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26th November 2005 at 15:13 #43166About the Faulty Time SlotGuest
Please tell me how a TS can be faulty as it is the logical channel (the bits) on the physical channel ( Frequency). So, a TS faulty should mean that a TRX is out of order but it is not said
27th November 2005 at 13:11 #43167JohnGuestDo you have enough resources in the cell to support the TS
is the ABIS path available and correctly defined28th November 2005 at 10:12 #43168Faulty TS @ JohnGuestJohn please elaborate your answer please as i can’t really understand…
Thanks
29th November 2005 at 09:07 #43169TSGuestAre you talking about TDMA frames or the Physical TS ?
If a TS is out of service there can be many reasons whyWhich equipment vendor is it
29th November 2005 at 13:03 #43170@TS by AGGuestI am talking about the Time Slot (AS I know that the Time slot is based on the TDMA principle) So i am asking about the time slot in the TRx of the BTS. As one TRx has one or in case of hopping (a list of frequencies). So TRx should be faulty if one TS is faulty, but it is not so. Wats the reason
30th November 2005 at 11:05 #43171RF EngrGuestPlease any one tell the confusion of AG as I have the same issue
1st December 2005 at 14:25 #43172JohnGuestWhich Vendor
why do you think it is not possible to have just 1 TS Fail ?
Example
If there are not enough ABIS path available to the TRX then one TS could fail
TS could fail loop test with TRC
For example in older Ericsson RBS 200 there were 7 SPP cards in each TRX so 1 card could failAgain Which Vendor is it
20th December 2005 at 07:40 #43173RF EngrGuestVendor is nortel so kindly tell me John about this
20th December 2005 at 10:14 #43174BobooGuestHi All,
I’m aggre with John, I’ve ever seen this case : you locked the faulty TS and the KPI go back in their normal range. in nortel feature, you are abble to lock one TS in a TRX. Try to chek this
Boboo
20th December 2005 at 12:21 #43175vijayGuestNo it is not that when Trx faulty means hw problem and when TS faulty than it is issue of Multiframe in Radio propagation.
21st December 2005 at 07:23 #43176RF EngrGuestThnaks for the comments but as I have said that TS faulty should have TRx faulty, i mean that TS is a logical channel as it is TDMA, so as far my knowledge is concerned, TS means the # of bits passing in a particular time (0.577 ms) in the same physical channel, so if one TS is faulty, so the Radio (Trx) should be. Thats was my logic. Also please tell me the exact refernce that how can i lock the TS
21st December 2005 at 12:13 #43177BobooGuestHI
to lock a TS (in Nortel), you had to access to the OMC.
at the TDMA level,
1st: right click on it with the mouse.
2nd : selected the TS,
3rd : click on the field “set channel state”
4th : lockedyou have locked one TS slot of your TDMA.
Regards
Boboo.
22nd December 2005 at 05:22 #43178RF EngrGuestThanks Boboo but one of my question is unanswered yet. The question is ” TS means the # of bits passing in a particular time (0.577 ms) in the same physical channel, so if one TS is faulty, so the Radio (Trx) should be. Thats was my logic”
22nd December 2005 at 06:31 #43179joodGuest1 ts faulty(hard ware) = all ts on trx fault.
1 ts faulty(soft ware) = low efficiency of trx.
1 ts drop = all other ts on trx may ok.
1 ts block = trunkig gain of interface is bad.
# ts failure might mean (HO, TRUNK, HW, SW,bad Qu,…. etc)5th January 2006 at 23:40 #43180t28Guestusually, faulty TS is linked to wrong DCU4 board or TS is frozen. in case of frozen TS you should lock/unlock it…
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