Drive Test 2G (Gsm) Tems

Advanced Telecommunications and Network Analysis

What you'll learn

Understanding Network Performance Metrics: Students will gain the ability to interpret key performance indicators (KPIs) such as network coverage, signal streng

Utilizing TEMS Modules: Learners will become proficient in navigating and utilizing various TEMS modules, including Overview, Signaling, Data, MAP, and Scanner,

Configuring Network Equipment: Students will learn how to manage and configure network settings through the CTRL & CONFIG tab, allowing them to customize data c

Conducting Frequency Scans: By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to perform frequency scans to identify available frequencies, measure signal str

Requirements

Analytical Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are important, as students will be expected to analyze network data and troubleshoot issues effectively during practical exercises and assignments.

Description

Welcome to "Advanced Telecommunications and Network Analysis." This comprehensive course is designed for telecommunications professionals, network administrators, and students eager to deepen their understanding of cellular networks and enhance their analytical skills.Throughout this course, participants will explore the fundamental principles of telecommunications, with a focus on network performance metrics, troubleshooting techniques, and the use of advanced tools such as the Telecom Equipment and Monitoring System (TEMS). Students will learn how to interpret key performance indicators, conduct frequency scans, and configure network equipment for optimal performance.The course features extensive hands-on training with the Telecom Equipment and Monitoring System (TEMS), where learners will navigate through its various modules to collect, analyze, and visualize network data. Additionally, students will develop troubleshooting skills essential for diagnosing and resolving network issues, including conducting frequency scans and optimizing network configurations.Through a mix of theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical exercises, learners will gain the confidence to analyze network data effectively, identify potential issues, and implement solutions that improve overall network quality. By the end of this course, you will be equipped with the essential skills needed to excel in the dynamic field of telecommunications.Join us to unlock your potential and advance your career in this rapidly evolving industry!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Preview

Section 2: TEMS Functionality and Configuration

Lecture 2 TEMS (Telecom Equipment and Monitoring System)

Lecture 3 Overview Tab

Lecture 4 SIGNALING

Lecture 5 DATA

Lecture 6 MAP

Lecture 7 SCANNER

Lecture 8 CTRL & CONFIG

Lecture 9 Optimizing 2G Drive Test Analysis: Accessing Key Radio Parameters and Insights

Lecture 10 GSM Overview Tab

Lecture 11 Connecting Equipment

Lecture 12 Restoring Any Bars: Troubleshooting Your View Settings

Lecture 13 Managing Network Connections: Locking Devices to GSM-Only Mode

Lecture 14 Configuring Device Frequency: Locking GSM Phones to Specific ARFCNs

Lecture 15 Importing and Configuring Cell Files in TEMS Investigation: A Step-by-Step Guide

Lecture 16 Customizing TEMS Investigation: Themes and Color-Coding for Enhanced Data Visual

Lecture 17 Current Channel

Lecture 18 Radio parameter

Lecture 19 Serving + Neigbors and Others

Section 3: Network Analysis and Troubleshooting

Lecture 20 Techniques for Signal Measurement and Analysis

Lecture 21 Bad Quality due to low Signal Strength

Lecture 22 Understanding Overshooting in Cellular Networks

Lecture 23 Identifying and Mitigating Interference in GSM Networks Using TEMS

Section 4: Handover Problems in GSM

Lecture 24 Late Handover

Lecture 25 Call Dragging

Lecture 26 Ping–Pong Handover

Lecture 27 No Dominant Server

Lecture 28 Unnecessary Handover.

Lecture 29 Missing Neighbor Relation

Lecture 30 Other Handover problems

Telecommunications Professionals: Engineers, technicians, and analysts working in the telecommunications industry who want to improve their skills in network performance analysis and troubleshooting.,Network Administrators: IT professionals responsible for managing and optimizing network infrastructure, looking to gain a deeper understanding of cellular networks and performance metrics.,Students in Related Fields: Individuals pursuing degrees or certifications in telecommunications, computer science, or electrical engineering who wish to gain practical skills and knowledge relevant to their studies.,Industry Enthusiasts: Anyone with a strong interest in mobile technologies and network systems who seeks to broaden their understanding and potentially pursue a career in the telecommunications sector.