TEMS CELLPLANNER UNIVERSAL

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TEMS CellPlanner Universal is Ericsson´s tool for mobile radio network planning. It is a highly graphical, easy-to-use, PC-based tool for design, realization, and optimization of mobile radio networks. TEMS CellPlanner Universal helps the user to roll out and expand mobile radio networks, and optimize radio network regarding service availability and service quality. It assists the user in a number of complex tasks, including network dimensioning, traffic planning, site configuration, and frequency planning. TEMS CellPlanner Universal is the key to successfully competing in the market place.
TEMS CellPlanner Universal provides support for WCDMA, GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, iDEN, CDMA, CDMA2000 1xRTT, TDMA/AMPS, NMT 450, NMT 900, TACS, and E-TACS. TEMS CellPlanner Universal also provides support for GPRS and EGPRS (EDGE), implemented in GSM system

The modular platform makes it possible to customize TEMS CellPlanner Universal to meet the needs of every customer. TEMS CellPlanner Universal can be used in all phases of a radio networks life cycle, from early planning to the most complex optimization. The combination of the modular platform and a modern programming language also make it possible to add new functionality in a fast and easy way. In addition, open interfaces enable connection to external data sources for easy exchange of data.




TEMS CellPlanner Universal incorporates the following major features:
·         User-friendly, intuitive menu structure and guided work flows.
·         TEMS CellPlanner Universal uses an Ericsson-developed GIS Engine specially developed to fit the needs of a demanding RF planning tool. TEMS CellPlanner Universal can read several map data formats natively, and it also handles multiple resolutions.
·         Propagation prediction modeling and calculation of signal coverage and interference.
·         Allows real network deployment scenarios such as layered network architectures, distributed antennas, repeaters, and macro-/micro cells. It supports both Baseband and Synthesized Frequency hopping with MAIO management.
·         Efficient and sophisticated radio propagation in urban and rural environments including automatic model tuning
·         Direct import of TEMS™ logfiles to tune propagation models or analyze network performance
·         True Multi-technology support.
·         TEMS CellPlanner Universal 5.0 was designed to be a multi standard/multi-technology RF planning tool. All technologies can co-exist in the same session. Each technology follows the same flow, making it easier for the user to understand the tool.
·         Generic import interface



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