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29th October 2010 at 08:48 #64845mXaGuest
Hello,
I have been surfing the web in search for details about fast dormancy feature in 3GPP release 8.
– Does anyone know how it will be compatible with smartphones working on releases 5 and 6 ?
– Will it need a software upgrade only on smartphones ? or will we have to wait for smartphones working on release 8 ?1st November 2010 at 19:17 #64846PixGuestHi MXA,
I’m only speaking generally:
the 3GPP version of a MS is not upgradeable later on. You’ll have to buy a v8 phone when the manufacturers release them.What is the fast dormancy feature?
If it was initially designed in 3GPP version 5, but is finalized in v8, then there is a possibility that *some* v5 MS can support it.
If it appears from scratch in v8, then v5 MS can’t support it.Regards
pix20th November 2010 at 00:30 #64847mXaGuestHello Pix,
I made some research on the topic and found out that this feature can be implemented on pre-release 8 mobile phones but an update has to take place first on the handsets.
About fast dormancy feature, it is used to control the excess smartphone signaling in the network. Smartphones usually moves from DCH state to Idle state directly in order to save the battery while it should pass by FACH state for example. The new feature makes use of the PCH state and introduces a timer T323 that makes the smartphone unable to release the connection before a certain time.
U can read more on this in TS 25.331, chapter 8.1.14
20th November 2010 at 17:44 #64848pixGuesthi mxa, thanks for the info,
regarding the 3GPP “firmware” update, are we talking about a standard phone or a test phone ?
for standard phones, aiming at global market, i’ve never seen this kind of updates before.regards
pix27th November 2010 at 21:08 #64849mXaGuestPiX,
Sorry for the late reply . . I can’t quite get what u mean.
What I know is that the 3GPP fast dormancy feature can be added to RNCs without waiting to full release 8.
As for the handsets, it depends on the manufacturer like Apple, Rim..etcI read some info that Rim will modify its phones on the first quarter of 2011.
Is this what u mean ?
Regards,
mXa29th November 2010 at 20:08 #64850piçxGuestmxa,
what i understood from your previous posts is that a phone that you buy today could be later upgraded to support the fast dormancy feature.
so i’m asking what kind of MS can support this kind of upgrade : any phone or only special “drive-test” phones ?
on the network side, RNC and node B can be upgraded to the next release, of course
regards
pix29th November 2010 at 22:44 #64851mXaGuestDear pix,
It doesn’t have to be special phone like TEMS phone for example. Any phone can have this feature.The phones which need this feature are smartphones due to the battery consumption technique utilized.
Regards,
Aser27th December 2010 at 13:00 #64852LotfiGuestHi mXa,Pix
Do you know if this feature could be activated on a gprs/edge network.
I have a Gb trace and I noticed a huge number of pdp activation/deactivation for iphones.
the Iphone release the pdp whenever there is no more data to be sent/received.Thx!
28th December 2010 at 21:32 #64853mXaGuestLotfi,
This is a 3G feature only, related to RRC states
mXa
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