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New Features 8.01.05 July, 2003 Page 1 of 6 FOR THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY Software Solutions COMPUTERISED BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC. New Features CTS Pro - Version 8.01.05 A. New Busy Hour Report 2814 - Monthly Percent of Engineered Capacity Summary Report B. Three new DMS MTX OM Reports A. New Busy Hour Report 2814 Monthly Percent of Engineered Capacity Summary Report Access: Busy Hour Report Tab This report is similar to Report 2812, however, this report can be run for up to a year. Percent of engineered CCS (sorted from highest to lowest) is reported by the month.
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New FeaturesCTS Pro - Version 8.01.05
A. New Busy Hour Report 2814 - Monthly Percent ofEngineered Capacity Summary Report
B. Three new DMS MTX OM Reports
A. New Busy Hour Report 2814Monthly Percent of Engineered Capacity Summary ReportAccess: Busy Hour Report TabThis report is similar to Report 2812, however, this report can be run forup to a year. Percent of engineered CCS (sorted from highest to lowest)is reported by the month.
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B. DMS MTX OM Reports
T-2x269 MTX OM Group ICPCPT-2x273 MTX OM Group ICPFCT-2x274 MTX OM Group ICPOVLDAccess: OM Report Tab
Report T-2x269MTX OM Group ICPCP
OM Description:ICPCP: intelligent cellular peripheral call processing
The registers in OM group ICPCP peg intelligent cellular peripheral (ICP)call processing events.
Register Descriptions for OM Group ICPCP:MBLORG (mobile originations): Pegs when an ICP receives from the CCH anorigination message from a subscriber unit.MBLORGCO (mobile origination completions): Pegs when an ICP receives a SATpresent message from the CCH for an originating subscriber unit.PAGEREQ (page requests): Pegs when an ICP sends a page request message to theCCHs.PAGERESP (page response): Pegs when an ICP receives a page response messagefrom the CCHs.MBLTERCO (mobile termination completions): Pegs when a call terminated to asubscriber unit and the subscriber unit successfully tunes to a voice channel,indicated by detection of a SAT.MBLREGR (mobile registrations received): Pegs when an ICP receives a registrationmessage from a subscriber unit.MBLINCPT (mobile intercept) Pegs when an ICP sends an intercept message to theCCHs in response to an origination message from a subscriber unit. The interceptmessage is usually sent when a subscriber unit fails to pass verification.MBLREORD (mobile reorder): Pegs when an ICP sends a reorder message to theCCHs in response to an access attempt from a subscriber unit. A reorder messageis usually sent when no voice channels are available to service the accessingsubscriber unit.CCHMSG (control channel messages): Pegs when a message is received by thecontrol channel (CCH).DIRETRY (directed retry): Pegs when a directed retry message is sent by theserving subcell to the CCH in response to origination/page response message froma subscriber unit when the serving subcell is above a programmable threshold ofoccupancy. (This is specified in field DRTHRESH of table PARTDATA.)SATTOS (supervisor audio tone time outs): Pegs when an ICP receives a timeoutmessage from the voice channel indicating a SAT Failure message. Pegs for allSAT/digital voice color code (DVCC) timeout conditions. These include call setupfailure, dropped calls, and dropped handoffs on this cell.
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INVSATDT (invalid supervisory audio tone detected): Pegs when an ICP receives asupervisory audio tone (SAT) failure message.INCPGRES (incorrect page responses): Pegs when a page response message isreceived by the ICP and the electronic serial number (ESN) and mobile identifica-tion number (MIN) of the subscriber unit do not match the expected values.SBITMIS (signal-bit mismatch): Pegs when an ICP rejects an origination/pageresponse message from a subscriber unit. The ICP rejects these messages becausethey did not follow the CCH signal bit (S-bit) restrictions sent from the cell site tothe subscriber unit.EBITMIS (error-bit mismatch): Pegs when the serving subcell rejects anorigination/page response message from a subscriber unit. This occurs because the subscriberunit did not follow the error bit (E-bit) restrictions sent to it in the CCH overheadmessage.PGHASH (paging hash): Pegs when a paging data block hashing algorithm fails tochoose the paging data block equal to the least significant byte of the MIN on thefirst try.PGHASHTO (paging hash total): Pegs when a collision occurs for paging datablock hashing algorithms.UNEXPGI (unexpected page intelligent cellular peripheral):Pegs when an ICPreceives an unexpected page response message from one of its cells. When theNBP directed retry list is datafilled, this register plus ICPCP.NBPRSPI should equalthe number of NBP directed retries sent. This is not the same as the number ofnormal directed retries sent.NBPREQI (network boundary page request intelligent cellular peripheral): Pegswhen an ICP responds to a network boundary page (NBP) intersystem pagerequest message from a subscriber unit.NBPRSPI (network boundary page response intelligent cellular peripheral): Pegswhen an ICP sends a page request message to a subscriber unit for NBP andthe subscriber unit sends a page response message to the ICP.RSPLSHRQ (received splash request): Not in current use.RSPLSHSC (received splash service call): Not in current use.SFAILQRY (supervisory audio tone failed query): Pegs when the RSSI value thatwas measured on a voice channel is between the delta thresholds specified infields CONNECT and IGNORE in table PARTDATA and the idle channel RSSI, butthe voice channel audit failed to get a response. This indicates the ICP did not sendthe SAT present message to the CM and the call was not set up.SPASSQRY (supervisory audio tone passed query): Pegs when the RSSI value thatwas measured on the voice channel is between the delta thresholds specified infields CONNECT and IGNORE in table PARTDATA and the idle channel RSSI, andthe voice channel query passed. This indicates the ICP sent the SAT presentmessage to the CM and the call was set up.SIGNORED (supervisory audio tone ignored): Pegs when the RSSI value that wasmeasured on the voice channel is weaker than the threshold value specified in fieldIGNORE in table PARTDATA and for the idle RSSI. This indicates the ICP did notsend the SAT present message to the CM and the call was not set up.CCHMWOA (control channel message waiting order attempts): Pegs when theswitch attempts to send an IS-54 Rev. B message waiting order to a subscriber unitover the CCH.CCHMWOC1 (control channel message waiting order completions first attempt):Pegs when a subscriber unit responds on a CCH to the first attempt by the switchto send an IS-54 Rev. B message-waiting order.
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CCHMWOCR (control channel message waiting order completions retry attempt):Pegs when a subscriber unit responds on a CCH to a retry attempt by the switch tosend it an IS-54 Rev. B message-waiting order.VCHMWOA (voice channel message waiting order attempts): Pegs when theswitch attempts to send an IS-54 Rev. B message waiting order to a subscriber unitover the VCH.VCHMWOC1 (voice channel message waiting order completions first attempt:Pegs when a subscriber unit responds on a voice channel to the first attempt bythe switch to send an IS-54 Rev. B message waiting order.VCHMWOCR (voice channel message waiting order completions retry attempt):Pegs when a subscriber unit responds on a voice channel to a retry attempt by theswitch to send an IS-54 Rev. B message waiting order.
Report T-2x273MTX OM Group ICPFC
OM Description:ICPFC: intelligent cellular peripheral flow controlThe registers in OM group ICPFC peg intelligent cellular peripheral (ICP) callprocessing events such as location requests and responses, timeouts, and lateresponses.
Register Descriptions for OM Group ICPFC:LCRLOCRQ (locating channel receiver locate request): Pegs in the LCR when theICP sends a RSSI request to the LCR on the target ICP receiving the handoff.LCRPURGE (locating channel receiver purge): Pegs when the ICP receives amessage for the LCR but discards this message because it has been in the queuetoo long.LCRTIMO (locating channel receiver timeouts): Pegs when the ICP sends a locaterequest message to the LCR but the LCR has not responded to this message andthe two-second measurement request timer has expired.LCRRESP (locating channel receiver responses): Pegs when the ICP receives an RSSIresponse message from the LCR.RSSICRI (received signal strength indicator criteria): Pegs when the ICP receives aRSSI request message from the LCR and all the criteria concerning the handoff inthis message are met.LATERSSI (late received signal strength indicator response): Pegs when the ICPreceives a locating channel receiver (LCR) received signal strength indicator (RSSI)response message after the associated two-second measurement timer expires.LCRREQ (locating channel receiver request): Pegs in the LCR when the LCRreceives an RSSI request message.LCRDLOW (locating channel receiver dropped due to low received signal strengthindicator): Pegs in the LCR (and is transferred to the ICP) when the LCR does notrespond to the ICP because the measured RSSI is below the threshold in therequest message.LCRDSAT (locating channel receiver drops supervisory audio tone): Pegs when theLCR does not respond to the ICP because the detected supervisory audio tone(SAT) does not match that in the request message.LCRRETS (locating channel receiver returns): Pegs in the LCR when the LCR sendsa response message to the ICP.
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Report T-2x274MTX OM Group ICPOVLD
OM Description:ICPOVLD: intelligent cellular peripheral overload
The registers in OM group ICPOVLD peg for each intelligent cellular peripheral (ICP) overloadevents related to analog- and digital-capable subscriber units. ICPOVLD OMs are pegged when atransition is made to the given overload level.
Register Descriptions for OM Group ICPOVLD:PROC0TRG (processor overload level 0 triggered): Pegs when the main processor transitions tolevel 0 overload condition.PROC1TRG (processor overload level 1 triggered): Pegs when the main processor transitions tolevel 1 overload condition.PROC2TRG (processor overload level 2 triggered): Pegs when the main processor transitions tolevel 2 overload condition.PROC3TRG (processor overload level 3 triggered): Pegs when the main processor transitions tolevel 3 overload condition.EISP0TRG (enhanced integrated services digital network signal processor (EISP) overload level 0triggered): Pegs when the EISP transitions to level 0 overload condition.EISP1TRG (EISP overload level 1 triggered): Pegs when the EISP transitions to level 1 overloadcondition.EISP2TRG (EISP overload level 2 triggered): Pegs when the EISP transitions to level 2 overloadcondition.EISP3TRG (EISP overload level 3 triggered): Pegs when the EISP transitions to level 3 overloadcondition.SBUF0TRG (short buffer overload level 0 triggered): Pegs when the ICP short buffer resourcetransitions to level 0 overload condition.SBUF1TRG (short buffer overload level 1triggered): Pegs when the ICP short buffer resourcetransitions to level 1 overload condition.SBUF2TRG (short buffer overload level 2 triggered): Pegs when the ICP short buffer resourcetransitions to level 2 overload condition.SBUF3TRG (short buffer overload level 3 triggered): Pegs when the ICP short buffer resourcetransitions to level 3 overload condition.LBUF0TRG (long buffer overload level 0 triggered): Pegs when the ICP long-buffer resourcetransitions to level 0 overload condition.LBUF1TRG (long buffer overload level 1 triggered): Pegs when the ICP long-buffer resourcetransitions to level 1 overload condition.LBUF2TRG (long buffer overload level 2 triggered): Pegs when the ICP long-buffer resourceenters a level 2 overload condition.LBUF3TRG (long buffer overload level 3 triggered): Pegs when the ICP long-buffer resourceenters a level 3 overload condition.CSLK0TRG (C-side link overload level 0 triggered): Pegs when the C-side link resource transitionsto level 0 overload condition.CSLK1TRG (C-side link overload level 1 triggered): Pegs when the C-side link resource transitionsto level 1 overload condition.
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CSLK2TRG (C-side link overload level 2 triggered): Pegs when the C-side link resource transitionsto level 2 overload condition.CSLK3TRG (C-side link overload level 3 triggered): Pegs when the C-side link resource transitionsto level 3 overload condition.IPBF0TR (Number of times ISP Buffer transitioned into or out of the level 0 overload condition):The number in this register shows the number of times the ISP buffer resource transitionedinto or out of the level 0 overload condition.IPBF1TR (Number of times ISP Buffer transitioned into or out of the level 1 overload condition):The number in this register shows the number of times the ISP buffer resource transitionedinto or out of the level 1 overload condition.IPBF2TR (Number of times ISP Buffer transitioned into or out of the level 2 overload condition):The number in this register shows the number of times the ISP buffer resource transitionedinto or out of the level 2 overload condition.IPBF3TR (Number of times ISP Buffer transitioned into or out of the level 3 overload condition):The number in this register shows the number of times the ISP buffer resource transitionedinto or out of the level 3 overload condition.
Please note: DMS MTX OM information excerpted from NTP 811-2131-814.
