LTE Ericsson - NSN Feature Mapping-V1.0

Introduction
1.1 Purpose
This document defines and describes the Feature mapping between ericsson and nsn
1.2 Sheet description
Sheet:
Feature Mapping
1.3 Revision history
v 1.0
es and describes the Feature mapping between ericsson and nsn
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Description:
Ericsson L14A FDD Release KPI mapped with NSN RL 60
First version of Ericsson L14A LTE Featuers mapped to NSN RL 50 Release Features
Comments
Rev. date:
April 4, 2014
Author
M.Mayilvaganan
(mayilvaganan.marimuthu@ericsson.com)
Feature Name
Advanced Cell Supervision
Enhanced PDCCH Link Adaptation
Feature Identity First Released
FAJ 121 0781
FAJ 121 3051
L13B
L13B
PDCCH Power Boost
FAJ 121 3057
L14A
Maximum Cell Range
FAJ 121 0869
L11B
Interference Rejection Combining
FAJ 121 0780
L11B
High Speed UE
FAJ 121 2054
L13A
RRC Connection Re-Establishment
FAJ 121 3019
L12B
Multi-Target RRC Connection ReEstablishment
FAJ 121 3023
L13B
Intra-LTE Handover
FAJ 121 0489
L10
Data Forwarding at Intra-LTE Handover
FAJ 121 0490
Packet Forwarding at S1 Handover
FAJ 121 1800
SGW Relocation at X2 Handover
FAJ 121 1819
L11B
L13B
Mobility Control at Poor Coverage
FAJ 121 3013
Coverage-Triggered GERAN Session

Continuity
FAJ 121 0495
WCDMA Session Continuity, CoverageTriggered
FAJ 121 0493
L13B
L10
L10
Inter-Frequency Session Continuity,

Coverage-Triggered
FAJ 121 0797
L11A
CDMA2000 Session Continuity,

Coverage-Triggered
FAJ 121 0491
L10
Redirect with System Information
FAJ 121 0876
L12A
CS Fallback to GERAN and UTRAN
FAJ 121 0856
L11B
CS Fallback for Dual-Radio UEs

CS Fallback to CDMA 1X
FAJ 121 0845

FAJ 121 3036
L11A
L13B
Enhanced CS Fallback to CDMA 1X
FAJ 121 3056
L13B
Emergency Call Handling for CS Fallback FAJ 121 0921
L11B
Coverage-Triggered Inter-Frequency
Handover
FAJ 121 0877
L11B
WCDMA IRAT Handover, CoverageTriggered
FAJ 121 0897
L12A
Intra-LTE Inter-Mode Handover
FAJ 121 3024
L13B
Subscriber Triggered Mobility
FAJ 121 1788
L12A
Inter-Frequency Load Balancing
FAJ 121 3009
L12B
Inter-Frequency Offload
FAJ 121 3061
L14A
Inter-RAT Offload to WCDMA
FAJ 121 3048
L13B
16-QAM Uplink
FAJ 121 0488
L10
64-QAM Downlink
FAJ 121 0487
L10
Channel Bandwidth 10 MHz
FAJ 121 0668
L10
FAJ 121 0669
L10
FAJ 121 0670
L10
FAJ 121 0548
L10
Output Power 100 W to 120 W
FAK 101 0025
L12B

L14A
L14A
FAJ 121 0546
L11B
FAJ 121 0547
L11B
FAK 101 0020
L12A
FAK 101 0021
L12A
6 Cell Support
FAJ 121 1821
L12A
Dual-Antenna Downlink Performance

Package
FAJ 121 0486
L10
4x2 Quad Antenna Downlink

Performance Package
FAJ 121 3041
L14A
Quad Antenna Uplink Performance

Package
FAJ 121 1744
L12A
Cascadable Radio Units
FAJ 121 1820
L12A
QoS-Aware Scheduler
FAJ 121 0859
L11B
Minimum Rate Proportional Fair

Scheduler
FAJ 121 0920
L12A
Delay-Based Scheduling and Grant

Estimation
FAJ 121 1789
L12A
Downlink Frequency-Selective
Scheduling
FAJ 121 2053
L13A
Uplink Frequency-Selective Scheduling
FAJ 121 1799
L12A
Relative Priority Scheduling
FAJ 121 2037
L12B
Autointegration of RBS
FAJ 121 0999
Automated Cell Capacity Estimation
FAJ 121 3031
L14A
Automated Mobility Optimization
FAJ 121 3035
L14A
Automated Neighbor Relations
FAJ 121 0497
L10
FAJ 121 202
L14A
FAJ 121 3028
L14A
FAJ 121 1817
L14A
PCI Conflict Reporting
FAJ 121 1898
L12B
Admission Control
FAJ 121 1857
L11B
Automated RACH Root Sequence

Allocation
Best Neighbor Relations for Intra-LTE
Load Management
Cell Soft Lock
Differentiated Admission Control
FAJ 121 1787
L12A
Dynamic GBR Admission Control
FAJ 121 1748
L12A
VSWR Antenna Supervision
FAJ 121 0706
L11A
A-GPS Control Plane Location Support
FAJ 121 1792
L12A
A-GPS User Plane Location Support
FAJ 121 0863
L11B
Cell ID-Based Location Support
FAJ 121 0735
L11A
Clock Source over NTP
FAJ 121 0496
L10
Connected Users
FAJ 121 0485
L10
Dual Band Support
FAJ 121 1822
L12A
Dynamic QoS Modification
FAJ 121 1749
L12B
Emergency Call Prioritization
FAJ 121 1039
L11B
End-User Bitrate Shaping
FAJ 121 1745
L12A
Efficient DRX/DTX for Connected UE
FAJ 121 0801
L11B
Service Specific DRX
FAJ 121 3011
L12B
Enhanced Cell ID Control Plane Location

FAJ 121 1794
Support
L12A
Enhanced Cell ID User Plane Location

Support
L11B
Enhanced Cell ID in Traces
FAJ 121 0864
FAJ 121 2025
L12A
ICIC - Autonomous Resource Allocation
FAJ 121 1074
L11B
Jumbo Frames
FAJ 121 1896
L12A
OTDOA Control Plane Location Support
FAJ 121 1793
L12A
OTDOA User Plane Location Support
FAJ 121 0862
L11B
LPPa-based OTDOA Support
FAJ 121 3050
L13B
LPPa-based E-CID Support
FAJ 121 3030
L13A
Mixed Mode in Multistandard RBS (LTE)
FAJ 121 0906
L12A
Multi-Operator RAN
FAJ 121 3055
L13B
Multiple Digital Units
FAJ 121 3038
L12B
Multiple Radio Bearers per User
FAJ 121 0549
L10
Operator Defined QCI
FAJ 121 1892
L12B
Public Warning System
FAJ 121 2050
L12B
PUCCH Overdimensioning
FAJ 121 0883
L11B
RLC in Unacknowledged Mode
FAJ 121 0861
L11B
Robust Header Compression
FAJ 121 0892
L12A
TTI Bundling
FAJ 121 2051
L13A
SRVCC Handover to GERAN
FAJ 121 3014
L13B
SRVCC Handover to UTRAN
FAJ 121 2027
L12B
Service Specific Load Management
FAJ 121 3047
L14A
Shared LTE RAN
FAJ 121 0860
L12A
SIB16 Time Information Broadcast
FAJ 121 3070
L14A
Carrier Aggregation
FAJ 121 3046
L13B
Dynamic SCell Selection for Carrier

Aggregation
FAJ 121 3063
L14A
Streaming of Events
FAJ 121 0760
L11A
Support for 3GPP Compatible RET

Antennas
FAJ 121 2175
L12A
Support for Cascading of 3GPP

Compatible RET Antennas
FAJ 121 0705
L10
UE Level Oscillating Handover

Minimization
FAJ 121 1885
L12A
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Affected Features
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Combined Cell ,
Maximum Cell Range ( On the activation of this
feature, the Maximum Cell Range cannot exceed 33
km. )
Efficient DRX/DTX for Connected UE ( The Efficient
DRX/DTX for Connected UE feature is not
recommended to be activated together with the High
Speed UE feature in the same cell. If both features are
enabled together, the DRX cycle for the Efficient
DRX/DTX for Connected UE feature must not exceed
80ms, in order to avoid a degraded performance by
the High Speed UE feature)
Licensed
Basic
1. Coverage-Triggered Inter-Frequency Handover

2.Intra-LTE Handover
( a UE can attempt a re-establishment procedure
while the eNodeB is preparing or executing an
outgoing or incoming intra-LTE inter-frequency
handover using the Coverage-Triggered InterFrequency Handover feature. When the eNodeB
handles the re-establishment then an outgoing
handover is canceled.)
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GERAN Session Continuity Coverage-Triggered

,WCDMA Session Continuity Coverage-Triggered , CS
Fallback to GERAN and UTRAN
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Coverage-Triggered Inter-Frequency Handover

Coverage-Triggered Inter-Frequency Session
Continuity
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Conditions
The basic feature RRC Connection

Re-Establishment must be
activated.
Requires Intra-LTE Handover.
Coverage-Triggered InterFrequency Session Continuity,

Coverage-Triggered WCDMA
Session Continuity,
Coverage-Triggered GERAN
Session Continuity,
Coverage-Triggered CDMA2000
Session Continuity
Requires either of GERAN Session

Continuity Coverage-Triggered (or)
WCDMA Session Continuity
Coverage-Triggered ( or) CS
Fallback to GERAN and UTRAN
Requires GERAN Session

Continuity, Coverage-Triggered
and WCDMA Session Continuity
Requires CS Fallback to GERAN

and UTRAN, and one or both of
GERAN Session Continuity,
Coverage-Triggered and WCDMA
Session Continuity, CoverageTriggered depending on the
implementation.
Requires Inter-Frequency Session

Continuity, Coverage-Triggered
Requires WCDMA Session

Continuity, Coverage-Triggered.
Requires Coverage-Triggered InterFrequency Session Continuity and

Coverage-Triggered InterFrequency Handover
Requires Coverage-Triggered InterFrequency Handover
Requires Coverage-Triggered
WCDMA IRAT Handover, and IRAT
Offload from LTE(1)
Requires Output Power 20 W to 40

W ,Output Power 40 W to 60 W
and Output Power 60 W to 80 W
andOutput Power 80 W to 100 W.
Affects other features, see the

feature description.
W
W and Output Power 40 W to 60 W
W and Output Power 40 W to 60 W
and Output Power 60 W to 80 W
Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler

Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler .
Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler .
Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler.
Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler

and Minimum Rate Proportional
Fair Scheduler.
Requires Intra-LTE Handover
Requires Efficient DRX/DTX for

Connected UE.
Requires QoS-Aware Scheduler.
Requires GERAN Session

Continuity Coverage-Triggered
Requires WCDMA
SessionContinuity CoverageTriggered and WCDMA IRAT
Handover Coverage-Triggered.
Requires Support for 3GPP

Compatible RET Antennas
Till L14A
Feature Operation / Benefits
1. The ACS feature rapidly finds suspected sleeping cells.

2. The feature supports self-healing by automatically trying to recover the
suspected sleeping cells. No alarm is sent out if the recovery action is
successful but if it fails, an alarm is issued.
1) The basic PDCCH Link Adaptation uses the Physical Downlink Shared
Channel (PDSCH) transmission success and a configurable offset to achieve
the target Block Error rate (BLER) for PDCCH transmissions.
3) Enhanced PDCCH Link adaptation is based on PDCCH transmission
success. It uses the PDSCH Acknowledgement (HARQ-ACK) feedback and the
PUSCH detection results to determine whether or not a PDCCH transmission
was successful. In addition to achieving the target BLER, it makes efficient
use of the PDCCH resources, which allows increased system capacity.
1) If the feature is activated,the cell capacity, measured as number of

scheduled PDCCH per TTI, will be increased compared to not using
automatic PDCCH Power Boosting, in typical high load VoIP
scenarios/conditions, which is on the basis of feature function "automatic
PDCCH Power Boost"
2) If the feature is activated to increase the PDCCH PSD level for CCE
aggregation level 8, the PDCCH cell coverage will be increased compared to
not using PDCCH Power Boost, the feature is especially suitable for TM7/TM8
scenario that PDSCH does not limit cell coverage, but not confined to these
two Transmission mode. The feature can be applied to all other transmission
modes.
The Maximum Cell Range feature provides support for a maximum cell
range of 100 km. Without this feature the maximum cell range is 15 km.
Large cells are suitable to obtain coverage in sparsely populated areas
where the need for capacity is low. Examples of such areas are deserts,
coastal areas, or sea environments. The feature makes it possible to set the
cell range between 1 and 100 km. The feature includes use of the random
access preamble format 1 that is appropriate for the large round trip times
in cells with cell range larger than 15 km.
1. The Interference Rejection Combining feature maximizes the Signal to

Interference and Noise Ratio (SINR) of the combined signal by minimizing
the noise and interference at the antenna combiner output while preserving
the signal. It can be seen as weighting down the signal in the directions of
the interferers, so that they do not corrupt the signal from the desired user.
2.The Interference Rejection Combining feature improves the Block Error
Rate (BLER) on the Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) and Physical
Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH) compared to MRC and improves uplink
throughput in uplink interference limited systems. The use of IRC on uplink
channels does not require any additional User Equipment (UE) support
1. For a UE moving at high speeds with high carrier frequency, the

frequency offset estimates based on Physical Uplink Shared Channel
(PUSCH) and Physical Uplink Control Channel (PUCCH) are subject to
ambiguities and cannot be correctly estimated. High-frequency offset impact
on Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH) also causes problems. This is
resolved by comparing the frequency offset estimates on PUSCH, PUCCH
and PRACH.
2.This feature supports UE speeds of up to 350 km/h for the highest carrier
frequencies in the Evolved UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access (E-UTRA) operating
bands. This establishes and maintains connections to UE with frequency
offsets up to 1900 Hz.
1. Triggered by the UE in RRC_CONNECTED state, resumes the SRB1 and reactivates the AS (3) security without changing algorithms.A successful reestablishment is followed by a RRC Connection Reconfiguration procedure to
resume SRB2 and all DRBs.
2.RRC Connection Re-establishment failure happens in the following
situations:
a) The re-establishment request is initiated towards another cell than the
serving cell.
b) An ongoing RRC procedure (for example Handover, E-RAB Set
up/Release/Modification, UE Context Set up/Release/Modification) exists.
The eNodeB responds the UE with a RRC Connection Reestablishment Reject
message, the ongoing procedure times out, and the RRC Connection Release
is triggered causing the UE to go to the RRC-IDLE state.
The optional feature Multi-target RRC Connection re-establishment

Introduces RRC connection re-establishment in other cells than serving cell.
The basic feature, RRC Connection Re-establishment, supports only RRC
Connection Reestablishment in serving cell.
The additional cases where re-establishment is supported by this feature are
the following:
1.Re-establishment in another cell of the Serving eNodeB
2.Re-establishment in another cell of another eNodeB, provided that there is
an X2 connection and that both eNodeBs are Ericsson eNodeBs
3.Re-establishment during ongoing intra-eNodeB handover (according to the
constraints of the previous bullets as well as in Serving cell)
4.Re-establishment during X2 inter-eNodeB handover
5.Re-establishment between different frequencies
Intra-LTE handover can be set to trigger on the RSRP value or the RSRQ
value. The measurement reports sent by the UE contains either or both of
these values.
There are three types of mobility procedures for Intra-LTE handover; intraRBS handover, X2-based inter RBS handover, and S1-based inter-RBS
handover.
The handover procedures are described in the following:
1.The intra-RBS handover procedure is used when both the source and
target cells reside in the same RBS.
2.X2 inter-RBS handover is primarily used when an X2 relation exists
between source and target RBSs. Both source and target RBS must be
connected to the same MME.
3.S1 inter-RBS handover is primarily used when no X2 relation exists
between source and target. Source and target RBS can be connected to the
same or different MME. Packet forwarding at S1 Handover is also an optional
licensed feature that is used to reduce packet loss.
The objective of data forwarding is to guarantee that packet loss is reduced

during an X2 handover and intra-RBS handover, except in the transport
network, as well as reducing handover interruption time. The packets
forwarded are those stored in the source RBS buffer prior to the handover
execution, ,i.e. packets that have not been acknowledged by the UE (only in
case of RLC AM DRBs) and packets that have not been transmitted. Source
RBS also forwards new incoming packets from the SGW prior to the
handover completion. Forwarding occurs only with Packet Data Convergence
Protocol (PDCP) Service Data Units (SDUs) in the downlink.
In case the feature is active the target RBS prioritizes all downlink PDCP
Packet Data Units (PDUs) forwarded by the source RBS, before sending new
data received from the S1 link.
The 2 methods of packet forwarding at S1 handover are as follows:

Direct Packet Forwarding
Data is transferred over the X2 user plane between the source and the
target RBS. The source RBS indicates that a direct path is available in the
S1-AP handover control signalling to the MME.
Indirect Packet Forwarding
Data is transferred over the S1 user plane through the source/target Serving
Gateway (SGW) between the source and the target RBS. When there is no
direct user plane path, the Source RBS does not indicate that a direct path is
available in the S1-AP control signalling and this can result in indirect packet
forwarding.
This feature makes it possible to change the Serving Gateway (SGW) at X2

handover. This feature enables the core network to balance the network
load and utilize network resources more efficiently.
This feature improves the Coverage-Triggered features functionality to

increase mobility handling flexibility at poor coverage. It introduces a search
zone along the edge of the cell, where User Equipment (UE) measurements
search for alternative frequencies and cells.
The measurement process used by the UE to evaluate the serving cell uses
parameters sent by the serving eNodeB to the UE. These parameters, sent
to the UE in the RRCConnectionReconfiguration messages, include threshold
values, hysteresis values, measurement filtering, and time-to-trigger
parameters.
The UE measurements are reported to the serving eNodeB to make the final
decision on redirection to a GERAN / UTRAN /IF / CDMA Target.
The Event A2 can base its triggering criterion on either of the following:
Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP), representing the mean measured
power per reference signal
Reference Signal Received Quality (RSRQ), providing an indication of the
reference signal quality, especially high inter cell interference
The eNodeB will configure two Event A2 measurements in the UE to detect
poor coverage, and using the default settings, one of them will be based on
RSRP and one on RSRQ. The eNodeB will consider the UE in poor coverage
when at least one of the measurements have reported poor coverage.
The eNodeB determines whether to release the UE with a redirection to a
GERAN / UTRAN /IF / CDMA Target., depending on the UE capabilities,
eNodeB licenses, and redirection priority. If the UE is released with a
redirection to a GERAN / UTRAN /IF / CDMA Target., the release message
contains information about one or several GERAN / UTRAN /IF / CDMA
frequencies, to help the UE find a suitable GERAN / UTRAN /IF / CDMA Target
cell.
This feature extends the session continuity / CSFB features by including

system information for cells belonging to target Radio Access Technology
(RAT) when performing Radio Resource Control (RRC) connection release
with redirect to GSM or WCDMA . The system information enables the UE to
connected to target GSM or WCDMA cell faster.
The feature enables eNodeBs to respond to Circuit Switched (CS) service

requests from LTE UE. When an eNodeB receives a request it directs the UE
to GERAN or UTRAN frequencies.
The Emergency Call Handling for CS Fallback feature offers the operator the
possibility to apply separate priorities for CS fallback for emergency calls as
compared to CS fallback for ordinary voice calls. This allows the operator to
direct emergency calls to the network that has the best positioning
performance and thus comply to the FCC phase 2 requirements on
positioning accuracy for such calls
1.That the UE will be transferred to a cell on a different frequency for which

the UE has coverage.
2.That an Event A5 (serving becomes worse than threshold1 and neighbor
becomes better than threshold2) measurement is configured in the UE
whenever there are several candidate target cells, none of which covers the
source cell completely.
3.That the UE hands over directly, without an Event A5 measurement,
whenever there is (at least) one target cell which is known to cover the
source cell completely.
The purpose of the Coverage-Triggered WCDMA IRAT Handover feature is,

first, to extend this with the option of initiating a handover to a WCDMA cell,
instead of initiating a release. Second, to handle an incoming handover (to
an LTE cell) from a WCDMA cell.
The purpose of the Intra-LTE Inter-Mode Handover feature is to manage User

Equipment (UE) handover between LTE cells working in different modes
Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) and Time Division Duplex (TDD).
The feature supports

frequency.
bands.
not co-located.
separate RBSs.
an arbitrary grade of coverage overlap between cells.

an arbitrary number of target cells on the same interan arbitrary number of frequencies and frequency
load balancing between cells that are co-located and
load balancing between cells in the same and in
The purpose of this feature is to offload traffic load above an offload

threshold from an EUTRAN cell to an Ericsson or non-Ericsson EUTRAN FDD
or TDD cell.
The 6 Cell Support feature offers reduced equipment cost by controlling six
cells with one DU in one RBS node. This enables cost efficient ways of
building networks in many scenarios.
The capacity of the DU can be fully used with six-sector single carrier
configurations. One DU can carry the traffic of up to six cells.
The 4x2 Quad Antenna Downlink Performance Package feature provides

support for four transmit antennas used for 4-way transmit diversity and
spatial multiplexing, to improve downlink coverage, capacity that is, bitrate,
and throughput
The 4x2 Quad Antenna Downlink Performance Package feature provides

support for four transmit antennas used for 4-way transmit diversity and
spatial multiplexing, to improve downlink coverage, capacity that is, bitrate,
and throughput
The Dual-Antenna Downlink Performance Package feature must be active
prior to introducing the 4x2 Quad Antenna Downlink Performance Package
feature
The Quad Antenna Uplink Performance Package feature provides support for
four receive antennas used for 4-way receive diversity, to improve uplink
coverage, capacity (bit rate) and throughput. Quad Antenna Uplink
Performance is possible for all antenna configurations with four antennas
and for any number of radio units.
The QoS-Aware Scheduler feature allows configuration of the scheduler on a

QCI basis. This can be used to configure absolute priority scheduling for
Data Radio Bearers (DRBs) in regard to air interface resources. It also
enables configuration of scheduling algorithms per QCI, given that
appropriate scheduler licenses are in place.
2.When there is no license available for the QoS-Aware Scheduler feature,
the system scheduler sets to Resource Fair (RF) as default.
The QoS-Aware Scheduler feature must be activated.
The Uplink Frequency-Selective Scheduling feature is dependent on

sounding. Sounding is a procedure which utilizes a set of uplink reference
signals. Unlike the uplink Demodulation Reference Signals (DMRS), which
are sent within the same bandwidth as the uplink signal, Sounding
Reference Signals (SRS) can be sent over almost arbitrary channel
bandwidths, providing the channel estimation over any part of the
spectrum. This gives the possibility of scheduling uplink transmission on
resource blocks of instantaneously good quality.
The default mobility parameters in the Radio Base Station (RBS) are not
necessarily optimized when the operators deploy the network. An RBS with
poor mobility parameters encounters the following problems:
Too Early Handover
Too Late Handover
Handover to Wrong Cell
Ping-pong Handover
This feature provides RBS with the capacity to automatically calibrate the
mobility parameters, and enables the operator to observe the occurrence of
these problems.
This feature reduces the number of radio connection failures and
unnecessary handovers, which subsequently increases the RBS throughput,
as well as the VoIP and Streaming service quality.
The End-User Bitrate Shaping feature takes the UL Aggregated Maximum

Bitrate (AMBR) for the non-Guaranteed Bitrate (GBR) bearer and the UL
Maximum Bitrate (MBR) for each GBR bearer as input. Therefore, in the UL it
is possible to shape the traffic to the sum of the maximum aggregated bitrate for a specific User Equipment (UE) (AMBR) and the MBR for each GBR
bearer of that UE
Efficient DRX/DTX for Connected UE feature is provided as a licensed feature

and allows DRX for UE in RRC_CONNECTED mode.
The Enhanced Cell ID Control Plane Location Support feature in the RBS
enables the operator to keep the location node updated, through OSS-RC,
about the geographic data of the cells served by the RBS
The Enhanced Cell ID User Plane Location Support feature in the RBS
enables the operator to keep the location node updated, through OSS-RC,
about the geographic data of the cells served by the RBS
The Multiple Radio Bearers per User feature permits User Equipment (UE) to
establish as many as eight simultaneous data radio beare
Delta Point
E/// - Provision for Sleeping Cells Detection and fault recovery action .Alarm will be
reported to OSS-RC if recovery action is not successful
NSN - Combined function of LTE432 & LTE502 features are fulfilling " ACS " function
LTE432 : This feature raises an indication that there may be a problem, so the
operator must still check the situation in the cell and decide, which actions are to
trigger.
LTE502 : Recovery Action will be carried out through this feature.
E/// - Combined function of below 2 features can be mapped with NSN feature
LTE1035 .
Enhanced PDCCH Link Adaption - In order to satisfy the required BLER for PDCCH,
the estimated SINR must be adjusted to compensate for the CQI estimation errors on
the PDCCH. It uses the PDSCH Acknowledgement (HARQ-ACK) feedback and the
PUSCH detection results to determine whether or not a PDCCH transmission was
successful.Based on the estimated SINR plus the calculated outer loop adjustment
and the transport block size, the link adaptation determines the number of CCEs
required for the coming PDCCH transmission
PDCCH Power Boost - CCE aggregation level and boost value based on CCE cost
and PDCCH SINR from PDCCH link Adaptation feature. UE at any cell position is
supported to calculate corresponding CCE Aggregation level and boost power.PDCCH
power per OFDM symbol is another limitation, if the total power including boost
power exceeds the limitation, it is forbidden to use the boosted power.
NSN - Feature LTE1035 decides #CCE's and Transmission power per UE (More
CCE's / Power to low SINR UE's ) through PDCCH outer loop Link adaption.
1. Iputs to PDCCH inner loop link adaption are UE reported Wideband CQI , deltaCQI
from PDSCH outer link Quality Control and deltaCQIshift from PDCCH outer loop link
adaption which decides PDCCH power and CCE aggregation level.
2.Internal functions PDCCH outer loop link adaption ( Adjusts the dynamic correction
of UE SINR estimate per User ) and PDSCH outer link Quality Control are working
based on HARQ Feedbacks from initial DL transmission.
required for the coming PDCCH transmission

PDCCH Power Boost - CCE aggregation level and boost value based on CCE cost
and PDCCH SINR from PDCCH link Adaptation feature. UE at any cell position is
supported to calculate corresponding CCE Aggregation level and boost power.PDCCH
power per OFDM symbol is another limitation, if the total power including boost
power exceeds the limitation, it is forbidden to use the boosted power.
NSN - Feature LTE1035 decides #CCE's and Transmission power per UE (More
CCE's / Power to low SINR UE's ) through PDCCH outer loop Link adaption.
1. Iputs to PDCCH inner loop link adaption are UE reported Wideband CQI , deltaCQI
from PDSCH outer link Quality Control and deltaCQIshift from PDCCH outer loop link
adaption which decides PDCCH power and CCE aggregation level.
2.Internal functions PDCCH outer loop link adaption ( Adjusts the dynamic correction
of UE SINR estimate per User ) and PDSCH outer link Quality Control are working
based on HARQ Feedbacks from initial DL transmission.
E/// - Supports Cell Range of 100 Km

NSN - Supports Cell Range of 77 Km
E/// - The Interference Rejection Combining feature improves the Block Error Rate
(BLER) on the Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) and Physical Uplink Control
Channel (PUCCH).IRC also improves false detection and missed detection
performance on the Physical Random Access Channel (PRACH) in an inter-cell
interference scenario. IRC is always available on the PRACH.
NSN - Supporting IRC is mainly a radio layer 1 issue. IRC is only applied to the
physical uplink shared channel (PUSCH). All other channels and signals like physical
uplink control channel (PUCCH), sounding reference signal (SRS) and physical
random access channel (PRACH) do not apply IRC.
E/// - Single Feature applicable for Intra RBS HO , Inter eNB HO via X2 ,Inter eNB HO
via S1 .
" Data Forwarding at X2 " & " Packet Forwwarding at S1 " features needs to be
enabled with Intra-LTE Handover to avoid packet loss during Handover." Data
Forwarding " is a licensed feature.
NSN - Combined function of LTE53 & LTE54 features are fulfilling " Intra-LTE
Handover " function
LTE53 - Intra and Inter eNB HO with X2
LTE54 - Intra - LTE HO via S1.
" Data Forwarding at X2 " & " Packet Forwwarding at S1 " are in-built feature .No
seperate License Required.
E/// - " Data Forwarding " feature needs to be enabled with Intra-LTE Handover to
avoid packet loss during Handover." Data Forwarding " is a licensed feature.
NSN " Data Fowarding " is an in-built feature of LTE 53 .No seperate License Required.
E/// - Single Feature applicable for Intra RBS HO , Inter eNB HO via X2 ,Inter eNB HO
via S1 .
" Packet Forwarding " feature needs to be enabled with Intra-LTE Handover to avoid
packet loss during S1 Handover."Packet Forwarding " is a licensed feature.Direct &
indirect packet forwarding possible
NSN - " Packet Fowarding " is an in-built feature of LTE 54 .No seperate License
Required.NSN only supporting " Indirect Packet forwarding " .Direct packet
forwarding not supported.
E/// - This feature makes it possible to change the Serving Gateway (SGW) at X2
handover
NSN - LTE53 will cover this provisioning
E/// & NSN provides same function .

NSN - Objective fullfilled by basic handover threshold settings . There is no seperate
feature available to enhance mobility function .
" Deviated from E///'s Search Ring Concept "
E/// - Two types of RwR possible in E///.

1. Measurement based RwR ( based on A5 / B2 event ) when UE camped in Search
Zone reported with " Target Good Enough " measurement.
2.Blind RwR when UE reported " Critical coverage " measurement and crossing
critical threshold ( A2Secondary)
NSN - Combined function of LTE423 & LTE1407 features are fulfilling " CoverageTriggered " other RAT" Session Continuity " feature function
- Redirection is blind till RL30 : UE does not measure on the target frequency for
redirection before the connection is released - there is improvement in RL40 via
measurement of the target cells
- When serving RSRP falls below threshold4 ( A2 Condition met ) for a time
a2TimeToTriggerRedirect the RRC connection is released and UE redirects to the EUTRA or inter-RAT carrier frequency with highest priority (if several redirection
objects defined) regardless of the signal strength of the target carrier
- LTE1073 ( Measurement based Redirect UTRAN) is an enhanced
Redirection procedure applicable only for UTRAN target
E/// - Supports GSM / WCDMA Targets

NSN - Applicable only for GERAN target For Redirection case .CS Fallback to UTRAN
has been enhanced with provisioning of System Information of potential target cells
(only towards 3GPP R9 compliant UEs)
NSN - Not supporting CDMA Targets for CSFB case
E/// & NSN provides same function except Handover triggers.The

following measurement events are used for the measurement based
inter-frequency handover:
E/// A1 - deactivate inter-frequency measurements
A2 - activate inter-frequency measurements
A5 - inter-frequency measurements Coverage HO for RSRP
"Blind HO to IF target Possible "
NSN A1 - deactivate inter-frequency measurements
A3 - inter-frequency measurements Better Cell HO for RSRP and RSRQ
"Blind HO to IF target not supported "

E/// A1 - deactivate IRAT measurements
A2 - activate IRAT measurements
B2 - IRAT measurements
"Blind HO to IRAT target Possible "
NSN A1 - deactivate IRAT measurements
A2 - activate IRAT measurements
B2 - IRAT measurements
"Blind HO to IRAT target not supported "

E/// A1 - deactivate inter-frequency measurements
NSN A1 - deactivate inter-frequency measurements
A3 - inter-frequency measurements Better Cell HO for RSRP and RSRQ
E/// & NSN provides same function

1. Combined function of LTE1170 ,LTE 1387 fulfilling E///'s Inter-Frequency Load
Balancing feature
2. Inter Mode Handover is possible in NSN ( LTE1060) considering Load based HO
between different vendors. ( Pre requiste MOCN )
LTE 487 equivalent to E///'s Inter-RAT offload to WCDMA for IRAT offload
E/// & NSN provides same function.

NSN - LTE904 will take care of soft license activation. Individual Radio
Modules ( supports till 120 W ) will take care of Hardware function.

NSN - Combined function of LTE69 & LTE70 features are fulfilling " Dual
-Antenna Downlink performance Package" function

NSN - LTE568 needs LTE980 IRC for 4 RX path to be enabled

NSN - Combined function of LTE 7 ,LTE 9 & LTE 10 fulfilling the requirements in " QoSAware Scheduler "

NSN - Implemented in basic scheduler function by default ( Channel Aware Scheduler
)

NSN - Implemented in basic scheduler function by default ( Channel Aware Scheduler
)

NSN - Combined function of LTE154 & LTE 720 fulfilling the requirements in
"Autointegration of RBS "
E/// & NSN both having common functionality & deviated in used mechanism &
parameters

NSN - Single Feature LTE663 provides GPS location support
NSN - In built function of " Admission Control " Feature
NSN - In built function of " Admission Control " Feature
E/// - Supports only in UL for GBR Bearers

NSN - Supports both UL & DL for Non - GBR Bearers
E/// - ICIC is an optional feature within Basic scheduler algorithm.

NSN -In built function of Scheduler algorithm
E/// - 8 Bearers can be Supported

NSN - 6 Bearers can be suppported
NSN - It is not possible to enable LTE494: Commercial Mobile Alert System

feature and LTE843: ETWS broadcast feature simultaneously per one eNB.
NSN - Internal function of LTE10 : EPS bearers for conversational voice & LTE7 :
support of multiple EPS bearer
NSN - In built function of LTE1170: Inter eNode B IF Load Balancing & LTE1387 :
Intra-eNode B IF Load Balancing
NSN -CSFB not working properly with CSFB
E/// - Carrier aggregation up to 40 MHz expands the maximum bandwidth that can
be aggregated in addition to what was delivered in L13B. With this functionality it
will be possible to support two carriers with maximum 20 MHz bandwidth each. The
20+20 MHz allocation increases the peak throughput for a UE up to 300 Mbps. To
support 300 Mbps UE category 6 or higher is needed
TDD CA is not supported in Ericsson till L14A
NSN - Operators with fragmented 5+5, 5+10 or 10+10 MHz spectrum allocations
can offer the same end user experience as operators with a single band 10, 15 or 20
MHz deployment.
RL45TD version ( LTE1558: TDD Downlink carrier aggregation )
O - O Comparision
Title Prefix
LTE432
Advanced Cell Supervision = LTE432 ( Sleeping Cell

Detection ) + LTE502 ( Recovery Action )
LTE502
E/// 's PDSCH Acknowledgement (HARQ-ACK) feedback

====> NSN's deltaCQI
LTE1035
E/// 's SINR adjustment ====> NSN's deltaCQIshift
E/// 's PDSCH Acknowledgement (HARQ-ACK) feedback

====> NSN's deltaCQI
LTE1035
E/// 's SINR adjustment ====> NSN's deltaCQIshift
No Mapping
LTE97
Closest Match
LTE979
100 % Mapping
LTE48
100 % Mapping
LTE735
100% Mapping
LTE735
LTE53
Closest Match
LTE54
Closest Match
LTE53
Closest Match
LTE54
100% Mapping
LTE53
No Mapping
LTE423
Closest Match
LTE1407
Closest Match
LTE984
100% Mapping
LTE562
No Mapping
100% Mapping
LTE22
Closest Match
LTE55
Closest Match
LTE56
Closest Match
LTE1060
LTE490
LTE1170
100% Mapping
LTE1387
LTE487
100% Mapping
LTE788
100% Mapping
LTE43
100% Mapping
LTE112
100% Mapping
LTE113
100% Mapping
LTE114
100% Mapping
LTE115
100 % Mapping
LTE904
100% Mapping
LTE106
LTE69
100% Mapping
LTE70
Closest Match
LTE568
100% Mapping
LTE72
100% Mapping
LTE977
LTE7
100% Mapping
LTE9
LTE10
100% Mapping
LTE45
No Mapping
100% Mapping
LTE46
LTE154
100% Mapping
LTE720
No Mapping
Closest Match
LTE771
100% Mapping
LTE724
100% Mapping
LTE581
No Mapping
No Mapping
100% Mapping
LTE468
LTE20
Closest Match
LTE7
LTE496
Closest Match
LTE534
Closest Match
LTE497
100% Mapping
LTE899
100% Mapping
LTE663
100% Mapping
LTE68
100% Mapping
LTE158
100% Mapping
LTE179
100% Mapping
LTE519
Closest Match
LTE13
Closest Match
LTE42
Closest Match
LTE473
LTE68
LTE433
Closest Match
LTE163
LTE459
100% Mapping
LTE931
100% Mapping
LTE495
LTE435
LTE447
LTE505
LTE523
LTE1126
LTE1247
Closest Match
LTE587
Closest Match
LTE518
LTE843
Closest Match
LTE494
No Mapping
100% Mapping
LTE11
100% Mapping
LTE907
100% Mapping
LTE873
100% Mapping
LTE872
100% Mapping
LTE4
No Mapping
Closest Match
LTE1089
LTE1340
LTE160
LTE761
Feature Component
Title
Solution Area
Cell Outage Detection
Network Monitoring
RL10
and Maintenance
SON Management
Cell Outage triggered

reset
Network Monitoring
RL20
and Maintenance
SON Management
Outer loop link

Coverage, capacity
adaptation for PDCCH
and peak rates
System
Release
RL30
HW Requirements
Outer loop link

Coverage, capacity
adaptation for PDCCH
and peak rates
Cell Radius Max 77 km BTS Site Solution
IRC for 2 RX Paths
RL30
RL10
Coverage, capacity
RL40
and peak rates
The 2RX MMSE-IRC feature

is supported with the
same baseband
configuration as for the
MMSE-MRC receiver.
Basic LTE call

Support of High Speed
handling and
Users
interworking
RRC Connection Reestablishment
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
RL30
RRC Connection Reestablishment
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL30
Intra and inter eNB

handover with X2
Mobility
RL09
Intra-LTE handover via

S1
Mobility
RL20
Intra and inter eNB

handover with X2
Mobility
RL09
Intra-LTE handover via

S1
Mobility
RL20
Intra and inter eNB handMobility
RL09
RRC connection release

Mobility
with redirect
RSRQ based redirect
Mobility
RL10
RL50
GSM Redirect with

System Information
Mobility
RL40
CSFB to UTRAN or GSM

Mobility
via redirect
RL20
Emergency call
handling
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL20
Inter-frequency
handover
Mobility
RL20
Inter RAT handover to
Mobility
RL30
TDD - FDD handover
Mobility
RL50
Subscriber profile
based mobility
Mobility
RL30
Inter eNode B IF Load

Balancing
Mobility
RL50
Intra-eNode B IF Load
Balancing
Mobility
RL40
Idle mode mobility

load balancing
Mobility
Support of 16 QAM (UL)
Coverage, capacity
RL09
and peak rates
Support of 64 QAM in
DL
Coverage, capacity
RL09
and peak rates
Cell Bandwidth - 20
MHz
Cell Bandwidth - 15
MHz
Cell Bandwidth - 10
MHz
RL50
BTS Site Solution
RL09
BTS Site Solution
RL20
BTS Site Solution
RL09
Cell Bandwidth - 5 MHz BTS Site Solution
RL09
Flexi LTE BTS Branch

Activation
BTS Site Solution
RL10
6 cell support with one

BTS Site Solution
System Module
Transmit diversity for

two antennas
RL30
Coverage, capacity
RL09
and peak rates
Downlink adaptive
Coverage, capacity
open loop MIMO for two
RL09
and peak rates
antennas
DL adaptive closed loop Coverage, capacity

RL50
MIMO (4x2)
and peak rates
Flexi MR10 BTS

The feature is supported
only in combination with
-4RX/4TX RRHs or
-6RX/6TX RFMs.
4-way RX diversity
BTS Site Solution
RL50
Flexi MR10 BTS
RF chaining
BTS Site Solution
RL30
QoS, services and

Support of multiple EPS
end user
bearer
experience
RL20
Service differentiation
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL20
EPS bearers for

conversational voice
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL20
Fair scheduler (UL/DL)
Basic LTE call

handling and
interworking
Channel-aware
Scheduler (UL)
Coverage, capacity
RL40
and peak rates
SON LTE BTS Auto

Connectivity
Configuration
Management
RL10
SON LTE BTS Auto

Configuration
Configuration
Management
RL10
RL09
Optimization of IntraLTE neighbor relations
Configuration
Management
RL30
LTE Automatic Neighbor Configuration

Cell Configuration
Management
RL09
PRACH management
Configuration
Management
RL30
PCI management
Configuration
Management
RL10
Admission control
Basic LTE call

handling and
interworking
RL09
QoS, services and

Support of multiple EPS
end user
bearer
experience
QoS, services and
Support of QCI 2, 3 and
end user
4
experience
RL20
RL40
ARP-based Admission
Control for E-RABs
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Smart Admission
Control
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Antenna Line
Supervision
GPS location and time
retrieval
Support of cell based
location service
NTP clock time
synchronization
BTS Site
Solution
Supplementary
O&M features
QoS, services and
end user
experience
Supplementary
O&M features
RL10
RL10
RL30
RL09
Dual Band with One

System Module
BTS Site Solution
RL40
eRAB Modification
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Rate capping
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL20
DRX in RRC connected

mode
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL30
FSME or FSMF
QoS, services and

Extended DRX settings end user
experience
RL30
Support of cell based

location service
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL30
Cell Trace
Network Monitoring
RL20
and Maintenance
Subscriber and
Equipment Trace
Network Monitoring
RL20
and Maintenance
LTE Timing Advance

Evaluation
Network Monitoring
RL30
and Maintenance
Ethernet Jumbo Frames Transmission
OTDOA
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL30
RL40
GPS receiver required.
RF sharing WCDMA-LTE BTS Site Solution
RL50
SW support for RF
sharing GSM-LTE
BTS Site Solution
RL20
Transport Separation
for RAN Sharing
Transmission
RL50
Multi-layered Certificate
O&M Security
Authorities
WCDMA compatible
Multiradio Module or RRH
(FRGP, FRGQ)
Flexi MR10BTS
FlexiLite according to
release planning
RL50
MORAN for two

operators
Basic LTE call

handling and
interworking
future study
item
The eNode B needs to be

configured with 6 cells.
Multiradio System
Module extended LTE
configurations
BTS Site Solution
RL50
Flexi MR10 BTS
Multiple GBR EPS

Bearers per UE
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Operator specific QCI
QoS, services and e RL30
ETWS broadcast
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Commercial Mobile
Alert System
QoS, services and

end user
experience
RL40
Robust header
compression
Coverage, capacity
RL20
and peak rates
TTI bundling
Coverage, capacity RL50
SRVCC to GSM
Mobility
RL40
SRVCC to WCDMA
Mobility
RL40
Multi-Operator Core
Network
Basic LTE call

handling and
interworking
RL20
Downlink carrier
aggregation - 20 MHz
Coverage, capacity
RL50
and peak rates
Carrier aggregation
requires that the eNode B
is configured with a
sufficient number of cells.
Carrier aggregation is not
supported for FSMD.
Asymmetric 5+10 MHz
combinations require
FSMF.
Trace-based Real Time

Monitoring
Performance
Monitoring
RL40
Flexi BTS 3GPP Antenna

BTS Site Solution
Tilt Support
RL10
Advanced target cell

selection and handover
Mobility
retry for intra frequency
handover
RL10
L3DC is using an own HW

as HP DL380 Gen 7 server.
Traffica is placed on own
HW.
Feature Operation / Benefits
This feature raises an indication that there may be a problem, so the operator
must still check the situation in the cell and decide, which actions are to
trigger.
Recovery Action will be carried out through this feature.
LTE979 implements IRC (Interference Rejection Combining) algorithm aims to

maximize SINR by balancing amplification of the power of the desired signal
and suppression of the interference caused by other signals. IRC algorithm may
be visually explained as forming a receiving beam in the direction of the
wanted user, while nulls of the receiving beam pattern are formed towards the
interferer. This is done with maximization of SINR in mind, so effectively the
max gain may not be in the direction of the wanted UE.MRC on the other hand
aims in maximization of wanted UE signal, ignoring the interferers.
. The basic rule of thumb is that the number of ( RX antennas - 1) dominant
interferers can be suppressed. This means, for 2 RX antennas 1 dominant
interferers can be suppressed. This is only a rough rating since also
interference from more users can be suppressed but the suppressor gain will
decrease very rapidly.
1.LTE48: Support of high speed users the evolved Node B (eNB) is able to
handle user equipments speed (UE) of up to 350 km/h in open space and 300
km/h in
tunnels.
2.It is possible to configure a cell to support high-speed users by setting
PrachHsFlag to true. It makes that restricted set for physical random access
channel (PRACH) preambles is used and the PRACH radio receiver (Rx)
algorithm is changed to high speed
receiver. In addition, the PRACH high speed receiver produces some frequency
offset estimation for each UE.
1. Successful RRC connection re-establishment is supported in source cell

during ongoing RRC or S1AP procedures. In this use case re-establishment can
be successful, when UE initiates the re-establishment procedure due to radio
link failure (according to 3GPP 36.331, section 5.3.11.3) or due to integrity
check failure.
2.The UE initiates RRC connection re-establishment procedure. The UE
performs cell selection and sends a re-establishment request to the eNB.
Based on the information received in the request, the eNB checks that the UE
context exists, performs security and integrity check and verifies that the
PhysCellId within the ReestabUEIdentity is equal to the PCI of the source cell. If
all conditions are met, the eNB accepts the request and the Re-establishment
procedure is performed.
1. Successful RRC connection re-establishment is supported in source cell

during ongoing RRC or S1AP procedures. In this use case re-establishment can
be successful, when UE initiates the re-establishment procedure due to radio
link failure (according to 3GPP 36.331, section 5.3.11.3) or due to integrity
check failure.
2.The UE initiates RRC connection re-establishment procedure. The UE
performs cell selection and sends a re-establishment request to the eNB.
Based on the information received in the request, the eNB checks that the UE
context exists, performs security and integrity check and verifies that the
PhysCellId within the ReestabUEIdentity is equal to the PCI of the source cell. If
all conditions are met, the eNB accepts the request and the Re-establishment
procedure is performed.
The eNodeB supports RRC Connection Release with redirection to an operatorspecifiable RAT & frequency if the UE risks losing coverage and no handover is
possible.
Due to RSRP measurements (event A2), the eNodeB then triggers a RRC
connection release with redirect.
The thresholds for this event are operator configurable. The target frequency is
also operator configurable. It can belong to eUTRAN, WCDMA, GSM, eHRPD,
CDMA/1xRTT.
The UE capabilities are considered for the redirect. The redirect functionality
can be enabled/disabled via O&M. Up to six redirection target layers MORED
are supported for each profile MOPR.
lte1407: RSRQ Based Redirect feature, the eNB configures in the UE additional
to the existing RSRP - based A2 for redirect an RSRQ based A2 event on the
own serving cell. A2 event means: the serving cell becomes worse than an
absolute threshold.
When the UE sends this A2-RSRQ event and when it is received by the eNB, an
RRC Connection Release with Redirect is triggered at the UE by the eNB.
he scope of the feature is to redirect UEs with poor RSRQ, but with a good
RSRP, where neither a handover nor an RSRP-based redirect triggers to another
radio access technology (RAT) layer, which is outside of the strong interference
area .It is strongly recommended that only UEs with a quiet low RSRQ value,
which is almost against the lowest one of -19dB is considered for redirect to
another RAT. This is to avoid ping-long effects back from these RATs into LTE.
The same measurement-object and related Id as for the serving frequency as
for RSRP triggered redirect must be used for RSRQ-based triggered redirect.
This feature introduces additional funcionality for CS Fallback with Redirection

to GERAN (LTE562: CS Fallback with redirection), Emergency calls handling
(LTE22: Emergency Calls handling) and UE Context Release with Redirection
(LTE423: RRC Connection Release with Redirect). With this feature the eNB
provides System Information (SI) for GERAN cells inside redirection message.
This reduces time needed to access target GERAN cell, in which CS service will
be performed, as the UE will not need to read SIBs from air interface to access
target cell. The cell selection algorithm in the UE is not influenced by providing
the GERAN system information, for example the UE does not prefer GERAN
cells for which system information has been provided.
The feature lte22: Emergency Call Handling re-uses LTE562 to provide

regulatory requirements in initial phase of LTE implementation. To grant proper
handling of emergency call UE will be redirected from LTE to another CS
capable RAT (WCDMA or GSM). This action is triggered by MME sending CS
Fallback High Priority indication to eNB. As a consequence UE will be redirected
to another RAT by reusing LTE562 solution (but with a separately configurable
UE priorities dependent RedirectedCarrierInfo IE). In addition, one separate
admission threshold is used for UEs sending RRC CONNECTION REQUEST
message with establishmentCause set to 'emergency'.
1.Supports Multi Vendor

2. LTE55 ( Inter Frequency Handover ) is prerequisite for the TDD-FDD
Handover
3.Both S1 (LTE54) and X2 (LTE53) handovers are supported
4.With usage of MOCN it is possible to introduce mobility of the users between
operators owning TDD-only and FDD-only networks
1.Extends LTE1387 with inter-eNB functionality [ GBR, non-GBR, PDCCH load

(exchange only between same eNB cells) ]
2.Load information is exchanged only between cells of the same eNB
3.Load information from cells belonging to other eNBs are implicitly
determined from HO preparation decision in Load blind HO ( Load Exchange
cannot be happen )
4.Elimination of Unsuitable LTE Handover Target Cells due to LB-HO conditions
if Target cells are from another RAT
1. LTE1387 is designed to move incoming load from a highly-loaded cell to lowloaded cells using different frequency bands within the same eNB [ GBR, nonGBR load (exchange only between same eNB
3.Suitable candidate cells are sorted according to load information exchanged
between cells of same eNB
4.Suitable candidate cells are sorted according to load information exchanged
between cells of same eNB
5.Elimination of Unsuitable LTE Handover Target Cells due to Target cells whose
load is too high (load above target, AC=0) & Target cell not served by same
eNB as serving cell
6.Intra-eNB handover is prepared towards the chosen target cell
Handover Cause Reduce load in serving cell.
Admission Control shall be applied in the same way as described for HO due
to radio reasons
LTE490 needs to be enabled if operator specific SPID are used

LTE562 needs to be enabled if a redirect based CSFB is used.
none
16 QAM in DL needs to be enabled.
In RL30 not supported at the same time with LTE447 RF sharing LTE-GSM.
LTE614 Distributed Site required (max 20 km distance between System Module
and last RFM/RRH in the chain) or LTE94 Feederless Site required (max 200m
distance between System Module and last RFM/RRH in the chain).
LTE505 needs to be enabled.
The rules are:

1. In total maximum 6 DRBs are allowed.
2. Of these 6 DRBs 5 AM DRBs are allowed.
3. Of these 6 DRBs 3 UM DRBs are allowed
4.Of these 6 DRBs 3 GBR DRBs are allowed.
none
Till RL 50
Interdependencies between Features
LTE432 Cell Outage Detection:

NetAct automatic alarm reaction
A synchronized operation can be achieved

either via:-GPS synchronization or
-timing over packet with phase
synchronization
The feature cannot be enabled in

combination with IRC LTE979 & LTE 980 .
The mobility related functionality depend

partly on availability of optional SW features
(eg LTE56 InterRAT HO to WCDMA).
The mobility related functionality depend

partly on availability of optional SW features
LTE 55 - Inter-frequency handover (need to

be enabled for Inter-frequency handover via
S1)
LTE 735 - RRC Connection Re-establishment
LTE 55 - Inter-frequency handover (need to

be enabled for Inter-frequency handover via
S1)
LTE 735 - RRC Connection Re-establishment
Not correctly working when in MOCN mode (

till RL 60)
It is not recommended to use the feature in

combination with SRVCC.
LTE562 needs to be enabled in case of CSFB
Restriction : not correctly working in MOCN

case
CSFB needs to be enabled;
Related features:
LTE 54 - Intra-LTE handover via S1 (needs to
be enabled in case of inter-frequency
handover via S1)
LTE 735 - RRC connection re-establishment
The feature is enabled together with LTE55.
Related inter-frequency and IRAT mobility

features required and need to be enabled
LTE55 needs to be enabled
In RL30 not supported at the same time with

LTE447 RF sharing LTE-GSM (with one
FSME).
LTE 30 CQI adaptation, LTE 899 Antenna Line

Supervision and LTE69 Transmit Diversity for
2 Antennas required
LTE 72 4RX Diversity or LTE980 IRC for 4 RX

pathneeds to be enabled.
RF sharing in combination with this feature
is not supported.
The following features can not be enabled in

combination with this feature:-High speed
user (LTE48)
-RF sharing GSM-LTE (LTE447)
-RF sharing WCDMA-LTE (LTE435)
The following features must be enabled:

-support of multiple EPS bearer (LTE 7)
it is not possible to activate/execute LTE

Auto configuration without successful
execution of auto connection before (design
limitation because the originally requested
stop-points for manual interventions were
removed by aChange note).
it is not possible to activate/execute LTE
Auto configuration without successful
execution of auto connection before (design
limitation because the originally requested
stop-points for manual interventions were
removed by aChange note).
For LTE720 LTE Autoconfiguration the LTE468

PCI management for assigning the PCI value
for a cell is a precondition, when the
physical cell ID value is not assigned already
by other means, as operator pre-planned.

LTE496 is enabled together with LTE497 and
LTE534.
LTE7 needs to be enabled to allow for GBR

bearers
This features LTE534, LTE496 and LTE497
are enabled together.
The feature LTE572 needs to be enabled in
order to allow for pre-emption in
combination with emergency sessions.
LTE496, LTE534 and LTE497 are together
enabled
The LTE13: Rate Capping (UL/DL) feature

introduces throughput measurement filters
in UL Scheduler (UL-S) and DL Scheduler
(DL-S). UL-S and DL-S control the UE
throughput according to the UE available
aggregated maximum bit rate (UE-AMBR)
values.
The Flexi Multiradio BTS supports DRX in

status RRC-connected with long DRX cycles
LTE42 DRX in connected mode required.

LTE42 and this feature (LTE473) are enabled
with the same parameter.
LTE 690 - Interface Trace Support
The TA records are added to the trace

contents if features LTE163: Subscriber and
Equipment Trace or LTE433: Cell Trace are
active
Requires WCDMA feature RAN2126 RF

Sharing WCDMA - LTE. Maximum 200 m
distance between SM and RFMs is supported
with shared sites (=> does not work in
parallel with LTE614 distributed sites).
LTE435 SW support for RF sharing WCDMALTE.
Requires LTE523 "Multi-layered Certificate
Authorities"
UM RLC bearers must be enabled, i.e. at

least the features must be enabled:-LTE496
( Support of QCI 2, 3 and 4)
LTE9 Service differentiation for Non-GBR EPS
bearer required.
The following features must be enabled:

-support of multiple EPS bearer (LTE 7)
-support of GBR EPS bearer (LTE 10)
TTI bundling can be used for TDD only if the

configuration 0, 1 or 6 is enabled.
the following features must be enabled:Support of GBR EPS bearers (LTE 10)
-Support of multiple EPS bearers (LTE 7)
the following features must be enabled:Support of GBR EPS bearers (LTE 10)
-Support of multiple EPS bearers (LTE 7)
-Inter RAT handover to WCDMA (LTE 56)
S1 Flex (LTE2) needs to be enabled .

restriction note: CSFB not correcly working
with MOCN
The following features are excluded from the

interworking with carrier aggregation:-LTE4
MOCN
-LTE568 MIMO 4x2
-LTE72 4RX Diversity
LTE 433 ( Cell Trace) is required.

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Introduction

es and describes the Feature mapping between ericsson and nsn

Advanced Cell Supervision

Enhanced PDCCH Link Adaptation

Feature Identity First Released

FAJ 121 0781

FAJ 121 3051

PDCCH Power Boost

FAJ 121 3057

Maximum Cell Range

FAJ 121 0869

Interference Rejection Combining

FAJ 121 0780

FAJ 121 2054

RRC Connection Re-Establishment

FAJ 121 3019

Multi-Target RRC Connection ReEstablishment

FAJ 121 3023

FAJ 121 0489

Data Forwarding at Intra-LTE Handover

FAJ 121 0490

Packet Forwarding at S1 Handover

FAJ 121 1800

SGW Relocation at X2 Handover

FAJ 121 1819

Mobility Control at Poor Coverage

FAJ 121 3013

Coverage-Triggered GERAN Session

FAJ 121 0495

WCDMA Session Continuity, CoverageTriggered

FAJ 121 0493

Inter-Frequency Session Continuity,

FAJ 121 0797

CDMA2000 Session Continuity,

FAJ 121 0491

Redirect with System Information

FAJ 121 0876

CS Fallback to GERAN and UTRAN

FAJ 121 0856

CS Fallback for Dual-Radio UEs

FAJ 121 0845

Enhanced CS Fallback to CDMA 1X

FAJ 121 3056

Emergency Call Handling for CS Fallback FAJ 121 0921

FAJ 121 0877

WCDMA IRAT Handover, CoverageTriggered

FAJ 121 0897

Intra-LTE Inter-Mode Handover

FAJ 121 3024

Subscriber Triggered Mobility

FAJ 121 1788

Inter-Frequency Load Balancing

FAJ 121 3009

FAJ 121 3061

Inter-RAT Offload to WCDMA

FAJ 121 3048

FAJ 121 0488

FAJ 121 0487

Channel Bandwidth 10 MHz

FAJ 121 0668

Channel Bandwidth 15 MHz

FAJ 121 0669

Channel Bandwidth 20 MHz

FAJ 121 0670