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38、n or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-WAI MAC/RLA Layer Specification TIA-902.BAAC-A iii TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SCOPE1 2. TERMS.3 3. GENERAL MAC DESCRIPTION 5 3.1 INTERFACE TO PHYSICAL LAYER.5 3.2 INTERFACE TO LOGICAL LINK CONTROL (LLC) LAYER5 3.3 INFORMATION FLOW THROUGH MAC/RLA6 3.4

39、 LOWER WAI LOGICAL PROTOCOL MODEL .7 3.5 TDM FRAME STRUCTURE .8 3.5.1 Slots .8 3.5.2 Frames.9 3.5.3 Multiframe.9 3.5.4 Hyperframe9 3.5.5 Superframe 9 3.6 SLOT BLOCKING STRUCTURE.9 3.6.1 MAC Slot Header Block (MHBK) .9 3.6.2 MAC Random Access Block (MRBK)9 3.6.3 MAC Address Access Block (MABK) 9 3.6.

40、4 MAC Basic Block (MBBK) 10 3.6.5 MAC Signaling Block (MSBK) 10 3.6.6 MAC Data Block (MDBK).10 3.7 LOGICAL CHANNEL DESCRIPTIONS .11 3.7.1 Packet Data Channel (PDCH) 11 3.7.2 Random Access Channel (RACH) .11 3.7.3 Slot Information Channel (SICH)11 3.7.4 Slot Signaling Channels (SSCH) .12 3.7.5 Broadc

41、ast Control Channel (BCCH) 12 3.7.6 Mapping of Logical Channels to MAC Blocks 13 3.8 MAC BLOCK STRUCTURE .14 3.8.1 MAC Data Blocks (MDBKs) .14 3.8.2 MAC Random & Address Access Blocks (MRBK & MABK).14 3.8.3 Outbound FNE Block Sizing15 3.8.4 Inbound FNE Reserved Access Block Sizing.15 3.8.5 Random Ac

42、cess Block Sizing.16 3.8.6 Direct Configuration Block Sizing 16 3.9 ADDRESSING MODES AND STRUCTURE 17 3.9.1 FNE Configurations 17 3.9.2 Repeated Configurations.17 3.9.3 Direct Configurations17 3.10 SYNCHRONIZATION .17 3.11 ENCRYPTION.17 3.12 LINEARIZATION18 3.12.1 FNE Configurations .18 3.12.2 Direc

43、t Configurations.18 3.13 ENERGY CONSERVATION 18 3.14 TRANSMIT POWER CONTROL .18 3.15 TIME ADVANCE 19 3.16 RADIO LINK ADAPTATION 19 3.17 SCRAMBLING 19 3.17.1 FNE Configuration .19 3.17.2 Direct Configurations.20 3.18 CHANNEL ACCESS20 Copyright Telecommunications Industry Association Provided by IHS u

44、nder license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TIA-902.BAAC-A WAI MAC/RLA Layer Specification iv 4. MAC OPERATION FOR FNE CONFIGURATIONS . 21 4.1 SYNCHRONIZATION. 21 4.1.1 TDM Synchronization. 21 4.1.2 Encryption Synchronization 21 4.1.3 BCCH

45、Operation 21 4.2 SCRAMBLING . 22 4.2.1 BCCH Slot Scrambling. 22 4.2.2 Normal Slot Scrambling . 22 4.3 MAC LAYER STATES. 23 4.3.1 Closed State 25 4.3.2 Link Management (Link_Mgmt) State 25 4.3.3 Open-Idle State. 25 4.3.4 Open-RACH Reservation (Open-RACH_RSVN) State . 26 4.3.5 Open-Active Inbound (Ope

46、n-Active_IB) State 26 4.3.6 Open-SSCH Reservation (Open-SSCH_RSVN) State . 27 4.3.7 Open-Automatic Reservation (Open-Auto_RSVN) State 27 4.3.8 MRC MAC State Procedures and Sub-States . 27 4.3.9 MRC MAC State Event Matrix 33 4.3.10 FNE MAC State Event Matrix 34 4.3.11 Outbound Transmissions . 36 4.4

47、RANDOM ACCESS PROCEDURE (RAP) 37 4.4.1 Definition of Random Access Parameters 37 4.5 SAC ALLOCATION AND TIME ADVANCE PROCEDURES . 38 4.5.1 MRC Actions. 38 4.5.2 FNE Actions 38 4.6 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PROCEDURES. 40 4.6.1 Slot Based Resource Management Operation 40 4.6.2 Block Based Reservation Manag

48、ement Operation . 43 4.7 POWER CONTROL PROCEDURES 46 4.7.1 Open Loop Power Control (OLPC) 46 4.7.2 Closed Loop Power Control (CLPC) 46 4.8 MRC TO FNE TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES 47 4.8.1 MAC PDCH/SSCH Transmission Example 47 4.9 FNE TO MRC TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES 48 4.9.1 MAC PDCH/SSCH Transmission Exam

49、ple 48 5. MAC OPERATION FOR DIRECT CONFIGURATIONS 49 5.1 CHANNEL ACCESS. 49 5.1.1 CSMA for LLC Data and Signaling Transmission . 49 5.1.2 Random Back off “U” 50 5.1.3 Reserved Access for LLC Response Transmission 50 5.2 ADDRESS ALLOCATION 50 5.3 ENCRYPTION SYNCHRONIZATION. 50 5.4 MRC TO MRC TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES. 51 5.4.1 MAC PDCH Transmission Examp