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Digital radio technologies have been developed for use on the air (or radio) interface. These can dramatically increase the number of subscribers supported on the range of frequencies used for wireless telecommunications systems (note that the analog NAMPS technology also provides an increase in the number of subscribers supported). The two basic types of digital technology are time division multiple access (TDMA) and code division multiple access (CDMA). Many standards exist for the use of these basic technologies. TDMA is based on the use of time-interleaving of multiple signals to provide an apparently simultaneous transmis-

Figure 4.1 Example of a physical network reference model (basic SS7 network model).

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NetDiag also includes a few additional command-line options to control the test output. The most useful options are listed in Table 12-5. To see a complete list of switches as well as a complete list of the tests that are performed by NetDiag, type netdiag / at the command prompt.

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In this chapter, we discuss the basic ANSI-41 mobile telecommunications network functions related to intersystem handoff. These functions are divided into the following categories:1

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Device detection. At the beginning of the GUI-mode phase of Setup, Plug and Play detects all the devices on the system. This involves external code called class installers. These class installers check the hardware settings on the computer to determine which devices are present. OC Manager. The Optional Component Manager (OCM or OC Manager) is a Setup component that allows the integration of external components into the setup process, such as Internet Information Service (IIS) and COM+, which have their own setup routines. Computer configuration. This is one of the last phases of Setup and involves the registration of object linking and embedding (OLE) control dynamic-link libraries (DLLs).

Position Functions number position() number last() Description Returns the position of a node within a node set. Returns the position of the last node in the node set. This can be used to either get the last node or return the size of the node set. Similar to last() except you pass a node set as an argument. This can be used to evaluate any node set where last() only looks at the current context node. If the argument object is a node set, this returns a node set that represents the union of all nodes that have an id equal to one of the nodes passed in as an argument. If the argument is a string, the string is parsed into tokens separated by white space, and then it returns a node set where each node has an id equal to one of the tokens. Description Converts the object argument into a string. Returns the concatenation of the arguments. Returns true if the rst argument string starts with the second argument string; otherwise, it returns false. Returns true if the rst argument string contains the second argument string; otherwise, it returns false. Returns the substring of the rst argument string that precedes the rst occurrence of the second argument string in the rst argument string, or returns the empty string if the rst argument string doesn t contain the second argument string. Returns the substring of the rst argument string that follows the rst occurrence of the second argument string in the rst argument string, or returns the empty string if the rst argument string doesn t contain the second argument string.

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