Huawei LTE important indicator parameter optimization plan

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Optimize wireless access rate

1. Downlink scheduling switch & frequency selection switch

This switch controls whether to activate the frequency selective scheduling function. When this switch is
on, users can transmit data on the frequency band with good channel quality. This parameter only
applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=FreqSelSwitch-1;

2. Downlink power control algorithm switch & signaling power improvement switch

Used to control the opening and closing of signaling power boost optimization. When this switch is
turned on, the PDSCH transmit power is increased for signaling during network access and when
downlink retransmission scheduling occurs. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLPCALGOSWITCH=SigPowerIncreaseSwitch-1;

3. Downlink scheduling switch & subframe scheduling differentiation switch

This switch is used to control whether subframes 3 and 8 are scheduled based on the policy of increasing
the number of uplink scheduling users under configuration 2. When the switch is on, subframes 3 and 8
under configuration 2 adopt a strategy based on increasing the number of uplink scheduling users for
scheduling; when the switch is off, the scheduling strategy for subframes 3 and 8 under configuration 2
is the same as other downlink subframes. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=SubframeSchDiffSwitch-1;

4. Downlink scheduling switch & user signaling MCS enhancement switch

This switch user controls the opening and closing of the user signaling MCS optimization
algorithm. When the switch is on, the user signaling MCS optimization algorithm takes effect. For FDD,
the user signaling MCS is the same as the data. For TDD, the user signaling MCS reference data is
reduced. When the optimization switch is off, the user signaling adopts Fixed low-order MCS. This
parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=UeSigMcsEnhanceSwitch-1;

5. Downlink scheduling switch & SIB1 interference randomization switch

This switch is used to control SIB1 interference randomization on and off. When this switch is on, SIB1
can use interference randomized resource allocation. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=SIB1InterfRandSwitch-1;

6. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink access user scheduling optimization switch

This switch is used to control the opening and closing of the uplink access user scheduling priority
improvement (scheduling priority improvement of uplink access signaling such as Message5, RRC
Connection Reconfiguration Complete, etc.) function. If the switch is on, the uplink access user
scheduling priority enhancement function is on; if the switch is off, the uplink access user scheduling
priority enhancement function is off. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=UlRaUserSchOptSw-1;

7. IRC algorithm switch & PUCCH IRC algorithm switch

When the PRACH channel MRC/IRC adaptive function is turned on, it can reduce PRACH channel false
alarms and improve the RACH channel access success rate, handover success rate, resynchronization
success rate and reconstruction success rate; but it will also give users in weak coverage areas an
opportunity Try to access the network, thus affecting the RRC establishment success rate.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,IRCSWITCH=PucchIrcSwitch-1;
8. Uplink scheduling expansion switch & uplink frequency selection optimization in the network access
stage

This parameter is used to control whether to perform uplink frequency selection scheduling based on
the Interf value during the network entry phase. When the switch is turned on, it means that the uplink
frequency selection is based on the Interf value during the network entry stage; when the switch is
turned off, it means that the uplink frequency selection is done based on the SINR during the network
entry stage. This parameter needs to be turned on when ULFSSAlgoSwitch is turned on. This parameter
only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHEXTSWITCH=UlFssOptForAttach-1;

9. Uplink scheduling expansion switch & uplink signaling active scheduling

This switch is used to control the opening and closing of the active scheduling function of uplink
signaling. When the switch is turned on, if it is determined that the correctly scheduled downlink data is
control plane signaling that requires uplink signaling feedback, and uplink signaling feedback is not
received within a certain period of time, an uplink active scheduling is triggered. This parameter only
applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHEXTSWITCH=SrbProbeSchSwitch-1;

10. T302 timer (seconds)

Indicates the length of time to wait before sending an RRC connection establishment request again after
the RRC Connection Request initiated by the UE is rejected. This timer starts when the UE receives the
RRC Connection Reject message and stops when the UE enters the RRC connection state or the UE
performs cell re-selection. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD RRCCONNSTATETIMER:T302=2;

11. Filter duplicate RRCConnReq message timer (seconds)

This parameter indicates the timer length used by eNodeB to filter repeated RRC Connection Request
messages. The actual timer length used by eNodeB is T300 + FilterReptRrcConnReqTimer.

MOD FILTERREPTRRCCONNREQTIMER=5;
12. UU message concurrency switch

This parameter is used to control whether to use UU message concurrency mode during the safe mode
activation and reconfiguration process. If this parameter is configured to be on, the eNodeB uses
concurrent mode; if it is configured to be off, the eNodeB uses serial mode. This parameter only applies
to FDD and TDD.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:UUMSGSIMULSENDSWITCH=ON;

13. Protocol message optimization switch & VoLTE X2 switching delay optimization switch

VoLTE X2 handover delay optimization switch: When the switch is turned on, the target eNB of the X2
handover starts sending QCI1 uplink data when it receives the VoLTE UE handover completion
message. When the switch is turned off, the target eNB of the X2 switch starts sending QCI1 uplink data
after receiving the MME PATH SWITCH REQUEST ACKNOWLEDGE message. This parameter only applies
to FDD and TDD

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:PROTOCOLMSGOPTSWITCH=VolteX2HoDelayOptSwitch-0;

14. RRC connection establishment request statistics switch & RRC connection penalty statistics switch

RRC connection establishment request statistics switch: When the switch is turned on, the RRC
connection establishment success rate (including retransmission) will increase.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:RRCCONNREQSTATSWITCH=RrcConnPunishStatSwitch-1;

15. Detection algorithm switch & CQI reliability optimization switch

When the switch is turned on, more falsely detected CQIs can be identified in interference scenarios and
filled with historical CQI values; when the switch is turned off, falsely detected CQIs will not be
identified. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DETECTIONALGOSWITCH=CqiReliableSwitch-1;

16. SRI light load threshold

This parameter is the judgment threshold for the light load status of SRI resources. The PUCCH resource
allocation algorithm will compare the number of users accessed in the cell with this parameter to
determine whether the SRI resources are in a light load state.

MOD CELLPUCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,SRILOWLOADTHD=10;

17. SRI algorithm switch & voice user SRI adaptive hold switch

This parameter is used to control the SRI cycle adaptive maintenance function of voice users during SRI
resource adjustment. When the parameter switch is turned on, it means that the SRI period of voice
users during SRI resource adjustment is allocated according to the adaptive load. In a scenario with few
users, the adaptive load SRI period is smaller than the fixed allocated SRI long period, which can make
the voice access during SRI adjustment period The user's MOS score will be improved.

MOD CELLPUCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,SRIALGOSWITCH=SriAdaptiveHoldForVoIPSW-1;

18. SRI algorithm switch & voice-based SRI cycle adaptive optimization switch

Used to control whether the L1 detection enhancement algorithm of PUCCH SRI is enabled. When the
switch is configured to ON, it means that the PUCCH SRI detection enhancement algorithm is enabled in
the cell. PUCCH Format1 detection uses an optimized interference noise estimation algorithm, which
can more effectively suppress SRI false alarms; when the switch is configured to OFF, it means The cell
does not enable the L1 detection enhancement algorithm of PUCCH SRI, and PUCCH Format1 uses the
original algorithm for demodulation. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLPUCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,SRIALGOSWITCH=SriDetectEnhanceSW-1;

19. Common control signaling aggregation level

This parameter indicates the common signaling aggregation level. When the handover success rate
improvement optimization switch (HOSuccRateBoostOptSwitch) is turned on, the PDCCH aggregation
level of the switched RAR will be adjusted to 8 when retransmission occurs.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,COMSIGCONGREGLV=XX;

20. Power climbing step size (dB)

This parameter represents the leader power climbing step size. If PRACH fails to access successfully after
multiple accesses, the power step size needs to be increased accordingly to ensure successful access of
users.

MOD RACHCFG:LOCALCELLID=1,PWRRAMPINGSTEP=DB4_PWR_RAMPING_STEP;

21. RRC connection penalty threshold

For scenarios where abnormal terminals frequently access RRC, the smaller the parameter is configured,
the easier it is to reach the RRC connection penalty threshold, which makes it easier for the eNodeB to
issue RRC connection rejection, thereby avoiding resource consumption caused by frequent UE access,
but it will cause The delay for the UE to re-access the network increases;

For scenarios where abnormal terminals have frequent RRC access, the larger the parameter is
configured, the more difficult it is to reach the RRC connection penalty threshold, which makes it
difficult for the eNodeB to issue RRC connection rejection, and frequent UE access will cause more
resource consumption.

22. Low priority reselection threshold (2 dB)

The smaller the parameter is configured, the less difficult it is for the UE to select the cell at this
frequency point, and the access success rate of the cell at this frequency point is reduced; the larger the
parameter is configured, the more difficult it is for the UE to select the cell at this frequency point.
Improve the access success rate of the cell at this frequency point.

MOD GERANNFREQGROUP:LOCALCELLID=1,BCCHGROUPID=0,THRESHXLOW=13;

23. SRI algorithm switch & SRI detection enhanced algorithm switch

Used to control whether the L1 detection enhancement algorithm of PUCCH SRI is enabled. When the
switch is configured to ON, it means that the PUCCH SRI detection enhancement algorithm is enabled in
the cell. PUCCH Format1 detection uses an optimized interference noise estimation algorithm, which
can more effectively suppress SRI false alarms; when the switch is configured to OFF, it means The cell
does not enable the L1 detection enhancement algorithm of PUCCH SRI, and PUCCH Format1 uses the
original algorithm for demodulation. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLPUCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,SRIALGOSWITCH=SriDetectEnhanceSW-1;

24. Common control signaling aggregation level

This parameter indicates the common signaling aggregation level. When the handover success rate
improvement optimization switch (HOSuccRateBoostOptSwitch) is turned on, the PDCCH aggregation
level of the switched RAR will be adjusted to 8 when retransmission occurs.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,COMSIGCONGREGLV=XX;

Optimize wireless disconnection/VoLTE disconnection

1. RRC connection release timer offset in Drx state (milliseconds)

This parameter is used to configure the increased release waiting time for the RRC Connection Release
message delivered by the eNodeB in the DRX scenario. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD RRCCONNSTATETIMER:DRXRRCCONNRELTIMEROFFSET=5120;

2. HARQ algorithm switch & TDD HARQ-ACK feedback mode configuration optimization switch

This switch indicates the TDD system HARQ-ACK feedback mode configuration optimization switch. If the
switch is on, its HARQ-ACK feedback mode can be reconfigured according to the UE's business
conditions; if the switch is off, HARQ-ACK will not be performed according to the UE's business
conditions. Reconfiguration of feedback patterns. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,HARQALGOSWITCH=TddAckFbModeCfgOptSwitch-1;

3. Detection algorithm switch & CQI reliability optimization switch

When the switch is turned on, more falsely detected CQIs can be identified in interference scenarios and
filled with historical CQI values; when the switch is turned off, falsely detected CQIs will not be
identified. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DETECTIONALGOSWITCH=CqiReliableSwitch-1;

4. Minimum interval for uplink compensation scheduling during voice service call period (milliseconds)
This parameter is used to configure the minimum interval for uplink compensation scheduling during the
voice service call period when the uplink VoIP scheduling optimization switch is turned on.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULCOMPENSCHPERIODINSPURT=INTERVAL_20;

5. Minimum interval for uplink compensation scheduling during silent period of voice service
(milliseconds)

This parameter is used to configure the minimum interval for uplink compensation scheduling during the
silent period of the voice service when the uplink VoIP scheduling optimization switch is turned on.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULCOMPENSCHPERIODINSILENCE=INTERVAL_160;

6. Switch public optimization switch & SRI-based GAP optimization switch

SRI-based GAP optimization switch: When the switch is on, in non-DRX scenarios, the cooperation of SRI
is considered when configuring GAP, reducing the risk of call drops; when the switch is off, the
cooperation of SRI is not considered when configuring GAP, resulting in call drops. .

MOD ENODEBALGOSWITCH:HOCOMMOPTSWITCH=BasedSriGapOptSwitch-1;

7. Switch public optimization switch & SRI-based GAP optimization switch in DRX scenario

SRI-based GAP optimization switch in DRX scenario: on, LAI-based CSFB blind neighbor selection switch:
off, measurement mechanism optimization switch when A1A2 trigger type is BOTH: on

MOD ENODEBALGOSWITCH:HOCOMMOPTSWITCH=DrxBasedSriGapOptSwitch-1;

8. Abnormal terminal judgment threshold (%)

When this parameter is set to 0, the abnormal terminal call drop identification function is turned
off. The function takes effect when set to 1~100. The smaller the parameter setting, the looser the call
drop identification judgment of abnormal terminals, and the greater the drop in call drop rate. The
larger the parameter setting, the stricter the call drop identification judgment of abnormal terminals,
and the call drop rate decreases. The smaller the amplitude

MOD CELLCOUNTERPARAGROUP:LOCALCELLID=1,UEABNORMALJUDGETHD=10;
9. DRX starting position adjustment switch

When the parameter switch is on, it can avoid the problem of call drops for specific terminals due to
compatibility after DRX is turned on.

When the parameter switch is off, a specific terminal may be configured in a special subframe due to
DRX Offset, and the base station schedules this type of terminal on this subframe. This type of terminal
does not receive the call, resulting in call drops.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,DRXSTARTOFFSETADJUSTSW=ON;

Optimize CQI parameter scheme

1. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & CQI adjustment algorithm switch

This parameter is mainly used to control whether the eNodeB is allowed to correct the CQI reported by
the UE based on IBLER (Initial Block Error Rate).

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=CqiAdjAlgoSwitch-1;

2. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & CQI variable step size adjustment switch

This parameter is mainly used to control the opening and closing of the variable step size scheme. This
parameter only applies to FDD and TDD. When calibrating, use small steps for fine adjustment; if the
switch is off, use fixed steps for adjustment.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=CqiAdjAlgoSwitch-1&StepVarySwitch-1;

3. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & adaptive variable step algorithm switch

This switch is used to control the turning on and off of the adaptive variable step algorithm. This
parameter only applies to FDD and TDD. If the switch is on, scenarios with large changes in signal quality
are identified and large step sizes are used to adjust, thereby speeding up the convergence speed of
IBLER; if the switch is off, fixed step sizes are used for CQI adjustment.
MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=AdaptiveStepVarySwitch-1;

4. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & downlink retransmission TBS index adjustment and optimization
switch

This switch controls the retransmission TBS index adjustment and optimization function. This parameter
only applies to FDD and TDD. When the switch is on, only the last two retransmissions are scheduled
with a reduced TBS index, and other retransmissions are determined based on the results of the CQI
adjustment. When the switch is off, the TBS for retransmission scheduling is determined based on the
results of the CQI adjustment. index.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=DlRetxTbsIndexAdjOptSwitch-1;

5. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & reporting CQI filter initial value adaptive switch

Used to control the reporting of CQI filter initial values. If the value of this switch is on, the initial value
of the CQI filter reported by the user is assigned according to the size of the reported CQI and the
reported CQI filter factor in the first few reporting cycles is adjusted. If this switch is off, the initial value
of the CQI filter reported by all users is 4. This parameter is only applicable to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=RptCqiFltInitSwitch-1;

6. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & user signaling CQI initial value modification switch

This switch is used to control the selection of the reported CQI initial value effective point. When the
switch is on, the initial CQI value reported when MSG4 is received as an ACK or when MSG5 is received,
the initial CQI value reported becomes effective; when the switch is off, the reported CQI value is used
immediately. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=UeSigInitCqiModSwitch-1;

7. CQI adjustment algorithm switch & CQI fast compensation switch

This parameter is mainly used to control whether the eNodeB is allowed to quickly compensate the CQI
of the three types of users. If the switch is on, the eNodeB identifies switching users with PCI mode 3
conflicts, BF users under 8T8R, and network-connected users with non-periodic CQI reporting under
high CAPS, and quickly compensates for the CQI of these three types of users.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIADJALGOSWITCH=CqiFastCompstSwitch-1;
8. CQI cycle adaptive switch

This parameter represents the CQI cycle adaptive switch. If set to on, the CQI period is configured
adaptively based on the cell air interface load; if set to off, the CQI period is configured using
UserCqiPeriod.

MOD CELLCQIADAPTIVECFG:LOCALCELLID=XX,CQIPERIODADAPTIVE=XX;

9. User-level CQI period (milliseconds)

When the CQI cycle adaptive switch is turned off, a fixed configuration is used. This parameter indicates
the CQI cycle in the fixed configuration. It only takes effect when the CQI cycle adaptive switch is turned
off. When the UserCqiPeriod configuration value is 2ms, for a TDD cell, the cell automatically changes
the value to 5ms.

MOD CELLCQIADAPTIVECFG:LOCALCELLID=1,CQIPERIODADAPTIVE=OFF,USERCQIPERIOD=ms80;

10. Switch aperiodic CQI configuration switch

This parameter controls the switching of user aperiodic CQI resource configuration and the triggering of
aperiodic CQI reporting. When this parameter is configured to ON, aperiodic CQI resources are
configured in the handover command. For users who do not configure periodic CQI, an aperiodic CQI
report is triggered when there is downlink service after the handover is completed; when this parameter
is configured to OFF, non-periodic CQI resources are not configured in the handover command. Periodic
CQI resources, non-periodic CQI configuration is performed after the handover is completed.

MOD CELLCQIADAPTIVECFG:LOCALCELLID=1,HOAPERIODICCQICFGSWITCH=ON;

11. SRI false alarm threshold switch

This parameter is the SRI false alarm threshold switch: after the switch is turned on, the SRI detection
threshold will increase when the user enters the DRX state; when the switch is turned off, the SRI
detection threshold returns to the default value.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,SRIFALSEDETTHDSWITCH=ON;

Optimize switching success rate

1. Pucch power control cycle (20 milliseconds)

This parameter is used to configure the power control cycle of PUCCH.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,PUCCHPCPERIOD=1;

2. Pucch power control target SINR offset (decibel)

This parameter is used to configure the offset of the PUCCH power control SINR target value.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,PUCCHPCTARGETSINROFFSET=10;

3. Uplink shared channel transmission power spectral density control target

This parameter is used to set the PUSCH transmit power spectral density level of ordinary users after the
uplink scheduling control power switch is turned on. The larger the parameter configuration is, the
higher the PUSCH transmission power spectral density of ordinary users will be. If configured as
ADAPTIVE, the PUSCH transmission power spectral density of ordinary users will be automatically
adjusted according to the network load. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,PUSCHPSDCTRLTARGET=8;

4. HARQ algorithm switch & TDD HARQ-ACK feedback mode configuration optimization switch

This switch indicates the TDD system HARQ-ACK feedback mode configuration optimization switch. If the
switch is on, its HARQ-ACK feedback mode can be reconfigured according to the UE's business
conditions; if the switch is off, HARQ-ACK will not be performed according to the UE's business
conditions. Reconfiguration of feedback patterns. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,HARQALGOSWITCH=TddAckFbModeCfgOptSwitch-1;

5. Switch process control switch & load process priority switch

Bearer process priority switch: This switch is used to control the processing strategy when switching and
bearer processes conflict. When the switch is turned on, when the handover conflicts with the bearer
establishment, modification or deletion process, if it is not the CSFB or QCI1 bearer release process that
conflicts with the SRVCC handover, the bearer process will be processed first. If the CSFB or SRVCC
handover process conflicts with other bearer processes, , the switching process will be processed with
priority; when the switch is turned off, when switching conflicts with the bearer establishment,
modification or deletion process, the switching process will be processed with priority. This parameter
only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:HOPROCCTRLSWITCH=ErabFlowFirstSwitch-1;

6. Optimize the penalty timer for switching preparation failure (30 seconds)

This parameter controls the timer length that punishes the failure of optimized handovers other than
MLB (including frequency priority-based handovers, service-based handovers, SPID-based handovers
back to HPLMN, and QOE-based handovers). This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:OPTHOPREFAILPUNISHTIMER=1;

7. Resource class switching preparation failure penalty timer (seconds)

CSFB, coverage-based, uplink quality-based, and distance-based handovers are necessary types of
handovers. After the resource class handover preparation fails, the shorter the penalty timer is set, the
more invalid handover requests are initiated after the resource class handover preparation fails; The
longer the penalty timer is set, the fewer invalid handover requests are initiated. However, if the time is
too long, the UE may drop calls because the handover is not timely.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:RESHOPREFAILPUNISHTIMER=50;

8. Penalty times for failure to prepare for non-resource switching (times)

After the preparation for non-resource switching fails, the smaller the number of penalties, the more
invalid switching requests are initiated after the preparation for non-resource switching fails; the larger
the number of penalties, the fewer the number of invalid switching requests are initiated, but the
number of penalties is too high. If the number is too high, the UE may not switch in time, resulting in call
drops.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:NONRESHOPREFAILPUNISHTIMES=50;
9. Number of retries for failed non-resource switching preparations (times)

After the non-resource switching preparation fails, the smaller the parameter setting, the fewer retry
opportunities, and the greater the probability of switching failure; the larger the parameter setting, the
more retry opportunities, and the greater the probability of successful switching attempts, but it also
This will increase unnecessary signaling waste.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:NONRESHOPREFAILRETRYTIMES=1;

10. Proprietary GAP measurement mode

When the parameter value is GAP mode 0, the CSFB measurement frequency point identification time is
short, and the density of measurement samples per unit time is large, which has a large negative impact
on the maximum throughput rate of the UE that activates GAP; when the parameter value is GAP mode
1 , CSFB measurement frequency point identification takes a long time, and the density of measurement
samples per unit time is small, which is more likely to cause handover failure and call drop.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:DEDICATEDGAPPATTERNTYPE=GAP_PATTERN_TYPE_0;

eSRVCC switching success rate

1. GERAN switching B2 RSRP threshold 1 (milliwatt decibels)

For coverage-based GERAN handover, if B2 events are used, a reasonable threshold needs to be
configured. The lower the threshold (signal quality of the serving cell) of the B2 event, the more difficult
it is to trigger the B2 event, which can easily lead to too late handover; the higher the threshold, the
easier it is to trigger the B2 event and initiate GERAN handover.

MOD
INTERRATHOCOMMGROUP:LOCALCELLID=1,INTERRATHOCOMMGROUPID=1,GERANB2THD1RSRP=-118;

2. Reserve parameter 43
Reserved parameters are parameters temporarily used in patch versions. In future versions, these
parameters will be replaced by new parameters (for example, the parameter ID of the new parameters
will reflect the function of the parameter). Therefore, users should avoid using this parameter in the
interface. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD ENBRSVDPARA:RSVDPARA43=60;

3. Switch and configure QCI priority

This parameter indicates the QCI priority, which is the priority used by each standard QCI configuration
switching algorithm. The larger the number, the lower the priority. It is used to select handover
parameters based on QCI priority in the handover algorithm, select the target frequency point in the
service-based inter-frequency handover, and select the inter-system handover strategy. In the combined
service in the above scenario, the handover parameter corresponding to which QCI, the corresponding
target frequency point and the corresponding handover strategy can be decided based on this
parameter configuration. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLQCIPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,QCI=1,QCIPRIORITYFORHO=1;

Optimize voice service quality

1. Downlink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & voice service scheduling switch before downlink
switching

When the switch is turned on, the downlink voice packet transmission delay can be reduced in the
handover scenario and the voice quality can be improved, especially in the DRX-on scenario; however, it
will increase the PDSCH RB resources consumed by voice users in the source cell, resulting in a decrease
in the throughput rate of the source cell. .

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLENHANCEDVOIPSCHSW=DlSchVoipDuringHoSwitch-0;

2. DRX status at uplink HARQ retransmission scheduling time

When the parameter is set to DRX_ACTIVE_FOR_RETX (the retransmission user is set to the active
period), only retransmission scheduling is performed at the uplink HARQ retransmission scheduling
time;

When the parameter is set to DRX_ACTIVE_FOR_VOICE (retransmission users and voice users are set to
the active period), initial transmission scheduling for voice users can also be performed at the uplink
HARQ retransmission scheduling time. If the drx-InactivityTimer of the voice user is less than 8ms, the
scheduling opportunities of the voice user can be increased, the scheduling delay caused by DRX can be
reduced, and the voice quality can be improved; however, if the UE is still in the DRX sleep period at the
uplink HARQ retransmission scheduling time (the terminal does not follow the protocol
Implementation), may cause the DRX status of the eNodeB and UE to be inconsistent for a period of
time, and uplink and downlink scheduling during this period will waste scheduling resources.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,DRXSTATEDURINGULHARQRETX=DRX_ACTIVE_FOR_VOICE;

3. VoIP with GAP mode logo

When this parameter is set to ENABLE, it means that VoIP users are allowed to enter periodic gap mode.
During the gap mode, users cannot be scheduled and their voice service quality will decrease.

When this parameter is set to DISABLE, it means that VoIP users are not allowed to enter periodic gap
mode, thus not affecting the user's voice service quality. At the same time, if a user who has entered the
periodic gap mode initiates a VoIP service, the base station will actively delete the user's periodic inter-
frequency and inter-system measurement tasks, and will add air interface RRC reconfiguration
messages, indirectly increasing the probability of call drops.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:VOIPWITHGAPMODE=DISABLE;

4. SRI cycle adaptive switch

SRI period adaptive switch: This parameter is used to control the SRI (Scheduling Request Indicator)
adaptive function. When this parameter is set to "QCIADAPTIVE (Adaptive algorithm that considers
QCI)", the SRI cycle is configured adaptively based on the cell load and QCI bearer; when this parameter
is set to "NOQCIADAPTIVE (Adaptive algorithm that does not consider QCI)", the SRI The period is
adaptively configured only based on the cell load; when this parameter is set to "OFF", the SRI period
adopts the SriPeriod configuration value in CELLSTANDARDQCI.

MOD PUCCHCFG:LOCALCELLID=1,SRIPERIODADAPTIVE=NOQCIADAPTIVE;

5. Voice decryption self-correction switch & voice decryption self-correction switch

This switch is used to control the voice decryption self-correction function on or off. In scenarios where
voice decryption fails due to reasons such as PDCP SN disorder, enabling this function allows voice
decryption failure detection and error correction; when this function is turned off, voice decryption
failure detection and error correction are not performed. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:VOIPFAILDECSELFRECSWITCH=VoipFailDecSelfRecSwitch-1;

Optimize and improve coverage plan

1. Physical control format indicates channel power (0.005 dB)

This parameter indicates the power offset of the cell PCFICH channel power relative to the reference
signal. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLCHPWRCFG:LOCALCELLID=1,PCFICHPWR=-600;

2. Synchronization channel power (0.005 dB)

This parameter represents the power offset of the cell synchronization channel power relative to the
reference signal. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLCHPWRCFG:LOCALCELLID=1,SCHPWR=0;

3. Random access response signal power (0.005 dB)

The recommended configuration range is within 3dB above and below PaPcOff. The larger the
parameter, the larger the random access response signal coverage, but the less power available for
PDSCH; the smaller the parameter, the smaller the random access response signal range, but the more
power available for PDSCH.

MOD CELLCHPWRCFG:LOCALCELLID=1,RARSPPWR=-600;

4. Transmit diversity DCI1A scheduling switch

When the switch is set to ON, the good demodulation performance of the PDCCH format DCI1A can be
used to improve PDCCH coverage; when the switch is set to OFF, the default DCI2A format is used to
indicate single codeword scheduling, which has no impact on wireless network performance.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,TXDDCI1ASWITCH=ON;

5. Minimum receiving level (2mWdB)

Increasing the value of a certain cell makes it more difficult for the cell to comply with the S rule and
become a Suitable Cell, making it more difficult to select the cell, and vice versa. The selected cell should
be able to provide the signal quality requirements for basic services.

MOD CELLRESEL:LOCALCELLID=2,QRXLEVMIN=-62;

6. Power offset of message 3 relative to the preamble (2 dB)

The setting of DeltaPreambleMsg3 is too low, which cannot meet the requirements of the transmission
power of Message 3. It reduces the transmission power of the data channel and reduces the cell
throughput. The setting of DeltaPreambleMsg3 is too high. On the basis of meeting the requirements of
the transmission power of Message 3, increasing the transmission power will increase the interference
with neighbors. interference in the area, reducing the throughput of the entire network

MOD CELLULPCCOMM:LOCALCELLID=1,DELTAPREAMBLEMSG3=-1;

7. Message 2 power offset (dB)

The larger the value is set, the greater the power of Msg3, and the greater the power of PUSCH/PUCCH
after entering the network and after handover.

The smaller the value is set, the smaller the Msg3 power will be, and the smaller the power of
PUSCH/PUCCH will be after entering the network and after handover.

MOD CELLULPCCOMM:LOCALCELLID=1,DELTAMSG2=DELTAMsg2_NEG4;

Optimize reconstruction success rate

1. RRC reconstruction protection threshold

This parameter represents the reconstruction protection threshold. Due to the complexity of terminal
manufacturers, there may be inconsistencies in the understanding of the protocol between the terminal
and the eNodeB, triggering the RRC reconstruction process in which the UE fails to initiate
reconfiguration. When the RRC reconstruction is successful, the same reconfiguration failure scenario is
triggered, causing the terminal to continuously Trigger a rebuild. When this parameter is set to 0, it
means that the reconstruction protection function is not used; when this parameter is set to other than
0, it means that the reconstruction protection function is used. The re-establishment protection function
means that when the number of re-establishment requests by the same UE that triggers reconfiguration
failure reasons in the same base station within one minute exceeds the re-establishment protection
threshold, the base station rejects the re-establishment request. This parameter only applies to FDD and
TDD. When this parameter is set to other than 0, the larger the reconstruction protection threshold, the
higher the reconstruction success rate; the smaller the reconstruction protection threshold, the lower
the reconstruction success rate.

Exit statement: This parameter will be replaced by EnhancedRRRCeestProtectThd in future versions (the
current version interface supports configuration synchronization and configuration delivery of both this
parameter and EnhancedRRRCeestProtectThd: when EnhancedRRCReestProtectThd does not take
effect, this parameter takes effect; when EnhancedRRCReestProtectThd takes effect, this parameter
does not take effect .), so users should avoid using this parameter.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:RRCREESTPROTECTTHD=0;

2. DRX stops SR suspend switch

When the parameter switch is on, when DRX is on, it can reduce the number of downlink DTXs, improve
the network downlink throughput rate under medium and heavy loads, and reduce the number of RRC
re-establishments; however, DTX false detection will also increase the downlink scheduling delay; the
parameter switch is When off, when DRX is turned on, the number of DL DTXs will be increased, the
network downlink throughput rate will be reduced under medium and heavy loads, and the number of
RRC re-establishments will be increased. It is recommended to turn it on in medium-to-heavy load
network scenarios where DRX is turned on.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,DRXSTOPSRPENDINGSW=ON;

3. User GAP and DRX mutual exclusion switch

When the parameter value is ON, the configured DRX parameters need to be released when delivering
GAP measurements to users to reduce the impact of inaccurate measurements when terminal GAP and
DRX cooperate. The number of reconstructions will be reduced, but the power saving effect will be
reduced; when the parameters When the value is OFF, GAP measurement is delivered to users without
releasing the configured DRX parameters, which increases the impact of inaccurate measurements when
GAP and DRX cooperate. The number of reconstructions will increase, but the power saving effect is
improved.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,GAPDRXEXCLUSIVESWITCH=ON;

4. RRC connection release timer offset in Drx state (milliseconds)

This parameter is used to configure the increased release waiting time for the RRC Connection Release
message delivered by the eNodeB in the DRX scenario. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD RRCCONNSTATETIMER:DRXRRCCONNRELTIMEROFFSET=5120;

5. Repeat RRC reconstruction protection timer (seconds)

This parameter indicates the repeated RRC reconstruction protection timer. When this parameter is set
to non-0, when the same RRC access user repeatedly initiates RRC reconstruction request time interval
is less than the protection timer threshold, repeated RRC reconstruction requests and successful
performance indicators will not be counted. When this parameter is set to 0, it means that this function
does not take effect. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD RRCCONNSTATETIMER:REPTRRCREESTPROTECTTIMER=20;

Optimize interference parameter scheme

1. Closed-loop power control optimization user type under PUSCH dynamic scheduling

When Normal is selected, the near-point power control optimization is effective for all users; when Us is
selected, the near-point power control optimization is only effective for unrestricted users; when
ULBigPkt is selected, the near-point power control optimization is only effective for It is valid for uplink
big packet users; when UsOrULBigPkt is selected, the near-point power control optimization is valid for
both unrestricted users and uplink big packet users. This parameter is only applicable to TDD.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,CLOSELOOPOPTPUSCHTYPE=XX;
2. Interference control IN correction

This switch is used to control the opening and closing of the IN correction function in interference-based
uplink power control. This switch is only available for TDD.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,IOTCTRLINCORRECTSWITCH=ON;

3. Format1 code channel allocation mode

This parameter indicates the PUCCH format 1/1a/1b code channel resource allocation method. This
parameter takes effect only when the cyclic shift interval (DeltaShift) is DS1_DELTA_SHIFT (ds1). When
configured as FIXEDMODE (fixed allocation mode), it means that the current PUCCH format 1/1a/1b
code channel resource allocation adopts a fixed continuous allocation method; when configured as
RANDOMMODE (random allocation mode), it means that the current PUCCH format 1/1a/ 1b code
channel resources are randomly allocated. When configured as OPTISELECTMODE (optimized selection
mode), it means that the current PUCCH format1 code channel uses the optimized selection mode for
resource allocation. When configured as RBSAVINGMODE (RB saving mode), it means that the current
PUCCH format1/1a/1b code channel adopts a method of improving user reuse on RBs to save RBs for
resource allocation.

MOD PUCCHCFG:LOCALCELLID=XX,FORMAT1CHALLOCMODE=XX;

4. eNodeB interference randomization modulus

If the value is larger, when the PRB occupancy rate is very low, the location of the cell scheduling
resources can be better staggered and the interference impact can be reduced. However, as the PRB
occupancy rate increases, the effect will weaken. If the value is too large, the actual PRB occupancy rate
will be higher. If it is high, it cannot be staggered according to the configuration value, and there is no
benefit. If this value is small, the staggering effect will not be significant and the degree of interference
reduction will be small.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ENBINTERFRANDMOD=MOD6;

Optimize VoLTE uplink packet loss

1. Uplink scheduling switch & PUSCH DTX detection switch

This switch controls whether the eNodeB uses the PUSCH DTX detection results to perform
corresponding processing. For FDD cells, after this function takes effect, uplink scheduling will determine
whether to perform adaptive retransmission based on the PUSCH DTX detection results. At the same
time, the PDCCH aggregation level adjustment module will use the PUSCH DTX detection results to
adjust the aggregation level of DCI 0. If the FDD cell is established on the LBBPc board, the number of
receiving antennas in the cell needs to be less than 4 and the uplink cyclic prefix length of the cell needs
to be a normal cyclic prefix and the SRS configuration indication in SRSCFG needs to be configured to
"Yes" to make the PUSCH DTX function take effect. At the same time, LBBPc PUSCH DTX detection for
VMIMO users is not supported. For TDD cells, this function only takes effect for subframe ratios 2 and 5.
After the function takes effect, the PDCCH aggregation level adjustment module will use the PUSCH DTX
detection results to adjust the aggregation level. If the TDD cell is built on the LBBPc board, PUSCH DTX
detection is not supported. Function. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=PuschDtxSwitch-1;

2. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink frequency selection enhancement switch

This switch is used to control the upstream load-based frequency selection enhancement function on
and off. This parameter only applies to FDD. Uplink IICS algorithm switch: This switch is used to control
the turning on and off of the UL IICS algorithm. When on, the algorithm achieves interference
suppression through accurate identification of access user attributes and coordination of scheduling
resources, improving cell edge throughput. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=UlEnhancedFssSwitch-1;

3. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink SR scheduling processing optimization switch

The switch is used to control whether the rescheduling after the scheduled transmission of the uplink
response SR fails after reaching the maximum number of HARQ retransmissions when DRX is turned on
should be processed at the beginning of the DRX long-period on-duration timer. If the switch is turned
on, the rescheduling after the scheduled transmission of the uplink response SR reaches the maximum
number of HARQ retransmissions and still fails needs to be processed at the beginning of the DRX long
period on-duration timer. When the switch is off, the scheduled transmission of the uplink response SR
reaches the maximum HARQ retransmission number. If the number of uploads still fails, it can be
rescheduled immediately. Recommended to open on general networks. This parameter only applies to
FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=UlEnhancedSrSchSwitch-1;

4. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink scheduler control power switch

This switch is a switch that controls whether the uplink scheduler breaks the power control constraints
and controls whether the power function is enabled. When the value is on, the uplink scheduler power
control function is enabled, and the scheduler can break the power control constraints to ensure full
utilization of the UE transmit power; when the value is off, the uplink scheduler power control function
is turned off, and the scheduler cannot break the power control constraints. , the UE transmission power
cannot be fully utilized at mid-to-remote points. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=SchedulerCtrlPowerSwitch-1;

5. Uplink scheduling switch & switch of the last two uplink retransmission scheduling optimization
solutions

This switch is used for the last two uplink retransmission optimization solutions. When this switch is on,
the last two uplink retransmission scheduling optimization solutions are adopted. For the last two uplink
retransmission scheduling, if the user power is not limited, adaptive retransmission is used, and the
number of RBs is increased to improve the reception of retransmissions. Success rate, reduce uplink
RBLER; when this switch is off, the default retransmission scheduling method is used. This parameter
only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=UlLast2RetransSchOptSwitch-1;

6. Uplink scheduling switch & PUSCH DTX scheduling optimization switch

After this function takes effect, uplink scheduling will determine whether to perform adaptive
retransmission based on the PUSCH DTX detection results. This function only takes effect for subframe
configurations 2 and 5. If the TDD cell is established on the LBBPc board, the PUSCH DTX detection
function is not supported. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=PuschDtxSchOptSwitch-1;

7. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink frequency selection switch

When the switch is turned off, the uplink frequency selective scheduling is turned off; when the switch is
turned on, the uplink frequency selective scheduling is turned on. This parameter is only applicable to
TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=ULFSSAlgoSwitch-1;

8. PucchIRC enhancement

This parameter is used to determine the size of the interference and can perform adaptive switching of
the IRC algorithm more accurately. The switch only takes effect when PucchIrcSwitch is turned on. When
PucchIrcSwitch is turned off, the detection performance will be better by "turning on PucchIrcSwitch and
this switch" at the same time than "turning off PucchIrcSwitch and this switch". When PucchIrcSwitch is
turned on, and then this switch is turned on, compared to the situation of "PucchIrcSwitch is turned on
but this switch is turned off", the false alarm will become better and the detection performance will be
slightly reduced. This parameter only applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,PUCCHIRCENHANCE=ON;

9. PUSCH DTX scheduling strategy

This parameter is used to control the scheduling strategy when the initial transmission PUSCH is
detected as DTX when the PUSCH DTX detection switch PuschDtxSwitch in the uplink scheduling switch
UlSchSwitch is turned on. If it is set to NEW_TX (initial transmission scheduling), no retransmission
scheduling will be performed when the initial transmission PUSCH is detected as DTX, and subsequent
initial transmission scheduling will be performed; if set to ADAPTIVE_RETX (adaptive retransmission
scheduling), automatic retransmission scheduling will be performed when the initial transmission PUSCH
is detected as DTX. Adaptive retransmission scheduling; if set to EN_ADAPTIVE_RETX (enhanced
adaptive retransmission scheduling), in the DRX scenario, when the initial transmission PUSCH is
detected as DTX, adaptive retransmission will be performed regardless of whether the retransmission
scheduling time is in the DRX sleep period or active period. Scheduling. This parameter only applies to
FDD.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,PUSCHDTXSCHSTRATEGY=XX;

10. Uplink extended VoLTE scheduling switch & uplink voice retransmission scheduling optimization
switch

This parameter is used to control whether the retransmission scheduling optimization function for
uplink voice users takes effect. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect; when
the switch is turned on, if the voice user performs retransmission scheduling, the uplink retransmission
success rate of the voice user is improved and the uplink retransmission success rate of the voice user is
reduced by downgrading the RB expansion and increasing the power. Packet loss rate. This switch only
works with TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=FreqSelSwitch-1;

11. Voice user Gap and DRX mutual exclusion switch

When the parameter value is ON, the DRX parameters that have been configured to the user will be
released when delivering GAP measurements in the system to voice users, reducing the packet loss rate
problem caused by untimely scheduling when GAP and DRX cooperate, but the power saving effect will
be reduced. ; When the parameter value is OFF, the GAP measurement in the system is delivered to
voice users without releasing the delivered DRX parameters. The packet loss rate of voice users will be
affected, but the power saving effect will be better.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,VOLTEGAPDRXEXCLUSIVESWITCH=ON;

12. SR detection optimization switch

In TDD mode, when the parameter switch is on, DRX can identify more SR false alarm scenarios. At the
same time, in the SR false alarm early warning scenario, the base station scheduling and measurement
volume reception are reduced to reduce the packet error rate and transmission parameter errors.
Adjustment, but at the same time due to the lag in base station scheduling and measurement reception,
it has a negative impact on delay. At the same time, when the user load in the cell is heavy, it will affect
throughput. When the parameter switch is off, the detection of SR false alarms under DRX lags behind,
causing an increase in BLER and false detections in corresponding channel measurements, affecting
throughput and service experience. In FDD mode, when the parameter switch is on, it reduces the
impact of the inconsistent DRX status of the base station and the terminal on the QCI1 service downlink
scheduling after the SR false alarm occurs in the terminal's DRX sleep period in the base station, and
reduces the downlink packet loss rate of the QCI1 service. However, the downlink packet delay of the
QCI1 service will increase. For mixed bearers containing QCI1 services, if other bearers have data, the
downlink packet delays of other bearers will also increase. When the parameter switch is off, it has no
impact on network performance.

MOD CELLDRXPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,DRXSRDETECTOPTSWITCH=ON;

Optimize VoLTE downlink packet loss

1. Initial value of downlink IBLER target value for voice users (%)

This parameter indicates the initial value of the voice downlink IBLER target value. If the parameter
InitDlIblerTargetforVoLTE is configured as 0, this parameter will not take effect. This parameter only
applies to FDD and TDD. The smaller the setting of this parameter, the smaller the downlink MCS of
voice users, and the downlink packet loss rate of voice users may decrease slightly; the larger the setting
of this parameter, the larger the downlink MCS of voice users, and the lower downlink packet loss rate
of voice users. Package rates may increase slightly.

MOD CELLCQIADJALGO:INITDLIBLERTARGETFORVOLTE=5;

2. Downlink Volte CQI adjustment and optimization switch & downlink retransmission TBS index
optimization switch

Downlink retransmission TBS index optimization switch: This switch is used to control the downlink
retransmission TBS index optimization function for voice users. When this switch is turned on,
retransmissions of voice users are scheduled with TBS index reduction; when this switch is turned off,
retransmissions of voice users and other users are processed in the same TBS index manner. This
parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLCQIADJALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLVOLTECQIADJOPTSW=DlRetxTbsOptSwitch-1;

3. Downlink Volte CQI adjustment optimization switch & downlink CQI adjustment amount optimization
switch

This parameter is used to control the downlink CQI adjustment and optimization function for voice
users. Downlink CQI adjustment amount optimization switch: When the switch is turned on, the
transmission delay of downlink voice users is reduced and the voice quality is improved; however, it will
increase the PDSCH RB resources consumed by voice users, resulting in a decrease in cell data service
throughput. When the switch is turned off, there is no impact on network performance.

MOD CELLCQIADJALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLVOLTECQIADJOPTSW=DLDeltaCqiOptSwitch-1;

4. Voice user NACK CQI adjustment amount

This parameter indicates the reduction value of the CQI adjustment amount when the voice user
feedbacks NACK. The smaller the parameter is configured, the smaller the downlink CQI adjustment
amount for voice users is reduced, and the voice packet delay is reduced, but the less PDSCH RB
resources are consumed by voice users; the larger the parameter is configured, the smaller the downlink
CQI adjustment for voice users is. The greater the volume reduction, the greater the voice packet delay
reduction, but the more PDSCH RB resources consumed by voice users.

MOD CELLCQIADJALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,INITDLIBLERTARGETFORVOLTE=xx;

5. Downlink scheduling switch & frequency selection switch

This switch controls whether to activate the frequency selective scheduling function. When this switch is
on, users can transmit data on the frequency band with good channel quality. This parameter only
applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHSWITCH=FreqSelSwitch-1;

6. Initial value of downstream IBLER target value

For the FDD system, the IBLER target value when the downlink IBLER target value adaptation algorithm
and the downlink enhanced IBLER target value adaptation algorithm are enabled is not controlled. The
larger this parameter is set, the higher the MCS level, but the retransmission rate will also be higher. If
the spectrum efficiency gain brought by the increase in MCS is greater than the performance loss
brought by the increase in the retransmission rate, the downlink throughput can be improved.
Otherwise, the downlink throughput can be improved. It may reduce the downlink throughput; the
smaller the parameter is set, the lower the MCS level is, but the retransmission rate is also lower. If the
spectrum efficiency loss caused by the reduction of MCS is less than the gain from the reduction of the
retransmission rate, the downlink can be improved. throughput, otherwise the downlink throughput
may decrease.

MOD CELLCQIADJALGO:LOCALCELLID=X,INITDLIBLERTARGET=XX;

7. Keep U32 parameter 1

U32 parameter 1 is reserved, a parameter reserved to facilitate future expansion requirements.

MOD ENBCELLRSVDPARA:LOCALCELLID=1,RSVDU32PARA1=35;

Optimize PCI obfuscation

1. PCI conflict reporting switch & PCI collision detection reporting switch

When COLLISION_REPORT_SWITCH is on and there is a PCI collision in the network, PCI collision
information can be viewed on the U2000 PCI self-optimization interface; however, if the eNodeB has an
RRU remote scenario, PCI collision misdetection may occur. When COLLISION_REPORT_SWITCH is off,
the U2000 PCI self-optimization interface will not display PCI collision information.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,PCICONFLICTREPORTSWITCH=COLLISION_REPORT_SWITCH-1;

2. PCI conflict reporting switch & PCI confusion detection reporting switch

PCI confusion detection reporting switch: When CONFUSION_REPORT_SWITCH is on and PCI confusion
exists in the network, PCI confusion information can be viewed on the U2000 PCI self-optimization
interface. When CONFUSION_REPORT_SWITCH is off, the U2000 PCI self-optimization interface will not
display PCI confusion information.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,PCICONFLICTREPORTSWITCH=CONFUSION_REPORT_SWITCH-1;

Optimize capacity parameter scheme

1. PDCCH capacity improvement switch

This switch is used to control the optimization plan to increase PDCCH capacity. For FDD, after the switch
is turned on: (1) The initial value of the closed-loop adjustment is only valid for SRB; (2) After the CCE
allocation of a user fails, the PDCCH power of the user will be increased and the aggregation level of the
user will be reduced for secondary resource allocation. . When the switch is turned off: (1) The initial
closed-loop adjustment value is valid for both SRB and DRB; (2) After a user's CCE allocation fails, the
user's PDCCH power will not be raised and the user's aggregation level will be reduced for secondary
resource allocation. processing. For TDD, after the switch is turned on: after a user's CCE allocation fails,
the user's PDCCH power will be raised and the user's aggregation level will be lowered for secondary
resource allocation. When the switch is turned off: After a user's CCE allocation fails, the user's PDCCH
power will not be raised while the user's aggregation level will be lowered for secondary resource
allocation.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,PDCCHCAPACITYIMPROVESWITCH=XX;

2. Upper limit of PDCCH code rate

This parameter indicates the maximum code rate of PDCCH. The code rate of PDCCH used in the system
cannot exceed this value, otherwise the aggregation level needs to be raised.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,PDCCHMAXCODERATE=XX;

3. Uplink PDCCH allocation probability increase switch & reserved public search space CCE switch

This parameter is used to control the uplink PDCCH allocation probability increase switch. Includes sub-
switches: the reserved public search space CCE switch. When the reserved public search space CCE
switch is turned on, a certain amount of public search space CCE resources are reserved for uplinks;
when the reserved public search space CCE switch is turned off, no CCE resources are reserved for
uplinks. Reserve public search space CCE resources.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULPDCCHALLOCIMPROVESWITCH=ReserveCommonCCESwitch-
1;

Optimize download speed

1. PRACH configuration index configuration indication

This parameter indicates whether the PRACH configuration index of the cell is configured. For a TDD cell,
when the baseband board is an LBBPc board, the PRACH configuration index configured in the cell does
not take effect.

MOD RACHCFG:LOCALCELLID=XX,PRACHCONFIGINDEXCFGIND=XX;
2. PRACH configuration index

This parameter indicates the PRACH Configuration index of cell configuration. When the baseband board
is an LBBPc board, in the 4T4R scenario, the PRACH Configuration indexes of all cells on the board need
to be staggered in the time domain.

MOD RACHCFG:LOCALCELLID=XX,PRACHCONFIGINDEXCFGIND=CFG,PRACHCONFIGINDEX=XX;

3. Uplink scheduling switch & uplink speed estimation-based enhancement switch

This switch is used to control the opening and closing of the uplink speed estimation-based scheduling
enhancement algorithm. When this switch is on, the uplink scheduling enhancement algorithm based on
speed estimation is enabled. This algorithm determines whether a low-speed user is a low-speed user
based on Doppler measurement of the physical layer, further improving the uplink performance of low-
speed users. When this switch is off, the uplink scheduling enhancement algorithm based on speed
estimation is turned off. The uplink scheduling enhancement algorithm based on speed estimation is
bound to the Doppler Measurement Level parameter. This algorithm only takes effect when the value of
DopMeasLevel is CLASS_1 and the UlEnhancedDopplerSwitch switch is on. The uplink scheduling
enhancement algorithm based on speed estimation is not suitable for LBBPc baseband board. This
parameter only applies to FDD and TDD

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHSWITCH=UlEnhancedDopplerSwitch-1;

Optimize downlink throughput

1. PUCCH closed-loop power control type

The parameter indicates the PUCCH closed-loop power control type. When the value of this parameter
is NOT_USE_P0NOMINALPUCCH, P0NominalPUCCH has no impact on the PUCCH closed-loop power
control algorithm; when the value of this parameter is USE_P0NOMINALPUCCH, the PUCCH closed-loop
power control algorithm will limit the received RSRP to not exceed P0NominalPUCCH.

MOD CELLPCALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,PUCCHCLOSELOOPPCTYPE=XX;

2. Number of initial OFDM symbols of PDCCH

This parameter indicates the number of OFDM symbols initially occupied by the PDCCH.

When the dynamic adjustment switch for the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH is
turned off, this parameter indicates the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH channel; for
TDD, this parameter indicates the number of OFDM symbols initially occupied by the PDCCH of the
downlink subframe in which only downlink scheduling control information is configured.

When the dynamic adjustment switch for the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH is
turned on, for 1.4M and 3M bandwidths, the system default number of OFDM symbols occupied by the
PDCCH channel is fixed at 4 and 3 respectively, and this parameter configuration is invalid; for 5M, 10M,
15M and 20M bandwidths, the system default The default value of the parameter is 1, and the number
of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH is adaptively adjusted between 1, 2, and 3. If this parameter is
configured to 2 or 3, the number of OFDM symbols occupied by the PDCCH is adaptively adjusted
between 2 and 3; TDD 5M bandwidth, the system defaults to 2/3 symbol adaptation, and the
configuration of this parameter is invalid.

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,INITPDCCHSYMNUM=XX;

3. Dynamic adjustment switch for the number of OFDM symbols occupied by PDCCH

This parameter indicates the dynamic adjustment switch for the number of OFDM symbols occupied by
the PDCCH. Set to OFF to indicate that symbol adaptation is off and the number of available PDCCH
symbols of the system is fixed; set to ON to indicate that symbol adaptation is on and the system adjusts
the number of PDCCH symbols according to the CCE requirements of PDCCH. The dynamic adjustment
range of the number of symbols refers to the parameter "PDCCH Initial OFDM MML help for "Number of
Symbols"; set to ECFIADAPTIONON to indicate that enhanced symbol adaptation is on. The system
optimally adjusts the number of PDCCH symbols based on the downlink throughput rate. For the
dynamic adjustment range of the number of symbols, refer to the MML help for the parameter "Initial
Number of PDCCH OFDM Symbols".

MOD CELLPDCCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,PDCCHSYMNUMSWITCH=ECFIADAPTIONON;

4. Enhanced PHR reporting control switch

When the switch is turned on, users report PHR messages in a timely manner after switching, which
solves the throughput drop caused by continuous 3RB scheduling in the uplink and improves the
network uplink throughput; the switching command is increased by 8 bits, which increases the
possibility of reconfiguring signaling fragmentation, thereby causing the switching to be successful. rate
dropped and call drop rate increased.

When the switch is turned off, users cannot report PHR messages in time because they cannot receive
PHR configuration information after the switch. There is a phenomenon that the uplink throughput rate
drops to the bottom after the switch.

MOD GLOBALPROCSWITCH:ENHANCEDPHRRPTCTRLSW=OFF;
5. RBG resource allocation strategy

When the parameter value is ROUND_DOWN (rounding down), there will be no waste of RB resources,
and the spectrum efficiency is better, but the throughput rate is poor; when the parameter value is
ROUND_UP (rounding up), there is a small amount of waste of RB resources , the spectrum efficiency is
poor, but the throughput rate is good; when the parameter value is ADAPTIVE (adaptive), compared
with ROUND_UP (rounding up), the spectral efficiency caused by rounding up when less than 1 RBG can
be avoided loss.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,RBGALLOCSTRATEGY=ROUND_DOWN;

6. Switch fixed MCS scheduling timer (milliseconds)

If this parameter is configured too large, the user throughput rate during handover will be lost; if this
parameter is configured too small, the user plane handover interruption delay may be increased.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,HOSTATICMCSTIMER=10;

7. Downlink rank detection switch & detection rank2 switch

In actual networking scenarios, the interference of CRS is inconsistent with the interference of the data
area, and there are differences in different UErank measurement algorithms, which will make the rank
reported by UE measurement not very accurate. Through rank detection, the optimal rank can be
obtained and the system throughput can be improved; When the corresponding bit of
DetectRank2AdjSwitch has a value of 1, the scenario in which the UE reports inaccurate rank1 can be
identified, and the system throughput and rank2 ratio brought by the optimal rank can be improved. The
corresponding bit configuration of DetectRank1AdjSwitch is invalid. Turning this switch on and off has no
impact on wireless network performance. When the BfDetectRank1AdjSwitch is turned off, the
spectrum efficiency judgment method is used. After it is turned on, the BF dual-stream will test the
single stream. The single- and dual-stream switching is more accurate and the throughput is improved
compared to before it is turned on.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLRANKDETECTSWITCH=DetectRank2AdjSwitch-1;

8. Downlink rank detection switch & detection rank1 switch

In actual networking scenarios, the interference of CRS is inconsistent with the interference of the data
area, and there are differences in different UErank measurement algorithms, which will make the rank
reported by UE measurement not very accurate. Through rank detection, the optimal rank can be
obtained and the system throughput can be improved; When the corresponding bit of
DetectRank2AdjSwitch has a value of 1, the scenario in which the UE reports inaccurate rank1 can be
identified, and the system throughput and rank2 ratio brought by the optimal rank can be improved. The
corresponding bit configuration of DetectRank1AdjSwitch is invalid. Turning this switch on and off has no
impact on wireless network performance. When the BfDetectRank1AdjSwitch is turned off, the
spectrum efficiency judgment method is used. After it is turned on, the BF dual-stream will test the
single stream. The single- and dual-stream switching is more accurate and the throughput is improved
compared to before it is turned on.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLRANKDETECTSWITCH=DetectRank1AdjSwitch-1;

9. Downlink abnormal UE scheduling threshold

This parameter takes effect when the AbnUeSchSwitch (abnormal UE stops scheduling algorithm switch)
switch is turned on.

When the AbnUeSchSwitch (abnormal UE stops scheduling algorithm switch) switch is off, the default
scheduling policy is used and has no impact on wireless network performance;

When the AbnUeSchSwitch (abnormal UE stops scheduling algorithm switch) switch is on, enabling a
solution to the abnormal UE scheduling problem can reduce RBLER and improve cell throughput in
resource-constrained scenarios. If the DlSchAbnUeThd value is set to a large value, the impact on
wireless network performance is that the RBLER decreases, the cell throughput rate increases in
resource-limited scenarios, and the impact on wireless network performance tends to be the
performance when the switch is turned off; if DlSchAbnUeThd If the value configuration is small, the
impact on wireless network performance will be an increase in RBLER reduction, an increase in cell
throughput in resource-constrained scenarios, a longer waiting delay for weak coverage users, and a
decrease in the perceived rate of weak coverage users.

MOD CELLDLSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,DLSCHABNUETHD=6;

10. PDCP layer discard timer (milliseconds)

If the parameter configuration is too large, the service delay will not meet the QCI requirements; if the
parameter configuration is too small, the PDCP layer data will be seriously dropped, affecting
throughput.

MOD RLCPDCPPARAGROUP:RLCPDCPPARAGROUPID=1,DISCARDTIMER=DiscardTimer_150;

11. GAP measurement mode

The measurement time of mode 0 is 6ms and the period is 40ms; the measurement time of mode 1 is
6ms and the period is 80ms. The smaller the GAP period, the shorter the time for identifying frequency
points of different frequencies and different systems, and the greater the density of measurement
samples per unit time, which is more important for starting GAP. The greater the negative impact on the
maximum throughput rate of the UE; the larger the GAP period, the longer the identification time of
different frequency and different system frequency points, the smaller the density of measurement
samples per unit time, and the easier it is to cause handover failure and call drop.

MOD HOMEASCOMM:GAPPATTERNTYPE=GAP_PATTERN_TYPE_1;

Improve cell throughput rate

1. Cell scheduling policy switch & abnormal UE stop scheduling algorithm switch

This switch is used to control whether to enable the function of abnormal users stopping scheduling. If
the switch is turned on, the function of abnormal users stopping scheduling is supported; if the switch is
turned off, the function of abnormal users stopping scheduling is not supported. This parameter only
applies to FDD and TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,CELLSCHSTRATEGYSWITCH=AbnUeSchSwitch-1;

2. Uplink abnormal UE scheduling threshold

This parameter is used in the abnormal UE scheduling enhancement algorithm and represents the
threshold value for the number of uplink consecutive CRC errors when judging that the UE is abnormal.
The value range is 6~120.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHABNUETHD=6;

3. Adaptive HARQ switch

This parameter indicates the uplink HARQ adaptive retransmission switch. If this parameter is set to off,
the uplink retransmission data will be retransmitted using synchronous non-adaptive HARQ; if this
parameter is set to on, the uplink retransmission data will be retransmitted using synchronous adaptive
HARQ; if this parameter is set to half-open, then Adaptive HARQ retransmission is only supported when
the UL grant is reissued to a HARQ process that is suspended due to resource allocation conflicts,
measurement gaps, or PDCCH blocking. When the parameter is set to on, it can save retransmission
resources, improve cell throughput, and adjust retransmission conflicts; however, it will increase
signaling overhead and consume PDCCH resources.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ADAPTHARQSWITCH=ADAPTIVE_HARQ_SW_SEMI_ON;

4. Uplink delay scheduling strategy

This parameter is used to control the uplink delay scheduling policy. If it is set to NO_DELAYSCH (no
delay scheduling), the uplink dynamic scheduling does not use the uplink delay scheduling strategy; if it
is set to VOIP_DELAYSCH (VoIP service delay scheduling), the uplink dynamic scheduling uses the uplink
delay scheduling strategy for VoIP services, based on time. Adjust the scheduling priority of uplink
dynamic scheduling to improve MOS points and cell VoIP capacity in VoIP overload scenarios. If set to
VOIP_DELAYSCH_DIVISION (delay scheduling that differentiates VoIP services), the uplink dynamic
scheduling uses the delay scheduling function that differentiates VoIP services to solve the problem of
SR distinguishing voice and non-voice users, and further improves MOS division and cell VoIP in VoIP
overload scenarios. Capacity, VOIP_DELAYSCH_DIVISION (delay scheduling that differentiates VoIP
services) is only applicable to TDD. If set to VOIP_AND_DATA_DELAYSCH (voice and data service delay
scheduling), uplink scheduling adopts the uplink delay scheduling strategy for voice and data services,
adjusts the scheduling priority of uplink scheduling based on delay, and improves the MOS sum of voice
in heavy load scenarios. VoIP capacity of the community while improving data throughput rate.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,ULDELAYSCHSTRATEGY=XX;

5. Uplink scheduling expansion switch & uplink throughput improvement enhancement switch

This switch is used to control the opening and closing of the uplink throughput enhancement
function. When the switch is on, in a small-user scenario, when calculating the PUCCH overhead during
the uplink scheduling process, it is calculated according to the number of RBs actually occupied by
PUCCH to improve the uplink throughput in this scenario; when the switch is off, the PUCCH overhead is
calculated according to the number of RBs actually occupied by the PUCCH during the uplink scheduling
process. The current PUCCH resource configuration calculates the number of RBs occupied by
PUCCH. This parameter only applies to TDD.

MOD CELLALGOSWITCH:LOCALCELLID=1,ULSCHEXTSWITCH=UlThpEnhSwitch-1;

6. Uplink IBLER adaptive large packet identification switch

This parameter is used to set whether target IBler adaptation based on Sinr fluctuations or target IBler
adaptation based on pulse Sinr jumps requires large packet service identification. When the switch is
turned on, it means that the target IBler adaptation based on Sinr fluctuation or the target IBler
adaptation based on the pulse Sinr jump requires large packet service identification. When the switch is
turned off, it means the target IBler adaptation based on Sinr fluctuation or the target IBler adaptation
based on the pulse Sinr jump. IBler adaptive does not need to identify large packet services.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,ULIBLERADAPTBIGTRAFFICSW=XX;

Optimize VoLTE uplink scheduling

1. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink VoIP pre-scheduling switch

This switch is used to control whether to perform voice pre-scheduling for VoIP users during the call
period when the number of online users in the community exceeds 50. When the switch is off, voice
pre-scheduling is not performed; when the switch is on, voice pre-scheduling is performed. This switch
only works with FDD.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoipPreAllocationSwitch-0;

2. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink VoIP delay scheduling switch

This switch is used to determine whether to schedule VOIP users based on delay when the number of
VoIP users in the community is large and evenly distributed. When the switch is turned off, delay-based
scheduling is not performed; when the switch is turned on, scheduling priority calculation is performed
based on delay. This switch is only applicable to TDD.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoipDelaySchSwitch-1;

3. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink VoIP scheduling optimization switch

This parameter is used to control whether the uplink VoIP scheduling optimization function takes
effect. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect; when the switch is turned on,
for voice users who use dynamic scheduling for uplink, if the scheduling interval exceeds the uplink voice
scheduling interval threshold, an uplink dynamic scheduling will be triggered. This ensures that when SR
misses occur, uplink scheduling of voice users can be performed in time to avoid packet loss when the
PDCP packet loss timer expires.
MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoipSchOptSwitch-1;

4. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink VoLTE dynamic scheduling data volume estimation
switch

This switch is used to control whether the uplink VoLTE dynamic scheduling data volume estimation
function takes effect. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect; when the switch
is turned on, this function takes effect. Estimating the amount of uplink dynamic scheduling data for
VoLTE services can reduce the packet delay and packet loss rate of VoLTE services and improve voice
quality.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoLTEDataSizeEstSwitch-1;

5. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink voice service status judgment enhanced switch

This parameter is used to control whether the uplink voice service status (talk period and silent period)
decision enhancement takes effect. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect;
when the switch is turned on, this function takes effect, shortening the uplink voice service status
determination delay and reducing misjudgments during the silent period. When the uplink VoIP
scheduling optimization switch is turned on, it can further reduce the voice caused by SR missed
detection. Uplink packet loss improves voice quality, especially in initial access and handover scenarios.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoipServStateEnhancedSw-1;

6. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink VoIP RBLER control switch

This parameter is used to control whether the uplink VoIP retransmission optimization function takes
effect. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect; when the switch is turned on, if
the voice user is performing uplink adaptive retransmission, the retransmission order will be
conservatively processed to reduce voice packet loss caused by uplink HARQ retransmission failure.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlVoipRblerControlSwitch-1;

7. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & uplink edge VoLTE user active scheduling switch

This switch is used to control the active scheduling function of edge VoLTE user dynamic
scheduling. When the switch is turned off, this function does not take effect; when the switch is turned
on, this function takes effect. The eNodeB estimates the amount of dynamic scheduling data for the
uplink VoLTE service. In the scenario where it is estimated that the UE needs to be fragmented due to
limited uplink power, the UE Active scheduling can reduce the packet delay and overtime packet loss
rate of VoLTE services and improve voice quality. This switch only works with TDD.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=UlEdgeActiveSchSwitch-1;
8. Uplink enhanced VoIP scheduling switch & semi-static optimization switch with DRX

This switch is used to control the semi-static and DRX optimization functions. When the switch is closed,
the semi-static power control command word can be sent during the DRX sleep period. When the switch
is turned on, the semi-static power control command word can only be sent during the DRX On Duration
period and cannot be sent during the DRX sleep period.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=1,ULENHENCEDVOIPSCHSW=SpsAndDrxOptSwitch-0;

PING business interval

1. Each time duration of intelligent pre-scheduling of sparse services (milliseconds)

This parameter represents the duration of intelligent pre-scheduling for sparse services. The larger value
of this parameter and the duration of each intelligent pre-scheduling determines the duration of each
intelligent pre-scheduling corresponding to sparse services.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,SMARTPREALLOCDURAFORSPARSE=XX;

It is recommended to turn it on during the upstream packet filling road test.

1. Uplink target IBler adaptive type & target IBler adaptive switch based on Sinr fluctuation

This parameter controls the type of uplink target IBler adaptation. When the uplink IBLER adjustment
switch is turned on, the target IBLER adaptive switch based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on, which
means that the target IBLER adaptive function based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on, and the target
IBLER adaptive switch based on Sinr fluctuation is turned off, which means the target IBLER adaptive
function based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on. Closed When the uplink IBLER adjustment switch is
turned on, the target IBLER adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on, which means that
the uplink target IBLER adaptive function based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on, and the target IBLER
adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned off, which means that the target IBLER adaptive
switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on. The upstream target IBLER adaptive function of the
pulse Sinr jump is turned off, and the target IBLER adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is only
applicable to FDD. When the uplink IBLER adjustment switch is turned off, neither switch takes effect.
These two switches are recommended to be turned on during the BenchMark uplink packet filling drive
test, and are not recommended to be turned on in other scenarios.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,ULTARGETIBLERADAPTTYPE=XX;

2. Uplink target IBler adaptive type & target IBler adaptive switch based on pulse Sinr transition

This parameter controls the type of uplink target IBler adaptation. When the uplink IBLER adjustment
switch is turned on, the target IBLER adaptive switch based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on, which
means that the target IBLER adaptive function based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on, and the target
IBLER adaptive switch based on Sinr fluctuation is turned off, which means the target IBLER adaptive
function based on Sinr fluctuation is turned on. Closed When the uplink IBLER adjustment switch is
turned on, the target IBLER adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on, which means that
the uplink target IBLER adaptive function based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on, and the target IBLER
adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned off, which means that the target IBLER adaptive
switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is turned on. The upstream target IBLER adaptive function of the
pulse Sinr jump is turned off, and the target IBLER adaptive switch based on the pulse Sinr jump is only
applicable to FDD. When the uplink IBLER adjustment switch is turned off, neither switch takes effect.
These two switches are recommended to be turned on during the BenchMark uplink packet filling drive
test, and are not recommended to be turned on in other scenarios.

MOD CELLULSCHALGO:LOCALCELLID=XX,ULTARGETIBLERADAPTTYPE=XX;