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    Default A-DCH channel

    Dear Experts,

    Why A-DCH channel is used in HSDPA?

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    Default Re: A-DCH channel

    Dear islam,

    To reply to your question, let me ask you:

    how could we send UL data? because HSDPA channel is for DL Transfert only

    my response will be: DCH channel or E-DCH channel (in case of HSUPA activated)

    Keep in mind that A-DCH or associated DCH is a bidirectional channel used also for Signalling transfert in this case as the data will be tranfered by HSDPA channel

    Best regards,
    Last edited by peanut; 2015-11-25 at 06:27 PM

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    Default Re: A-DCH channel

    Hi Islam,

    A-DCH is used with HSDPA for sending Data in UL and Control in DL.

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    Default Re: A-DCH channel

    Also what will happen if the MS have HSDPA session and he want to make / receive call? .. how will he send its data in UL and signalling in DL while ADCH is used for voice call?

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    Default Re: A-DCH channel

    Dear,

    if the mobile is involved in a PS session, he would need to establish a new RAB for CS Call Service, a new DCH will be allocated (apart from A DCH)

    this is a multi rab case

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