In variant fields of applied science or engineering, control algorithms con be designed with much improved performance if the design factors of the control algorithm can be predicted in advance. In this paper, we investigate the prediction and on-line training capability of pipelined recurrent neural networks (PRNN) by applying it in the wireless CDMA cellular networks. We present a design procedure by applying PRNN to a time correlated process. We also examine the relationship among design factors and the prediction capability. The results show that the prediction error in short-term fading environment is large especially the frame length approaches to the fade duration. This is because the low correlation of the interference process in the short-term fading environment. Therefore, it need further information to design a effective predict based access control.