doc: nFAPI: add Troubleshoot section and explain ra_responseWindow
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instance, these numbers might be slightly higher or slower in RFsim than in
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instance, these numbers might be slightly higher or slower in RFsim than in
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wall-clock time, depending if the system advances faster or slower than
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wall-clock time, depending if the system advances faster or slower than
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wall-clock time.
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wall-clock time.
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## Troubleshoot
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When operating using the FAPI split, the PNF needs to give the VNF extra time
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to schedule the next slot. Especially since the current nFAPI split still
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relies on slot indications, extra time due to transport delays need to be
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accounted for. Currently, this delay is set conservatively, meaning that it
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should work for most systems, but can create problems during random access:
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[NR_MAC] exceeded RA window: preamble at 411.19 now 413.0 (diff 21), ra_ResponseWindow 5/20 slots
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[NR_MAC] sfn: 413.0 UE RA-RNTI 010b TC-RNTI 5d82: exceeded RA window, cannot schedule Msg2
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means that the VNF received a preamble (411.19), but the current slot to be
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scheduled (413.0) is beyond the random access response window (20 slots). In
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this case, try one of the following:
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- If the radio allows, reduce the L1 TX advance `RUs.[0].sl_ahead` by some
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slots, but note that this could make the system less stable.
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- Change the code to reduce `sl_ahead` inside function `handle_nr_slot_ind()`,
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to reduce the FAPI scheduling slot time budget.
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- Non-standard: You can manually increase the response window by setting
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`gNBs.[0].servingCellConfigCommon.[0].ra_ResponseWindow` to, e.g., 6. Note
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that the maximum allowed response window is 10ms.
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