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Switch Planning for GSM

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  • 9th August 2003 at 09:17 #33888
    jyothi
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    Hi All,

    I am facing a peculiar problem. The siemens switch is not able to detect the camel parameters from my ericcson switch and the roaming is not successful. The mapver2 in the roaming details is causing the prob as far as my knowledge goes. Plz help.

    Regards,
    Jyothi.

    9th August 2003 at 12:59 #33889
    Jyothi
    Guest

    Hi Mostafa,

    TCH Call drop may be due to interference due to adj cell sites(Due to frequencies), congestion too. This will not be max due to TRU. Plz specify your exact prob and the details. May be i can help you.

    regards,
    Jyothi.

    10th August 2003 at 10:15 #33890
    muthukumarasamy
    Guest

    hai all
    i am GSM engineer in BSNL mobile tamilnadu.can anybody guide me to bar the incoming call from PSTN if the A-party calling no not present(ie If clip not available).Our Mobile switch is Siemens D900.

    thank you all

    11th August 2003 at 05:24 #33891
    Nguyen
    Guest

    Plz be noted that the A-party number always present in the ISUP IAM message. If it does not present, the target exchange may request it from the source exchange by sending the INR message (so the source exchange should response by INF message that contain the calling party number).

    The A-party can only hide its number by including the CLIR flag in the IAM message.

    Nguyen

    11th August 2003 at 17:27 #33892
    Mostafa
    Guest

    Hi Jyothi,

    We had verified this TCh drop with TEMS, and we ‘re sure that no radio PB can be responsible of that, I’m asking if it can come from BSC/TRC or MSC ( synchronization …)

    PS: those sites had a very low rate of drop call, but when we rehomed them to another BSC, the drop became very high. ( all ericsson)

    15th August 2003 at 07:05 #33893
    Vitaly Evdokimov
    Guest

    I am CDMA optimization engineer. I have good practice in CDMA optimization and planning. If I can help let me know.
    And I have some question.

    16th August 2003 at 17:37 #33894
    JNM
    Guest

    Hi all,
    I m learning transmision and i would people connected on this site to help me by advising me some books or sites talking of that topic

    17th August 2003 at 06:40 #33895
    Muzammil
    Guest

    Basically two types of transmission Analog(usually Freq. Division Multiplexing) and Digital(Time Division Muxing and Wavelength Division Muxing, in the case of Fiberoptic) transmission can occur in 3 mediums, 1.Coaxial, 2.Fiber and 3.Microwave.
    This link give the basics of transmission such as Modulation, Coding etc. and introduces the fiber optics,
    http://www.fiber-optics.info/transmissionbasicstOC.htm

    The basics of Digital Transmission starts from “Pulse Code Modulatio'” and grows as E1, T1 technologies and it’s higer

    hierarchies commonly known as “Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy” (PDH)…. Then comes it’s superior “Synchronous Digital Hierarchy” (SDH). There are some verygood websites which provides useful information… for basics u can try in http://www.howstuffworks.com, it has a vrygood illustration too……

    Check out these too….

    http://www.infosyssec.org/infosyssec/teletut1.htm

    Hope this helps.

    18th August 2003 at 11:37 #33896
    sachin
    Guest

    hi vitaly,

    i am a CDMA RF Planning engineer.I am new in this field. i have some doubts. can we share our knowledge with each other?
    my mail i.d is sachinaneja_79@rediffmail.com.

    regards

    sachin

    19th August 2003 at 05:30 #33897
    Jyothi
    Guest

    Hi,

    TRU can also be responsible. Try to put down the TRU re load it. If it does not solve replace the TRU and check.

    Jyothi

    23rd August 2003 at 07:53 #33898
    Reval
    Guest

    Thanks Muzammil,
    It was really use full. Thanks again.

    regds.

    1st September 2003 at 15:16 #33899
    ali
    Guest

    fuck all

    10th September 2003 at 13:22 #33900
    Egil
    Guest

    Is there anybody with experience from operating a GSM 900 network coexisting with a CDMA 800 network?
    We (GSM 900) have huge problems with spurious in our uplink. We are looking for a technical solution right now.

    krgds Egil (GP Bangladesh)

    14th September 2003 at 18:35 #33901
    Jyothi
    Guest

    Hi Mostafa,

    Is your problem solved?? Please tell me what exactly did solve your problem.

    Jyothi

    15th September 2003 at 15:30 #33902
    mostafa
    Guest

    Hi Jyothi,

    Yes the probleme has been solved,
    The Pb were coming from MSC synchronization.

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