WO1996042177A1 - Method for defining an urgency class of a disorder appeared in a base station both a cellular radio system - Google Patents

Method for defining an urgency class of a disorder appeared in a base station both a cellular radio system Download PDF

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WO1996042177A1
WO1996042177A1 PCT/FI1996/000343 FI9600343W WO9642177A1 WO 1996042177 A1 WO1996042177 A1 WO 1996042177A1 FI 9600343 W FI9600343 W FI 9600343W WO 9642177 A1 WO9642177 A1 WO 9642177A1
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Vesa Viljanen
Raimo Pulkkinen
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Priority to US08/973,940 priority patent/US5974313A/en
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  • This invention relates to a method for defining an urgen ⁇ cy class of a disorder appearing in a base station, in which method a list is maintained in a memory means about the disorders, which may occur in the base station operation, and of the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disorders in question.
  • the invention relates also to a cellular radio system including a base station, comprising transmitter-receiver means for forming a connection with radio units in the radio covering region, memory means for maintaining the list about disorders that can occur in the base station operation and also of the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disorder concerned, and alarm means adapted to search in connection with the base station's malfunction from the memory means the urgency class corresponding the disorder in question as well as to send the alarm message indicating the urgency class to the system operator.
  • the invention relates particularly to base stations of cellular radio systems and handling of alarms sent from these to the operator. It is already known to utilize for example in connection with the alarm handling of base stations of the NMT (Nordic Mobile Telephone) cellular radio system an urgency classification based on the quality of the fault or disorder emerged in the base station, i.e. the faults that can occur in the base stations have been classified in advance according to the need of urgent measures.
  • NMT Network Mobile Telephone
  • the alarm system checks first from the memory where the urgency class the disorder in question belongs. After this an alarm is given to the system operator, whereat the urgency class found from the memory is indicated to the operator. The urgency class reveals then to the operator, how he should deal with the alarm or does this mean that the service personnel should visit immediately the base station installation place, or is it possible to postpone the visitation for instance to the next working day.
  • the object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem and to provide a better method for making the urgency classification of base station alarms.
  • This object is achieved by the method according to the invention, which is characterized in that a preliminary urgency class corresponding the disturbance in question is searched from the memory means and the alarm urgency class is proportioned to the communications situation of the base station by determining a less urgent class than the preliminary urgency class for the alarm, if the base station communications situation is at rest, and by determining a more urgent class than the preliminary urgency class, if the base station communications situation is busy.
  • the invention is based on the idea, that when it is observed in the disturbance urgency classification in addition to the emerged malfunction type also the base station communications situation, or how many phone calls through the base station concerned has lately been made, a method is achieved enabling better than before to sieve out the alarms that do not imply immediate actions.
  • the most outstanding advantage of the method according to the invention comprises therefore the fact, that the emergency classification is based on the actual recent communications situation of the base station, which gives a better conception of the moment, when the service personnel really must do immediate actions.
  • the invention concerns also a cellular radio system, in which the method according to the invention can be adapted.
  • the cellular radio system according to the invention is characterized in that the alarm means have been supplied to check the communications situation of the base station before sending the alarm message and to change the disturbance urgency class as less urgent, if the communications situation of the base station is peaceful, or correspondingly to change the disturbance urgency class as more urgent, if the communications situation of the base station is busy.
  • Figure 1 shows a flow diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the method acco ding to the invention
  • Figure 2 shows a block diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the cellular radio system according to the invention.
  • Figure 1 shows a flow diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the method according to the invention.
  • a malfunction occurs in the block A in the base station of the Fig. 1.
  • In question can be for instance a malfunction, due to which one of the base station receivers ceases to function.
  • the preliminary urgency class that has determined in advance for the malfunction concerned, is searched from the table to be maintained in the memory means.
  • the urgency class determined in advance is for instance A4, which means that the disturbance in question does not require any immediate attention.
  • the communications situation W of the base station is cleared out.
  • the base station communications situation is cleared preferably once a day, whereat the value indicating the communications situation is deposited to the memory.
  • the communications situation can also be defined always, when a malfunction is occurring in the base station.
  • the operator can, if he so desires, determine manually the base station communications situation by depositing the value representing it to said memory.
  • the system can alternatively calculate automatically the communications situation W, whereby in the beginning it is explained, how much of the base station communications capacity has recently been used.
  • FIG. 2 shows a block diagram about the first preferred embodiment of the cellular radio system according to the invention.
  • the cellular radio system presented in Fig. 2 may for instance be a NMT-system.
  • a mobile telephone exchange (MTX) 3 that is in a communications connection with two base stations (BST) 1 and 2.
  • BST base stations
  • the control room 5 of the operator is in connection with the operating and maintenance computer 4 associated with the mobile telephone exchange.
  • the operator has in advance deposited into the memory means 5, which may comprise for example a hard disk of the operating and maintenance computer 5, a list concerning the disturbances, which may occur in the operation of the base stations 1 and 2, and also the urgency class of these disturbances. Further on, it has been deposited to the memory means 5 information concerning the communications situation of the base stations, or among other things the values LI and L2, by which the communications situation of the base stations will be classified.
  • the operating and maintenance computer 4 finds this immediately out, whereby it searches from the memory means 5 its preliminary urgency class (for example A4) , that the operator has determined for the disturbance in question.
  • the alarm message sent from the base station to the operating and maintenance computer indicate the preliminary urgency class.
  • the computer 4 finds out the base station communications situation by searching from the memory means 5 the maximum sum W of hour erlangs in and erlangs out values of the base station received from the BST-measurements of seven preceding days (which sum value it continuously maintains) , and also the classification limits LI and L2 determined by the operator.
  • the computer states Based on values W (for instance 12) , LI (for instance 6) and L2 (for instance 10) the computer states, that the communications situation of the base station 1 is busy. Therefore it selects for the emerged disturbance an urgency class (e.g. A3) , that is more urgent than the preliminary urgency class.
  • an urgency class e.g. A3
  • the operating and maintenance computer 4 sends in a known as such manner an alarm message to the control room 6 of the operator, whereby the alarm message in question indicates the urgency class of the malfunction to the operator.

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for determining an urgency class of a disturbance occurred in a base station, in which method it is maintained in the memory means a list about the disturbances that can emerge in the function of the base station and about the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disturbances concerned. To enable a more accurate urgency class it is searched out from the memory means a preliminary urgency class (B) corresponding to the disturbance in question and the alarm urgency class is conditioned with the communications situation (C - E) of the base station by determining a less urgent class (G) than the preliminary class for the alarm, if the communications situation of the base station is peaceful, and by determining for the alarm a more urgent class (F) than the preliminary urgency class, if the communications situation of the base station is busy.

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Method for defining an urgency class of a disorder appeared in a base station both a cellular radio system
This invention relates to a method for defining an urgen¬ cy class of a disorder appearing in a base station, in which method a list is maintained in a memory means about the disorders, which may occur in the base station operation, and of the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disorders in question. The invention relates also to a cellular radio system including a base station, comprising transmitter-receiver means for forming a connection with radio units in the radio covering region, memory means for maintaining the list about disorders that can occur in the base station operation and also of the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disorder concerned, and alarm means adapted to search in connection with the base station's malfunction from the memory means the urgency class corresponding the disorder in question as well as to send the alarm message indicating the urgency class to the system operator.
The invention relates particularly to base stations of cellular radio systems and handling of alarms sent from these to the operator. It is already known to utilize for example in connection with the alarm handling of base stations of the NMT (Nordic Mobile Telephone) cellular radio system an urgency classification based on the quality of the fault or disorder emerged in the base station, i.e. the faults that can occur in the base stations have been classified in advance according to the need of urgent measures. When a fault or disorder of certain type then emerges, the alarm system checks first from the memory where the urgency class the disorder in question belongs. After this an alarm is given to the system operator, whereat the urgency class found from the memory is indicated to the operator. The urgency class reveals then to the operator, how he should deal with the alarm or does this mean that the service personnel should visit immediately the base station installation place, or is it possible to postpone the visitation for instance to the next working day.
The most significant weakness of the above-mentioned known solution is, that if the same disturbance emerges in two base stations, the same alarm is given to the system operator, though the disturbances may have entirely different meaning concerning the base station communications throughput. Or if a faulty base station is situated for example along with a busy highway and half of its capacity is lost due to a malfunction, the base station concerned requires naturally much quicker maintenance than for instance in the case, if a base station in a ski resort loses half of its capacity during summer months, when the resort is closed. In these above- mentioned cases both base stations in known systems, however, transmit the alarms belonging to the same urgency class.
The object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problem and to provide a better method for making the urgency classification of base station alarms. This object is achieved by the method according to the invention, which is characterized in that a preliminary urgency class corresponding the disturbance in question is searched from the memory means and the alarm urgency class is proportioned to the communications situation of the base station by determining a less urgent class than the preliminary urgency class for the alarm, if the base station communications situation is at rest, and by determining a more urgent class than the preliminary urgency class, if the base station communications situation is busy. The invention is based on the idea, that when it is observed in the disturbance urgency classification in addition to the emerged malfunction type also the base station communications situation, or how many phone calls through the base station concerned has lately been made, a method is achieved enabling better than before to sieve out the alarms that do not imply immediate actions. The most outstanding advantage of the method according to the invention comprises therefore the fact, that the emergency classification is based on the actual recent communications situation of the base station, which gives a better conception of the moment, when the service personnel really must do immediate actions.
The invention concerns also a cellular radio system, in which the method according to the invention can be adapted. The cellular radio system according to the invention is characterized in that the alarm means have been supplied to check the communications situation of the base station before sending the alarm message and to change the disturbance urgency class as less urgent, if the communications situation of the base station is peaceful, or correspondingly to change the disturbance urgency class as more urgent, if the communications situation of the base station is busy.
Advantageous embodiments of the method and the cellular radio system according to the invention are explained in enclosed dependent claims 2 and 4 - 5. The invention will be described in the following according to a preferred embodiment of the invention with reference to the enclosed figures, in which:
Figure 1 shows a flow diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the method acco ding to the invention; and Figure 2 shows a block diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the cellular radio system according to the invention.
Figure 1 shows a flow diagram of the first advantageous embodiment of the method according to the invention. A malfunction occurs in the block A in the base station of the Fig. 1. In question can be for instance a malfunction, due to which one of the base station receivers ceases to function.
In the block B the preliminary urgency class, that has determined in advance for the malfunction concerned, is searched from the table to be maintained in the memory means. Let us assume that the urgency class determined in advance is for instance A4, which means that the disturbance in question does not require any immediate attention.
In the block C the communications situation W of the base station is cleared out. The base station communications situation is cleared preferably once a day, whereat the value indicating the communications situation is deposited to the memory. In addition to this the communications situation can also be defined always, when a malfunction is occurring in the base station. The operator can, if he so desires, determine manually the base station communications situation by depositing the value representing it to said memory. The system can alternatively calculate automatically the communications situation W, whereby in the beginning it is explained, how much of the base station communications capacity has recently been used. This is performed for example in such a way, that the maximum sum of one-hour erlangs in and erlangs out values obtained from the BST-measurements during seven preceding days is searched out from the memory (one erlang corresponds a situation, in which one of the radio channels of the base station has continuously been in use during one hour) .
If the results of the BST-measurements are not for some reason available when the communications are cleared out, it is possible to use for instance the equation W = 0,5 * L2 * max., where max. = the maximum number of channels available for a base station in order to form the calculatory communications situation.
Let us assume that for example W = 12 has been obtained as the communications situation value W. The received value W is compared with the limit values LI and L2 determined in advance by the operator, which values can for instance be LI = 6 and L2 = 10, and if then:
W > LI, the base station communications situation is peaceful,
- LI < W < L2, the base station communications situation is normal, W > L2, the base station communications situation is busy.
If it turns out, that the communications situation is busy, transfer is made from the block C through the block D to the block F. In the block F it is searched from the alarm definition table a more urgent class than the preliminary urgency class for a busy base station, in which the fault type in question is occurring. Alternatively a class, that is one class more urgent than the preliminary urgency class, or e.g. A3, can simply be selected for the alarm.
If on the contrary it turns out that the communications situation is peaceful, transfer is made from the block C through the block E to the block G. In the block G it is searched from the alarm determination table a less urgent class than the preliminary urgency class for the peaceful base station, in which the fault type in question occurs. Alternatively an urgency class that is one class lower than the preliminary urgency class, or e.g. A5, can simply be selected for the alarm.
If it turns out that the base station communications situation is normal, transfer is made from the block C through blocks D and E to the block H, where the preliminary urgency class is selected as the final urgency class.
From the blocks F, G and H transfer is made to the block I, where an alarm message known as such is sent to the operator indicating to the operator the urgency class of the malfunction in question.
Figure 2 shows a block diagram about the first preferred embodiment of the cellular radio system according to the invention. The cellular radio system presented in Fig. 2 may for instance be a NMT-system. In Fig. 2 has been shown a mobile telephone exchange (MTX) 3 that is in a communications connection with two base stations (BST) 1 and 2. The control room 5 of the operator is in connection with the operating and maintenance computer 4 associated with the mobile telephone exchange.
The operator has in advance deposited into the memory means 5, which may comprise for example a hard disk of the operating and maintenance computer 5, a list concerning the disturbances, which may occur in the operation of the base stations 1 and 2, and also the urgency class of these disturbances. Further on, it has been deposited to the memory means 5 information concerning the communications situation of the base stations, or among other things the values LI and L2, by which the communications situation of the base stations will be classified. When e.g. in the base station 1 occurs a disturbance, the operating and maintenance computer 4 finds this immediately out, whereby it searches from the memory means 5 its preliminary urgency class (for example A4) , that the operator has determined for the disturbance in question. Alternatively the alarm message sent from the base station to the operating and maintenance computer indicate the preliminary urgency class.
When the preliminary urgency class has been cleared, the computer 4 finds out the base station communications situation by searching from the memory means 5 the maximum sum W of hour erlangs in and erlangs out values of the base station received from the BST-measurements of seven preceding days (which sum value it continuously maintains) , and also the classification limits LI and L2 determined by the operator.
Based on values W (for instance 12) , LI (for instance 6) and L2 (for instance 10) the computer states, that the communications situation of the base station 1 is busy. Therefore it selects for the emerged disturbance an urgency class (e.g. A3) , that is more urgent than the preliminary urgency class. When the urgency class has been selected, the operating and maintenance computer 4 sends in a known as such manner an alarm message to the control room 6 of the operator, whereby the alarm message in question indicates the urgency class of the malfunction to the operator.
It should be understood, that the preceding description and the figures connected with it are only intended to illustrate the present invention. It is therefore obvious that the determination of the urgency class of the disturbance may alternatively take place entirely in some other part of the system, as e.g. in the base station, though in the preceding example it has been presented, that the urgency classification takes place in the mobile telephone exchange. To the persons skilled in the art many other variations and modifications of the invention will also be obvious without deviating from the scope and spirit of the invention set forth in the enclosed claims.

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1. A method for determining an urgency class of a disturbance occurred in a base station (1, 2) , in which method: it is maintained in the memory means (5) a list about the disturbances that can emerge in the function of the base station (1, 2) and about the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disturbances concerned, c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the preliminary urgency class (B) corresponding the disturbance in question is searched out from the memory means (5) ; and the alarm urgency class is conditioned with the communications situation of the base station (1, 2) by determining a less urgent class (G) than the preliminary class for the alarm, if the communications situation of the base station is peaceful, and by determining for the alarm a more urgent class (F) than the preliminary urgency class, if the communications situation of the base station is busy.
2. Method according to the claim 1, c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the final urgency class is conditioned with the communications situation of the base station, so that the communications capacity utilized in the base station (1, 2) during a predetermined time period is calculated, and the utilized communications capacity is compared with the limit values defined by the operator, and the communications situation of the base station (1,2) is classified as peaceful, if the utilized communications situation is lower than the first predetermined comparison value, and the communications situation of the base station is classified as busy, if the utilized communications capacity exceeds the other predetermined comparison value.
3. A cellular radio system, comprising a base station (1, 2) having transmitter-receiver equipment for making connection to radio units in the radio coverage area, memory means (5) to maintain a list of disturbances, which can occur in the operation of the base station and also of the preliminary urgency classes determined for the disturbances concerned, and alarm means (4) adapted to search out in connection with a malfunction of a base station (1,2) the preliminary urgency class corresponding the disturbance in question from the memory means (5) and to send the alarm message indicating the urgency class to the system operator (5) , c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the alarm means (4) have been adapted to check the communications situation of the base station (1, 2) before sending the alarm message, and to change the urgency class of the disturbance as less urgent, if the base station communications situation is peaceful, or correspondingly to change the urgency class of the disturbance as less urgent, if the base station communications situation is busy.
4. A system according to the claim 3, c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the calculation means (4) belong to the system in order to calculate the communications capacity utilized during certain period, whereby the alarm means have been adapted to compare the utilized communications capacity with the limit values determined by the operator and to classify the communications situation of the base station (1, 2) as peaceful, if the utilized communications capacity is lower than the first limit va'ue determined by the operator, and as busy, if the utilized communications capacity exceeds the other limit value determined by the operator.
5. The system according to the claim 4, c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the calculation means (4) have been adapted to record the sum of the hour erlangs in and erlangs out values obtained from the BST- measurements of seven preceding days and to select the maximum value sum of these values as the value depicting the utilized communications capacity.
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DE69631161T DE69631161T2 (en) 1995-06-08 1996-06-10 METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE URGENCY DEGREE OF A FAULT IN THE BASE STATION OF A CELLULAR RADIO SYSTEM
AT96917518T ATE256952T1 (en) 1995-06-08 1996-06-10 METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE LEVEL OF URGENTITY OF A DISRUPTION OCCURRING IN THE BASE STATION OF A CELLULAR RADIO SYSTEM
EP96917518A EP0872135B1 (en) 1995-06-08 1996-06-10 A method for determining an urgency class of a disturbance occurred in a base station of a cellular radio system
US08/973,940 US5974313A (en) 1995-06-08 1996-06-10 System and method for defining an urgency class of a disorder appearing in a communication system station
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