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4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 11.5.3 Aspects of discontinuous transmission (DTX) | The use of DTX is mandatory for the CTS-MS and the CTS-FP on a TCH. Not all TDMA frames may be transmitted, however, the subset specified in clause 8.3 shall always be transmitted, and hence can be employed to assess quality and signal level during DTX. |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 11.5.4 Measurement reporting for the CTS-MS on a TCH | For a TCH, the reporting period of length 104 TDMA frames (480 ms) is defined in terms of TDMA frame numbers (FN) as follows: Timeslot number (TN) TDMA frame number (FN) modulo 104 TCH/F Reporting period SACCH Message block 0 and 1 0 to 103 12, 38, 64, 90 2 and 3 26 to 25 38, 64, 90, 12 4 and 5 52 to 51 64, 90, 12, 38 ... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 11.6 Control of CTS-FP service range | In order to restrict the CTS-FP service range, the CTS-FP shall monitor the delay of the signal sent by from the CTS- MS. For each CTS-MS the CTS-FP has allocated a TCH, a range measurement of the CTS-MS shall be computed by the CTS-FP every five reporting period by averaging over five reporting periods the assessed de... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 11.7 Control parameters | The parameters employed to control the radio link are shown in table 4, 5 and 6. Table 4: Radio subsystem link control general parameters Parameter name Description Range Bits CTS_FP_MAX_TXPWR The maximum authorized output power control level the CTS-FP shall use (downlink) 0-31 5 CTS_MS_MAX_TXPWR The maximum authorize... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12 COMPACT Mode Tasks | |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.1 Introduction | COMPACT is a radio interface mode for inter cell synchronized systems. The mapping of control channels for up to four cells is done on the same carrier and control channel separation is achieved by transmitting control in different cells on different timeslots. The mapping of the control channels is specified in GSM 05... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.2 Network Pre-requisites | |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.2.1 CPBCCH carriers | The CPBCCH carrier shall be transmitted with constant RF output power on at least 4 radio blocks per multiframe on the serving time group (see GSM 05.02). |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3 COMPACT Idle Mode Tasks | |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3.1 Introduction | Whilst in idle mode, a COMPACT capable MS shall implement cell selection and cell reselection procedures as described in GSM 03.22. These procedures make use of measurements and sub-procedures described in this clause. The procedures ensure that the MS is camped on a cell from which it can reliably decode downlink data... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3.2 Measurements for COMPACT Cell Selection | An MS shall in the COMPACT Cell selection procedure search for CPBCCH carriers. The MS shall search all RF channels in the system within its band of operation, take readings of received RF signal level of each RF channel, and calculate the RLA_ P for each. Each reading of received RF signal level shall be performed in ... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3.3 Measurements for COMPACT Stored List Cell Selection | The MS may include storage of CPBCCH carrier information when switched off as detailed in GSM 03.22. The CPBCCH list may include CPBCCH carriers from more than one band in a multi band operation PLMN. A MS may also store CPBCCH carriers for more than one PLMN which it has selected previously (e.g. at national borders o... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3.4 Criteria for COMPACT Cell Selection | The path loss criterion parameter C1 used for cell selection and reselection when in a COMPACT cell is defined by: C1 = (A - Max(B,0)) where A = RLA_P - GPRS_RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN B = GPRS_MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH - P GPRS_RXLEV_ACCESS_MIN= Minimum received signal level at the MS required for access to the system. GPRS_MS_TXPWR_MAX... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.3.5 Downlink Signalling Failure | As defined for GPRS in clause 6.5. |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4 COMPACT Cell Reselection | In GPRS Standby and Ready states, cell reselection is performed by the MS. The cell reselection procedures defined in this clause apply when an MS is attached in a cell with a CPBCCH carrier or monitors a cell with a CPBCCH (or both). Otherwise, the MS shall perform cell re-selection according to clause 10.1, or if PBC... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.1 Monitoring the received signal level and CPBCCH data | The MS shall measure the received RF signal level on the CPBCCH or BCCH carriers of the serving cell and the surrounding cells as indicated in the BA(GPRS) list and optionally the NC_FREQUENCY_LIST, and calculate the received level average (RLA_P) for each carrier. In addition the MS shall verify the BSIC of the neighb... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.1.1 Packet idle mode | Whilst in packet idle mode an MS shall continuously monitor all BCCH and CPBCCH carriers as indicated by the BA(GPRS) list in the system information of the serving cell. Note that both BCCH and CPBCCH carriers may be defined in the BA(GPRS) list. At least one received signal level measurement sample on each neighbour c... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.1.2 Packet transfer mode | Whilst in packet transfer mode a MS shall continuously monitor all BCCH or CPBCCH carriers as indicated by the BA(GPRS) list and the broadcast carrier of the serving cell. In every TDMA frame possible, a received signal level measurement sample shall be taken on at least one of the BCCH or CPBCCH carriers, as evenly di... |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.2 COMPACT cell reselection criteria | The COMPACT GRPS mode cell reselection criteria follows the GPRS cell reselection criteria described in clause 10.1.2. |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.3 COMPACT cell reselection algorithm | The cell reselection algorithm for COMPACT follows the procedures described for GPRS in clause 10.1.3. |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.4 Network controlled Cell reselection | The network controlled cell reselection for COMPACT follows the procedures described for GPRS in clause 10.1.4. |
4f752c751d635d19ec70230db7aa6c3c | 100 911 | 12.4.5 COMPACT cell reselection measurement opportunities | COMPACT utilizes a timeslot mapping of control channel in a rotating fashion as described in 05.02. With this timeslot rotation, a mobile can make COMPACT neighbour cell measurements of all four time-groups. The timeslot that an MS can use for measurements is dependent on the timeslot number used for traffic. During on... |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 1 Scope | ........................................................................................................................................................6 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 2 References | ................................................................................................................................................6 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 3 Definitions and abbreviations | ..................................................................................................................8 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 3.1 Definitions | ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 3.2 Abbreviations | ..................................................................................................................................................... 9 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4 Baseline Definition | ..................................................................................................................................9 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.1 Switched off | ....................................................................................................................................................... 9 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.2 Power-on status check | ....................................................................................................................................... 9 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.3 Status OK to register | ........................................................................................................................................ 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.4 Search for networks | ......................................................................................................................................... 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.5 Network selected | ............................................................................................................................................. 10 4.6 Select radio access mode/technology............................................................................................................... 10 4.7 Radio access mode... |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.8 Camping on a cell | ............................................................................................................................................ 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.9 Ready to Transmit | ............................................................................................................................................ 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.10 Contact network | ............................................................................................................................................... 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.11 Await network response | ................................................................................................................................... 10 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.12 Perform registration | ......................................................................................................................................... 11 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.13 Ready for service | ............................................................................................................................................. 11 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 4.14 Perform De-registration | ................................................................................................................................... 11 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 5 UE Implementation Types | .....................................................................................................................11 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 6 UE Service Definition | ............................................................................................................................11 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 6.1 Ready for service | ............................................................................................................................................. 12 6.2 Select appropriate service Radio Access Mode/Technology........................................................................... 12 6.3 Appropriate Radio Service Access ... |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 6.4 Service initiation attempt | ................................................................................................................................. 12 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 6.5 Receive service | ................................................................................................................................................ 12 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 6.6 Terminate service | ............................................................................................................................................. 13 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7 UE Service Capabilities | .........................................................................................................................13 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1 3GPP Standardised UE Service Capabilities | ................................................................................................... 13 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1 Support of 3GPP standardised UE Service Capabilities | ............................................................................ 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.1 Teleservices | .......................................................................................................................................... 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.1.1 Default Speech Service | ................................................................................................................... 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.1.2 Emergency Speech Call | .................................................................................................................. 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.1.3 Short Message Service | .................................................................................................................... 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.1.4 Cell Broadcast Service | .................................................................................................................... 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.2 Bearer services | ...................................................................................................................................... 14 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.3 Supplementary Service | ......................................................................................................................... 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.4 Service Capabilities | .............................................................................................................................. 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.4.1 MExE | .............................................................................................................................................. 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.4.2 USIM Application Toolkit | .............................................................................................................. 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.4.3 LCS | ................................................................................................................................................. 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.5 GSM System Features | .......................................................................................................................... 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.5.1 Network Identities Time Zone (NITZ) | ........................................................................................... 15 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.1.1.5.2 USSD | .............................................................................................................................................. 16 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.2 Other UE Service Capabilities | ......................................................................................................................... 16 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.2.1 Multimedia Services | ................................................................................................................................... 16 |
b7f9b96d9df49432e89438d5e86f0301 | 121 904 | 7.2.2 Fax Service | ................................................................................................................................................. 16 ETSI ETSI TR 121 904 V3.0.1 (2000-03) 4 3G TR 21.904 version 3.0.1 Release 1999 Annex A: Baseline Implementation Capabilities................................................. |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 1 Scope | ........................................................................................................................................................7 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 2 References | ................................................................................................................................................7 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 3 Void | .........................................................................................................................................................7 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4 Principles to ensure compatibility | ............................................................................................................7 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.1 Introduction | ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.2 Level 1 of principles: Protocol level | .................................................................................................................. 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.3 Level 2 of principles: Message level | .................................................................................................................. 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.3.1 New messages | .............................................................................................................................................. 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.3.2 Partial decoding | ............................................................................................................................................ 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4 Level 3 of principles: Information element level | ............................................................................................... 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.1 New IE | ......................................................................................................................................................... 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.2 Optional IE | ................................................................................................................................................... 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.3 Adding mandatory IE | ................................................................................................................................... 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.4 Missing optional IE | ...................................................................................................................................... 8 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.5 Comprehension required | .............................................................................................................................. 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.4.6 Partial Decoding | ........................................................................................................................................... 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.5 Level 4 of principles: Values level | .................................................................................................................... 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.5.1 Reserved values and spare fields | .................................................................................................................. 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.5.2 Unspecified values | ....................................................................................................................................... 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.5.3 Missing optional value | ................................................................................................................................. 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.5.4 Extension of value set | .................................................................................................................................. 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 4.6 Decision of TSG RAN WG2 | ............................................................................................................................. 9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 5 Message Sequence Charts | ........................................................................................................................9 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 6 Specification and Description Language | ...............................................................................................10 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 7 Protocol procedure specification rules | ...................................................................................................10 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 7.1 General | ............................................................................................................................................................. 10 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 7.2 RRC specific rules | ........................................................................................................................................... 11 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 7.3 Handling of DS-41 | ........................................................................................................................................... 11 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8 Message specification | ............................................................................................................................11 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8.1 Summary of what has been agreed | .................................................................................................................. 11 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8.2 Definitions | ....................................................................................................................................................... 12 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8.3 Logical description | .......................................................................................................................................... 12 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8.4 Message contents description | .......................................................................................................................... 12 |
f44bd868611e1e1d7e115acaa57682dd | 125 921 | 8.5 Compilability of the transfer syntax | ................................................................................................................ 12 8.6 Efficiency/Compactness .................................................................................................................................. 12 8.7 Evolvability/Extensibility ............... |
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