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    The key takeaways are explaining the process of LTE RAN tuning, describing the difference between tuning and optimization, and describing the different steps in the tuning process.

    Tuning is performed when all nodes are operational but not yet commercially used or when new sites are installed, while optimization is performed when the radio network has been tuned and there are sufficient subscribers generating traffic to identify and solve problems in live networks.

    The initial tuning process involves preparation and planning, data collection through drive testing, post processing of data, analysis, change proposals, reporting, and change verification.

    LTE L15 Initial

    Tuning

    Introduction
    Objectives of Chapter 1

    After completion of this chapter the participants will be able to:


     Explain the process of LTE RAN tuning
     Describe the difference between tuning and optimization
     Describe the different steps in the tuning process

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-1


    LTE Radio Access Network
    Other
    Management
    Systems
    Network
    Core Network
    Mun Management
    OSS-RC Environment

    Mul TEMS
    S1 Mul Mun
    S1

    RBS
    eNodeB Uu
    X2
    eNodeB
    Radio Access
    Network
    OSS -RC Operation Support System – Radio Core
    TEMS TEMS Optimization Solution
    Uu
    UE

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-2


    RAN Services
    Tuning is performed when:
    › all nodes in the cluster are
    operational but not yet commercially
    used
    › new sites are installed in already
    commercially launched areas.

    Optimization is performed when:


    › the radio network has been tuned
    and there are sufficient subscribers
    generating traffic in order to identify
    and solve problems in live networks
    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-3
    Initial Tuning
    Target: Prepare the air interface and troubleshoot system
    issues to achieve the best end-user experience.

    › Resolve hardware installation issues.


    › Resolve parameter integrity issues.
    › Improve design and end user experience. This includes:
    – Availability of service (coverage)
    – Mobility
    – Throughput
    – Latency and bottlenecks in the system
    – Reliability (BLER)

    › Improve cell capacity. The aim is to maximise SINR and highest


    modulation in order to achieve the best throughput per resource block

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-4


    Initial Tuning Process
    Post
    Processing /
    Mobility Analysis
    Test /
    Hot Spot
    Preparation / Testing
    All KPIs
    Report
    Planning Fulfilled
    Site FINAL
    Integration Pre REPOR
    Checks T
    Before Field
    Test test
    Require Implemen
    d t changes
    Customer
    FINAL
    Requirement REPORT
    s
    Testing Analysis
    Reviewing
    Preparation Phase
    Phase Phase Results Phase Cluster Finished

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-5


    RAN Optimization
    › Identifies and solve radio network problems
    › Establishes subscriber behavior and perception
    › Ensures that traffic growth can be handled

    How:
    Performance
    – Collect and analyze network data
    Statistics
    Cell Trace – Analysis
    UE Trace – Recommendations/Changes
    – Verifications
    – Occasional use of drive tests
    – Hot spot tests Subscriber
    feedback

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-6


    Initial Tuning Process

    Drive Testing and Analysis 5


    2
    1 3 Reporting
    Mobility Design
    Tuning (Drive Test) Post Processing
    Preparations & Analysis
    / Hot Spot
    Testing Parameters 6
    Data collection 4 Recommended
    Implement
    Customer changes
    changes
    requirements
    Verification Drive testing and Analysis.

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-7


    LTE Initial Tuning Workflow
    (1/3)
    1. Preparations
    – High level radio design review
    – Defining clusters and drive test routes
    – Design and consistency check
    – Setup of drive test tools

    2. Data Collection/Drive Testing


    – Scanner Measurements
    – UE Measurements
    – Cell trace / UE Trace measurements

    3. Post processing of scanner data


    – TEMS Investigation
    – TatukGIS

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-8


    LTE Initial Tuning Workflow
    (2/3)
    4. Analysis of measured data
    – Identify coverage problems
    – Identify interference problems
    – UE tuning
    – Neighbor cell review – missing neighbours

    5. Change Proposals
    – Design Changes Antenna configuration changes (e.g. tilt,
    azimuth, location, etc.)
    – Parameter Changes (handover etc

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-9


    LTE Initial Tuning Workflow
    (3/3)
    6. Reporting
    – Cluster status
    – KPI for each tuned cluster
    – Other

    7. Change Verification
    – Perform steps 1 – 6 again after implementation of changes

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-10


    Summary

    After completion of this chapter the participants should be able to:


     Explain the process of LTE RAN tuning
     Describe the difference between tuning and optimization
     Describe the different steps in the tuning process

    © Ericsson AB 2015 | Introduction | LZU1089938 R1A | Figure 1-11

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