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## The coverage problem in traffic police area

Email-ID | 204480
Date | 2011-12-29 00:33:02
From | a.ezz@intracom.sy
To | a.ezz@intracom.sy, m.shoorbajee@intracom.sy, emos@intracom.sy

Dears;
-The_problem:
As you now the problem in traffic police area is:
While the terminal is camping in suitable cell -with good level- the terminal goes out of coverage and starts searching;
Then it camps in other cell, even though the both of cells are neighbor. This process happens always…
-The_primary_reason:
Depends on discussing with SWO and base on meeting with Mr. Nayyouf on 28/12/2011; the proposal suggestion was:
There is huge interference from other links or other networks on our network, this proposal came because this problem happens only in that area, which has a lot of antennas…
Indeed; the police officer told them that they’re using 292.0125M frequency in one link!
-_The_primary_solution:
So the primary concluding requires switching off this link for short time (not more 15 min) to test if our problem disappears, if it disappears so we’ll ask to change the frequency
Of their link to be out of TETRA rang
Please arrange with SWO to apply this primary solution
Thanks