LTE radio-link failure documentation fix

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Bob

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Dec 17, 2014, 5:01:58 PM12/17/14
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From the main documentation of the LTE module (Radio Link Failure)

"With the current model, an UE that experiences bad link quality will just stay associated with the same eNB, and the scheduler will stop allocating resources to it for communications. This is also consistent with the fact that, at this stage, only handovers explicitly triggered within the simulation program are supported (network-driven handovers based on UE measurements are planned only at a later stage)."

The part in red should be removed since network-driven handover is available now. 

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Tommaso Pecorella

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Dec 17, 2014, 5:07:31 PM12/17/14
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Hi

thanks for pointing out. Nicola can easily fix the docs.

Cheers,

T.

Bob

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Dec 17, 2014, 5:28:59 PM12/17/14
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hi Tommaso,
I also noticed that in the state machine from the documentation not all the states are shown:
  "IDLE_START",
  "IDLE_CELL_SEARCH",
  "IDLE_WAIT_MIB_SIB1",
  "IDLE_WAIT_MIB",
  "IDLE_WAIT_SIB1",
  "IDLE_CAMPED_NORMALLY",
  "IDLE_WAIT_SIB2",
  "IDLE_RANDOM_ACCESS",
  "IDLE_CONNECTING",
  "CONNECTED_NORMALLY",
  "CONNECTED_HANDOVER",
  "CONNECTED_PHY_PROBLEM",
  "CONNECTED_REESTABLISHING"

perhaps the figure is out of date?

Thanks,

Nicola Baldo

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Dec 19, 2014, 6:05:29 AM12/19/14
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fixed in changeset 85263da002b9

the code defines some states for radio link failure, which has not been implemented yet (patches welcome!) so IIRC the figure is up-to-date w.r.t. how the code actually works (the other states are unused).

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