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BannedUser
Reputation: 970
frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Dear all,
We are facing the problem in GSM network which most locations in high raise building (normally 10th floor or up), the RxLev is quite good but RxQual, C/I is fluctuating which might cause of drop calls and access failures.
Any advice how to resolve this common issue?
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2011-01-05 06:25 PM
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Member
Reputation: 37
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Originally Posted by
telwind
Dear all,
We are facing the problem in GSM network which most locations in high raise building (normally 10th floor or up), the RxLev is quite good but RxQual, C/I is fluctuating which might cause of drop calls and access failures.
Any advice how to resolve this common issue?
Many of the times if the clutter is high enough the coverage comes enough but it has so many other cells coming at a higher point, in such case to need to make a dominant cell at tha tpoint by arraging some walk test and drive test activities to solve it
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BannedUser
Reputation: 970
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Originally Posted by
rishi
Many of the times if the clutter is high enough the coverage comes enough but it has so many other cells coming at a higher point, in such case to need to make a dominant cell at tha tpoint by arraging some walk test and drive test activities to solve it
agree that we need to make a dominant cell but how to do it.
we have tried to tune the antenna then it impact to the existing coverage footprint. we also tried to increase the tx power but it saw some overshooting and cdr gets higher,... i look the frequency re-planning if someone could share experience
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Member
Reputation: 37
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Is it a IBS site or Outdoor
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BannedUser
Reputation: 970
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Originally Posted by
rishi
Is it a IBS site or Outdoor
we could resolve this issue by IBS. But this is common issue. Many buildings have this problem, geting DAS/IBS will cost alot. that why we look some tuning/optimization solution.
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Member
Reputation: 261
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Hi
From my point of view, I think u need to look after the frequency plan since you have good RxLev but bad RXQual, mostly its related to the frequency issues.
how many carrier do u have, do u use Frequency Hopping or not and what vendor is ur equipment ??
Originally Posted by
telwind
Dear all,
We are facing the problem in GSM network which most locations in high raise building (normally 10th floor or up), the RxLev is quite good but RxQual, C/I is fluctuating which might cause of drop calls and access failures.
Any advice how to resolve this common issue?
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Member
Reputation: 39
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Originally Posted by
PaleNxtTel
Hi
From my point of view, I think u need to look after the frequency plan since you have good RxLev but bad RXQual, mostly its related to the frequency issues.
how many carrier do u have, do u use Frequency Hopping or not and what vendor is ur equipment ??
Agree! Frequency retune is the fast approach. If it is just one or two cells, minor retune should be easy. Otherwise, large scale retune need to be planned.
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BannedUser
Reputation: 970
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Originally Posted by
PaleNxtTel
Hi
From my point of view, I think u need to look after the frequency plan since you have good RxLev but bad RXQual, mostly its related to the frequency issues.
how many carrier do u have, do u use Frequency Hopping or not and what vendor is ur equipment ??
In our master plan has 18 TCHs and 18 BCCHs, Frequency Hopping is enable, E******* equipment.
It seems frequency retuning should be used. Any other solution?
Thanks for your advice.
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Member
Reputation: 261
Re: frequency tuning - high raise buildings
Sounds good. PM me if u want I can help u with that
Originally Posted by
telwind
In our master plan has 18 TCHs and 18 BCCHs, Frequency Hopping is enable, E******* equipment.
It seems frequency retuning should be used. Any other solution?
Thanks for your advice.
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