GERAN UR14 ZGO-04!04!002 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown Feature Guide (V4)

ZGO-04-04-002 Load
Dependent Intelligent TRX

Shutdown Feature Guide
GERAN UR14
ZGO-04-04-002 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown Feature Guide
ZGO-04-04-002 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX

Shutdown Feature Guide
Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
V1.0 2015/08/03 Tian Kang First Release
© 2018 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Feature Attribute............................................................................................................. 5
2 Overview............................................................................................................................5
2.1 Feature Introduction.......................................................................................................... 5
2.2 License Control.................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 Correlation with Other Features...................................................................................... 6
3 Technical Description.................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Hardware Description........................................................................................................7
3.2 Algorithms and Flowcharts.............................................................................................12
4 Parameters..................................................................................................................... 22
5 Related Counters and Alarms................................................................................... 24

5.1 Related Counters.............................................................................................................24
5.2 Related Alarms.................................................................................................................25
6 Engineering Guide........................................................................................................25
6.1 Application Scenario....................................................................................................... 25
6.2 Feature Activation Procedure........................................................................................ 25
6.3 Feature Validation Procedure........................................................................................28
6.3.1 Intelligent TRX Shutdown Based on Traffic.................................错误！未定义书签。
6.3.2 Intelligent TRX Shutdown Based on the Maximum Busy Channel Ratio错误！未定义书签。
6.4 Feature Deactivation Procedure................................................................................... 29
6.5 Network Impact................................................................................................................ 30
7 Abbreviation...................................................................................................................30
8 Reference Document................................................................................................... 31
2 ZTE Confidential & Proprietary

FIGURES
Figure 3- 1 SCPA BTS....................................................................................................................... 7

Figure 3- 2 Single-MCPA BTS.......................................................................................................... 8
Figure 3- 3 Dual-MCPA BTS............................................................................................................. 8
Figure 3- 4 RSU60E/R8860E Architecture......................................................................................9
Figure 3- 5 RSU82/R8882 Architecture.........................................................................................10
Figure 3- 6 Power Supply Scheme for Single-MCPA RUs.........................................................11
Figure 3- 7 Power Supply Scheme for Dual-MCPA RUs............................................................12
Figure 3- 8 Flowchart of Intelligent TRX Shutdown..................................................................... 15
Figure 3- 9 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "TRX >
Interference Band"...............................................................................................................................17
Figure 3- 10 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "Interference
Band > TRX".........................................................................................................................................18
Figure 3- 11 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "Only by TRX"
................................................................................................................................................................19
Figure 3- 12 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "Only by
Interference Band"...............................................................................................................................20
Figure 3- 13 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On (the Function Is Disabled)..........................21
Figure 3- 14 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On Based on Real-Time Traffic Load.............21
Figure 6- 1 GSM Logical Configuration Interface........................................................................ 26
Figure 6- 2 GSM Cell Configuration Interface.............................................................................. 27
Figure 6- 3 Disabling the Function of Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown................ 29
Figure 6- 4 Disabling the Function of Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown in Some
Hours..................................................................................................................................................... 30
TABLES
Table 2- 1 License Control List......................................................................................................... 6

Table 4- 1 Parameters List.............................................................................................................. 22

Table 5- 1 Counter List.....................................................................................................................24
Table 5- 2 Alarm List........................................................................................................................ 25

1 Feature Attribute
BSC Version: [ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.30)]
BTS Version: [For 8000 series BTSs and SDR 4.11.10 or above]
Attribute: [Optional]
Related Network Element:
NE Name Related or Not Special Requirements
MS -
BTS -
BSC √
iTC -
MSC -
MGW -
SGSN -
GGSN -
HLR -
“√”: Related, “-”: Irrelative
2 Overview
2.1 Feature Introduction
This feature shuts down empty TRXs to decrease power consumption.
The configuration of TRXs always matches the maximum traffic load. In low traffic
periods, parts of TRXs can be switched off, affecting no service.
The BSC sets two traffic thresholds, lower and upper thresholds, and keeps measuring
traffic load. If traffic load is below the lower threshold, empty TRXs are switched off step
by step. If traffic load increases and exceeds the lower threshold but is still below the
upper threshold, TRXs keep being switched off. When traffic load continuously increases
and exceeds the upper threshold, the BTS turns on those TRXs which are switched off.
The purpose of setting two thresholds instead of one is to avoid frequently turning on and
off TRXs.

The BSC sets a third threshold called urgent power-on threshold. If traffic load increases
rapidly and reaches this threshold, the system may have the risk of traffic congestion.
Then, the BTS ignores the traffic measurement period and turns on TRXs directly.
The thresholds and the valid time of this feature can be defined by operators.
For SDR, when all TRXs of the RRU have been shut down, this RRU can be powered off.
2.2 License Control
Table 2- 1 License Control List
License Configured Sales

Feature ID Feature Name
Control Item NE Unit
Load
Load Dependent Dependent
ZGO-04-04-002 Intelligent TRX Intelligent BSC TRX
Shutdown TRX
Shutdown
2.3 Correlation with Other Features
1. Required Features
None
2. Mutually Exclusive Features
None
3. Affected Features
To have better performance in power saving, the following features must be activated
together.
ZGO-04-04-004 Static PA Voltage Adjustment

ZGO-04-04-005 Dynamic PA Voltage Adjustment
ZGO-04-04-001 TCH Migration to BCCH
3 Technical Description
3.1 Hardware Description
This feature is applicable to traditional SCPA BTSs (ZXG10 8000 series). As illustrated in
Figure 3-1, for SCPA BTSs, there is a dedicated PA for each TRX. If a TRX is shut down,
the corresponding PA will be powered off, and the power consumption is reduced.
Figure 3- 1 SCPA BTS
This feature is also applicable to SDR BTSs, including single-MCPA BTSs and
dual-MCPA BTSs. Figure 3-2 and Figure 3-3 are the diagrams of single-MCPA BTS and
dual-MCPA BTS respectively.

Figure 3- 2 Single-MCPA BTS
Figure 3- 3 Dual-MCPA BTS
In the MCPA BTSs, Radio Units (RUs) have the most important role of power saving,
including single-MCPA RUs (RSU60E/R8860E) and dual-MCPA RUs (RSU82/R8882).
Figure 3-4 and Figure 3-5 show the architecture of RSU60E/R8860E and RSU82/R8882
respectively.
An R8860E is one type of RRU that is always mounted on a tower, but an RSU60E is a
radio unit installed in a cabinet. The RSU60E/R8860E contains one Transceiver and
Interface module, one MCPA module, one duplexer and LNA filter module, and one
power supply module. The RSU60E/R8860E is connected to a BBU through the CPRI

interface. They have two antenna ports, one for Tx/Rx and the other for Rx diversity only.
The Rx In/Out ports can be connected with another RSU60E/R8860E to obtain/provide
diversity signal. The maximum output power in the Tx port is 80 W.
Figure 3- 4 RSU60E/R8860E Architecture
The RSU82 and R8882 have an architecture similar to that of the RSU60E and R8860E.
The main difference is that they have two MCPAs as well as double antenna ports. The
maximum output power of Tx ports is 2*80 W for RSU82 and 2*60 W for R8882.

Figure 3- 5 RSU82/R8882 Architecture
As for power saving, only the power supply module, transceiver and interface module,
and MCPA module are involved. All the power saving is achieved in the MCPA module.
Figure 3-6 and Figure 3-7 show the power supply schemes of single-MCPA RUs and
dual-MCPA RUs respectively.
For a single-MCPA RU, there are two power supply units from the power supply module
to the MCPA module: a constant 5.5 V power unit and an adjustable power unit with a
maximum voltage of 30 V. The 5.5 V input of the MCPA module is converted to a 0/5 V
signal according to the PA_ctrl signal from the transceiver and interface module. The 0/5
V signal provides the bias voltage for the MCPA. When the MCPA is to be shut down, the
bias voltage will be controlled to be 0 V, and then the MCPA will not operate. Conversely,
when the MCPA needs to be powered on, the bias voltage will be controlled to be 5 V.
The adjustable power provides the operating voltage for the MCPA. The initial operating
voltage is 30 V. When the function of PA voltage adjustment is activated, if the total static
output power is lower than the rated maximum value or some TRXs are shut down, the
transceiver and interface module will calculate a perfect operating voltage for the PA and
then may control the power supply module to adjust the PA operating voltage.

Figure 3- 6 Power Supply Scheme for Single-MCPA RUs
A dual-MCPA RU is similar to a single-MCPA RU. The main difference is that the bias
voltages for the two PAs are controlled separately, while these two MCPAs share the
same power supply of operating voltage. If the two PAs need different ideal operating
voltages, the operating voltage should be adjusted according to the higher one.

Figure 3- 7 Power Supply Scheme for Dual-MCPA RUs
3.2 Algorithms and Flowcharts
This feature can be activated or deactivated by setting the function switch parameter
(Switch Flag of Cell TRX Power Off) on the OMCR. To minimize the impacts on KPIs
during busy hours, the valid time of this feature in a day can be further configured by
setting the BSC level time bitmap (IBS time bitmap) to a granularity of one hour.
There are three thresholds of cell CS traffic load for this feature: TRX shutdown threshold,
TRX power on threshold and emergency power on threshold (corresponding to the
parameters IBS shutdown limit, IBS powerup limit and IBS powerover limit
respectively). The thresholds are at the BSC level, meaning that all the cells under a BSC
use the same thresholds, but the CS traffic load is calculated cell by cell.
The cell CS traffic load for emergency power-on is the real-time busy channel ratio,
which is calculated after every CS call setup. The real-time busy channel ratio is defined
below:

100 * ((C11  C12) * 2  C13  C14) .

Real - time busy channel ratio 
((C11  C12) * 2  C13  C14)  ((C21  C22) * 2  C23  C24)
C11, C12, C13, C14, C21, C22, C23 and C24 are defined below. All of them can be
checked on the OMCR in real time.
C11: number of busy static TCH/Fs C12: number of busy dynamic TCH/Fs
C13: number of busy static TCH/Hs C14: number of busy dynamic TCH/Hs
C21: number of idle static TCH/Fs C22: number of idle dynamic TCH/Fs
C23: number of idle static TCH/Hs C24: number of idle dynamic TCH/Hs
The cell CS traffic load for TRX shutdown and TRX power-on is calculated every 15
minutes (at the 0th, 15th, 30th, 45th minute of each hour). It can be calculated by using
one of the two ways according to the parameter (The method of intelligent TRX
poweroff) configuration:
1. Average CS traffic per channel

100 * (C901080015  C901080023 )
Average CS traffic of each channel  ;
(C900060134  C900060155  C901080009 ) * 900
The counters used in this formula are defined in Table 5-1.
2. Peak ratio of a busy channel
Peak ratio of a busy channel = Max {Real-time busy channel ratios during the 15
minutes}.
If emergency power-on occurs during the 15-minute period, the peak ratio of busy
channel is the maximum value of real-time busy channel ratios after the emergency
power-on.
For SDR BTSs, because of the MCPA technology, single TRX shutdown cannot achieve
an obvious power saving effect. If this feature needs to be activated in the SDR system,
Enable RRU of cell power off must be set to "Yes" to enable PA power-off.
Figure 3-8 shows the flowchart of intelligent TRX shutdown. When the performance
statistics timer T of 15 minutes expires at the 0th, 15th, 30th or 45th minute of each hour,

and the function is permitted according to the function switch and time bitmap, the CS
traffic load of the cell is calculated in the configured way. If the cell CS traffic load is
below the shutdown threshold, the system will shut down some TRXs. When all the
TRXs on a PA are shut down, the PA will be powered off.
If the cell CS traffic load is between the shutdown threshold and the power-on threshold,
all the TRXs will keep their states unchanged.
If the traffic load exceeds the power-on threshold, then some or all of the TRXs that have
been shut down before will be powered on one by one.
If the time is out of the valid periods defined by the time bitmap, all the TRXs that have
been shut down should be powered on immediately.

Figure 3- 8 Flowchart of Intelligent TRX Shutdown
The system selects TRXs to shut down based on the two factors: TRX priority and
interference band. The TRX priority can be configured by the parameter IBS power
priority. There are four rules for priority selection: TRX > interference band (TRX
priority first, then interference band), interference band > TRX (interference band first,
then TRX priority), only by TRX (TRX priority only), and only by interference band
(interference only). The detailed selection algorithms to shutdown TRXs (the yellow block
in Figure 3-8) is illustrated as Figure 3-9 to Figure 3-12 for the four selection rules
respectively.

The BCCH TRX, TRXs with priority 1 or 2 and TRXs with baseband frequency hopping
cannot be shut down.
When a TRX is shut down, the system will update the real-time busy channel ratio. If the
real-time busy channel ratio is still below the TRX shutdown threshold, the system will
attempt to select another TRX to shut down.
Once a TRX is selected to be shut down, the new traffic (including CS and PS traffic) will
not be assigned to it. If there is CS traffic still on the TRX to be shut down, a CS traffic
migration to the BCCH TRX (if the feature of TCH Migration to BCCH TRX is activated
simultaneously) or other TRXs will be triggered.
After the migration is finished, the selected TRX will be shut down. If the CS traffic on the
TRX cannot be migrated successfully, the TRX will not be shut down until the CS traffic is
released. If there are PS calls or SDCCHs on the TRX at this time, the PS calls or
SDCCHs will be dropped. It is recommended that the SDCCHs should be configured on
the BCCH TRX or other TRXs with priority 1 or 2.
The detailed migration procedure (the green blocks in Figures 3-9 to 3-12) is described in
ZGO-04-04-001 TCH Migration to BCCH TRX Feature Guide.
Figure 3-9 shows the flowchart of the TRX selection algorithm for shutdown based on
"TRX > interference band". The TRX priority is taken into account first. If there are
different candidate TRXs with the lowest priority (the highest priority value), the system
will select the TRX with the highest interference band.

Figure 3- 9 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "TRX >
Interference Band"
"interference band > TRX". The interference band of the TRX is taken into account first. If
there are different candidate TRXs with the highest interference band, the system will
select the TRX with the lowest priority (the highest priority value).

Figure 3- 10 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on

"Interference Band > TRX"
"only by TRX". Only the TRX priority is taken into account.


TRX"
"only by interference band". Only the interference of the TRXs is taken into account.


Interference Band"
When the system needs to power on some TRXs, it will select the TRXs in an order
opposite to the shutdown order, which means that the TRX that was shut down last will
be the first one to be powered on.
There are three cases that will trigger the emergency power-on procedure:
1. The time is out of the valid periods defined by the time bitmap: If the time is out of
the valid periods defined by the time bitmap, all the TRXs that have been shut down
should be powered on immediately. This case is included in Figure 3-8.
2. The state of the intelligent TRX shutdown function turns from being enabled to
being disabled: If the function switch is turned off, all the TRXs that have been shut
down should be powered on immediately, see Figure 3-13.

Figure 3- 13 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On (the Function Is Disabled)
3. The real-time busy channel ratio of the cell increases rapidly during the 15-minute
period and reaches the emergency power on threshold: In this case, the system will
ignore the traffic measurement period of 15 minutes and power on some TRXs
immediately to avoid traffic congestion. Figure 3-14 shows this case.
Figure 3- 14 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On Based on Real-Time Traffic Load
To avoid frequent power-on and power-off, the TRX power-on threshold should be higher
than the TRX shutdown threshold, and the emergency power-on threshold should be the
highest one among these three thresholds.

4 Parameters
Table 4- 1 Parameters List
Recom
Managed Value Default
Logic Name Parameter Description Unit mended
Object Range Value
Value
0: The
Traffic of
When the intelligent
GSM The method each line 0: The
power-off function is 0: The
Logical of intelligent 1: The Traffic
enabled, this parameter None Traffic of
Configurati TRX peak of of each
indicates the criterion for each line
on power-off busy line
choosing a power-off carrier.
channel
ratio
This parameter is a bit map

This
used to control power-off
paramet
and power-on. 0 to 23 BIT [0,0,0,0
er is
represents 0:00 to 23:00 ,0,0,0,0
configur
GSM Cell respectively. ,0,0,0,0
IBS time 0: Off ed
Configurati If a BIT value is 1, the None ,0,0,0,0
bitmap 1: On accordin
on power-off and power-on are ,0,0,0,0
g to the
allowed for the ,0,0,0,0
correspo
corresponding time. If a BIT ]
nding
value is 0, power-off and
time
power-on are forbidden.
When the average traffic per

channel in a cell is lower
GSM than the value of this
IBS
Logical parameter, a carrier
shutdown 0~70 % 30 30
Configurati frequency is required to be
limit
on closed in the cell, and the
cell is added to the power-off
cell list.
When the average traffic per

GSM
channel in a cell is greater
Logical IBS powerup
than the value of this 0..90 % 60 60
Configurati limit
parameter, a carrier
on
frequency is required to be

Recom
Object Range Value
Value
powered on in the cell, and
the cell is added to the
power-on cell list.
During channel request and

GSM handover decision, if the
IBS
Logical load of the cell or sub-cell
powerover 70..95 % 90 90
Configurati exceeds the parameter
limit
on value, the carrier is notified
to power on.
1: Carrier
This parameter specifies the priority>in
sequence for intelligent terferenc
carrier power-off. Set the e band
carrier priority and
2:
interference band class
interferen
according to this parameter,
ce 1:
and set different weights for 1:
GSM band>car Carrier
the carrier priority and the Carrier
Logical IBS power rier priority
interference band. The None priority>i
Configurati priority priority >interfe
priority for carrier power-off nterferen
on 3: only as rence
or power-on is decided by ce band
per band
the value of the formula
interferen
(Carrier priority * weight A +
ce band
interference band * weight
B), with consideration of the 4: only as
TRU operation mode and per
type. carrier
priority
This parameter is a bit map

used to specify whether time
[0,0,0,0
slot (TS) is forbidden to be [0,0,0,0,
,0,0,0,0
GSM BCCH merged on the BCCH for 0,0,0,0,0
,0,0,0,0
Logical forbidden TS different time. 0: Off ,0,0,0,0,
None ,0,0,0,0
Configurati merger time If the BIT is Off[0],the time is 1: On 0,0,0,0,0
,0,0,0,0
on bitmap allowed to be migrated to ,0,0,0,0,
,0,0,0,0
BCCH TRX. 0,0]
]
If the BIT is On[1],the time is
forbidden to be migrated to

Recom
Object Range Value
Value
BCCH TRX
It marks whether "Switch

Flag of Cell TRX Power Off"
GSM Cell Switch flag is enabled.
0: Off
Configurati of cell TRX On[1]: enable intelligent TRX None 0: Off 1: On
1: On
on power off shutdown
Off[0]: disable intelligent
TRX shutdown.
This parameter specifies

whether the power-off of
RRUs is enabled in a cell.
When the RRU power-off is
GSM Cell Enable RRU
enabled, some TRXs can be 0: Off
Configurati of cell power None 0: Off 1: On
turned off for energy-saving 1: On
on off
and consumption reducing
when the traffic is not busy
in the cell (such as
midnight).
5 Related Counters and Alarms
5.1 Related Counters
Table 5- 1 Counter List
Counter ID Name
C901230061 Number of TRX power off
C901230062 Duration of TRX power off
C901080060 Number of blocked SDCCH caused by TRX non_fault

shutdown
C901080061 Number of blocked PDTCH caused by TRX non_fault

shutdown

C901080062 Number of blocked static TCH/H caused by TRX

non-fault shutdown
C901080063 Number of blocked static TCH/F caused by TRX

non-fault shutdown
C901080064 Number of blocked dynamic TCH/F caused by TRX

non-fault shutdown
C901080015 TCH/H busy time
C901080023 TCH/F busy time
C901080009 Average number of available dynamic radio channel
C901080019 Number of available static TCH/Hs
C901080028 Number of available static TCH/Fs
5.2 Related Alarms
Table 5- 2 Alarm List
Alarm Code Alarm Name
198087394 Intelligent power up/down preparation notification
6 Engineering Guide
6.1 Application Scenario
This feature is applicable to the following scenario: The cell type is S444 or above, and the difference of
traffic volumes between idle and busy hours is large enough. This function also can be used in
scenarios with bursty traffic, such as meetings and shopping malls.
6.2 Feature Activation Procedure
1. Select Configuration Management > Modify Area, and double-click GSM Logical Configuration
and set The method of intelligent TRX poweroff, IBS shutdown limit (%), IBS powerup limit (%),
IBS power priority, and BCCH forbidden TS merger time bitmap, see Figure 6-1.

Figure 6- 1 GSM Logical Configuration Interface
2. Select Configuration Management > Modify Area > GSM Logical Configuration > Cell
Information Configuration, and double-click GSM Cell Configuration and set ‘Switch flag of cell
TRX power off’ as ‘On[1’, see Figure 6-2.

Figure 6- 2 GSM Cell Configuration Interface
3. In the configuration resource tree, select Modify Area > Managed Element > GSM Logical
Configuration > Cell Information Configuration, and double-click GSM Cell Configuration and set
‘IBS time bitmap’ as ‘On[1]’, see the following figure.
On[1]: if this BIT is ‘On[1]’, the power-off and power-on are allowed for the corresponding time
Figure 6- 3 Configuration Interface of IBS time bitmap

6.3 Feature Validation Procedure
6.3.1 Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
Test Item Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
1. Default cell configuration and parameters is done.
2. At least Two TRX is configured in the cell.

Prerequisite
3. Assign Priority of Non-BCCH TRX is not 1 or 2.
4. Baseband hopping is not active on Non-BCCH TRX.
1. Configure "BCCH forbidden TS merger time bitmap" as “Off[0]’ to enable the

time when the service on Non-BCCH TRX can be merged to BCCH-TRX.
2. Configure "Switch flag if cell TRX power off" as “on[1]” to enable TRX
intelligent shutdown.
3. Configure the ‘IBS time bitmap’ as ‘on[1]’ to enable the time when TRX can be
intelligent shutdown, seen in above picture.
4. Block all TCH on BCCH-TRX.

Test Steps 5. Make a CS call and ensure the call is allocated on the TCH of Non-BCCH
TRX,hold on the call.
6. Unblock all TCH on BCCH-TRX
7. Check whether the CS call is transferred to BCCH-TRX after 15 minutes.
8. Check whether the Non-BCCH TRX is shutdown.
9. Keep 1 TCH be available on BCCH TRX (block other TCH),make a CS call.
10. Check whether Non-BCCH TRX is powered on
1. In step 7, the CS call will be transferred to BCCH-TRX.

Expected
2. In step8, the Non-BCCH TRX will be shutdown.
Result
3. In step 10,the Non-BCCH TRX will be powered on.

6.4 Feature Deactivation Procedure
Select Configuration Management > Modify Area > GSM Logical Configuration > Cell Information
Configuration, and double-click GSM Cell Configuration. Set Switch flag of cell TRX power off to
"Off" to disable the function of load dependent intelligent TRX shutdown in the cell, see Figure 6-3.
Figure 6- 3 Disabling the Function of Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown
If you only want to disable the function in some hours in a day and enable the function in other hours,
select Configuration Management > Modify Area > GSM Logical Configuration > Cell Information
Configuration, and double-click GSM Cell Configuration, set Switch flag of cell TRX power off to "On",
and set the corresponding bit of IBS time bitmap to "Off [0]", see Figure 6-4.

Figure 6- 4 Disabling the Function of Load Dependent Intelligent TRX Shutdown in Some Hours
6.5 Network Impact
With this feature, because dynamic channels can be allocated to CS and PS services flexibly, the
utilization of channels is improved and network congestion is reduced.
But with this feature enabled, when the traffic is very heavy, PS user experience may be degraded
because CS users seize PS users’ channel resources. That is why it is recommended to configure a
number of static PDTCHs.
7 Abbreviation
Abbreviation Full Name
AMR Adaptive Multi-Rate
BCCH Broadcast Control Channel
BSC Base Station Controller
BSS Base Station Subsystem
BTS Base Transceiver Station
CN Core Network

CS Circuit Switch
EFR Enhanced Full Rate
FR Full Rate
GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
GSM Global System for Mobile communications
HLR Home Location Register
HR Half Rate
KPI Key Performance Indicator
MCPA Multi-Carrier Power Amplifier
MGW Media Gateway
MS Mobile Station
MSC Mobile Switch Centre
NE Network Element
OMCR Operations and Maintenance Centre – Radio
PA Power Amplifier
PS Packet Switch
RU Radio Unit
SCPA Single-Carrier Power Amplifier
SDCCH Stand-alone Dedicated Control Channel
SDR Software Defined Radio base station
SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node
TCH Traffic Channel
TRX Transceiver
8 Reference Document
ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.30) Base Station Controller Radio Parameter Reference
ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.30) Base Station Controller Performance Counter Reference
ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.30) Base Station Controller Alarm Handling Reference

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5 Related Counters and Alarms................................................................................... 24

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Figure 3- 1 SCPA BTS....................................................................................................................... 7

Table 2- 1 License Control List......................................................................................................... 6

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Table 4- 1 Parameters List.............................................................................................................. 22

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2.1 Feature Introduction

This feature shuts down empty TRXs to decrease power consumption.

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2.2 License Control

Table 2- 1 License Control List

License Configured Sales

2.3 Correlation with Other Features

2. Mutually Exclusive Features

ZGO-04-04-004 Static PA Voltage Adjustment

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ZGO-04-04-005 Dynamic PA Voltage Adjustment

ZGO-04-04-001 TCH Migration to BCCH

3.1 Hardware Description

Figure 3- 1 SCPA BTS

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Figure 3- 2 Single-MCPA BTS

Figure 3- 3 Dual-MCPA BTS

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Figure 3- 4 RSU60E/R8860E Architecture

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Figure 3- 5 RSU82/R8882 Architecture

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Figure 3- 6 Power Supply Scheme for Single-MCPA RUs

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Figure 3- 7 Power Supply Scheme for Dual-MCPA RUs

3.2 Algorithms and Flowcharts

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100 * ((C11  C12) * 2  C13  C14) .

1. Average CS traffic per channel

The counters used in this formula are defined in Table 5-1.

2. Peak ratio of a busy channel

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Figure 3- 8 Flowchart of Intelligent TRX Shutdown

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Figure 3- 10 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on

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Figure 3- 11 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "Only by

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Figure 3- 12 Flowchart of the TRX Shutdown Selection Algorithm Based on "Only by

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Figure 3- 13 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On (the Function Is Disabled)

Figure 3- 14 Flowchart of Emergency Power-On Based on Real-Time Traffic Load

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Table 4- 1 Parameters List

This parameter is a bit map

When the average traffic per

When the average traffic per