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Packet Timeslot Reconfigure

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  • #68401
    bala
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    Hi,
    Can any one explain about Packet Timeslot Reconfigure. why we have to use. in which scenarios will use?

    #68402
    pix
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    hi bala,

    you have no choice but to use it…
    PTR is used when the timeslots used for the packet transfer of a MS should be changed :
    (not exhaustive list)
    – transfer changes bias (ie. download becomes upload)
    – a tch preempted one of your pdch
    – a timeslot is now available for pdch -> you can get it if you increase the nb of pdch for your tbf
    – etc…

    so it is very necessary, and usually not modifiable by the operators !

    regards
    pix

    #68403
    Raj
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    It’s send by the BSC whenever the allocation of a TSL to a new PS call results into a change in the current resource being allocated to an already existing PS call in the opposite direction, in that case the BSC may decide and sends a packet time slot reconfiguration to the MS. For example, if a DL PS call is required to be established on the PACCH of an existing Uplink TBF or a a UL PS call establishment is required using Packet Downlink Ack/Nack msg and the BSC decides that TSL re-allocation is needed, in that case the BSC will send a PTR message to the MS.

    Tx/-info@telecomspeaks.com

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