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  • #50551
    Rizwan Saifi
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    Please somebody give me data related to RF Planning.
    Thanx in advance.

    #50552
    pix
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    what data do you want ?

    #50553
    Rizwan Saifi
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    Dear PIX
    I wish to be RF Planner.
    But i dont have such opportunity yet. Still I want it. I need any Manual or other helping material which can give me the Practical understanding of RF planning. If U can help me, I will be grateful to you.
    Thanx once again.

    #50554
    sidali1783
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    can any one give me a map file because i want to start network optimization

    #50555
    X Dennis Michael
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    I am having a doubt about the value TRP in BTS and why it is used.I am working in OMC manytimes I have come across this value but I can’t find the exact reason of this value. If anyone is aware of this kindly reply me.

    #50556
    Pix
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    What is TRP’s definition ?

    #50557
    X Dennis Michael
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    TRP … TRX PRIORITY IN TCH ALLOCATION

    #50558
    Pix
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    Ok, so it is a number that gives a certain priority to a TRX. I don’t know for your system, but for instance, in alcatel :
    0 : lowest priority
    7 : highest priority

    Example, in one cell :
    TRX1 – TRP=1
    TRX2 – TRP=0
    TRX3 – TRP=0
    TRX4 – TRP=0

    There is no traffic in the cell.
    1st call is setup – the TCH is allocated in TRX1 (highest priority for TCH allocation)
    2nd call is setup – the TCH is allocated in TRX1 (highest priority for TCH allocation)
    etc…
    until the TRX1 is totally filled up with TCH. Then the next call is going to be assigned on TRX2, TRX3 or TRX4, depending on internal TCH allocation strategy (cf. your vendor technical documentation)

    In this example, the first calls in the cell are going to be assigned on the BCCH frequency. That’s an interesting solution, because the BCCH frequency is usually cleaner than the other frequencies.
    (note : this is subject to discussion in case of DL PC and frequency hopping)

    regards,
    pix

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