29-Iub Satellite Transmission

RAN Feature Description Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Chapter 29 Iub Satellite Transmission......................................................................................29-1

29.1 Introduction................................................................................................................... 29-1
29.1.1 Definition............................................................................................................. 29-1
29.1.2 Purposes............................................................................................................ 29-1
29.1.3 Terms and Abbreviation......................................................................................29-1
29.2 Availability..................................................................................................................... 29-2
29.2.1 Network Elements Required...............................................................................29-2
29.2.2 Software Releases............................................................................................. 29-3
29.2.3 Miscellaneous..................................................................................................... 29-3
29.3 Impact........................................................................................................................... 29-3
29.3.1 On System Performance....................................................................................29-3
29.3.2 On Other Features.............................................................................................. 29-3
29.4 Technical Description.................................................................................................... 29-4
29.4.1 Iub Satellite Transmission Configuration Model..................................................29-4
29.4.2 Overview of Iub Satellite Transmission...............................................................29-5
29.4.3 Satellite Wave Bands......................................................................................... 29-6
29.4.4 Networking for Satellite Transmission................................................................29-7
29.4.5 Iub Satellite Transmission Algorithm..................................................................29-8
29.5 Capabilities................................................................................................................. 29-25
29.6 Implementation........................................................................................................... 29-25
29.6.1 Enabling Iub Satellite Transmission..................................................................29-25
29.6.2 Reconfiguring Iub Satellite Transmission Parameters......................................29-26
29.6.3 Disabling Iub Satellite Transmission.................................................................29-26
29.7 Maintenance Information.............................................................................................29-26
29.7.1 Alarms.............................................................................................................. 29-26
29.7.2 Counters........................................................................................................... 29-26
29.8 References.................................................................................................................. 29-26
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RAN Feature Description List of Figures
List of Figures
Figure 29-1 Iub Satellite Transmission configuration model (1)..........................................29-4

Figure 29-4 Satellite network on the Iub interface...............................................................29-6
Figure 29-5 VSAT system on the Iub interface....................................................................29-8
Figure 29-6 Protocol stack for the Iub interface (based on ATM and IP).............................29-8
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RAN Feature Description List of Tables
List of Tables
Table 29-1 NEs required for Iub satellite transmission........................................................29-2

Table 29-2 RAN products and related versions...................................................................29-3
Table 29-3 Wave bands for satellite transmission...............................................................29-7
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RAN Feature Description Chapter 29 Iub Satellite Transmission
Chapter 29 Iub Satellite Transmission
29.1 Introduction
29.1.1 Definition
Iub satellite transmission refers to the satellite-based connection on the Iub interface
between the RNC and the NodeB.
In general, the data between the RNC and the NodeB is transmitted on terrestrial
transport networks that can be based on PDH, SDH, MSTP, microware, ATM, or IP. In
some remote areas, coastal islands, deserts, and uninhabited areas where terrestrial
transport networks are unavailable or difficult to deploy, satellite transmission can
overcome this difficulty.
29.1.2 Purposes
Since satellite communication has many benefits such as larger coverage, minor
influence by landforms, good mobility for emergency communications, easy link
leasing or deployment, and easy bandwidth control, Iub satellite transmission makes
the Iub interface easier to deploy.
But satellite communication has demerits such as higher costs in equipment and link
leasing, and high delay, so a terrestrial transport network, if available, is preferable.
29.1.3 Terms and Abbreviation
I. Terms
Term Description
VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal
II. Abbreviations
Abbreviatio
Full Spelling
n
3GPP Third Generation Partnership Project
AAL2 ATM Adaptation Layer type 2
AAL5 ATM Adaptation Layer type 5
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Abbreviatio
Full Spelling
n
ALCAP Access Link Control Application Part
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
FP Frame Protocol
IP Internet Protocol
LDB Load Control Balancing
LDC Load Control
LDM Load Monitor
NBAP NodeB Application Part
NodeB Node Base Station
PCH Paging Channel
PPP Point-to-Point Protocol
RLC Radio Link Control
RNC Radio Network Controller
RTT Round Trip Time
SCTP Stream Control Transmission Protocol
SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node
SPU Signaling Process Unit
SSCF Special Service Coordinate Function
SSCOP Special Service Connect Orient Protocol
TCP Transmission Control Protocol
UDP User Datagram Protocol
VCI Virtual Channel Identifier
VPI Virtual Path Identifier
WRSS WCDMA RNC Switch Subrack
WSPUb WCDMA RNC Signaling Processing Board
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29.2 Availability
29.2.1 Network Elements Required
Table 1.1 describes the NEs required for the Iub satellite transmission feature.
Table 1.1 NEs required for Iub satellite transmission
UE NodeB RNC MSC Server MGW SGSN GGSN HLR
– √ √ – – – – –
Note:
 –: not required
 √: required
29.2.2 Software Releases
Table 1.2 describes the versions of RAN products that support Iub satellite
transmission.
Table 1.2 RAN products and related versions
Product Version
RNC BSC6800 V100R005 and later releases
DBS3800 V100R005 and later releases
NodeB BTS3812E V100R005 and later releases
BTS3812A V100R005 and later releases
29.2.3 Miscellaneous
None.
29.3 Impact
29.3.1 On System Performance
The feature has the following impact on system performance:
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 Satellite transmission quality is liable to environmental conditions. Bit errors may

lead to bad quality in calls and data services, lower efficiency in transmission, or
even call failures.
 The delay is higher than terrestrial transmission. Satellite transmission usually
brings about the Round Trip Time (RTT) in the range 500–700 ms. High delay or
RTT causes slow call connections and voice delay.
29.3.2 On Other Features
No impact on transmission resource management.
29.4 Technical Description

29.4.1 Iub Satellite Transmission Configuration Model
The configuration model for Iub Satellite Transmission is as show in Figure 1.2,
Figure 1.3 and Figure 1.4.
RNC
RadioClass
GlobalParaClass NodeBRelatedClass
SATLDM .Class NODEB .Class
SATLDCPERIOD .Class
Figure 1.2 Iub Satellite Transmission configuration model (1)
NodeBRelatedClass GlobalParaClass
NODEB .Class SATLDCPERIOD .Class
IUB Trans Delay Intra-frequency LDB period timer length
Satellite Trans Ind PUC period timer length
LDR period timer length
OLC period timer length
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GlobalParaClass
SATLDM .Class
Time unit of HSDPA need pwr meas cycle UL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
HSDPA need pwr meas cycle,Unit:10ms UL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
HSDPA need pwr meas cycle,Unit:min DL basic common measure filter coeff
HSDPA need power filter len Time unit for DL basic meas rprt cycle
Time unit of HSDPA bit rate meas cycle DL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
HSDPA bit rate meas cycle,Unit:10ms DL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
HSDPA bit rate meas cycle,Unit:min LDB moving average filter length
HSDPA bit rate filter len PUC moving average filter length
Max measure continuous invalid times UL LDR moving average filter length
UL overload measure filter coeff DL LDR moving average filter length
Time unit for UL OLC meas rprt cycle UL OLC moving average filter length
UL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms DL OLC moving average filter length
UL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:min UL CAC moving average filter length
UL OLC trigger hysteresis DL CAC moving average filter length
DL overload measure filter coeff Period common measure protect timer

coeff
Time unit for DL OLC meas rprt cycle
DL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
DL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
DL OLC trigger hysteresis
29.4.2 Overview of Iub Satellite Transmission
Figure 1.5 shows the satellite network on the Iub interface.
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Satellite
Earth station
Modem Transceiver
Satellite equipment
NodeB Satellite equipment
Transceiver
Earth station
Modem
Earth station
Modem Transceiver
Satellite equipment
NodeB RNC
Figure 1.5 Satellite network on the Iub interface
The network consists of a satellite and earth stations.
I. Satellite
Geostationary satellites usually apply to satellite communication. The satellite orbits

at a distance of 36000 km from the earth and has an angular orbital velocity equal to
the earth orbital velocity.
The satellite consists of control system, communication system (antennas and
repeaters), telemeter system, power supply system, and temperature control system.
II. Earth Station
Earth stations have different apertures:

 Large aperture terminal (or earth station)
Earth stations with a large aperture support high data rate, but cost much. User
data is transferred to the terrestrial network for communication.
 Small aperture terminal (earth station) or Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT)
Using the VSAT-based system to build up a private network will cause lower
cost, smaller aperture, and flexible deployment.
An earth station consists of antenna system, transceiver, channel terminal (modem),
communication control system, and the power supply system. Its interface should
support G.703 to connect RNC and NodeB.
29.4.3 Satellite Wave Bands
Table 5.1 describes two typical wave bands for satellite transmission.
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Table 5.1 Wave bands for satellite transmission
Band Frequency Characteristic
 Small loss of atmospheric absorption

 Small influence of rainfall
 3.7 GHz to 4.2GHz
 Large interference from terrestrial
C  5.925 GHz to
microware communication at the same
6.425GHz
band
 Large antenna aperture
 Large influence of rain, snow, and fog

 Small interference from other interference
 11.7 GHz to 12.2 GHz
Ku sources at the same band
 14 GHz to 14.5 GHz
 Small antenna aperture
 Flexible applications
Select a band for satellite transmission, depending on climates in different regions.
29.4.4 Networking for Satellite Transmission
The deployment of a satellite network has little to do with the locations of earth
stations. All satellite links are charged in an accumulating way. In terms of reliability
and delay, it is recommended to apply star topology to satellite transmission on the
Iub interface, as shown in Figure 1.6.
3G Iub transmission links can be set up in the satellite network in the following three
ways:
I. Leasing Existing Large Earth Station
If links provided by the existing earth stations are leased, it is not necessary to take
into account the networking for satellite transmission or to manage satellite
equipment. Therefore, service launch can be speeded up, but the networking is
restricted by the locations of earth stations.
II. Utilizing Existing VSAT System
New sites are set up in the existing VSAT system. This saves costs in routine
management and maintenance of the VSAT system, but the bandwidth is limited. This
way is applicable to small-scale networks.
III. Setting up New VSAT System
A new VSAT system is set up. This way enables clear network structures and easy
capacity expansion, but it requires heavy investment on a lump-sum basis.
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In general, 3G NodeBs in satellite transmission mode are usually deployed in remote

areas where there usually might be no large earth stations nearby. In addition, the
bandwidth requirement of remote base station is not very large. Consequently, the
VSAT system is a suitable choice. Figure 1.6 shows the VSAT system on the Iub
interface.
Satellite
VSAT VSAT
NodeB RNC
Figure 1.6 VSAT system on the Iub interface
29.4.5 Iub Satellite Transmission Algorithm
Figure 1.7 shows the protocol stack for the Iub interface.
User plane
Control plane
Radio
HSDSCH FP
USCH FP
TFCI2 FP
DSCH FP
RACH FP
CPCH FP
FACH FP
network
DCH FP
PCH FP
layer NBAP
ALCAP
Q.2630.2
Q.2150.2
SSCT-UNI
SSCF-UNI
Transport SSCOP SCTP UDP

SSCOP
network
layer AAL2 IP AAL5 AAL2 IP
ATM Data link layer ATM ATM Data link layer
Physical layer
Figure 1.7 Protocol stack for the Iub interface (based on ATM and IP)
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Compared with terrestrial circuit-based transmission, the RTT value on the Iub
interface in satellite transmission mode is increased by 500–700 ms. Consequently,
the Uu interface RTT value carried on the Iub interface is increased by 500–700 ms.
The optimum Uu and Iub parameters should be adopted in this environment.
If the Iub satellite transmission option is enabled, the RNC will automatically adopt the
optimum parameters for the NodeB using satellite transmission as follows:
 Load monitor and load control period parameters for the NodeB using satellite
transmission
 Optimum parameters related to the sliding window size and timer of the RLC at
the data link layer
 Optimum parameters of the FP transport synchronization timer
 Optimum activation time of radio links
 Optimum outer loop power control parameters to prevent voice and data quality
from control hysteresis
 Constraining the handover procedure: If the delay variation is out of the soft
combination range during soft handover, only hard handover is allowed.
If the Iub satellite transmission option is disabled, the RNC will deny the NodeB using
satellite transmission.
The following parameters are associated with Iub satellite transmission:
Parameter Name IUB Trans Delay
Parameter ID TRANSDELAY
GUI Range 0–65535
Physical Range & Unit ms
Default Value 300
Optional/Mandatory Mandatory
 ADD NODEB
MML Command
 MOD NODEB
Description:
This parameter defines initial Round Trip Time (RTT) that is used for initial FP
transport synchronization. The accurate RTT will be measured by the FP transport
synchronization procedures. It is ok to set a higher value than exact value.
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Parameter Name Satellite Trans Ind
Parameter ID SATELLITEIND
GUI Range TURE, FALSE
Physical Range & Unit None
Default Value FALSE
Optional/Mandatory Optional
 ADD NODEB
MML Command
 MOD NODEB
Description:
This parameter defines satellite transmission attribute. When this parameter is set,
the LDM and LDC period parameters for satellite transmission will be adopted.
Parameter Name UL basic common measure filter coeff
Parameter ID ULBASICCOMMMEASFILTERCOEFF
D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, D11,
GUI Range
D13, D15, D17, D19
Physical Range & Unit 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19
Default Value D3
MML Command SET SATLDM
Description:
This parameter defines L3 filter coefficient. The greater this parameter is, the
greater the smoothing effect and the higher the anti slow fading capability, but the
lower the signal tracing capability.
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Parameter Name Time unit for UL basic meas rprt cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORULBASICMEAS
GUI Range TEN_MSEC, MIN
Physical Range & Unit 10 milliseconds, 1 minute.
Default Value TEN_MSEC
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use TENMSECFORULBASICMEAS to
specify the measurement report period. If you set this parameter to MIN, use
MINFORULBASICMEAS to specify measurement report period.
Parameter Name UL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORULBASICMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Physical Range & Unit
Unit:10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
UL basic common measurement report period.
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Parameter Name UL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORULBASICMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
UL basic common measurement report period.
Parameter Name DL basic common measure filter coeff
Parameter ID DLBASICCOMMMEASFILTERCOEFF
D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, D11,
GUI Range
D13, D15, D17, D19
Default Value D3
Description:
L3 filter coefficient. The greater this parameter is, the greater the smoothing effect
and the higher the anti slow fading capability, but the lower the signal tracing
capability.
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Parameter Name Time unit for DL basic meas rprt cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORDLBASICMEAS
Physical Range & Unit 10 milliseconds, 1 minute
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use TENMSECFORDLBASICMEAS to
MINFORDLBASICMEAS to specify the measurement report period.
Parameter Name DL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORDLBASICMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Unit:10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
DL basic common measurement report period.
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Parameter Name DL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORDLBASICMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
DL basic common measurement report period.
Period common measure protect timer

Parameter Name
coeff
Parameter ID PERIODPROTECTTIMERCOEFF
GUI Range 2–65535
Physical Range & Unit 2–65535
Default Value 150
Description:
The period common measurement protect timer coefficient.
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Parameter Name LDB moving average filter length
Parameter ID LDBAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 32
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of intra-frequency Load Balancing (LDB).
Parameter Name PUC moving average filter length
Parameter ID PUCAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 32
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of Potential User Control (PUC).
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Parameter Name UL LDR moving average filter length
Parameter ID ULLDRAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 25
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of UL Load Reshuffling (LDR).
Parameter Name DL LDR moving average filter length
Parameter ID DLLDRAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 25
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of DL Load Reshuffling (LDR).
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Parameter Name UL OLC moving average filter length
Parameter ID ULOLCAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 25
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of UL Overload Congestion Control (OLC).
Parameter Name DL OLC moving average filter length
Parameter ID DLOLCAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 25
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of DL Overload Congestion Control (OLC).
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Parameter Name UL CAC moving average filter length
Parameter ID ULCACAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 3
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of UL Call Admission Control (CAC).
Parameter Name DL CAC moving average filter length
Parameter ID DLCACAVGFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 3
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of DL Call Admission Control (CAC).
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Parameter Name Time unit of HSDPA need pwr meas cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORHSDPAPWRMEAS
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use TENMSECFORHSDPAPWRMEAS to
MINFORHSDPAPWRMEAS to specify the measurement report period.
Parameter Name HSDPA need pwr meas cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORDLBASICMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Unit: 10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
HSDPA power requirement measurement report period.
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Parameter Name HSDPA need pwr meas cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORHSDPAPWRMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
HSDPA power requirement measurement report period.
Parameter Name HSDPA need power filter len
Parameter ID HSDPANEEDPWRFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 1
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of HSDPA power requirement.
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Parameter Name Time unit of HSDPA bit rate meas cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORHSDPARATEMEAS
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use
TENMSECFORHSDPAPRVIDRATEMEAS to specify the measurement report
period. If you set this parameter to MIN, use MINFORHSDPAPRVIDRATEMEAS
to specify the measurement report period..
Parameter Name HSDPA bit rate meas cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORHSDPAPRVIDRATEMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Unit: 10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
HSDPA bit rate measurement report period.
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Parameter Name HSDPA bit rate meas cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORHSDPAPRVIDRATEMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
HSDPA bit rate measurement report period
Parameter Name HSDPA bit rate filter len
Parameter ID HSDPAPRVIDBITRATEFILTERLEN
GUI Range 1–32
Default Value 1
Description:
Length of smoothing filter window of HSDPA bit rate.
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Parameter Name Max measure continuous invalid times
Parameter ID MAXMEASCONTINVALIDTIMES
GUI Range 2–255
Default Value 3
Description:
Max allowed number of continuous invalid measurement reports.
Parameter Name UL overload measure filter coeff
Parameter ID ULOLCMEASFILTERCOEFF
D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, D11,
GUI Range
D13, D15, D17, D19
Default Value D1
Description:
and the higher the anti slow fading capability, but the lower the signal change
tracing capability.
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Parameter Name Time unit for UL OLC meas rprt cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORULOLCMEAS
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use TENMSECFORULOLCMEAS to
MINFORULOLCMEAS to specify the measurement report period
Parameter Name UL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORULOLCMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Unit: 10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
Measurement report period of event E triggered by UL OLC.
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Parameter Name UL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORULOLCMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
Measurement report period of event E triggered by UL OLC.
Parameter Name UL OLC trigger hysteresis
Parameter ID ULOLCTRIGHYST
GUI Range 1–10000
1–10000
Unit: ms
Default Value 100
Description:
UL OLC trigger hysteresis.
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Parameter Name DL overload measure filter coeff
Parameter ID DLOLCMEASFILTERCOEFF
D0, D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, D11,
GUI Range
D13, D15, D17, D19
Default Value D1
Description:
and the higher the anti slow fading capability, but the lower the signal change
tracing capability.
Parameter Name Time unit for DL OLC meas rprt cycle
Parameter ID CHOICERPRTUNITFORDLOLCMEAS
Description:
If you set this parameter to TEN_MSEC, use TENMSECFORDLOLCMEAS to
MINFORDLOLCMEAS to specify the measurement report period.
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Parameter Name DL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms
Parameter ID TENMSECFORDLOLCMEAS
GUI Range 1–6000
1–6000
Unit: 10 ms
Default Value 100
Description:
Measurement report period of event E triggered by DL OLC.
Parameter Name DL OLC meas rprt cycle,Unit:min
Parameter ID MINFORDLOLCMEAS
GUI Range 1–60
1–60
Unit: min
Default Value None
Description:
Measurement report period of event E triggered by DL OLC.
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Parameter Name DL OLC trigger hysteresis
Parameter ID DLOLCTRIGHYST
GUI Range 1–10000
1–10000
Unit: ms
Default Value 100
Description:
DL OLC trigger hysteresis.
Parameter Name Intra-frequency LDB period timer length
Parameter ID INTRAFREQLDBPERIODTIMERLEN
GUI Range 1–86400
1–86400
Unit: second
Default Value 1800
MML Command SET SATLDCPERIOD
Description:
Intra-frequency LDB period.
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Parameter Name PUC period timer length
Parameter ID PUCPERIODTIMERLEN
GUI Range 6–86400
6–86400
Unit: second
Default Value 1800
Description:
PUC period.
Parameter Name LDR period timer length
Parameter ID LDRPERIODTIMERLEN
GUI Range 1–86400
1–86400
Unit: second
Default Value 10
Description:
LDR period.
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Parameter Name OLC period timer length
Parameter ID OLCPERIODTIMERLEN
GUI Range 100–86400000
100–86400000
Unit: ms
Default Value 3000
Description:
OLC period.
 Note:
The default parameters of the SSCOP/ALCAP/NBAP timers are used without
reconfiguration to meet the requirement for satellite transmission.
29.5 Capabilities
None.
29.6 Implementation
29.6.1 Enabling Iub Satellite Transmission
I. Install Hardware
The RNC and the NodeB connect to the satellite equipment through E1 ports.
II. Configure Data
To configure the data, perform the following steps:

2) Configure transportation layer data as terrestrial transmission.
3) Execute the MML command ADD NODEB to add NodeB, set the IUB Trans
Delay to the value of Iub RTT, set the Satellite Trans Ind to TRUE.
4) Use the default LDM parameters and default LDC period.
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III. Verify the Enabled Feature
Calls are made on satellite-based NodeBs.
29.6.2 Reconfiguring Iub Satellite Transmission Parameters
5) Execute the MML command MOD NODEB to reconfigure the IUB Trans Delay
of a satellite-based NodeB.
6) Execute the command SET SATLDM to reconfigure the LDM parameters.
7) Execute the command SET SATLDCPERIOD to reconfigure the LDC period.
29.6.3 Disabling Iub Satellite Transmission
Execute the MML command RMV NODEB remove the NodeB or the MOD NODEB
command to set the satellite transmission indication to FALSE.
29.7 Maintenance Information

29.7.1 Alarms
None.
29.7.2 Counters
None.
29.8 References
 3GPP TS 25.402: "Synchronization in UTRAN, Stage 2"
 3GPP TS 25.430: "UTRAN Iub Interface: General Aspects and Principles"
 3GPP TS 25.431: "UTRAN Iub Interface: Layer 1"
 3GPP TS 25.432: "UTRAN Iub Interface: Signalling Transport"
 3GPP TS 25.433: "NBAP Specification"
 3GPP TS 25.434: "UTRAN Iub Interface: Data Transport & Transport Signalling
for Common Transport Channel Data Streams"
 3GPP TS 25.435: "UTRAN Iub Interface: User Plane Protocols for Common
Transport Channel Data Streams"
 3GPP TS 25.426: "UTRAN Iur/Iub Interface: Data Transport & Transport
Signalling for DCH Data Streams"
 3GPP TS 25.427: "UTRAN Iur/Iub Interface: User Plane Protocol for DCH Data
Streams"
 3GPP TS 25.322: "Radio Link Control (RLC) Protocol Specification"
 ITU-T Recommendation Q.2110 (07/94). “B-ISDN ATM adaptation layer –
Service specific connection oriented protocol (SSCOP)”
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RAN Feature Description Table of Contents

Chapter 29 Iub Satellite Transmission......................................................................................29-1

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Figure 29-1 Iub Satellite Transmission configuration model (1)..........................................29-4

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Table 29-1 NEs required for Iub satellite transmission........................................................29-2

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Chapter 29 Iub Satellite Transmission

29.1.3 Terms and Abbreviation

VSAT Very Small Aperture Terminal

3GPP Third Generation Partnership Project

AAL2 ATM Adaptation Layer type 2

AAL5 ATM Adaptation Layer type 5

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ALCAP Access Link Control Application Part

ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode

LDB Load Control Balancing

LDC Load Control

LDM Load Monitor

NBAP NodeB Application Part

NodeB Node Base Station

PCH Paging Channel

PPP Point-to-Point Protocol

RLC Radio Link Control

RNC Radio Network Controller

RTT Round Trip Time

SCTP Stream Control Transmission Protocol

SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node

SPU Signaling Process Unit

SSCF Special Service Coordinate Function

SSCOP Special Service Connect Orient Protocol

TCP Transmission Control Protocol

UDP User Datagram Protocol

VCI Virtual Channel Identifier

VPI Virtual Path Identifier

WRSS WCDMA RNC Switch Subrack

WSPUb WCDMA RNC Signaling Processing Board

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Table 1.1 NEs required for Iub satellite transmission

UE NodeB RNC MSC Server MGW SGSN GGSN HLR

29.2.2 Software Releases

Table 1.2 RAN products and related versions

RNC BSC6800 V100R005 and later releases

DBS3800 V100R005 and later releases

NodeB BTS3812E V100R005 and later releases

BTS3812A V100R005 and later releases

The feature has the following impact on system performance:

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 Satellite transmission quality is liable to environmental conditions. Bit errors may

29.3.2 On Other Features

No impact on transmission resource management.

29.4 Technical Description

SATLDM .Class NODEB .Class

Figure 1.2 Iub Satellite Transmission configuration model (1)

NODEB .Class SATLDCPERIOD .Class

IUB Trans Delay Intra-frequency LDB period timer length

Satellite Trans Ind PUC period timer length

LDR period timer length

OLC period timer length

Figure 1.3 Iub Satellite Transmission configuration model (2)

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HSDPA need pwr meas cycle,Unit:10ms UL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:10ms

HSDPA bit rate meas cycle,Unit:10ms DL basic meas rprt cycle,Unit:min