usama0795
2013-02-26, 08:56 PM
Hi experts if anyone can eloborate on the functionality/advantage/disadventages of the 2G parameter RXTA (RX level based TCH access) . This parameter is used to determine whether TCH
access is based on downlink RX level.
NOTE:
MML range:
0 = RX level based TCH access is not used
1 = RX level based TCH access is used in call setup
2 = RX level based TCH access is used in call setup and in handovers.
In addition if you can highligt the meaning in coloboration with parameters RXP - rxLevAccessMin (With this parameter you define the minimum power level
an MS has to receive before it is allowed to access the cell.) and SL - RX lev min cell (With this parameter you define the minimum signal level
of an adjacent cell, when a handover is allowed to one of them.)
access is based on downlink RX level.
NOTE:
MML range:
0 = RX level based TCH access is not used
1 = RX level based TCH access is used in call setup
2 = RX level based TCH access is used in call setup and in handovers.
In addition if you can highligt the meaning in coloboration with parameters RXP - rxLevAccessMin (With this parameter you define the minimum power level
an MS has to receive before it is allowed to access the cell.) and SL - RX lev min cell (With this parameter you define the minimum signal level
of an adjacent cell, when a handover is allowed to one of them.)