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  • 28th March 2012 at 09:33 #68034
    Dinendran
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    What is the priliminary differnce b/n short calls and long calls during DT??

    30th March 2012 at 13:11 #68035
    dinu
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    ny one pls comment

    31st March 2012 at 19:20 #68036
    Rex
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    Hi,
    with short calls you make QoS measurements, better picture regarding call drops etc., let’s say you make 200 short calls for a cell or cells in the specific area, 2 drops it means 1% of call drop.
    Long calls is suitable for handover success rate measurement etc., let’s say with just one call in good network you can measure all streets of the city and you’ll have a better picture regarding handovers, how many are failed or succeeded.
    Best Regards,
    Rex

    1st April 2012 at 14:44 #68037
    dinendran
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    thanx rex for ur reply

    2nd April 2012 at 04:54 #68038
    Bijoy
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    Hi Dinendran
    Short calls are to check for accessibility issues (SDCCH/TCH Blocking & SDCCH Drop)& Long calls are to check for retainibility(TCH Drop) & mobility issues(HOSR).

    Br\\
    Bijoy

    2nd April 2012 at 13:41 #68039
    dinendran
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    thanx bijoy
    that is super convincing answer 🙂

    could nyone tell about qmos in drive test, I have searched in this forum but couldnt get nything about qmos.
    Also i want to know the need of attenuators in ul and dl directions for a booster/ repeater.
    Pls help .

    Rgds
    Dinu

    2nd April 2012 at 13:45 #68040
    Dinendran
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    Thanx bijoy thatz a convincing perfect answer 🙂

    can nyone comment upon qmos in drive testing???
    I have searchd in this forum but couldnt get ny such

    br
    dinu

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