TIA-136-122-B-2000 TDMA- Third Generation Wireless- Digital Control Channel Layer 2 (ANSI APPROVAL WITHDRAWN JUNE 12 2015).pdf

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1、 ANSI/TIA-136-122-B-2000 APPROVED: MARCH 31, 2000 REAFFIRMED: OCTOBER 20, 2004 REAFFIRMED: AUGUST, 2013 WITHDRAWN: JUNE 12, 2015 TIA-136-122-B (Revision of TIA-136-122-A) March 2000TDMA- Third Generation Wireless Digital Control Channel Layer 2 NOTICE TIA Engineering Standards and Publications are d

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20、.1 RDCCH Request 31.1.2 FDCCH Indication . 31.2 BMI Primitives 71.2.1 RDCCH Indication. 71.2.2 F-BCCH Request . 71.2.3 E-BCCH Request . 71.2.4 S-BCCH Request . 81.2.5 SPACH Request. 82. Protocols 102.1 RACH Protocol 102.1.1 Normal Length Protocol Frames 112.1.2 Abbreviated Length Protocol Frames 122

21、.1.3 Frame Usage 132.1.4 RACH Field Summaries. 152.2 F-BCCH Protocol 162.2.1 F-BCCH Frame Usage . 172.2.2 F-BCCH Field Summaries . 182.3 E-BCCH Protocol 182.3.1 E-BCCH Frame Usage. 192.3.2 E-BCCH Field Summaries. 202.4 S-BCCH Protocol 212.4.1 S-BCCH Frame Usage . 222.4.2 S-BCCH Field Summaries . 242

22、.5 SPACH Protocol 252.5.1 Frame Usage 272.5.2 SPACH Field Summaries. 332.5.3 BCCH Change Notification . 352.5.4 S-BCCH Change Notification 352.6 CRC Generation. 363. Mobile Station Access on the RDCCH 373.1 States MS Side. 373.1.1 Idle . 383.1.2 Start Random Access . 383.1.3 Start Reserved Access 38

23、3.1.4 More Bursts . 383.1.5 After Last Burst 383.2 Protocol Elements 39TIA/EIA-136-122-Bii3.2.1 Encoding of SCF Flags. 393.2.1.1 BRI 393.2.1.2 R/N 393.2.1.3 CPE . 393.2.2 Decoding of SCF Flags 413.2.2.1 BRI Decoding 413.2.2.2 R/N Decoding 413.2.2.3 CPE . 413.3 Random Access Procedures . 423.3.1 Mobi

24、le Station Side 423.3.1.1 Start Random Access. 433.3.1.2 Start Reserved Access 453.3.1.3 More Bursts . 463.3.1.4 After Last Burst . 463.3.1.5 MS Random Access Flow Chart 484. SPACH ARQ . 494.1 MS ARQ States 494.1.1 ARQ Idle 494.1.2 ARQ Active 494.2 MS ARQ Procedure . 494.2.1 Start ARQ Mode 494.2.2 A

25、RQ Mode Continuation . 505. Monitoring of Radio Link Quality (MRLQ). 535.1 Measurement Procedure and Processing 535.2 Radio Link Failure Criteria 536. SPACH Message Interruption . 547. Change History for TIA/EIA-136-122 . 57TIA/EIA-136-122-BiiiTablesTable 1 Layer 2 Transmission Mode Restrictions 9Ta

26、ble 2 RACH Layer 2 Protocol Field Summary. 15Table 3 F-BCCH Layer 2 Protocol Field Summary . 18Table 4 E-BCCH Layer 2 Protocol Field Summary . 20Table 5 S-BCCH Layer 2 Protocol Field Summary . 24Table 6 Possible Frame Formats 29Table 7 Possible Burst Type / Identity Type Combinations . 29Table 8 SPA

27、CH Layer 2 Protocol Field Summary. 33Table 9 BRI Encoding Rules 39Table 10 R/N Encoding Rules 39Table 11 CPE Encoding Rules . 40Table 12 BRI Decoding Rules 41Table 13 R/N Decoding 41Table 14 Random Access Parameters. 42Table 15 BMI SPACH Interruptions 55Table 16 Mobile Station Response to SPACH Mess

28、age Interruption 56TIA/EIA-136-122-BivFiguresFigure 1 Primitives and SAP From a Layer 2 Perspective . 2Figure 2 Extension Header. 10Figure 3 BEGIN Frame (MSID type TMSI) 11Figure 4 BEGIN Frame (MSID type MIN)11Figure 5 BEGIN Frame (MSID type IMSI and Two Layer 3 Messages). 11Figure 6 CONTINUE Frame

29、11Figure 7 END Frame 11Figure 8 BEGIN and END Frame (MSID type MIN) 11Figure 9 SPACH ARQ STATUS Frame 12Figure 10 BEGIN Frame (MSID type TMSI)12Figure 11 BEGIN Frame (MSID type MIN) 12Figure 12 BEGIN Frame (MSID type IMSI) . 12Figure 13 CONTINUE Frame 12Figure 14 END Frame 12Figure 15 BEGIN and END

30、Frame (MSID type MIN) 13Figure 16 SPACH ARQ STATUS Frame13Figure 17 F-BCCH BEGIN Frame (1 Complete Message) 16Figure 18 F-BCCH BEGIN Frame (Two L3 Messages with the Second L3 Message continued). 16Figure 19 F-BCCH CONTINUE Frame (Message Ending) 17Figure 20 E-BCCH BEGIN Frame (1 Complete Message) 19

31、Figure 21 E-BCCH BEGIN Frame (Two L3 Messages with the Second L3 Message continued) 19Figure 22 E-BCCH CONTINUE Frame (Message Ending) . 19Figure 23 S-BCCH BEGIN Frame (with message completion). 21Figure 24 S-BCCH BEGIN Frame (with message continuation). 21Figure 25 S-BCCH CONTINUE Frame (with messa

32、ge completion). 21Figure 26 S-BCCH CONTINUE Frame (with message continuation). 21Figure 27 S-BCCH TRANSITION Frame (with message completion) . 22Figure 28 S-BCCH TRANSITION Frame (with message continuation) . 22Figure 29 SPACH Header A 25Figure 30 SPACH Header B 25Figure 31 Extension Header. 25Figur

33、e 32 Null Frame. 25Figure 33 Hard Double Page Frame (50-bit IMSI, PCH) 25Figure 34 Hard Triple Page Frame (34-bit MIN, PCH) . 26Figure 35 Hard Quadruple Page Frame (24-bit TMSI, PCH) 26Figure 36 Hard Penta Page Frame (20-bit TMSI, PCH) 26Figure 37 User Group Frame (PCH) 26Figure 38 Single MSID Frame

34、 (PCH) 26TIA/EIA-136-122-BvFigure 39 Single MSID Frame (ARCH) 26Figure 40 Double MSID Frame (ARCH) 26Figure 41 Double MSID Frame with Continuation (ARCH). 27Figure 42 CONTINUE Frame (ARCH). 27Figure 43 Triple MSID Frame (ARCH, 1 L3 Message for 3 MSIDs) 27Figure 44 CONTINUE Frame (ARCH). 27Figure 45

35、ARQ Mode BEGIN Frame (SMSCH). 27Figure 46 ARQ Mode CONTINUE Frame (SMSCH). 27Figure 47 Overview of MS States 37Figure 48 Random Access Flow Chart 48Figure 49 ARQ MS - Side . 52TIA/EIA-136-122-B11. Service Access Points1The description of Service Access Points is included to aid the understanding of

36、the2structure of the standard and should not be regarded as mandatory for implementation on3the mobile station or BMI side.4Layer 2 provides the following Service Access Points (SAPs) to layer 3. Refer to Figure 15and TIA/EIA-136-100 for the BMI, MS Protocol Reference models, and for the layer 26pri

37、mitives on the mobile station and BMI.7MS Side:8 A Forward DCCH Service Access Point (FDCCH SAP)9 A Reverse DCCH Service Access Point (RDCCH SAP).10BMI Side:11 A Fast Broadcast Channel Service Access Point (F-BCCH SAP)12 An Extended Broadcast Channel Service Access Point (E-BCCH SAP)13 A Broadcast T

38、ransport Service Access Point (S-BCCH SAP)14 An SMS Point-to-Point, Paging and Access Response Channel Service Access15Point (SPACH SAP)16 A Reverse DCCH Service Access Point (RDCCH SAP).17TIA/EIA-136-122-B2Figure 1 Primitives and SAP From a Layer 2 Perspective1FDCCHSAPRDCCH SAPRDCCHSAPSPACHSAPF-BCC

39、HSAPE-BCCHSAPS-BCCHSAPF-BCCHRequestE-BCCHRequestS-BCCHRequestSPACHRequestF-BCCHSAPE-BCCHSAPS-BCCHSAPSPACHSAPNormalRDCCHSAPAbbrevRDCCHSAPSCF SAPF-BCCHRequestE-BCCHRequestS-BCCHRequestSPACHRequestF-BCCHSAPE-BCCHSAPS-BCCHSAPSPACH SAPNormalRDCCH SAPAbbrevRDCCH SAPSCF SAPF-BCCHIndicationE-BCCHIndicationS

40、-BCCHIndicationSPACH IndicationNormalRDCCH requestAbbrevRDCCH requestFDCCHIndicationRDCCH requestSCFrequestLayer 3 Layer 2SCF IndicationAbbrevRDCCHIndicationNormalRDCCHIndicationLayer 1TIA/EIA-136-122-B31.1 MS Primitives11.1.1 RDCCH Request2The RDCCH Request primitive is sent from layer 3 to layer 2

41、 in order to initiate a mobile3station access attempt on the RACH. This primitive contains the following information:4 One or more layer 3 messages reflecting the total number of coincidental layer 35messages associated with an access attempt (see TIA/EIA-136-123). All such6layer 3 messages shall be

42、 concatenated at layer 2 using the number of layer 37messages (NL3M) field to indicate the total number of concatenated messages.8All concatenated layer 3 messages shall therefore be sent during the same access9attempt.10 A Layer 3 Length Indicator (L3LI) for each layer 3 message included within the

43、11RDCCH Request primitive. Each instance of L3LI identifies the length, in12octets, of its corresponding layer 3 message.13 A message encryption indicator applicable to all layer 3 messages that are14subject to message encryption and included within the RDCCH Request15primitive. Layer 3 messages inc

44、luded within the RDCCH Request primitive that16are not subject to message encryption are therefore not affected by the status of17the message encryption indicator (i.e., always sent without any message18encryption applied).19Upon layer 2 determination of an access success/failure condition (see Sect

45、ion 3.3), layer202 shall indicate the access success/failure status to layer 3.211.1.2 FDCCH Indication22The FDCCH Indication primitive is sent from layer 2 to layer 3 whenever a mobile station23correctly receives a layer 3 message that is either broadcasted or addressed to it on any of24the followi

46、ng FDCCH channels:25 F-BCCH26 E-BCCH27 S-BCCH28 SPACH.29TIA/EIA-136-122-B4 F-BCCH and E-BCCH1These channels provide no addressing at layer 2 and as such all received layer 22frames shall be accepted and processed by a mobile station while in the DCCH3Camping state (see TIA/EIA-136-123). When a compl

47、ete layer 3 message is4recovered from received frames, layer 2 sends a FDCCH Indication primitive to5layer 3 and includes the following information:6 A layer 3 message as defined in TIA/EIA-136-123.7 A L3LI providing the layer 3 message length in octets.8 A BCCH (F-BCCH/E-BCCH) message indication.9

48、S-BCCH10Layer 2 information carried by this channel provides no mobile station11addressing but does provide an S-BCCH subchannel identifier. As such, all12layer 2 frames received for S-BCCH sub-channels of interest shall be accepted13and processed by a mobile station while in the DCCH Camping state

49、(see14TIA/EIA-136-123). When a complete layer 3 message is recovered from15received frames, layer 2 sends a FDCCH Indication primitive to layer 3 and16includes the following information:17 A layer 3 message as defined in TIA/EIA-136-123 and TIA/EIA-136-630.18 The S-BCCH subchannel ID on which the layer 3 message was received.19 A L3LI providing the layer 3 message length in octets.20 An S-BCCH message indication.21 PCH22A mobile station listens to its assigned PCH Subchannel (see TIA/EIA-136-121)23while in the DCCH Camping, Registration Proceeding,