lilg740
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We have actually had reports of 3 sites with CSFB issues. 2 on the MO side and one near Granite City IL. Also any newly accepted 4G site will cause problems too.
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Thursday-Thursday They are in separate posts so you will have to scroll down to see them all.
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63 is Vinita Park.
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Congrats on the N5. I'm sure you will love it!
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Which site in in progress? So i can mark it on the sheet.
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Some pictures come up pixelated while on LTE but I am currently viewing an Olympic Youtube video is HD and it is crystal clear. Gracie Gold sure is pretty hot lol.
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Without Further Ado
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Weird I thought CDMA800 worked on everything as far back as the Evo 3D.
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I'm getting there....lol
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Remember, this is 800CDMA, which your Note 2 is already capable of.
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We officially have our first 2 sites with 3G/4G and 800CDMA complete!
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Magic and witchcraft!
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Ok I am still trying to wrap my head around this. So if I am connected to b41 and the NV site nearest this site I am connected to is not e/CSFB ready and someone tries to call me will the call come through? If so how does the phone know which site(1x) to connect to in a timely manner? Does the MSC/DDC get location data from the phone and tell it which to connect to? Would B41 even accept a connection if no e/CSFB is present on the closest NV site?
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Then how does this work when the device is not connected to NV equipment? Still trying to understand how that works. If the device is single radio and is connected to B41 through the old Clearwire basestation and backhaul. Then how does the NV equipment and e/CSFB contact the device?
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Then how does a B41 site know what to do with phone calls?
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I honestly don't know how my settings got switched back as i put it in 26 and 25 on 0 but it reset when i rebooted i guess. This is how mine happened too. I couldnt get to the site because of plowed snow mound so i drove up the road and parked. Couldnt get it there. Tried multiple priorities and prl/profile updates and kept getting b25. Set my settings back to b41-1, 25 & 26-0 and rebooted. Gave up and got back on the highway. As I got on the on-ramp it switched to b41. I didn't have a chance to try calling out while on b41. Only thing i regret not trying.
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It seems to be similar to the G2 before the Spark update came out. There is something up with the thresholds. I couldnt connect to colocated sites at all. If I was too close to B25, It wouldnt pick up b41 even if b41 would have been a stronger signal. But when I got on b41 it wanted to stay until it couldn't.
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Also the site was colocated with Phase 1 B41 that should have been completed in September but i couldnt get it to connect o b41. I was hoping i could get data on b41 and it would have ecsfb.
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25 on the problem site. I have an open ticket on the site so hopefully they will fix it soon. But I am going to flash back to .17
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This is absolutely awesome! But this absolutely sucks!
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I will test this out tonight in Ericsson land at a problem site that has been without e/CSFB for like 6 months.
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I turned off network provided time on my N5.
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Just flashed .15 will check b41 sites tonight.
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Well they will force all of us off eventually I am sure.
