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LST UCELLHSDPA
Solution:
Improve CSSR:
*Check RRC Rejection
*Alarm
*RTWP
Improve DCR:
Reason:
Check List:
*Neighbor Relation
*RF Problem
*Miscellaneous causes
*Poor DL coverage. The “fake coverage” phenomenon (the user sees the 3G icon on the screen in
idle but cannot connect to any service). The cause could be overshooting cells but also excessive
values of Qqualmin like -22 dB. Solution: Adjust the antenna azimuth and down tilt, add repeaters and
RRUs, add micro cells. Any user should get a better signal than EcIo = -18 dB.
* Lack of Dominance (no clear Best server): Continuous change of best server leads to
RRC failures and RAB failures. Solution: Establish a best server everywhere. Clear dominance.
* Poor UL coverage: The UE has not enough TX power to communicate with Node-B (even when
there is low UL traffic on the cell). Solution: Adjust the antenna azimuth and down tilt, add repeaters,
reduce CPICH power.
*Strong UL interference: Due to external interference or high UL traffic (the cell shrinking
phenomenon). The UE will not be able to increase to more than 21 dBm for the preamble power and
the
RACH will fail - or synch will fail later. Solution: Up to operator’s decision (implement more tilt ,CPICH
power reduction, chase external source of interference or increase the number of Node-Bs to cope
with
traffic)
*Strong DL interference: Usually due to overshooting cell, external interference, high DL traffic
on this cell and surrounding cells. The UE will miss the AI message for RACH and will fail to establish a
call - or will fail to get synch in DL. Solution: Improve best server area (strong dominance)
*Antenna’s footprint not touching the ground properly: sites with over 120 m height and tilts around 3
degrees. More than 3/4 of the
antenna pattern will not be touching the ground with a decent level of signal. Most calls are handled
on side lobes.
* RF jumpers (feeding the antennas with RRU signal) are too long (should be no more than 3 meters,
we’ve seen cases in --- with 10
meters of ½” jumpers). This definitely leads to high noise factors and call setup failures. Also UL and DL
coverage is very much
limited.