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30th December 2005 at 14:28 #43579MadhuGuest
Hi
I A and B are in different MSC, and there is a call drop because of some problem in A network.1)Will this be a normal call B
2)or will it be a call drop both in A and B.
2)What messages will the BSC get in this case.Regards
madhu3rd January 2006 at 03:54 #43580Dear MadhuGuest1.I think there is not always if call drop happened in A network cause call drop to in B network. for example maybe cause happened in outgoing call from network A so there is no problem with network B cause network be still can call to A network.
2.Message that cause problem and when problem happened
3rd January 2006 at 05:10 #43581Hi MadhuGuestMadhu,
Can u plz tell me different reson for call drop.
Does uplink interferance affect the call drop?how can we optimization this problem?
3rd January 2006 at 08:08 #43582saurabh shuklaGuestcan u elaborate abt. inter Bts handoff’s
3rd January 2006 at 14:31 #43583TagGuestIn order to prevent drop call there are basically too much to said….
One of the most ideal way/basic way is to plan ur frequency correctly.
Also some pareameters will also affect the performance.
Hope that give u some idea..
5th January 2006 at 23:10 #43584t28Guestdrop is on which level ?
1 cell/site/LA ???
frequency problem ? no…
better is check neighbour declaration on BSS & NSS level !!!7th January 2006 at 06:54 #43585MadhuGuestHi
Call drop can be because of many reasons
1)Because of Handover
2)Because of RLT
3)Because of LAPD
4)Because of Transmission
5)Because of Interfernce
6)Because of RX_Quality
7)Because of Bad RF PlanningRegards
Madhu7th January 2006 at 11:53 #43586t28Guestmadhu,
all of ‘your’ resons are ussually linked to BAD frequency planing, but drops between MSC can cause by many other reasons…
9th January 2006 at 08:18 #43587MadhuGuestTo T28
I have posted this question what will happen if there is a call drop in Inter MSC I have received no answer
So I want give all possible call drops in the radio path in network A open for the person who answers
Regards
Madhu11th January 2006 at 23:25 #43588MihaiZGuestHi Madhu,
1)The call in B network will be disconnected/releaseased by the B MSC when a certain timer (Txxxx) will expire. So, this call will NOT increment the DropCall counters in B network.
2)No, will be considered a dropped call just in A network.
3)Not sure, probably some sort of “Txxxx timer expired” or “MSC channel release”… maybe…
Hope this is useful to you.
16th January 2006 at 01:11 #43589NarenGuestAnswering to Your questions
1)Yes I should be a Normal call on B(MSC).I guess Message on MSC-B would recieve clear from A network.
2)Messages in the BSC– will Vary depending on the Issues.
a) HO fail
b) Bad Dl/UL
c) TCH Drops(Abis/Aif)……………
17th January 2006 at 07:50 #43590nkarimGuestHi,
call drops in a network after TA 4 although RXLEV is very good. And Calls can not be made after TA 4. can any one tell me what may be the cause of this problem??Regards
nkarim18th January 2006 at 19:20 #43591NarenGuestTo NKarim,
You mean Call Drops when TA is more than 4?? If So you need to check the TEMS Logs what it says.
19th January 2006 at 13:39 #43592VirginGuestCan Any One tell me what is the effect of changing the RSL Parameter on the network…The BTS used are NOKIA….\
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Virgin2nd September 2008 at 18:45 #43593Johnson CrewGuestPlease what can be the cause of TCH drops due to sudden loss. This site is in an urban area. thanks.
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