Call Detail Feature Guide

ZGO-06-01-008 Call Detail
Trace
Feature Guide
ZGO-06-01-008 Call Detail Trace

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
GU Commercial
Luo Chang
V1.0 2013/04/17 System Supporting Not open to the third party
qing
Dept.
2013 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Feature Attribute ............................................................................................... 9
2 Overview ............................................................................................................ 9
2.1 Feature Introduction ............................................................................................. 9
2.2 License Control .................................................................................................. 10
2.3 Correlation with Other Features ......................................................................... 10
3 Technical Description ..................................................................................... 10

3.1 Basic Information of CDT ................................................................................... 11
3.2 Data Reporting Mode ......................................................................................... 11
3.2.1 CDT_CR Data Reporting ................................................................................... 12
3.2.2 CDT_CT Data Reporting .................................................................................... 13
3.3 Consideration of DTM ........................................................................................ 14
3.4 Service Data Collection Point ............................................................................. 14
3.5 Reported Data Format ....................................................................................... 15
3.6 Data Flow Direction............................................................................................ 16
4 Parameters and Configurations ..................................................................... 16

4.1 Parameter List ................................................................................................... 16
4.2 Parameter Configuration .................................................................................... 19
4.2.1 System mode ..................................................................................................... 19
4.2.2 Level of system log ............................................................................................ 20
4.2.3 Detection threshold of GID leak ......................................................................... 20
4.2.4 The print level of CT associated log ................................................................... 20
4.2.5 Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic Information ........................... 21
4.2.6 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Original Call and Call
Processing ......................................................................................................... 21
4.2.7 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Periodic Measure
Reports .............................................................................................................. 22
4.2.8 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key Quality Statistics Messages ....... 22
4.2.9 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common Messages Between RNLC
and RNLU .......................................................................................................... 23
4.2.10 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping Alive Messages Between
RNLC and RNLU ............................................................................................... 23
4.2.11 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Common Messages ................. 24
4.2.12 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Keeping Alive Messages ......... 24
4.2.13 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner Information .............................. 25
4.2.14 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Information in Interface Board ............ 25
4.2.15 Report flag of CT tracing message Print Information .......................................... 26
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4.2.16 Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer Messages ............................ 26

4.2.17 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of TNL ............................. 27
4.2.18 Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection............................................. 27
4.2.19 Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform or transform .......................... 27
4.2.20 Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode...................................................... 28
4.2.21 Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish ................................................ 28
4.2.22 Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel adjustment ............................... 28
4.2.23 Report flag of CT trigger process cell update ..................................................... 29
4.2.24 Report flag of CT trigger process switch ............................................................ 29
4.2.25 Report flag of CT trigger process relocation ....................................................... 30
4.2.26 Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls ....................................................... 30
4.2.27 Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal of user plane ....................... 30
4.2.28 Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal of measure ............................. 31
4.2.29 Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal abnormal ......................................... 31
4.2.30 Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC connect several times ..................... 31
4.2.31 Report flag of CT trigger sub process location update, route update or cell
update................................................................................................................ 32
4.2.32 Report flag of CT trigger sub process call establish process .............................. 32
4.2.33 Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error .............................................. 33
4.2.34 Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish and reconfiguration process ..... 33
4.2.35 Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail periodically ................................... 33
4.2.36 Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono Call(TD only) ................................. 34
4.2.37 Master switcher of CR ........................................................................................ 34
4.2.38 Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation ................................................................... 34
4.2.39 Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo ....................................................................... 35
4.2.40 Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo .......................................................... 35
4.2.41 Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat .............................................................. 36
4.2.42 Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo ...................................................................... 36
4.2.43 Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo .................................................................. 36
4.2.44 Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo ............................................................... 37
4.2.45 Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo ................................................................... 37
4.2.46 Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo ................................................................... 37
4.2.47 Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat ......................................................... 38
4.2.48 Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo ........................................................................ 38
4.2.49 Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And Codes ..................................... 38
4.2.50 Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And Codes ..................................... 39
4.2.51 Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100 ............................................... 39
4.2.52 Switcher of PGR ................................................................................................ 40
4.2.53 CDT support ...................................................................................................... 40
4.2.54 Report successful intra-BSC handover info ........................................................ 40
4.2.55 Report PS info ................................................................................................... 41
4.2.56 Report location update info ................................................................................ 41

4.2.57 Report short message info ................................................................................. 41

4.2.58 Report access failure info................................................................................... 42
4.2.59 Report relevant signalling of CS failure .............................................................. 42
4.2.60 Report relevant internal message of CS failure .................................................. 43
4.2.61 Report measurement report of location update .................................................. 43
4.2.62 Report measurement report of short message ................................................... 43
4.2.63 Report measurement report of normal call release............................................. 44
4.2.64 Report PS access failure info ............................................................................. 44
4.2.65 Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed ....................................... 45
5 Related Counters and Alarms ........................................................................ 45

5.1 Related Counters ............................................................................................... 45
5.2 Related Alarms .................................................................................................. 45
6 Engineering Guide .......................................................................................... 45

6.1 Application Scenario .......................................................................................... 45
6.2 Configuration Description ................................................................................... 46
6.3 Feature Validation .............................................................................................. 48
6.3.1 CDT Log Uploding ............................................................................................. 48
6.3.2 CDT Log Decoding - LAU .................................................................................. 49
6.3.3 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call ............................................................................. 49
6.3.4 CDT Log Decoding - CS Handover .................................................................... 50
6.3.5 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Failure.................................................................. 50
6.3.6 CDT Log Decoding - Handover Failure .............................................................. 50
6.3.7 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Drop ..................................................................... 51
6.3.8 CDT Log Decoding - PS Service ........................................................................ 51
6.3.9 CDT Log Decoding - PS Access Failure ............................................................ 52
6.4 Feature Turn off ................................................................................................. 52
6.5 Network Impact .................................................................................................. 53
7 Abbreviation .................................................................................................... 53
8 Reference Document....................................................................................... 54

FIGURES
Figure 3-1 Overall Architecture of CDT Data Collection ........................................................11
Figure 6-1 Log Services Configuration .................................................................................46
Figure 6-2 Log Destination Configuration .............................................................................47
Figure 6-3 CDT Configuration...............................................................................................48
Figure 6-4 CDT Configuration...............................................................................................53
TABLES
Table 4-1 Parameter List ......................................................................................................16
Table 4-2 Configuration rule of System mode .......................................................................19
Table 4-3 Configuration rule of Level of system log ..............................................................20
Table 4-4 Configuration rule of Detection threshold of GID leak ...........................................20
Table 4-5 Configuration rule of The print level of CT associated log .....................................20
Table 4-6 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic Information
.............................................................................................................................................21
Table 4-7 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of
Original Call and Call Processing .........................................................................................21
Table 4-8 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of
Periodic Measure Reports ....................................................................................................22
Table 4-9 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key Quality
Statistics Messages ..............................................................................................................22
Table 4-10 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common Messages
Between RNLC and RNLU ...................................................................................................23
Table 4-11 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping Alive
Messages Between RNLC and RNLU ..................................................................................23
Table 4-12 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Common
Messages .............................................................................................................................24
Table 4-13 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Keeping Alive
Messages .............................................................................................................................24
Table 4-14 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner Information
.............................................................................................................................................25

Table 4-15 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Information in
Interface Board .....................................................................................................................25
Table 4-16 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Print Information ..........26
Table 4-17 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer Messages
.............................................................................................................................................26
Table 4-18 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of TNL
.............................................................................................................................................27
Table 4-19 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection ............27
Table 4-20 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform or transform
.............................................................................................................................................27
Table 4-21 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode .....................28
Table 4-22 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish ................28
Table 4-23 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel adjustment
.............................................................................................................................................28
Table 4-24 Configuration rule of Report flag of Report flag of CT trigger process cell update
.............................................................................................................................................29
Table 4-25 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process switch ............................29
Table 4-26 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process relocation .......................30
Table 4-27 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls .......................30
Table 4-28 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal of user
plane ....................................................................................................................................30
Table 4-29 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal of measure
.............................................................................................................................................31
Table 4-30 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal abnormal .........31
Table 4-31 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC connect several
times ....................................................................................................................................31
Table 4-32 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process location update, route
update or cell update ............................................................................................................32
Table 4-33 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process call establish process
.............................................................................................................................................32
Table 4-34 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error ..............33
Table 4-35 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish and
reconfiguration process ........................................................................................................33

Table 4-36 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail periodically ...33
Table 4-37 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono Call(TD only) .34
Table 4-38 Configuration rule of Master switcher of CR........................................................34
Table 4-39 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation...................................34
Table 4-40 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo .......................................35
Table 4-41 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo ..........................35
Table 4-42 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat ..............................36
Table 4-43 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo ......................................36
Table 4-44 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo ..................................36
Table 4-45 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo ...............................37
Table 4-46 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo ...................................37
Table 4-47 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo ...................................37
Table 4-48 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat .........................38
Table 4-49 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo ........................................38
Table 4-50 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And Codes.....38
Table 4-51 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And Codes .....39
Table 4-52 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100 ...............39
Table 4-53 Configuration rule of Switcher of PGR ................................................................40
Table 4-54 Configuration rule of CDT support ......................................................................40
Table 4-55 Configuration rule of Report successful intra-BSC handover info ........................40
Table 4-56 Configuration rule of Report PS info ...................................................................41
Table 4-57 Configuration rule of Report location update info ................................................41
Table 4-58 Configuration rule of Report short message info .................................................41
Table 4-59 Configuration rule of Report access failure info ..................................................42
Table 4-60 Configuration rule of Report relevant signalling of CS failure ..............................42
Table 4-61 Configuration rule of Report relevant internal message of CS failure ..................43
Table 4-62 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of location update ..................43
Table 4-63 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of short message ...................43
Table 4-64 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of normal call release ............44
Table 4-65 Configuration rule of Report PS access failure info .............................................44

Table 4-66 Configuration rule of Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed .......45

1 Feature Attribute
BSC Version: [ZXG10-iBSC GSM (V6.30.102)]
BTS Version: [Independent of the BTS hardware platform]
Property: [Optional]
Related Network Element:

NE Name Related or Not Special Requirements
MS -
BTS -
BSC
MSC -
MGW -
SGSN -
GGSN -
HLR -
Dependent Function: [None]
Exclusive Function: [None]
Note: [None]
2 Overview
2.1 Feature Introduction
The Call Detail Trace (CDT) function records the key information about BSC output
calls and other services such as Short Message (SM), location update and PS
service, including Call Detail Record (CDR) and associated logs. It can be used for
network planning and network optimization analysis, system fault localization and
system algorithm optimization.

CDT is provided in the unit of BSC. If CDT function is enabled, all calls or events
related to the BSC in the whole network can be recorded. Compared with traditional
analysis, such as drive test, alarm and performance statistics, CDT records call
details in real-time and the happened events are reverted to their original states.
Meanwhile, CDT reflects network quality of users granularity, achieving real-time
monitoring on network quality.
2.2 License Control
None license control for this feature in UR12 Release.
2.3 Correlation with Other Features
ZGO-06-01-006 Call Trace System Interface introduces CTS system, which traces
interface protocol information and equipments internal information according to the
preset IMSI. CTS records more detailed contents than CDT, but the subscriber
number that CTS traces is less than CDT, which only records the key information of
all subscribers.
3 Technical Description
Figure 3-1 shows the overall architecture of CDT data collection in the
BSCV6.50.000 series.
The service module collects CDT data and reports the data to the CDT collector
directly through the RAP platform. For UR11.2, an on-rack server is usually used,
that is, the OMM server is also on the iBSC rack. Therefore, an independent CDT
collector is not required.

Figure 3-1 Overall Architecture of CDT Data Collection
iBSC

Service RAP
CDT
CDT collector
3.1 Basic Information of CDT
In the narrow sense, CDT refers to the Call Report (CR). In the wide sense, CDT refers to
all the flow information that affects subscribers behavior, which includes CDR and
associated logs.
CR: CR is used to export all the information related to a call that is automatically
collected and cached by the system in the call process.
CT: Call Trace (CT) associated logs are used by the system to automatically collect and
cache the key information and signaling messages related to a call in the call process.
When the call flow fails, the system provides one corresponding call record and several
signaling messages near the failure point. The call record and associated CT fragment
can be used together to locate the specific failure cause of a service call flow of a
subscriber.
By taking offline statistics and analyzing the CR and associated logs, the network quality
of subscribers/cells at all granularities can be learned to provide a reference for network
maintenance and optimization and fault localization.
3.2 Data Reporting Mode
In BSC UR12, after the service sends related data to the RAP platform, the platform
delivers the data to the CDT collector directly, without passing the background Network
Management System (NMS).
The CDT data is classified into the following two parts for collection and reporting:

CR: In the current 3G system, the CR data can be reported on package after a call ends.
Therefore, the middle assembling process does not exist.
CT: Since multiple boards may report data, the RAP platform provides a corresponding
cache area for each GID on the CMP. The service can send data to the RAP platform
regardless of one or more packets. The RAP platform caches and assembles the
packets.
3.2.1 CDT_CR Data Reporting
In BSC UR12, the CDT data does not pass the OMCR. Therefore, a module is required
to solve the problem of assembling.
If the call is just handed over or migrated in the local module, service is implemented
relatively simple. It can apply for one memory on the local module and use it to cache CD
data. When a call ends, the data is assembled in one package and sent to the CDT
collector through the RAP platform.
It is troublesome in case of inter-module handover, for the memory data must be

migrated at the same time. The following solution is selected according to the discussion
in the initial stage:
Assembly is still completed at the background, and then optimized at the foreground.
When a call is handed over between modules, each module reports its CDT_CR data
respectively. The CR generated by a service instance is saved in the CDT_CR data area
allocated to the local module. When inter-module handover occurs, the CR data
generated on the target module is saved on the target module. The CR data on the
source module is directly assembled and reported when the instance is released due to
the handover. Meanwhile, the package indicates that this package is just one among
multiple packages of CDT_CR data, but not the end package. When the call is released,
the final module adds an end package flag to the reported CDT_CR data.
This solution is adopted when a call has only one CR data package on a CMP. If
inter-module handover takes place, the CDT interface machine needs to assemble
packages according to the GID information. Assembly is completed when the end
package is received.

This solution does not require increasing inter-module communication traffic, and the
CDT interface machine executes this part of work that affects performance.
The CDT interface machine completes assembly in this solution. It must know which
package is the end in the process of assembling data with the same GID. When a call
ends, the service must send the end information to the CDT interface machine.
For the sake of easy troubleshooting, the CDT_CR packages with the same GID must
contain packet ID information. The packet ID and the above call end information can be
placed together in the message header of the platform and provided for the CDT
interface machine. The message header explicitly informs the CDT interface machine so
that the CDT interface machine can know the CDT_CR package sequence and whether
a received package is the end package without decoding the CDT_CR data.
To alleviate the assembly workload of the CDT interface machine, the handover count
recorded for one call is 60 times In BSC UR12.
3.2.2 CDT_CT Data Reporting
CDT_CT data localization aims to report call abnormality signaling, including the call
drop status and the information about assignment failure and handover failure.
The RAP platform caches the subscriber failure signaling. The RAP platform also caches
all the signaling messages reported by invoking the OAM_StEventTracefunction by the
service. Currently the RAP platform allocates a space of 3.96K to the GSM as the
standard signaling buffer of call originating. The standard signaling buffer of call process
is also 3.96K. The standard signaling buffer of call originating is a linear buffer, but the
standard signaling buffer of call process is a ring buffer. The RAP platform first caches
the information of the same GID in the standard signaling buffer of call originating. When
the standard signaling buffer of call originating is full, the RAP platform then caches the
information in the standard signaling buffer of call process. When the standard signaling
buffer of call process is also full, the information is cyclically overwritten only in the
standard signaling buffer of call process.
Although service intervention is not required in the caching process, the service needs to
trigger reporting and decide the reporting time. When finding that a call is abnormal, the
service invokes OAM_CtDataRptFlag() to require the RAP platform to send CD
packages to the CDT interface machine.

The bit5 of the R_OPTION.CdtOption parameter decides whether to report the signaling
message (whether the signaling message is reported when the CS service fails) when
the service fails. Service abnormality includes assignment failure and call drop.
The following function switches jointly control whether to report signaling messages in
case of access failure information, location update information and SM information
failure:
R_OPTION.CdtOption.Bit2: whether to report the location update information; the default

value is 1.
R_OPTION.CdtOption.Bit3: whether to report the SM information; the default value is 1.
R_OPTION.CdtOption.BIT4: whether to report the access failure information; the default

value is 0.
3.3 Consideration of DTM
Because GID is applied for in the Ms instance of UMC, the CS instance and PS instance
use the same GID at time of DTM. The CD data related to the CS service and PS service
is reported together.
As a result, CR data sending to the background is not triggered when the CS service or
PS service releases an instance, regardless of whether the service is a DTM service.
When the MS instance finds that both the CS instance and PS instance under the Mobile
Station (MS) have been released completely, it can invoke OAM_GetCrDataAreaByGid()
to get the first address and length information of the CR data, and then invoke the
OAM_RnlcCrDataRpt() interface to require the platform to send CR data to the CDT
interface machine.
3.4 Service Data Collection Point
The CS service data is centralized on the CMP. The information on the CD user plane is
related to user plane connection and can be grasped on the CMP. The CMP can also
collect the information of failure that occurs in the connection process. Therefore, the
CDT information of CS service can be collected and reported on the CMP.

At present, the PS collects some statistics of the TBF process, and the PS control plane
process on the CMP collects and reports data. The data on the RUP board is collected
on the board, and then reported to the RANPS process when the MAC instance is
released.
The RAP platform saves data. The service invokes the OAM_RnlcCrDataSave function
to save CD data. The RAP platform records the CDT_CR information on the specified
CDT_CR memory space on the local board, and saves it in sequence.
For the sake of simplification, active and standby synchronization is not performed for the
CDT content. After active and standby switching, the CDT related data on the original
module is lost, and only the CDT data generated in the current host is available. To
facilitate troubleshooting, a cell is added for CDT_CR In BSC UR12 to indicate whether
the standby-to-active operation is performed.
Values of the CDT switch and service type reporting switch also decide whether to collect
CDT_CR data and whether to report CDT_CT data.
3.5 Reported Data Format
The reported data format combines custom and protocol cells. Cells can be used to
compress the data quantity.
In consideration of flexibility and scalability, the following methods are adopted:
1. An indicator is used in the structure to indicate whether the data of a field is valid.
For example, the indicator in the measurement report indicates whether the MS
report is valid.
2. The information that may occur is further split into different information elements
and reported separately. In this way, the reporting time is relatively flexible, avoiding
occupation of an excessive cache space.
3. The information that may occur and occupies more bytes can be in the mode of
variable information. When the information occurs, a label is used to indicate the
information,which avoids occupation of a fixed data space and saves space.
Data format types are as follows:

T: It is used to report some flags. For example, it indicates that this field is access
information or handover information.
V: It indicates the field that always occurs. Directly fill in the data content.
LV: It indicates the field that always occurs. Use this format in case of variable length.
TV: When a field is optional, this label is used to indicate that the field data occurs.
TLV: This format is used when a field is optional and the length is variable.
Information type flags can be nested. When an information record is reported, a label flag
starts before the information content, and labels can also be used to indicate the
occurrence of optional information elements in the information.
For example, when handover information is reported, the reported data format consists
of the information type, information length and other internal information, and the
reported format of other internal information can also consist of information type,
information length and specific content.
3.6 Data Flow Direction
If the log server is on the rack In BSC UR12, data can be directly sent from the RAP
on CMP to the log server. If the log server is not on the rack, data is sent to the log
server through the EGPB interface board.
4 Parameters and Configurations
4.1 Parameter List
Table 4-1 Parameter List
SN Name Figure
1 System mode Figure 6-2

2 Level of system log Figure 6-2

3 Detection threshold of GID leak Figure 6-2

4 The print level of CT associated log Figure 6-2
Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic
5 Figure 6-2
Information
Report flag of CT tracing message Standard
6 Figure 6-2
Signals of Original Call and Call Processing
7 Figure 6-2
Signals of Periodic Measure Reports
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key
8 Figure 6-2
Quality Statistics Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common
9 Figure 6-2
Messages Between RNLC and RNLU
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping
10 Figure 6-2
Alive Messages Between RNLC and RNLU
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner
11 Figure 6-2
Common Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner
12 Figure 6-2
Keeping Alive Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner
13 Figure 6-2
Information
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner
14 Figure 6-2
Information in Interface Board
Report flag of CT tracing message Print
15 Figure 6-2
Information
Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer
16 Figure 6-2
Messages
17 Figure 6-2
Signals of TNL
18 Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection Figure 6-2
Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform
19 Figure 6-2
or transform
20 Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode Figure 6-2
21 Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish Figure 6-2
Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel
22 Figure 6-2
adjustment

23 Report flag of CT trigger process cell update Figure 6-2

24 Report flag of CT trigger process switch Figure 6-2
25 Report flag of CT trigger process relocation Figure 6-2
26 Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls Figure 6-2
Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal
27 Figure 6-2
of user plane
Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal
28 Figure 6-2
of measure
Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal
29 Figure 6-2
abnormal
Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC
30 Figure 6-2
connect several times
Report flag of CT trigger sub process location
31 Figure 6-2
update, route update or cell update.
Report flag of CT trigger sub process call
32 Figure 6-2
establish process.
33 Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error. Figure 6-2
Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish
34 Figure 6-2
and reconfiguration process.
Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail
35 Figure 6-2
periodically.
Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono
36 Figure 6-2
Call(TD only)
37 Master switcher of CR Figure 6-2
38 Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation Figure 6-2
39 Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo Figure 6-2
40 Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo Figure 6-2
41 Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat Figure 6-2
42 Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo Figure 6-2
43 Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo Figure 6-2
44 Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo Figure 6-2
45 Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo Figure 6-2
46 Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo Figure 6-2
47 Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat Figure 6-2

48 Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo Figure 6-2

Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And
49 Figure 6-2
Codes
Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And
50 Figure 6-2
Codes
51 Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100 Figure 6-2
52 Switcher of PGR Figure 6-2
53 CDT support Figure 6-3
54 Report successful intra-BSC handover info Figure 6-3
55 Report PS info Figure 6-3
56 Report location update info Figure 6-3
57 Report short message info Figure 6-3
58 Report access failure info Figure 6-3
59 Report relevant signalling of CS failure Figure 6-3
60 Report relevant internal message of CS failure Figure 6-3
61 Report measurement report of location update Figure 6-3
62 Report measurement report of short message Figure 6-3
63 Report measurement report of normal call release Figure 6-3
64 Report PS access failure info Figure 6-3
Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho
65 Figure 6-3
succeed
4.2 Parameter Configuration
4.2.1 System mode
Table 4-2 Configuration rule of System mode
Full name System mode
Abbreviation SystemMode
Description System mode
Managed object Log Destination (LogDestination)
Value range 0,32,64,128

Unit NA
Default value NA
4.2.2 Level of system log
Table 4-3 Configuration rule of Level of system log
Full name Level of system log
Abbreviation SysLogLvl
Description level of system log
Value range 1,2,3,4,5
Unit NA
Default value 4
4.2.3 Detection threshold of GID leak
Table 4-4 Configuration rule of Detection threshold of GID leak
Full name Detection threshold of GID leak
Abbreviation GidLeakThrd
Description detection threshold of GID leak
Value range 12,24,36,48,60,72
Unit NA
Default value NA
4.2.4 The print level of CT associated log
Table 4-5 Configuration rule of The print level of CT associated log
Full name The print level of CT associated log
Abbreviation CTRelateLogLvl
Description The print level of CT associated log


Value range 1,2,3,4,5
Unit NA
Default value 4
4.2.5 Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic Information
Table 4-6 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic Information
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message Characteristic Information
Abbreviation CtUeReportIndBit0
Description report flag of CT tracing message
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}1,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}1
4.2.6 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Original Call

and Call Processing
Table 4-7 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Original
Call and Call Processing
Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Original Call

Full name
and Call Processing
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

{SystemMode==128}1,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}1,
{SystemMode==0}1
4.2.7 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Periodic

Measure Reports
Table 4-8 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Periodic
Measure Reports
Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of Periodic

Full name
Measure Reports
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}1,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.8 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key Quality Statistics

Messages
Table 4-9 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key Quality Statistics
Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Key Quality Statistics

Full name
Messages
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

{SystemMode==128}1,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}1
4.2.9 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common Messages

Between RNLC and RNLU
Table 4-10 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Common Messages

Full name
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}1,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}1
4.2.10 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping Alive Messages

Table 4-11 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping Alive
Messages Between RNLC and RNLU
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Keeping Alive Messages

Full name
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.11 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Common Messages
Table 4-12 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Common
Messages
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Common Messages
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.12 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Keeping Alive

Messages
Table 4-13 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Keeping Alive
Messages
Report flag of CT tracing message RNLC Inner Keeping Alive

Full name
Messages
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.13 Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner Information
Table 4-14 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner Information
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message RNLU Inner Information
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}0,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.14 Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Information in Interface

Board
Table 4-15 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Information in
Interface Board
Report flag of CT tracing message Inner Information in Interface

Full name
Board
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}0,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.15 Report flag of CT tracing message Print Information
Table 4-16 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Print Information
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message Print Information
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}1,
{SystemMode==64}1,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}1
4.2.16 Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer Messages
Table 4-17 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer Messages
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message Support Layer Messages
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}0,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0

4.2.17 Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of TNL
Table 4-18 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of TNL
Full name Report flag of CT tracing message Standard Signals of TNL
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
{SystemMode==128}0,
{SystemMode==64}0,
Default value
{SystemMode==32}0,
{SystemMode==0}0
4.2.18 Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection
Table 4-19 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process RRC connection
Abbreviation CtUeReportTrigIndBit0
Description report flag of CT trigger process
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.19 Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform or transform
Table 4-20 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform or transform
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process initial transform or transform

Value range 0,1

Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.20 Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode
Table 4-21 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process safe-mode
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.21 Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish
Table 4-22 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process RAB establish
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.22 Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel adjustment
Table 4-23 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel adjustment
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process RBC channel adjustment


Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.23 Report flag of CT trigger process cell update
Table 4-24 Configuration rule of Report flag of Report flag of CT trigger process cell update
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process cell update
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.24 Report flag of CT trigger process switch
Table 4-25 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process switch
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process switch
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0

4.2.25 Report flag of CT trigger process relocation
Table 4-26 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process relocation
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process relocation
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.26 Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls
Table 4-27 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process drop calls
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.27 Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal of user plane
Table 4-28 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal of user
plane
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process quality abnormal of user plane
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

Default value 1
4.2.28 Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal of measure
Table 4-29 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal of measure
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process start abnormal of measure
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.29 Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal abnormal
Table 4-30 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal abnormal
Full name Report flag of CT trigger process IU signal abnormal
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.30 Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC connect several times
Table 4-31 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC connect several
times
Full name Report flag of CT trigger sub process RRC connect several times
Abbreviation RrcConnProBit0
Description report flag of CT trigger sub process


Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.31 Report flag of CT trigger sub process location update, route update
or cell update
Table 4-32 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process location update, route
update or cell update
Report flag of CT trigger sub process location update, route update

Full name
or cell update
Abbreviation InitTransBit0
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.32 Report flag of CT trigger sub process call establish process
Table 4-33 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process call establish process
Full name Report flag of CT trigger sub process call establish process
Abbreviation InitTransBit1
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1

4.2.33 Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error
Table 4-34 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error
Full name Report flag of CT trigger sub process UCIU Error
Abbreviation UserPlanQualBit0
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.34 Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish and reconfiguration

process
Table 4-35 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish and
reconfiguration process
Report flag of CT trigger sub process establish and reconfiguration

Full name
process
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.35 Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail periodically
Table 4-36 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail periodically
Full name Report flag of CT trigger sub process FP fail periodically

Value range 0,1

Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.36 Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono Call(TD only)
Table 4-37 Configuration rule of Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono Call(TD only)
Full name Report flag of CT trigger sub process Mono Call(TD only)
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.37 Master switcher of CR
Table 4-38 Configuration rule of Master switcher of CR
Full name Master switcher of CR
Abbreviation CRSwitch
Description master switcher of CR
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.38 Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation
Table 4-39 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation
Full name Switcher of CR cell - BoardLocation
Abbreviation CRIESwitchBit0

Description switcher of CR cell

Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.39 Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo
Table 4-40 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - RabStatInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.40 Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo
Table 4-41 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - CallProcessRabInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1

4.2.41 Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat
Table 4-42 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat
Full name Switcher of CR cell - UpTriggerNorStat
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.42 Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo
Table 4-43 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - EmiParaInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.43 Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo
Table 4-44 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - LacUpdateInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA

Default value 1
4.2.44 Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo
Table 4-45 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - RouteUpdateInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.45 Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo
Table 4-46 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - CsCallNasInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.46 Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo
Table 4-47 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - PsCallNasInfo

Value range 0,1

Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.47 Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat
Table 4-48 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat
Full name Switcher of CR cell - DscpTrafficTypeStat
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.48 Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo
Table 4-49 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo
Full name Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.49 Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And Codes
Table 4-50 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And Codes
Full name Switcher of CR cell - DropDetail TimteSlots And Codes


Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.50 Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And Codes
Table 4-51 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And Codes
Full name Switcher of CR cell - HandOver TimteSlots And Codes
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.51 Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100
Table 4-52 Configuration rule of Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100
Full name Switcher of CR cell - NeighCellInfo For V320100
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1

4.2.52 Switcher of PGR
Table 4-53 Configuration rule of Switcher of PGR
Full name Switcher of PGR
Abbreviation PGRSwitch
Description whether PRG works
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.53 CDT support
Table 4-54 Configuration rule of CDT support
Full name CDT support
Abbreviation CDTOn
It indicates whether the Call Detail Trace (CDT) function is
Description
supported.
Managed object GSM Logical Function Configuration (GBssFunction)
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0
4.2.54 Report successful intra-BSC handover info
Table 4-55 Configuration rule of Report successful intra-BSC handover info
Full name Report successful intra-BSC handover info
Abbreviation CdtOption0
CDTOPTION_0: It indicates whether to report the intra-BSC
Description
handover success message. The default value is 1.
Value range 0,1

Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.55 Report PS info
Table 4-56 Configuration rule of Report PS info
Full name Report PS info
CDTOPTION_1: It indicates whether to report the PS service
Description
information. The default value is 1.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.56 Report location update info
Table 4-57 Configuration rule of Report location update info
Full name Report location update info
CDTOPTION_2: It indicates whether to report the location
Description
update information. The default value is 1.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.57 Report short message info
Table 4-58 Configuration rule of Report short message info
Full name Report short message info

CDTOPTION_3: It indicates whether to report the short

Description
message information. The default value is 1.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.58 Report access failure info
Table 4-59 Configuration rule of Report access failure info
Full name Report access failure info
CDTOPTION_4: It indicates whether to report the access
Description
failure message. The default value is 0.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0
4.2.59 Report relevant signalling of CS failure
Table 4-60 Configuration rule of Report relevant signalling of CS failure
Full name Report relevant signalling of CS failure
CDTOPTION_5: It indicates whether to report the signaling
Description
information when CS service fails. The default value is 0.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0

4.2.60 Report relevant internal message of CS failure
Table 4-61 Configuration rule of Report relevant internal message of CS failure
Full name Report relevant internal message of CS failure
CDTOPTION_6: It indicates whether to report the internal
Description
message when CS service fails. The default value is 0.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0
4.2.61 Report measurement report of location update
Table 4-62 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of location update
Full name Report measurement report of location update
CDTOPTION_7: It indicates whether to report the
Description
measurement report in location update. The default value is 0.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0
4.2.62 Report measurement report of short message
Table 4-63 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of short message
Full name Report measurement report of short message
Description
measurement report in short message. The default value is 1.

Value range 0,1

Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.63 Report measurement report of normal call release
Table 4-64 Configuration rule of Report measurement report of normal call release
Full name Report measurement report of normal call release
Description measurement report after a normal call is completed. The
default value is 1.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
4.2.64 Report PS access failure info
Table 4-65 Configuration rule of Report PS access failure info
Full name Report PS access failure info
CDTOPTION_10: It indicates whether to report the PS
Description
access failure message. The default value is 0.
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 0

4.2.65 Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed
Table 4-66 Configuration rule of Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed
Full name Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed
Description Report recent seven MR before Ho when Ho succeed
Value range 0,1
Unit NA
Default value 1
5 Related Counters and Alarms
5.1 Related Counters
This feature has no related counter.
5.2 Related Alarms
This feature has no related alarms.
6 Engineering Guide
6.1 Application Scenario
This feature can be used for network planning and network optimization analysis,
system fault localization and system algorithm optimization..

6.2 Configuration Description
1. In the configuration management window, select Managed Element System

Global Configuration Log Services, and double-click to configure the IP
address of Log Services, as shown below.
Figure 6-1 Log Services Configuration
2. In the configuration management window, select Managed Element System

Global Configuration Log Services Log Destination, and double-click to
configure CR/CT related switches, as shown below. You need to configure the
corresponding GSM and RAP pages of System Mode. The content is consistent.
The screenshot shows only one part of the long page. For more information, see
OMMR.

Figure 6-2 Log Destination Configuration
3. In the configuration management window, select Managed Element GSM

Logical Configuration, and double-click to configure the CDT switch and related
Report options, as shown below.

Figure 6-3 CDT Configuration
6.3 Feature Validation
6.3.1 CDT Log Uploading
Test Item CDT Log Uploading

Precondition 1. BSS is using On-Rack Server. And LogService is
working well.
2. BSC is working properly.
Test Steps 1. Enable CDT/CT/CR report of the BSC.
2. Initiate some LAU/CS service on the BSC.
3. Check the CDT data on the Log Server(OMM) after
15 min.
Anticipative Result 1. With CDT enabled, if there were service initiated in
the current time segment, there will be CDT log in
the OMM. (Typically at /home/zte/data/2012xxxx)
Test Result 1. CDT log can be reported successfully.

Parameters Setting Default parameters
6.3.2 CDT Log Decoding - LAU
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - LAU

working well.
3. CDT Server is connected and NetMAX/CNO of
related version is properly installed and working.
2. Initiate some LAU service on the BSC.
3. After the related CDT log is uploaded, use
CNO/NetMAX to analyze the CDT log.
Anticipative Result 1. The CDT analyze result is same as expected.
Test Result 1. LAU CDT log can be reported successfully.
6.3.3 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - CS Call

working well.
2. Initiate some CS Calls on the BSC.
Test Result 1. CS call CDT log can be reported successfully.

6.3.4 CDT Log Decoding - CS Handover
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - CS Handover

working well.
2. Initiate some CS Handover on the BSC.
Test Result 1. CS handover CDT log can be reported successfully.
6.3.5 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Failure
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Failure

working well.
2. Initiate some failed CS Call on the BSC.
Test Result 1. CS call failure CDT log can be reported

successfully.
6.3.6 CDT Log Decoding - Handover Failure
Test Item CDT Log Decoding Handover Failure


working well.
2. Initiate some Handover Failure on the BSC.
Test Result 1. Handover failure CDT log can be reported

successfully.
6.3.7 CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Drop
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - CS Call Drop

working well.
2. Initiate some CS Call Drops on the BSC.
Test Result 1. CS call drop CDT log can be reported successfully.
6.3.8 CDT Log Decoding - PS Service
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - PS Service

working well.


2. Initiate some PS service on the BSC.
Test Result 1. PS service CDT log can be reported successfully.
6.3.9 CDT Log Decoding - PS Access Failure
Test Item CDT Log Decoding - PS Access Failure

working well.
2. Initiate some PS access failure on the BSC.
Test Result 1. PS access failure CDT log can be reported

successfully.
6.4 Feature Turn off
In the configuration management window, select Managed Element GSM

Logical Configuration, and double-click to configure the CDT switch and related
Report options, as shown below.

Figure 6-4 CDT Configuration
6.5 Network Impact
Neither network performance nor normal conversation process is affected.
After the CDT feature is enabled, the CPU load of the CMP board is increased
slightly. Based on the heavy traffic simulation test result of R&D environment, the
load of CMP board is increased by about 1% to 2% (for reference only) after the CDT
feature is enabled. The commercial environment differs from the R&D environment.
7 Abbreviation
Abbreviations Full Characteristics
rd
3GPP 3 Generation Partnership Project
IPE In-Path Equipment
BSC Base Station Controller
BTS Base Transceiver Station
CDT Call Details Trace
CR Call Report
CDR Call Detail Record

CTS Call Trace System
CT Call Trace
IMSI International Mobile Subscriber Identifier
NMS Network Management System
OAM Operation And Maintenance
DTM Dual Transfer Mode
MS Mobile Station
MSC Mobile Switching Centre
OMC Operation & Maintenance Center
8 Reference Document
User Manual of ZXM-RAP 3.00.300 On-Rack Server Software
Design Solution of ZXG10 iBSC (V6.30.00) Supporting CDT
ZXG10 iBSC (V6.30.10) Base Station Controller Radio Parameter Reference
ZXG10 iBSC (V6.30.10) Base Station Controller Perfomrance Counter Reference

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4 Parameters and Configurations ..................................................................... 16

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4.2.57 Report short message info ................................................................................. 41

5 Related Counters and Alarms ........................................................................ 45

6 Engineering Guide .......................................................................................... 45

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BTS Version: [Independent of the BTS hardware platform]

Related Network Element:

Dependent Function: [None]

Exclusive Function: [None]

2.1 Feature Introduction

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2.2 License Control

None license control for this feature in UR12 Release.

2.3 Correlation with Other Features

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Figure 3-1 Overall Architecture of CDT Data Collection

3.1 Basic Information of CDT

3.2 Data Reporting Mode

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3.2.1 CDT_CR Data Reporting

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3.2.2 CDT_CT Data Reporting

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R_OPTION.CdtOption.Bit2: whether to report the location update information; the default

R_OPTION.CdtOption.Bit3: whether to report the SM information; the default value is 1.

R_OPTION.CdtOption.BIT4: whether to report the access failure information; the default

3.3 Consideration of DTM

3.4 Service Data Collection Point

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3.5 Reported Data Format

In consideration of flexibility and scalability, the following methods are adopted:

Data format types are as follows:

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3.6 Data Flow Direction

4 Parameters and Configurations

4.1 Parameter List

Table 4-1 Parameter List

1 System mode Figure 6-2

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23 Report flag of CT trigger process cell update Figure 6-2

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48 Switcher of CR cell - SigConInfo Figure 6-2

4.2 Parameter Configuration

4.2.1 System mode

Table 4-2 Configuration rule of System mode