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    The document discusses genuine drop call scenarios related to RF interference issues, BTS and RNC system issues, and call setup failure analysis. Call setup can fail if the RNC does not allow establishment of the requested radio access bearer. Admission control is involved and can reject call setup due to high downlink or uplink load, or lack of spreading codes. In marginal coverage areas, admission control may still allow new connections if the additional load stays below thresholds, but in overloaded areas all new connections will be rejected once thresholds are exceeded.

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    The document discusses genuine drop call scenarios related to RF interference issues, BTS and RNC system issues, and call setup failure analysis. Call setup can fail if the RNC does not allow establishment of the requested radio access bearer. Admission control is involved and can reject call setup due to high downlink or uplink load, or lack of spreading codes. In marginal coverage areas, admission control may still allow new connections if the additional load stays below thresholds, but in overloaded areas all new connections will be rejected once thresholds are exceeded.

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    The document discusses genuine drop call scenarios related to RF interference issues, BTS and RNC system issues, and call setup failure analysis. Call setup can fail if the RNC does not allow establishment of the requested radio access bearer. Admission control is involved and can reject call setup due to high downlink or uplink load, or lack of spreading codes. In marginal coverage areas, admission control may still allow new connections if the additional load stays below thresholds, but in overloaded areas all new connections will be rejected once thresholds are exceeded.

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    Genuine Drop Call scenarios

    RF issue Interference / Dominance / Coverage Missing Neighbours System issue BTS Sudden CC Disconnect due to DL RRC Connection Release Sudden drop to idle, no disconnect messaging System issue RNC Sudden CC Disconnect due to DL RRC Connection Release

    Call Setup Failure Analysis


    UE has the appropriate DL/UL coverage but if RNC does not allow to set up the RRC connection of the requested RAB (Radio Access Bearer), Call setup will fail. Admission Control (AC) is involved in RRC connection setup. AC can reject RRC reject RRC connection Setup due the DL Load, UL load or DL Spreading codes

    Marginal Load Area:


    If measured UL (PrxTotal) or DL (PtxTotal) load exceeds target thresholds (PrxTarget and PtxTarget) AC can still admit new RAB to the cell if a new non-controllable load keeps below target thresholds (in practice this means that

    AC can admit only new controllable load RABs i.e. NRT RABs)

    Overload Area:
    If measured UL (PrxTotal) or DL (PtxTotal) load exceeds

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