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27th October 2004 at 19:17 #34490
Olivier
GuestAccording to the Erlang principle, we have:
7TCH/TRX
0,5Er/TCH
It means that 1TRX = 3,5 Erlangs;Those principles permit us to dimension the BSS equipement.
For exemple,
1PCM = 1Ater = 30CIC
1CIC = 0,88Er —> 1Ater = 22ErIf we want to add 22Er trafic, we must add 1Ater in the BSC, 30CIC at the MSC side, and 1 PCM must be available for carring.
8th November 2004 at 13:16 #34491Khalid
GuestHi Guys,
Can anyone help me by providing a documentation of Commissioning and Integration of Nokia RNC and an overview of this product.
Many thanks.
Khalid
9th November 2005 at 21:57 #34492mpanjato
Guesthi all
i want to now the DUAMCO, DIAMCO, FICOM, LMU rule on the BTS siemens product.
detail information if possible
best regards
Mpanjato22nd March 2006 at 07:25 #34493Mill
GuestWhat is BHCC?
26th March 2006 at 10:22 #34494john
Guestone day while i was monitoring pcm for ericson rbs i got the following:what do they mean
Fault Status LOF DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status LOF DP 1: FAULTY
Fault Status LOF DP 2: FAULTY
Fault Status LOF DP 3: FAULTY
Fault Status LOS DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status LOS DP 1: FAULTY
Fault Status LOS DP 2: FAULTY
Fault Status LOS DP 3: FAULTY
Fault Status AIS DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status AIS DP 1: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status AIS DP 2: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status AIS DP 3: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status ERATE DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status ERATE DP 1: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status ERATE DP 2: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status ERATE DP 3: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status CSES DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status CSES DP 1: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status CSES DP 2: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status CSES DP 3: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status RAI DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status RAI DP 1: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status RAI DP 2: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status RAI DP 3: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-OUTG DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-OUTG DP 1: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-OUTG DP 2: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-OUTG DP 3: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-INCOM DP 0: NOT-FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-INCOM DP 1: FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-INCOM DP 2: FAULTY
Fault Status UAST-INCOM DP 3: FAULTY
PLS HELP ME3rd April 2006 at 11:35 #34495Santosh
GuestCan any1 explain me what are the advantages of SS7 over R2MF signalling ?
12th May 2006 at 13:29 #34496hi i am hashem
Guesthi im hashem from korektel/iraq ,i waork in cellplanning, and do drive test and finding problem in network ,i need some information about tunning and optimization,
BR. Eng hashem from korektel13th May 2006 at 09:00 #34497gopal
Guestcan anyone explain me about Rxdiversity of a antenna.Or what do you mean by diversity of a antenna?
5th June 2006 at 08:49 #34498sk
Guesthow much time it takes to make a new frame in gsm?
11th September 2006 at 10:11 #34499Godar J. Ibrahim
Guestwhat is the best MMSC product that is compatible with Ericsson CS 3.0 and MIEP 3.0 ?
thanks26th September 2006 at 13:35 #34500euge
Guestcan anyone explain in simple terms what frequency hopping is and its relevance in telecommunication
10th October 2006 at 16:09 #34501roopa
Guesthi Godar
i guess the best one has to b ericsson mmc r4.0 . which one r u using?6th November 2006 at 11:22 #34502ayat
Guesthello ,all
Plz can you help me to know how convert the traffic (GSM system ) to time and money ?
if i have certain cell has 12 TCH so des. traffic (ERLB) table =6.615 and the carried traffic (real traffic)= 9.05 ERl in Busy hour how i can convert the traffic to time to claculate the money or the benefit
thanks7th November 2006 at 04:27 #34503Pix
Guesthello,
9.05 erlangs at the busy hour = 9h03 of calls (1erlang at busy hour is equivalent to 1h of voice calls)
so now you have to multiply 9h03 (543 minutes) by your average cost per minute (ratio of postpaid and prepaid, etc…)
good luck.
8th November 2006 at 06:39 #34504Ayat
GuestDear Pix
i did not understand your answer
could you explain by Details
i did not known what about 9h03
and from where you find it
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