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  • #45747
    sanjay
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    Which BSC are u using? Its quite possible to iniatite a call in ericsson BSC without SDCCH by using TCH for call set up. Here CHAp value is set at 2.

    #45748
    yogesh Bonsai India
    Guest

    actully this in my opinion called FACCH call setup

    #45749
    Pix
    Guest

    hello yogesh and sanjay,

    could you please detail the procedure for such a TCH / FACCH call setup ?

    thank you

    #45750
    sanjay
    Guest

    Hello pix,

    In my opinion, here during call set up, when a MS requests for a channel in RACH, instead of asking the MS to tune to SDCCH for further call set up procedures, the MS is directly alloted a TCH which in turn would do the neccessary signalling for call set up.

    #45751
    Iwan Suwandi
    Guest

    Hi Pix,

    Can you help me, how to reducing EXCESSIVE TA. i has checked neighbour relation, ACCMIN and Layer Treshold.

    #45752
    Pix
    Guest

    Sanjay,

    Thanks for the answer. I understood you’re using this on your Ericsson network ? Does it create too much signalling load on the BCCH ? I’d be interested to see the messages/procedures schematics of such a call setup…

    Iwan,

    Excessive timing advance, and no neighbor ? Your problem shouldn’t be excessive TA, but rather : “Subscribers that are very far away manage to connect to this cell, and they have a very poor call quality. Such a situation degrades the QoS for this cell (high call drop, low cssr…).”

    Well, you can simply set a TA threshold. For instance, TA_LIMIT = 20 … Subscribers after 10km ( = 20 TA / 0.55 km) will not see this cell anymore, therefore they can’t make calls on this cell.

    BUT keep in mind that if you reduce the TA limit, you’ll reduce the amount of subscribers that can use this site. In other words, you’ll remove network coverage from a certain populated area. This can have a bad influence on your operator’s image.

    Another solution : increase the RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN, from -106dBm to -100dBm and observe the impact. This will filter out all the subscribers that don’t have a RX_LEV strong enough. I prefer this solution, because you don’t limit the cell geographically.

    Good luck,
    Pix

    #45753
    Iwan Suwandi
    Guest

    Hi Pix,

    This site has default parameter:

    RXLEV_ACCMIN = -100 dbm ( has been changes from -106 dbm but no improvement)
    LAYERTHR = -95 dbm
    LHYST = -3 dbm
    TALIM = 61
    MAXTA = 63
    RLINK UP = 52
    RLINKT = 36(has been changed from 52 and no improvement)

    You have another solution for me except change TALIM,
    Thanks Pix,

    #45754
    Pix
    Guest

    Iwan,

    with rxlev access min = -100dBm, you still have a poor QoS ?

    I would check the path balance of this cell, perform drive-tests, check interference, and check the QoS per TRX. Overall : try to be certain that the hardware is good and the frequencies are clear.

    If everything is fine, I would check power control parameters, possibly inhibit DL and UL power control for few hours and check the imapact. I would also implement synth. frequency hopping on a TRX, and force traffic to go on this SFH TRX (to benefit from frequency diversity).

    Then I would continue reducing the RXlev access min until I see an improvement. Compare those results with your drive-tests. Where is, geographically, the problem ? Can’t you add an aditionnal site to cater for this area ?

    For information, what are the values for:
    the Call Drop Rate,
    the TCH assignment failure rate, the path balance,
    the average timing advance,
    the average Rx Lev downlink,
    and the traffic in erlang ?

    #45755
    sanjay
    Guest

    Hi Iwan,

    Why don’t u reduce the values of RLINK UP & RLINKT to 16. At present these values have been set very high, which means the calls are not being disconnected by either BSC or MS even when they are not able to decode SACCH for a fairly a long time, resulting in call drops.

    Hi PIX,
    We haven’t implemented the feauture of call set up through TCH, so I don’t have any practical data to share. But the feature exists in Ericsson BSCs. Any way it shouldn’t load the BCCH.

    #45756
    Masud Parv ez
    Guest

    for a long time i am facing from one site BS288 this from SDCCH drop rate is very bad.Thogh i checked all of our BTS & BSC related soft, feeder cable, Power, Antenna,yet i am facing SDCCH drop reate is bed.
    WOULD you give me suggestion how can i solved the problem.?

    #45757
    pix
    Guest

    hello masud,

    have you checked interference problems ? perhaps your hardware is fine, but there are bad radio conditions (bad quality, poor coverage or high interference)

    Also, can you check on which TRX is located your SDCCH timeslot(s) ?

    Maybe this TRX does not carry any call (calls are allocated on other TRX), that’s why there is no call drop on this TRX, only SDCCH drops.)

    #45758
    SUMIT
    Guest

    hi i m new in NSN optimization

    So plz suggest me the ways to improvr KPI’S for NSN system

    #45759
    gaurav kumar
    Guest

    hi
    i m new in NSN optimization and please suggest me for intra handover failure and also for TCH drop and handover failure ,poor dlq also???
    how can i rectify these problems???

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