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To: foundation who wrote (20254)	3/12/2002 1:52:12 PM
From: JohnG	Respond to of 196654

Brn. Thanks!

To: foundation who wrote (20254)	3/12/2002 2:09:39 PM
From: Eric L	Respond to of 196654

re: cdma2000 Release A Sync channel Ad Hoc recommendation is: 3. Agreed solution for Sync Channel issue The Ad Hoc agreed to recommend to TSG-C the text for both the core changes and the traffic to idle approved by the WG2 at the November 2001 meeting as the solution for Sync channel issue. TSG-C is also invited to consider the solution addressed by the contribution by LGE. I believe I am correct in stating that what is being referred to is the standards based solution proposed by Qualcomm in SC-SCAH-20020227-004B (and developed by TSG-C Working Group 2, C00-200101050-50A) as its recommendation for solving the sync channel issue. That is essentially what Motorola, Nokia, Nortel just proposed. The Koreans have about run out of steam attempting to stymie this one, and may in fact (probably will) vote in favor of adoption of that recommendation. Release A was in fact released for publication but it essentially goes nowhere till sync channel is resolved either as a standards based solution or a non-standard work around. If standards based, estimate is 60 to 90 days to fully mature the specification. I also think there may have been a vote on this in TSG today, which in Kobe was almost yesterday. - Eric -