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30th June 2003 at 05:41 #33858anbooGuest
SACHIN,
Echo can be introduced due to various factors. Tell me more on the echo scenario. Like, whether its mobile to mobile or mobile to pstn.
To begin with I recommend you to check the SONATA echo cancellor /voice enhancement system at your MSC end.
Thanks,
anboo.30th June 2003 at 11:29 #33859SachinGuesthi anboo,
i m sitting at BTS end not at MSC end. tell me what can i do my level best to control echo.
regards
sachin
30th June 2003 at 17:07 #33860AtipulGuestHi everybody,
I just discovered this website and it’s very interesting. I’m working on the RF eng. crew of a mobile operator. I’ve observed “TCH sudden” (Ericsson equipment) is, in most cells, the first cause of drop calls. I want to know the relation between drop calls by sudden loss and optimisation of frequency assignment, particularly on frequency hopping and MAL lists as the TRU that carries traffic are TCH’s with hopping.
Thank you everybody.
1st July 2003 at 05:51 #33861AnbooGuestSachin,
Explain the echo scenario !1st July 2003 at 06:52 #33862sachinGuestdear anboo,
i find echo mainly between the calls from mobile to wireline phone.
sometimes there is no echo towards the mobile side but the person at the other end, using wireline phone feel the echo prob.
tell me the solution.and how i can overcome echo prob between mobile to mobile .
regards
sachin
2nd July 2003 at 05:44 #33863AnbooGuestI can tell u is there is no RF related issue. This can be due to various modules in 5 ESS and voice enhancement system. Since you are in the operator side you cannot do much about this. Its better u contact your Lucent RTS.
Sometimes its better to watch things happen 🙂
3rd July 2003 at 10:22 #33864eroxGuestHi everybody!!!
I’ve just discovered this site and want to chnage experience in GSM switch Operation Maintenance or planing.
I’m working for 4 years at Siemens D900/D1800 switch.Now we have one problem!!!
How to limit number of dialed digits of B-number. Example: Short number of our information service is 1414. But when subscriber dials 1414 and some more digits (1414xxxx) that call goes to error in billing centre. Parameter MINMAX in CPT databese doesn’t work properly!!!
My questione for people who have experience with that:How linit number of dialed digits to 4 (1414)?? Number of dialed digits in this example should be limited and call with 5,6, or more digits diverted to annoncement or rejected.
Thank you in advance!!!
4th July 2003 at 01:41 #33865ATGuesthi Erox,
I am not sure how it works in the Siemens Switch but as a generic rule in call routing all calls must be going thru some pre-analysis where dialled digits can be analysed and if reqd. extra digits are cut before calls go thru the routing analysis. In the preanalysis u shud be able to cut the nos. after 1414 if the subs. is dialing more than these 4 digits. As an example, in the preanalysis u wud have an entry for Mobile Originated Calls with type of number SUB (or whatever is the options available in Siemens other NAT and INT) and the digits to be analysed wud be 1414xxxx. You can then specify to cut digits xxxx by specifying the start point of cut digits=5
Alternatively, u need not cut the digits in preanalyse and in your originating call Tree u analyse the number 1414xxx and route it to a special route where u can then cut the dgits and then route it back to originating call tree. So in your originating tree u wud have two entries one for subs. dialing correctly 1414 and the the other 1414xxxx. In preanalysis also u wud have the two entries but no need to specify any digits to be removed in preanalysis.
hope this works and helps
rgds
Ashish4th July 2003 at 08:42 #33866eroxGuestThanks AT!!
I know that facts, but in Siemens network it seems unpossible. Siemens offers only one answer: Buying new features!!!!
There is SDDPFC features but high-priced!!Thanks one more time!
5th July 2003 at 11:00 #33867ATGuestHi Erox
I am sure u dont need any fancy feature for your case. Strange why Siemens says u need a feature to solve ur problem. by the way which country is this and what operator r u working for.5th July 2003 at 23:41 #33868khalid alzwayGuestHI for all
i am enginner khalid
how can get agood training for GSM mopile technologise
i need more information about it
note that
i am communication engineer my job in security systems like fire alarm systems and access control systems
thankx for all6th July 2003 at 23:31 #33869khalidGuestHI for all
please explane what is the encryotion A5/1& a5/2
and nss-7
PBXs
please can i get eney information about this technologies an CDs or in pdf files
rgards7th July 2003 at 00:36 #33870khalid alzwayGuesthi for all
to Mr rajib
i will answer you for your equ
the antinna mopile itis not dependent on the H polarazation this case we will know the antinna mopile is not mounted H pol
the signal will coming to main station on H pol
regards7th July 2003 at 06:42 #33871eroxGuestHi AT!!
Yes, it’s so strange but theirs answer.
I work for Bosnian mobile operator GSM BiH.
Thanks!
9th July 2003 at 06:02 #33872ASADGuestHi Friends
I am working with corDECT
I am intrested to share my views with any corDECT Engg.
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