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    This document contains a list of numbers and corresponding counters related to call drops. The numbers represent different reasons for call drops, including call drops on traffic channels (TCH) and signaling channels in both stable and handover states, as well as call drops due to issues like no response from mobile stations, terrestrial link failures, equipment failures, and forced handovers. The counters provide more detailed classifications for specific reasons for call drops.

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    This document contains a list of numbers and corresponding counters related to call drops. The numbers represent different reasons for call drops, including call drops on traffic channels (TCH) and signaling channels in both stable and handover states, as well as call drops due to issues like no response from mobile stations, terrestrial link failures, equipment failures, and forced handovers. The counters provide more detailed classifications for specific reasons for call drops.

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    Counter Drop Call

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    This document contains a list of numbers and corresponding counters related to call drops. The numbers represent different reasons for call drops, including call drops on traffic channels (TCH) and signaling channels in both stable and handover states, as well as call drops due to issues like no response from mobile stations, terrestrial link failures, equipment failures, and forced handovers. The counters provide more detailed classifications for specific reasons for call drops.

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    Number

    23
    24
    1
    5
    17
    16
    18
    6
    19
    20
    21
    22
    26
    27
    31
    29
    30
    15
    4
    2
    7
    8
    9
    3
    11
    12
    13
    14
    28
    10
    25

    Counter
    CM30: Call Drops on SDCCH
    CM30A: Call Drops on Radio Interface (SDCCH)
    CM33: Call Drops on TCH
    CM330: Call Drops on Radio Interface in Stable State (TCH)
    CM3300: Call Drops on TCH in Stable State (Error Indication)
    CM3301: Call Drops on TCH in Stable State (Connection Failure)
    CM3302: Call Drops on TCH in Stable State (Release Indication)
    CM331: Call Drops on Radio Interface in Handover State (TCH)
    CM332: Call Drops due to No MRs from MS for a Long Time (TCH)
    CM333: Call Drops due to Abis Terrestrial Link Failure (TCH)
    CM334: Call Drops due to Equipment Failure (TCH)
    CM335: Call Drops due to Forced Handover (TCH)
    CM337: Call Drops After Answer
    CM338: Successful Connections
    CM339: Clear Requests Sent on the A Interface (TCH) (Traffic Channel)
    CM339A: Clear Requests Sent on the A Interface in Stable State (TCH) (Traffic Channel)
    CM339B: Clear Requests Sent on the A Interface in Handover State (TCH) (Traffic Channel)
    CM33C: Call Drops on Radio Interface (TCH)
    CM36: Call Drops on Signaling Channel
    CM360: Call Drops on Radio Interface in Stable State (Signaling Channel)
    CM3600: Call Drops on Signaling Channel in Stable State (Error Indication)
    CM3601: Call Drops on Signaling Channel in Stable State (Connection Failure)
    CM3602: Call Drops on Signaling Channel in Stable State (Release Indication)
    CM361: Call Drops on Radio Interface in Handover State (Signaling Channel)
    CM362: Call Drops due to No MRs from MS for a Long Time (Signaling Channel)
    CM363: Call Drops due to Abis Terrestrial Link Failure (Signaling Channel)
    CM364: Call Drops due to Equipment Failure (Signaling Channel)
    CM365: Call Drops due to Forced Handover (Signaling Channel)
    CM369: Clear Requests Sent on the A Interface (TCH) (Signaling Channel)
    CM36C: Call Drops on Radio Interface (Signaling Channel)
    CM396: Call Drops due to Resource Check

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