ZTE Prach Extended Cell Radius

8/14/2019 ZTE LTE FDD Extended Cell Radius Feature Guide
ZTE LTE FDD Extended Cell Radius Feature Guide
ZTE LTE FDD Extended Cell Radius Feature Guide

Version Date Author Reviewer Notes
Zhang No change
V1.0 2018-03-01 Liu Hao
Xianfeng
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction
1.1 Feature Attribute
1.2 Related Feature List and License Control
1.3 Correlation Other Features
1.3.1 ZLF31-04-002 Extended Cell Radius
1.3.2 ZLF31-04-003 Ultra extended Cell Radius
2 Function Description
3 Technical Description
3.1 Random Access Preamble Format
3.2 Application Conditions
3.2.1 Application Conditions for Extended Cell Radius
3.2.2 Application Conditions for Ultra extended Cell Radius
4 Engineering Guide
4.1 Requirements
4.1.1 Hardware Requirements
4.1.2 EPC Requirements
4.1.3 Frequency Band, Frequency and Bandwidth Requirements
4.1.4 UE Requirement
4.1.5 Transmission Bandwidth Requirements
4.2 Enabling Extend Cell Radius
4.2.1 Related parameters
4.2.2 Configuration Procedure
4.2.3 Data Synchronization
4.2.4 Deactivate feature
4.3 Enabling Ultra Extend Cell Radius
4.3.2 Configuration Process
5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms
6 Function Validation
6.1 Extended Cell Radius
6.1.1 Topology
6.1.2 Test Specification
6.1.3 Test Result
6.2 Ultra Extended Cell Radius
6.2.1 Topology
6.2.3 Test Result
7 Abbreviations
8 References
FIGURES
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Figure 3‑1 Random access preamble format
Figure 4‑1 Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage
Figure 4‑2 PRACH Parameters Configuration1
Figure 4‑4 Configuration Switch and Adjust Quantity of ultra extended Cell Radius feature
Figure 4‑5 Configuration time delay of ultra extended Cell Radius
Figure 6‑1 Test Evirionment for Extended Cell Radius Funciton
Figure 6‑2 PRACH Parameters of the First Configuration Received in SIB2
Figure 6‑3 UE Accessed Successfully in the First Configuration
Figure 6‑4 PRACH Parameters of the Second Configuration Received in SIB2
Figure 6‑5 UE Accessed Successfully in the Second Configuration
Figure 6‑6 PRACH Parameters of the Third Configuration Received in SIB2
Figure 6‑7 UE Accessed Successfully in the Third Configuration
Figure 6‑8 PRACH Parameters of the Forth Configuration Received in SIB2
Figure 6‑9 UE Accessed Successfully in the Forth Configuration
Figure 6‑10 PRACH Parameters of the Fifth Configuration Received in SIB2
Figure 6‑11 UE Accessed Successfully in the Fifth Configuration
TABLES
Table 1‑1 Related Feature List
Table 1‑2 Correlation with Other Feature
Table 3‑1 Random access preamble format and cell coverage format
Table 3‑2 FDD random access configuration for preamble formats 0-3
Table 3‑3 Parameter Configuration (all values are displayed values)
Table 6‑1 Required Devices for the Extended Cell Radius Function
Table 6‑2 Extended Cell Radius Function Test
Table 6‑3 Ultra Extended Cell Radius Function Test
1 Introduction
This document provides the introduction, technical descriptions, parameter configuration, counters, alarms, and validation procedure of the LTE FDD Extended Cell Radius
feature.
The parameters, alarms and counters in this document are the same as those of the latest software version when this document is released. To obtain the MO, parameters,
alarms, and KPIs of the existing software version, please refer to the product manuals of the existing software version.
This document is applicable to LTE FDD mode. "LTE" and "eNodeB" mentioned in this document respectively refer to "LTE FDD" and "LTE FDD-based eNodeB".
1.1 Feature Attribute

OMMB EMS
Single-mode eNodeB V12.18.30 V12.18.30
V3.50.10
Multi-mode eNodeB V12.18.30 V12.18.30
V4.17.10
FDD single-mode V3.5.10 corresponds to GUL multi-mode V4.17.10, and LTE technology description and operation requirements in the corresponding versions are the
same.
Involved NEs
UE eNodeB MME S-GW BSC/RNC SGSN P-GW HSS
- √ - - - - - -
Note:
*-: Not involved
*√:UE
involved
eNodeB MME S-GW BSC/RNC SGSN P-GW HSS
1.2 Related Feature List and License Control
Table 1‑1 Related Feature List
No Feature List No. Feature List Name License Control

or not
1 ZLF31-04-002 Extended Cell Radius Yes
2 Ultra extended Cell Radius(120km Yes
ZLF31-04-003
(20km+100km).
1.3 Correlation Other Features
Table 1‑2 Correlation with Other Feature
Feature ID Feature Required Exclusive Impacted

Name Feature Feature Feature
ZLF31-04-002 ZLF31-03-
Extended Cell
None 002 High None
Radius
Speed UE
Ultra extended ZLF31-04-002
Cell Radius Extended Cell
ZLF31-03-
Radius
ZLF31-04-003 002 High None
ZLF31-14-041 Speed UE
PRACH
Formats 3
1.3.1 ZLF31-04-002 Extended Cell Radius
l Required Features
None
l Exclusive Features
ZLF31-03-002 High Speed UE
If the switch for feature Extended Cell Radius is open, the switch for feature High Speed UE should be closed.
l Impacted Features
None.
1.3.2 ZLF31-04-003 Ultra extended Cell Radius

l Required Features
ZLF31-04-002 Extended Cell Radius
ZLF31-14-041 PRACH Formats 3
If the switch for feature Ultra extended Cell Radius is open, feature Extended Cell Radius and PRACH Formats 3 must be opened.
l Exclusive Features
ZLF31-03-002 High Speed UE
If the switch for feature Extended Cell Radius is open, the switch for feature High Speed UE should be closed.
l Impacted Features
None
2 Function Description
Extended cell radius feature of LTE systems refers to the extended coverage over special open areas (such as sea surface, prairie, and desert) beyond the coverage of common macro base
stations. The application of ultra extended coverage, especially sea surface coverage, can provide communication support for fishermen in their life and sailing, and offer high-quality radio
communication services for marine fishery and port operation. Therefore, ultra extended coverage is an important part of mobile communications.
The ARPU is low in such open areas because of the small number of users. Thus, ultra extended coverage is the preferred solution to marine coverage because it can maximally increase
coverage and save costs.
For sea coverage scenario, the distance between the eNodeB and sea shore is usually in kilometers (considering 20km in maximum), and the 100km coverage from the sea shore can be
achieved by raising the angle of antenna. From the perspective of eNodeB, 100km ultra extended coverage is achieved in addition to 20km coverage mentioned above.
ZTE has been committed to the study on ultra extended coverage for years. Based on a large amount of actually-measured data, ZTE revised the sea coverage model, set up a sea coverage
model library, and accumulated rich experience in planning and optimization. ZTE ultra extended coverage base stations for CDMA and UMTS systems are widely used in the some Chinese
coastal regions, including Hainan Province, Fujian Province, Beihai City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, and some areas of Liaoning Province along the Huanghai Sea and the Bohai
Sea.
3 Technical Description
3.1 Random Access Preamble Format

To meet the different coverage range requirements in wireless network, 4 random access preamble formats (Format 0-3) are defined for FDD in LTE protocol. Random access preamble
format decides the time-domain resource occupied by one PRACH and cell coverage radius.
Random access preamble format consists of cyclic prefix and preamble sequence as shown below:
Figure 3‑1 Random access preamble format
The specific parameter configuration depends on the system mode and random access preamble format configuration.
Table 3‑1 Random access preamble format and cell coverage format
Cell Coverage
Format
Radius
0 <= 14.5Km
1 <=77.3Km
2 <=29.5Km
3 <=100Km
Note:
1. . s.
2. PRACH Configuration Index indicates the Prach format, as listed in Table 3-2.
3. Cell Radius indicates the actual value after the multiple access delay.
Table 3‑2 FDD random access configuration for preamble formats 0-3
PRACH Configuration Preamble PRACH Configuration Preamble

Index Format Index Format
0 0 32 2
1 0 33 2
2 0 34 2
3 0 35 2
4 0 36 2
5 0 37 2
6 0 38 2
7 0 39 2
8 0 40 2
9 0 41 2
10 0 42 2
11 0 43 2
12 0 44 2
13 0 45 2
14 0 46 N/A
15 0 47 2
16 1 48 3
17 1 49 3
18 1 50 3
19 1 51 3
20 1 52 3
21 1 53 3
22 1 54 3
23 1 55 3
24 1 56 3
25 1 57 3
26 1 58 3
27 1 59 3
28 1 60 N/A
29 1 61 N/A
30 N/A 62 N/A
31 1 63 3
Note:
For the configuration limitation for PRACH Configuration Index, refer to ZTE LTE FDD Physical Layer Procedure Feature Guide in Section 3.2.1
3.2 Application Conditions
3.2.1 Application Conditions for Extended Cell Radius
In a normal scenario (the parameter EUtranCellFDD.sceneCfg is set to 0 and PrachFDD.highSpeedFlag is set to Not High Speed Cell), if extend cell radius function needs to be enabled,
parameters PrachFDD.prachFMRecOnTASwch and PrachFDD.prachUltiCapSwch should be set to "0" first.
In other scenarios, extended coverage is disabled. If PrachFDD.prachSupFarCoverSwch is set to open, PRACH supports extended coverage, and the following parameters should be
configured:
- PrachFDD.ncs
- PrachFDD.numberOfRAPreambles
- PrachFDD.sizeOfRAPreamblesGroupA
- PrachFDD.macNonContenPreamble
- PrachFDD.prachConfigIndex
Based on the actual network coverage, users can configure these parameters according to the following table.
Table 3‑3 Parameter Configuration (all values are displayed values)
Cell
Recommended
Radius
Ncs numberOfRAPreambles sizeOfRAPreamblesGroupA macNonContenPreamble Preamble
(CR)
Format
(m)
58860
< CR≤ 0 4 4 58 3
100000
38840
< CR≤ 15 8 8 51 1 or 3
58860
22820
<CR≤ 14 12 12 44 1
38840
15950
< CR≤ 13 28 28 28 2
22820
12230
< CR≤ 12 44 44 12 2
15950
3.2.2 Application Conditions for Ultra extended Cell Radius

Ultra extended Cell Radius can be enabled only when extended cell radius is in open state. For ultra extended cell radius function, three parameters need to be configured:
EUtranCellFDD.ringCoverSwch, EUtranCellFDD.ringCoverAdjustQuantity and FiberDeviceSet.taValueFddLteIr.
4 Engineering Guide
4.1 Requirements
4.1.1 Hardware Requirements

Extended Cell Radius is not supported by BPL0.
Ultra extended Cell Radius is not supported by BPL0/BPL1.
The following RRU types support Ultra extended Cell Radius coverage: R8861 series, R8881 series, R8862 series, R8862A series, R8872 series, UBR R8892E series, A8602
series, R8812 series, R8402 series, R8412 series.
4.1.2 EPC Requirements

No special requirements
4.1.3 Frequency Band, Frequency and Bandwidth Requirements

4.1.4 UE Requirement
4.1.5 Transmission Bandwidth Requirements

4.2 Enabling Extend Cell Radius
Table 4‑1 Parameters Configuration Rule
Parameter
SN Parameter name Parameter explanation Range value
panel name
This parameter is to
extending the current cell
coverage. When the cell
Switch for
radius is greater than 0:close
PRACH
1 PrachFDD.prachSupFarCoverSwch 12.23Km and is less than or
Super-far 1:open
equal to 100Km, the switch
Coverage
is turned on, the other
conditions are turned off by
default.
Switch of High Way 0:Normal
Scene
2 EUtranCellFDD.sceneCfg Coverage or Air Line 1:Air Line
Configuration
Coverage 2:High Way
The parameter indicates
whether the cell is high-
speed. If cell high-speed
attribute is high-speed, The
cyclic shift method to
Cell High- generate PRACH preamble 0: Not High Speed Cell
3 PrachFDD.highSpeedFlag Speed sequence is different
1: High Speed Cell
Attribute between high-speed cell
and non high-speed cell. In
high-speed cell, cyclic shift
is restricted. In non high-
speed cell, cyclic shift is not
restricted
The parameter is used to
determine the shift number
of cyclic shift. There are 64
preambles available in each
cell. The set of 64 preamble
sequences in a cell is found
by including first, in the
order of increasing cyclic
shift, all the available cyclic
shifts (correlative to Ncs) of
a root Zadoff-Chu sequence
Cyclic Shift
with the logical index
Parameters
RACH_ROOT_SEQUENCE,
Based on
4 PrachFDD.ncs where [0..15]
Logical Root
RACH_ROOT_SEQUENCE
Sequence
is broadcasted as part of the
(Ncs)
System Information.
Additional preamble
sequences, in case 64
preambles cannot be
generated from a single root
Zadoff-Chu sequence, are
obtained from the root
sequences with the
consecutive logical indexes
until all the 64 sequences
are found.
Number of
Random
Access
The parameter defines the
Preamble
5 PrachFDD.numberOfRAPreambles number of contention based 0:4{4},1:8{8},2:12{12},3:16{16},4:20{20},5:24{24},6:28{28},7:32{32},8:36{36},9:40{40},1
Signatures
random access preambles
Based on
Contention
Conflict
Number of
The parameter defines the
Preamble
6 PrachFDD.sizeOfRAPreamblesGroupA number of Random Access 0:4{4},1:8{8},2:12{12},3:16{16},4:20{20},5:24{24},6:28{28},7:32{32},8:36{36},9:40{40},1
Signatures in
preambles in Group A.
Group A
This parameter defines the
number of non-contention
Random Access preambles
for MAC.
The Number
This parameter can be only
of Non-
configured with 2, 3, 4, 5 if
Contention
the switch for feature
7 PrachFDD.macNonContenPreamble Random [2..60]
Extended Cell Radius is
Access
closed.
Preambles
for MAC This parameter can be only
configured with 58, 51, 44,
28, 12 if the switch for
feature Extended Cell
Radius is opened.
Parameter
SN Parameter name Parameter explanation Range value
panel name
This parameter indicates the
Prach
sub-frame and period of
8 PrachFDD.prachConfigIndex Configuration Refer to table 3-2
PRACH. it also indicates
Index
PRACH Format.
This parameter is to
reducing the current cell
Switch for
Msg1 false alarm probability
Reducing
caused by neighbor cell.
Msg1 False 0: Close
When this part of the false
9 PrachFDD.prachFMRecOnTASwch Alarm
alarm probability needs to 1:Open
Probability
be reduced, the switch is
Based on TA
turned on, the other
Threshold
conditions are turned off by
default.
This parameter is in Normal
Switch for coverage and High way
PRACH coverage, for PRACH 0: Close
10 PrachFDD.prachUltiCapSwch Ultimate ultimate capacity test,
1:Open
Capacity opened in the PRACH
Test ultimate capacity test, the
other is turned off by default.
Ring Cover This parameter is to enable 0: Close
11 EUtranCellFDD.ringCoverSwch Function the ultra extended Cell
1:Open
Switch Radius feature.
Ring Cover
Function Adjust Quantity of Cell
12 EUtranCellFDD.ringCoverAdjustQuantity Adjust Radius of the ultra extended [0,30]
Quantity of Cell Radius feature.
Cell Radius
This attribute indicates the
FDD fiber time delay
FDD Fiber advance (ns). It indicates
13 FiberDeviceSet.taValueFddLteIr time delay the fiber delay time advance [150000,250000]
advance (ns) specified for the baseband
card if the LTE IP protocol is
used.
4.2.2 Configuration Procedure

On the EMS configuration, select Modify Area-> Radio Parameter->E-UTRAN FDD Cell->PRACH.
As shown below, select whether to switch on or off the switch and then click the Save button, and synchronize the data to the eNodeB according to the parameter
PrachFDD.prachSupFarCoverSwch.
Note:
When opening the switch the PRACH Super-far Coverage, it is necessary to close the Switch for Reducing Msg1 False Alarm Probability Based on TA Threshold
and Switch for PRACH Ultimate Capacity Test.
Figure 4‑1 Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage
In order to test PRACH Super-far Coverage parameters, in the EMS of the configuration management interface, select Modify Area-> Radio Parameter->E-UTRAN FDD
Cell->PRACH. And then click Modify button, and configure Prach Configuration Index, Cyclic Shift Parameters Based on Logical Root Sequence (Ncs) , Number of
Random Access Preamble Signatures Based on Contention Conflict, Number of Preamble Signatures in Group A, The Number of Non-Contention Random
Access Preambles for MAC as follows.

Check the configuration and click Data Synchronization button.

To deactivate Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage function, set the Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage parameter to close.
4.3 Enabling Ultra Extend Cell Radius

Related parameters of Ultra Extend Cell Radius are shown in table 4-1.
4.3.2 Configuration Process

On the EMS, select Modify Area-> Radio Parameter->E-UTRAN FDD Cell. As shown below, select whether to switch on or off the switch and then click the Save button,
and synchronize the data to the eNodeB according to the parameter EUtranCellFDD.ringCoverSwch.
Note:
When opening the Ring Cover Function Switch, it is necessary to enable the Extend Cell Radius feature and set FDD Fiber time delay advance (ns) parameter to
250000.
Figure 4‑4 Configuration Switch and Adjust Quantity of ultra extended Cell Radius feature
Figure 4‑5 Configuration time delay of ultra extended Cell Radius

Check the configuration and click Data Synchronization button.

To deactivate the Ultra Extend Cell Radius feature, set Ring Cover Function Switch parameter to close.
5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms

None
6 Function Validation
6.1 Extended Cell Radius
6.1.1 Topology
The test evirionment of extended cell radius funciton is shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑1 Test Evirionment for Extended Cell Radius Funciton
The required devices are shown in the table below.
Table 6‑1 Required Devices for the Extended Cell Radius Function
SN Device Remark
1 eNodeB One.
2 UE One.
3 MME One.
4 PDN server One.

The test specification of Extended Cell Radius funciton is shown in the table below.
Table 6‑2 Extended Cell Radius Function Test
Test item Extended Cell Radius funciton test

Feature ID ZLF31-04-002
Verify that eNodeB supports an extended cell radius larger than 14km for
Purpose
LTE service coverage.
1. LTE system works normally and a LTE cell is established successfully.
2. UE works normally.
3. The main parameters are configured as below table.
Parameter Value Unit
E-UTRAN FDD Cell
Scene Configuration Normal N/A
PRACH
Cell High-Speed Attribute Not High Speed Cell
Prerequisites Switch for PRACH

Close N/A
Ultimate Capacity Test
Switch for Reducing
Msg1 False Alarm
Close N/A
Probability Based on TA
Threshold
Switch for PRACH
Open N/A
Super-far Coverage
Configured according to
Other Parameters N/A
the actual network.
Step Expected step result

Configure the parameters
Cyclic Shift Parameters
Based on Logical Root
Sequence (Ncs) to 0,
Number of Random Access
Preamble Signatures
Based on Contention
1 Parameters are configured successfully.
Conflict to 4, Number of
Preamble Signatures in
Group A to 4, The Number
of Non-Contention Random
Access Preambles for MAC
to 58, Prach Configuration
Index to 53.
Place UE in the center of
2 cell and initiate attach UE accesses to the cell successfully.
operation.
Start ping service
continuously. Move the UE
from cell center to cell edge
The cell radius is from 58860m to 118930m under
3 until the service is
non-interfering.
interrupted. Record the
distance between cell
center and cell edge.
4 Configure the parameters UE accesses to the cell successfully.
Cyclic Shift Parameters The cell radius is from 38840m to 58860m under
Based on Logical Root non-interfering.
Preamble Signatures
Based on Contention
Group A to 8, The Number
of Non-Contention Random
Access Preambles for MAC
to 51, Prach Configuration
Index to 53. Repeat test
steps 2~3.
Preamble Signatures
Based on Contention UE accesses to the cell successfully.
5 The cell radius is from 28820m to 38840m under
non-interfering.
Group A to 12, The
Number of Non-Contention
Random Access
Preambles for MAC to 44,
Prach Configuration Index
to 15. Repeat test steps
2~3.
Preamble Signatures
non-interfering.
Group A to 28, The
Random Access
2~3.
Preamble Signatures
non-interfering.
Group A to 44, The
Random Access
2~3.
UE can attach in an extended cell radius larger than 14km for LTE
Expected service coverage.
result When the parameters are configured different, the cell radius is met to
the calculated value under non-interfering.
UE can attach in an extended cell radius larger than 14km for LTE
Criteria
service coverage.
Result Pass
6.1.3 Test Result

When the related parameters are configured, initiate attach operation and UE can access to the serving cell.
1. For the first configuration, the PRACH parameters that received in SIB2 are shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑2 PRACH Parameters of the First Configuration Received in SIB2
The UE accessed successfully in the first configuration, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑3 UE Accessed Successfully in the First Configuration
2. For the second configuration, the PRACH parameters that received in SIB2 are shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑4 PRACH Parameters of the Second Configuration Received in SIB2
The UE accessed successfully in the second configuration, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑5 UE Accessed Successfully in the Second Configuration
3. For the third configuration, the PRACH parameters that received in SIB2 are shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑6 PRACH Parameters of the Third Configuration Received in SIB2
The UE accessed successfully in the third configuration, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑7 UE Accessed Successfully in the Third Configuration
4. For the fourth configuration, the PRACH parameters that received in SIB2 are shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑8 PRACH Parameters of the Forth Configuration Received in SIB2
The UE accessed successfully in the fourth configuration, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑9 UE Accessed Successfully in the Forth Configuration
5. For the fifth configuration, the PRACH parameters that received in SIB2 are shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑10 PRACH Parameters of the Fifth Configuration Received in SIB2
The UE accessed successfully in the fifth configuration, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 6‑11 UE Accessed Successfully in the Fifth Configuration
6.2 Ultra Extended Cell Radius
6.2.1 Topology
Refer to Section 6.1.1 Topology.
The test specification of ultra extended cell radius funciton is shown in the table below.
Table 6‑3 Ultra Extended Cell Radius Function Test
Test item Ultra Extended Cell Radius funciton test

Feature ID ZLF31-04-003
Verify that eNodeB supports an extended cell radius larger than 120km
Purpose
for LTE service coverage.
1. LTE system works normally and a LTE cell is established successfully.
2. UE works normally.
3. The main parameters are configured as below table.
Parameter Value Unit
E-UTRAN FDD Cell
Scene Configuration Normal N/A
Ring Cover Function Switch Open N/A
Ring Cover Function Adjust
20 km
Quantity of Cell Radius
PRACH
Cell High-Speed Attribute Not High Speed Cell
Switch for PRACH Ultimate
Close N/A
Capacity Test
Switch for Reducing Msg1
False Alarm Probability Close N/A
Based on TA Threshold
Prerequisites Switch for PRACH Super-far

Open N/A
Coverage
Based on Logical Root 0 N/A
Sequence (Ncs)
Preamble Signatures Based 4 N/A
on Contention Conflict
Number of Preamble
4 N/A
Signatures in Group A
The Number of Non-
Contention Random Access 58 N/A
Preambles for MAC
Prach Configuration Index 53 N/A
Optical Port Device Set
FDD Fiber time delay
250000 ns
advance (ns)
Step Expected step result

Place UE in the edge of
1 cell and initiate attach UE accesses to the cell successfully.
operation.
The cell radius can reach to 120km under non-
Start ping service interfering.
continuously. Record the Note:
2
distance between cell For the cell radius from 0 to 20km, it is not
center and cell edge. coverage by the eNodeB, so UE cannot access in
the coverage.
Expected The cell radius can reach to 120km under non-interfering.
result
UE can attach in an extended cell radius about 120km for LTE service
Criteria
coverage.
Result Pass
6.2.3 Test Result

When the related parameters are configured, initiate attach operation and UE can access to the serving cell. The cell radius can reach to 120km under non-interfering.
Because there is no Channel Simulator in Lab, the function cannot be test. For the actual network, there is hardly a single eNodeB to support 120Km coverage, so the
function cannot be test.
7 Abbreviations
Please refer to LTE Glossary.
8 References
1. 3GPP TS 36.201, "Long Term Evolution (LTE) physical layer; General description"
2. 3GPP TS 36.211, "Physical channels and modulation"
3. ZTE LTE FDD Connection Management Feature Guide

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5 Related Counters, KPI and Alarms

Figure 4‑1 Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage

Figure 4‑2 PRACH Parameters Configuration1

Figure 4‑3 PRACH Parameters Configuration2

Figure 4‑5 Configuration time delay of ultra extended Cell Radius

Figure 6‑1 Test Evirionment for Extended Cell Radius Funciton

Figure 6‑2 PRACH Parameters of the First Configuration Received in SIB2

Figure 6‑3 UE Accessed Successfully in the First Configuration

Figure 6‑4 PRACH Parameters of the Second Configuration Received in SIB2

Figure 6‑5 UE Accessed Successfully in the Second Configuration

Figure 6‑6 PRACH Parameters of the Third Configuration Received in SIB2

Figure 6‑7 UE Accessed Successfully in the Third Configuration

Figure 6‑8 PRACH Parameters of the Forth Configuration Received in SIB2

Figure 6‑9 UE Accessed Successfully in the Forth Configuration

Figure 6‑10 PRACH Parameters of the Fifth Configuration Received in SIB2

Figure 6‑11 UE Accessed Successfully in the Fifth Configuration

Table 1‑2 Correlation with Other Feature

Table 3‑3 Parameter Configuration (all values are displayed values)

Table 6‑2 Extended Cell Radius Function Test

Table 6‑3 Ultra Extended Cell Radius Function Test

1.1 Feature Attribute

1.2 Related Feature List and License Control

Table 1‑1 Related Feature List

No Feature List No. Feature List Name License Control

1.3 Correlation Other Features

Table 1‑2 Correlation with Other Feature

Feature ID Feature Required Exclusive Impacted

1.3.1 ZLF31-04-002 Extended Cell Radius

ZLF31-03-002 High Speed UE

1.3.2 ZLF31-04-003 Ultra extended Cell Radius

ZLF31-03-002 High Speed UE

3.1 Random Access Preamble Format

Figure 3‑1 Random access preamble format

PRACH Configuration Preamble PRACH Configuration Preamble

3.2 Application Conditions

3.2.1 Application Conditions for Extended Cell Radius

Table 3‑3 Parameter Configuration (all values are displayed values)

3.2.2 Application Conditions for Ultra extended Cell Radius

4.1.1 Hardware Requirements

Ultra extended Cell Radius is not supported by BPL0/BPL1.

4.1.2 EPC Requirements

4.1.3 Frequency Band, Frequency and Bandwidth Requirements

4.1.5 Transmission Bandwidth Requirements

4.2 Enabling Extend Cell Radius

4.2.1 Related parameters

Table 4‑1 Parameters Configuration Rule

4.2.2 Configuration Procedure

Figure 4‑1 Switch for PRACH Super-far Coverage

Figure 4‑2 PRACH Parameters Configuration1

Figure 4‑3 PRACH Parameters Configuration2

4.2.3 Data Synchronization

4.2.4 Deactivate feature

4.3 Enabling Ultra Extend Cell Radius

4.3.1 Related parameters

4.3.2 Configuration Process

Figure 4‑5 Configuration time delay of ultra extended Cell Radius

4.3.3 Data Synchronization