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Call Setup Failure The Following Reasons

The document discusses reasons for call setup failures including low signal strength, interference, high congestion on signaling or traffic channels, transmission faults, hardware faults, processor overload, and improperly defined cells in the MSC. Potential solutions involve analyzing signal strength and interference, defining more signaling channels, adding network capacity, activating adaptive channel assignment, and verifying problems using signaling tests.

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Call Setup Failure The Following Reasons

The document discusses reasons for call setup failures including low signal strength, interference, high congestion on signaling or traffic channels, transmission faults, hardware faults, processor overload, and improperly defined cells in the MSC. Potential solutions involve analyzing signal strength and interference, defining more signaling channels, adding network capacity, activating adaptive channel assignment, and verifying problems using signaling tests.

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Call Setup Failure the following reasons is :

1. Low Signal Strength


2. Interference
3. High Congestion on SDCCH
4. High Congestion on TCH
5. Transmission Fault
6. Faulty TRU/Hardware
7. Central Processor Overload
8. Software File Congestion
9. Cell is not defined in MSC
Possible Solutions:

Low signal strength => Signal strength analysis.

Interference => Interference analysis.

High Congestion on SDCCH:

==> Define more SDCCHs.


==> Activate adaptive configuration of logical channel feature and immediate assignment to
TCH.

High Congestion on TCH:

==> Add capacity/Tune coverage array.


==> Activate assignment to worse cell.
Analysis :

SDCCH Blocking

Multiple Channel Requests.


Successful Random Access after the third try.
==> Congestion in SDCCH.

From plot, identify which & where in logfile the dropped call occurs.

In the log file, Jump the drop call event.

Check if there is a disrupt in the recording. If yes ==> could be a false drop due to TEMS
mobile disconnection during recording!!!

Check the Radio environment just before drop:

If High Rxqual for a longer period of time and RLINKT expire ==> Interference problem.
If Low SS DL, SS DL < MS SENS ( -104dBm) ==> low signal strength problem.

If TA > 63 ==> too far from the cell.

If DL radio is good, check the TX power. If there is MS power down regulation when the
MS is close to the cell. If full power ==> suspect uplink interference or antenna, TMA
problem.

Verify or isolate the problem using STS (Drop call and reasons).

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