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31160978-BSC Traffic Statistic Manual Volume I 31033203-BSS Troubleshooting Manual
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Upon completion of this course, you will be able to: Know the traffic statistics system structure Understand some often-used traffic measurement items Locate some problems through the traffic statistics system
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Chapter 1 Brief introduction to BSC traffic statistics Chapter 2 Locate problem through traffic analysis Chapter 3 Case study for traffic statistics
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Chapter 1 Brief introduction to BSC traffic statistics Chapter 2 Locate problem through traffic analysis Chapter 3 Case study for traffic statistics
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SDCCH performance
Outgoing handover
Incoming handover
TCH performance
TCH performance
TCH performance
Link Balance
Link balance
Link balance
Alarm data
Alarm data
Alarm data
Call drops
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Handover measurement
Average uplink level at TCH call drops Average down link level at TCH call drop Average uplink quality at TCH call drop Average downlink quality at TCH call drop Average TA value at TCH call drop
Outgoing inter cell handover success rate Incoming inter cell handover success rate
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The cause and mechanism of SDCCH call drop are almost the same as TCH.
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1.Illegal Channels 2.Illegal Carrier 3.Illegal TA 4.Timer out 5.No available channel 6.Others
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Question
The item radio handover success rate is the ratio of successful handovers to handovers. The handovers are counted when sending or receiving HO_CMD or HO_REQ_RSP in the handover process. Please write down the possible reasons that can cause the low radio handover success rate between BSCs.
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Answer
There are two kinds of outgoing handovers. One is intra-BSC handover, and the other is inter-BSC handover. The possible reasons are list as following. For inter-BSC handover: If the uplink signal strength of the target cell is low, the MS cannot access the target cell. Thus the handover fails If the target cell is a wrong cell which has the same BCCH and BSIC as the expected target cell, MS will send access request to a wrong cell. Then MS cannot access. Thus the handover fails. If the CGI is wrong, MSC will send the handover request with wrong CGI. Then MS will send access request to a wrong cell. It has the same effect as the above one.
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Chapter 1 Brief introduction to BSC traffic statistics Chapter2 Locate problem through traffic analysis Chapter 3 Case study for traffic statistics
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D_1 D_2 D_3 C_3 A_2 A_3 F_2 E_1 E_2 E_3 B_3
53.41% 49.82% 57.67% 61.25% 78.40% 77.14% 76.36% 66.22% 92.73% 83.25% 83.48%
90.02% 93.98% 90.06% 91.67% 89.07% 93.80% 76.36% 88.10% 94.44% 91.91% 95.53%
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D_1 D_2 D_3 C_3 A_2 A_3 F_2 E_1 E_2 E_3 B_3
49.75% 56.48% 65.92% 60.58% 70.55% 68.02% 60.61% 63% 61.77% 50.3% 78.60%
52.95% 58.56% 66.08% 66.3% 71.71% 68.95% 60.61% 64.08% 62.69% 50.3% 82.45%
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5.27% 0.58% 22.37% 0.00% 1.06% 0.00% 0.56% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.34%
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D_1 D_2 D_3 C_3 A_2 A_3 F_2 E_1 E_2 E_3 B_3
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Summary
Summary
Traffic statistics system basics Key traffic measurement items Traffic statistics analysis method Some cases
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