Communication transfer in a radiotelephone system

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H04Q 7/38 (2006.01) H04B 7/26 (2006.01)

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CA 2089365

A cellular system transfers a call from a source base-site (200) to one target base-site (205, 210). A source base-site (200) measures the signal strength (RSSIS) of a mobile (225), provides a forecasted signal strength (RSSIF) and sets up two time windows. The source base-site (200) sends the measured and forecasted signal strengths to candidate base-sites (205, 210) found by the mobile (225) which measure the mobile (225) signal strength (RSSIT) and compare it to (RSSIS + hysteresis value). If RSSIT> RSSIS, the call is transferred to the best responding cell. If RSSIT< RSSIS, RSSIT is compared to RSSIF. During this time, the mobile (225) will increase power at the end of the first time window. If RSSIT> RSSIF at any candi- date base-sites (205, 210), the call is transferred to the responding base-site (205, 210). If the source base-site (200) receives no responses during the second time window, the process ends.

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