Parameter Name |
Support High Multislot Class |
|---|---|
Description |
This parameter specifies whether the high multislot class is supported.High multislot class function enables a single MS to be allocated with a maximum of five timeslots on the uplink or downlink, thus improving the uplink or downlink throughput of a single MS. The BSS supports the MS with high multislot classes from 30 to 34. A maximum of five timeslots on the downlink can be assigned to an MS. If an MS is of the high multislot class 34, a maximum of five timeslots on the uplink can be allocated to the MS. Thus, the uplink and downlink throughput is increased by 25%.The total number of timeslots on the uplink and downlink cannot exceed six. That is, if five timeslots on the downlink are allocated to the MS, then only one timeslot on the uplink can be allocated to the MS. |
GUI Value Range |
[Not Support,Support] |
Default Value |
Not Support |
Unit |
None |
Step |
- |
Modification Rules |
None |
Configuration Policy |
None |
Recommended Value |
Not Support |
Parameter Relationship |
None |
BSC Feature |
None |
Parameter Class |
Parameters About Radio Resources |
Caution |
The high multislot class function requires the support from the MS.For an MS of a high multislot class 32, 33, or34, the extended dynamic allocation (EDA) function must be used if more than three timeslots are required on the uplink. The parameter used for supporting the EDA is Support EDA. |