Method for controlling transmitting power in base station transceiver subsystem
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorYeon-Hee Lee
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Abstract
A method for controlling the transmitting power in a base station transceiver subsystem is provided. The method includes the steps of collecting and combining fault information from devices that provide factors affecting a call processing service, and determining the range of transceivers that should have blocked transmitting power based on the collected and combined fault information. The transmitting power of the determined range of transceivers is blocked by sending a message to a corresponding transceiver interface processor connected to each of a plurality of transceiver groups within the base station transceiver subsystem. The transmitting powers are normally transmitting by sending a message to the corresponding transceiver interface processor, when a fault ceases.
Claims16
A method for controlling a transmitting power in a base station transceiver subsystem, comprising the steps of:
- processing fault information pertaining to factors affecting a call service and updating a first buffer accordingly;
- checking the first buffer to determine if the call service is possible and updating a second buffer accordingly;
- determining which transceivers out of a plurality of transceiver groups should have blocked transmitting power based on the updated second buffer;
- blocking the transmitting power of the determined transceivers;
- and
- restoring the transmitting power, when a fault ceases.
A method for controlling a transmitting power in a base station transceiver subsystem, comprising the steps of:
- collecting and combining fault information from devices that provide factors affecting a call processing service and updating a first buffer and using the updated first buffer to update at least a second buffer;
- determining the range of transceivers that should have blocked transmitting power based on the collected and combined fault information by referring to at least the updated second buffer;
- blocking the transmitting power of the determined range of transceivers;
- and
- restoring the transmitting power, when a fault is solved.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.