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update of calendar via GSM

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  • 15th July 2008 at 19:49 #53081
    jovet
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    Hi all,
    do you know if some system information or some other L3 message
    (possibly by CBCH) delivers broadcast the calendar info (year/month/day/hour/etc…, in some standard format) on the cell ?
    Thx in advance

    15th July 2008 at 20:38 #53082
    jovet
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    Ok,
    I found the feature NTIZ.
    Even if this does not seems briadcats, but dedicated to a single mobile

    17th July 2008 at 03:56 #53083
    Pan
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    Dear, Jovet!
    NTIZ (may be NITZ?). NITZ is carried on BCCH. It’s contains information about Network Identification and Time Zone.
    vCalendar object – is EMS feature and carried in SM_TP_message (see 3gpp 23.040).
    vCalendar object is user dependent information and can not carried in CBS_message.
    Best regards, Pan

    17th July 2008 at 11:32 #53084
    jovet
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    Hi Pan,

    yes I mean NITZ, sorry.
    But I found it in “MM Information”, so it seems that this is sent by the network in a dedicated channel, not broadcast.
    Did you find something different. Ia m interested in that case.
    Regards,
    jovet

    19th July 2008 at 04:43 #53085
    Pan
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    Yes, Jovet. You are right. I was mistaken. Really NITZ info is carried in MM_Information_message in dedicated mode (04.008).

    11th June 2009 at 18:22 #53086
    roopa
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    Hi all,

    i have enabled ‘Network Operator time’ as ON in my Nokia H/S and i find that in some places in the same timezone, the time is showing wrong, like 5 hours ahead or 1 hour behind the correct time…I believe the NITZ is set somewhere wrong. Could it be the MSC or BSC or SGSN ??? Also does anyone know the commands to check it in a Ericsson node…

    11th June 2009 at 18:48 #53087
    Pan
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    Dear, Roopa!
    Probably there is wrong GMT (time shift relatively Greenwich) setting on your network or your Nokia handset.

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