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Page 64 01/2007 AMT/PTD/PBX/0020/2/4/EN
3.4 Grouping radio areas into cells
Since the cell is the mechanism by which the PBX locates the mobiles, it is necessary to group
the radio areas into cells. The following criteria used to group radio areas into the same cell do
not taken into account whether the area is homogenous or special, but consider only geographic
proximity:
Maximum number of base stations (and therefore radio areas) in one cell = 8. The
recommended maximum is actually 6 to allow for an additional 2 base stations in case the
initial number of base stations is not sufficient to handle the required traffic (example: if the
number of mobile users increases or if the environment is modified after installation).
Figure 3-2: Grouping radio areas into cells
Company
restaurant
Specialised traffic
area
1 CELL
Radio area
Homogenous traffic area
1 CELL
Uncovered Area
1 CELL = 8 radio base stations (max)

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Aastra NeXspan C Specifications

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BrandAastra
ModelNeXspan C
CategoryCordless Telephone
LanguageEnglish

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