When a voice active UE is clicked, the details shown in Figure 436 (DL) and Figure 437 (UL) and Table 74Table 73 is shown.Anchor A15.1.2 A15.1.2
Figure 435: Details of voice active user – downlinkAnchor F435 F435
Figure 436: Details of voice active user - downlinkAnchor F436 F436
Figure 437: Details of voice active user - uplinkAnchor F437 F437
Table 74: Parameters of voice active user details Details of inactive linkAnchor T074 T074
Name | Description |
Userid | UE ID in the CDMA network |
position | (x,y) information in km |
status | The UE can be one of connected / dropped / Not allowed to connect. |
Speed | Speed of the selected UE (from input distribution parameter) |
Geometry | Calculated geometry. Please refer to CDMA specification for details. |
Achieved Eb/No | Please refer to CDMA specification for details. |
Required Eb/No | Extrapolated value from Link Level Data. Please refer to CDMA specification for details. |
External Interference | The level of external interference experienced by this UE |
Is in soft-handover | True or false |
Total power received from inactive list | Sum of inner system interference. This is the sum of received power from all base stations to which the selected UE is NOT connected. |
Total power received from active list | Sum of received power from connected base stations. This is includes the pilot power. |
Traffic channel power | The sum of received traffic power from connected base stations. This is the wanted signal. |
Distance to first cell in active set | Metric distance to the base station with the shortest distance in dB (pathloss) |
Angle to first cell in active set | The Cartesian angle. Used when the base station antenna has a defined horizontal pattern |
Elevation angle to first cell in active list | Only calculated and used when base station has a defined vertical pattern |
Connected sector of first cell in active list | If tri-sector layout is used this indicates which sector the UE is connected to |
Antenna gain from first BS in active list | Actual antenna gain to base station. |
Multipath | Randomly selected value of 1 or 2 – used to determine Link Level Data. |
Achieved CI | Please refer to CDMA specification for details. |
Required Eb/No | Extrapolated value from Link Level Data. Please refer to CDMA specification for details. |
Transmit power | The actual transmit power of this UE |
When the active UE is selected (Figure 438), CTRL and select any BS, to display the details of the link between the two (Figure 439).
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| DL case | UL case |
Figure 438: inactive linkAnchor F438 F438
Figure 439: Details of selected linkAnchor F439 F439
Table 75: Parameters of selected link detailsAnchor T075 T075
Name | Description |
Userid | UE ID of selected UE |
In user active list | False or True |
Cell id | ID of the selected base station |
Cell location id | In tri-sector scenarios the cell id is not always equal to the cell id. The cell locations range from 1 – 19. |
Connected sector of cell location | The connected sector of the selected base-station |
User position | (X,Y) in km |
Cell Position | (X,Y) in km |
Using wrap-around | Is the link using wrap-around? Most often “long” connection are using wrap-around – but it really depends on the selected propagation model. |
distance | The BS to UE distance |
BS antenna gain | Calculated antenna gain for the base station |
UE antenna gain | Antenna gain for the UE – input parameter |
Path loss | Calculated pathloss in dB for the selected link. |
Effective pathloss | Actual value of pathloss after adjustment for MCL |
Horizontal angle | Angle from UE to BS |
Vertical angle | Angle from UE to BS |
Total transmit power | Transmit power of either base-station (downlink) or UE (uplink) |
Total received power | Power received on this link by either base-station (uplink) or UE (downlink) |
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