This section is only applicable to the lab application.
When emulating an eHRPD AN (See
eHRPD Support in the Test Set
), the test set supports to broadcast LTE neighbor information over eHRPD air link for Inter-RAT operations. You must set the
Other RAT Available State
to
On
before specifying any E-UTRAN neighbor parameter.
You can configure the QuickConfig Message and OtherRATNeighborList Message by setting the following parameters:
There are also some fixed settings in the test set, including: NumOtherRAT, RATType, E-UTRAN Neighbor PerEARFCNParamsIncluded and E-UTRAN Neighbor PLMNSameAsPreviousChannel. See Fixed Settings for more information.
This section describes general parameters sent in QuickConfig Message for Inter-RAT operations
The QuickConfig message is used to indicate a change in the overhead messages' contents, a change in the OtherRATNeighborList message's contents and to provide frequently changing information. You are allowed to configure the QuickConfig Message by setting the following parameters:
This section describes parameters in OtherRATNeighborList Message that are not specific to an EARFCN.
OtherRATNeighborList message conveys information corresponding to the neighboring sectors with access technologies other than CDMA to the access terminal. You are allowed to configure the OtherRATNeighborList Message as in OtherRATNeighborList Message Parameters .
In Active Cell operating mode, these parameters are only applicable when the
Protocol Rel
is
A (1xEV-DO-A)
, the
Session Application Type
is
Alternate EMPA
and the
Other RAT Available State
is
On
.
| Settings in the Test Set | Field in the Standard | Description | GPIB Command |
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Priority Included
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PriorityIncluded |
When this parameter is set to |
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| ServingPriority |
When
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This parameter specifies the strength of the reference pilot of the serving HRPD cell, in unit of dB. |
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This parameter specifies whether to include the common parameters or the EARFCN specific parameters in the E-UTRAN Neighbor List Record. When set to |
CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa:PEParameters:INCLuded | ||
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This parameter controls the minimum reference signal received power (RSRP) level received from the E-UTRA cell, in unit of dBm. It is a common value for all the neighboring E-UTRA frequencies. |
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This parameter defines the maximum Tx power level the UE may use when transmitting on the uplink in the E-UTRA cell, in unit of dBm. This is a common value applies to all the neighboring E-UTRA frequencies. |
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This parameter determines whether |
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This parameter specifies the offset to the minimum reference power level for the UE to select E-UTRA cell. This is a common value for all the neighboring E-UTRA frequencies. |
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This parameter determines whether the value for the Reselection Timer will be included in the OtherRATNeighborList message. |
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This parameter specifies the maximum value of the Reselection Timer. |
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This parameter determines whether the values for Search Back-off Timer will be included in the OtherRATNeighborList message |
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This parameter specifies the minimum value of the measurement Back-off Timer. |
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This parameter specifies the maximum value of the measurement Back-off Timer. |
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| PLMN ID Included |
This parameter specifies whether to include the PLMN Identifier values in the E-UTRAN Neighbor List Record.
When set to |
CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa:PLMNetwork:INCLuded | |
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See E-UTRAN Neighbor EARFCN Parms for the EARFCN specific parameters. |
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This setting determines the number of E-UTRA frequencies included in the E-UTRAN Neighbor List Record. It also determines how many sets of EARFCN related parameters are included in the OtherRATNeighborList message. You can set up to two E-UTRA frequencies.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa:FREQuency:NUMBer
This setting specifies the E-UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number of the neighbor E-UTRA system.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:EARFcn
This setting specifies the priority of the EARFCN of the neighboring E-UTRA system.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:PRIority
This setting specifies the minimum required signal quality threshold used by the UE to select an EARFCN.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:THReshold
This setting specifies the minimum Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) level received from a neighbor E-UTRA cell. The values are EARFCN specific.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:RLMinimum
Specifies the maximum transmit power level an UE uses when transmitting on the uplink in the E-UTRA cell. The values are EARFCN specific.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:PEMax
Specifies whether to include EARFCN 1/2 RxLevMinEUTRAOffset field in the E-UTRAN Neighbor List Record.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:RLMinimum:OFFSet:INCLuded
Specifies the offset to the minimum reference power level for an UE to select E-UTRA cell. The values are EARFCN specific.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:RLMinimum:OFFSet
This setting specifies the number of resource blocks over which the UE measures.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:MBWidth
Specifies whether the PLMN IDs of this EARFCN are the same as the previous EARFCN.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:PLMNetwork:SAPChannel
Specifies the number of PLMN IDs related with a specific EARFCN.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:PLMNetwork:NUMBer
Specifies the Public Land Mobile Network Identities (PLMNID) of the neighboring E-UTRA system. The maximum number of PLMN ID supported in the test set is 2. Each PLMN ID is a 24-bit field in the OTA message. It is defined by MCC, MNC, and MNC length.
GPIB Command: CALL[:CELL]:IRAT:EUTRa[1]|2:PLMNetwork[1]|2:IDENtity
Specifies the 3-digit MCC in BCD format. It takes the 12 most significant bits of the PLMNID field.
Specifies the MNC. Two kinds of MNC lengths: For a 3-digit MNC, it takes all 12 bits in 3-digit BCD format. For a 2-digit MNC, it is encoded as the first 2 digits in the first 8 bits, and the last 4 digits are set to 0xF.
Specifies the MNC length. When set to
Auto
, a 2-digit MNC is used. When set to
3-digit
, a 3-digit MNC is used.