50.1 Overview
This describes the definition and purposes of the automatic noise restraint (ANR). ANR
improves the speech quality in the case that the background noise exists.
50.2 Availability
This lists the NEs and software required for the implementation of ANR.
50.3 Technical Description
This describes the technical aspects of ANR. ANR periodically analyzes the speech signals.
Through the energy estimation, SNR estimation, sound measurement estimation, and frequency
offset estimation of different frequency bands, ANR identifies the background noise and
performs the filtering based on decision updates to obtain the time speech signals after noise
cancellation.
50.4 Implementation
This describes how to configure ANR.
50.5 Maintenance Information
None.
50.6 References
None.
50.1 Overview
This describes the definition and purposes of the automatic noise restraint (ANR). ANR
improves the speech quality in the case that the background noise exists.
Definition
ANR processes the uplink speech signals after decoding and filters the background noise.
Purposes
ANR reduces the background noise in the uplink speech signals and improves the SNR and
speech intelligibility. Thus, the speech signals are clear on the peer end.
Terms
Terms Definition
50.2 Availability
This lists the NEs and software required for the implementation of ANR.
- - √ - - - - -
NOTE
l -: not involved
l √: involved
Software Releases
Table 50-2 lists the versions of GBSS products that support ANR.
Product Version
Miscellaneous
None.
(3) The system accumulates the frequency offset of each band and obtains the overall
frequency offset estimation.
NOTE
The mean energy of each band is calculated through the smooth method. The smooth coefficient is
related to the total energy of current frames and should be calculated for each frame.
7. The signals with too small sound measurement or frequency offset are identified as the
noise signals.
8. The system calculates the frequency band gain.
NOTE
CAUTION
l ANR takes effect in real time.
l If TFO is activated in a call, ANR automatically becomes unavailable in the call.
l When you use a speech quality test device (like the DSLA), disable ANR to obtain the
accurate test data.
50.4 Implementation
This describes how to configure ANR.
Procedure
Step 1 On the BSC Device Panel of the BSC6000 Local Maintenance Terminal, right-click the target
GDPUC and then select Configure Board Attributes. A dialog box is displayed, as shown in
Figure 50-1.
Specify the Load Key.
NOTE
----End
Postrequisite
Make a call from an MS to a fixed telephone. Determine whether the background noise received
on the fixed telephone end is reduced and whether the speech quality is optimized.
Alarms
None.
Counters
None.
50.6 References
None.