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T a b le o fC o n te n ts 4
What’s New 5
A Common UMTS Overview 6
A.1 Common UMTS KPIs 6
A.2 Call Attribute / LSR Field: Descriptions and Units 45
A.3 Common UMTS Enumerated Values 60
B TrueCall LSR Data Types 74
The following Call Attributes/LSRs were added, modified, or deleted for 6.3.0.
If a vendor is not in a customer network, any vendor-specific (not Common) KPIs and Call Attributes and LSR fields specific to that vendor
can be configured on the TrueCall server to be hidden.
Note: All fields present in the Call Table are also present in the Fragment table.
Refer to TrueCall LSR Data Types for descriptions of each available data type.
Refer to Common UMTS Enumerated Values to see the enumerated values when LSR Unit is shown as "enum."
Roaming All string no units N/A Service Provider of the UE as determined from the IMSI
Group
IMEI All string no units 00000000-000000-0..99999999- International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) of the UE
999999-9
SVN All int64 no units 00..99 Software Version Number as determined from the IMEISV
Model All string no units N/A Model of the UE as determined from the TAC (Type Allocation Code) of the
IMEI.
Make All string no units N/A Make of the UE as determined from the TAC (Type Allocation Code) of the
IMEI.
P-TMSI All uint64 no units 0..4294967295 Last Packet Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (P-TMSI) assigned to the
UE during the connection
TMSI All uint64 no units 0..4294967295 Last Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (TMSI) assigned to the UE
during the connection
Start Time All time no units 1/1/1970 00:00..12/31/9999 23:59 Timestamp of the Megamon Call Start event that initiates the session
Duration All duration no units 0..99999999:59 Duration of call determined by the difference between the timestamp of
the last received event and Megamon Call Start. Note: The duration
includes time required to release the Iu interface as well as all radio links.
End Time All time no units 1/1/1970 00:00..12/31/9999 23:59 Timestamp of the last event received for the call during the session.
Start RAC All int64 no units 0..255 Start RAC (Routing Area Code) of the call session
Start SAC All int64 no units 0..65535 Start SAC (Service Area Code) of the call session
Next to Last Iu All string enum N/A RANAP Cause from next to last RANAP Iu Release Command message.
Release
Command
Cause
Iu Release All string enum N/A RANAP Cause from last RANAP Iu Release Request message.
Request
Cause
Last All double meters 0..239382 Propagation Delay as reported in the last NBAP or RNSAP Radio Link Setup
Propagation Request containing propagation delay for the fragment or call and
Delay expressed in either meters or miles.
[Meters/Miles]
Last All time no units 1/1/1970 00:00..12/31/9999 23:59 Timestamp of the last reported propagation delay for the call or fragment.
Propagation
Delay Time
Last All int64 no units 0..65535 RNC ID of the last reported propagation delay for the call or fragment.
Propagation
Delay RNC ID
Range ISD All double no units 0..239382 Range as determined using the Last Propagation Delay of the call or
Ratio fragment.
Global ID All string no units 0..9223372036854775807 [LSR only] A random string generated by TrueCall which provides a global
call record identifier for the composite call record of the call or fragment.
This is expected to be unique within the domain of a given IRIS server.
Global ID is not expressed in Call Table.
Fragment ID All int64 no units 0..9223372036854775807 [LSR only] An integer identifier assigned to a fragment of a fragmented call
which is unique for a given Global ID. TrueCall associates Fragment IDs to
fragments in increasing order starting with the value '1.' Fragment ID is not
expressed in Call Table.
Composite All bool boolean True, False Indicates a composite call that consists of more than one call fragment. In
Call UMTS, fragmentation is performed by the GSR state machine.
PLMN ID All int64 no units 0..9223372036854775807 PLMN-ID of start cell
Attribute Description
Vendor Vendor associated with the stream used to populate the call record.
End Latitude End latitude of call determined by Geolocation Engine
[degrees]
Attribute Description
End Longitude End longitude of call determined by Geolocation Engine
[degrees]
Confidence TrueCall provides three different confidence levels of uncertainty. For MLE and ARC, High confidence represents <200m, Medium
confidence represents 200m - 300m, and Low confidence represents >300m. For RSM, High confidence represents < 0.2 ISD,
Medium confidence represents 0.2 - 0.3 ISD, and Low confidence represents > 0.3 ISD. The Geolocation Confidence is an
estimation coming inherently from a probability algorithm, and gives a quantitative quality-measure of the calculated geolocation.
It is important to note that the confidence level is not a direct accuracy measure, and low confidence does not necessarily mean a
poor accuracy. Geolocations with a Low confidence level represents that the call provided few predictors, resulting in a wider area
of likely location. This effect is greater in environments where there are large Inter-Site Distances. For these types of calls, the
uncertainty of the geolocation is higher, and is thus provided to the user as being of a lower confidence level.
Environment Indicates the indoor/outdoor and mobile/stationary categorization of the call by TrueCall.
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) of the UE
Roaming Service Provider of the UE as determined from the IMSI
Group
IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) of the UE
SVN Software Version Number as determined from the IMEISV
Model Model of the UE as determined from the TAC (Type Allocation Code) of the IMEI.
Make Make of the UE as determined from the TAC (Type Allocation Code) of the IMEI.
P-TMSI Last Packet Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (P-TMSI) assigned to the UE during the connection
TMSI Last Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (TMSI) assigned to the UE during the connection
Start Time Timestamp of the Megamon Call Start event that initiates the session
Duration Duration of call determined by the difference between the timestamp of the last received event and Megamon Call Start. Note: The
duration includes time required to release the Iu interface as well as all radio links.
End Time Timestamp of the last event received for the call during the session.
Attribute Description
Fragment Fragment Trigger specifies the trigger event that closed the fragment. 'Terminal Fragment' indicates the last fragment of the call.
Trigger 'Enter cell-DCH' indicates a fragment closed when the UE transitions to RRC state cell-DCH. 'Tracking Cell Change' indicates a
fragment closed when a new cell-DCH tracking cell is selected because the prior tracking cell has been removed from the active
set. The tracking cell is preferentially selected in the following order from among active set cells: the last HS-DSCH serving cell, the
lastE-DCH serving cell, the cell in the active set with the best RSCP measurement in the last RSCP measurement report, or selected
from the remaining members of the active set. 'PSC Reconfiguration' indicates a fragment closed when a UE in cell-DCH state is
reconfigured to a cell not previously in the active set. 'PSC Reconfiguration' can be considered a proxy for a hard handover event.
'Carrier Frequency Change' indicates a change is the carrier frequency of the best serving cell of the connection. 'Serving Cell
Change' indicates a change in the serving cell when the call is in RRC state cell-FACH, cell-PCH or URA-PCH. Fragment Trigger is set
to fragments but not to the call table.
Trigger Count The Trigger Count indicates the number of trigger events received during the fragment that were not acted upon because the
minimum fragment duration threshold was not met. The Trigger Count is only relevant to the Fragment Viewer, and will be 'N/A'
when no event triggers were suppressed during the fragment.
Start Type Indicates one of Connection Request, Cell Update, URA Update, IRAT Handover, Relocation or Unknown as the call start type.
Final Final Disposition of session as determined from the state machine.
Disposition
Service Type Service Type displays the traffic type as determined from RANAP RAB establishment attempts in CS and PS domains, or if no RABs
are established, then SMS will be displayed if SMS traffic is carried over the connection, and if neither PS nor CS RAB establishment
is attempted, and no SMS traffic is carried over the connection, then the Service Type is displayed as 'Others.'
Data Use Data use is calculated by tracking the time over which at least one PS RAB is in the Assigned state during the fragment or call.
Voice Use Voice use is calculated by tracking the time over which at least one CS RAB is in the Assigned state during the fragment or call.
Start RNC ID RNC ID of the Start Cell, either the initial cell after an incoming relocation or the cell at which RRC Connection Establishment occurs.
Start Cell Start Cell as determined from either the initial cell after an incoming relocation or the cell at which RRC Connection Establishment
occurs.
Start PSC Primary Scrambling Code (PSC) of the Start Cell, either the initial cell after an incoming relocation or the cell at which RRC
Connection Establishment occurs.
Start Node B Name of the controlling Node B of the Start Cell, either the initial cell after an incoming relocation or the cell at which RRC
Name Connection Establishment occurs.
Attribute Description
Start LAC Start LAC (Location Area Code) of the call session
Start RAC Start RAC (Routing Area Code) of the call session
Start SAC Start SAC (Service Area Code) of the call session
End RNC ID RNC ID of the End Cell, either a member of the last Active Set in Cell-DCH state, or else the last serving cell when in Cell-FACH, Cell-
PCH or Cell-URA states
End Cell End Cell as determined from either a member of the last Active Set in Cell-DCH state, or else the last serving cell when in Cell-
FACH, Cell-PCH or Cell-URA states.
End PSC PSC (Primary Scrambling Code) of the End Cell, either a member of the last Active Set in Cell-DCH state, or else the last serving cell
when in Cell-FACH, Cell-PCH or Cell-URA states.
End Node B Name of the controlling Node B of the End Cell, either a member of the last Active Set in Cell-DCH state, or else the last serving cell
Name when in Cell-FACH, Cell-PCH or Cell-URA states.
Start DL Downlink UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number (UARFCN) of the Start Cell.
UARFCN
End DL Downlink UTRA Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number (UARFCN) of the End Cell.
UARFCN
RRC Setup Shows RRC Connection Establishment procedure result when the connection originates within the monitored Radio Network System
Result (RNS).
Setup Time Time that transpires from RRC Connection Request to RRC Connection Setup Complete.
RRC Domain Domain indicated in the RRC Connection Request message. Only set when the RRC Connection Request message is received.
Establishment Establishment Cause from the RRC Connection Request. Note that Establishment Cause is not provided on connections that
Cause relocate to the controlling RNC of the session.
Cell Update Cell Update Cause populated from the initial Cell Update message when Start Type is Cell Update.
Cause
CM Service Service Type of initial CM (Connection Management) Service Request. The CM Service Request is a Circuit Switched (CS) domain
Type Mobility Management message.
GMM Service Service Type of first GPRS Mobility Management Service Request received. The Service Request is a Packet Switched (PS) domain
Type GPRS Mobility Management message.
Attribute Description
CSFB Set to true if the RRC Connection Request used to establish the connection contains a CSFB indication or if a received NAS CM
Service Request or Location Updating Request contains Additional Update Parameters indicating CSMO (Circuit Switched Mobile
Originating) or CSMT (Circuit Switched Mobile Terminating).
CSMO Indication that the call session originates as a Circuit Switched Fall Back Mobile Originating Call (CSMO).
Voice Call Difference between timestamps of NAS CC Connect and Call Start when the initial signaling connection is CS.
Setup Time
Data Call Difference between timestamps of SM Activate PDP Context Accept and Call Start when the initial signaling connection is PS
Setup Time
RANAP RANAP Cause from last RANAP Iu Release Command message.
Release Cause
Next to Last Iu RANAP Cause from next to last RANAP Iu Release Command message.
Release
Command
Cause
Iu Release RANAP Cause from last RANAP Iu Release Request message.
Request
Cause
RRC Release RRC Release Cause value from the last RRC Connection Release message.
Cause
Relocation In RANAP Cause indicating the reason for an incoming relocation procedure.
Cause
Relocation In Indicates if the incoming relocation procedure is UE-involved or UE-not-involved.
Type
Relocation In Indicates if the incoming relocation occurs over the CS or PS domain.
Domain
Relocation In RANAP Failure Cause from the RANAP Relocation Failure message.
Failure Cause
Attribute Description
Incoming IRAT Source Technology of the Incoming IRAT Handover as indicated by the Relocation Request.
HO
Technology
Incoming IRAT Indicates time taken to complete an incoming IRAT handover measured as the difference between the timestamps of the RRC
Setup Time Handover To UTRAN Complete and Call Start events.
Ec/Io at Ec/Io of the serving cell contained in the initiating RRC Connection Request or Cell Update Measured Results on RACH.
Access [dB]
Last Best Best RSCP (Received Signal Code Power) in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report of the fragment or call.
RSCP [dBm]
Last Best Ec/Io Best Ec/Io (Signal to Interference Ratio) in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report of the fragment or call.
[dB]
Last Best Timestamp of the last reported intra-frequency RSCP measurement of the call or fragment.
RSCP Time
Last Best RNC ID of the cell with the best RSCP in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report containing RSCP of the call or fragment.
RSCP RNC ID
Last Best Cell identity of the cell with the best RSCP in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report containing RSCP of the call or
RSCP Cell fragment.
Last Best PSC (Primary Scrambling Code) of the cell with best RSCP in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report of the fragment or
RSCP PSC cell with RSCP.
Last Best Ec/Io Timestamp of the last reported intra-frequency Ec/Io measurement of the call or fragment.
Time
Last Best Ec/Io RNC ID of the cell with best Ec/Io in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report of the fragment or call containing Ec/Io.
RNC ID
Last Best Ec/Io Cell identity of the cell in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report containing Ec/Io in the fragment or call.
Cell
Last Best Ec/Io PSC (Primary Scrambling Code) of the cell with the best Ec/Io measurement in the last intra-frequency measurement report of the
PSC fragment or call with Ec/Io.
Attribute Description
Last N1 RSCP Second best RSCP (Received Signal Code Power), Neighbor 1 RSCP, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
[dBm]
Last N1 RSCP RNC ID of second best server (neighbor 1) by RSCP in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
RNC ID
Last N1 RSCP Cell identity of second best server (neighbor 1) by RSCP in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
Cell
Last N2 RSCP Third best RSCP (Received Signal Code Power), Neighbor 2 RSCP, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
[dBm]
Last N2 RSCP RNC ID of the server with third best RSCP in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
RNC ID
Last N2 RSCP Cell identity of the server with third best RSCP in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
Cell
Last N3 RSCP Fourth best RSCP (Received Signal Code Power), Neighber 3 RSCP, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
[dBm]
Last N3 RSCP RNC ID of the server with fourth best RSCP, Neighbor 3 RSCP, in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
RNC ID
Last N3 RSCP Cell identity of the server with fourth best RSCP, Neighbor 3 RSCP, in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with RSCP.
Cell
Last N1 Ec/Io Second best Ec/Io (Signal to Interference Ratio), Neighbor 1 Ec/Io, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
[dB]
Last N1 Ec/Io RNC ID of server with second best Ec/Io, Neighbor 1, in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
RNC ID
Last N1 Ec/Io Cell identity of server with second best Ec/Io, Neighbor 1, in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
Cell
Last N2 Ec/Io Third best Ec/Io (Signal to Interference Ratio), Neighbor 2 Ec/Io, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
[dB]
Last N2 Ec/Io RNC ID of server with third best Ec/Io, Neighbor 2, in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
RNC ID
Attribute Description
Last N2 Ec/Io Cell identity of server with third best Ec/Io, Neighbor 2, in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
Cell
Last N3 Ec/Io Fourth best Ec/Io (Signal to Interference Ratio), Neighbor 3 Ec/Io, of the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
[dB]
Last N3 Ec/Io RNC ID of server with fourth best Ec/Io, Neighbor 3, in last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
RNC ID
Last N3 Ec/Io Cell identity of server with fourth best Ec/Io, Neighbor 3, in the last RRC intra-frequency measurement report with Ec/Io.
Cell
Last UE Tx UE transmission power read from the last received ue-TransmittedPowerFDD information element and converted to dBm using the
Power [dBm] formula dbm = (0.5 + ue-TransmittedPowerFDD -71).
Pilot Polluters Pilot Polluters for a call is the number of pilot polluters for the call, which is calculated from the number of cells in the last intra-
frequency or RACH measurement report with RSCP within the pilot pollution threshold of the best RSCP measurement, excluding
the cell of the best RSCP measurement. The pilot pollution threshold is configured by TrueCall ETL server command line argument
and can be set between 0.1 dBm and 10.0 dBm in 0.1 dBm increments with a default value of 5.0 dBm. Pilot Polluters for a
fragment is the number of pilot polluters for the fragment, which is calculated from the number of cells in the last intra-frequency
or RACH measurement report of the fragment with RSCP within the pilot pollution threshold of the best RSCP measurement,
excluding the cell of the best RSCP measurement of the fragment.
Initial Propagation Delay as reported in the earliest NBAP or RNSAP Radio Link Setup Request and expressed in either meters or miles.
Propagation
Delay
[Meters/Miles]
Last Propagation Delay as reported in the last NBAP or RNSAP Radio Link Setup Request containing propagation delay for the fragment
Propagation or call and expressed in either meters or miles.
Delay
[Meters/Miles]
Attribute Description
Last Timestamp of the last reported propagation delay for the call or fragment.
Propagation
Delay Time
Last RNC ID of the last reported propagation delay for the call or fragment.
Propagation
Delay RNC ID
Last Cell identity of the last reported propagation delay for the call or fragment.
Propagation
Delay Cell
Attempted Number of radio link additions attempted using the RRC active set update procedure. This count includes all soft handover radio
Radio Link link addition attempts including softer handover radio link addition attempts.
Additions
Failed Radio Number of radio link addition attempts that fail determined as the difference between Attempted Radio Link Additions and
Link Additions Successful Radio Link Additions. This count includes all soft handover radio link additions that fail including softer handover radio
link additions that fail.
Attempted Number of radio link deletions attempted using the RRC active set update procedure. This count includes all soft handover radio
Radio Link link deletion attempts including softer handover radio link deletion attempts.
Deletions
Failed Radio Number of radio link deletion attempts that fail determined as the difference between Attempted Radio Link Deletions and
Link Deletions Successful Radio Link Deletions. This ratio considers all soft handover radio link deletion attempts that fail including softer
handover radio link deletion attempts that fail.
CCO Target Target Radio Access Technology (RAT) of the last Cell Change Order from UTRAN attempt as determined from the last "Cell
Technology Change Order From UTRAN" message received.
CCO Target Target GSM ARFCN of the last Cell Change Order from UTRAN attempt as determined from the last "Cell Change Order From
ARFCN UTRAN" message received.
CCO Failure Inter-RAT Change Failure from the last RRC Cell Change Order From UTRAN Failure message.
Cause
Attribute Description
Relocation RANAP Cause indicating the reason for the last outgoing relocation procedure attempt as determined from the last RANAP
Outgoing "Relocation Required" message received.
Cause
Relocation RANAP Cause indicating the reason for the last outgoing relocation procedure failure as determined from the "Relocation
Outgoing Preparation Failure" message.
Failure Cause
Relocation RANAP Relocation Type for the last outgoing relocation procedure attempt as determined from the "Relocation Required" message,
Outgoing Type or else when unavailable, as can be inferred from the "Relocation Command" message.
Relocation Domain of the last outgoing relocation procedure attempt as determined from the content of the last RANAP "Relocation Required"
Outgoing message.
Signalling
Domain
Relocation Target technology of the last RANAP Relocation Preparation procedure is determined from the last received RANAP RELOCATION
Outgoing REQUIRED message.
Target
Technology
Outgoing Target Radio Access Technology (RAT) of the last outgoing inter-RAT handover attempt as determined from the RRC "Handover
Handover From UTRAN Command".
Target
Technology
Outgoing IRAT Outgoing IRAT Handover Failure Cause is populated with the cause value contained in the last Handover from UTRAN Failure
Handover message when received.
Failure Cause
Redirected Redirected Radio Access Technology (RAT) as determined from the content of the last "RRC Connection Release" indicating
Technology redirection.
Redirected Redirected EARFCN, UARFCN or ARFCN determined from the content of the last "RRC Connection Release" indicating redirection.
ARFCN
Attribute Description
IFHO Attempts [Ericsson] Sum of the INTERNAL_IFHO_EXECUTION_ACTIVE GPEH messages received with indication of success or failure.
IFHO Failures [Ericsson] Sum of the INTERNAL_IFHO_EXECUTION_ACTIVE GPEH messages received with indication of failure.
Trace ID Nokia Megamon: Call Identifier contained in the Megamon EMIL GEO interface message header and which is unique on the serving
RNC for the duration of the RRC connection. Others, the session identifier from GeoSoft RAN.
Mean CS RAB Mean CS RAB (Circuit-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) Setup Time calculated as the difference between RANAP RAB
Setup Time Assignment Response and RAB Assignment Request.
Max CS RAB Maximum CS RAB (Circuit-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) Setup Time calculated as the difference between RANAP RAB
Setup Time Assignment Response and RAB Assignment Request.
Mean PS RAB Mean PS RAB (Packet-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) Setup Time calculated as the difference between RANAP RAB
Setup Time Assignment Response and RAB Assignment Request.
Max PS RAB Maximum PS RAB (Packet-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) Setup Time calculated as the difference between RANAP RAB
Setup Time Assignment Response and RAB Assignment Request.
CS RAB Number of CS RAB (Circuit-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) establishment attempts as indicated by the number of RABs to
Establishment established in RANAP RAB Assignment Request messages.
Attempts
PS RAB Number of PS RAB (Packet-Switched Domain Radio Access Bearer) establishment attempts as indicated by the number of RABs to
Establishment established in RANAP RAB Assignment Request messages.
Attempts
CS RAB Number of RANAP RAB establishment attempts that fail in the CS domain as indicated by the number of failed to setup RABs
Establishment indicated in RANAP RAB Establishment Response messages.
Failures
PS RAB Number of RANAP RAB establishment attempts that fail in the PS domain as indicated by the number of failed to setup RABs
Establishment indicated in RANAP RAB Establishment Response messages.
Failures
CS RABs The number of CS RAB abnormal releases is determined by aggregating CS RABs closed with RANAP RAB or signaling connection
Dropped release procedure with RANAP Cause indicating abnormal release and CS RABs released as result of a dropped RRC connection.
Attribute Description
PS RABs The number of PS RAB abnormal releases is determined by aggregating PS RABs closed with RANAP RAB or signaling connection
Dropped release procedure with RANAP Cause indicating abnormal release and PS RABs released as result of a dropped RRC connection.
Average UL [Nokia] Mean throughput of all uplink PS traffic calculated at the MAC-d sublayer by dividing the sum of all uplink streaming,
Data Rate interactive and background PDU data amounts by the sum of the collection period durations.
[kbps]
Average DL [Nokia] Mean throughput of all downlink PS traffic calculated at the MAC-d sublayer by dividing the sum of all downlink streaming,
Data Rate interactive and background PDU data amounts by the sum of the collection period durations.
[kbps]
UL PS [Nokia] Total uplink data volume of PS streaming data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Streaming Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
DL PS [Nokia] Total downlink data volume of PS streaming data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Streaming Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
UL PS [Nokia] Total uplink data volume of PS interactive data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Interactive Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
DL PS [Nokia] Total downlink data volume of PS interactive data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Interactive Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
UL PS [Nokia] Total uplink data volume of PS background Data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Background Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
Attribute Description
DL PS [Nokia] Total downlink data volume of PS background data RABs calculated at the MAC-d sublayer on the basis of Megamon
Background Throughput Ticket messages.
Data Volume
[kbytes]
Mean UL User [Ericsson] Mean uplink throughput is the sum of the uplink user plane throughput events (kbit/s) contained in the INTERNAL_
Throughput PACKET_DEDICATED_THROUGHPUT GPEH message divided by the number of uplink user plane throughput events. Mean uplink
[kbps] throughput measures uplink RLC payloads of packet interactive radio bearers on a dedicated connection over all RACH, DCH and E-
DCH transport channels.
Mean DL User [Ericsson] Mean downlink throughput is the sum of the downlink user plane throughput events (kbit/s) contained in the INTERNAL_
Throughput PACKET_DEDICATED_THROUGHPUT GPEH message divided by the number of downlink user plane throughput events. Mean
[kbps] downlink throughput measures downlink RLC payloads of RLC payloads of packet interactive radio bearers on a dedicated
connection over all FACH, DCH and HS-DSCH transport channels.
Intersite Intersite distance of the start cell of the connection is calculated from the Network Element table, and may be expressed in either
Distance miles or meters in the Call Table, but will be exported in meters in LSR output.
[Meters/Miles]
Range ISD Range as determined using the Last Propagation Delay of the call or fragment.
Ratio
Global ID [LSR only] A random string generated by TrueCall which provides a global call record identifier for the composite call record of the
call or fragment. This is expected to be unique within the domain of a given IRIS server. Global ID is not expressed in Call Table.
Fragment ID [LSR only] An integer identifier assigned to a fragment of a fragmented call which is unique for a given Global ID. TrueCall
associates Fragment IDs to fragments in increasing order starting with the value '1.' Fragment ID is not expressed in Call Table.
Composite Indicates a composite call that consists of more than one call fragment. In UMTS, fragmentation is performed by the GSR state
Call machine.
PLMN ID PLMN-ID of start cell
string
A string consists of a sequence of ASCII coded characters.
The strings for “Start GUMMEI” and “End GUMMEI” consist of 4 period-separated integers which
indicate, from left to right, the following: MCC, MNC, MME Group ID, and MME Code. In the
following example, the MCC is 405, the MNC is 874, the MME Group ID is 32771, and the MME Code
is 7 :
405.874.32771.007
The string for “Global ID” is formatted as a hexadecimal string. An example is shown below:
7aa5a16ef55bb27f7e643d24f22624f7a207d500
double
A double consists of an IEEE 754 double-precision binary floating-point format: binary64. It consists
of a sign (1 bit), an exponent (11 bits), and a fraction (52 bits). LSR displays a double of a sequence of
ASCII coded. It may be expressed as a sequence of digits, followed by an optional period, which, if
included, will be followed with an additional sequence of digits. This may be followed with an
exponent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-precision_floating-point_format
int64
A sequence of digits which may be preceded with a negative sign.
dae80c05
time
A time is an ASCII string which represents the date, i.e., month (M), day (D), and year (Y) together with
a time, which consists of an hour (h) and minute (m). It is formatted as follows:
MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm
Examples are shown below for June 6, 2019 9 AM and December 12, 1999 at 11:50 PM:
6/6/2019 9:00
12/12/1999 23:59
duration
A duration is an ASCII string which represents a time interval, and comes in four formats:
1. second(s) with one millisecond precision and formatted as follows for durations of less than 1
minute: 00:ss.zzz
2. minutes and seconds with 1 second precision formatted as follows: mm:ss
3. hours, minutes, and seconds with 1 second precision formatted as follows: h:mm:ss
4. zero seconds is formatted as follows: 00:00
bool
A bool data type is displayed as ASCII code “TRUE” or “FALSE.”
float
The float data type is used in LTE in place of “double” when the Permission is set to “5G NSA.” It has
represents the same data type as “double.”