The MM tab is used to define the system layer of the Iu-CS interface (MM) between the HNB and the HNB GW SUT and between RNC and MSC Node. The MM tab is used to define the system layer of the A1p interface (MM) between the BSC and the MSCeSUT and between BSC and MSCe Node.
The parameters define Mobility Management Update options and the attributes used in MM messages.
Retries and Timers Cell Id Slot Cycle Index Location Updating Type IE Local Area Identification IE Codes Authentication Mobile Subscription Information Mobile Station Classmark IE |
Mobile Identity IE
RAB Assignment Response Delay (ms)
Mobile Network Classmark IE
General
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Measurements collected for IuCS MM related processing are reported on the MM report tab.
The number of times the test will re-transmit a message if a response is not received before the Retry Timer expires. Enter 0 to disable retries.
Range: 0 — 255
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: MmRetryCnt
The number of seconds the test will wait for a response.
Range: 0 — 255
Default: 15
Tcl Parameter: MmRetryTmr
Enter the Cell Identifier. Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Range: 0 — 4095
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: CdmaMmCellId
Enter the Sector Identifier. Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Range: 0 — 15
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: CdmaMmSectorId
Select for negative Slot Cycle Index. Indicates the sign of the Slot Cycle Index. If checked, it is negative.
Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Range: 0 — 65535
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: SlotCycleIndexNegative
A parameter that is used in the computation of paging time slot, allowing discontinuous reception in the MS. The slot Cycle Index determines how often the phone's slot comes around. For example, if the index = 0, the phone wakes up every 1.28 seconds, if the index = 1, the phone wakes up every 2.56 seconds, if the index = 2, the phone wakes up every 5.12 seconds, and so on...
Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Range: 0 — 7
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: SlotCycleIndex
Use the Perform Periodic Routing Area Updates checkbox to generate a Routing Area Update Request from the MN to the SGSN according to the timed cycle you define.
Tcl Parameter: MmLauTimeEn
The number of seconds to wait before generating a request.
Range: 1 — 65534
Default: 3212
Tcl Parameter: MmLauTime
Options: Timer-based, Power-Up (default), Zone-based, Parameter-change, Ordered, Distance-based, User Zone-based, BCMC Registration. Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Tcl Parameter: RegistrationType
Select for deregistration. Available in the CDMA Voice Nodal and CDMA MSCe Node test cases.
Tcl Parameter: DeregistrationEn
Use the checkbox to set the Follow-on request bit in the Attach Type IE, indicating that the MN wishes to activate a PDP context when the attach is complete.
Tcl Parameter: MmFollowOn
See RAI Attributes.
Enter a time delay in milliseconds for a Paging Response.
Range: 1 — 3000
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: MmPagingRespDelay
Enter a time delay in milliseconds for a RAB Assignment Response.
Range: 1 — 3000
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: MmRabAssignRespDelay
Available in HNB GW Nodal when Test Activity = Capacity Test and Core Network = CS Domain or PS & CS Domain. Select to emulate UEs whether to Keep Alive or enter Idle Mode (with or without Delay).
Options : Keep Alive, Tear Down Upon LAU Accept, Tear Down After Delay
Enter Delay in seconds if Tear Down After Delay is selected. Range from 1 (Default) to 4294967295.
Tcl Parameter: MmKeepSigActive
Tcl Parameter: MmSigConnTearDnDly
Select the type of MN identifier that will be used in the initial and subsequent GMM Attach Requests and define the values used.
Attach With |
Use the drop-down list to select the type of information the IE will contain. Options: IMEI, IMSI, IMEISV, or P-TMSI Default: IMEI Tcl Parameter: MmMIe
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Software Version |
The version value is combined with the IMEI when IMEISV identity type is used. The same value is used for all MNs and it is a fixed length of 2 digits. Range: 00 — 99 Default: 00 Tcl Parameter: MmSwVersion
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Starting IMEI |
The International Mobile Equipment Identity that will be used for the first MN. This value will be incremented for each MN. Range: 14 digits Default: N/A Tcl Parameter: MmImei
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Starting IMSI |
The International Mobile Subscriber Identifier that will be used for the first MN. This value is incremented for each MN. A combination of this value and the NSAPI uniquely identifies a PDP context. Range: 5 — 15 digits Default: N/A Tcl Parameter: MmImsi
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TMSI |
A valid TMSI that will be used in every MN's initial Attach Request. When the MN is re-attached in a Session Loading test, either the valid TMSI obtained during a previous attach or a random TMSI is used in the request depending on the Use MSC-Assigned TMSI setting. Range: Up to 32 decimal digits. Hex format is also acceptable if "0x" prefix is used. Default: 0 Tcl Parameter: MmTmsi |
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Use MSC-Assigned TMSI |
Use the checkbox to specify that the TMSI received from the MSC is used in any re-attach attempts. When the checkbox is cleared, a random TMSI is generated and used for the attach attempt. Tcl Parameter: MmUseAssignedTmsi |
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Starting ESN |
Enter the Electronic Serial Number (ESN) which is used to identify a specific CDMA cell phone.
Range: 0 to oxFFFFFFFF Default: 0xo Tcl Parameter: CdmaMmEsn |
Revision Level |
Revision Level provides with the following options.
Tcl Values: 0, 1, and 2. Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkRevLevel
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RF Power Capability
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Options: Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, Class 4, Class 5 Tcl Values: 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkPowerCapability
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Screening Indicator |
Options: 0, 1, 2, and 3 Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkScreening
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Controlled Early Classmark Sending |
Select the checkbox to indicate that this option is implemented in the Mobile Station Tcl Value: 0 (Not implemented), 1 (Implemented) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkControlledEarlyClsSendEn
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Pseudo-synchronization capability |
Select the checkbox to indicate that PS capability is present. Tcl Value: 0 (PS cap not present), 1 (PS Cap Present) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkPseudoSync
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Network Initiated MO CM Connection Request |
Select the checkbox to indicate that Network initiate MO CM Connection Request. Tcl Value: 0 (not support), 1 (supported) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkNetInitMoCmConnRequest |
MT SMS pt to pt capability |
Tcl Value: 0 (not supported), 1 (supported) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkMtSmsPtToPt
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VBS notification reception |
Tcl Value: 0 (no vbs wanted), 1 (vbs cap wanted) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkVbs
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VGCS Notification Reception |
Tcl Value: 0 (No VGCS wanted), 1 (VGCS wanted) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkVgcs
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Classmark 3 Supported |
The tcl values will be 0 for "Does not support", and 1 for "Supports" Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkCm3
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No Preference over USC2 |
The tcl values will be 0 for "No Preference over USC2", and 1 for "Preference over USC2" Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkUcs2 |
Frequency Capability (E-GSM or R-GSM Support) |
Tcl Value: 0 (not support), 1 (supported) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkFrequencyCapability
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A5/1 algorithm not available |
Tcl Value: 0 (A5/1 available), 1 (A5/1 not available) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkA5_1
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A5/2 algorithm available |
Tcl Value: 0 (not available), 1 (available) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkA5_2
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A5/3 algorithm available |
Tcl Value: 0 (not available), 1 (available) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkA5_3
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LCS VA capability |
Tcl Value: 0 (Not supported) 1 (Supported) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkLcsVa
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SoLSA |
Tcl Value: 0 (does not support), 1 (supports) Tcl Parameter: MsClassmarkSoLSA
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MOB_P_REV |
Select the current MS Protocol Revision Level. Range: 0 to 7 Default: 0 Tcl Parameter: Mobprev |
See List of Entries
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Select to provide an escape mechanism that allows octets 3 through 6 to be ignored by the receiver in the IE. Tcl Parameter: Sle |
NAR_AN_CAP |
Select to indicate that the MS is capable of supporting narrow band analog technology (N-AMPS). Tcl Parameter: Narancap |
RF Power Capability |
Each MS has an assigned power class capability that needs to be known at the base station to regulate uplink power control. Each power class is unique to the specific signaling system. Options: (Class 1, vehicle and portable (default)), (Class 2, portable), (Class 3, handheld), (Class 4, handheld), (Class 5, handheld), (Class 6, handheld), (Class 7, handheld), (Class 8, handheld). Tcl Parameter: RfPowerCap |
IS-95 |
Select to indicate that the MS is capable of supporting the air interfaces defined in TIA/EIA-95. Tcl Parameter: IS95 |
Slotted |
Select to indicate that the MS is operating in slotted paging request mode. Tcl Parameter: Slotted |
DTX |
Select to indicate whether or not the MS is capable of discontinuous transmission. Tcl Parameter: Dtx |
Mobile Term |
Select to indicate whether or not the MS is capable of discontinuous transmission. that the MS is capable of receiving incoming calls Tcl Parameter: MobileTerm |
TIA-553 |
Select to indicate that the MS supports analog capabilities. Tcl Parameter: Tia553 |
PSI |
PACA Supported Indicator, indicates the MS’s capability to support PACA. Tcl Parameter: Psi |
Station Class Mark |
A coded value for class-of-station information that identifies certain characteristics of a mobile station such as slotted operation and transmission power. Range: Max or 16 bytes - Hex string (0x0000) Default: 0x0 Tcl Parameter: StationClassMark |
Count of Band Entries |
Select to indicate the number of band class information entries. Range: 1 to 3 Default: 1 Tcl Parameter: BandClassNumber |
Band Class 1, 2 and 3 |
Band Class, Air Interfaces Supported, MOB_P_REV. Band Class – Coded for a specific band class that contains information on the air interface capabilities and protocol level information of the MS with respect to it. Range: 0 to 31, Default : 0 Air Interfaces Supported – consists of subfields indicating which operating modes are supported by the MS in the corresponding band class. Range: 0 to 255, Default : 0 MOB_P_REV - MS protocol revision level for the corresponding band class. Range: 0 to 7, Default : 0 Tcl Parameter: BandClass1 Tcl Parameter: BandClass2 Tcl Parameter: BandClass3 Tcl Parameter: BandClassAirIf1 Tcl Parameter: BandClassAirIf2 Tcl Parameter: BandClassAirIf3 Tcl Parameter: BandClassMobprev1 Tcl Parameter: BandClassMobprev2 Tcl Parameter: BandClassMobprev3 |
Defines the authentication keys used by the MNs.
The MN's text or hexadecimal key that is associated with its IMSI and is used to derive the UMTS ciphering key.
Tcl Parameter: MmSecretKey
Per 3GPP (33.102) specified RES Length of 4-16 octets. Range: 4 to 8, Default : 8
Tcl Parameter: MmAuthResLen
Use the checkbox to specify a hard-coded response and enter the RES value, in hexadecimal format, in the field provided. With this option, Secret Key and Operator Variant are not used. MAC verification will be by-passed and the exact number of bytes (up to 16) configured in the hard-coded value.
Tcl Parameter:
MmAuthValueEn |
MmAuthValue |
The 128-bit, operator-specific MILENAGE constant (OP) provisioned for the network.
Range: Up to 32 hex characters, excluding "0x."
Default: 0x63BFA50EE6523365FF14C1F45F88737D
Tcl Parameter: MmOpVar
Select to enable GSM Authentication.
Tcl Parameter: MmGsmSecurityEn
Defines the authentication used by the MNs.
Provides the authentication response signature calculated by the MS or the network as appropriate.
Hex 3 bytes (0x0 - default)
Tcl Parameter: AuthAuthr
Provides the HLR/AC with the MS’s call history parameter.
Range: 0 to 63
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: AuthParamCount
Provides a non-predictable number which is used for authentication/SSD update.
Range : 0 to 0xFFFFFFFF
Default: 0x0
Tcl Parameter: AuthRandomNum
Authentication Confirmation Parameter.
Range: 0 to 255
Default: 0
Tcl Parameter: AuthRandc
Enter Authentication Key.
Range: Up to 16 hex characters, excluding "0x."
Default: 0x1234567890123456
Tcl Parameter: CdmaMmAuthKey
See Test Data Files for further explanation and sample files. If a sample is not found for the specific TDF, you can obtain a sample file from your Technical Support representative. You may also use the following options to select an existing TDF or create/edit TDF-CSV files (TDF-CSV Editor).
For most TDF Parameters used for Applying Parameters, each row in the file is the overridden value for a different “Session”, aka a different UE. But some TDFs are done in other dimensions, like Bearers, eNodeBs, Subscribers (2 per UE sometimes) or even Hosts, etc. Tooltips on the TDF Parameter:
Note that the “ID” is a unique ID. Please Provide the ID when reporting issues with a TDF. For TDFs that do not apply / override Parameters, but instead are just their own configuration or data or media files you won’t see TDF ID row details.
TIP: When including large files, please be aware of memory limitations, since the TDF Editor shares memory with the Client. |
NOTE: The available TDF options vary. on the L3-7 | IPSec tab > IKE with RSA Settings you may only select the Certificate TDF from TAS (these are non-CSV TDFs). In addition, where applicable, any rules for defining TDFs are included in specific Test Cases. (For example, In MME Node test case, see MME Node - Provisioning TDF.) From the DMF Window, press Shift+Alt+A to display the Save DMF as Tcl window. Click the Save to File button to save as Tcl file. See additional details on Using the Tcl API.
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Select/Create a new TDF-CSV |
Allows you to create a new TDF by entering a file name that doesn’t already exist or select an existing file by entering a file name that already exists. Click to open the Select Existing or Create window.
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Upload a New TDF to TAS |
Click to import a new TDF file from your local folder and select in the test Case (instead of having to go to TDF Admin).
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View Edit Selected TDF in TDF-CSV Editor |
Available only when you have selected a TDF on TAS. Click to open the selected file in TDF-CSV Editor (in place, that is, within the Test Case). Edit the file and save. You may also click Save As to save the edited TDF-CSV to a different library and also rename the file, if required.
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Open Selected TDF in Standalone TDF-CSV Editor |
Available only when you have selected a TDF on TAS. Select to retrieve the CSV file and open it in the stand alone TDF-CSV Editor. |
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Generate Stub TDF-CSV |
Opens an example context specific test data parametersexample context specific test data parameters, which you may save as a .CSV file or open in the TDF-CSV Editor.
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Launch Standalone TDF-CSV Editor |
Click to open a blank TDF-CSV Editor. The Launch Standalone TDF-CSV editor options handles very large TDFs that may use too much Client memory if opened within the Test Case/in the embedded editor. You may set the standalone TDF-CSV Editor memory high to edit large TDFs. |