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FinM Deployment Guide Release 4.5.10 4 ‐ 24
Configuring the Co ‐ Channel Neighbor Interference Mitigation Option Configuring the Radio Network
In column AV ( Co ‐ channel Neighbors ), record the name of the co ‐ channel neighbor TBS(s).
If there are two co ‐ channel neighbors, record each neighbor’s name separated by a
comma (no spaces!), as shown in Figure 4 ‐ 14 :
Figure 4 ‐ 14: Recording Co ‐ Channel Neighbors
The IP address(es) of the co ‐ channel neighbor(s) appear automatically in column AW.
In our example, the co ‐ channel neighbor of TBS1 (BS.01.2.1) is BS.01.2.4, that of TBS2
(BS.01.2.2) is BS.01.2.5, and of TBS3 (BS.01.2.3) is BS.01.2.6.
Starting from TBS4, each TBS has two co ‐ channel neighbors: the neighbors of TBS4
(BS.01.2.4) are TBS1 (BS.01.2.1) and TBS7 (BS.01.2.7), and so on.
This pattern will repeat itself until the end of the line. The last three TBSs at the end of the
line, like the first three, will have only one co ‐ channel neighbor.
14.Complete recording all of the co ‐ channel neighbors for all TBSs in the specific line
(we have only recorded up to TBS9 in our example).
15.In column AY, record the CNIndex : This indicates which TBS will use which
timeslots in the frame ‐ the first part or the second part (see also Figure 4 ‐ 11 ).
Record 0 for the TBSs that will use the first part, and 1 for the TBS that will use the
second part.
In our example, TBS 1,2, and 3 use the first part of the timeslots in the frame (0 is
recorded), while TBS 4,5, and 6 use the second part of the timeslots. For TBS 7,8, and 9,
they again use the first part of the timeslots (so, for instance TBS4 always uses a different
part of the frame than its co ‐ channel neighbor: CNIndex 1 vs. CNIndex 0 for TBS1 and for
TBS7). The pattern repeats itself until the end of the line.