical port during
a measurement period. The NodeB
measures the used UL bandwidth on the
physical port every five seconds within a
measurement period and then obtains the
maximum value. The NodeB can take
statistics on these counters for a maximum
of four ATM physical ports. One counter is
specific for one physical port, and one
physical port corresponds to one counter.
That is, the counters and the physical ports
have a one-to-one relation between each
other. These counters are identical in
application, since they are all used for traffic
measurement at the physical layer.
VS.ATMUlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used UL
measures the used UL bandwidth on the
measurement period and then calculates the
average value. The NodeB can take
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMUlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
VS.ATMUlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface


GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
1.2.1.7 Available DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports
Counters
50332676 VS.ATMDlTota ATM physical BTS3900, U

l.1 port_1 BTS3900
downlink total WCDMA
bandwidth

l.2 port_2 BTS3900
bandwidth



l.3 port_3 BTS3900
bandwidth

l.4 port_4 BTS3900
bandwidth
Description
For each of the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics about the available DL
(incoming to the NodeB) bandwidth of an ATM physical port during a measurement period. If
the physical port carries an IMA group, the value of the counter is the total DL bandwidth of
the available IMA links in the IMA group. If the physical port is an STM-1 port or carries a
UNI or fractional ATM link, the value of the counter is the available DL bandwidth of the
physical port. The NodeB can take statistics on these counters for a maximum of four ATM
physical ports. One counter is specific for one physical port, and one physical port
corresponds to one counter. That is, the counters and the physical ports have a one-to-one
relation between each other. These counters are identical in application, since they are all used
for traffic measurement at the physical layer.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s

Related Features
VS.ATMDlTotal.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

1.2.1.8 Used DL Bandwidth on ATM Physical Ports
Counters
50332677 VS.ATMDlMax ATM physical BTS3900, U

Used.1 port_1 BTS3900
downlink WCDMA
maximum used
bandwidth
50332678 VS.ATMDlAvg ATM physical BTS3900, U

downlink WCDMA
average used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
average used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
average used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
maximum used
bandwidth

downlink WCDMA
average used
bandwidth

Description
VS.ATMDlMaxUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the maximum used DL
measures the used DL bandwidth on the
measurement period and then obtains the
maximum value. The NodeB can take
VS.ATMDlAvgUsed.1 For each of these counters, the NodeB takes

statistics about the average used DL
measures the used DL bandwidth on the
measurement period and then calculates the
average value. The NodeB can take
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.ATMDlMaxUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface
VS.ATMDlAvgUsed.1 Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface


GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

GSM: None
STM-1/OC-3 on Iub
Interface

1.2.1.9 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth
Counters
50332721 VS.IUB.FlowCt IUB logic BTS3900 U

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_1 WCDMA
LgcPort1.Max maximum UL
available
bandwidth

LgcPort1.Min minimum UL
available
bandwidth

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_1 average WCDMA
LgcPort1.Avg UL available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Max maximum UL
available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Min minimum UL
available
bandwidth

rol.UL.AdjBW. port_2 average WCDMA
LgcPort2.Avg UL available
bandwidth
Description
The NodeB reports traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH. The NodeB takes the
traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logical ports and it preferentially
reports the statistics for IP transmission. If no more than two logical ports exists, the NodeB
reports only the traffic statistics of logical ports that carry PATH. One logical port is
associated with one resource group. The default resource group number is 1. LgcPort1
measures traffic of the resource group created firstly, and LgcPort2 measures traffic of the
resource group created secondly. The traffic of the resource group includes the traffic of all
paths to which the resource group belongs. For an IP&ATM network: If the IP resource group
is created prior to the ATM resource group, lgcPort1 will report the traffic of the IP resource
group, and lgcPort2 will report the traffic of the ATM resource group. If the ATM resource

group is created prior to the IP resource group, lgcPort1 will report the traffic of the ATM
resource group, and lgcPort2 will report the traffic of the IP resource group. Usually,
LgcPort1 reports the traffic of the IP resource group and LgcPort2 reports the traffic of the
ATM resource group. However, the mapping is not fixed, and it is determined by the sequence
of creating the resource groups.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

ax according to the congestion indicator sent
by the RNC, The NodeB calculates the UL
available bandwidth of the physical layer
per five seconds,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Ma
x is the maximum value of available
bandwidth of the UL physical layer.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Mi The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

n according to the congestion indicator sent
per five seconds,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Min
is the minimum value of the available
bandwidth of the UL physical layer.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Av The NodeB adjusts the UL port bandwidth

g according to the congestion indicator sent
per five seconds, The collected values of
available bandwidth in a statistics period are
accumulated and recorded as A, and the
number of calculation times in a statistics
period is recorded as B. Then,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg
= A/B.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a later
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Avg or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The

version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Avg or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.This counter
only include the payload of IP packets.
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Adj Multi-mode: None

BW.LgcPort1.Max GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-010637 HSUPA Iub Flow Control in
LTE: None Case of Iub Congestion

BW.LgcPort1.Min GSM: None


BW.LgcPort1.Avg GSM: None



1.2.1.10 IUB logic port available DL HSDPA bandwidth
Counters

rol.DL.AdjBW. port_1 WCDMA
LgcPort1.Max maximum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort1.Min minimum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth



rol.DL.AdjBW. port_1 average WCDMA
LgcPort1.Avg DL HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Max maximum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

LgcPort2.Min minimum DL
HSDPA
available
bandwidth

rol.DL.AdjBW. port_2 average WCDMA
LgcPort2.Avg DL HSDPA
available
bandwidth
Description
The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take
the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially
reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic
statistics of only one logic port is reported.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.M When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

ax algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
NodeB adjusts the available bandwidth of
HSDPA according to the result of internal
congestion statistics, and it calculates the
available bandwidth of HSDPA per five
seconds. When the
STATIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm of the
NodeB is enabled, the NodeB calculates the
available bandwidth of HSDPA according to
the following formula: Available bandwidth
of HSDPA = Total physical bandwidth *
Coefficient. (The coefficient is 0.8 in ATM
mode and 0.9 in IP mode.) The NodeB
calculates the available bandwidth of
HSDPA per five seconds. When the
adaptive flow control algorithm is used, the
base station does not samples while on OFF
mode. The system samples the HSDPA
available bandwidth every second while on
ON mode. When the none flow control
algorithm is used, the system reports 0 as
the sampling value meaning the HSDPA
available bandwidth is insignificant in this
case.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Ma
x is the collected maximum value of the
available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth.
The DL statistics is valid only in the
complete sharing mode of configured
bandwidth. The complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth is enabled when the
following requirement is met: Bandwidth
configured for each type of PATH (for
example RT and NRT) > Total physical
bandwidth x 90%.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Mi When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

n algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
seconds. When the
case.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Min
is the collected minimum value of the
available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth.
The DL statistics is valid only in the
bandwidth x 90%.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Av When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

g algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the
seconds. When the
case. The collected values of available
bandwidth of the DL MAC-HS layer in a
statistics period are accumulated and
recorded as A, and the number of
calculation times is recorded as B. Then,
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg
= A/B. The DL statistics is valid only in the
bandwidth x 90%.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.

In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Avg or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Max or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Min or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort2.Avg or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.Avg counter is used.
Measurement Points
For the preceding counters, the NodeB takes statistics in each scheduling period.This counter
only include the payload of IP packets. If the IP path is carried on loopback interface, the
value of this counter is the total available DL bandwidth on the current loopback interface.
(The default DL bandwidth on the loopback interface is 1 Gbit/s.)
Formula
None
Unit
kbit/s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Adj Multi-mode: None

UMTS: WRFD-01061010 HSDPA Flow Control
LTE: None

LTE: None


LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None
1.2.1.11 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth increase times
Counters

rol.UL.UpBW. port_1 available WCDMA
Num.LgcPort1 UL bandwidth
increase times

rol.UL.UpBW. port_2 available WCDMA
Num.LgcPort2 UL bandwidth
increase times
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to increase the available UL bandwidth of the
NodeB IUB logic port per five seconds. All collection values in a statistics period are
accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The
NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it
preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the
traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.

Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpB Multi-mode: None

W.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpB Multi-mode: None

W.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None

1.2.1.12 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after jitter
congestion released
Counters

rol.DL.Delay.U port_1 DL WCDMA
pBW.Num.Lgc HSDPA
Port1 available
bandwidth
increase times
after jitter
congestion
released

rol.DL.Delay.U port_2 DL WCDMA
pBW.Num.Lgc HSDPA
Port2 available
bandwidth
increase times
after jitter
congestion
released
Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm of the NodeB is enabled, the NodeB
calculates the number of attempts to increase the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth
after the congestion caused by jitter is released. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB
reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The
NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the
traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be
used. The reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is
used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num counter is
used.

Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Dela Multi-mode: None

y.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None

y.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
1.2.1.13 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth increase times after
packet loss congestion released
Counters

rol.DL.Drop.Up port_1 DL WCDMA
BW.Num.LgcP HSDPA
ort1 available
bandwidth
increase times
after packet loss
congestion
released



rol.DL.Drop.Up port_2 DL WCDMA
BW.Num.LgcP HSDPA
ort2 available
bandwidth
increase times
after packet loss
congestion
released
Description
calculates the number of attempts to increase the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth
after the congestion caused by packet loss is released. When other algorithms are used, the
NodeB reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are
accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The
traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is
used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2

or the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num counter is
used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop Multi-mode: None

.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None

.UpBW.Num.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
1.2.1.14 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for jitter
congestion
Counters

rol.UL.DelayCo port_1 available WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu UL bandwidth
m.LgcPort1 decrease times
for jitter
congestion

rol.UL.DelayCo port_2 available WCDMA
for jitter
congestion
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available UL physical layer
bandwidth of the NodeB IUB logic port due to jitter per five seconds. All collected values in a
statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that
carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of two
logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port
is configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be

use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Dela Multi-mode: None

yCong.DownBWNum.LgcP GSM: None
ort1

ort2

1.2.1.15 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for jitter
congestion
Counters

rol.DL.DelayCo port_1 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
m.LgcPort1 available
bandwidth
decrease times
for jitter
congestion

rol.DL.DelayCo port_2 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for jitter
congestion
Description
calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth of
the NodeB IUB logic port due to jitter. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0
as the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB
reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic
statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the
statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only
one logic port is reported.
Disuse Statement:

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.

Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

ort1
LTE: None

ort2
LTE: None
1.2.1.16 IUB logic port available UL bandwidth decrease times for packet loss
congestion
Counters

rol.UL.DropCo port_1 available WCDMA
for packet loss
congestion

rol.UL.DropCo port_2 available WCDMA
for packet loss
congestion

Description
The NodeB calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available UL physical layer
bandwidth of the NodeB IUB logic port due to packet loss per five seconds. All collected
values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic
ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a
maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If
only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.
Disuse Statement:

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.

VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Drop Multi-mode: None

Cong.DownBWNum.LgcPo GSM: None
rt1

rt2

1.2.1.17 IUB logic port DL HSDPA available bandwidth decrease times for packet
loss congestion
Counters

rol.DL.DropCo port_1 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for packet loss
congestion

rol.DL.DropCo port_2 DL WCDMA
ng.DownBWNu HSDPA
bandwidth
decrease times
for packet loss
congestion
Description
calculates the number of attempts to decrease the available DL MAC-HS layer bandwidth of
the NodeB IUB logic port due to packet loss. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB
reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The
Disuse Statement:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be
use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum
counter is used.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum counter is used, or they can both be

use. In a later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum

counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features

rt1
LTE: None

rt2
LTE: None
1.2.1.18 Number of UL frames IUB logic port sent successfully
Counters

rol.UL.SendNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of UL frames
IUB logic port
sent
successfully

rol.UL.SendNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of UL frames
IUB logic port
sent
successfully

Description
The NodeB calculates the number of frames that are successfully sent through the NodeB IUB
logic port per five seconds. All calculation values in a statistics period are accumulated. The
Disuse Statement:
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Send Multi-mode: None

Num.LgcPort1 GSM: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Send Multi-mode: None


1.2.1.19 Number of DL HSDPA frames IUB logic port received
Counters

rol.DL.Receive port_1 Number WCDMA
Num.LgcPort1 of DL HSDPA
frames IUB
logic port
received

rol.DL.Receive port_2 Number WCDMA
Num.LgcPort2 of DL HSDPA
frames IUB
logic port
received
Description
calculates the number of frames that are successfully received through the NodeB IUB logic
port. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the statistics value. All collected
values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic
ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a
maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If
Disuse Statement:
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum.LgcPort1 or

the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Rece Multi-mode: None

iveNum.LgcPort1 GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Rece Multi-mode: None

iveNum.LgcPort2 GSM: None
LTE: None
1.2.1.20 Number of lost UL frames
Counters

rol.UL.DropNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of lost UL
frames

rol.UL.DropNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of lost UL
frames
Description
The NodeB calculates the number of UL frames that are discarded by the NodeB IUB logic
port per five seconds. All calculation values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB
reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic
statistics on these counters for a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the
statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic port is configured, the traffic statistics of only
one logic port is reported.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum.LgcPort1 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The

version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum.LgcPort2 or the

VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features


1.2.1.21 Number of lost DL HSDPA frames
Counters

rol.DL.DropNu port_1 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort1 of lost DL
HSDPA frames



rol.DL.DropNu port_2 Number WCDMA
m.LgcPort2 of lost DL
HSDPA frames
Description
calculates the number of DL frames that are lost on the NodeB IUB logic port. These DL
HSDPA frames are discarded by the RNC interface board, intermediate transmission links, or
the NodeB. When other algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as the statistics value. All
collected values in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics
of logic ports that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for
a maximum of two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If
Disuse Statement:
In the current version , either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

LTE: None

LTE: None
1.2.1.22 IUB logic port UL delay jitter
Counters

rol.UL.DelayVa port_1 WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Ma maximum UL
x delay jitter

ra.LgcPort1.Mi minimum UL
n delay jitter

rol.UL.DelayVa port_1 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Av UL delay jitter
g

ra.LgcPort2.Ma maximum UL
x delay jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Mi minimum UL
n delay jitter

rol.UL.DelayVa port_2 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort2.Av UL delay jitter
g

Description
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1 The NodeB calculates the UL jitter per five

.Max seconds.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort.
Max is the collected maximum value of UL
jitter.

.Min seconds.
Min is the collected minimum value of UL
jitter.

.Avg seconds. All collected values of UL jitter in
a statistics period are accumulated and
Avg = A/B.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used.
The reported value of this counter is normal but this counter is not recommended for use. In a
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used.

later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

yVara.LgcPort1.Max GSM: None

yVara.LgcPort1.Min GSM: None

yVara.LgcPort1.Avg GSM: None




1.2.1.23 IUB logic port DL HSDPA delay jitter
Counters

rol.DL.DelayVa port_1 WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Ma maximum DL
x HSDPA delay
jitter

ra.LgcPort1.Mi minimum DL
n HSDPA delay
jitter

rol.DL.DelayVa port_1 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort1.Av DL HSDPA
g delay jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Ma maximum DL
x HSDPA delay
jitter

ra.LgcPort2.Mi minimum DL
n HSDPA delay
jitter



rol.DL.DelayVa port_2 average WCDMA
ra.LgcPort2.Av DL HSDPA
g delay jitter
Description
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1 When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING

.Max algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the DL jitter per five seconds. When other
algorithms are used, the NodeB reports 0 as
the statistics value.
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort.
Max is the collected maximum value of DL
jitter.

.Min algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the statistics value.
Min is the collected minimum value of DL
jitter.

.Avg algorithm is enabled, the NodeB calculates
the statistics value. All collected values of
DL jitter in a statistics are accumulated and
Avg = A/B.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used.

later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Max or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Max counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Min or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version, only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Min counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort2.Avg or
the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used, or they can both be used.
later version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.Avg counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
ms
Related Features

LTE: None

LTE: None


LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None

LTE: None
1.2.1.24 IUB logic port UL congestion duration
Counters

rol.UL.CongTi port_1 UL WCDMA
me.LgcPort1 congestion
duration

rol.UL.CongTi port_2 UL WCDMA
me.LgcPort2 congestion
duration
Description
The NodeB determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg*0.8 less than Actual physical layer flow of the
UL logic port. If the preceding requirement is met, the UL congestion duration is increased by
one second. If the preceding requirement is not met, the UL congestion duration does not
change. The NodeB collects the UL congestion duration per five seconds. All collected values
in a statistics period are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports

that carry PATH. The NodeB can take the traffic statistics on these counters for a maximum of
two logic ports and it preferentially reports the statistics for IP transmission. If only one logic
port is configured, the traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.Under certain
circumstances, the value of this counter may have an error of one measurement period (5
seconds).
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Con Multi-mode: None

gTime.LgcPort1 GSM: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.Con Multi-mode: None


1.2.1.25 IUB logic port DL HSDPA congestion duration
Counters

rol.DL.CongTi port_1 DL WCDMA
me.LgcPort1 HSDPA
congestion
duration

rol.DL.CongTi port_2 DL WCDMA
me.LgcPort2 HSDPA
congestion
duration
Description
When the DYNAMIC_BW_SHAPING algorithm is enabled in complete sharing mode of
configured bandwidth, the NodeB determines whether the following requirement is met:
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort.Avg*0.8 less than HSDPA flow of the DL logic port.
If the preceding requirement is met, the DL congestion duration is increased by one second. If
the preceding requirement is not met, the DL congestion duration does not change. The
NodeB calculates the DL congestion duration per five seconds. When other algorithms are
used, the NodeB reports 0 as the calculation value. All collected values in a statistics period
are accumulated. The NodeB reports the traffic statistics of logic ports that carry PATH. The
traffic statistics of only one logic port is reported.Under certain circumstances, the value of
this counter may have an error of one measurement period (5 seconds).
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime.LgcPort1 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used.
In the current version, either this counter VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime.LgcPort2 or the
VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used, or they can both be used. The
version , only the VS.RscGroup.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime counter is used.
Measurement Points
Formula
None

Unit
s
Related Features
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Con Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Con Multi-mode: None

LTE: None
1.2.2 NodeB Hardware Baseband Resource Measurement

(TRAFFIC.NODEB)
Overview
The function subset indicates the availability and utilization of the physical resources at the
NodeB side.
Counters
50332565 VS.HW.DLCreditA Number of Available BTS3900:

vailable Downlink Hardware V100R008C00
CEs BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332566 VS.HW.ULCreditA Number of Available BTS3900:

vailable Uplink Hardware V100R008C00
CEs BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332633 VS.HSDPA.Schedu HSDPA user load BTS3900:

ler.Pool.ActTime sharing duration V100R012C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332635 VS.HSUPA.Schedu HSUPA user load BTS3900:

ler.Pool.ActTime sharing duration V100R012C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.2.2.1 Number of Available Downlink Hardware CEs
Counters
50332565 VS.HW.DLCre Number of BTS3900, U

ditAvailable Available BTS3900
Downlink WCDMA,
Hardware CEs BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the number of available downlink CEs for hardware in the NodeB
Measurement Points
maximum of these sampling results is defined as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HW.DLCreditAvailable Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-020101 Admission Control
LTE: None
1.2.2.2 Number of Available Uplink Hardware CEs
Counters
50332566 VS.HW.ULCre Number of BTS3900, U

ditAvailable Available BTS3900
Uplink WCDMA,
Hardware CEs BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of available uplink CEs for hardware in the NodeB within
a measurement period.

Measurement Points
maximum of these sampling results is defined as the value of the counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HW.ULCreditAvailable Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
LTE: None
1.2.2.3 HSDPA user load sharing duration
Counters
50332633 VS.HSDPA.Sch HSDPA user BTS3900, U

eduler.Pool.Act load sharing BTS3900
Time duration WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the HSDPA user load sharing duration when the HSDPA Scheduler
Pool feature takes effect.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the HSDPA user load sharing every 5s within a measurement period. If
HSDPA users are offloaded form one HSDPA scheduler (board) to another one, this counter is
incremented by 5s. In a measurement period, the sampling duration is accumulated.

Formula
None
Unit
s
Related Features
VS.HSDPA.Scheduler.Pool. Multi-mode: None

ActTime GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-150242 HSDPA Scheduler Pool
LTE: None
1.2.2.4 HSUPA user load sharing duration
Counters
50332635 VS.HSUPA.Sch HSUPA user BTS3900, U

eduler.Pool.Act load sharing BTS3900
Time duration WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the HSUPA user load sharing duration when the HSUPA Scheduler
Pool feature takes effect.
Measurement Points
This counter measures the HSUPA user load sharing every 5s within a measurement period. If
HSUPA users are offloaded form one HSUPA scheduler (board) to another one, this counter is
incremented by 5s. In a measurement period, the sampling duration is accumulated.
Formula
None

Unit
s
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.Scheduler.Pool. Multi-mode: None

ActTime GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-170205 HSUPA Scheduler Pool
LTE: None
1.2.3 NodeB NBAP Procedure Measurement (NBAP.NODEB)

Overview
The function subset refers to the measurement of the load and status during the NodeB NBAP
procedure. After Uplink Active Set Extension (Coordinating Link Extension Supported by
Seamless Crystal Voice, by SRB over DCH Uplink Coverage Expansion, or by CCPIC Phase
2) and Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) are introduced, load and
status-related counters involve the CEs consumed by coordinating links for the Uplink Active
Set Extension function and Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception).
Counters
50332572 VS.BTS.CnbapCap Average CNBAP BTS3900:

.UseRate ratio of the NodeB V100R009C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R009C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332585 VS.RlSetup.Reject. Number of radio BTS3900:

License.Cong link setup rejections V100R008C00
because of license BTS3900 WCDMA:
congestion in terms V200R014C00
of the signaling BTS5900:
processing V100R013C00
capability
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332587 VS.RadioLink.Rec Maximum number BTS3900:

v.Max of received radio V100R008C00
links per second BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332588 VS.RadioLink.Han Maximum number BTS3900:

dle.Max of wireless V100R008C00
connection BTS3900 WCDMA:
processing times per V200R014C00
second BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332589 VS.RlSetup.Reject. Number of radio BTS3900:

CP.Cong link setup rejections V100R008C00
because of control BTS3900 WCDMA:
plane congestion V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332590 VS.RadioLink.Rec Average number of BTS3900:

v.Mean received radio links V100R008C00
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332617 VS.CoordinatingR Maximum number BTS3900:

L.Handle.Max of received uplink V100R011C00
coordinating links BTS3900 WCDMA:
per second V100R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332618 VS.CoordinatingR Average number of BTS3900:

L.Handle.Mean received uplink V100R011C00
coordinating links BTS3900 WCDMA:
per second V100R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332625 VS.BTS.CnbapCap Maximum CNBAP BTS3900:

.MaxUseRate ratio of the NodeB V100R011C10
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R011C10
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.2.3.1 Average/Maximum CNBAP ratio of the NodeB
Counters
50332572 VS.BTS.Cnbap Average BTS3900, U

Cap.UseRate CNBAP ratio of BTS3900
the NodeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332625 VS.BTS.Cnbap Maximum BTS3900, U

Cap.MaxUseRa CNBAP ratio of BTS3900
te the NodeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
These counters measure the average and maximum ratio of using CNBAP capabilities of the
NodeB.
Measurement Points
CNBAP capabilities supported by NodeB hardware are sampled every five seconds. Within a
measurement period, the average number of received radio links per second divided by
CNBAP capabilities supported by NodeB hardware is the ratio of using CNBAP capabilities
of the NodeB. At the end of the measurement period, the average of these sampling results is
defined as the value of the VS.BTS.CnbapCap.UseRate counter, the maximum of these
sampling results is defined as the value of the VS.BTS.CnbapCap.MaxUseRate counter.
Formula
None
Unit
%
Related Features
None
1.2.3.2 Number of radio link setup rejections because of license congestion in

terms of the signaling processing capability
Counters
50332585 VS.RlSetup.Rej Number of BTS3900, U

ect.License.Con radio link setup BTS3900
g rejections WCDMA,
because of BTS5900,
license
congestion in BTS5900
terms of the WCDMA
signaling
processing
capability
Description
This counter measures the total number of radio link setup rejections because the number of
processed radio links exceeds the licensed capacity within a measurement period. The total
number of processed radio links corresponds to the CNBAP times for the three types of
signaling messages that are indicative of processed radio link setup requests in the NodeB,

radio link addition requests in the NodeB, and radio link reconfiguration preparations in the
NodeB.
This counter complies with section "8.2.17 Radio Link Setup", "8.3.1 Radio Link Addition",
"8.3.2 Synchronised Radio Link Reconfiguration Preparation" in 3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
The measurement is triggered when the request for radio link setup is rejected because the
CNBAP times of processed radio link setup requests in the NodeB, radio link addition
requests in the NodeB, and radio link reconfiguration preparations in the NodeB is beyond the
licensed capacity.
As shown in point A in the following figure, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the
request for radio link setup is rejected because the number of processed radio links is beyond
the licensed capacity after the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message
from the RNC.
Figure 1-12
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RlSetup.Reject.License. Multi-mode: None

Cong GSM: None
LTE: None

1.2.3.3 Number of Received Radio Links per Second
Counters
50332587 VS.RadioLink. Maximum BTS3900, U

Recv.Max number of BTS3900
received radio WCDMA,
links per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332590 VS.RadioLink. Average BTS3900, U

Recv.Mean number of BTS3900
received radio WCDMA,
links per second BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
These counters meansure the number of CNBAP times the NodeB receives radio link setup
requests over the Iub interface, radio link addition requests over the Iub interface, and radio
link recofniguration preparations over the Iub interface.
The preceding counters comply with section "8.2.17 Radio Link Setup", "8.3.1 Radio Link
Addition", "8.3.2 Synchronised Radio Link Reconfiguration Preparation" in 3GPP TS 25.433
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, this counter is incremented each time the NodeB receives a
radio link setup request over the Iub interface, a radio link addition request over the Iub
interface, or a radio link reconfiguration preparation over the Iub interface.
As shown in point A in Figure 1, the counter is incremented each time the NodeB receives a
RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message from the RNC.
RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST message from the RNC.
RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE message from the RNC.
At the end of a measurement period, the average number of received radio links is obtained by
dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of
these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of received radio links per second.

Figure 1-13
Figure 1-14
Figure 1-15
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.2.3.4 Maximum number of wireless connection processing times per second
Counters
50332588 VS.RadioLink. Maximum BTS3900, U

Handle.Max number of BTS3900
wireless WCDMA,
connection BTS5900,
processing
times per BTS5900
second WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of CNBAP times the NodeB successfully processes radio
link setup requests, radio link addition requests, and radio link reconfiguration preparations.
The number of rejections due to control plane congestion is not counted into the counter.
This counter complies with section "8.2.17 Radio Link Setup", "8.3.1 Radio Link Addition",
"8.3.2 Synchronised Radio Link Reconfiguration Preparation" in 3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, this counter is incremented each time the NodeB receives a
radio link setup request over the Iub interface, a radio link addition request over the Iub
interface, or a radio link reconfiguration preparation over the Iub interface and no radio link
setup request is rejected due to congestion on the control plane.
As shown in point A in Figure 1, this counter is incremented each time the NodeB does not
reject the RADIO LINK SETUP REQUEST message even though the control plane is
congested.
reject the RADIO LINK ADDITION REQUEST message even though the control plane is
congested.
reject the RADIO LINK RECONFIGURATION PREPARE message even though the control
plane is congested.

This counter is sampled every five seconds. The average number of processed radio links per
second is obtained within each measurement period, and then the maximum of these sampling
results is defined as the value of the counter.
Figure 1-16
Figure 1-17
Figure 1-18

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.2.3.5 Total number of times radio link setup requests are rejected because of
control plane congestion (CPU overload) within a measurement period
Counters
50332589 VS.RlSetup.Rej Number of BTS3900, U

ect.CP.Cong radio link setup BTS3900
rejections WCDMA,
because of BTS5900,
control plane
congestion BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total number of radio link setup rejections in the NodeB due to
congestion on the control plane, that is, CPU overload.
This counter complies with section "8.2.17 Radio Link Setup" in 3GPP TS 25.433 (v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
As shown in point A in the following figure, this counter is incremented by 1 each time the
NodeB receives a radio link setup rejection due to congestion on the control plane.
Figure 1-19

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.2.3.6 Maximum number of received uplink coordinating links per second
Counters
50332617 VS.Coordinatin Maximum BTS3900, U

gRL.Handle.Ma number of BTS3900
x received uplink WCDMA,
coordinating BTS5900,
links per second
BTS5900
WCDMA
50332618 VS.Coordinatin Average BTS3900, U

gRL.Handle.Me number of BTS3900
an received uplink WCDMA,
coordinating BTS5900,
links per second
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the sum of received coordinating link setup requests over the Iub
interface, coordinating link addition requests over the Iub interface, and doubled coordinating
link reconfiguration preparations over the Iub interface. The number of request rejections due
to congestion on the NodeB control plane is not counted into this counter.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, this counter is measured every 5 seconds each time the NodeB
receives a coordinating link setup request from the RNC over the Iub interface, a coordinating
link addition request over the Iub interface, or a coordinating link reconfiguration preparation
over the Iub interface, and the request is not rejected due to congestion on the control plane.
At the end of the measurement period, the average number of received coordinating links is
obtained by dividing the sum of these sampling results in the period by the number of
samples.The maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of
received coordinating links.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.CoordinatingRL.Handle. Multi-mode: None

Max GSM: None
(Phase 2)
WRFD-170201
LTE: None for SRB over DCH
VS.CoordinatingRL.Handle. Multi-mode: None

Mean GSM: None
(Phase 2)
WRFD-170201
LTE: None for SRB over DCH
1.2.4 NodeB Reserved Counter Measurement

(NODEBRESERVE.NODEB)
Overview
The function subset indicates measurements reserved for NodeBs. Reserved counter is used

Counters
50332567 VS.NodeBReserve. Reserved 1 for the BTS3900:

Counter1.NodeB NodeB V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

None
1.2.4.1 Reserved 1 for the NodeB
Counters
50332567 VS.NodeBRese Reserved 1 for BTS3900, U

rve.Counter1.N the NodeB BTS3900
odeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
VS.NodeBReserve.Counter1.NodeB None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

odeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

odeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

odeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

odeB WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.2.5 Iub Transmission Performance Measurement per NodeB

(TRAFFIC.TRPIP.NODEB)
Overview
The function subset measures the transmission bandwidth and rate on the NodeB user plane
and control plane.

Counters
50342640 VS.IubIP.TxPacket Number of user- BTS3900:

s plane and control- V100R009C00
plane IP packets BTS3900 WCDMA:
transmitted at the IP V100R009C00
layer over the Iub BTS5900:
interface V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342641 VS.IubIP.RxPacket Number of user- BTS3900:

s plane and control- V100R009C00
plane IP packets BTS3900 WCDMA:
received at the IP V100R009C00
layer over the Iub BTS5900:
interface V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342642 VS.IubIP.TxBytes Number of bytes in BTS3900:

the user-plane and V100R009C00
control-plane IP BTS3900 WCDMA:
packets transmitted V100R009C00
at the IP layer over BTS5900:
the Iub interface V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342643 VS.IubIP.RxBytes Number of bytes in BTS3900:

the user-plane and V100R009C00
control-plane IP BTS3900 WCDMA:
packets received at V100R009C00
the IP layer over the BTS5900:
Iub interface V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342644 VS.IubIP.TxMaxSp Maximum user- BTS3900:

eed plane and control- V100R009C00
plane transmit rate at BTS3900 WCDMA:
the IP layer over the V100R009C00
Iub interface BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342645 VS.IubIP.TxMeanS Average user-plane BTS3900:

peed and control-plane V100R009C00
transmit rate at the BTS3900 WCDMA:
IP layer over the Iub V100R009C00
interface BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342646 VS.IubIP.RxMaxS Maximum user- BTS3900:

peed plane and control- V100R009C00
plane receive rate at BTS3900 WCDMA:
the IP layer over the V100R009C00
Iub interface BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342647 VS.IubIP.RxMeanS Average user-plane BTS3900:

peed and control-plane V100R009C00
receive rate at the IP BTS3900 WCDMA:
layer over the Iub V100R009C00
interface BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.2.5.1 Number of IP Packets at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface
Counters
50342640 VS.IubIP.TxPac Number of BTS3900, U

kets user-plane and BTS3900
control-plane IP WCDMA,
packets BTS5900,
transmitted at
the IP layer BTS5900
over the Iub WCDMA
interface


50342641 VS.IubIP.RxPac Number of BTS3900, U

kets user-plane and BTS3900
control-plane IP WCDMA,
packets BTS5900,
received at the
IP layer over BTS5900
the Iub WCDMA
interface
Description
These counters measure the number of user-plane and control-plane IP packets transmitted
and received at the IP layer over the Iub interface with a measurement period, respectively.
For user-plane IP packets transmitted, only these packets before multiplexing, fragmentation,
or IPsec encryption are counted. For control-plane IP packets transmitted, only these packets
before fragmentation or IPsec encryption are counted. For user-plane IP packets received,
only these packets after demultiplexing, reassembly, or IPsec decryption are counted. For
control-plane IP packets received, only these packets after reassembly or IPsec decryption are
counted.
If the WMPT functions as the main control board, the preceding statistics do not take effect.
Measurement Points
The number of IP packets transmitted at the IP layer over the Iub interface and the number of
IP packets received at the IP layer over the Iub interface are sampled every ten seconds within
a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling
results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
packet

Related Features
VS.IubIP.TxPackets Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-050402 IP Transmission
WRFD-050411 Introduction on Iub
Interface
LTE: None
Fractional IP Function on
Iub Interface
VS.IubIP.RxPackets Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface
1.2.5.2 Number of Bytes in the IP Packets at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface
Counters
50342642 VS.IubIP.TxByt Number of BTS3900, U

es bytes in the BTS3900
user-plane and WCDMA,
control-plane IP BTS5900,
packets
transmitted at BTS5900
the IP layer WCDMA
over the Iub
interface
50342643 VS.IubIP.RxByt Number of BTS3900, U

es bytes in the BTS3900
user-plane and WCDMA,
control-plane IP BTS5900,
packets
received at the BTS5900
IP layer over WCDMA
the Iub
interface

Description
These counters measure the number of bytes in the user-plane and control-plane IP packets
transmitted and received at the IP layer over the Iub interface with a measurement period,
respectively. For the bytes of user-plane IP packets transmitted, only the bytes of these
packets before multiplexing, fragmentation, or IPsec encryption are counted. For bytes of
control-plane IP packets transmitted, only the bytes of these packets before fragmentation or
IPsec encryption are counted. For bytes of user-plane IP packets received, only the bytes of
these packets after demultiplexing, reassembly, or IPsec decryption are counted. For bytes of
control-plane IP packets received, only these packets after reassembly or IPsec decryption are
counted.
Measurement Points
The number of bytes in the IP packets transmitted at the IP layer over the Iub interface and the
number of bytes in the IP packets received at the IP layer over the Iub interface are sampled
every ten seconds within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the
sum of these sampling results is used as the value of the corresponding counter.
Formula
None
Unit
byte
Related Features
VS.IubIP.TxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface
VS.IubIP.RxBytes Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface

1.2.5.3 Rate at the IP Layer over the Iub Interface
Counters
50342644 VS.IubIP.TxMa Maximum user- BTS3900, U

xSpeed plane and BTS3900
control-plane WCDMA,
transmit rate at BTS5900,
the IP layer
over the Iub BTS5900
interface WCDMA
50342645 VS.IubIP.TxMe Average user- BTS3900, U

anSpeed plane and BTS3900
transmit rate at BTS5900,
the IP layer
interface WCDMA
50342646 VS.IubIP.RxMa Maximum user- BTS3900, U

xSpeed plane and BTS3900
receive rate at BTS5900,
the IP layer
interface WCDMA
50342647 VS.IubIP.RxMe Average user- BTS3900, U

anSpeed plane and BTS3900
receive rate at BTS5900,
the IP layer
interface WCDMA
Description
These counters measure the user-plane and control-plane transmit rate at the IP layer over the
Iub interface and user-plane and control-plane receive rate at the IP layer over the Iub
interface every ten seconds within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement
period, the maximum and average of these sampling results are used as the values of the
corresponding counters. For the user-plane transmit rate, only the transmit rate before
multiplexing, fragmentation, or IPsec encryption is counted. For the control-plane transmit
rate, only the transmit rate before fragmentation or IPsec encryption is counted. For the user-
plane receive rate, only the receive rate after demultiplexing, reassembly, or IPsec decryption
is counted. For the control-plane receive rate, only the receive rate after reassembly or IPsec
decryption is counted.

Measurement Points
The transmit rate at the IP layer over the Iub interface and receive rate at the IP layer over the
Iub interface are sampled every ten seconds within a measurement period. At the end of the
measurement period, the maximum and average of these sampling results are used as the
values of the corresponding counters.
Formula
None
Unit
bit/s
Related Features
VS.IubIP.TxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface
VS.IubIP.TxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface
VS.IubIP.RxMaxSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface

VS.IubIP.RxMeanSpeed Multi-mode: None

GSM: None
Interface
LTE: None
Iub Interface
1.3 Measurement of CNOperator Performance

(OPERATOR)
Overview
The object type consists of operator-related function subnets to indicate the bandwidth
consumption on a NodeB.
FunctionSubSets
TRAFFIC.OPERATOR Traffic Measurement per CNOperator
OPERESERVE.OPERATOR Operator Reserved Counter Measurement
1.3.1 Traffic Measurement per CNOperator

(TRAFFIC.OPERATOR)
Overview
The function subset measures the consumption of baseband resources on the NodeB side
according to the usage of CEs of each license group.

Counters
50332555 VS.LC.ULMean.Li Average number of BTS3900:

censeGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00
consumed by an BTS3900 WCDMA:
operator version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332556 VS.LC.DLMean.Li Average number of BTS3900:

censeGroup downlink CEs V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332557 VS.LC.DLCreditA Number of BTS3900:

vailable.LicenseGr dedicated DL CEs V100R008C00
oup.Dedicated configured for an BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332558 VS.LC.ULCreditA Number of BTS3900:

vailable.LicenseGr dedicated UL CEs V100R008C00
oup.Dedicated configured for an BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332559 VS.LC.ULCreditA Number of UL CEs BTS3900:

vailable.Shared configured for a V100R008C00
shared group BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332560 VS.LC.DLCreditA Number of DL CEs BTS3900:

vailable.Shared configured for a V100R008C00
shared group BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332561 VS.LC.ULMean.Li Average number of BTS3900:

censeGroup.Shared UL CEs consumed V100R008C00
in a shared group BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332562 VS.LC.DLMean.Li Average number of BTS3900:

censeGroup.Shared DL CEs consumed V100R008C00
in a shared group BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332563 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Average number of BTS3900:

Mean.LicenseGrou uplink CEs V100R008C00
p consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSUPA services of V200R012C00
an operator BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332564 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Average number of BTS3900:

Mean.LicenseGrou shared uplink CEs V100R008C00
p.Shared consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
a shared group BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332593 VS.LC.ULCreditU Average number of BTS3900:

sed.Mean.SharedO uplink CEs V100R008C00
perator consumed by each BTS3900 WCDMA:
operator in an V200R014C00
MOCN network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332594 VS.LC.DLCreditU Average number of BTS3900:

sed.Mean.SharedO downlink CEs V100R008C00
perator consumed by each BTS3900 WCDMA:
operator in an V200R014C00
MOCN network BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342555 VS.LC.ULMax.Lic Maximum number BTS3900:

enseGroup of uplink CEs V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342556 VS.LC.DLMax.Lic Maximum number BTS3900:

enseGroup of downlink CEs V100R008C00
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342561 VS.LC.ULMax.Lic Maximum number BTS3900:

enseGroup.Shared of UL CEs V100R008C00
consumed in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
shared group version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342562 VS.LC.DLMax.Lic Maximum number BTS3900:

enseGroup.Shared of DL CEs V100R008C00
shared group version earlier than
V200R011C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342563 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Maximum number BTS3900:

Max.LicenseGroup of uplink CEs V100R008C00
consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342564 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Maximum number BTS3900:

Max.LicenseGroup of shared uplink CEs V100R008C00
.Shared consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342567 VS.LC.DLMin.Lice Minimum Number BTS3900:

nseGroup.Shared of DL CEs V100R008C00
shared group V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342568 VS.LC.ULMin.Lice Minimum Number BTS3900:

nseGroup.Shared of UL CEs V100R008C00
shared group V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342569 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Minimum Number BTS3900:

Min.LicenseGroup. of Shared uplink V100R008C00
Shared CEs Consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
HSUPA Services of V200R012C00
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342570 VS.LC.DLMin.Lice Minimum number of BTS3900:

nseGroup downlink CEs V100R008C00
operator V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342571 VS.LC.ULMin.Lice Minimum number of BTS3900:

nseGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00
operator V200R012C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342572 VS.HSUPA.LC.UL Minimum number of BTS3900:

Min.LicenseGroup uplink CEs V100R008C00
consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342618 VS.ULCoMP.LC.U Average Number of BTS3900:

LMean.LicenseGro UL CEs Configured V100R008C01
up for an Operator BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342619 VS.ULCoMP.LC.U Maximum Number BTS3900:

LMax.LicenseGrou of UL CEs V100R008C01
p Configured for an BTS3900 WCDMA:
Operator Consumed V100R008C01
by UL Coordinating BTS5900:
Links V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342621 VS.ULCoMP.LC.U Average Number of BTS3900:

LMean.LicenseGro UL CEs Configured V100R008C01
up.Shared for an Operator in a BTS3900 WCDMA:
Shared Group V100R008C01
Consumed by UL BTS5900:
Coordinating Links V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342622 VS.ULCoMP.LC.U Maximum Number BTS3900:

LMax.LicenseGrou of UL CEs V100R008C01
p.Shared Configured for an BTS3900 WCDMA:
Operator in a Shared V100R008C01
Group Consumed by BTS5900:
Links
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50342624 VS.ULCoMP.HSU Average Number of BTS3900:

PA.LC.ULMean.Li UL CEs Configured V100R008C01
censeGroup for an Operator BTS3900 WCDMA:
Carrying HSUPA V100R013C00
Services
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342625 VS.ULCoMP.HSU Maximum Number BTS3900:

PA.LC.ULMax.Lic of UL CEs V100R008C01
enseGroup Configured for an BTS3900 WCDMA:
Operator Consumed V100R008C01
by UL Coordinating BTS5900:
Links Carrying V100R013C00
HSUPA Services
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342627 VS.ULCoMP.HSU Average Number of BTS3900:

PA.LC.ULMean.Li UL CEs in a Shared V100R008C01
censeGroup.Shared Group Consumed by BTS3900 WCDMA:
Links Carrying BTS5900:
HSUPA Services V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342628 VS.ULCoMP.HSU Maximum Number BTS3900:

PA.LC.ULMax.Lic of UL CEs in a V100R008C01
enseGroup.Shared Shared Group BTS3900 WCDMA:
Carrying HSUPA V100R013C00
Services
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.3.1.1 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by an Operator
Counters
50332555 VS.LC.ULMea Average BTS3900, U

n.LicenseGroup number of BTS3900
uplink CEs WCDMA,
consumed by an BTS5900,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342555 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900, U

LicenseGroup number of BTS3900
uplink CEs WCDMA,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342571 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900, U

uplink CEs WCDMA,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average, maximum and minimum number of uplink CEs in
dedicated and shared groups consumed by an operator. This counter is only used for operators
with RAN sharing.
Remarks:
Reception) are introduced, the number of consumed uplink CEs in license groups includes the
consumed by coordinating links in the local license group. After the Uplink Enhanced
CELL_FACH feature is introduced, the uplink consumed CEs in license groups include those
consumed by E-RACH users.

Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) is enabled. After the Uplink
Enhanced CELL_FACH feature is enabled, the uplink consumed CEs include those consumed
by E-RACH users.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average
number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by dividing
the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these
sampling results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs
consumed by an operator, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the
minimum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup GSM: None
WRFD-190210 Voice Coverage
Improvement by Advanced
WRFD-151205 Demodulation
LTE: None 4-Way Receive Diversity by
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

VS.LC.ULMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up GSM: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
VS.LC.ULMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p GSM: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.3.1.2 Number of Downlink CEs Consumed by an Operator
Counters
50332556 VS.LC.DLMea Average BTS3900, U

n.LicenseGroup number of BTS3900
downlink CEs WCDMA,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA


50342556 VS.LC.DLMax. Maximum BTS3900, U

downlink CEs WCDMA,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342570 VS.LC.DLMin. Minimum BTS3900, U

downlink CEs WCDMA,
operator
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated and shared downlink CEs consumed by an
operator. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
number of dedicated and shared downlink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by
dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of
these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and shared downlink
CEs consumed by an operator, and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the
minimum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.LC.DLMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.DLMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3.1.3 Number of DL CEs Configured for an Operator
Counters
50332557 VS.LC.DLCred Number of BTS3900, U

itAvailable.Lice dedicated DL BTS3900
nseGroup.Dedic CEs configured WCDMA,
ated for an operator BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated downlink CEs configured for an operator.
This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the number
of dedicated downlink CEs configured for an operator is obtained by dividing the
accumulated value in the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable.L Multi-mode: None

icenseGroup.Dedicated GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3.1.4 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator
Counters
50332558 VS.LC.ULCred Number of BTS3900, U

itAvailable.Lice dedicated UL BTS3900
nseGroup.Dedic CEs configured WCDMA,
ated for an operator BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of dedicated uplink CEs configured for an operator. This
counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
of dedicated uplink CEs configured for an operator is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable.L Multi-mode: None

icenseGroup.Dedicated GSM: None
LTE: None Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.3.1.5 Number of UL CEs Configured for a Shared Group
Counters
50332559 VS.LC.ULCred Number of UL BTS3900, U

itAvailable.Shar CEs configured BTS3900
ed for a shared WCDMA,
group BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of uplink CEs configured for a shared group within a
measurement period. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
of uplink CEs configured for a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated value in
the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable.S Multi-mode: None

hared GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3.1.6 Number of DL CEs Configured for a Shared Group
Counters
50332560 VS.LC.DLCred Number of DL BTS3900, U

itAvailable.Shar CEs configured BTS3900
ed for a shared WCDMA,
group BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of downlink CEs configured for a shared group within a
measurement period. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
of downlink CEs configured for a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated value
in the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable.S Multi-mode: None

hared GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3.1.7 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed in a Shared group
Counters
50332561 VS.LC.ULMea Average BTS3900, U

n.LicenseGroup number of UL BTS3900
.Shared CEs consumed WCDMA,
in a shared BTS5900,
group
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342561 VS.LC.ULMax. Maximum BTS3900, U

LicenseGroup.S number of UL BTS3900
hared CEs consumed WCDMA,
group
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342568 VS.LC.ULMin. Minimum BTS3900, U

LicenseGroup.S Number of UL BTS3900
group
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average, maximum and minimum number of uplink CEs in a shared
group. This counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Remarks:

Enhanced Inter-NodeB Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) is enabled. After the Uplink
Enhanced CELL_FACH feature is enabled, the uplink consumed CEs include those consumed
by E-RACH users.
Measurement Points
number of uplink CEs consumed in a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is
defined as the maximum number of uplink CEs consumed in a shared group, and the
minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of uplink CEs
consumed in a shared group.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup.Shared GSM: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

VS.LC.ULMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up.Shared GSM: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
VS.LC.ULMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p.Shared GSM: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.3.1.8 Number of Downlink CEs consumed in a Shared group
Counters
50332562 VS.LC.DLMea Average BTS3900, U

n.LicenseGroup number of DL BTS3900
.Shared CEs consumed WCDMA,
group
BTS5900
WCDMA


50342562 VS.LC.DLMax. Maximum BTS3900, U

LicenseGroup.S number of DL BTS3900
group
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342567 VS.LC.DLMin. Minimum BTS3900, U

LicenseGroup.S Number of DL BTS3900
group
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of shared downlink CEs consumed in a shared group. This
counter is only used for operators with RAN sharing.
Measurement Points
number of downlink CEs consumed in a shared group is obtained by dividing the accumulated
value in the period by the number of samples. The maximum of these sampling results is
defined as the maximum number of downlink CEs consumed in a shared group, and the
minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of downlink CEs
consumed in a shared group.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGr Multi-mode: None

oup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None

VS.LC.DLMax.LicenseGro Multi-mode: None

up.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
VS.LC.DLMin.LicenseGrou Multi-mode: None

p.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
1.3.1.9 Number of Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of an Operator
Counters
50332563 VS.HSUPA.LC. Average BTS3900, U

ULMean.Licens number of BTS3900
eGroup uplink CEs WCDMA,
consumed by BTS5900,
HSUPA
services of an BTS5900
operator WCDMA
50342563 VS.HSUPA.LC. Maximum BTS3900, U

ULMax.License number of BTS3900
Group uplink CEs WCDMA,
HSUPA
operator WCDMA
50342572 VS.HSUPA.LC. Minimum BTS3900, U

ULMin.License number of BTS3900
Group uplink CEs WCDMA,
HSUPA
operator WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average, maximum and minimum number of uplink CEs in
dedicated and shared groups consumed by HSUPA services of an operator. This counter is
only used for operators with RAN sharing.

Remarks:
number of uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA users and the number of CEs consumed by
coordinating links for HSUPA users in the local license group. After the Uplink Enhanced
Measurement Points
number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator is
obtained by dividing the accumulated value in the period by the number of samples. The
maximum of these sampling results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated and
shared uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator, and the minimum of these
sampling results is defined as the minimum number of dedicated and shared uplink CEs
consumed by HSUPA services of an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup GSM: None
WRFD-151205 4-Way Receive Diversity by
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMax.Lic Multi-mode: None

enseGroup GSM: None
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMin.Lice Multi-mode: None

nseGroup GSM: None
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

1.3.1.10 Number of Shared Uplink CEs Consumed by HSUPA Services of a

Shared Group
Counters
50332564 VS.HSUPA.LC. Average BTS3900, U

ULMean.Licens number of BTS3900
eGroup.Shared shared uplink WCDMA,
CEs consumed BTS5900,
by HSUPA
services of a BTS5900
shared group WCDMA
50342564 VS.HSUPA.LC. Maximum BTS3900, U

ULMax.License number of BTS3900
Group.Shared shared uplink WCDMA,
CEs consumed BTS5900,
by HSUPA
services of a BTS5900
shared group WCDMA
50342569 VS.HSUPA.LC. Minimum BTS3900, U

ULMin.License Number of BTS3900
Group.Shared Shared uplink WCDMA,
CEs Consumed BTS5900,
by HSUPA
Services of a BTS5900
shared group WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average, maximum and minimum number of uplink CEs consumed
by HSUPA services of a shared group. This counter is only used for operators with RAN
sharing.
Remarks:
number of uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA users and the number of CEs consumed by
coordinating links for HSUPA users in the local license group. After the Uplink Enhanced


Measurement Points
number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed by an operator is obtained by dividing the
results is defined as the maximum number of dedicated uplink CEs consumed by an operator,
and the minimum of these sampling results is defined as the minimum number of dedicated
uplink CEs consumed by HSUPA services of an operator.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMax.Lic Multi-mode: None

enseGroup.Shared GSM: None

VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMin.Lice Multi-mode: None

nseGroup.Shared GSM: None
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)
1.3.1.11 Average number of uplink CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN

network
Counters
50332593 VS.LC.ULCred Average BTS3900, U

itUsed.Mean.Sh number of BTS3900
aredOperator uplink CEs WCDMA,
each operator in
an MOCN BTS5900
network WCDMA
Description
This counter provides the average number of uplink CEs consumed by each operator in an
MOCN network. The traffic statistics ID ranges from -1 to 3. The range 0 to 3 corresponds to
the primary/secondary operator indexes configured on the RNC. Value -1 does not take effect.
Remarks:

Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds and measures the average number of uplink CEs
consumed by each operator in an MOCN network. At the end of a measurement period (for
example 15 minutes), the average number is obtained by diving the accumulated value in the
period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.ULCreditUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

.SharedOperator GSM: None
WRFD-171212 Package
Interference
WRFD-190210
Voice Coverage
WRFD-151205 Improvement by Advanced
LTE: None Demodulation
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception)

1.3.1.12 Average number of downlink CEs consumed by each operator in an

MOCN network
Counters
50332594 VS.LC.DLCred Average BTS3900, U

itUsed.Mean.Sh number of BTS3900
aredOperator downlink CEs WCDMA,
each operator in
an MOCN BTS5900
network WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average number of downlink CEs consumed by each operator in an
MOCN network. The traffic statistics ID ranges from -1 to 3. The range 0 to 3 corresponds to
the primary/secondary operator indexes configured on the RNC. Value -1 does not take effect.
Measurement Points
This counter is sampled every five seconds and measures the average number of downlink
CEs consumed by each operator in an MOCN network. At the end of a measurement period
(for example 15 minutes), the average number is obtained by diving the accumulated value in
the period by the number of samples.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.LC.DLCreditUsed.Mean Multi-mode: None

.SharedOperator GSM: None
LTE: None Package

1.3.1.13 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator Consumed by UL

Coordinating Links
Counters
50342618 VS.ULCoMP.L Average BTS3900, U

C.ULMean.Lic Number of UL BTS3900
enseGroup CEs Configured WCDMA,
for an Operator BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links
50342619 VS.ULCoMP.L Maximum BTS3900, U

C.ULMax.Lice Number of UL BTS3900
nseGroup CEs Configured WCDMA,
for an Operator BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated
groups configured for an operator consumed by all coordinating links.
Remarks:
users.
Measurement Points
The number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated groups configured for an operator consumed
by all coordinating links is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the
average number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated groups configured for an operator
consumed by all coordinating links is obtained by dividing the accumulated value within the
measurement by the number of samples. The maximum value within the measurement period
is the maximum number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated groups configured for an operator
consumed by all coordinating links.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMean. Multi-mode: None

LicenseGroup GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMax.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH
1.3.1.14 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator in a Shared Group

Consumed by UL Coordinating Links
Counters
50342621 VS.ULCoMP.L Average BTS3900, U

C.ULMean.Lic Number of UL BTS3900
enseGroup.Shar CEs Configured WCDMA,
ed for an Operator BTS5900,
in a Shared
Group BTS5900
Consumed by WCDMA
UL
Coordinating
Links


50342622 VS.ULCoMP.L Maximum BTS3900, U

C.ULMax.Lice Number of UL BTS3900
nseGroup.Share CEs Configured WCDMA,
d for an Operator BTS5900,
in a Shared
Group BTS5900
Consumed by WCDMA
UL
Coordinating
Links
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs configured for an
operator in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links.
Remarks:
RAN side.
Measurement Points
The number of UL CEs configured for an operator in a shared group consumed by all
coordinating links is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the
average number of UL CEs configured for an operator in a shared group consumed by all
coordinating links is obtained by dividing the accumulated value within the measurement by
the number of samples. The maximum value within the measurement period is the maximum
number of UL CEs configured for an operator in a shared group consumed by all coordinating
links.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMean. Multi-mode: None

LicenseGroup.Shared GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH
VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMax.Li Multi-mode: None

censeGroup.Shared GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

1.3.1.15 Number of UL CEs Configured for an Operator Consumed by UL

Coordinating Links Carrying HSUPA Services
Counters
50342624 VS.ULCoMP.H Average BTS3900, U

SUPA.LC.ULM Number of UL BTS3900
ean.LicenseGro CEs Configured WCDMA,
up for an Operator BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links Carrying
HSUPA
Services
50342625 VS.ULCoMP.H Maximum BTS3900, U

ax.LicenseGrou CEs Configured WCDMA,
p for an Operator BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links Carrying
HSUPA
Services
Description
This counter provides the average and maximum number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated
groups configured for an operator consumed by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA
services.
Remarks:
RAN side.
Measurement Points
The number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated groups configured for an operator consumed
by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA services is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of

a measurement period, the average number of UL CEs in shared and dedicated groups
configured for an operator consumed by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA services is
obtained by dividing the accumulated value within the measurement by the number of
samples. The maximum value within the measurement period is the maximum number of UL
CEs in shared and dedicated groups configured for an operator consumed by all coordinating
links carrying HSUPA services.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ULCoMP.HSUPA.LC.U Multi-mode: None

LMean.LicenseGroup GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH


LMax.LicenseGroup GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH
1.3.1.16 Number of UL CEs in a Shared Group Consumed by UL Coordinating

Links Carrying HSUPA Services
Counters
50342627 VS.ULCoMP.H Average BTS3900, U

ean.LicenseGro CEs in a Shared WCDMA,
up.Shared Group BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links Carrying
HSUPA
Services


50342628 VS.ULCoMP.H Maximum BTS3900, U

ax.LicenseGrou CEs in a Shared WCDMA,
p.Shared Group BTS5900,
Consumed by
UL BTS5900
Coordinating WCDMA
Links Carrying
HSUPA
Services
Description
consumed by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA services.
Remarks:
RAN side.
Measurement Points
The number of UL CEs in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links carrying
HSUPA services is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a measurement period, the average
number of UL CEs in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA
services is obtained by dividing the accumulated value within the measurement by the number
of samples. The maximum value within the measurement period is the maximum number of
UL CEs in a shared group consumed by all coordinating links carrying HSUPA services.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features

LMean.LicenseGroup.Share GSM: None
d
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

LMax.LicenseGroup.Shared GSM: None
Reception)
WRFD-171212
Uplink CoMP (Joint
(Phase 2)
for SRB over DCH

1.3.2 Operator Reserved Counter Measurement

(OPERESERVE.OPERATOR)
Overview
The function subset indicates measurements reserved for operators. Reserved counter is used
Counters
50332591 VS.OpeReserve.Co Reserved 1 for the BTS3900:

unter1.OP operator V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V200R014C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.3.2.1 Reserved 1 for the operator
Counters
50332591 VS.OpeReserve Reserved 1 for BTS3900, U

.Counter1.OP the operator BTS3900
WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
VS.OpeReserve.Counter1.OP None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
None
Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None

Counters

WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
None.
Measurement Points
None.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
None
1.4 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQM Performance

(LOCELL_SECTOREQM)
Overview
The object type consists of function subsets in a local cell under the sector equipment to
indicate the local cell performance.

FunctionSubSets
IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM
PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM PRACH Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQM
ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM ERACH Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQM
RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM RTWP Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQM
NBIS.LOCELL.SECTOREQM NBIS Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM
1.4.1 Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM

(IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
The function subset consists of counters related to radio link deletion over an Iub interface
and does not apply to LampSite base stations.
Counters
50332348 VS.RL.NormRel.L Number of normal BTS3900:

ocell.SectorEqm cell-sectoreqm RL V100R008C00
releases BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332349 VS.RL.AbnormRel Number of abnormal BTS3900:

.Locell.SectorEqm cell-sectoreqm RL V100R008C00
releases BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

None
1.4.1.1 Number of normal cell-sectoreqm RL releases
Counters
50332348 VS.RL.NormRe Number of BTS3900, U

l.Locell.SectorE normal cell- BTS3900
qm sectoreqm RL WCDMA,
releases BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of normal cell-sectoreqm RL releases within a
measurement period when the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in
One Cell feature has been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has been deployed.
This counter complies with section "8.3 NBAP Dedicated Procedures" in 3GPP TS 25.433
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector in
which a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK DELETION
REQUEST message from the RNC and the RL is normally released. The measurement is
triggered in each sector if the UE is served by multiple sectors while releasing the RL.
Figure 1-20

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.NormRel.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: None

orEqm GSM: None
UMTS: WRFD-021350 Independent Demodulation
LTE: None of Signals from Multiple
RRUs in One Cell
1.4.1.2 Number of abnormal cell-sectoreqm RL releases
Counters
50332349 VS.RL.Abnorm Number of BTS3900, U

Rel.Locell.Sect abnormal cell- BTS3900
orEqm sectoreqm RL WCDMA,
releases BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of abnormal cell-sectoreqm RL releases within a
measurement period when the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in
One Cell feature has been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has been deployed.
This counter complies with section "8.3 NBAP Dedicated Procedures" in 3GPP TS 25.433
(v10.10.0).
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector in
which a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a RADIO LINK DELETION
REQUEST message from the RNC but the RL is abnormally released. The measurement is
triggered in each sector if the UE is served by multiple sectors while releasing the RL.

Figure 1-21
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.AbnormRel.Locell.S Multi-mode: None

ectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell
1.4.2 PRACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM

(PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
The function subset consists of PRACH-related counters for the LoCell_SectorEQM and does
not apply to LampSite base stations.

Counters
50332350 VS.PositiveNum.AI Number of cell- BTS3900:

CH.Locell.SectorE sectoreqm positive V100R008C00
qm AI BTS3900 WCDMA:
acknowledgments V100R008C00
for RACH users BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332351 VS.NegativeNum.A Number of cell- BTS3900:

ICH.Locell.SectorE sectoreqm negative V100R008C00
qm AI BTS3900 WCDMA:
for RACH users BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

ACH.Locell.Sector successfully V100R008C00
Eqm received over the BTS3900 WCDMA:
cell-sectoreqm V100R008C00
RACH with correct BTS5900:
CRCs V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

ACH.Locell.Sector received over the V100R008C00
Eqm cell-sectoreqm BTS3900 WCDMA:
RACH V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.4.2.1 Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for RACH users
Counters
50332350 VS.PositiveNu Number of cell- BTS3900, U

m.AICH.Locell. sectoreqm BTS3900
SectorEqm positive AI WCDMA,
acknowledgme BTS5900,
nts for RACH
users BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgements for
RACH users within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from
Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not been
deployed, the measurement is triggered on a basis of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has been
enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has been deployed, this counter is sampled in each sector. At the end
of a measurement period, the number of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH
users with positive acknowledgements transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a
sector.
If the Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not
been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not been deployed, this counter is sampled on a basis of
cell, not a basis of sector. At the end of a measurement period, the number of preamble
acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with positive acknowledgements transmitted
over the downlink AICH is measured in a cell.
If the Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature has been enabled, the number of
preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with positive acknowledgements
transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured within a measurement period. Users served
by both the host cell (primary cell) and neighboring cell (coordinating cell) are counted.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.PositiveNum.AICH.Loc Multi-mode: None

ell.SectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell
1.4.2.2 Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for RACH users
Counters
50332351 VS.NegativeNu Number of cell- BTS3900, U

m.AICH.Locell. sectoreqm BTS3900
SectorEqm negative AI WCDMA,
acknowledgme BTS5900,
nts for RACH
users BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgements for
Measurement Points
of a measurement period, the number of preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH
users with negative acknowledgements transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured in a
sector.
cell, not a basis of sector. At the end of a measurement period, the number of preamble
acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with negative acknowledgements transmitted
over the downlink AICH is measured in a cell.
If the Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature has been enabled, the number of
preamble acquisition indicators (AIs) sent to RACH users with negative acknowledgements

transmitted over the downlink AICH is measured within a measurement period. Users served
by both the host cell (primary cell) and neighboring cell (coordinating cell) are counted.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.NegativeNum.AICH.Lo Multi-mode: None

cell.SectorEqm GSM: None
RRUs in One Cell
1.4.2.3 Number of TBs successfully received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH with
correct CRCs
Counters

cc.RACH.Locel successfully BTS3900
l.SectorEqm received over WCDMA,
the cell- BTS5900,
sectoreqm
RACH with BTS5900
correct CRCs WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs successfully received over the cell-sectoreqm
RACH with correct CRCs within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of
Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not
been deployed, the measurement is triggered on a basis of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points

of a measurement period, the number of TBs successfully received over the uplink RACH
with correct CRCs is measured in a sector.
cell, not a basis of sector. At the end of a measurement period, the number of TBs
successfully received over the uplink RACH with correct CRCs is measured in a cell.
If the Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature has been enabled, the number of TBs
successfully received over the uplink RACH with correct CRCs is measured within a
measurement period. Users served by both the host cell (primary cell) and neighboring cell
(coordinating cell) are counted.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

RRUs in One Cell
1.4.2.4 Total number of TBs received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH
Counters

al.RACH.Locel TBs received BTS3900
l.SectorEqm over the cell- WCDMA,
sectoreqm BTS5900,
RACH
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs received over the cell-sectoreqm RACH with
correct and incorrect CRCs within a measurement period. If the Independent Demodulation of

Signals from Multiple RRUs in One Cell feature has not been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not
been deployed, the measurement is triggered on a basis of cell, not a basis of sectoreqm.
Measurement Points
of a measurement period, the number of TBs received over the uplink RACH with correct and
incorrect CRCs is measured in a sector.
cell, not a basis of sector. At the end of a measurement period, the number of TBs received
over the uplink RACH with correct and incorrect CRCs is measured in a cell.
If the Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature has been enabled, the number of TBs
received over the uplink RACH with correct and incorrect CRCs is measured within a
measurement period. Users served by both the host cell (primary cell) and neighboring cell
(coordinating cell) are counted.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Total.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

RRUs in One Cell
1.4.3 ERACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM

(ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
The function subset consists of ERACH-related counters for the LoCell_SectorEQM and does
not apply to LampSite base stations.

Counters
50332354 VS.ERACH.Positiv Number of cell- BTS3900:

eNum.AICH.Locell sectoreqm positive V100R008C00
.SectorEqm AI BTS3900 WCDMA:
for E-RACH users BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332355 VS.ERACH.Negati Number of cell- BTS3900:

veNum.AICH.Loce sectoreqm negative V100R008C00
ll.SectorEqm AI BTS3900 WCDMA:
for E-RACH users BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.4.3.1 Number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgments for E-RACH

users
Counters
50332354 VS.ERACH.Po Number of cell- BTS3900, U

sitiveNum.AIC sectoreqm BTS3900
H.Locell.Sector positive AI WCDMA,
Eqm acknowledgme BTS5900,
nts for E-
RACH users BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm positive AI acknowledgements for E-

Measurement Points
enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has been deployed, the number of positive acknowledgements (with
+1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) and the number of positive acknowledgements (with +1
extended acquisition indicators (EAIs)) transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH are
sampled per sector within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the
sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter.
been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not been deployed, the number of positive
acknowledgements (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) and the number of positive
acknowledgements (with +1 extended acquisition indicators (EAIs)) transmitted to E-RACH
users over the AICH are sampled per cell within a measurement period. At the end of the
measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.PositiveNum.A Multi-mode: None

ICH.Locell.SectorEqm GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
1.4.3.2 Number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgments for E-RACH

users
Counters
50332355 VS.ERACH.Ne Number of cell- BTS3900, U

gativeNum.AIC sectoreqm BTS3900
H.Locell.Sector negative AI WCDMA,
Eqm acknowledgme BTS5900,
nts for E-
RACH users BTS5900
WCDMA

Description
This counter measures the number of cell-sectoreqm negative AI acknowledgements for E-
Measurement Points
enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has been deployed, the number of negative acknowledgements
transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH is sampled per sector within a measurement
period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the
value of this counter.
been enabled or a 0.5/0.5 cell has not been deployed, the number of negative
acknowledgements transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH is sampled per cell within a
measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results
is used as the value of this counter.
When extended acquisition indicators (EAIs) are not configured, the number of negative
acknowledgements (with -1 AIs) transmitted to E-RACH users is sampled. When EAIs are
configured, the number of negative acknowledgements (with -1 AIs and -1 EAIs) transmitted
to E-RACH users is sampled.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.NegativeNum. Multi-mode: None

AICH.Locell.SectorEqm GSM: None
LTE: None CELL_FACH
1.4.4 RTWP Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM

(RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
The function subset measures the RTWP over antenna ports.

Counters
50342590 VS.MeanRTWP.Lo Average RTWP of BTS3900:

cell.SectorEqm.Ant Antenna 0 V100R008C00
0 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

1 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

2 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

3 BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342594 VS.MinRTWP.Loc Minimum RTWP of BTS3900:

ell.SectorEqm.Ant0 Antenna 0 V100R008C00
BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.4.4.1 Average number of Ant RTWP
Counters
50342590 VS.MeanRTWP Average RTWP BTS3900, U

.Locell.SectorE of Antenna 0 BTS3900
qm.Ant0 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



qm.Ant1 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

qm.Ant2 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

qm.Ant3 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
50342594 VS.MinRTWP. Minimum BTS3900, U

Locell.SectorEq RTWP of BTS3900
m.Ant0 Antenna 0 WCDMA,
BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA

BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA



BTS5900,
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the average and minimum antenna RTWP of each receive
antenna during a measurement period.
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB accumulates the antenna RTWP per second.
Assume that the sum is A. The NodeB counts the seconds in the measurement period. Assume
that this value is B. Then, Average antenna RTWP = A/B. The system calculates the average
antenna RTWP every 5 seconds and then takes the minimum value within the measurement
period as the minimum antenna RTWP.
For the LampSite base stations, the preceding counters are measured only when the sector-
equipment-level RTWP subscription function is enabled by running the STR
LOCELLRTWPREPORT command.
Formula
None
Unit
dBm
Related Features
VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

orEqm.Ant0 GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity


UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity

UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity

UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity
VS.MinRTWP.Locell.Sector Multi-mode: MRFD-210604 2-Way Antenna Receive

Eqm.Ant0 GSM: None Diversity
UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity

UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity

UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity


UMTS: WRFD-010209
Diversity
1.4.5 NBIS Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM

(NBIS.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)
Overview
The function subset indicates the ratio of time when the Narrowband Interference Suppression
feature takes effect to the time when interference is detected on each antenna and does not
apply to LampSite base stations.
Counters
50332602 VS.NBISRatio.Loc Time Ratio of BTS3900:

ell.SectorEqm.Ant0 Effective V100R010C10
Narrowband BTS3900 WCDMA:
Suppression of BTS5900:
Antenna 0 V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00



BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.4.5.1 Time Ratio of Effective Narrowband Interference Suppression of Antenna
Counters
50332602 VS.NBISRatio. Time Ratio of BTS3900, U

Locell.SectorEq Effective BTS3900
m.Ant0 Narrowband WCDMA,
Suppression of
Antenna 0 BTS5900
WCDMA

Suppression of
Antenna 1 BTS5900
WCDMA



Suppression of
Antenna 2 BTS5900
WCDMA

Suppression of
Antenna 3 BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
The preceding counters indicate the ratio of time when the Narrowband Interference
Suppression feature takes effect to the time when interference is detected on each RX antenna
Measurement Points
Within a measurement period, the NodeB counts the number of times the Narrowband
Interference Suppression feature successfully suppresses narrowband interference. Assume
that this number is A. The NodeB counts the number of times the Narrowband Interference
Suppression feature detects interference. Assume that this number is B. Then, Time Ratio of
Effective Narrowband Interference Suppression = A/B. This counter is available only when
the Narrowband Interference Suppression feature is enabled and RRUs support this feature.
Formula
None
Unit
per mill

Related Features
VS.NBISRatio.Locell.Secto Multi-mode: None

rEqm.Ant0 GSM: None

rEqm.Ant1 GSM: None

rEqm.Ant2 GSM: None

rEqm.Ant3 GSM: None
1.5 Measurement of UMTS ULCoMP Group Performance

(UULCOMPGROUP)
Overview
The object type consists of UMTS ULCoMP Group-related function subnets to indicate the
UMTS ULCoMP group status and performance.
FunctionSubSets
ALGO.UULCOMPGROUP ULCoMP Group Algorithm Measurement

1.5.1 ULCoMP Group Algorithm Measurement

(ALGO.UULCOMPGROUP)
Overview
The function subset measures the number of CoMP users in a coordinating cell, which
indicates the CoMP performance on the NodeB.
Counters
50332575 VS.UlCovExpansio Average Number of BTS3900:

n.UserNum CoMP Users in a V100R010C10
CoMP Cell Pair BTS3900 WCDMA:
Enabled with V100R010C10
Coverage Expansion BTS5900:
Under Interference V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332601 VS.UlCovExpansio Maximum Number BTS3900:

n.MaxUserNum of CoMP Users in a V100R010C10
CoMP Cell Pair BTS3900 WCDMA:
Enabled with V100R010C10
Coverage Expansion BTS5900:
Under Interference V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342610 VS.UUlCoMPGrou Average Number of BTS3900:

p.UserNum CoMP Users in a V100R008C01
UL CoMP Cell Pair BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50342611 VS.UUlCoMPGrou Maximum Number BTS3900:

p.MaxUserNum of CoMP Users in a V100R008C01
UL CoMP Cell Pair BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R008C01
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

None
1.5.1.1 Number of CoMP Users in a CoMP Cell Pair Enabled with Coverage
Expansion Under Interference
Counters
50332575 VS.UlCovExpa Average BTS3900, U

nsion.UserNum Number of BTS3900
CoMP Users in WCDMA,
a CoMP Cell BTS5900,
Pair Enabled
with Coverage BTS5900
Expansion WCDMA
Under
Interference
50332601 VS.UlCovExpa Maximum BTS3900, U

nsion.MaxUser Number of BTS3900
Num CoMP Users in WCDMA,
a CoMP Cell BTS5900,
Pair Enabled
with Coverage BTS5900
Expansion WCDMA
Under
Interference
Description
This counter measures the average and maximum number of CoMP users in a CoMP cell pair.
This counter indicates whether the Coverage Expansion Under Interference feature has taken
effect.
Remarks:
For details, see Coverage Expansion Under Interference Feature Parameter Description.
Disuse Statement:
In the current version, the counter 50332575 VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum has been

replaced by the VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum.HostCell counter, but is still normally
reported. In later versions, this counter will be deleted. Therefore, this counter is not
recommended.
The counter 50332601 VS.UlCovExpansion.MaxUserNum will be deleted in later versions.

In current version, this counter is still normally reported. Therefore, this counter is not
recommended.

Measurement Points
The number of CoMP users in a CoMP cell pair is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of a
measurement period, the average number of CoMP users in a CoMP cell pair equals the
accumulated value within the measurement period divided by the number of samples. The
maximum value within the measurement period is the maximum number of CoMP users in a
CoMP cell pair.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.UlCovExpansion.UserN Multi-mode: None

um GSM: None
VS.UlCovExpansion.MaxU Multi-mode: None

serNum GSM: None
1.5.1.2 Number of CoMP Users in a UL CoMP Cell Pair
Counters
50342610 VS.UUlCoMP Average BTS3900, U

Group.UserNu Number of BTS3900
m CoMP Users in WCDMA,
a UL CoMP BTS5900,
Cell Pair
BTS5900
WCDMA


50342611 VS.UUlCoMP Maximum BTS3900, U

Group.MaxUser Number of BTS3900
Num CoMP Users in WCDMA,
a UL CoMP BTS5900,
Cell Pair
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average and maximum number of CoMP users in a UL CoMP cell
pair. The measurement results confirm whether the CoMP feature takes effect.
Remarks:
UL CoMP (joint reception) user: Users using Uplink CoMP (Joint Reception) or HetNet
Uplink CoMP(Joint Reception) to receive signals on the NodeB side.
User in a CoMP cell pair: specifies a user that uses a CoMP cell occupying coordinating links
as the secondary cell and a CoMP cell occupying other links set up by RNC as the primary
cell.
Measurement Points
The number of CoMP users in a UL CoMP cell pair is sampled every 5 seconds. At the end of
the measurement period, the average number of CoMP users in a UL CoMP cell pair is
obtained by dividing the accumulated value within the measurement period by the number of
samples. The maximum value within the measurement period is the maximum number of
CoMP users in a UL CoMP cell pair.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.UUlCoMPGroup.UserN Multi-mode: None

um GSM: None
Reception)
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception) Based on
Coordinated BBU
VS.UUlCoMPGroup.MaxU Multi-mode: None

serNum GSM: None
Reception)
LTE: None
Uplink CoMP (Joint
Reception) Based on
Coordinated BBU
1.6 Measurement of LoCell_SectorEQMGRP Performance

(LOCELL_SECTOREQMGRP)
Overview
The object type consists of function subsets in a sector equipment group in a local cell to
indicate performance of the sector equipment group.
FunctionSubSets
IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP Iub Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQMGRP
PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP PRACH Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQMGRP
ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP ERACH Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQMGRP

RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP RTWP Measurement per

LoCell_SectorEQMGRP
1.6.1 Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP

(IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)
Overview
The function subset consists of Iub-based radio link deletion related counters for
LoCell_SectorEQMGRP.
Counters
50332356 VS.RL.NormRel.L Number of normal BTS3900:

ocell.SectorEqmGr RL releases in a V100R010C00
p sector equipment BTS3900 WCDMA:
group in a local cell V100R010C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332357 VS.RL.AbnormRel Number of abnormal BTS3900:

.Locell.SectorEqm RL releases in a V100R010C00
Grp sector equipment BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.6.1.1 Number of normal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters
50332356 VS.RL.NormRe Number of BTS3900, U

l.Locell.SectorE normal RL BTS3900
qmGrp releases in a WCDMA,
sector BTS5900,
equipment
group in a local BTS5900
cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of normal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a
local cell if Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One
Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector
equipment group in a local cell where a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a
RADIO LINK DELETION REQUEST message from the RNC and the RL is normally
released. The measurement is triggered in each sector equipment group if the UE is served by
multiple sector equipment groups while releasing the RL. The measurement is not triggered in
the non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding values are not counted into this counter.
Figure 1-22
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.NormRel.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: None

orEqmGrp GSM: None
Small Cell RRUs in One
Cell
1.6.1.2 Number of abnormal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a local

cell
Counters
50332357 VS.RL.Abnorm Number of BTS3900, U

Rel.Locell.Sect abnormal RL BTS3900
orEqmGrp releases in a WCDMA,
sector BTS5900,
equipment
cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the number of abnormal RL releases in a sector equipment group in a
local cell if Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One
Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
As shown in point A of the following figure, the measurement is triggered in the sector
equipment group in a local cell where a UE releases an RL when the NodeB receives a
RADIO LINK DELETION REQUEST message from the RNC and the RL is abnormally
released. The measurement is triggered in each sector equipment group if the UE is served by
multiple sector equipment groups while releasing the RL. The measurement is not triggered in

Figure 1-23
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.RL.AbnormRel.Locell.S Multi-mode: None

ectorEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell
1.6.2 PRACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP

(PRACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)
Overview
The function subset consists of PRACH-related counters for LoCell_SectorEQMGRP.

Counters
50332358 VS.PositiveNum.AI Number of positive BTS3900:

CH.Locell.SectorE acknowledgments V100R010C00
qmGrp for RACH users BTS3900 WCDMA:
over the AICH in a V100R010C00
sector equipment BTS5900:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
50332359 VS.NegativeNum.A Number of negative BTS3900:

ICH.Locell.SectorE acknowledgments V100R010C00
qmGrp for RACH users BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

ACH.Locell.Sector successfully V100R010C00
EqmGrp received with BTS3900 WCDMA:
correct CRCs over V100R010C00
the RACH in a BTS5900:
sector equipment V100R013C00
group in a local cell
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00

ACH.Locell.Sector received over the V100R010C00
EqmGrp RACH in a sector BTS3900 WCDMA:
equipment group in V100R010C00
a local cell BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None

1.6.2.1 Number of positive acknowledgments for RACH users over the AICH in a
sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters
50332358 VS.PositiveNu Number of BTS3900, U

m.AICH.Locell. positive BTS3900
SectorEqmGrp acknowledgme WCDMA,
nts for RACH BTS5900,
users over the
AICH in a BTS5900
sector WCDMA
equipment
group in a local
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of positive acknowledgments transmitted to RACH users
over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation of
Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
If Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been
enabled, the number of positive acknowledgments (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs))
transmitted to RACH users over the AICH is sampled per sector equipment group in a local
cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these
sampling results is used as the value of this counter. The measurement is not triggered in the
non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding values are not counted into this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None

Related Features
VS.PositiveNum.AICH.Loc Multi-mode: None

ell.SectorEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell
1.6.2.2 Number of negative acknowledgments for RACH users over the AICH in
a sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters
50332359 VS.NegativeNu Number of BTS3900, U

m.AICH.Locell. negative BTS3900
SectorEqmGrp acknowledgme WCDMA,
nts for RACH BTS5900,
users over the
AICH in a BTS5900
sector WCDMA
equipment
group in a local
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of negative acknowledgments transmitted to RACH users
over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation of
Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
enabled, the number of negative acknowledgments (with -1 acquisition indicators (AIs))
transmitted to RACH users over the AICH is sampled per sector equipment group in a local
cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these
sampling results is used as the value of this counter. The measurement is not triggered in the
non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding values are not counted into this counter.
Formula
None

Unit
None
Related Features
VS.NegativeNum.AICH.Lo Multi-mode: None

cell.SectorEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell
1.6.2.3 Number of TBs successfully received with correct CRCs over the RACH in
a sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters

cc.RACH.Locel successfully BTS3900
l.SectorEqmGrp received with WCDMA,
correct CRCs BTS5900,
over the RACH
in a sector BTS5900
equipment WCDMA
group in a local
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of TBs successfully received with correct CRCs over the
RACH in a sector equipment group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation of Signals
from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
enabled, the number of TBs successfully received with correct CRCs over the RACH is
sampled per sector equipment group in a local cell within a measurement period. At the end of
the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter.
The measurement is not triggered in the non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding
values are not counted into this counter.

Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

Cell
1.6.2.4 Total number of TBs received over the RACH in a sector equipment group
in a local cell
Counters

al.RACH.Locel TBs received BTS3900
l.SectorEqmGrp over the RACH WCDMA,
in a sector BTS5900,
equipment
cell WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the total number of TBs received over the RACH in a sector equipment
group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs
in One Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
enabled, the total number of TBs received over the RACH is sampled per sector equipment
group in a local cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the
sum of these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. The measurement is not

triggered in the non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding values are not counted into
this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.TBNum.Total.RACH.Lo Multi-mode: None

Cell
1.6.3 ERACH Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP

(ERACH.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)
Overview
The function subset consists of ERACH-related counters for LoCell_SectorEQMGRP.
Counters
50332362 VS.ERACH.Positiv Number of positive BTS3900:

eNum.AICH.Locell acknowledgments V100R010C00
.SectorEqmGrp for E-RACH users BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00


50332363 VS.ERACH.Negati Number of negative BTS3900:

veNum.AICH.Loce acknowledgments V100R010C00
ll.SectorEqmGrp for E-RACH users BTS3900 WCDMA:
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.6.3.1 Number of positive acknowledgments for E-RACH users over the AICH
in a sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters
50332362 VS.ERACH.Po Number of BTS3900, U

sitiveNum.AIC positive BTS3900
H.Locell.Sector acknowledgme WCDMA,
EqmGrp nts for E- BTS5900,
RACH users
over the AICH BTS5900
in a sector WCDMA
equipment
group in a local
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of positive acknowledgments transmitted to E-RACH
users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation
of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.
Measurement Points
enabled, the number of positive acknowledgments (with +1 acquisition indicators (AIs)) and
the number of positive acknowledgments (with +1 extended acquisition indicators (EAIs))
transmitted to E-RACH users over the AICH are sampled per sector equipment group in a
local cell within a measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of

these sampling results is used as the value of this counter. The measurement is not triggered in
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.PositiveNum.A Multi-mode: None

ICH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell
1.6.3.2 Number of negative acknowledgments for E-RACH users over the AICH
in a sector equipment group in a local cell
Counters
50332363 VS.ERACH.Ne Number of BTS3900, U

gativeNum.AIC negative BTS3900
H.Locell.Sector acknowledgme WCDMA,
EqmGrp nts for E- BTS5900,
RACH users
over the AICH BTS5900
in a sector WCDMA
equipment
group in a local
cell
Description
This counter measures the number of negative acknowledgments transmitted to E-RACH
users over the AICH in a sector equipment group in a local cell if Independent Demodulation
of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been enabled.

Measurement Points
enabled, the number of negative acknowledgments transmitted to E-RACH users over the
AICH is sampled per sector equipment group in a local cell within a measurement period. At
the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results is used as the value of
this counter. When extended acquisition indicators (EAIs) are not configured, the number of
negative acknowledgments (with -1 AIs) transmitted to E-RACH users is sampled. When
EAIs are configured, the number of negative acknowledgments (with -1 AIs and -1 EAIs)
transmitted to E-RACH users is sampled. The measurement is not triggered in the non-mixed-
multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding values are not counted into this counter.
Formula
None
Unit
None
Related Features
VS.ERACH.NegativeNum. Multi-mode: None

AICH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell
1.6.4 RTWP Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQMGRP

(RTWP.LOCELL.SECTOREQMGRP)
Overview
The function subset consists of RTWP-related counters antenna ports for
LoCell_SectorEQMGRP.

Counters
50342630 VS.MeanRTWP.Lo Average RTWP in a BTS3900:

cell.SectorEqmGrp sector equipment V100R010C00
group in a local cell BTS3900 WCDMA:
V100R010C00
BTS5900:
V100R013C00
BTS5900 WCDMA:
V100R013C00
None
1.6.4.1 Average RTWP in a Sector Equipment Group in a Local Cell
Counters

.Locell.SectorE in a sector BTS3900
qmGrp equipment WCDMA,
group in a local BTS5900,
cell
BTS5900
WCDMA
Description
This counter measures the average RTWP in a sector equipment group in a local cell if
Independent Demodulation of Signals from Multiple Small Cell RRUs in One Cell has been
enabled.
Measurement Points
enabled, the RTWP in a sector equipment group in a local cell is sampled per second within a
measurement period. At the end of the measurement period, the sum of these sampling results
is recorded A, and the number of samples is recorded B. The value of A/B is defined as the
value of this counter.
The measurement is not triggered in the non-mixed-multi-RRU cell, so the corresponding
values are not counted into this counter.

Formula
None
Unit
dBm
Related Features
VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.Sect Multi-mode: None

orEqmGrp GSM: None
Cell

NodeBFunction Performance Counter Reference Index
Index
V VS.DataDiscardRatio.Mean, 160
VS.DataOutput.AllHSDPA.Traffic, 490
VS.Ack.RetraSch, 536 VS.DataOutput.DCHSDPA.Traffic, 157
VS.AckTotal, 46 VS.DataOutput.InterNBDBHSDPA.AllSec.Traffic,
VS.AdvancedDemodulation.User.Mean, 386 517
VS.AIR.ActRatio, 390 VS.DataOutput.InterNBDBHSDPA.Traffic, 515
VS.AIR.InterferenceDec.Mean, 385 VS.DataOutput.Mean, 150
VS.AllHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User, 492 VS.DataOutput.Mean.FreeUser, 153
VS.Assistance4Rx.UserNum, 382 VS.DataOutput.User, 151
VS.ATMDlMaxUsed.1, 590 VS.DataOutput.UserData, 152
VS.ATMDlTotal.1, 587 VS.DataTtiRatio.Mean, 107
VS.ATMUlMaxUsed.1, 584 VS.DCHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User, 120
VS.ATMUlTotal.1, 582 VS.DedicMeaRpt.MEAN, 581
VS.AttRLADD.MEAN, 579 VS.DLCE.Mean.Dedicated, 171
VS.AttRLRecfg.MEAN, 580 VS.DLCE.Mean.Shared, 175
VS.AttRLSETUP.MEAN, 577 VS.DlCode.Used.Mean, 372
VS.AvaiHSDPAPwrRatio.Mean, 142 VS.DLDCHPwrRatio.SharedOperator0, 421
VS.BasebandNBIS.Bandwidth.Mean, 392 VS.DlPwrRatio.SF256, 416
VS.BTS.CnbapCap.UseRate, 636 VS.DPCCH.R99.POWER, 418
VS.CCPICPhase3.CodeNum.Mean, 378 VS.DPCHTPCPwrAdj.UserNum, 384
VS.CCPICPhase4.UserNum.Mean, 389 VS.EFACH.AckTtiNum, 425
VS.CellReserve.Counter1, 398 VS.EFACH.DataTtiNum, 427
VS.CellReserve.Counter10, 407 VS.EFACH.PdschPwrRatio.Mean, 431
VS.CellReserve.Counter11, 408 VS.EFACH.ScchPwrRatio.Mean, 429
VS.CellReserve.Counter12, 409 VS.EFACH.Thruput, 428
VS.CellReserve.Counter13, 410 VS.ERACH.DataTtiNum, 346
VS.CellReserve.Counter14, 411 VS.ERACH.NegativeNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqm,
VS.CellReserve.Counter2, 399 714
VS.CellReserve.Counter3, 400 VS.ERACH.NegativeNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqmGr
VS.CellReserve.Counter4, 401 p, 741
VS.CellReserve.Counter5, 402 VS.ERACH.OccupiedNum.Mean, 343
VS.CellReserve.Counter6, 403 VS.ERACH.PositiveNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqm,
VS.CellReserve.Counter7, 404 713
VS.CellReserve.Counter8, 405 VS.ERACH.PositiveNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqmGr
VS.CellReserve.Counter9, 406 p, 740
VS.CombFilter.FreqNum.Mean, 391 VS.ERACH.Thruput, 345
VS.CombFilterExtend.FreqNum.Mean, 394 VS.FirstStageIcEff.Mean, 371
VS.CoordinatingRL.Handle.Max, 644 VS.FPNum.Discarded.DCH, 360
VS.CPC.DRXCfg.UserNum, 336 VS.FPNum.MUX.AMR.Rx, 363
VS.CPC.DTXCfg.UserNum, 334 VS.FPNum.Received.FACH, 355
VS.CPC.FDPCHDTX.ActRatio, 341 VS.FPNum.Received.PCH, 357
VS.CPC.LesOpCfg.SceduledNum, 339 VS.HSDPA.16QAMCfg.ActedNum, 96
VS.CQI.0, 56 VS.HSDPA.2ScchCodeRatio, 123
VS.DataCQI.MEAN, 95 VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.Acted.Traffic, 474

VS.HSDPA.64QAMCfg.ActedNum, 98 VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.SharedOperator0, 146

VS.HSDPA.BasedBuffer.ScheduledNum, 526 VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.UEGroup0, 543
VS.HSDPA.CellThroughput.UnderThd.CQILimit.TTI VS.HSDPAPwrShare.TtiNum, 496
Num, 518 VS.HSDPATimeRatio.PwrOver.UEGroup0, 550
VS.HSDPA.CodeFree.TtiNum, 527 VS.HSUPA.
VS.HSDPA.CodeFreeUsed.Traffic, 528 10msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean, 314
VS.HSDPA.CombiTFRC.TtiNum, 542 VS.HSUPA.10msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserNum.Mean,
VS.HSDPA.CQI.64QAM.0, 494 311
VS.HSDPA.Data.IubMacdPdu, 473 VS.HSUPA.10msTTI.Traffic, 310
VS.HSDPA.Data.TTINum.SharedOperator0, 521 VS.HSUPA.16QAM.UtilizeTimePermillage, 290
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Total, 493 VS.HSUPA.2msPDU.TTI.Num, 306
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traffic, 156 VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.CCHOLPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean,
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traffic.CQI0to10, 530 315
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traffic.RetraSch, 535 VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.CCHOLPC.UserNum.Mean, 313
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traffic.SHO, 498 VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.Traffic, 309
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.Traffic.SRB, 538 VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.UPH.0, 298
VS.HSDPA.DataOutput.TRB, 155 VS.HSUPA.2msTTI.VPSUserNum.Mean, 317
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.TRB, 115 VS.HSUPA.ACKTotal, 274
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.User, 119 VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeCollision.Mean, 243
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.User.CQI0to10, 533 VS.HSUPA.AGCHCodeUtil.Mean, 244
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.User.SHO, 499 VS.HSUPA.AlltoSingleHARQNum.RTWPCong, 294
VS.HSDPA.DataTtiNum.User.SRB, 539 VS.HSUPA.AntiInterfSch.ActRatio, 292
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.AnchorCarrierActedNum, 103 VS.HSUPA.Boosting.UtilizeTimeRatio, 291
VS.HSDPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.TimeRatio, 164 VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum, 263
VS.HSDPA.DelaySensitive.DataOutput, 481 VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.ROTMor3, 269
VS.HSDPA.DpchMaxPwrRestr.ActRatio, 165 VS.HSUPA.DataTtiNum.TRB, 265
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.ThdLimit.Throughput.Traffic. VS.HSUPA.DataUserNum.Mean, 245
0, 507 VS.HSUPA.DataUserSumNum.ROTMor3, 266
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.ThdLimit.Throughput.TTINum VS.HSUPA.DCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.RTWP.TimeRati
.0, 502 o, 321
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.ThdLimit.ThroughputSatisfied. VS.HSUPA.FDE.UtilizeTimePermillage, 288
Traffic, 513 VS.HSUPA.FullBuffer.DataOutput.Traffic.CQI0to3,
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.ThdLimit.ThroughputSatisfied. 323
TTINum, 512 VS.HSUPA.FullBuffer.DataTtiNum.CQI0to3, 301
VS.HSDPA.FullBuffer.Throughput.SumNum.0, 476 VS.HSUPA.Ic.MeanEff, 284
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiNum.TRB, 117 VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMP.UserNum, 319
VS.HSDPA.InactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean, 109 VS.HSUPA.InterNodeBUlCoMPEnhance.Coordinatin
VS.HSDPA.InterNodeBHSDPCCHCoMP.TTINum, gRL, 320
529 VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup, 679
VS.HSDPA.MCCfg.SupCarrierDeact.Traffic.TimeRati VS.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup.Shared, 682
o, 489 VS.HSUPA.LeftPwrLmtUserRatio, 249
VS.HSDPA.MIMO64QAMCfg.ActedNum, 101 VS.HSUPA.LoadOutput.0, 211
VS.HSDPA.NotSchedule.CQI0, 485 VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmt.DataTtiNum, 304
VS.HSDPA.PdschCodeUsed.0, 467 VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmt.Traffic, 327
VS.HSDPA.PhaseAdj.TtiNum, 541 VS.HSUPA.MaxPwrLmtUserRatio, 248
VS.HSDPA.RemainResLimit.ScchCode, 487 VS.HSUPA.OverLoadNum, 242
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleLimit.TTINum.SharedOperator0, VS.HSUPA.PDUNum, 276
524 VS.HSUPA.PreciseChEstUserNum.TTI2ms.Mean,
VS.HSDPA.ScheduleNum.DelaySensitive, 483 331
VS.HSDPA.Scheduler.Pool.ActTime, 632 VS.HSUPA.Scheduler.Pool.ActTime, 633
VS.HSDPA.ScheInactiveDataTtiRatio.Mean, 112 VS.HSUPA.ScheduleUserNum.Mean, 247
VS.HSDPA.SRB.ScheduledNum, 540 VS.HSUPA.SGLmt.UnHappyUserRatio.Iub, 286
VS.HSDPA.UserNum.Mean, 472 VS.HSUPA.SingletoAllHARQNum, 296
VS.HSDPA.VideoUserNum.Mean, 500 VS.HSUPA.TDMSch.ActRatio, 293
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.FreeUser, 141 VS.HSUPA.TDMUserNum.Mean, 261
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.Mean.ResG0, 148 VS.HSUPA.Thruput.ROTMor3, 278
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PLMN0, 144 VS.HSUPA.Traffic.TRB, 305
VS.HSDPAPwrRatio.PwrOver.UEGroup0, 559 VS.HSUPA.TTI10msUserNumber.0, 257

VS.HSUPA.TTI2msUserNumber.0, 253 VS.NegativeNum.AICH, 349

VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Number, 308 VS.NegativeNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqm, 709
VS.HSUPA.TurboIC.Number.TTI10ms, 318 VS.NegativeNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 736
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserNum, 251 VS.NodeBReserve.Counter1.NodeB, 647
VS.HSUPA.UnHappyUserNumRatio, 252 VS.NodeBReserve.Counter2.NodeB, 648
VS.HSUPA.UPHLmtRatio.SI, 297 VS.NodeBReserve.Counter3.NodeB, 649
VS.HSUPA.UserTtiNum, 262 VS.NodeBReserve.Counter4.NodeB, 650
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.SIRTargetDec.Mean, 329 VS.NodeBReserve.Counter5.NodeB, 651
VS.HSUPA.VirtualCPC.UserNum.Mean, 328 VS.OpeReserve.Counter1.OP, 698
VS.HW.DLCreditAvailable, 630 VS.OpeReserve.Counter2.OP, 699
VS.HW.ULCreditAvailable, 631 VS.OpeReserve.Counter3.OP, 700
VS.InterNBDBHSDPA.DataTtiNum.User, 516 VS.OpeReserve.Counter4.OP, 701
VS.IRC.UserNum, 377 VS.OpeReserve.Counter5.OP, 702
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max, 597 VS.PdschCodeAvail.Mean, 125
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.CongTime.LgcPort1, 628 VS.PdschCodeUsed.Mean, 126
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Delay.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1, VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean, 132
605 VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.Data, 136
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.Lg VS.PdschCodeUtil.Mean.User, 135
cPort1, 610 VS.PdschPwrRatio.Mean, 139
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max, 623 VS.PLVA.User, 376
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.Drop.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1, VS.PositiveNum.AICH, 348
606 VS.PositiveNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqm, 708
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropCong.DownBWNum.Lgc VS.PositiveNum.AICH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 735
Port1, 613 VS.RadioLink.Handle.Max, 641
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.DropNum.LgcPort1, 618 VS.RadioLink.Recv.Max, 639
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.DL.ReceiveNum.LgcPort1, 616 VS.RadioQualityDPCHPC.UserNum, 374
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.AdjBW.LgcPort1.Max, 594 VS.RadioQualityFDPCHPC.UserNum, 375
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.CongTime.LgcPort1, 626 VS.RL.AbnormRel.Locell.SectorEqm, 705
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayCong.DownBWNum.Lg VS.RL.AbnormRel.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 732
cPort1, 608 VS.RL.NormRel.Locell.SectorEqm, 704
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DelayVara.LgcPort1.Max, 620 VS.RL.NormRel.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 731
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropCong.DownBWNum.Lgc VS.RlSetup.Reject.CP.Cong, 643
Port1, 611 VS.RlSetup.Reject.License.Cong, 637
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.DropNum.LgcPort1, 617 VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean, 128
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.SendNum.LgcPort1, 614 VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.Data, 131
VS.IUB.FlowCtrol.UL.UpBW.Num.LgcPort1, 603 VS.ScchCodeUtil.Mean.User, 130
VS.IubIP.TxBytes, 655 VS.ScchPwrRatio.Mean, 137
VS.IubIP.TxMaxSpeed, 657 VS.SCPICH.AvgPowerRate, 162
VS.IubIP.TxPackets, 653 VS.SCPICH.PwrOn.Duration, 163
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable.LicenseGroup.Dedicated, VS.SpeedBasedDemod.UserNum, 388
671 VS.StrongColouredInf.Ratio, 379
VS.LC.DLCreditAvailable.Shared, 674 VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH, 351
VS.LC.DLCreditUsed.Mean.SharedOperator, 686 VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH.Locell.SectorEqm, 710
VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGroup, 669 VS.TBNum.Succ.RACH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 737
VS.LC.DLMean.LicenseGroup.Shared, 677 VS.TBNum.Total.RACH, 352
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable.LicenseGroup.Dedicated, VS.TBNum.Total.RACH.Locell.SectorEqm, 711
672 VS.TBNum.Total.RACH.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 738
VS.LC.ULCreditAvailable.Shared, 673 VS.ULCE.Mean.Dedicated, 169
VS.LC.ULCreditUsed.Mean.SharedOperator, 684 VS.ULCE.Mean.Shared, 173
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup, 667 VS.ULCoMP.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup,
VS.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup.Shared, 675 692
VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.SectorEqm.Ant0, 717 VS.ULCoMP.HSUPA.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup.Sha
VS.MeanRTWP.Locell.SectorEqmGrp, 743 red, 694
VS.MIMOCfg.ActedNum, 100 VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup, 687
VS.MIMODualCQI1.0, 86 VS.ULCoMP.LC.ULMean.LicenseGroup.Shared, 689
VS.MIMODUALSTREAM1.DTX, 53 VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Mean.Dedicated, 179
VS.NBIS.ActTime, 383 VS.ULCoMP.ULCE.Mean.Shared, 176
VS.NBISRatio.Locell.SectorEqm.Ant0, 722 VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum, 726

VS.UlCovExpansion.UserNum.HostCell, 381
VS.UsedCQI0, 72
VS.UserTtiRatio.Mean, 106
VS.UUlCoMPGroup.UserNum, 727
VS.ValidAntRatio.Mean, 369


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Figure 1 Document structure

Table 1 explains the terms shown in Figure 1.

One function subset contains one or more counters but

Counters are the basic elements of performance

Counter Item Description

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Table 2 Description of each counter item

Object Overview Definition and function of a object type.

Functio FunctionSet Name of the function set.

Functio Overview Definition of a function subset and the flowchart for

Counter Counter ID A string of digits that uniquely identifies a counter.

Counter Name Name of a counter. It is composed of a string of uppercase

Counter A phrase that provides a simple description about a counter.

Description Detailed description about a counter.

Measurement Condition for triggering counter measurement.

Formula Relationship among counters.

Unit Unit of a counter.

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Related Features Features related to a counter are listed in feature ID and

Network Element NE Type of a product displayed on the U2000. For a 3900

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1.1.1.26 Usage of HS-PDSCH Code Resources in a Cell................................................................................................ 132

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1.1.13.10 Time Ratio of Existent Deactivated 3C-HSDPA/4C-HSDPA Users in a Cell................................................. 489

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1.1.13.40 Number of TTIs with Phase Adjustment for Cell.............................................................................................541

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1.4.1 Iub Measurement per LoCell_SectorEQM (IUB.LOCELL.SECTOREQM)..........................................................703

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1 NodeBFunction Performance Counter

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This section describes NodeBFunction performance counters.

1.1 Measurement of Local Cell Performance (LOCELL)

1.1 Measurement of Local Cell Performance (LOCELL)

HSDPA.LOCELL HSDPA Measurement

TRAFFIC.LOCELL Cell Traffic Measurement

HSUPA.LOCELL HSUPA Measurement

CPC.LOCELL CPC Measurement

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FunctionSubSet FunctionSubSet Name

ERACH.LOCELL ERACH Measurement

PRACH.LOCELL PRACH Measurement

SCCPCH.LOCELL SCCPCH Measurement

DCH.LOCELL DCH Measurement

ALGO.LOCELL Cell Algorithm Measurement

CELLRESERVE.LOCELL Cell Reserved Counter Measurement

POWER.LOCELL Cell Power Measurement

EFACH.LOCELL EFACH Measurement

HSDPA2.LOCELL HSDPA Measurement 2

1.1.1 HSDPA Measurement (HSDPA.LOCELL)

50331654 VS.AckTotal Total number of BTS3900: