Dear list,
FR calls between mobile phones are working fine, but when I change the
codec-list to
"codec-list fr2 fr1 fr3" or "codec-list fr3 fr1 fr2", I am getting a
Remote Transcoder Failure:
lchan(0-0-1-TCH_F-0)[0x630d01c78b80]{ESTABLISHED}: (type=TCH_F)
CONNECTION FAIL (cause=Remote Transcoder Failure [ 28 ])
In the BSC config:
codec-support fr efr amr
codec-list fr2 fr1 fr3
In the MSC config:
mncc-int
default-codec tch-f fr
default-codec tch-h hr
Both the phones and the BTS is FR/EFR/AMR capable.
I am fairly sure with Osmo-NITB at least EFR was working with these
phones and BTS some years ago.
If needed, I can provide a pcap.
If someone has an idea, please let me know.
Regards,
Csaba
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Dear list,
I wonder if anyone has access to Nokia Flexi BTS or Flexi EDGE /
Multiradio equipment and can provide access to it for the purpose of
adopting Osmo-BSC to support for these units?
In case someone has a unit like this (with whatever radio), please let me know.
Regards,
Csaba
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Dear list,
At the moment setting up the RSL lapd link and start its bootstrap
(BCCH info and SACCH filling) is done in one go (as much as I can
see).
The issue with this is for the Nokia Site family: per spec. we should
let the RSL lapd link to be initiated by the BTS and once that lapd
link is up, the BTS sends a BTS_STATE_CHANGED message with "TRX,
enabled" object id and object current state, and only after this we
should start sending the BCCH info and SACCH filling (the "actual"
bootstrap of the RSL).
For this to work, we need the Object Identity and Object Current State
attributes (which is a WIP atm), but somehow it should be possible to
separate the RSL bootstrap to RSL lapd only and RSL bcch info + sacch
filling.
I am unaware if the above separation is possible with the current
codebase, but if someone can shed some light on this, that would be
appreciated.
Adding the Object Identity and Object Current State will also allow us
to detect the actual state changes of various BTS objects (mostly the
TRX), and we can also use the BTS_CHA_ADM_STATE to actually
lock/unlock TRXes, so we dont need to fake the 12.21 state anymore.
Regards,
Csaba
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Since - I believe - most people who play with such basestations do not
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floating around somewhere.
Thanks,
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Hello.
I have tested CSFB on several phones in different situations. Calls from 4G
to 2G are always established, but calls from 2G to 4G and from 4G to 4G are
not always successful (sometimes they connect, and sometimes they do not).
For this test, the phone's location relative to my USRP antennas is fixed.
It is noteworthy that I have set the 4G neighbor in Osmo-BSC, as well as
the 2G ARFCN information in SIB7. I attched log file and pcap of osmo
system.
osmo system ip:192.168.75.192
srsran_4G ip:192.168.75.185
open5gs ip:192.168.75.181
I would be very grateful if anyone with experience in this field could help
me.
I have installed osmo-bts-trx and osmo-trx-uhd on one machine (IP:
192.168.75.174), and on another machine, I installed osmo-bsc, osmo-msc,
and osmo-hlr (IP: 192.168.75.185). How should I set the IP addresses in
their configuration files?
in osmo-bts-trx:
osmotrx ip local ?
osmotrx ip remote ?
oml remote-ip ?
in osmo-trx-uhd
bind-ip ?
remote-ip ?
Also in bsc what config should be change?