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Post subject: GSM netdoc counters

Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 11:51 am

Lieutenant

Joined: Thu Dec 22, 2005 11:47 am
Posts: 1

Hi,

Any one know in detail on the following counters which are in the Net doc.What are the possible reasons if the following counters are high.

1.)TCH radio fail call
2.)TCH radio fail old
3.)Abis fail call
4.)Abis fail old
5.)Aif fail old

6.)ave idle FTCH
What do it means
From band 1 to 5
Does it mean up link in idle mode is having interference..
And i this counters will tell us its the equp that is having the prob..

6.)Ave Intf band.

What do are this counters really tell us.

Pls advice,or are there any counrters to look out for

Thanks

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