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During CSFB voice call if any Packet data arrives for the UE then what will be the scenario ?

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How Circuit Switch Fallback works?

posted May 14, 2014 by Vishal

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When CSFB is triggered, the UE is released from eNodeB and redirect to target legacy cell. while the UE continue voice call in CS side.

PS side works as following:

  1. In case of GSM or WCDMA
    the UE perform RAU procedure. EPS bearer is taken over to SGSN and converted to PDP context. Packet communication continues via GSM/WCDMA/HSPA.

  2. In case of CDMA2000 1x/HRPD
    after the UE is released from LTE, EPS bearer is preserved. Packet communication is paused in EPC side.

  • after CSFB is finished, the UE perform Cell reselection or released from legacy RAN side. come back to LTE again by TAU procedure.

  • in case of GSM/WCDMA, PDP context is taken over to MME and converted to EPS bearer. Packet communication continues.

  • in case of CDMA, preserved EPS bearer is resumed.

answer May 16, 2014 by Hiteshwar Thakur
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