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Mass Event Handler Activation and Configuration in RU30

The document discusses PRFILE parameters used to configure the Mass Event Handler functionality in RU30EP2. It lists the default parameter values for enabling different mass event handler functions like enhanced downlink power control, load based HSDPA prevention, and temporary thresholds for the maximum number of HSUPA and HSDPA users. It also provides the recommended parameter ranges and values.

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Mass Event Handler Activation and Configuration in RU30

The document discusses PRFILE parameters used to configure the Mass Event Handler functionality in RU30EP2. It lists the default parameter values for enabling different mass event handler functions like enhanced downlink power control, load based HSDPA prevention, and temporary thresholds for the maximum number of HSUPA and HSDPA users. It also provides the recommended parameter ranges and values.

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PRFILE parameters used to enable and configure the Mass Event Handler functionality in RU30EP2

v0 Initial default parameters


PRFILE (002:1881) RN60_MAINT_05: Mass event On/Off switches
Bit 5 1
Bit 4 1
Bit 3 1
Bit 2 0
Bit 1 1
Bit 0 1
Decimal 59
Hex 3B
PRFILE (002:1882) RN60_MAINT_06: NRT scheduling queue length for load state detection
Decimal 10
Hex A
PRFILE (002:1883) RN60_MAINT_07: Load state detection time hysteresis (time-to-trigger)
Decimal 30
Hex 1E
PRFILE (002:1884) RN60_MAINT_08: Temporary maximum number of HSUPA users
Bit 11 0
Bit 10 0
Bit 9 0
Bit 8 1
Bit 7 0
Bit 6 0
Bit 5 0
Bit 4 0
Bit 3 1
Bit 2 0
Bit 1 1
Bit 0 0
Decimal 266
Hex 10A
PRFILE (002:1898) RN60_MAINT_23: Minimum duration of temporary maximum number of HSDPA users
Decimal 30
Hex 1E
PRFILE (002:1899) RN60_MAINT_24: Temporary maximum number of HSDPA users (TMHD)
Bit 11 0
Bit 10 0
Bit 9 0
Bit 8 1
Bit 7 0
Bit 6 0
Bit 5 0
Bit 4 1
Bit 3 1
Bit 2 1
Bit 1 1
Bit 0 0
Decimal 286
Hex 11E
PRFILE parameters used to enable and configure the Mass Event Handler functionality in RU30EP2
Enhanced DL power AC and load based HSDPA prevention (default 0, disabled)
Load based E-DCH 2 ms TTI prevention (default 0, disabled)
Increased CQI feedback cycle (default 0, disabled)
Temporary maximum number of HSUPA users (default 0, disabled)
Temporary UL DCH maximum bit rate (default 0, disabled)
Increased TVM pending time (default 0, disabled)
NPO recommendation all active (63)
ZWOC:2,1881,3B;
PRFILE (002:1882) RN60_MAINT_06: NRT scheduling queue length for load state detection
Range 020, Step 1, default 0, NPO recommended 10
ZWOC:2,1882,A;
PRFILE (002:1883) RN60_MAINT_07: Load state detection time hysteresis (time-to-trigger)
Range 0900, Step 1 (1 sec), default 0, NPO recommended 30
ZWOC:2,1883,1E;
Increment every 1 sec (0 immidiately)
Range 010, Step 1, default 0, NPO recommended 1
Temporary maximum number of HSUPA users
Range 0128, Step 1, default 0, NPO recommended 10
ZWOC:2,1884,10A;
PRFILE (002:1898) RN60_MAINT_23: Minimum duration of temporary maximum number of HSDPA users
Range: 0120, Step 1, Default 0 (value in seconds), NPO recommended 30
ZWOC:2,1898,1E;
PRFILE (002:1899) RN60_MAINT_24: Temporary maximum number of HSDPA users (TMHD)
TMHD increment after HSDPA prevention ceased, every 1 sec (0 immidiately)
Range 010, Step 1, Default 0, NPO recommended 1
Temporary maximum number of HSDPA users
Range 0128, Step 1, Default 0, NPO recommended 30
ZWOC:2,1899,11E;
Dec Hex
1 1
10 A
Dec Hex
1 1
30 1E
v06 Add HSUPA pre-emption

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