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9th September 2005 at 08:34 #36628ChefoGuest
Monem,
The HO procedure, unless it is a SDCCH handover, does not involve any usage of SDCCH channel at all. The signaling during handover is carried over FACCH (subchannel in TCH/SACCH/FACCH group). As I said in SDCCH HO the procedure is quite different, but I assume it is not what you’re interested in, right?10th September 2005 at 05:09 #36629samGuestthanks a lot chefo.
10th September 2005 at 05:41 #36630monemGuestthanks chefo:
further more what did you mean by SDCCH hand over (technicaly).
Regards.11th September 2005 at 05:08 #36631ChefoGuestOK,
The connection, as you know, can be carried by TCH as well as by SDCCH (SMS or LU for example), there are another data services which are served by the SDCCH as well. This requires the dedicated SDCCH to be used longer than in call setup procedure. During this extended use, esspecialy when the mobile is moving fast there might be a need to be made a handover to another cell. As the channel in use is SDCCH, the handover is made from one SDCCH to another.11th September 2005 at 05:53 #36632monemGuestit is realy good clarification.
Thanks alot Chefo.11th September 2005 at 13:37 #36633joodGuestHi All
we use adaptive configuration for phisycal channel.so we just defined basic load for SDCCH (recommendation table). thus we cannt have touch with manual dimenssioning (which is make more khnowledge than auto dimention).
So i think any engineer must have expereince on manual dimenssion, to it clear for whole physical channel.
regards.13th September 2005 at 05:21 #36634samGuesthi chefo,
please tell me about drive test and benchmarking. What are the parameters generally we look for when we do the drive test and benchmarking. thanks in advance.
14th September 2005 at 05:15 #36635ChefoGuestHi Sam,
Sorry but to give you what you want requires realy long presentation. Drive testing is a method which allowes you to monitor very large number of parameters of the network. What parameter you will look for is depending on what are your targets. Is it call setup success rate or call setup troubleshooting? Is it HO succ.rate or quality of service? Or maybe interference level, coverage? You see – there are a lot of things. I can answer to your specific question, but to teach you of all this, requires a lot of time and this forum is not the place. Where are you working? Ask for your employers to arrange a training for this!Regards,
Chefo14th September 2005 at 05:45 #36636monemGuestHi All
Hi chefo
kindly which radio level definetily has trigger the use of half rate is it MS or BTS or BSC.
moreover i need to know how half rate performance has transfered on physical channel.(what the effect of IDLE/TCH and SACCH/TCH on this trasferring performance).
thank in advance.14th September 2005 at 10:41 #36637Ring toneGuestHi,
Ringtones traverse on which channel. Is it SDCCH???
Rgds,
Buddha15th September 2005 at 08:37 #36638samGuesthi chefo,
I am working in dubai as RF engineer but not in GSM or CDMA domain. I have very much interest in GSM and making career in same. But the position of market is such that employer expect a lot from you if u want to work in gsm.So I found this forum and luckly you. I can understand that you cannot answer my all question but anyway I am happy with your replies and hope u will do in future too. thanks again
17th September 2005 at 13:21 #36639BokoGuestFor SDDCH Dimensioning.
If you vendor support this you can use initially some mixed TS – TSHSD (Tch/Sdcch) and after some data collection to decide to use them as clear SDCCH or clear TCHRgds,
Boko18th September 2005 at 20:22 #36640ChefoGuestSam, sure – no problem, as it is in my expertize area, just ask!
Monem, the half-rate generaly is triggered by the BSC, depending on the features of the BSS and the according parameters. From my experience with couple of vendors, it depends of the TCH load of the cell (mean the percentage of idle TCHs) and if it is lower than some treshold – every next call setup is assigned a TCH/H.21st September 2005 at 05:09 #36641M.ThyagarajanGuestit is mobile dependent as well as all mobiles don’t support HR,
25th September 2005 at 14:06 #36642madhuGuestDear Chefo,
your right
1)the half-rate generaly is triggered by the BSC.
2)It also depends whether mobiles support half-rate. -
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