> what impedance should a pair of cable for multidrop have? i used 10m
of
I have 50 meters and it works. be sure to have both ends terminated with
120 ohms. i think you need to terminate the receiving end only. this is
because the receiver is high impedance.
hi list,
what impedance should a pair of cable for multidrop have? i used 10m of
cat4, with the result that the 2nd bs-11 wasnt bootstrapped. now i
reduced the length to 3m, and it works. the oszi tells me there are
still some reflections, but finally my 2nd bs-11 is recognised.
so whats the correct cable, when i plan to use more than 3m?
T.
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Dear all,
I'm looking forward to buy one or two nanoBTS (165 or 135 whatever available), is there any body who wants to sell his nanoBTS (in Europe) ? ? ?
As i am starting my development on opnebsc, i need it asap :)
looking forward for any offer .
regards,
Please help me out...
After authorization command through hlr,whenever I try sending sms or call
through command line it says
Subscriber not attached.
how to come over it.
Thanks.
hello
my multidrop setup doesnt find my 2nd bs-11 in the chain, although
bootstrapping works, except the strange thing with trx 1, see other
mail. maybe the reason is an error in the cid, lac or bsic settings.
i have:
cell identity 1
location area 1
bsic 63
in the bts 0 section
and
location area 2
bsic 63
in the bts 1 section
evrything ok so far?
the -P parameter makes trouble: altho neccessary for handover, no data
is transmitted when i use it on my 2 bs-11 multidrop config. i can make
calls, the handy rings, but i don't hear anything on any handy. omitting
the -P, i can talk.
is this normal?
T.
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Hi!
The following patches split libosmocore in two libraries, the new
libosmo-gsm, which contains GSM-specific functions, and libosmocore,
which contains generic functions (like talloc, msgb, select, logging, ...).
In case that you're OK with them, you have to apply them in the
following way:
1) First, make a copy of libosmocore.git to libosmo-gsm.git. This is
done to avoid losing the history in the new libosmo-gsm.git library.
$ cp -r libosmocore.git libosmo-gsm.git
2) Apply the patch that removes the GSM-specific features to
libosmocore.git (see [PATCH 1/2])
2) Apply the patch that removes the non-GSM features to libosmo-gsm.git
(see [PATCH 2/2])
After these patches, I'll send two patches for openbsc and osmocore-bb
to make them use the new libosmo-gsm.
Let me know what you think with this proposal.