A method and system for reducing call drop rate of CS service
A technology for call drop rate and service, which is applied in network traffic/resource management, electrical components, wireless communication, etc., and can solve the problems of CS service call drop and sensitive user experience.
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[0103] In this embodiment, the UE is performing CS service and PS service at the same time, and both CS service and PS service are mapped to the DCH channel, and the configuration of the DCH channel and the E-DCH channel has been distinguished: the timing duration of the uplink reset timer (UL_Rest_Timer_DCH) of the DCH channel 6 seconds, and the uplink reset timer (UL_Rest_Timer_E-DCH) of the E-DCH channel is timed for 4 seconds. This embodiment implements a method for reducing the CS call drop rate when the CS service and the PS service are concurrent, such as image 3 As shown, the method includes the following steps:
[0104] Step 201: when the Node B detects that the CRC of the PS data block sent by the UE is wrong, it sends the FP frame carrying the CRCI to the RNC through the IUB interface;
[0105] Step 202: The RNC receives the FP frame carrying the CRCI, monitors that the RLC PDU numbered 2 in the RLC layer receiving window in the UE context has not been received, a...
Embodiment 2
[0113] This embodiment describes the processing procedure of the UE receiving the RB release message and the subsequent CS service is not released, such as Figure 4 shown, including:
[0114] Step 301: The UE receives an RB release message carrying a Backoff timer;
[0115] Step 302: UE starts the Backoff timer;
[0116] Step 303: UE has a PS service transmission requirement, and detects that the Back offtimer has been started, then does not initiate a PS service call request to the network side;
[0117] Step 304: The UE detects that the Back offtimer has expired, and initiates a PS service call request to the network side.
Embodiment 3
[0119] This embodiment describes the processing procedure of the subsequent CS release after the UE receives the RB release message, as shown in Figure 5, including:
[0120] Step 401: UE receives the RB release message carrying the Backoff timer;
[0121] Step 402: UE starts the Backoff timer;
[0122] Step 403: The UE detects that the CS domain service is released, and clears the Back off timer;
[0123] Step 404: The UE detects that there is a need to send the PS service, and detects that the Back off timer is not started, and initiates a PS service call request to the network side.
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