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Cell site testing method for portable radio communication system
   
Document Number
US Patent 5710980
Issued Date
January 20, 1998
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In response to a testing instruction from a PHSC, the cell range of CS 4a is expanded from a range indicated by a solid line to another range indicated by a broken line in which CS 4a can communicate with CSs 4b, 4g and 4f as well as other CSs not shown adjacent to CS 4a. Under the control of the PHSC, test calls are successively produced from CS 4a and transmitted to CSs 4b, 4g, 4f and all other adjacent CSs not shown to confirm the normality of connection. Then, in a similar manner as described above, the PHSC repeats this operation successively for all CSs and confirms the normality of the CSs from obtained results. When an abnormal condition is found out in a test result, the PHSC analogizes from a combination of test routes to specify the abnormal CS.
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Owner
NEC Corporation (Tokyo,JP)
Published
January 20, 1998
Application Number
08/630,345
Filed
April 10, 1996
US Classification
455/67.14   455/423
Int'l Classification
H04Q   7/34   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Apr 21, 1995 [JP] 7-096473
USPTO Field of Search
379/59   379/60   379/1   379/27   379/29   379/58   455/33.1   455/53.1   455/54.1   455/56.1   455/67.1   455/67.3   455/67.4   455/67.7   455/9   455/33.4  
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