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LTE System Constant Introduction

This document describes system constants for an LTE network. It lists 10 system constants with their values for a WH Trail project, and provides notes on each one. The system constants control low-level network parameters related to areas like baseband modules, radio resource control, and scheduling. Modifying the values can impact performance factors such as random access success rates, scheduling delays, throughput stability, and interference levels. The document also provides examples for modifying and resetting system constant values through commands.

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LTE System Constant Introduction

This document describes system constants for an LTE network. It lists 10 system constants with their values for a WH Trail project, and provides notes on each one. The system constants control low-level network parameters related to areas like baseband modules, radio resource control, and scheduling. Modifying the values can impact performance factors such as random access success rates, scheduling delays, throughput stability, and interference levels. The document also provides examples for modifying and resetting system constant values through commands.

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LTE

SYSTEM CONSTANTS
INTRODUCTION

System Constant
Low layer configuration out of MO parameters
Service aware and performance sensitive
System constant type : Node Internal
parameters and RRC parameters
System constant generally relate to :
baseband module, L1 layer format , Mac layer
scheduling ,etc

WH Trail Project System


Constant Configuration

ID

110

304

306

174

73

637

25

26

28

872

Value

-96

86

100

100

System Constant : 110


preambleInitialReceivedTargetPower
Preamble initial received target power.
Value in dBm.
Min: -120 Max: -90 Default: -110
WH trail eNB : -96
Note:
increase the preamble initial received target
power will request random access success
with a better radio environment , which will
help to increase the UE attach/cellselection success rate

System Constant : 304


dlMaxNrOfSePerTtiAndCell
An upper threshold on the maximum
number of entities that the DL scheduler is
allowed to schedule per cell in one TTI.
Min: 1 Max: 10 Default: 6
WH Trail :2
Note:
In the DL, no advantage when time
multiplex or frequency multiplex.

System Constant : 306


ulMaxNrOfSePerTtiAndCell
An upper threshold on the maximum number of
entities that the UL scheduler is allowed to schedule
per cell in one TTI.
Min: 1 Max: 8 Default: 6
WH Trail : 6
Note:
Suggestion value is max value . In the UL ,
frequency multiplexing is a bit more
efficientespecially for cell edge . For more user in
one TTI , every user get less RB , so UE can
concentrate all power intoless RB , then power per
RB will be higher , finally the better SINR will be got
for higher throughput .

System Constant : 174


periodicSrTimer
Timer used to simulate the reception of SR
(Scheduling Request ) until we receive SRs
from the UE
Min: 1 Max: 80 Default: 80 Unit: ms
WH Trail: 1
Note:
Decrease the SR simulate time , help to
decrease the time cost on scheduling which
will help to decrease the E2E service
delay .

System Constant : 73
initialBufferSizeDefault
Target TB size assigned in response to SR when
srCause is default
Min: 2 Max: 2400 Default: 86 Unit: Byte
WH Trail: 86
Note:
Manually set the SC value as the default , in another
words this manually setting is no real effect .
Smaller TB size caused shorter delay but cost more
resource; larger TB size cause larger delay but cost
less resource .

System Constant : 637


ulPreschedulingOn
A flag to enable/disable the prescheduling
feature in the node. (0=disabled,
1=enabled)
Default: 0
WH Trail: 0
Note:
Pre-scheduling working without receiving
scheduling request (SR) , it help to improve
E2E service latency .

System Constant : 25
dlGinrForgettingFactorLarge
Time domain DL GINR filtering parameter for a
large forgetting factor
Min: 1 Max: 100 Default: 75 Unit: %
WH Trail: 100
Note:
Increase the forgetting factor to decrease the
frequency of link adaption sensitivity . In some fast
short time poor radio environment , dull
scheduling keep may keep the throughput more
stable .

System Constant : 26
dlGinrForgettingFactorSmall
Time domain DL GINR filtering parameter for a
small forgetting factor
Min: 1 Max: 100 Default: 70 Unit: 100%
WH Trail: 100
Note:
Increase the forgetting factor to decrease the
frequency of link adaption sensitivity . In some fast
short time poor radio environment , dull
scheduling may keep the throughput more stable .

System Constant : 28
cqiReportTimerAperiodic
The timer value when a new periodic CQI report
should be scheduled for a UE
Min: 0 Max: 255 Default: 10 Unit:ms
WH Trail: 100
Note:
More CQI report cost more PUSCH resource , in trail
system traffic load and radio environment is kept
over a stable level , so most of CQI report carry
the same information . So lengthen the CQI
periodic time help to decrease the PUSCH load and
release the resource for traffic

System Constant : 872


deltaPsdRs2Tx
Delta PSD in dB for the cell specific Reference
Signal (CRS) relative to the reference PSD when
using 2 Tx antenna ports.
Min: 0 Max: 2 Default: 2
(0=0dB;1=1.77dB;2=3dB)
WH Trail: 0
Note:
Generally speaking , RS is 3dB higher . if it set to 0 ,
it will help to reduce the intra-LTE interference .

System Constant Modify


Example:
Modify the system constant
acc ENodeBFunction=1,SystemConstants=1
writeSystConst
306 (SC)
6
( value )
Reset the system constant
acc ENodeBFunction=1,SystemConstants=1
resetSystConst

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