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This document describes parameters for the BCCH allocation frequency list and mobile allocation frequency list radio network objects. It defines parameters such as frequency, identification, type, and state. The frequency parameter adds or removes frequencies from the lists. Identification uniquely identifies each list. Type indicates the mobile network band. State shows if a mobile allocation list is normal or for Dynamic Frequency Allocation.

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BA List

This document describes parameters for the BCCH allocation frequency list and mobile allocation frequency list radio network objects. It defines parameters such as frequency, identification, type, and state. The frequency parameter adds or removes frequencies from the lists. Identification uniquely identifies each list. Type indicates the mobile network band. State shows if a mobile allocation list is normal or for Dynamic Frequency Allocation.

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BCCH allocation frequency list (BA) radio network object

parameters <option> (Double BA lists)


frequency
identification of BCCH frequency list
type of BCCH frequency list

frequency
GSM
reference:

I-ETS 300 034-1 (GSM 05.08)

Q3 name:

bCCHAllocationList

Modification:

Online
GSM 800: 128..251

Range:
GSM 900: 1..124 and 975..1023, 0
GSM 1800: 512..885
GSM 1900: 512..810
MULTI: 1...124, 128...251 <option>, 512...810 <option>, 512...885, 975...1023, 0
MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the BCCH frequency list or
to be removed from it. The maximum number of frequencies in one BCCH frequency list
is 32.

Related
command(s):

EBC, EBM, EBO

Note:

MULTI consists of three frequency bands, dual band for GSM 900/GSM 1800, dual band
for GSM 800/GSM 1900 and dual band for GSM 800/GSM 1800. The value range of
dual band GSM 900/GSM 1800 is 1...124, 512...885, 975...1023, 0. The value range of
dual band GSM 800/GSM 1900 is 128...251, 512...810. The value range of dual band
GSM 800/ GSM 1800 is 128...251, 512...885. The frequency range depends on the
active dual band feature.
The maximum number of frequencies in one BCCH frequency list is 32. If the Common
BCCH feature is used, the maximum is 31. If the option ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC is
on, the maximum is 31. If the Common BCCH feature and also
ISHO_SUPPORT_IN_BSC option is used, the maximum is 30.

identification of BCCH frequency list


GSM reference:

No ref.

Q3 name:

bCCHAllocation-ID

Modification:

Read only

Range:

1..660

MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you identify the BCCH frequency list.

Related command(s): EBC, EBD, EBM, EBO

type of BCCH frequency list


GSM reference: No ref.
Q3 name:

frequencyBandInUse

Modification:

Read only

Range:

800, 900, 1800, 1900, MULTI

MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you define the type of the BCCH frequency list. The value depends
on the frequency band used in the BTS. The band is either GSM 800, GSM 900, GSM
1800, GSM 1900, or MULTI.

Related
command(s):

EBC, EBO

Mobile allocation frequency list (MA) radio network object


parameters
frequency
identification of mobile allocation frequency list
MA list state (MALS)
type of mobile allocation frequency list

frequency
I-ETS 300 022-1 (GSM 04.08)
GSM reference:
I-ETS 300 030 (GSM 05.02)
Q3 name:

mobileAllocationList

Modification:

When BTS is locked, if used in a RF hopping BTS

GSM 800: 128..251


Range:
GSM 900: 1..124 and 975..1023, 0
GSM 1800: 512..885
GSM 1900: 512..810
MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you define the frequency to be added to the mobile allocation
frequency list or to be removed from it. The maximum number of frequencies in one
mobile allocation frequency list is 63.

Related
command(s):

EBE, EBT, EBI

Note:

BCCH frequency must not be included in the list.

identification of mobile allocation frequency list


I-ETS 300 022-1 (GSM 04.08)
GSM reference:
I-ETS 300 030 (GSM 05.02)
Q3 name:

mobileAllocation-ID

Modification:

Read only

Range:

2001 ... 2032, with a step of 1

MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you identify the mobile allocation frequency list or the DFCA MA
frequency list you are creating.

Related
command(s):

EBE, EBR, EBT, EBI

MA list state (MALS)


GSM
reference:

No ref.

Q3 name:

maListState
For normal MA lists 1..660: Read only

Modification:
For DFCA MA lists 2001..2032:Online, when DFCA MA list is not attached to any BTS
1 (DFCA in use)
Range:
2 (DFCA out of use)

MML default: 2
MA list state indicates if a mobile allocation frequency list is a normal MA list or a DFCA MA
Description: list. The MA list state indicates also if the list is ready for use or if it is only created but not
yet employed by the DFCA algorithm.
In case of normal MA lists (with ID 1..660) the value of this parameter cannot be changed
from its default value NORMAL.
Related
EBT, EBI, EBE
command(s):
Note:

OPTIONAL (DFCA)
Mobile allocation
frequency list (MA)
radio network object
parameters

type of mobile allocation frequency list


I-ETS 300 022-1 (GSM 04.08)
GSM reference:
I-ETS 300 030 (GSM 05.02)
Q3 name:

frequencyBandInUse

Modification:

Read only
0 (GSM 900)

Range:
1 (GSM 1800 (DCS))
2 (GSM 1900 (PCS))
5 (GSM 800)
MML default:

Description:

With this parameter you define the type of the mobile allocation frequency list. The
value depends on the frequency band used in the BTS. The band is either GSM 800,
GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, or MULTI.

Related
command(s):

EQC, EQO

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