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Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM)

Nortel GSM BSS Performance
Management — Observation
Counters Fundamentals

411-9001-133
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Document status: Preliminary
Document version: 16.07
Document date: 13 October 2006
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Contents
New in this release
Features 7
Other changes 10
Release deltas for V16.0 10
Document restructuring 10
Observation counters terminology 11
Changes in default and configurable observation types
Updates to GSM-R counters 11

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11

Introduction

13

Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and
data flow diagrams (DFD)
17
1.1 Radio resource allocation 17
1.1.1 SDCCH (stand-alone dedicated control channel) allocation request 17
1.1.2 TCH (traffic channel) allocation request in primo-allocation 18
1.1.3 TCH allocation request for traffic 18
1.2 Call setup 18
1.2.1 Immediate assignment procedure (normal completion) 19
1.2.2 Immediate assignment procedure with OTDI (normal completion) 22
1.2.3 Paging procedure 23
1.2.4 Immediate assignment procedure (failure cases) 27
1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 54
1.3.1 Nominal procedure 54
1.3.2 MODE MODIFY procedure 60
1.3.3 No resource available and queuing not activated 62
1.3.4 Queuing procedure (successful completion) 63
1.4 Handovers 71
1.4.1 Overview 71
1.4.2 Accounting principles 73
1.4.3 Intra-bts handover procedure 73
1.4.4 Inter cell intra-bss handover procedure (normal completion) 82
1.4.5 Inter-bss handover procedure 91
1.4.6 Directed retry handover procedure 100
1.5 Resource release 102
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1.5.1 Radio channel release 102
1.5.2 Connection release 109
1.6 SMS service 126
1.6.1 SMS established by the MS 127
1.7 GPRS 129
1.7.1 Nominal procedure (in the case of Mobile Originating Call) 129
1.7.2 GPRS procedure: no resource available for a PDTCH preemption 140
1.7.3 GPRS procedure: negative acknowledgement by the PCU for a PDTCH
preemption 143
1.7.4 Counter behavior when GPRS is activated 147
1.8 GPRS/EDGE Suspend and Resume 158
1.8.1 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with RAU message (nominal
procedure) 159
1.8.2 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with RAU message (failure case) 160
1.8.3 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with Resume message (nominal
procedure) 162
1.8.4 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with Resume message (failure
case) 164
1.9 BSC equipment 165
1.9.1 CPUE overload 165
1.10 PCUSN 166
1.10.1 Flow control 166
1.10.2 LLC Discarded 167
1.10.3 UL TBF Establishment: Normal Completion 168
1.10.4 UL TBF Establishment: UL TBF Establishment during DL transfer 170
1.10.5 UL TBF Release: Normal Completion 171
1.10.6 Abnormal UL TBF Release: lossOfComNN0002 173
1.10.7 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): LossOfComNN0002 175
1.10.8 Abnormal UL TBF Release: N3101 177
1.10.9 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3101 179
1.10.10 Abnormal UL TBF Release: UP_NASSIGNMAX 181
1.10.11 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): UP_NASSIGNMAX 184
1.10.12 Abnormal UL TBF Release: N3103 187
1.10.13 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3103 188
1.10.14 DL TBF Establishment: MS in Standby State 191
1.10.15 DL TBF Establishment: MS in Ready State 193
1.10.16 DL TBF Establishment during UL transfer 195
1.10.17 DL TBF Release: Normal Completion 197
1.10.18 Abnormal DL TBF Release: lossOfComNN0002 198
1.10.19 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): lossOfComNN0002 200
1.10.20 Abnormal DL TBF Release: N3105 203
1.10.21 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3105 204
1.10.22 Abnormal DL TBF Release: DN_NASSIGNMAX 206
1.10.23 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): DN_NASSIGNMAX 208
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1.10.24 Abnormal DL TBF Release: No final PDAN 210
1.10.25 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): No final Packet Downlink
Ack/Nack (PDAN) 212
1.10.26 Preemption of radio timeslots 214
1.10.27 Cell update: Packet Transfer 216
1.11 Advanced Speech Call Items (ASCI) (GSM-R) 219

Chapter 2 BSS observation management principles
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.6

Observation types (OGS, OFS, ORT, ODIAG, temporary)
Observation management 224
Observation counter types (totalizer, value, load) 225
Customized counter names 227
Maximum number of counters 228
Mobility class sensitivity counters 232

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Chapter 3 Counter classes and observation types
3.1 Raw permanent BSS counters default configuration 245
3.1.1 Raw counters configuration (all BSC) 246
3.1.2 Correspondence between BSC 12000 HC and BSC 3000 counters
3.2 Synthetic permanent BSS counters configuration 276
3.2.1 OFS and OGS synthetic counters in standard configuration 276
3.3 Raw Permanent PCUSN Observation Counters 279
3.3.1 PCUSN observation classes 279
3.3.2 PCUSN observation types 281
3.3.3 Throughput counters and satisfaction rate counters 299

245

275

Chapter 4 Counters families

305

Appendix A Monitoring dropped calls with observation
counters

391

A.1 Strategies for using counters 1164/28 and 1164/32 391
A.1.1 Number of communications in traffic phase released: other cases
(1164/28) 391
A.1.2 Number of communications in traffic phase released: TCU failure
(1164/32) 395
A.2 BSC 3000/ TCU 3000 Notifications: triggering alarms with synthetic
counters 398
A.2.1 How to trigger alarms using synthetic counters 398
How to modify alarm severity 399
A.2.2 Examples 400

Appendix B V16 release counters

403

B.1 Delta between 16.0 and 15.0.1 403
B.1.1 BSS counters added since 15.0.1 404
B.1.2 BSS counters removed since 15.0.1 414
B.1.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.0.1 416
B.1.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.0.1 417
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B.1.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.0.1 418
B.1.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.0.1 419
B.1.7 Synthetic counter changes between 15.0.1 and 16.0 419
B.2 Delta between 16.0 and 15.1 419
B.2.1 BSS counters added since 15.1 420
B.2.2 BSS counters removed since 15.1 427
B.2.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.1 428
B.2.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.1 428
B.2.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.1 429
B.2.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.1 430
B.2.7 Synthetic counter changes between 15.1 and 16.0 430
B.3 Delta between 16.0 and 15.1.1 430
B.3.1 BSS counters added since 15.1.1 431
B.3.2 BSS counters removed since 15.1.1 439
B.3.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.1.1 439
B.3.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.1.1 439
B.3.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.1.1 441
B.3.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.1.1 442
B.3.7 Synthetic counters added since 15.1.1 442
B.3.8 Synthetic counters removed since 15.1.1 442
B.3.9 Synthetic counters changed since 15.1.1 442

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New in this release
The following sections detail what’s new in the Nortel GSM BSS
Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals,
411-9001-133 for release V16.0.
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"Features" (page 7)

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"Other changes" (page 10)

Features
See the following sections for information about feature changes:
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Class 30/31 mobile support (28855)
— This feature enables the PCUSN to support all the Release 5 mobile
stations that use the High Multislot Classes, as defined in the 3GPP
standards.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counter
15030/5.

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EDGE monitoring improvement: performance degradation (27581)
— This feature improves performance monitoring for GPRS/EDGE
in the areas of: effect of the GPRS/EDGE multiplexing on EDGE
DL throughput, GPRS/EDGE DL data blocks conveying GMM/SM
signaling, TBF abnormal releases due to the Suspend procedures,
and partitioning in the UL direction.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counters
15255/0, 15258/0, 15259/0, 15260/0, 15278/0, and 15279/0.
Counter 15115/0 has been renamed.

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Gb Throughput Monitoring – Frame Relay (26933)
— This feature improves performance monitoring on the Gb interface in
order to evaluate the effectiveness of a frame relay network and the
frame relay bandwidth utilization.

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— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counters
15300/0, 15301/0, 15302/0, 15303/0, 15304/0, 15305/0, 15306/0,
15307/0.
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MS location (E911) in BSS based configuration (20365)
— This feature implements a BSS-based location services (LCS)
architecture.
— Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", is updated
to include information about the new and updated counters. This
feature adds a new screening for the Lb interface to the counters
1107, 1108, 1109 (1107/1, 1108/1, and 1109/1, respectively) and
creates the new counters 2063/0, 2063/1, 2063/2, 2080, 2081,
2082/0, 2082/1, 2082/2, 2083/0, 2083/1, 2083/2, 2083/3, 2084/0,
2084/1, 2085/0, 2085/1, 2085/2, 2086/0, 2086/1, 2086/2, 2087/0,
2087/1, 2087/2, 2088/0, 2088/1, 2088/2.

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Network Assisted Cell Change for release 4 MS (22859)
— This feature implements improvements reduce the duration of cell
re-selection through improvements to the cell change notification
process in combination with network-assisted System Identification.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters
15256, 15257.

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Packet Flow Context: GPRS/EDGE QoS Management Improvement
(22860)
— This feature describes a packet flow context (PFC) which implements
a quality of service (QoS) architecture within the GSM access
network; it replaces the Release 97 QoS implementation from BSS
V14.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters
15263/0, 15264/0, 15265/0, 15266/0, 15267/0, 15268/0, 15269/0,
15270/0, 15271/0, 15272/0, 15274/0, 15276/0

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PCUSN LLC re-routing (26860)
— This feature allows the SGSN to transfer LLC-PDUs from the old cell
to the new cell when a mobile station undergoes a cell change from
one cell to another in the same routing area.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section
"PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters
15261/0 and 15262/0.

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QOS R97 End-of-Life (28817)
— This feature removes from the BSS the Nortel Rel,. 97 QoS
functionality introduced in V14. Rel. 97 QoS is replaced by the
QoS architecture introduced by the feature "Packet Flow Context:
GPRS/EDGE QoS Management Improvement (22860)."
— The following counters are deleted: 15029/1, 15029/2, 15029/3,
15029/4, 15077/0, 15077/1, 15077/2, 15077/3, 15078/0, 15078/1,
15078/2, 15078/3, 15079/0, 15079/1, 15079/2, 15079/3, 15031/4,
15034/1, 15062/2, 15060/1, 15061/1, 15062/3, 15062/4, and
15062/5.

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RACH 7F filter at the BTS (32648)
— This feature establishes a filter for the RACH that makes the BTS
ignore request messages with an establishment cause code of 7F.
The existing PCU counters no longer peg for the arrival of messages
with code 7F, and a new counter is created specifically for tracking
the number of decoded random access received by the BTS from
the MS with the value 7F.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable
sections are updated to include the new counter 1615.

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SAIC MS management Itf change V16 (29045)
— This feature provides support for mobile stations that use Single
Antenna Interference Cancellation (DARP phase I).
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable
sections are updated to include the counter 2097.

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TDMA Based Counters (15405)
— This feature allows for the collection of performance data at the
TDMA level which previously was available only on the level of
TDMA class or cell.
— In Chapter 2, "BSS Observation Management Principles", Section
2.6, "Mobility class sensitivity counters" is updated to reflect the new
TDMA counters. Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation
types," is updated to include the new counters that report on
performance data at the TDMA level. Information is added for new
counters 1173, 1174, 1830–1833, 1844–1847, 1855, 1856, 1968,
1969, 2097, 2100–2125, 2138–2144, 2150–2161, 2165, 2166, 2167,
2170, and 2171. The table "Raw counters configuration (all BSC)" is
also updated with all new counters introduced in this feature.

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Tx Power Offset for Signalling Channels (30293)

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— This feature implements a power offset (above the Tx power
applicable for speech) to transmit the signalling bursts, which
increases the robustness of the signalling channels (FACCH and
SACCH) in the downlink direction.
— In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable
sections are updated to include the new counters 1839/10, 1839/11,
1839/12, 1839/13, 1840/10, 1840/11, 1840/12, 1840/13, 2188/0,
and 2189/0.

Other changes
See the following sections for information about changes that are not
feature-related:

Release deltas for V16.0
A comprehensive summary of observation counter changes (counters
added, deleted, or modified) between V16.0 and previous releases is
provided in the appendix, V16 release counters.

Document restructuring
The existing counters reference document, BSS Observation Counters
Dictionary, 411-9001-125, has been split into four separate documents:
•

This document (Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management —
Observation Counters Fundamentals, 411-9001-133) contains all other
reference information previously contained in the 411-9001-125.

The counter definitions are now distributed among three documents,
organizing counters by network node and counter family. There are now
separate documents for counters measured at the OMC-R and PCUSN.
Within the observation counters dictionary, counters are now arranged into
chapters according to counter family.
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Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters
Dictionary, 411-9001-125, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter reported to the OMC-R by the BSC (including
counters measured at the BTS).

•

Nortel GSM PCUSN Performance Management — Observation
Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-211, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter measured at the PCUSN.

•

Nortel GSM OMC-R Performance Management — Observation
Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-212, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter measured at the OMC-R.

For more help with finding information about observation counters, see the
"Introduction" chapter of this document.

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Observation counters terminology
Beginning in V16, this document redefines the terms family and type for
greater consistency with the way in which counters are used and presented
at the OMC-R.
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The category formerly called class has been renamed family. It
indicates a related group of counters that describe events that reflect
a common subset of GSM functionality, for example AMR or Inter-BSS
handovers. The families have been redefined for better consistency
with the OMC-R GUI.

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The category formerly called type has been renamed class. This field
specifies whether the counter is permanent or temporary, and whether
the counter is raw or synthetic.

Now that counters are organized by counter family in the observation
counter dictionaries, the tables of counters by counter family have been
removed from Chapter 3, "Counter class and observation types." This NTP
now contains a new Chapter 4, "Counter families." This chapter consists of
a table that allows the reader to find the counter family that an observation
counter belongs to, and to identify the NTP that contains the dictionary
entry for that counter.

Changes in default and configurable observation types
Effective in V16, the following counters are part of the ORT observation
group: 1747, 1747, and 1829.
Effective in V16, the following counters can be configured in the OGS
observation group, but for the BSC 3000 only: 1839 (all screenings), 1840
(all screenings). The section, "Raw counters configuration (all BSC)," is
updated accordingly.

Updates to GSM-R counters
In Chapter 2, "BSS Observation Management Principles", Section 2.6,
"Mobility class sensitivity counters" is updated to reflect the new TDMA
counters, and a new table lists counters applicable to 8W mobiles.

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Introduction
This document, Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation
Counters Fundamentals, provides a formal description all observation
counters from the GSM access network that are under the management of
the OMC-R. This document also explains how to understand the observation
counters in the context of the observation management framework of the
OMC-R and how observation counters relate to different GSM call flow
scenarios.
Unless otherwise indicated, this information applies to:
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Operating environments: GSM access network, GSM access network
for railways (GSM-R access)

Prerequisites
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Nortel GSM BSS Overview, 411-9001-001

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Nortel GSM BSS Fundamentals — Operating Principles, 411-9001-007

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"Locating a BSS observation counter" (page 14)

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Chapter 1 "Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow
diagrams (DFD)" (page 17)

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Chapter 2 "BSS observation management principles" (page 223)

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Chapter 3 "Counter classes and observation types" (page 245)

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Appendix "Monitoring dropped calls with observation counters" (page
391)

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Appendix "V16 release counters" (page 403)

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Locating a BSS observation counter
The observation counters are documented in three separate observation
counter dictionaries, according to the network node that reports the counter
to the OMC-R.
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Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters
Dictionary, 411-9001-125, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter reported to the OMC-R by the BSC (including
counters measured at the BTS).

•

Nortel GSM PCUSN Performance Management — Observation
Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-211, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter measured at the PCUSN.

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Nortel GSM OMC-R Performance Management — Observation
Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-212, contains formal definitions for each
observation counter measured at the PCUSN.

The following figure provides the user with guidelines for locating a BSS
observation counter in the correct dictionary of counters.

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Guidelines for locating a BSS observation counter

Locating a counter by counter number
Use the following table to identify which NTP to use to locate the definition
of the counter when the counter number is known, but the counter name is
not known.
If the counter is in this range

Look for it in this NTP

1000 to 7999

411-9001-125

8000 to 9999

411-9001-125 (synthetic counters)

15000 to 15999

411-9001-211

60000 and up

411-9001-212

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Chapter 1
Observation counter incrementation
principles and data flow diagrams (DFD)
1.1 Radio resource allocation
1.1.1 SDCCH (stand-alone dedicated control channel) allocation request

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1.1.2 TCH (traffic channel) allocation request in primo-allocation

1.1.3 TCH allocation request for traffic

1.2 Call setup
Call setup is initiated by the mobiles (Mobile Originating Call setup) or the
MSC (Mobile Terminating Call setup).

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In the second case, a paging procedure precedes the immediate assignment
procedure.

1.2.1 Immediate assignment procedure (normal completion)
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment procedure (normal completion)

(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
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1191 cause 000

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1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

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1191/2 for cause 010

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1191/3 for cause 011

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1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

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1191/5 for cause 101

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1191/6 for cause 110

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1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the base station controller (BSC) may try to
allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are
incremented: 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2
List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1104/0

sccpAllocated

number of connections of the
signalling connection control
part (SCCP) for the subsystem
number (SSN) of the base
station subsystem management
application part (BSSMAP) in the
BSC

1105

sccpAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SCCP
connections established

1107

aInputMessage

number of messages in the base
station system application part
(BSSAP) received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCause
Xxx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignment
SuccessCauseXxx

number of successful immediate
assignments: Cause xxx

1193/n
[n= 0 to 3]

estabIndicSignalling
CauseXxx

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
mobile originating calls: Cause
xxx

1195

estabIndicSigPhaseI

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

1196

estabIndicSigPhaseII

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1500

aTransparentUp

number of messages for the direct
transfer application part (DTAP)
sent by the BSC to the MSC

1501

aTransparentDown

number of DTAP messages
received

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocated in
the zone (concentric cell)

1607

sdcchAveragedUsedTr
ZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflow
AllocationTrZone

number of full rate traffic channels
(TCH/FR) allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsedOver
flow
AllocationTrZoneMoy/Ma
x/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1629/0

channelActivateSignal
lingFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequest
Extended

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1730

pagingResponse

number of responses to paging
requests in the cell

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR or preempted
packet data traffic channels
(PDTCH) allocated in the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or

or

tchFrAveragedUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1746

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Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignmentSu
ccess

number of successful immediate
assignments

1750

estabIndicSignalling

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received

1.2.2 Immediate assignment procedure with OTDI (normal completion)
This procedure used to establish group calls (voice call services, VCS,
or voice group call services, VGCS) includes Originator To Dispatcher
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1.2.3 Paging procedure
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment: paging procedure (normal
completion)

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(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

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(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1104/0

sccpAllocated

number of SCCP connections for
SSN BSSMAP in the BSC

1105

sccpAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SCCP
connections established

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCause
Xxx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignment
SuccessCauseXxx

number of successful immediate
assignments: Cause xxx

1193/n
[n= 0 to 3]

estabIndicSignalling
CauseXxx

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
mobile originating calls: Cause
xxx

1195

estabIndicSigPhaseI

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

1196

estabIndicSigPhaseII

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase II mobiles

1500

aTransparentUp

number of DTAP messages
sent by the BSC to the mobile
switching center (MSC)

1501

aTransparentDown

number of DTAP messages
received

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
received by the BSC from the
MSC

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocated in
the zone (concentric cell)

1607

sdcchAveragedUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflow
AllocationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

TchFrAveragedUsed
OverflowAllocationTrZon
eMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1629/0

channelActivateSignal
lingFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequest
Extended

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1730

pagingResponse

number of responses to paging
requests in the cell

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or

or

tchFrAveragedUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignment
Success

number of successful immediate
assignments

1750

estabIndicSignalling

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received

1746

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1.2.4 Immediate assignment procedure (failure cases)
1.2.4.1 No resource available (SDCCH)

List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter name

Function

1161/1

immediateAssignmentRej
ect
RadioRes

number of immediate assignments
rejected for lack of radio resources

1191/0

channelRequestCause00
0

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause 000

1608

sdcchResourceFailure
TrZone

number of SDCCH allocation
failures due to lack of SDCCH in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1751

immediateAssignment
Reject

number of immediate assignments
rejected

Counter
number

1.2.4.2 Negative reponse from the BTS
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: negative
response from base-station transceiver station (BTS)

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(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

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List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1161/2

immediateAssignment
RejectChanActNack

number of immediate assignments
rejected because a CHANNEL
ACTIVATE NACK message is
received

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCause
Xxx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocation in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAverageUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average and maximum number
of SDCCHs used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflow
AllocationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsed
OverflowAllocationTrZon
e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability, obtained
through internal sampling

1629/0

channelActivate
SignallingFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
(SDCCH or TCH/FR) activated for
signaling in the cell

1702

channelRequest
Extended

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1730

pagingResponse

number of responses to paging
requests in the cell

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR used
in the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

1746

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Counter
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Function

Counter name

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1751

immediateAssignment
Reject

number of immediate assignments
rejected

1.2.4.3 No response to CHANNEL ACTIVATE
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: no response
to CHANNEL ACTIVATE

(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

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(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1161/3

immediateAssignment
RejectChanActTimmack

number of immediate assignments
rejected because of TimmAck
time-out elapse

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCause
Xxx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocation in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAverageUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average and maximum number
of SDCCHs used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflow
AllocationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsed
OverflowAllocationTrZon
e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability, obtained
through internal sampling

1629/0

channelActivate
SignallingFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequest
Extended

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR used
in the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

1746

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Counter name

Function

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1751

immediateAssignment
Reject

number of immediate assignments
rejected

1.2.4.4 Incorrect first L3 message
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: timer T3101
expiry

(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

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•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1161/3

immediateAssignment
RejectChanActTimmack

number of immediate assignments
rejected because of TimmAck
time-out elapse

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCause
Xxx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignment
SuccessCauseXxx

number of immediate assignments
with cause xxx satisfied

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocation in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAverageUsed
TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec
h

average and maximum number
of SDCCHs used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflow
AllocationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsed
OverflowAllocationTrZon
e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability, obtained
through internal sampling

1629/0

channelActivate
SignallingFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequest
Extended

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

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Counter name

Function

1746

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR used
in the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignment
Success

number of immediate assignments
satisfied

Counter
number

1.2.4.5 Timer 3101 expiry
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first L3 message

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(1) The following counters are incremented or decremented depending on
the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter name

Function

1163/4

signallingReleaseBtsIncF
irstL3

number of communications in
signaling phase release because
of incorrect First L3 message
when a cell is associated with the
communication

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCausexx
x

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignmentSu
ccessCausexxx

number of immediate assignments
with cause xxx satisfied

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocation in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAverageUsedTrZon
eMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of SDCCHs used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl
locationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsedOv
erflowAllocationTrZone
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability, obtained
through internal sampling

Counter
number

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1629/0

channelActivateSignallin
gFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequestExtende
d

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the cell

or
tchFrAllocatedTrZone

or
number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

1746

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR used
in the inner or outer zone of the
concentric cell

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignmentSu
ccess

number of immediate assignments
satisfied

1753

signallingReleaseBts

number of releases while the
communication is in "signaling
phase" and a cell associated to
the communication

1778

signallingAbnormalRelea
seCell

number of abnormal releases
while the communication is in
"signaling phase" and a cell
associated to the communication

1.2.4.6 Traffic with the MSC close
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List of the counters incremented during this procedure:
Counter name

Function

1161/0

immediateAssignmentRej
ectTraffMsc

number of immediate assignments
rejected because the traffic with
the MSC is interrupted

1191/0

channelRequestCause00
0

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause 000

1608

sdcchResourceFailureTr
Zone

number of SDCCH allocation
failures due to lack of SDCCH in
the inner and outer zone of the cell

1748

channelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1751

immediateAssignmentRej
ect

number of immediate assignments
rejected

Counter
number

1.2.4.7 CONNECTION FAILURE indication
Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: connection
failure indication

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(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number
1044

Counter name
signallingPhaseDuration
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

Function
average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations lasting more than 25
milliseconds

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Counter
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Counter name

Function

1045

signallingPhaseDuration
HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations in the cell

1104/0

sccpAllocated

number of SCCP connections for
SSN BSSMAP in the BSC

1105

sccpAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SCCP
connections established

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1191/n [n= 0
to 7]

channelRequestCauseX
xx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n [n= 0
to 7]

immediateAssignmentSu
ccessCauseXxx

number of successful immediate
assignments: Cause xxx

1193/n [n= 0
to 3]

estabIndicSignallingCau
seXxx

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
mobile originating calls: Cause
Xxx

1195

estabIndicSigPhaseI

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

1196

estabIndicSigPhaseII

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase II mobiles

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the MSC

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCH allocated in
the zone (concentric cell)

1607

sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl
locationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

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Counter name

Function

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsedOverf
lowAllocationTrZoneMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1629/0

channelActivateSignallin
gFullRate

number of Full Rate channels
activated for signaling

1702

channelRequestExtende
d

number of receipt of CHANNEL
REQUIRED message with a
timing advance greater than 63

1730

pagingResponse

number of responses to paging
requests in the cell

1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/Fr or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the cell

Counter
number

or

or
tchFrAllocatedTrZone
number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell
1746

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or
or
tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1748

ChannelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

ImmediateAssignmentSu
ccess

number of successful immediate
assignments

1750

EstabIndicSignalling

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received

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Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1753

signallingReleaseBts

number of releases while the
communication is in "signaling
phase" and a cell associated to
the communication

1778

signallingAbnormalRelea
seCell

number of abnormal releases
while the communication is in
"signaling phase" and a cell
associated to the communication

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(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

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(3) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the functionality of
the Global System for Mobility, railways application (GSM-R).
List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1044

signallingPhaseDuration
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations lasting more than 25
milliseconds

1045

signallingPhaseDuration
HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations in the cell

1104/0

sccpAllocated

number of SCCP connections for
SSN BSSMAP in the BSC

1105

sccpAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SCCP
connections established

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1163/18

signallingReleaseBtsErro
rIndDm

number of communications
in signaling phase released
because of DM frames received
in established multiframe mode
when a cell is associated to the
communication

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCauseX
xx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignmentSu
ccessCauseXxx

number of successful immediate
assignments: Cause xxx

1193/n
[n= 0 to 3]

estabIndicSignallingCau
seXxx

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
mobile originating calls: Cause
Xxx

1195

estabIndicSigPhaseI

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1196

estabIndicSigPhaseII

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase II mobiles

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the MSC

1601

downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS
dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum downlink
power use on busy SDCCHs

1602

uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc
hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum uplink power
use on busy SDCCHs

1603

connectionDurationSdcc
hMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of SDCCHs
(concentric cell)

or

or

connectionDurat
ionSdcchTrZone
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of SDCCHs
(non-concentric cell)

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCHs allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl
locationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsedOv
erflowAllocationTrZone
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1622

msLostMeasurements

number of measurement
messages of the mobile station
(MS) not received by the cell

or

or
msLostMeasurementsTr
Zone

number of MS measurement
messages not received by the
inner or outer zone of the cell

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Counter
number
1623

Function

Counter name
rxLevDownLink
or

sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received on the
cell
or

rxLevDownLinkTrZone
sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received on the
inner or outer zone of the cell
1624

rxLevUpLink
or

sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received on the
cell
or

rxLevUpLinkTrZone
sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received on the
inner or outer zone of the cell
1625

rxQualDownLink

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements on the cell

or
or
rxQualDownLinkTrZone

1626

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements on the inner or
outer zone of the cell

rxQualUpLink

sum of uplink signal quality
measurements on the cell

or
or
rxQualUpLinkTrZone
sum of uplink signal quality
measurements on the inner or
outer zone of the cell
1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/Fr or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell

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Counter
number
1746

Function

Counter name
tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/ Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or
or
tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo
neMo y/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1748

ChannelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignmentSu
ccess

number of successful immediate
assignments

1750

estabIndicSignalling

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received

1753

signallingReleaseBts

number of releases while the
communication is in "signalling
phase" and a cell associated to
the communication

1778

signallingAbnormalRelea
seCell

number of abnormal releases
while the communication is in
"signalling phase" and a cell
associated to the communication

1805

msPowerIncControl

number of MS increment power
controls ordered by the Layer 1
management

1806

msPowerDecControl

number of MS decrement power
controls ordered by the Layer 1
management

1807

bsPowerIncControl

number of BS increment power
controls ordered by the Layer 1
management

1808

bsPowerDecControl

number of BS decrement power
controls ordered by the Layer 1
management

1.2.4.9 Rejection from the MSC
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(1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in
the CHANNEL REQUIRED message:
•

1191/0 for cause 000

•

1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001

•

1191/2 for cause 010

•

1191/3 for cause 011

•

1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100

•

1191/5 for cause 101

•

1191/6 for cause 110

•

1191/7 for cause 111

(2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling
mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented:
•

1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2

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(4) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R
functionality.
List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1044

signallingPhaseDuration
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations lasting more than 25
milliseconds

1045

signallingPhaseDuration
HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum seizure
of signaling channels expressed
in milliseconds, calculated on all
allocations in the cell

1104/0

sccpAllocated

number of SCCP connections for
SSN BSSMAP in the BSC

1105

sccpAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SCCP
connections established

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1163/20

signallingReleaseBtsCle
arCommand

number of communications in
signaling phase released because
of CLEAR COMMAND received
when a cell is associated to the
communication

1191/n
[n= 0 to 7]

channelRequestCauseX
xx

number of channel allocation
requests: Cause xxx

1192/n
[n= 0 to 7]

immediateAssignmentSu
ccessCauseXxx

number of successful immediate
assignments: Cause xxx

1193/n
[n= 0 to 3]

estabIndicSignallingCau
seXxx

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
mobile originating calls: Cause
Xxx

1195

estabIndicSigPhaseI

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase I mobiles

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1196

estabIndicSigPhaseII

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received for
Phase II mobiles

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the MSC

1601

downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS
dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum downlink
power use on busy SDCCHs

1602

uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc
hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum uplink power
use on busy SDCCHs

1603

connectionDurationSdcc
hMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of SDCCHs
(concentric cell)

or

or

connectionDura
tionSdcchTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of SDCCHs
(non-concentric cell)

1606

sdcchAllocatedTrZone

number of SDCCHs allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell

1607

sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/2

tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl
locationTrZone

number of TCH/FR allocated in
the inner or outer zone of the cell
because of SDCCH unavailability

1611/2

tchFrAveragedUsedOverf
lowAllocationTrZoneMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average and maximum number
of TCH/FR used in the inner or
outer zone of the cell because of
SDCCH unavailability

1622

msLostMeasurements

number of MS measurement
messages not received by the cell

or
or
msLostMeasurementsTr
Zone

number of MS measurement
messages not received by the
inner or outer zone of the cell

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Counter
number
1623

Function

Counter name
rxLevDownLink
or
rxLevDownLinkTrZone

sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received on the
cell
or
sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received on the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1624

rxLevUpLink
or
rxLevUpLinkTrZone

sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received on the
cell
or
sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received on the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1625

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements on the cell

or

or

rxQualDownLinkTrZone

1626

rxQualDownLink

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements on the inner or
outer zone of the cell

rxQualUpLink

sum of uplink signal quality
measurements on the cell

or
or
rxQualUpLinkTrZone
sum of uplink signal quality
measurements on the inner or
outer zone of the cell
1744

tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/Fr or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the cell

or

or

tchFrAllocatedTrZone

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell

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Counter
number
1746

Function

Counter name
tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/ Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or

or

tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1748

ChannelRequest

number of channel allocation
requests

1749

immediateAssignmentSu
ccess

number of successful immediate
assignments

1750

estabIndicSignalling

number of ESTABLISH
INDICATION messages in
establishment phase received

1753

signallingReleaseBts

number of releases while the
communication is in "signaling
phase" and a cell associated to
the communication

1.3 Dedicated channel assignment
Dedicated channel assignment procedures are used to modify previous
radio channel assignments.

1.3.1 Nominal procedure
This procedure is used to modify a channel type (change from SDCCH to
TCH or change of transmission mode) or to process handover requests.
Data Flow Diagram: dedicated channel assignment procedure (a MS
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(1) When a TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC
software, the following counters are incremented:
•

1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocation (number of TCH/FR allocated for
traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell)

•

1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average
number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell)

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1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of time
slot, or TS, allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations
for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell

(2) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech
or data):
•

either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (enhanced full rate, EFR) for speech

•

or 1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data

•

or 1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non-transparent data

(3) When the ASSIGNMENT_COMMAND message is received, 1049
attemptedTchFrSeizures (number of TCH/FR assignment requests)
is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1715 attempted
TchFrSeizuresMsDualdb is also incremented.
(4) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the SDCCH channel is
received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments
1601, 1602, 1603, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807
and 1808.
(5) The old (SDCCH) channel is released. 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures
is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1716
successfulTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented.
(6) When the old (SDCCH) channel has been released, 1607 counting the
average number of SDCCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell
is decremented.
List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1044

signallingPhaseDuration
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure

1045

signallingPhaseDuration
HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure > 25s

1049

attempedTchFrSeizures

number of TCH/FR assignment
requests

1050

successfulTchFrSeizures

number of TCH/FR successfully
assigned

1094

tcAllocated

number of terrestrial circuits
allocated

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number

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Function

Counter name

1095

tcAveragedUsedMoy/Ma
x/Cum//Ech

average number of terrestrial
circuits used

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1197/0

channelActivateSpeechF
ullRate

number of channels activated for
speech: Full Rate algorithm

1197/1

channelActivateSpeechE
nhancedFullRate

number of channels activated
for speech: Enhanced Full Rate
algorithm

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
received by the BSC

1601

downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS
dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum downlink
power use on busy SDCCHs

1602

uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc
hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum uplink power
use on busy SDCCHs

1603

connectionDurationSdcc
hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of SDCCHs
(concentric cell)

or

or

connectionDurationSdcc
hTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/E
ch

connection duration of SDCCHs
(non-concentric cell)

1607

sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs used
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

1609/0

tchFrAllocatedTchAllocati
onTrZone

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated for traffic in the
inner of outer zone of the cell

1611/0

tchFrAveragedUsedTchA
llocation TrZoneMoy/Max
/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used for traffic
in the inner or outer zone of the
cell

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Counter
number
1622

Function

Counter name
msLostMeasurements
or
msLostMeasurementsTr
Zone

number of MS measurement
messages not received
(non-concentric cell)
or
number of MS measurement
messages not received
(concentric cell)

1623

rxLevDownLink
or
rxLevDownLinkTrZone

sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received (nonconcentric cell)
or
sum of downlink signal strength
measurements received
(concentric cell)

1624

rxLevUpLink
or
rxLevUpLinkTrZone

sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received (nonconcentric cell)
or
sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received
(concentric cell)

1625

rxQualDownLink

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements (concentric cell)

or
or
rxQualDownLinkTrZone
sum of downlink signal quality
measurements (non-concentric
cell)

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Counter
number
1626

Function

Counter name
rxQualUpLink
or
rxQualUpLinkTrZone

59

sum of uplink signal quality
measurements (non-concentric
cell)
or
sum of uplink signal quality
measurements (concentric cell)

1629/0

channelActivateSignallin
gFullRate

number of Full-Rate channels
activated for signaling

1629/1

channelActivateSignallin
gEnhancedFullRate

number of Enhanced-Full-Rate
channels activated for signaling

1705/n (n = 0
to 6)

channelActivateTchFrDat
aTx (x = 16 to 14400 b/s)

number of TCH/FR activation for
transparent data service with a
transmission rate = x

1707/n (n = 0
to 2)

channelActivateTchFrDat
aNTx (x = 6 to 14500 b/s)

number of TCH/FR activation for
non transparent data service with
a transmission rate = x

1710

channelActivateTchFrND
ataNTHscsd

number of channel activation for
non transparent data service on
TCH/FR

1715

attemptedTchFrSeizures
MsDualb

number of attempts of assignation
of a TCH/FR for dualband mobiles

1716

successfulTchFrSeizures
MsDualb

number of successful TCH/FR
assignations for dualband mobiles

1717

abisTrauFrameDlReceiv
ed

number of frames TRAU
(transcoder and rate adaptation
unit) downlink received

1718

abisTrauFrameDlCorrect
ed

number of frames TRAU downlink
corrected

1719

abisTrauFrameDlMuted

number of frames TRAU downlink
that can not be corrected

1720

radioFrameUlReceived

number of radio frames uplink
received

1721

ECU_Activation

number of erroneous frames
(error concealment unit, or ECU,
may be activated or not)

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Counter
number
1744

Function

Counter name
tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the cell

or
or
tchFrAllocatedTrZone
number of TCH/FR or preempted
PDTCH allocated in the inner or
outer zone of the concentric cell

1746

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
cell

or
or
tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo
neMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech

1812

allocatedCircuitTsMoy

average number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH used in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

number of TS allocations for traffic
in circuit mode in the cell

or
or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZone
Moy

1841/0

assignRequestSdcchToT
chChannel

number of TS allocations for traffic
in circuit mode in the inner or the
outer zone of the concentric cell

number of assignment request
messages received: modification
from an SDCCH channel to a TCH
channel

1.3.2 MODE MODIFY procedure
This procedure is used to modify the coding/decoding/transcoding mode on
the dedicated cell channels used for sending speech or data.
It is also used when the MS initiates a call re-establishment request. In this
case, the BSC allocates a TCH for signaling and may use this particular
procedure to accomplish the transition from signaling to speech mode rather
than the general procedure which is much longer.
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List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1044

signallingPhaseDuration
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure

1045

signallingPhaseDuration
HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure > 25s

1094

tcAllocated

number of terrestrial circuits
allocated

1095

tcAveragedUsedMoy/Ma
x/Cum/Ech

average number of terrestrial
circuits used

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages sent
by the BSC

1197/0

channelActivateSpeechF
ullRate

number of channels activated for
speech: Full Rate algorithm

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP messages
sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP messages
received by the BSC

1841/0

assignRequestSdcchToT
chChannel

number of assignment request
messages received: modification
from an SDCCH channel to a TCH
channel

1.3.3 No resource available and queuing not activated
The terrestrial circuit allocation is engaged before the radio resource
allocation. If the radio resource allocation fails because of radio resource
shortage, the TCH-FR-RESOURCE-FAILURE observation point is
incremented.
The cause value is one of the following:
•

"BSS not equipped"

•

"requested terrestrial resource unavailable"

•

"terrestrial resource already allocated"

•

"no radio resource available"

Data Flow Diagram: dedicated channel assignment procedure (no resource
available and queuing not activated).

(1) Downlink DTAP service is suspended.
(2) The Terrestrial Circuit is allocated before sending a request to allocator.
(3) The request for a radio resource is rejected.
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(4) The Terrestrial Circuit is deallocated before sending an
ASSIGNMENT_FAILURE message.
(5) Downlink DTAP service is resumed.
List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1094

tcAllocated

number of terrestrial circuits
allocated

1095

tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/C
um//Ech

average number of terrestrial
circuits used

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
sent by the BSC

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP
messages sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP
messages received by
the BSC

1613

tchFrResourceFailureTrZone

number of TCH/FR and
preemptable PDTCH
allocation failures in the
inner or outer zone of the cell

1841/0

assignRequestSdcchToTchChannel

number of assignment
request messages received:
modification from an SDCCH
channel to a TCH channel

1842/0

assignFailureSdcchToTch-C
hannel

number of emission of
ASSIGNMENT FAILURE
messages on the A interface:
modification from an SDCCH
channel to a TCH channel or
a preempted PDTCH

1.3.4 Queuing procedure (successful completion)
Data Flow Diagram: queuing of the assignment procedure (successful
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(1) Downlink DTAP service is suspended.
(2) There are no TCH resources available. Downlink DTAP service is
resumed.
(3) When a TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC
software, the queued request is serviced and the following counters are
incremented:
•

1094 tcAllocated (number of terrestrial circuits allocated)

•

1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/Cum//Ech (average number of terrestrial
circuits used)

•

1609/0 chFrAllocatedTchAllocationTrZone (number of TCH/FR allocated
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1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech
(average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone
of the cell)

•

1616/n

•

1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of
TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations
for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell

(4) Downlink DTAP service is suspended.
(5) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech
or data):
•

either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (EFR) for speech

•

or 1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data

•

or 1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non transparent data

(6) When the ASSIGNMENT_COMMAND message is received,
1049 attemptedTchFrSeizures (number of TCH/FR assignment
requests) is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1715
attemptedTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented.
(7) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the SDCCH channel is
received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments
1601, 1602, 1603, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1805, 1806, 1807 and
1808.
(8) The old (SDCCH) channel is released. 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures
is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1716
successfulTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented.
(9) Downlink DTAP service is resumed.
(10) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R
functionality.
List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1044

signallingPhaseDurationMoy/
Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure

1045

signallingPhaseDurationHighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

average time of a signaling
channel seizure > 25s

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number

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Function

Counter name

1049

attempedTchFrSeizures

number of TCH/FR
assignment requests

1050

successfulTchFrSeizures

number of TCH/FR
successfully assigned

1094

tcAllocated

number of terrestrial circuits
allocated

1095

tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/C
um//Ech

average number of terrestrial
circuits used

1107

aInputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
received by the BSC

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
sent by the BSC

1197/0

channelActivateSpeechFullR
ate

number of channels activated
for speech: Full Rate
algorithm

1197/1

channelActivateSpeechEnha
ncedFullRate

number of channels activated
for speech: Enhanced Full
Rate algorithm

1502

aNonTransparentUp

number of BSSMAP
messages sent by the BSC

1503

aNonTransparentDown

number of BSSMAP
messages received by
the BSC

1601

downlinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcch
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum downlink
power use on busy SDCCHs

1602

uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcchMo
y/Max/Cum/Ech

duration of maximum uplink
power use on busy SDCCHs

1603

connectionDurationSdcchMo
y/Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of
SDCCHs (concentric cell)

or

or

connectionDurationSdcchTrZ
oneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech

connection duration of
SDCCHs (non-concentric
cell)

sdcchAveragedUsedTrZone
Moy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of SDCCHs
used in the inner or outer
zone of the concentric cell

1607

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Counter name

Function

1609/0

tchFrAllocatedTchAllocationT
rZone

number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH allocated
for traffic in the inner of outer
zone of the cell

1611/0

tchFrAveragedUsedTchAlloc
ationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/E
ch

average number of TCH/FR
or preempted PDTCH used
for traffic in the inner or outer
zone of the cell

1616/n
[n= 0 to 1]

tchAveragedQueueLengthHi
ghPriorityMoy/Max/Cum/Ech
for n=0

number of queued TCH
requests with the highest
priority

and

and

tchAveragedQueueLengthOt
herPriorityMoy/Max/Cum/Ech
for n=1

number of queued TCH
requests with an internal
priority different than the
highest one

msLostMeasurements

number of MS measurement
messages not received
(non-concentric cell)

Counter
number

1622

or
msLostMeasurementsTrZone

or
number of MS measurement
messages not received
(concentric cell)

1623

rxLevDownLink
or
rxLevDownLinkTrZone

sum of downlink signal
strength measurements
received (non-concentric cell)
or
sum of downlink signal
strength measurements
received (concentric cell)

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number
1624

Function

Counter name
rxLevUpLink
or
rxLevUpLinkTrZone

69

sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received
(non-concentric cell)
or
sum of uplink signal strength
measurements received
(concentric cell)

1625

rxQualDownLink
or
rxQualDownLinkTrZone

sum of downlink signal quality
measurements (concentric
cell)
or
sum of downlink signal
quality measurements
(non-concentric cell)

1626

rxQualUpLink
or
rxQualUpLinkTrZone

sum of uplink signal
quality measurements
(non-concentric cell)
or
sum of uplink signal quality
measurements (concentric
cell)

1705/n (n = 0
to 6)

channelActivateTchFrDataTx
(x = 16 to 14400 b/s)

number of TCH/FR activation
for transparent data service
with a transmission rate = x

1707/n (n = 0
to 2)

channelActivateTchFrDataNT
x (x = 6 to 14500 b/s)

number of TCH/FR activation
for non transparent data
service with a transmission
rate = x

1710

channelActivateTchFrNData
NTHscsd

number of channel activation
for non transparent data
service on TCH/FR

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1715

attemptedTchFrSeizuresMs
Dualb

number of attempts of
assignation of a TCH/FR for
dualband mobiles

1716

successfulTchFrSeizuresMs
Dualb

number of successful TCH/FR
assignations for dualband
mobiles

1717

abisTrauFrameDlReceived

number of frames TRAU
downlink received

1718

abisTrauFrameDlCorrected

number of frames TRAU
downlink corrected

1719

abisTrauFrameDlMuted

number of frames TRAU
downlink that can not be
corrected

1720

radioFrameUlReceived

number of radio frames uplink
received

1721

ECU_Activation

number of erroneous frames
(ECU may be activated or not)

1744
tchFrAllocated

number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH allocated
in the cell

or
or
tchFrAllocatedTrZone
number of TCH/FR or
preempted PDTCH allocated
in the inner or outer zone of
the cell

1746

tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/Ma
x/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR
or preempted PDTCH used in
the cell

or
or
tchFrAveragedUsedTrZoneM
oy/Max/Cum/Ech

average number of TCH/FR
or preempted PDTCH used in
the zone (concentric cell)

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Counter
number

Function

Counter name

1805

msPowerIncControl

number of MS increment
power controls ordered by the
Layer 1 management

1806

msPowerDecControl

number of MS decrement
power controls ordered by the
Layer 1 management

1807

bsPowerIncControl

number of BS increment
power controls ordered by the
Layer 1 management

1808

bsPowerDecControl

number of BS decrement
power controls ordered by the
Layer 1 management

1812

allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/C
um/Ech

number of TS allocations for
traffic in circuit mode in the
cell

or
or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy
/Max/Cum/Ech

1841/0

assignRequestSdcchToTchC
hannel

number of TS allocations for
traffic in circuit mode in the
inner or the outer zone of the
concentric cell

number of assignment
request messages received:
modification from an SDCCH
channel to a TCH channel

1.4 Handovers
1.4.1 Overview
Each handover procedure performed in a cell requires two phases, a
selection phase and an execution phase.
•

selection phase: choice of the target cell (outgoing handover) or radio
channel (incoming or intra-bts handover)

•

execution phase: switchover from one radio channel to another

The execution phase is not started unless the selection phase is successfully
completed as shown in the following diagram.

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The ratios between the following counters are used to evaluate the efficiency
of the procedures implemented in the BSS:
•

Number of handovers required (hoRequiredXxx)

•

Number of handover requests (hoRequestXxx)

•

Number of handovers executed (hoExecutionXxx)

•

Number of successful handovers (hoSuccessXxx)

The procedures call on the following counters in problem cases:
•

permanent bsc observation:
— hoIndicationNotTreatedTchoke
— hoIndicationNotTreatedTmtBtwHo
— hoUnsuccessReestIntraBts on TCH or SDCCH
— hoUnsuccessReestOutgoingIntraBss on TCH or SDCCH
— hoUnsuccessReestIncomingIntraBss on TCH or SDCCH
— hoUnsuccessOutgoingIntraBssNAttempt on TCH or SDCCH
— hoUnsuccessReestOutgoingInterBss on TCH or SDCCH
— hoUnsuccessOutgoingInterBssNAttempt on TCH or SDCCH

•

temporary "handover" observation:
— hoIntraBtsUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoIntraBtsFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoOutIntraUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoOutIntraFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoInIntraUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoInIntraFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoOutInterUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH

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— hoOutInterFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoInInterUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH
— hoInInterFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH

1.4.2 Accounting principles
To synchronize accounting, all the counters concerned by the same
handover request are incremented at the end of the procedure, except
for the counters used to tally repeated requests and refusals, which are
stepped up in real time.
The following diagram is an example of an outgoing handover requested by
cell N in BSS 1 that is refused by the first cell in the list (cell A in BSS 1)
and executed successfully in the second cell (cell B in BSS 2). It shows the
counters that are updated by the handover procedure.

1.4.3 Intra-bts handover procedure
In the intra-bts handover procedure, a dedicated channel is assigned
in response to a modify radio channel request sent by Level 1 (Layer 1
Management).
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Data Flow Diagram : intra-cell handover procedure (normal completion with
communication on TRAFFIC phase)

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(1) A TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC software
on the target cell. Then the following counters are incremented:
•

1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocationTrZone (number of TCH/FR
allocated for traffic in the inner of outer zone of the cell)

•

1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech
(average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone
of the cell)

•

1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of
TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations
for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell

(2) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech
or data):
•

either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (EFR) for speech

•

1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data

•

1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non transparent data

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(3) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the TCH channel is
received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments
1198, 1199, 1600, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808
and 1809/n
(4) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R
functionality.
(5) When the deallocation of TCH is successfully performed in the
originating cell, the following counters are decremented:
•

1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of
TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or
allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations
for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell

•

1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number
of TCH/FR used in the cell) or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used in the inner
or outer zone of the cell)

•

1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech
(average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone
of the cell)

List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure:
Counter
number

Counter name

Function

1081

hoRequestIntraBts

number of intra-bts handovers
on TCH requested in the cell

1082

hoExecutionIntraBts

number of attempts to execute
intra-bts handovers on TCH
in the cell

1083

hoSuccessIntraBts

number of successful intra-bts
handovers on TCH in the cell

1108

aOutputMessage

number of BSSAP messages
sent by the BSC to the MSC

1138/n
[n=0 to 16]

hoRequiredTchXxx

number of handovers on TCH
required: CauseXxx

1197/0

channelActivateSpeechFullR
ate

number of channels activated
for speech: Full Rate
algorithm

1197/1

channelActivateSpeechEnha
ncedFullRate

number of channels activated
for speech: Enhanced Full
Rate algorithm

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Observation counter fundamentals411 9001-133.16.07

  • 1. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 .
  • 2. Document status: Preliminary Document version: 16.07 Document date: 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks All Rights Reserved. Sourced in Canada and France The information contained in this document is the property of Nortel Networks. Except as specifically authorized in writing by Nortel Networks, the holder of this document shall keep the information contained herein confidential and shall protect same in whole or in part from disclosure and dissemination to third parties and use for evaluation, operation and maintenance purposes only. You may not reproduce, represent, or download through any means, the information contained herein in any way or in any form without prior written consent of Nortel Networks. The following are trademarks of Nortel Networks: *NORTEL NETWORKS, the NORTEL NETWORKS corporate logo, the NORTEL Globemark, UNIFIED NETWORKS, S2000, S4000, S8000. GSM is a trademark of France Telecom. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners
  • 3. 3 Contents New in this release Features 7 Other changes 10 Release deltas for V16.0 10 Document restructuring 10 Observation counters terminology 11 Changes in default and configurable observation types Updates to GSM-R counters 11 7 11 Introduction 13 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) 17 1.1 Radio resource allocation 17 1.1.1 SDCCH (stand-alone dedicated control channel) allocation request 17 1.1.2 TCH (traffic channel) allocation request in primo-allocation 18 1.1.3 TCH allocation request for traffic 18 1.2 Call setup 18 1.2.1 Immediate assignment procedure (normal completion) 19 1.2.2 Immediate assignment procedure with OTDI (normal completion) 22 1.2.3 Paging procedure 23 1.2.4 Immediate assignment procedure (failure cases) 27 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 54 1.3.1 Nominal procedure 54 1.3.2 MODE MODIFY procedure 60 1.3.3 No resource available and queuing not activated 62 1.3.4 Queuing procedure (successful completion) 63 1.4 Handovers 71 1.4.1 Overview 71 1.4.2 Accounting principles 73 1.4.3 Intra-bts handover procedure 73 1.4.4 Inter cell intra-bss handover procedure (normal completion) 82 1.4.5 Inter-bss handover procedure 91 1.4.6 Directed retry handover procedure 100 1.5 Resource release 102 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 4. 4 Contents 1.5.1 Radio channel release 102 1.5.2 Connection release 109 1.6 SMS service 126 1.6.1 SMS established by the MS 127 1.7 GPRS 129 1.7.1 Nominal procedure (in the case of Mobile Originating Call) 129 1.7.2 GPRS procedure: no resource available for a PDTCH preemption 140 1.7.3 GPRS procedure: negative acknowledgement by the PCU for a PDTCH preemption 143 1.7.4 Counter behavior when GPRS is activated 147 1.8 GPRS/EDGE Suspend and Resume 158 1.8.1 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with RAU message (nominal procedure) 159 1.8.2 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with RAU message (failure case) 160 1.8.3 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with Resume message (nominal procedure) 162 1.8.4 GPRS/EDGE Suspend procedure with Resume message (failure case) 164 1.9 BSC equipment 165 1.9.1 CPUE overload 165 1.10 PCUSN 166 1.10.1 Flow control 166 1.10.2 LLC Discarded 167 1.10.3 UL TBF Establishment: Normal Completion 168 1.10.4 UL TBF Establishment: UL TBF Establishment during DL transfer 170 1.10.5 UL TBF Release: Normal Completion 171 1.10.6 Abnormal UL TBF Release: lossOfComNN0002 173 1.10.7 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): LossOfComNN0002 175 1.10.8 Abnormal UL TBF Release: N3101 177 1.10.9 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3101 179 1.10.10 Abnormal UL TBF Release: UP_NASSIGNMAX 181 1.10.11 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): UP_NASSIGNMAX 184 1.10.12 Abnormal UL TBF Release: N3103 187 1.10.13 Abnormal UL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3103 188 1.10.14 DL TBF Establishment: MS in Standby State 191 1.10.15 DL TBF Establishment: MS in Ready State 193 1.10.16 DL TBF Establishment during UL transfer 195 1.10.17 DL TBF Release: Normal Completion 197 1.10.18 Abnormal DL TBF Release: lossOfComNN0002 198 1.10.19 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): lossOfComNN0002 200 1.10.20 Abnormal DL TBF Release: N3105 203 1.10.21 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): N3105 204 1.10.22 Abnormal DL TBF Release: DN_NASSIGNMAX 206 1.10.23 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): DN_NASSIGNMAX 208 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 5. Contents 5 1.10.24 Abnormal DL TBF Release: No final PDAN 210 1.10.25 Abnormal DL TBF Release (FULL Duplex): No final Packet Downlink Ack/Nack (PDAN) 212 1.10.26 Preemption of radio timeslots 214 1.10.27 Cell update: Packet Transfer 216 1.11 Advanced Speech Call Items (ASCI) (GSM-R) 219 Chapter 2 BSS observation management principles 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Observation types (OGS, OFS, ORT, ODIAG, temporary) Observation management 224 Observation counter types (totalizer, value, load) 225 Customized counter names 227 Maximum number of counters 228 Mobility class sensitivity counters 232 223 223 Chapter 3 Counter classes and observation types 3.1 Raw permanent BSS counters default configuration 245 3.1.1 Raw counters configuration (all BSC) 246 3.1.2 Correspondence between BSC 12000 HC and BSC 3000 counters 3.2 Synthetic permanent BSS counters configuration 276 3.2.1 OFS and OGS synthetic counters in standard configuration 276 3.3 Raw Permanent PCUSN Observation Counters 279 3.3.1 PCUSN observation classes 279 3.3.2 PCUSN observation types 281 3.3.3 Throughput counters and satisfaction rate counters 299 245 275 Chapter 4 Counters families 305 Appendix A Monitoring dropped calls with observation counters 391 A.1 Strategies for using counters 1164/28 and 1164/32 391 A.1.1 Number of communications in traffic phase released: other cases (1164/28) 391 A.1.2 Number of communications in traffic phase released: TCU failure (1164/32) 395 A.2 BSC 3000/ TCU 3000 Notifications: triggering alarms with synthetic counters 398 A.2.1 How to trigger alarms using synthetic counters 398 How to modify alarm severity 399 A.2.2 Examples 400 Appendix B V16 release counters 403 B.1 Delta between 16.0 and 15.0.1 403 B.1.1 BSS counters added since 15.0.1 404 B.1.2 BSS counters removed since 15.0.1 414 B.1.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.0.1 416 B.1.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.0.1 417 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 6. 6 Contents B.1.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.0.1 418 B.1.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.0.1 419 B.1.7 Synthetic counter changes between 15.0.1 and 16.0 419 B.2 Delta between 16.0 and 15.1 419 B.2.1 BSS counters added since 15.1 420 B.2.2 BSS counters removed since 15.1 427 B.2.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.1 428 B.2.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.1 428 B.2.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.1 429 B.2.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.1 430 B.2.7 Synthetic counter changes between 15.1 and 16.0 430 B.3 Delta between 16.0 and 15.1.1 430 B.3.1 BSS counters added since 15.1.1 431 B.3.2 BSS counters removed since 15.1.1 439 B.3.3 BSS counters renamed since 15.1.1 439 B.3.4 PCUSN counters added since 15.1.1 439 B.3.5 PCUSN counters removed since 15.1.1 441 B.3.6 PCUSN counters renamed since 15.1.1 442 B.3.7 Synthetic counters added since 15.1.1 442 B.3.8 Synthetic counters removed since 15.1.1 442 B.3.9 Synthetic counters changed since 15.1.1 442 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 7. 7 New in this release The following sections detail what’s new in the Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals, 411-9001-133 for release V16.0. • "Features" (page 7) • "Other changes" (page 10) Features See the following sections for information about feature changes: • Class 30/31 mobile support (28855) — This feature enables the PCUSN to support all the Release 5 mobile stations that use the High Multislot Classes, as defined in the 3GPP standards. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counter 15030/5. • EDGE monitoring improvement: performance degradation (27581) — This feature improves performance monitoring for GPRS/EDGE in the areas of: effect of the GPRS/EDGE multiplexing on EDGE DL throughput, GPRS/EDGE DL data blocks conveying GMM/SM signaling, TBF abnormal releases due to the Suspend procedures, and partitioning in the UL direction. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counters 15255/0, 15258/0, 15259/0, 15260/0, 15278/0, and 15279/0. Counter 15115/0 has been renamed. • Gb Throughput Monitoring – Frame Relay (26933) — This feature improves performance monitoring on the Gb interface in order to evaluate the effectiveness of a frame relay network and the frame relay bandwidth utilization. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 8. 8 New in this release — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the new counters 15300/0, 15301/0, 15302/0, 15303/0, 15304/0, 15305/0, 15306/0, 15307/0. • MS location (E911) in BSS based configuration (20365) — This feature implements a BSS-based location services (LCS) architecture. — Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", is updated to include information about the new and updated counters. This feature adds a new screening for the Lb interface to the counters 1107, 1108, 1109 (1107/1, 1108/1, and 1109/1, respectively) and creates the new counters 2063/0, 2063/1, 2063/2, 2080, 2081, 2082/0, 2082/1, 2082/2, 2083/0, 2083/1, 2083/2, 2083/3, 2084/0, 2084/1, 2085/0, 2085/1, 2085/2, 2086/0, 2086/1, 2086/2, 2087/0, 2087/1, 2087/2, 2088/0, 2088/1, 2088/2. • Network Assisted Cell Change for release 4 MS (22859) — This feature implements improvements reduce the duration of cell re-selection through improvements to the cell change notification process in combination with network-assisted System Identification. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters 15256, 15257. • Packet Flow Context: GPRS/EDGE QoS Management Improvement (22860) — This feature describes a packet flow context (PFC) which implements a quality of service (QoS) architecture within the GSM access network; it replaces the Release 97 QoS implementation from BSS V14. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters 15263/0, 15264/0, 15265/0, 15266/0, 15267/0, 15268/0, 15269/0, 15270/0, 15271/0, 15272/0, 15274/0, 15276/0 • PCUSN LLC re-routing (26860) — This feature allows the SGSN to transfer LLC-PDUs from the old cell to the new cell when a mobile station undergoes a cell change from one cell to another in the same routing area. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", the section "PCUSN observation types" is updated to include the counters 15261/0 and 15262/0. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 9. Features 9 • QOS R97 End-of-Life (28817) — This feature removes from the BSS the Nortel Rel,. 97 QoS functionality introduced in V14. Rel. 97 QoS is replaced by the QoS architecture introduced by the feature "Packet Flow Context: GPRS/EDGE QoS Management Improvement (22860)." — The following counters are deleted: 15029/1, 15029/2, 15029/3, 15029/4, 15077/0, 15077/1, 15077/2, 15077/3, 15078/0, 15078/1, 15078/2, 15078/3, 15079/0, 15079/1, 15079/2, 15079/3, 15031/4, 15034/1, 15062/2, 15060/1, 15061/1, 15062/3, 15062/4, and 15062/5. • RACH 7F filter at the BTS (32648) — This feature establishes a filter for the RACH that makes the BTS ignore request messages with an establishment cause code of 7F. The existing PCU counters no longer peg for the arrival of messages with code 7F, and a new counter is created specifically for tracking the number of decoded random access received by the BTS from the MS with the value 7F. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable sections are updated to include the new counter 1615. • SAIC MS management Itf change V16 (29045) — This feature provides support for mobile stations that use Single Antenna Interference Cancellation (DARP phase I). — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable sections are updated to include the counter 2097. • TDMA Based Counters (15405) — This feature allows for the collection of performance data at the TDMA level which previously was available only on the level of TDMA class or cell. — In Chapter 2, "BSS Observation Management Principles", Section 2.6, "Mobility class sensitivity counters" is updated to reflect the new TDMA counters. Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types," is updated to include the new counters that report on performance data at the TDMA level. Information is added for new counters 1173, 1174, 1830–1833, 1844–1847, 1855, 1856, 1968, 1969, 2097, 2100–2125, 2138–2144, 2150–2161, 2165, 2166, 2167, 2170, and 2171. The table "Raw counters configuration (all BSC)" is also updated with all new counters introduced in this feature. • Tx Power Offset for Signalling Channels (30293) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 10. 10 New in this release — This feature implements a power offset (above the Tx power applicable for speech) to transmit the signalling bursts, which increases the robustness of the signalling channels (FACCH and SACCH) in the downlink direction. — In Chapter 3, "Counters classes and observation types", applicable sections are updated to include the new counters 1839/10, 1839/11, 1839/12, 1839/13, 1840/10, 1840/11, 1840/12, 1840/13, 2188/0, and 2189/0. Other changes See the following sections for information about changes that are not feature-related: Release deltas for V16.0 A comprehensive summary of observation counter changes (counters added, deleted, or modified) between V16.0 and previous releases is provided in the appendix, V16 release counters. Document restructuring The existing counters reference document, BSS Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-125, has been split into four separate documents: • This document (Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals, 411-9001-133) contains all other reference information previously contained in the 411-9001-125. The counter definitions are now distributed among three documents, organizing counters by network node and counter family. There are now separate documents for counters measured at the OMC-R and PCUSN. Within the observation counters dictionary, counters are now arranged into chapters according to counter family. • Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-125, contains formal definitions for each observation counter reported to the OMC-R by the BSC (including counters measured at the BTS). • Nortel GSM PCUSN Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-211, contains formal definitions for each observation counter measured at the PCUSN. • Nortel GSM OMC-R Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-212, contains formal definitions for each observation counter measured at the OMC-R. For more help with finding information about observation counters, see the "Introduction" chapter of this document. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 11. Other changes 11 Observation counters terminology Beginning in V16, this document redefines the terms family and type for greater consistency with the way in which counters are used and presented at the OMC-R. • The category formerly called class has been renamed family. It indicates a related group of counters that describe events that reflect a common subset of GSM functionality, for example AMR or Inter-BSS handovers. The families have been redefined for better consistency with the OMC-R GUI. • The category formerly called type has been renamed class. This field specifies whether the counter is permanent or temporary, and whether the counter is raw or synthetic. Now that counters are organized by counter family in the observation counter dictionaries, the tables of counters by counter family have been removed from Chapter 3, "Counter class and observation types." This NTP now contains a new Chapter 4, "Counter families." This chapter consists of a table that allows the reader to find the counter family that an observation counter belongs to, and to identify the NTP that contains the dictionary entry for that counter. Changes in default and configurable observation types Effective in V16, the following counters are part of the ORT observation group: 1747, 1747, and 1829. Effective in V16, the following counters can be configured in the OGS observation group, but for the BSC 3000 only: 1839 (all screenings), 1840 (all screenings). The section, "Raw counters configuration (all BSC)," is updated accordingly. Updates to GSM-R counters In Chapter 2, "BSS Observation Management Principles", Section 2.6, "Mobility class sensitivity counters" is updated to reflect the new TDMA counters, and a new table lists counters applicable to 8W mobiles. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 12. 12 New in this release Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 13. 13 Introduction This document, Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals, provides a formal description all observation counters from the GSM access network that are under the management of the OMC-R. This document also explains how to understand the observation counters in the context of the observation management framework of the OMC-R and how observation counters relate to different GSM call flow scenarios. Unless otherwise indicated, this information applies to: • Operating environments: GSM access network, GSM access network for railways (GSM-R access) Prerequisites • Nortel GSM BSS Overview, 411-9001-001 • Nortel GSM BSS Fundamentals — Operating Principles, 411-9001-007 • "Locating a BSS observation counter" (page 14) • Chapter 1 "Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD)" (page 17) • Chapter 2 "BSS observation management principles" (page 223) • Chapter 3 "Counter classes and observation types" (page 245) • Appendix "Monitoring dropped calls with observation counters" (page 391) • Appendix "V16 release counters" (page 403) Navigation Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 14. 14 Introduction Locating a BSS observation counter The observation counters are documented in three separate observation counter dictionaries, according to the network node that reports the counter to the OMC-R. • Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-125, contains formal definitions for each observation counter reported to the OMC-R by the BSC (including counters measured at the BTS). • Nortel GSM PCUSN Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-211, contains formal definitions for each observation counter measured at the PCUSN. • Nortel GSM OMC-R Performance Management — Observation Counters Dictionary, 411-9001-212, contains formal definitions for each observation counter measured at the PCUSN. The following figure provides the user with guidelines for locating a BSS observation counter in the correct dictionary of counters. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 15. Locating a BSS observation counter 15 Guidelines for locating a BSS observation counter Locating a counter by counter number Use the following table to identify which NTP to use to locate the definition of the counter when the counter number is known, but the counter name is not known. If the counter is in this range Look for it in this NTP 1000 to 7999 411-9001-125 8000 to 9999 411-9001-125 (synthetic counters) 15000 to 15999 411-9001-211 60000 and up 411-9001-212 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 16. 16 Introduction Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 17. 17 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) 1.1 Radio resource allocation 1.1.1 SDCCH (stand-alone dedicated control channel) allocation request Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 18. 18 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) 1.1.2 TCH (traffic channel) allocation request in primo-allocation 1.1.3 TCH allocation request for traffic 1.2 Call setup Call setup is initiated by the mobiles (Mobile Originating Call setup) or the MSC (Mobile Terminating Call setup). Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 19. 1.2 Call setup 19 In the second case, a paging procedure precedes the immediate assignment procedure. 1.2.1 Immediate assignment procedure (normal completion) Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment procedure (normal completion) (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191 cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 20. 20 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the base station controller (BSC) may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1104/0 sccpAllocated number of connections of the signalling connection control part (SCCP) for the subsystem number (SSN) of the base station subsystem management application part (BSSMAP) in the BSC 1105 sccpAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of SCCP connections established 1107 aInputMessage number of messages in the base station system application part (BSSAP) received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCause Xxx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignment SuccessCauseXxx number of successful immediate assignments: Cause xxx 1193/n [n= 0 to 3] estabIndicSignalling CauseXxx number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for mobile originating calls: Cause xxx 1195 estabIndicSigPhaseI number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles 1196 estabIndicSigPhaseII number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 21. 1.2 Call setup 21 Counter number Function Counter name 1500 aTransparentUp number of messages for the direct transfer application part (DTAP) sent by the BSC to the MSC 1501 aTransparentDown number of DTAP messages received 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocated in the zone (concentric cell) 1607 sdcchAveragedUsedTr ZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflow AllocationTrZone number of full rate traffic channels (TCH/FR) allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsedOver flow AllocationTrZoneMoy/Ma x/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1629/0 channelActivateSignal lingFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequest Extended number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1730 pagingResponse number of responses to paging requests in the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR or preempted packet data traffic channels (PDTCH) allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1746 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 22. 22 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Counter name Function 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignmentSu ccess number of successful immediate assignments 1750 estabIndicSignalling number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received 1.2.2 Immediate assignment procedure with OTDI (normal completion) This procedure used to establish group calls (voice call services, VCS, or voice group call services, VGCS) includes Originator To Dispatcher Information (OTDI) in the setup message. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 23. 1.2 Call setup 23 1.2.3 Paging procedure Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment: paging procedure (normal completion) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 24. 24 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 25. 1.2 Call setup 25 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1104/0 sccpAllocated number of SCCP connections for SSN BSSMAP in the BSC 1105 sccpAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of SCCP connections established 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCause Xxx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignment SuccessCauseXxx number of successful immediate assignments: Cause xxx 1193/n [n= 0 to 3] estabIndicSignalling CauseXxx number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for mobile originating calls: Cause xxx 1195 estabIndicSigPhaseI number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles 1196 estabIndicSigPhaseII number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase II mobiles 1500 aTransparentUp number of DTAP messages sent by the BSC to the mobile switching center (MSC) 1501 aTransparentDown number of DTAP messages received 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages received by the BSC from the MSC Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 26. 26 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocated in the zone (concentric cell) 1607 sdcchAveragedUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflow AllocationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 TchFrAveragedUsed OverflowAllocationTrZon eMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1629/0 channelActivateSignal lingFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequest Extended number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1730 pagingResponse number of responses to paging requests in the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignment Success number of successful immediate assignments 1750 estabIndicSignalling number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received 1746 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 27. 1.2 Call setup 27 1.2.4 Immediate assignment procedure (failure cases) 1.2.4.1 No resource available (SDCCH) List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter name Function 1161/1 immediateAssignmentRej ect RadioRes number of immediate assignments rejected for lack of radio resources 1191/0 channelRequestCause00 0 number of channel allocation requests: Cause 000 1608 sdcchResourceFailure TrZone number of SDCCH allocation failures due to lack of SDCCH in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1751 immediateAssignment Reject number of immediate assignments rejected Counter number 1.2.4.2 Negative reponse from the BTS Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: negative response from base-station transceiver station (BTS) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 28. 28 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 29. 1.2 Call setup 29 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter number Function Counter name 1161/2 immediateAssignment RejectChanActNack number of immediate assignments rejected because a CHANNEL ACTIVATE NACK message is received 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCause Xxx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocation in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAverageUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average and maximum number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflow AllocationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsed OverflowAllocationTrZon e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability, obtained through internal sampling 1629/0 channelActivate SignallingFullRate number of Full Rate channels (SDCCH or TCH/FR) activated for signaling in the cell 1702 channelRequest Extended number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1730 pagingResponse number of responses to paging requests in the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1746 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 30. 30 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1751 immediateAssignment Reject number of immediate assignments rejected 1.2.4.3 No response to CHANNEL ACTIVATE Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: no response to CHANNEL ACTIVATE (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 31. 1.2 Call setup 31 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter number Function Counter name 1161/3 immediateAssignment RejectChanActTimmack number of immediate assignments rejected because of TimmAck time-out elapse 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCause Xxx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocation in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAverageUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average and maximum number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflow AllocationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsed OverflowAllocationTrZon e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability, obtained through internal sampling 1629/0 channelActivate SignallingFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequest Extended number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1746 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 32. 32 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Counter name Function 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1751 immediateAssignment Reject number of immediate assignments rejected 1.2.4.4 Incorrect first L3 message Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: timer T3101 expiry (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 33. 1.2 Call setup 33 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter number Function Counter name 1161/3 immediateAssignment RejectChanActTimmack number of immediate assignments rejected because of TimmAck time-out elapse 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCause Xxx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignment SuccessCauseXxx number of immediate assignments with cause xxx satisfied 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocation in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAverageUsed TrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ec h average and maximum number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflow AllocationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsed OverflowAllocationTrZon e Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability, obtained through internal sampling 1629/0 channelActivate SignallingFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequest Extended number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 34. 34 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter name Function 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignment Success number of immediate assignments satisfied Counter number 1.2.4.5 Timer 3101 expiry Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: incorrect first L3 message Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 35. 1.2 Call setup 35 (1) The following counters are incremented or decremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter name Function 1163/4 signallingReleaseBtsIncF irstL3 number of communications in signaling phase release because of incorrect First L3 message when a cell is associated with the communication 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCausexx x number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignmentSu ccessCausexxx number of immediate assignments with cause xxx satisfied 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocation in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAverageUsedTrZon eMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl locationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsedOv erflowAllocationTrZone Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability, obtained through internal sampling Counter number Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 36. 36 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1629/0 channelActivateSignallin gFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequestExtende d number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR allocated in the cell or tchFrAllocatedTrZone or number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignmentSu ccess number of immediate assignments satisfied 1753 signallingReleaseBts number of releases while the communication is in "signaling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1778 signallingAbnormalRelea seCell number of abnormal releases while the communication is in "signaling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1.2.4.6 Traffic with the MSC close Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: traffic with the MSC closed Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 37. 1.2 Call setup 37 List of the counters incremented during this procedure: Counter name Function 1161/0 immediateAssignmentRej ectTraffMsc number of immediate assignments rejected because the traffic with the MSC is interrupted 1191/0 channelRequestCause00 0 number of channel allocation requests: Cause 000 1608 sdcchResourceFailureTr Zone number of SDCCH allocation failures due to lack of SDCCH in the inner and outer zone of the cell 1748 channelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1751 immediateAssignmentRej ect number of immediate assignments rejected Counter number 1.2.4.7 CONNECTION FAILURE indication Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: connection failure indication Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 38. 38 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 39. 1.2 Call setup 39 (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number 1044 Counter name signallingPhaseDuration Moy/Max/Cum/Ech Function average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations lasting more than 25 milliseconds Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 40. 40 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Counter name Function 1045 signallingPhaseDuration HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations in the cell 1104/0 sccpAllocated number of SCCP connections for SSN BSSMAP in the BSC 1105 sccpAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of SCCP connections established 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCauseX xx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignmentSu ccessCauseXxx number of successful immediate assignments: Cause xxx 1193/n [n= 0 to 3] estabIndicSignallingCau seXxx number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for mobile originating calls: Cause Xxx 1195 estabIndicSigPhaseI number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles 1196 estabIndicSigPhaseII number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase II mobiles 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages sent by the MSC 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCH allocated in the zone (concentric cell) 1607 sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl locationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 41. 1.2 Call setup 41 Counter name Function 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsedOverf lowAllocationTrZoneMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1629/0 channelActivateSignallin gFullRate number of Full Rate channels activated for signaling 1702 channelRequestExtende d number of receipt of CHANNEL REQUIRED message with a timing advance greater than 63 1730 pagingResponse number of responses to paging requests in the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/Fr or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell Counter number or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1748 ChannelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 ImmediateAssignmentSu ccess number of successful immediate assignments 1750 EstabIndicSignalling number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 42. 42 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Counter name Function 1753 signallingReleaseBts number of releases while the communication is in "signaling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1778 signallingAbnormalRelea seCell number of abnormal releases while the communication is in "signaling phase" and a cell associated to the communication Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 43. 1.2 Call setup 43 1.2.4.8 ERROR indication (connection failure) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 44. 44 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 45. 1.2 Call setup 45 (3) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the functionality of the Global System for Mobility, railways application (GSM-R). List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1044 signallingPhaseDuration Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations lasting more than 25 milliseconds 1045 signallingPhaseDuration HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations in the cell 1104/0 sccpAllocated number of SCCP connections for SSN BSSMAP in the BSC 1105 sccpAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of SCCP connections established 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1163/18 signallingReleaseBtsErro rIndDm number of communications in signaling phase released because of DM frames received in established multiframe mode when a cell is associated to the communication 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCauseX xx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignmentSu ccessCauseXxx number of successful immediate assignments: Cause xxx 1193/n [n= 0 to 3] estabIndicSignallingCau seXxx number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for mobile originating calls: Cause Xxx 1195 estabIndicSigPhaseI number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 46. 46 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1196 estabIndicSigPhaseII number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase II mobiles 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages sent by the MSC 1601 downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum downlink power use on busy SDCCHs 1602 uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum uplink power use on busy SDCCHs 1603 connectionDurationSdcc hMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (concentric cell) or or connectionDurat ionSdcchTrZone Moy/Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (non-concentric cell) 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCHs allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl locationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsedOv erflowAllocationTrZone Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1622 msLostMeasurements number of measurement messages of the mobile station (MS) not received by the cell or or msLostMeasurementsTr Zone number of MS measurement messages not received by the inner or outer zone of the cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 47. 1.2 Call setup 47 Counter number 1623 Function Counter name rxLevDownLink or sum of downlink signal strength measurements received on the cell or rxLevDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal strength measurements received on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1624 rxLevUpLink or sum of uplink signal strength measurements received on the cell or rxLevUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal strength measurements received on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1625 rxQualDownLink sum of downlink signal quality measurements on the cell or or rxQualDownLinkTrZone 1626 sum of downlink signal quality measurements on the inner or outer zone of the cell rxQualUpLink sum of uplink signal quality measurements on the cell or or rxQualUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal quality measurements on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/Fr or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 48. 48 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number 1746 Function Counter name tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/ Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo neMo y/Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1748 ChannelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignmentSu ccess number of successful immediate assignments 1750 estabIndicSignalling number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received 1753 signallingReleaseBts number of releases while the communication is in "signalling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1778 signallingAbnormalRelea seCell number of abnormal releases while the communication is in "signalling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1805 msPowerIncControl number of MS increment power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1806 msPowerDecControl number of MS decrement power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1807 bsPowerIncControl number of BS increment power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1808 bsPowerDecControl number of BS decrement power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1.2.4.9 Rejection from the MSC Data Flow Diagram: immediate assignment failure procedure: rejection from the MSC Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 49. 1.2 Call setup 49 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 50. 50 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) (1) The following counters are incremented depending on the cause value in the CHANNEL REQUIRED message: • 1191/0 for cause 000 • 1191/1 and 1730 for cause 001 • 1191/2 for cause 010 • 1191/3 for cause 011 • 1191/4 and 1730 for cause 100 • 1191/5 for cause 101 • 1191/6 for cause 110 • 1191/7 for cause 111 (2) If no SDCCH is available, the BSC may try to allocate a TCH in signaling mode. In this case, the following counters are incremented: • 1744, 1746, 1609/2, 1611/2 (3) DTAP service is now open Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 51. 1.2 Call setup 51 (4) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R functionality. List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1044 signallingPhaseDuration Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations lasting more than 25 milliseconds 1045 signallingPhaseDuration HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum seizure of signaling channels expressed in milliseconds, calculated on all allocations in the cell 1104/0 sccpAllocated number of SCCP connections for SSN BSSMAP in the BSC 1105 sccpAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of SCCP connections established 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1163/20 signallingReleaseBtsCle arCommand number of communications in signaling phase released because of CLEAR COMMAND received when a cell is associated to the communication 1191/n [n= 0 to 7] channelRequestCauseX xx number of channel allocation requests: Cause xxx 1192/n [n= 0 to 7] immediateAssignmentSu ccessCauseXxx number of successful immediate assignments: Cause xxx 1193/n [n= 0 to 3] estabIndicSignallingCau seXxx number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for mobile originating calls: Cause Xxx 1195 estabIndicSigPhaseI number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase I mobiles Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 52. 52 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1196 estabIndicSigPhaseII number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received for Phase II mobiles 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages sent by the MSC 1601 downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum downlink power use on busy SDCCHs 1602 uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum uplink power use on busy SDCCHs 1603 connectionDurationSdcc hMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (concentric cell) or or connectionDura tionSdcchTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (non-concentric cell) 1606 sdcchAllocatedTrZone number of SDCCHs allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1607 sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/2 tchFrAllocatedOverflowAl locationTrZone number of TCH/FR allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1611/2 tchFrAveragedUsedOverf lowAllocationTrZoneMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average and maximum number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell because of SDCCH unavailability 1622 msLostMeasurements number of MS measurement messages not received by the cell or or msLostMeasurementsTr Zone number of MS measurement messages not received by the inner or outer zone of the cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 53. 1.2 Call setup 53 Counter number 1623 Function Counter name rxLevDownLink or rxLevDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal strength measurements received on the cell or sum of downlink signal strength measurements received on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1624 rxLevUpLink or rxLevUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal strength measurements received on the cell or sum of uplink signal strength measurements received on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1625 sum of downlink signal quality measurements on the cell or or rxQualDownLinkTrZone 1626 rxQualDownLink sum of downlink signal quality measurements on the inner or outer zone of the cell rxQualUpLink sum of uplink signal quality measurements on the cell or or rxQualUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal quality measurements on the inner or outer zone of the cell 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/Fr or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 54. 54 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number 1746 Function Counter name tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/ Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1748 ChannelRequest number of channel allocation requests 1749 immediateAssignmentSu ccess number of successful immediate assignments 1750 estabIndicSignalling number of ESTABLISH INDICATION messages in establishment phase received 1753 signallingReleaseBts number of releases while the communication is in "signaling phase" and a cell associated to the communication 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment Dedicated channel assignment procedures are used to modify previous radio channel assignments. 1.3.1 Nominal procedure This procedure is used to modify a channel type (change from SDCCH to TCH or change of transmission mode) or to process handover requests. Data Flow Diagram: dedicated channel assignment procedure (a MS switching from an SDCCH to a TCH for service). Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 55. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 55 (1) When a TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC software, the following counters are incremented: • 1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocation (number of TCH/FR allocated for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell) • 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 56. 56 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) • 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of time slot, or TS, allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell (2) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech or data): • either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (enhanced full rate, EFR) for speech • or 1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data • or 1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non-transparent data (3) When the ASSIGNMENT_COMMAND message is received, 1049 attemptedTchFrSeizures (number of TCH/FR assignment requests) is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1715 attempted TchFrSeizuresMsDualdb is also incremented. (4) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the SDCCH channel is received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments 1601, 1602, 1603, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807 and 1808. (5) The old (SDCCH) channel is released. 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1716 successfulTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented. (6) When the old (SDCCH) channel has been released, 1607 counting the average number of SDCCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell is decremented. List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1044 signallingPhaseDuration Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure 1045 signallingPhaseDuration HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure > 25s 1049 attempedTchFrSeizures number of TCH/FR assignment requests 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures number of TCH/FR successfully assigned 1094 tcAllocated number of terrestrial circuits allocated Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 57. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment Counter number 57 Function Counter name 1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Ma x/Cum//Ech average number of terrestrial circuits used 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1197/0 channelActivateSpeechF ullRate number of channels activated for speech: Full Rate algorithm 1197/1 channelActivateSpeechE nhancedFullRate number of channels activated for speech: Enhanced Full Rate algorithm 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages received by the BSC 1601 downlinkPowerCtrlMaxS dcchMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum downlink power use on busy SDCCHs 1602 uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcc hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum uplink power use on busy SDCCHs 1603 connectionDurationSdcc hMoy/Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (concentric cell) or or connectionDurationSdcc hTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/E ch connection duration of SDCCHs (non-concentric cell) 1607 sdcchAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocati onTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated for traffic in the inner of outer zone of the cell 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchA llocation TrZoneMoy/Max /Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 58. 58 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number 1622 Function Counter name msLostMeasurements or msLostMeasurementsTr Zone number of MS measurement messages not received (non-concentric cell) or number of MS measurement messages not received (concentric cell) 1623 rxLevDownLink or rxLevDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal strength measurements received (nonconcentric cell) or sum of downlink signal strength measurements received (concentric cell) 1624 rxLevUpLink or rxLevUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal strength measurements received (nonconcentric cell) or sum of uplink signal strength measurements received (concentric cell) 1625 rxQualDownLink sum of downlink signal quality measurements (concentric cell) or or rxQualDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal quality measurements (non-concentric cell) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 59. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment Counter number 1626 Function Counter name rxQualUpLink or rxQualUpLinkTrZone 59 sum of uplink signal quality measurements (non-concentric cell) or sum of uplink signal quality measurements (concentric cell) 1629/0 channelActivateSignallin gFullRate number of Full-Rate channels activated for signaling 1629/1 channelActivateSignallin gEnhancedFullRate number of Enhanced-Full-Rate channels activated for signaling 1705/n (n = 0 to 6) channelActivateTchFrDat aTx (x = 16 to 14400 b/s) number of TCH/FR activation for transparent data service with a transmission rate = x 1707/n (n = 0 to 2) channelActivateTchFrDat aNTx (x = 6 to 14500 b/s) number of TCH/FR activation for non transparent data service with a transmission rate = x 1710 channelActivateTchFrND ataNTHscsd number of channel activation for non transparent data service on TCH/FR 1715 attemptedTchFrSeizures MsDualb number of attempts of assignation of a TCH/FR for dualband mobiles 1716 successfulTchFrSeizures MsDualb number of successful TCH/FR assignations for dualband mobiles 1717 abisTrauFrameDlReceiv ed number of frames TRAU (transcoder and rate adaptation unit) downlink received 1718 abisTrauFrameDlCorrect ed number of frames TRAU downlink corrected 1719 abisTrauFrameDlMuted number of frames TRAU downlink that can not be corrected 1720 radioFrameUlReceived number of radio frames uplink received 1721 ECU_Activation number of erroneous frames (error concealment unit, or ECU, may be activated or not) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 60. 60 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number 1744 Function Counter name tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZo neMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the inner or outer zone of the cell number of TS allocations for traffic in circuit mode in the cell or or allocatedCircuitTsTrZone Moy 1841/0 assignRequestSdcchToT chChannel number of TS allocations for traffic in circuit mode in the inner or the outer zone of the concentric cell number of assignment request messages received: modification from an SDCCH channel to a TCH channel 1.3.2 MODE MODIFY procedure This procedure is used to modify the coding/decoding/transcoding mode on the dedicated cell channels used for sending speech or data. It is also used when the MS initiates a call re-establishment request. In this case, the BSC allocates a TCH for signaling and may use this particular procedure to accomplish the transition from signaling to speech mode rather than the general procedure which is much longer. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 61. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 61 List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1044 signallingPhaseDuration Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure 1045 signallingPhaseDuration HighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure > 25s 1094 tcAllocated number of terrestrial circuits allocated 1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Ma x/Cum/Ech average number of terrestrial circuits used 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1197/0 channelActivateSpeechF ullRate number of channels activated for speech: Full Rate algorithm Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 62. 62 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages received by the BSC 1841/0 assignRequestSdcchToT chChannel number of assignment request messages received: modification from an SDCCH channel to a TCH channel 1.3.3 No resource available and queuing not activated The terrestrial circuit allocation is engaged before the radio resource allocation. If the radio resource allocation fails because of radio resource shortage, the TCH-FR-RESOURCE-FAILURE observation point is incremented. The cause value is one of the following: • "BSS not equipped" • "requested terrestrial resource unavailable" • "terrestrial resource already allocated" • "no radio resource available" Data Flow Diagram: dedicated channel assignment procedure (no resource available and queuing not activated). (1) Downlink DTAP service is suspended. (2) The Terrestrial Circuit is allocated before sending a request to allocator. (3) The request for a radio resource is rejected. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 63. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 63 (4) The Terrestrial Circuit is deallocated before sending an ASSIGNMENT_FAILURE message. (5) Downlink DTAP service is resumed. List of counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Function Counter name 1094 tcAllocated number of terrestrial circuits allocated 1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/C um//Ech average number of terrestrial circuits used 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages received by the BSC 1613 tchFrResourceFailureTrZone number of TCH/FR and preemptable PDTCH allocation failures in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1841/0 assignRequestSdcchToTchChannel number of assignment request messages received: modification from an SDCCH channel to a TCH channel 1842/0 assignFailureSdcchToTch-C hannel number of emission of ASSIGNMENT FAILURE messages on the A interface: modification from an SDCCH channel to a TCH channel or a preempted PDTCH 1.3.4 Queuing procedure (successful completion) Data Flow Diagram: queuing of the assignment procedure (successful completion). Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 64. 64 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 65. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment 65 (1) Downlink DTAP service is suspended. (2) There are no TCH resources available. Downlink DTAP service is resumed. (3) When a TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC software, the queued request is serviced and the following counters are incremented: • 1094 tcAllocated (number of terrestrial circuits allocated) • 1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/Cum//Ech (average number of terrestrial circuits used) • 1609/0 chFrAllocatedTchAllocationTrZone (number of TCH/FR allocated for traffic in the inner of outer zone of the cell) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 66. 66 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) • 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell) • 1616/n • 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell (4) Downlink DTAP service is suspended. (5) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech or data): • either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (EFR) for speech • or 1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data • or 1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non transparent data (6) When the ASSIGNMENT_COMMAND message is received, 1049 attemptedTchFrSeizures (number of TCH/FR assignment requests) is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1715 attemptedTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented. (7) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the SDCCH channel is received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments 1601, 1602, 1603, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1805, 1806, 1807 and 1808. (8) The old (SDCCH) channel is released. 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures is incremented and, if the MS is the dualband type, 1716 successfulTchFrSeizuresMsDualb is also incremented. (9) Downlink DTAP service is resumed. (10) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R functionality. List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1044 signallingPhaseDurationMoy/ Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure 1045 signallingPhaseDurationHighMoy/Max/Cum/Ech average time of a signaling channel seizure > 25s Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 67. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment Counter number 67 Function Counter name 1049 attempedTchFrSeizures number of TCH/FR assignment requests 1050 successfulTchFrSeizures number of TCH/FR successfully assigned 1094 tcAllocated number of terrestrial circuits allocated 1095 tcAveragedUsedMoy/Max/C um//Ech average number of terrestrial circuits used 1107 aInputMessage number of BSSAP messages received by the BSC 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC 1197/0 channelActivateSpeechFullR ate number of channels activated for speech: Full Rate algorithm 1197/1 channelActivateSpeechEnha ncedFullRate number of channels activated for speech: Enhanced Full Rate algorithm 1502 aNonTransparentUp number of BSSMAP messages sent by the BSC 1503 aNonTransparentDown number of BSSMAP messages received by the BSC 1601 downlinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcch Moy/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum downlink power use on busy SDCCHs 1602 uplinkPowerCtrlMaxSdcchMo y/Max/Cum/Ech duration of maximum uplink power use on busy SDCCHs 1603 connectionDurationSdcchMo y/Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (concentric cell) or or connectionDurationSdcchTrZ oneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech connection duration of SDCCHs (non-concentric cell) sdcchAveragedUsedTrZone Moy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of SDCCHs used in the inner or outer zone of the concentric cell 1607 Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 68. 68 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter name Function 1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocationT rZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated for traffic in the inner of outer zone of the cell 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAlloc ationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/E ch average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1616/n [n= 0 to 1] tchAveragedQueueLengthHi ghPriorityMoy/Max/Cum/Ech for n=0 number of queued TCH requests with the highest priority and and tchAveragedQueueLengthOt herPriorityMoy/Max/Cum/Ech for n=1 number of queued TCH requests with an internal priority different than the highest one msLostMeasurements number of MS measurement messages not received (non-concentric cell) Counter number 1622 or msLostMeasurementsTrZone or number of MS measurement messages not received (concentric cell) 1623 rxLevDownLink or rxLevDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal strength measurements received (non-concentric cell) or sum of downlink signal strength measurements received (concentric cell) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 69. 1.3 Dedicated channel assignment Counter number 1624 Function Counter name rxLevUpLink or rxLevUpLinkTrZone 69 sum of uplink signal strength measurements received (non-concentric cell) or sum of uplink signal strength measurements received (concentric cell) 1625 rxQualDownLink or rxQualDownLinkTrZone sum of downlink signal quality measurements (concentric cell) or sum of downlink signal quality measurements (non-concentric cell) 1626 rxQualUpLink or rxQualUpLinkTrZone sum of uplink signal quality measurements (non-concentric cell) or sum of uplink signal quality measurements (concentric cell) 1705/n (n = 0 to 6) channelActivateTchFrDataTx (x = 16 to 14400 b/s) number of TCH/FR activation for transparent data service with a transmission rate = x 1707/n (n = 0 to 2) channelActivateTchFrDataNT x (x = 6 to 14500 b/s) number of TCH/FR activation for non transparent data service with a transmission rate = x 1710 channelActivateTchFrNData NTHscsd number of channel activation for non transparent data service on TCH/FR Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 70. 70 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Counter number Function Counter name 1715 attemptedTchFrSeizuresMs Dualb number of attempts of assignation of a TCH/FR for dualband mobiles 1716 successfulTchFrSeizuresMs Dualb number of successful TCH/FR assignations for dualband mobiles 1717 abisTrauFrameDlReceived number of frames TRAU downlink received 1718 abisTrauFrameDlCorrected number of frames TRAU downlink corrected 1719 abisTrauFrameDlMuted number of frames TRAU downlink that can not be corrected 1720 radioFrameUlReceived number of radio frames uplink received 1721 ECU_Activation number of erroneous frames (ECU may be activated or not) 1744 tchFrAllocated number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the cell or or tchFrAllocatedTrZone number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH allocated in the inner or outer zone of the cell 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/Ma x/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the cell or or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZoneM oy/Max/Cum/Ech average number of TCH/FR or preempted PDTCH used in the zone (concentric cell) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 71. 1.4 Handovers 71 Counter number Function Counter name 1805 msPowerIncControl number of MS increment power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1806 msPowerDecControl number of MS decrement power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1807 bsPowerIncControl number of BS increment power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1808 bsPowerDecControl number of BS decrement power controls ordered by the Layer 1 management 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/C um/Ech number of TS allocations for traffic in circuit mode in the cell or or allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy /Max/Cum/Ech 1841/0 assignRequestSdcchToTchC hannel number of TS allocations for traffic in circuit mode in the inner or the outer zone of the concentric cell number of assignment request messages received: modification from an SDCCH channel to a TCH channel 1.4 Handovers 1.4.1 Overview Each handover procedure performed in a cell requires two phases, a selection phase and an execution phase. • selection phase: choice of the target cell (outgoing handover) or radio channel (incoming or intra-bts handover) • execution phase: switchover from one radio channel to another The execution phase is not started unless the selection phase is successfully completed as shown in the following diagram. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 72. 72 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) The ratios between the following counters are used to evaluate the efficiency of the procedures implemented in the BSS: • Number of handovers required (hoRequiredXxx) • Number of handover requests (hoRequestXxx) • Number of handovers executed (hoExecutionXxx) • Number of successful handovers (hoSuccessXxx) The procedures call on the following counters in problem cases: • permanent bsc observation: — hoIndicationNotTreatedTchoke — hoIndicationNotTreatedTmtBtwHo — hoUnsuccessReestIntraBts on TCH or SDCCH — hoUnsuccessReestOutgoingIntraBss on TCH or SDCCH — hoUnsuccessReestIncomingIntraBss on TCH or SDCCH — hoUnsuccessOutgoingIntraBssNAttempt on TCH or SDCCH — hoUnsuccessReestOutgoingInterBss on TCH or SDCCH — hoUnsuccessOutgoingInterBssNAttempt on TCH or SDCCH • temporary "handover" observation: — hoIntraBtsUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoIntraBtsFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoOutIntraUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoOutIntraFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoInIntraUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoInIntraFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoOutInterUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 73. 1.4 Handovers 73 — hoOutInterFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoInInterUnsuccessXxx on TCH or SDCCH — hoInInterFailureXxx on TCH or SDCCH 1.4.2 Accounting principles To synchronize accounting, all the counters concerned by the same handover request are incremented at the end of the procedure, except for the counters used to tally repeated requests and refusals, which are stepped up in real time. The following diagram is an example of an outgoing handover requested by cell N in BSS 1 that is refused by the first cell in the list (cell A in BSS 1) and executed successfully in the second cell (cell B in BSS 2). It shows the counters that are updated by the handover procedure. 1.4.3 Intra-bts handover procedure In the intra-bts handover procedure, a dedicated channel is assigned in response to a modify radio channel request sent by Level 1 (Layer 1 Management). Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 74. 74 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) Data Flow Diagram : intra-cell handover procedure (normal completion with communication on TRAFFIC phase) Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 75. 1.4 Handovers 75 (1) A TCH resource is successfully allocated internally in the BSC software on the target cell. Then the following counters are incremented: • 1609/0 tchFrAllocatedTchAllocationTrZone (number of TCH/FR allocated for traffic in the inner of outer zone of the cell) • 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell) • 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell (2) The counter incremented depends on the channel mode used (speech or data): • either 1197/0 (FR) or 1197/1 (EFR) for speech • 1709 and 1705/n (n=0 to 6) for transparent data • 1710 and 1707/n (n=0 to 2) for non transparent data Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential
  • 76. 76 Chapter 1 Observation counter incrementation principles and data flow diagrams (DFD) (3) When the STOP_MEASUREMENT message for the TCH channel is received, if the BTS reports measurement counters, the BSC increments 1198, 1199, 1600, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1625, 1626, 1805, 1806, 1807, 1808 and 1809/n (4) ASCI counters are optional since they are related to the GSM-R functionality. (5) When the deallocation of TCH is successfully performed in the originating cell, the following counters are decremented: • 1812 allocatedCircuitTsMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the cell or allocatedCircuitTsTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (number of TS allocations for traffic on circuit mode in the inner or the outer of the cell • 1746 tchFrAveragedUsedMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used in the cell) or tchFrAveragedUsedTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used in the inner or outer zone of the cell) • 1611/0 tchFrAveragedUsedTchAllocationTrZoneMoy/Max/Cum/Ech (average number of TCH/FR used for traffic in the inner or outer zone of the cell) List of the counters incremented or decremented during this procedure: Counter number Counter name Function 1081 hoRequestIntraBts number of intra-bts handovers on TCH requested in the cell 1082 hoExecutionIntraBts number of attempts to execute intra-bts handovers on TCH in the cell 1083 hoSuccessIntraBts number of successful intra-bts handovers on TCH in the cell 1108 aOutputMessage number of BSSAP messages sent by the BSC to the MSC 1138/n [n=0 to 16] hoRequiredTchXxx number of handovers on TCH required: CauseXxx 1197/0 channelActivateSpeechFullR ate number of channels activated for speech: Full Rate algorithm 1197/1 channelActivateSpeechEnha ncedFullRate number of channels activated for speech: Enhanced Full Rate algorithm Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) Nortel GSM BSS Performance Management — Observation Counters Fundamentals 411-9001-133 16.07 Preliminary 16.0 13 October 2006 Copyright © 2006, Nortel Networks . Nortel Networks Confidential