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    This document discusses three distance control parameters for cellular networks: 1. CallClearing sets the maximum distance threshold between a mobile station (MS) and base station during a call to avoid interference. It should be configured based on actual cell coverage and larger than the handover threshold. 2. MSRANGEMAX triggers a distance handover when the MS exceeds this threshold from the base station. It must be smaller than CallClearing to enable handovers. 3. MS_BS_DIST_USED sets the maximum allowed access distance between an MS and base station, filtering pseudo requests to avoid unnecessary channel assignments. It should match the cell's geographic coverage.

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    This document discusses three distance control parameters for cellular networks: 1. CallClearing sets the maximum distance threshold between a mobile station (MS) and base station during a call to avoid interference. It should be configured based on actual cell coverage and larger than the handover threshold. 2. MSRANGEMAX triggers a distance handover when the MS exceeds this threshold from the base station. It must be smaller than CallClearing to enable handovers. 3. MS_BS_DIST_USED sets the maximum allowed access distance between an MS and base station, filtering pseudo requests to avoid unnecessary channel assignments. It should match the cell's geographic coverage.

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    This document discusses three distance control parameters for cellular networks: 1. CallClearing sets the maximum distance threshold between a mobile station (MS) and base station during a call to avoid interference. It should be configured based on actual cell coverage and larger than the handover threshold. 2. MSRANGEMAX triggers a distance handover when the MS exceeds this threshold from the base station. It must be smaller than CallClearing to enable handovers. 3. MS_BS_DIST_USED sets the maximum allowed access distance between an MS and base station, filtering pseudo requests to avoid unnecessary channel assignments. It should match the cell's geographic coverage.

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    Distance Control Parameters: Call Clearing

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    This document discusses three distance control parameters for cellular networks: 1. CallClearing sets the maximum distance threshold between a mobile station (MS) and base station during a call to avoid interference. It should be configured based on actual cell coverage and larger than the handover threshold. 2. MSRANGEMAX triggers a distance handover when the MS exceeds this threshold from the base station. It must be smaller than CallClearing to enable handovers. 3. MS_BS_DIST_USED sets the maximum allowed access distance between an MS and base station, filtering pseudo requests to avoid unnecessary channel assignments. It should match the cell's geographic coverage.

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    4.

    6 Distance Control Parameters


    4.6.1 Call Clearing I. Definition Call clearing (CallClearing) means that the maximum allowed distance threshold is cleared between MS and base station in talk. II. Format CallClearing ranges from 0 to 63, with unit of TA. III. Configuration and Influence Configure CallClearing according to actual coverage range of a cell. Proper configuration of CallClearing helps check whether the handover threshold of the cell is properly defined, especially for urban cells. If the call is frequently cleared after CallClearing threshold is defined according to cell radium, probably the handover threshold is improperly configured. This is due to that the MS cannot hand over to the best server cell after exceeding designed coverage range. Define CallClearing according to msRangeMax, namely, CallClearing > msRangeMax. In actual network operation, call clearing is unusually performed, because radio link fails due to over poor coverage before call clearing. Defining CallClearing aims to restrict the distance between MS and base station and to avoid MSs in allowed coverage range to interfere other MSs, especially in areas with complex landform. The cell coverage range is irregular, so island effect might occur. For this phenomenon, define CallClearing to clear calls in island areas. 4.6.2 TA Handover Threshold (MSRANGEMAX) I. Defintion When the distance between MS and base station reaches or exceeds MSRANGEMAX, distance handover is triggered. II. Format MSRANGEMAX ranges from 0 to 63, with unit of TA. The reference is 63. III. Configuration and Influence MSRANGEMAX must be smaller than CallClearing, and otherwise the handover function will be actually unavailable. While configuring MSRANGEMAX, you must adjust the threshold of other types of handover; otherwise ping-pong handover occurs. one occasion might be as follows:

    The distance between MS and the serving cell exceeds the threshold, but the signals of target cell are weaker than that of original cell. Consequently the PowerBudget handover is triggered immediately after distance handover is triggered. 4.6.3 TA Restriction (MS_BS_DIST_USED) I. Definition The maximum allowed access distance between base station and MS. If the distance between an MS and base station exceeds the maximum allowed access distance, the MS is forbidden to access cells. II. Format The range is 0 to 63, with unit of TA. The reference is 63. III. Configuration and Influence For its configuration, refer to the method for configuring CallClearing. Adjust the parameter to enable it consistent with the geographic coverage range of the cell. Set a proper threshold to filter pseudo RACH requests to avoid unnecessary assigning SDCCH. According to tests, for mountain-mounted base stations, the coverage and interference is difficult to control. If you define the maximum allowed access distance to 63, the RACH misjudgment increases (the system demodulates interference to RACH bursts by mistake). Therefore the radio performance and traffic measurement indexes of the cell are affected.

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