MO Parameter ID Parameter Name NE MML Command

LST RACHCFG
RACHCfg LocalCellId Local cell ID eNodeB
MOD RACHCFG

MOD RACHCFG
RACHCfg PwrRampingStep Power ramping step eNodeB
LST RACHCFG

Preamble initial received MOD RACHCFG

RACHCfg PreambInitRcvTargetPwr eNodeB
target power LST RACHCFG

Message size of select group MOD RACHCFG

RACHCfg MessageSizeGroupA eNodeB
A LST RACHCFG

MOD RACHCFG
RACHCfg PrachFreqOffset PRACH Frequency Offset eNodeB
LST RACHCFG

Indication of PRACH MOD RACHCFG

RACHCfg PrachConfigIndexCfgInd eNodeB
Configuration Index LST RACHCFG

MOD RACHCFG
RACHCfg PrachConfigIndex PRACH Configuration Index eNodeB
LST RACHCFG
 ADD CELL
Cell RootSequenceIdx Root sequence index eNodeB MOD CELL
LST CELL

ADD CELL
Cell PreambleFmt Preamble format eNodeB MOD CELL
LST CELL

ADD CELL
Cell CellRadius Cell radius eNodeB MOD CELL
LST CELL
 Meaning IsKey Mandatory

Indicates the local ID of the cell. It uniquely identifies a cell within a BS. YES YES

Indicates the step by which the TX power for random access preambles is
increased each time after a RACH access failure. If multiple attempts to
access the PRACH fail, the UE increases the TX power for random access
NO NO
preambles by a step specified by this parameter each time after an access
failure to ensure successful access.
For details, see 3GPP TS 36.321.

Indicates the target UE transmit power for the PRACH expected by the
eNodeB when PRACH preamble format 0 is applied on condition that
NO NO
requirements for preamble detection performance are met.
For details, see 3GPP TS 36.321.

Indicates the threshold for determining the size of Msg3 when a UE selects
a preamble from random access preamble group A during a random
NO NO
access procedure.
For details, see 3GPP TS 36.321.

Indicates the offset to the starting position of each PRACH in the frequency
NO NO
domain of the FDD cell.

Indicates whether to configure the PRACH configuration index of the FDD

NO NO
cell.

Indicates the PRACH configuration index of the FDD cell. NO NO

Indicates the first logical root sequence, which is used to generate the
preamble sequence. Each logical root sequence corresponds to a physical
NO YES
root sequence. For the mapping between logical root sequences and
physical root sequences, see 3GPP TS 36.211.

Indicates the preamble format used in the cell. Cells set up on one LBBP
NO NO
must use the same preamble format. For details, see 3GPP TS 36.211.

Indicates the radius of the cell. NO NO

Dynamic Attribute Feature ID Feature Name Value Type

No LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications Interval Type

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Enumeration Type
LBFD-002026 / TDLBFD-002026 Uplink Power Control

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Enumeration Type
LBFD-002026 / TDLBFD-002026 Uplink Power Control

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Enumeration Type
LBFD-002002 / TDLBFD-002002 Transport Channel Management

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Interval Type
LBFD-002003 / TDLBFD-002003 Physical Channel Management

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Enumeration Type
LBFD-002003 / TDLBFD-002003 Physical Channel Management

LBFD-001001 / TDLBFD-001001 3GPP R8 Specifications

No Interval Type
LBFD-002003 / TDLBFD-002003 Physical Channel Management
No LBFD-002010 / TDLBFD-002010 Random Access Procedure Interval Type

No LBFD-002010 / TDLBFD-002010 Random Access Procedure Interval Type

No LBFD-002010 / TDLBFD-002010 Random Access Procedure Interval Type

 GUI Value Range

0~17

DB0_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(0dB), DB2_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(2dB),
DB4_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(4dB), DB6_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(6dB)

DBM_120(-120dBm), DBM_118(-118dBm), DBM_116(-116dBm),

DBM_114(-114dBm), DBM_112(-112dBm), DBM_110(-110dBm),
DBM_108(-108dBm), DBM_106(-106dBm), DBM_104(-104dBm),
DBM_102(-102dBm), DBM_100(-100dBm), DBM_98(-98dBm),
DBM_96(-96dBm), DBM_94(-94dBm), DBM_92(-92dBm), DBM_90(-
90dBm)
B56_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(56bits),
B144_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(144bits),
B208_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(208bits),
B256_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(256bits)

0~94

NOT_CFG(Not configure), CFG(Configure)

0~63
0~837

0~4

1~100000
 Enumeration Number/Bit Unit

N/A None

DB0_PWR_RAMPING_STEP~0, DB2_PWR_RAMPING_STEP~1,
dB
DB4_PWR_RAMPING_STEP~2, DB6_PWR_RAMPING_STEP~3

DBM_120~0, DBM_118~1, DBM_116~2, DBM_114~3, DBM_112~4,

DBM_110~5, DBM_108~6, DBM_106~7, DBM_104~8, DBM_102~9,
dBm
DBM_100~10, DBM_98~11, DBM_96~12, DBM_94~13, DBM_92~14,
DBM_90~15

B56_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA~0, B144_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA~1,
bit
B208_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA~2, B256_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA~3

N/A None

NOT_CFG~0, CFG~1 None

N/A None
N/A None

N/A None

N/A m
 Actual Value Range Default Value

0~17 None

DB0_PWR_RAMPING_STEP, DB2_PWR_RAMPING_STEP,
DB2_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(2dB)
DB4_PWR_RAMPING_STEP, DB6_PWR_RAMPING_STEP

DBM_120, DBM_118, DBM_116, DBM_114, DBM_112, DBM_110,

DBM_108, DBM_106, DBM_104, DBM_102, DBM_100, DBM_98, DBM_104(-104dBm)
DBM_96, DBM_94, DBM_92, DBM_90

B56_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA, B144_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA,
B56_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(56bits)
B208_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA, B256_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA

0~94 6

NOT_CFG, CFG NOT_CFG(Not configure)

0~63 3
0~837 None

0~4 0

1~100000 10000
 Recommended Value

None

DB2_PWR_RAMPING_STEP(2dB)

DBM_104(-104dBm)

B56_MSG_SIZE_GROUPA(56bits)

None

NOT_CFG(Not configure)

If preamble format 1 is used, this parameter can be set to 31 or a value in the range of 16 to 24.
If preamble format 2 is used, this parameter can be set to 47 or a value in the range of 32 to 37.
If preamble format 3 is used, this parameter can be set to 63 or a value in the range of 48 to 53.
For FDD cells established on an LBBPc:
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED, preamble format of 0, and bandwidth of 15 MHz or 20
MHz, this parameter can be set to 15 or a value in the range of 0 to 8.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED, preamble format of 0, and bandwidth of smaller than or
equal to 10 MHz, this parameter can be set to 15 or a value in the range of 0 to 5.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED, preamble format of 1, bandwidth of 15 MHz or 20 MHz,
and cell radius of smaller than or equal to 15960 m, this parameter can be set to 31 or a value in the range of 16 to 24.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED, preamble format of 1, bandwidth of 15 MHz or 20 MHz,
and cell radius of greater than 15960 m, this parameter can be set to 31 or a value in the range of 16 to 21.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED, preamble format of 1, and bandwidth of smaller than or
equal to 10 MHz, this parameter can be set to 31 or a value in the range of 16 to 21.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED and preamble format of 2, this parameter can be set to 47
or a value in the range of 32 to 37.
If a cell is configured with the speed flag of LOW_SPEED and preamble format of 3, this parameter can be set to 63
or a value in the range of 48 to 53.
If a cell is configured with a speed flag other than LOW_SPEED and preamble format of 0, this parameter can be set
to 15 or a value in the range of 0 to 5.
If a cell is configured with a speed flag other than LOW_SPEED and preamble format of 1, this parameter can be set
to 31 or a value in the range of 16 to 21.
If a cell is configured with a speed flag other than LOW_SPEED and preamble format of 2, this parameter can be set
to 47 or a value in the range of 32 to 37.
Logical root sequences for each cell must be configured based on the network plan. The tool for configuring Zadoff-
Chu (ZC) root sequences is recommended. During manual configuration, the following rules apply:
1. If two neighboring cells use the same or overlapping time-frequency resources for the physical random access
channel (PRACH), they must have different values of this parameter.
2. If a cell uses a preamble format less than 4 and provides coverage for a highway or an ultra-high-speed railway, this
parameter must be set by referring to constraints in the parameter relationship.
Note: When manually configuring root ZC sequences, ensure that both the first logical root sequence and each
subsequent logical root sequence are within the specified value range. For details about how to calculate the number
of ZC root sequences required to generate 64 preamble sequences, see 3GPP TS 36.211.

Cell radius <= 1400 m:Preamble formats 0 to 3 are applicable to an FDD cell, preamble formats 0 to 4 are applicable
to a TDD cell;
1400 m < Cell radius <= 14,500 m:Preamble formats 0 to 3 are applicable;
14,500 m < Cell radius <= 29,500 m:Preamble formats 1 to 3 are applicable;
29,500 m < Cell radius <= 77,300 m:Preamble formats 1 and 3 are applicable;
77,300 m < Cell radius <= 100,000 m:Preamble format 3 is applicable.

10000
 Initial Value Setting Source Impact

Radio Planning (Internal planning) RACHCfg

Default/Recommended Value RACHCfg

Default/Recommended Value RACHCfg

Default/Recommended Value RACHCfg

Engineering Design RACHCfg

Default/Recommended Value RACHCfg

Engineering Design RACHCfg

Radio Planning (Internal planning) Cell

Default/Recommended Value Cell

Radio Planning (Internal planning) Cell

 Parameter Relationship Access

None Read Only

None Read & Write

None Read & Write

None Read & Write

This parameter must be properly set so that two conditions are met: (1)
The PRACH RBs are strictly confined in the cell bandwidth; (2) The
Read & Write
PRACH RBs and PUCCH RBs do not overlap. This parameter is valid only
if PucchAlgoSwitch in the CellAlgoSwitch MO is turned off.

If RachAdjSwitch in the CellAlgoSwitch MO is turned on and this parameter

Read & Write
is set to CFG, this parameter takes precedence over RachAdjSwitch.

The setting of this parameter takes effect only if PrachConfigIndexCfgInd is

Read & Write
set to CFG. Otherwise, the parameter setting does not take effect.
None Read & Write

None Read & Write

None Read & Write

 Service Interrupted After Modification Interruption Scope Interruption Duration (min) Caution

N/A N/A N/A None

No (And no impact on the UE in idle mode) N/A N/A None

No (And no impact on the UE in idle mode) N/A N/A None

No (And no impact on the UE in idle mode) N/A N/A None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

Yes Cell 0.1 None

 Validation of Modification

N/A

The parameter modification has no impact on the equipment.

The parameter modification has no impact on the equipment.

The parameter modification has no impact on the equipment.

The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically

reset.

The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically

reset.

The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically

reset.
The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically
reset.

The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically

reset.

The parameter modification takes effect after the cell is automatically

reset.
 Impact on Radio Network Performance Introduced in Version... Attribute

None V100R001C00 Radio

A larger value of this parameter leads to higher throughput in the cell but
lower total throughput in the entire network. A smaller value of this
parameter leads to lower throughput in the cell and also lower interference V100R001C00 Radio
to neighboring cells, which thereby results in higher total throughput in the
entire network.

A larger value of this parameter leads to higher throughput in the cell but
lower total throughput in the entire network. A smaller value of this
parameter leads to lower throughput in the cell and also lower interference V100R001C00 Radio
to neighboring cells, which thereby results in higher total throughput in the
entire network.

The value of this parameter has a negative correlation with the cell
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coverage.

The modification to this parameter will affect the interference between the
PRACH of the current cell and the PUSCH of a neighboring cell or
between the PUSCH of the current cell and the PRACH of a neighboring
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cell.
The modification to this parameter will affect the maximum number of
consecutive RBs that can be scheduled on the PUSCH.

None V100R005C00 Radio

The starting position in the time domain and appearance period of the
PRACH can be specified based on the setting of this parameter.
A smaller PRACH interval can reduce the probability of preamble collision
during contention-based random access, and reduce the average access V100R005C00 Radio
delay.
A larger PRACH interval, however, can lower the UL resource utilization of
the PRACH.
Modifications on this parameter affect the orthogonality of the preamble
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sequences for the cell and its neighboring cells.

None V100R001C01 Radio

None V100R001C01 Radio