User's Manual

nanoLTE AP Pre-Provisioning and Configuration Capturing Network Policies and AP Modes
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Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
CellConfig.Downlink
EARFCNLTE.RAN.RF.EARFCN
DL
DownLink EARFCN.
This can be a comma separated
list of candidate UL frequencies.
However, as the nanoLTE AP
does not yet support self
configuration, only the first entry
will be used.
Typically selected per AP, from
a pool set aside for small cell
usage.
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
CellConfig.LTE.RAN.RF.FreqBa
ndIndicator
Band indicator - the frequency
band the AP uses.
Typically selected per AP, but
could be in a use case template
if multiple APs with the same
use case are on the same band.
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
CellConfig.LTE.RAN.RF.DLBan
dwidth
Downlink Bandwidth in resource
blocks; defaults to 50 (10MHz).
This can be a comma separated
list of candidate UL bandwidths.
However, as the nanoLTE AP
does not yet support self
configuration, only the first entry
will be used.
Modifying the value of this
parameter triggers an AP
re-boot on termination of the
TR-069 session.
Typically selected per AP
according to location dependent
requirements, but could be in a
use case template.
Set to one of the following
values, according to the
required bandwidth:
• 25 (for 5MHz)
• 50 (for 10MHz)
• 75 (for 15MHz)
• 100 (for 20MHz)
As per the 3GPP standards, the
following bands only support
5MHz or 10MHz bandwidths:
• Band 8
• Band 13
• Band 17
All other bands currently
available from nanoLTE APs
can support 5/10/15/20MHz
operation.
Note: If an invalid band and
bandwidth combination
(as per the 3GPP
standards) is chosen for
an AP, the AP will be
unable to enter service.
Parameter Description Comment