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7th February 2008 at 08:36 #48116pixGuest
thanks for the info 🙂
14th February 2008 at 06:49 #48117BilalGuestEricsson has 4 different thresholds for HR. Two for HR allocation(new assignments) and two for FR to HR adaption (existing calls). Two in each category correspond to AMR and Non-AMR. With thresholds set to even 100% there is always some FR traffic. Mainly there are three reasons:
1. Some handsets don’t support HR.
2. Congestion in Transcoder HR resources.
3. Quality considerations(DMQG and DMQB). Before converting a FR channel to HR RXQUAL of the channel is compared with thresholds DMQGAMR and DMQGNAMR and if RXQUAL is greater than thresholds, FR to HR adaption is not made. RXQUAL of HR channels is continuously compared with thresholds DMQBAMR and DMQBNAMR and if greater, channel is converted back to FR if there is a FR channel avaialable.17th February 2008 at 13:00 #48118TufailGuestHi All,
Well wat 70% means is tht when 70% of channel has been utlised and new assignment is to be done. it will be on HR rate and if now the traffic channel below 70% are occupied the tracffic chanel assigned will be FR.
abt AMR and NAMR, they hav diff thresholds for HR/FR assignment, tht is characterised by type of MS used.
As said by Bilal, there are two ways of implementing HR in ericsson 1. HR allocation(new assignments)here at the time of assignment the channel decision is made and 2. HR adaption (existing calls channel can be changed during an ongoing call becoz of radio quality.
22nd June 2009 at 12:56 #48119GhostGuestHi all,
I have a little problem here, and i need some help from you guys to solve this issue.I want to change FR to HR with the aim of increasing capacity in ericsson BSS.
23rd June 2009 at 03:47 #48120EdGuestHi,
I agree with mehrdad. Correct me if im wrong guys but i think 70% which corresponds to DTHAMR/DTHNAMR for ericsson Parameter is more on dimensioning side not on loading evaluation measurements.
EX: You have 8 full rate timeslots with no halfrate originally. If you will set the hafrate to 70% that will correspond to (0.7 * 8 FR timeslots) which is equal to 5.6 round off to 6 timeslots (since theres no 0.6 timelot). Overall then you will have:
6 halfrate timeslots = 12 channels
2 fullrate timeslots = 2 channelsall in all you will have 14 TCH timeslots instead of originally 8 if halfrate is set to 70. But still the priority for traffic is fullrate channels over halfrate.
23rd June 2009 at 03:50 #48121EdGuestHi Ghost,
Try to search RLDHP and RLDHC for configuring ericsson half rate.
24th June 2009 at 16:50 #48122GhostGuestThx Ed.
26th June 2009 at 06:07 #48123AliAsgherGuestDear, one possible reason for FR traffic > HR traffic even with DHA settings preferring HR might be that DYMA is activated.
When DMSUPP is set to YES, and assuming that quality is not good for calls on this cell, then DYMA will shift the calls with low quality to FR. [not depending upon utilization].
I hope it helps.
1st July 2009 at 17:14 #48124KRISHGuesthI ED,
WE CAN ALSO SET THE DTMFAMR AND DTMFNAMR FOR CONVERTING HR TO FR WHEN LOAD IS LOW . PLZ GIVE COMMENT IF I AM WRONG
21st July 2009 at 13:37 #48125GhostGuestHi there guys.
I am using Ericsson TEMS investigation 9.0.1 and my question is why “The Call End” in TEMS reach 33 sec after the call has finished when I am using USSD parameters.
Thank you for the help in advance.17th March 2011 at 13:21 #48126ManhGuestHi all,
I have a problem and i need some help from you guys to solve this issue:
With group cells (TU (nonHR) ~ 100%),I setup two parameters: DHA & DMSUPP = OFF, but these cells still have half rate traffic.
How to turn off HR?
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