2G VS 3G

DRIVE TEST WITH

TEMS
LEXCORP SOLUTIONS
Cellular Network
1)To obtain sufficient coverage over the entire service area to ensure that high
quality voice services and data services with low error rates can be offered to
the subscribers.
2)To offer the subscriber traffic network capacity with sufficiently low blocking
and call dropping rate.
3)Keep the call from dropping as mobile move out from individual cell

A
B
C
D
NETWORK
MS
C
MS
C
BSC
RNC
SIT
E
NODE
B
MS
UE
RXLEVEL Vs RSCP
RXLEVEL
-120 dBm
-100 dBm
-90 dBm
-40 dBm
-30 dBm
RSCP
-120 dBm
-100 dBm
-90 dBm
-40 dBm
-30 dBm
RXQUAL Vs EC/NO
RXQUAL
7
6
5
1
0
3
4
Ec/No
-20 dB
-15 dB
-10 dB
-3 dB
0
-6 dB
TEMS Equipment
-T610
- K800
- GPS
- Data Cable
- Serial to USB
- Laptop

-K800
- UMTS Scanner
- GPS
- Data Cable
- Serial to USB
- HSDPA Modem
- Laptop

Handset (complete with Charger, Headset,
Data Cable) and USB Hub
WCDMA
Scanner
GPS
Cell Parameter
- Serving Cell
- Neighbor
- BCCH
- BSIC
- Serving Cell
- Active Set
- PSC (0-511)

- Cel File (site
configuration)
- MCOM
- SEQ File (command
sequence file)
- Workspace file
KPI (Mobile Test)
- Drop Call
- Call Setup Failure
- Handover Failure
- Swapped Feeder
- Rxlevel
- Rxqual
- SQI

- Drop Call
- Access Failure
- Soft Handover Failure
- Swapped Feeder
- RSCP
- Ec/NO
- SQI
- Missing Neighbor
- Pilot Pollution
- IRAT Failure
KPI (Stationary)
- Call Setup
- Handover Test
- GPRS
- EDGE
- FTP Test
- Ping
- Rxlevel
- Rxqual
- SQI

- Call Setup
- Video Call
- HSDPA
- R99
- Soft Handover Test
- Irat Test
- FTP Test
- Ping
Swapped Feeder
- Cellid
- BCCH/BSIC
- Cellid
- PSC
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