Hi Stephane,
On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 4:20 AM, <stephane(a)shimaore.net> wrote:
>> Thank you for your patch to make it working with OpenSIPS :) Looking
>> forward for more contributions to the SIP side of things.
>
> My line of thought is to use OpenSIPS as registrar, with a Redis
> backend. Then use OpenSIPS to route calls, SMS, .. based on the IMSI.
It seems that using OpenSIPS as much as possible is a good way for
scalability, instead of trying to get Freeswitch to scale. At least
that's what I was suggested. So I wonder what we could actually
offload to OpenSIPS.
Do you think we could use OpenSIPS not only as a registrar, but also
as an authentication server?
And what do you think about routing calls with it? I was told that the
best way to get it to scale is to use static routing, i.e. without an
access to an external DB. But now the problem is that subscribers move
from a BTS to a BTS and it can't be completely static. One solution is
to actually have Location Areas as in GSM and use broadcasted SIP
INVITEs in them. Or alternatively we could do some "virtual LA" on SIP
level by creating a layered set of OpenSIPS instances.
SMS is another issue, because it requires a "store and forward"
server. Did you know an existing solution for that? Or is it easier to
just write the thing from scratch :)
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CEO, Fairwaves LLC / ООО УмРадио
http://fairwaves.ru
Workaround implemented by Ivan working fine for me now. sendsms is much
more reliable. Thanks Ivan
>>>
We were recently looking into a bug when MT-SMS delivery was interrupted
with an unexpected UA frame on L2 layer. We've fixed this in our branch by
ignoring a second UA in Established L2 state [1], but the real issue lies
in the filler table coupled with delays in processing in higher layers.
Joel,
I have played with sendsms and the results seem hit and miss. Sometimes
OpenBTS core dumps. After a power cycle of my Nokia MS the first SMS is
received OK e.g.
sendsms 234100516180928 SabreTek Hello
with a Wireshark trace showing:
GSM SMS 87 I, N(R)=0, N(S)=1(DTAP) (SMS) CP-DATA (RP)
RP-DATA (Network to MS)
The next SMS does not get received and I see the following error in the
OpenBTS logs:
GSML2LAPDm.cpp:925:sendMultiframeData: obj: 0x8b14078 attempt to send DATA
on released LAPm channel
I would up the log level on GSM L2 and continue investigations here.
config Log.Level.GSML2LAPDm.cpp DEBUG
PS: You can clear the TMSI table using the following SQL in a file named
"TMSI.sql":
BEGIN TRANSACTION;
DELETE FROM TMSI_TABLE;
COMMIT;
Then:
sqlite3 -init TMSI.sql /etc/OpenBTS/OpenBTS.db ".quit"
Regards
Craig
hi
i want the umtrx module for test.
Where can i order it. i hope to have the help of the community if after i
get problem whith configuration. Is the module come with antenna and
daughterboaders or i have to order it also?
This is pure host side UHD update (UHD driver as you call it).
Sent from my Android device.
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris
CEO, Fairwaves LLC
http://fairwaves.ru
20.03.2013 16:47 пользователь "Craig Reading" <craig.reading1(a)gmail.com>
написал:
> Alexander
>
> Is this a firmware update or UHD driver update? If firmware would it be
> possible to upload an image?
>
> Regards
> Craig
>
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> Hi all,
>
> I've found an issue with out Tx configuration of LMS which led to
> constant phase rotation of the transmitted signal. After fixing this
> issue I get quite better signal quality on transmit side. I advise
> everyone to update to the most recent UHD on the host side to benefit
> from this improvement.
>
> The reason for the issue was that we used the wrong polarity of TX_
> IQ_SEL. As a result, LMS transmitted I from one sample and Q from the
> other sample. One of the visible results was a huge I/Q imbalance on
> Tx which made it impossible to use multi-ARFCN configurations. We've
> solved this issue in software by setting tx_fsinc_polarity and
> tx_interleave_mode to proper values in LMS configuration registers.
>
> Attached screenshots from our E4406A shows signal quality transmitted
> by OpenBTS we could have now. Tests are performed with "laurent"
> branch of Fairwaves, compiled with SPS (samples per symbol) set to 4.
> DC offset and I/Q imbalance are calibrated.
>
> screen2.gif, screen3.gif - constellation and phase error when LO
> leakage is at the center of the signal spectrum, i.e. with no LO
> offset on Tx.
>
> screen4.gif, screen5.gif - constellation and phase error when DC
> offset is when LO leakage is shifted to 300kHz away from the signal
> spectrum center, i.e, with 300kHz LO offset on Tx.
>
> screen6.gif - phase error per symbol plots for the same settings as
> with screen4.gif and screen5.gif.
>
> When we implement a true GMSK transmitter we should be able to get
> even better phase noise parameters, meaning excellent downlink signal
> quality. But even this values are much better than required by the
> Standard.
>
> --
> Regards,
> Alexander Chemeris.
> CEO, Fairwaves LLC / ??? ???????
> http://fairwaves.ru
>
Hi all,
I've found an issue with out Tx configuration of LMS which led to
constant phase rotation of the transmitted signal. After fixing this
issue I get quite better signal quality on transmit side. I advise
everyone to update to the most recent UHD on the host side to benefit
from this improvement.
The reason for the issue was that we used the wrong polarity of TX_
IQ_SEL. As a result, LMS transmitted I from one sample and Q from the
other sample. One of the visible results was a huge I/Q imbalance on
Tx which made it impossible to use multi-ARFCN configurations. We've
solved this issue in software by setting tx_fsinc_polarity and
tx_interleave_mode to proper values in LMS configuration registers.
Attached screenshots from our E4406A shows signal quality transmitted
by OpenBTS we could have now. Tests are performed with "laurent"
branch of Fairwaves, compiled with SPS (samples per symbol) set to 4.
DC offset and I/Q imbalance are calibrated.
screen2.gif, screen3.gif - constellation and phase error when LO
leakage is at the center of the signal spectrum, i.e. with no LO
offset on Tx.
screen4.gif, screen5.gif - constellation and phase error when DC
offset is when LO leakage is shifted to 300kHz away from the signal
spectrum center, i.e, with 300kHz LO offset on Tx.
screen6.gif - phase error per symbol plots for the same settings as
with screen4.gif and screen5.gif.
When we implement a true GMSK transmitter we should be able to get
even better phase noise parameters, meaning excellent downlink signal
quality. But even this values are much better than required by the
Standard.
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CEO, Fairwaves LLC / ООО УмРадио
http://fairwaves.ru
Moved UmTRX on to 192.168.11.10 and get no ARP reply. I'm probably being dumb! Just wanted to make sure there is no issue with subnet mask etc.
Regards
Craig
Hi all,
I apologize for cross-posting. Please reply to the mailing list you're
subscribed to.
Ivan Kluchnikov and I wrote a simple dissector for UHD-over-IP control
streams. We use it to debug UmTRX which is using UHD under the hood,
but I thought it might be useful for a wider USRP community. Patches
are as usual welcome.
Source code:
https://github.com/chemeris/uhd_dissector
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CEO, Fairwaves LLC / ООО УмРадио
http://fairwaves.ru
On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 6:28 PM, joel yabut <joel(a)jointventure.com> wrote:
> May i know the following specs
> 1. What is the tx and rx isolation of umtrx?
> 2. What is the power output in dbm of your umtrx?
Andrey Sviyazov will comment on this.
> 3. How is the lna on the rx input and is an external lna and bpf
> recommended?
For Fairwaves 10W base stations we're developing UmSEL, which has
channel filter and an additional LNA. For the use without amplifier
you don't need any additional filters or LNAs.
> 4. What is the main advantage of umtrx compared to usrp by ettus?
If you want to use it for GSM, then it's cheaper and gives you
dual-channel support.
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CEO, Fairwaves LLC / ООО УмРадио
http://fairwaves.ru