WO2009117954A1 - Method for reporting the terminal capability information, method, apparatus for allocating time slot resource and system therrof - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of network communication technologies, and particularly relates to a method for reporting terminal capability information, a time slot resource allocation method, a device for reporting terminal capability information, a time slot resource allocation device, and a wireless communication system.
- Latency Reduction is introduced for transmission delay (reduced delay characteristics, Reduced Transmission Timing Interval in LATRED LATRED) (Reducing the transmission time interval, RTTI) technology is: In the case that the radio block size remains unchanged, the radio block occupies multiple slots to reduce the ⁇ of the radio block.
- the unused " causes of the Enhanced GPRS (EGPRS) packet channel request message are used to characterize the request for one-step access and application of LATRED, and terminal capability information.
- the above “ ⁇ ” can be expressed as "lOlmmmpprrr", where: 3 bits of mmm represent MS Tx Capability, 2 bits of pp represent Radio Priority, and 3 bits of rrr represent Random Bits (random bits) ).
- the MS Tx Capability can carry the categorization code of the maximum number of transmission slots (ie, Tx) or the maximum number of transmission slots of the terminal to indicate the terminal capability, and the MS Tx Capability can also carry the categorization code corresponding to the terminal multi-slot class.
- the classification code corresponding to the multi-slot class of the terminal is the code of the eight classes after the terminal multi-slot class is classified into eight classes according to the maximum number of transmission slots of the terminal and the conversion time required by the terminal for neighboring cell measurement.
- the meaning of the information carried by the MS Tx Capability is shown in Table 1.
- the network side can know the maximum number of transmission slots Tx of the terminal, the network side cannot know.
- the sum of the maximum number of sending and receiving time slots of the terminal is Sum. Therefore, the network may fail to allocate resources. For example, when the terminal multi-slot class is 12, the maximum number of transmission slots Tx is 4, and the sum of the maximum number of transmission and reception slots is Sum 5.
- the network side can allocate 2 uplink slots to the terminal device according to the Tx reported by the terminal device.
- the terminal transmission capability i.e., MS Tx Capability
- the classification coding corresponding to the terminal multi-slot class thereby indicating the terminal capability
- the network side is already MS1 (terminal supporting Dual Transfer Mode (DTM))
- DTM Dual Transfer Mode
- the downlink of the CS service is allocated slot 1 (the white box in the downlink of Figure 1), and slot 1 is allocated for the uplink of the CS service of MS1 (the white box in the uplink of Figure 1).
- the network side needs to allocate time slot resources for the PS service of the MS1, in order to effectively utilize the time slot resources, the time slot 0 and the time slot 2 of the PS service of the MS1 are allocated (the black triangle is filled in the downlink of FIG. 1).
- the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 0, and since the CS service monopolizes slot 1, the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 1, thereby allocating the uplink of the PS service of MS1.
- Time slot 2 and time slot 3 (the black triangle is filled in the uplink of Figure 1).
- the network side needs to allocate time slot resources for the PS service of the MS2, for the terminals with the multi-slot class 9, 10, 11, since the number of the minimum number of converted time slots from the transmission to the reception is 2, the time slot is 2 time slots.
- the time slot resource configuration in which the downlink PS slot resource shown in FIG. 1 is slot 0 and slot 2, and the uplink PS slot resource is slot 2 and slot 3 cannot be supported.
- the downlink time slot resources that the network can allocate for terminals with multi-slot class 31, 36, 41 are time slot 0 and time slot 2 (the triangle filled with wavy lines in the downlink of Figure 1), when uplink
- the slot resources are slot 2 and slot 3 (the triangle filling the wavy line in the uplink of Figure 1).
- the terminal multi-slot class may be one of 9, 10, 11, 31, 36, 41, if the terminal multi-slot class is one of 9, 10, 11 and the network Allocating time slot resources according to FIG. 1 may result in failure of time slot resource allocation; if the terminal multi-slot class is one of 31, 36, 41, and the network side allocates time slot resources according to a basic conventional configuration manner, This causes terminal capacity and waste of time slot resources.
- the embodiments of the present invention provide a method for reporting terminal capability information, a method for allocating time slot resources, and a device, which can successfully implement time slot resource allocation, and avoid terminal capability and waste of time slot resources.
- the terminal device obtains its terminal capability code
- the terminal capability code of the terminal device corresponds to one terminal multi-slot class group, and each terminal multi-slot class in the terminal multi-slot class group supports the same time slot configuration mode.
- the slot resource allocation is performed for the terminal device according to the selected slot configuration manner.
- the device for reporting terminal capability information provided by the embodiment of the present invention is located in the terminal device, and includes:
- the obtaining module 700 is configured to acquire a terminal capability code of the terminal device.
- the reporting module 710 is configured to report, to the network side, the terminal capability code acquired by the acquiring module 700, to indicate that the network side performs time slot resource allocation according to the time slot configuration manner corresponding to the capability code;
- the terminal capability code of the terminal device acquired by the acquiring module 700 corresponds to one terminal multi-slot class group, and each terminal multi-slot class in the terminal multi-slot class group supports the same time slot configuration mode.
- the receiving module 800 is configured to receive terminal capability coding information sent by the terminal device.
- the selecting module 810 is configured to determine, according to the correspondence between the terminal capability encoding and the terminal multi-slot group, the terminal slot group corresponding to the terminal capability encoding information received by the receiving module 800, and select from the supported slot configuration mode.
- the allocating module 820 is configured to allocate time slot resources to the terminal device according to the time slot configuration mode selected by the selecting module 810.
- the wireless communication system provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes the foregoing apparatus for reporting terminal capability information and a time slot resource allocation apparatus.
- Another wireless communication system provided by an embodiment of the present invention includes:
- a terminal device configured to acquire a terminal capability code thereof, and report the terminal capability code to the network side;
- the terminal capability code corresponds to one terminal multi-slot class group, and each terminal in the terminal multi-slot class group supports multi-slot class support The same time slot configuration mode;
- the network side is configured to receive the terminal capability coding information sent by the terminal device, and determine the terminal slot class corresponding to the received terminal capability coding information according to the correspondence between the terminal capability code and the terminal multi-slot class group Group, and select the slot configuration mode from the slot configuration mode supported by the group.
- the embodiment of the present invention considers the slot configuration mode supported by the multi-slot class of each terminal, and enables the terminal device to report the terminal capability by using the terminal multi-slot class group supporting the same slot configuration mode. Encoding information, so that the network side selects a time slot configuration mode that meets the terminal multi-slot capability for the terminal, so that the time slot resource can be successfully allocated to the terminal device, and the terminal capability and the waste of the time slot resource are avoided.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram 1 of slot resource allocation in the prior art
- FIG. 2 is a second schematic diagram of time slot resource allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram 3 of time slot resource allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram 4 of time slot resource allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram 5 of time slot resource allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram 6 of time slot resource allocation in an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of an apparatus for reporting terminal capability information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a slot resource allocation apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention. Mode for carrying out the invention
- a correspondence between a terminal capability code and a terminal multi-slot class group needs to be established.
- the correspondence between the terminal capability coding and the terminal multi-slot class group is a one-to-one relationship, that is, one terminal capability code corresponds to one terminal multi-slot class group.
- a terminal multi-slot class group includes at least one terminal multi-slot class, that is, the correspondence between the terminal capability code and the terminal multi-slot class is a one-to-one or one-to-many relationship.
- Each terminal multi-slot class in a terminal multi-slot class group supports a set of the same time slot configuration mode, that is, one
- the terminal multi-slot class group corresponds to at least one time slot configuration mode.
- the corresponding relationship is set when the time slot configuration modes respectively supported by the multi-slot classes of each terminal are fully considered.
- the process of setting the corresponding relationship may be as follows: First, the time slot configuration mode supported by each terminal multi-slot class is listed, and then the terminal multi-slot class supporting the same time slot configuration mode is divided into a group, and each group is respectively The terminal multi-slot class performs terminal capability coding to establish the correspondence. Since a terminal multi-slot class group is also a time slot configuration mode group, the establishment of the above correspondence relationship establishes a correspondence relationship between the terminal capability code and the time slot configuration mode.
- a terminal multi-slot class basically corresponds to multiple time slot configuration modes.
- one terminal multi-slot class group basically corresponds to multiple time slot configuration modes, that is, one terminal capability code corresponds to multiple time slot configuration modes.
- the correspondence of the above settings may exist in the form of a table, a database, or a text document, and may of course exist in other forms, for example, by setting an IF ELSE statement to set the correspondence of the above settings.
- the time slot configuration mode usually used in the network can be selected to avoid excessive number of timeslot configuration and may cause too many terminal multi-slot class groups. .
- the length of the terminal capability coding can be reduced.
- the time slot configuration mode supported by the terminal multi-slot class in the embodiment of the present invention may be based on the RTTI time slot configuration mode and the ⁇ time slot configuration mode, in consideration of the coexistence of the RTTI and the BTTI in the current network.
- the method for reporting the terminal capability information and the time slot resource allocation method are mostly described for the case where the RTTI and the BTTI coexist.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not exclude the slot configuration mode supported by the terminal multi-slot class.
- the case is based on the RTTI time slot configuration mode and the one of the time slot configuration modes.
- the implementation process of reporting the terminal capability information technology solution and the slot resource allocation technical solution is basically similar to the technical solution described below.
- the embodiments of the present invention are not repeatedly described.
- the terminal multi-slot class that supports the same time slot configuration mode in the embodiment of the present invention may be: A terminal multi-slot class that supports the same RTTI-based slot configuration.
- the terminal multi-slot class supporting the same time slot configuration mode in the embodiment of the present invention may be: The RTTI-based time slot configuration mode and the terminal multi-slot class that support the same BTTI-based time slot configuration mode after downshift processing.
- the downshift processing can be implemented using the existing downshift processing method, for example, without using the Shift USF method. Embodiments of the present invention do not limit the specific implementation process of the downshift processing.
- the terminal device may transmit the terminal capability code to the network side.
- the terminal device can directly store its terminal capability coding information, so that the terminal device can directly obtain the terminal capability coding information from the stored information, and send the information to the network side.
- the terminal device may also store the correspondence between the terminal capability code and the terminal multi-slot class.
- the terminal device may first obtain the terminal multi-slot information and use the terminal multi-slot class. The information finds its stored correspondence, determines its terminal capability coding information, and transmits the found terminal capability coding information to the network side.
- the terminal device may transmit the terminal capability coding information to the network side by expanding the existing message in the current network. For example, the terminal device sends the terminal capability coding information in the EGPRS packet channel request message, so that the application can be requested. One-step access is achieved in the case of LATRED.
- the embodiment of the present invention may also use the newly set message to carry the terminal capability coding information.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific name and form of the message carrying the terminal capability coding information.
- the network side may determine, according to the correspondence between the terminal capability code and the terminal multi-time slot group, the terminal multi-slot group corresponding to the terminal capability code transmitted by the terminal device.
- a terminal multi-slot class group is also a time slot configuration mode group, that is, one terminal multi-slot class group corresponds to multiple time slot configuration modes.
- the network side selects a slot configuration mode according to the usage of the current radio resource (such as a slot resource). Then, the network side performs time slot resource allocation for the terminal device by using the selected time slot configuration mode. For example, the network side in the embodiment of the present invention may perform time slot resource allocation for the terminal device by using an existing time slot resource allocation process according to the selected time slot configuration mode.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific implementation process of time slot resource allocation according to the selected time slot configuration mode.
- the time slot resource configuration mode is represented as d+u, where d represents the number of downlink time slots allocated by the network side for the terminal device, and u represents the number of uplink time slots allocated by the network side for the terminal device. It should be specially noted that if the time slot allocated by the network side for the terminal device is not continuous, d or u should include those slots that are not allocated to the terminal device in the middle of the slot discontinuous position.
- the terminal device may be a terminal device for type I and only for the full duplex type, and the terminal multi-slot class of the terminal device may include: 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45.
- the terminal multi-slot class is only an example.
- the terminal multi-slot class can be appropriately increased or decreased according to the actual network.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific performance of the terminal multi-slot class. form.
- the network side may allocate a BTTI-based time slot resource to the terminal device, and may also allocate an RTTI-based time slot resource to the terminal device.
- the allocation of time slot resources should be both upstream and downstream.
- the network side For the BTTI mode, in the downlink direction, the network side generally allocates time slot resources for signaling. When the network side allocates the downlink time slot resource to the terminal device by using the BTTI mode, the PDCH is allocated to the downlink. In the uplink direction, the network side can allocate multiple PDCHs according to the capabilities of the terminal device. For example, the terminal device can be used as the terminal device. Assign 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 PDCHs.
- the d+u of the BTTI-based time slot configuration mode allocated by the network side for the terminal device according to the terminal multi-slot capability includes:
- the network side also allocates slot resources for signaling.
- one PDCH pair (BP2 PDCHs) is generally allocated for the downlink.
- the network side allocates one PDCH pair (B ⁇ 2 PDCHs) to the uplink to satisfy the service. Therefore, the network side can allocate one PDCH pair (that is, two PDCHs) to the uplink.
- the network side can also allocate more PDCH pairs for the uplink, for example, two PDCH pairs.
- Gap resource allocation, d+u of the RTTI-based time slot configuration mode allocated by the network side for the terminal device includes two different cases: Case 1: The d+u of the RTTI-based time slot configuration mode includes the following four types: 1 2+ 2 (The assigned downlink slot's slot number is i and i+1, the assigned uplink slot's slot number is i and i+ 1); 2 2+3 (The assigned downlink slot's slot number is i 1 and i, the assigned time slot of the uplink time slot is labeled i and i+2); 3 3+2 (the time slot number of the assigned downlink time slot is i-2 and i, the time of the allocated uplink time slot) The slots are labeled i and i +
- the d+u of the RTTI-based slot configuration mode includes the following six types: 1 2+2 (The assigned downlink slot has the slot labels i and i+1, and the assigned uplink slot has the slot label as i and i+ 1 ) ; 2 2+3 (the assigned time slots of the downlink time slots are i-1 and i, and the assigned time slots of the uplink time slots are i and i+2); 3 3+2 (allocation) The time slots of the downlink time slots are labeled i-2 and i, and the time slots of the allocated uplink time slots are labeled i and i+1); 4 2+2 (the time slot number of the assigned downlink time slot is i-1 and i, the assigned time slot of the uplink time slot is labeled i and i+ 1 ); 5 2+4 (the assigned time slot of the downlink time slot is i and i+ 1, and the time slot number of the allocated uplink time slot is 1, i+ l, i+2 and
- the assigned time slot of the uplink time slot is labeled as i
- the allocated uplink time slot is i
- other i+1, i+2, i+3, i-2 , i-1, etc. also use the description of omitting the slot number.
- the terminal device here may be type I, and is only used for the terminal device of the full duplex type; the RTTI-based time slot configuration mode allocated by the network side for the terminal device is a time slot configuration manner conforming to the terminal multi-slot capability.
- the value of i above needs to be such that the slot number is greater than or equal to 0 and less than 8.
- the values of i in the following embodiments have the same restrictions, and the description will not be repeated later.
- the time slot resource configuration modes 1, 2, 3, and 4 in the first case and the second case are the most common time slot resource configuration modes.
- the time slot resource configuration in the first case and the second case is described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Modes 1, 2, 3, and 4 are explained.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a slot resource allocation manner 1 based on RTTI.
- the network side allocates time slot 1 and time slot 2 for the downlink of the PS service of the terminal device (the gray-filled box in the downlink of FIG. 2), and allocates time slot 1 for the uplink of the PS service of the terminal device.
- Time slot 2 (the box filled with gray in the uplink of Figure 2).
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of RTTI-based slot resource configuration modes 2 and 4.
- the network side has allocated time slot 2 for the downlink of the CS service of the terminal device MS1 (the white box in the downlink of Figure 3), and allocates time slot 2 for the uplink of the CS service of the MS1 (Fig. 3 uplink) White box);
- the time slot 0 and time slot 1 are allocated in the downlink (the black triangle is filled in the downlink of FIG. 3)
- the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 0 and since the CS service of MS1 exclusively occupies slot 2, the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 2, and thus can only be used for the terminal device MS1.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of time slot resource configuration modes 3 and 4 based on RTTI.
- the network side has allocated slot 1 for the downlink of the CS service of the terminal device MS1 (the white box in the downlink of FIG. 4), and allocates the slot 1 for the uplink of the CS service of the MS1 (in the uplink of FIG. 4).
- the network side needs to allocate time slot resources for the PS service of MS1, in order to effectively utilize the time slot resources, the network side allocates time slot 0 and time slot 2 for the downlink of the PS service of the terminal device MS1 ( Figure 4 is filled with black triangles in the lower direction).
- the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 0, and since the CS service monopolizes the uplink slot 1, the uplink cannot be allocated in slot 1, and thus can only be the PS service of the terminal device MS1.
- the uplink allocates slot 2 and slot 3 (the triangle in FIG. 4 is filled with black triangles). After that, if the network side needs to allocate time slot resources for the PS service of the terminal device MS2 and the PS service of the MS3, the time slot resources allocated by the network side for the downlink of the PS service of the MS2 are the time slot 0 and the time slot 2 (FIG.
- the time slot resources allocated for the downlink of the PS service of the MS3 on the network side are the time slot 3 and the time slot 4 (the block of the downlink padding line in FIG. 4), and the time slot resource allocated for the uplink of the PS service of the MS3 is the time slot 4 And time slot 5 (the block in Figure 4 is filled with slashes).
- the time slot resource configuration modes 5 and 6 in the second case are the case where two pairs of PDCH pairs are allocated in the uplink, and the time slot resource configuration modes 5 and 6 are also the most common time slot resource allocation manner.
- the time slot resource configuration modes 5 and 6 in case 2 will be described.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of a slot resource allocation manner 5 based on RTTI.
- the network side allocates time slot 1 and time slot 2 for the downlink of the PS service of the terminal device (the gray-filled box in the downlink of FIG. 5), and allocates time slot 1 for the uplink of the PS service of the terminal device.
- Time slot 2, time slot 3, and time slot 4 (the gray-filled box in the uplink of Figure 5).
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of a slot resource allocation manner 6 based on RTTI.
- slot 3 is already a CS slot. Therefore, the uplink and downlink slots 3 are exclusively occupied by the CS service, and the network side allocates slot 1 and slot 2 for the downlink of the PS service of the terminal device (in the downlink of Figure 6). Fill the gray box), and allocate time slot 1, time slot 2, time slot 4, and time slot 5 for the uplink of the PS service of the terminal device (the gray-filled box in the uplink of Figure 6).
- the following describes the terminal multi-slot class grouping in combination with the above-mentioned BTTI-based time slot resource configuration mode and RTTI-based time slot configuration mode.
- the time slot configuration mode includes the following 10 cases: 1 2+2 (the allocated downlink time slots are i and i+l The allocated uplink time slots are i and i+ 1 ); 2 2+3 (the assigned downlink time slots are i-1 and i, the allocated uplink time slots are i and i+2); 3 3+2 (allocated The downlink time slots are i-2 and i, and the allocated uplink time slots are i and i+1); 4 2+2 (the allocated downlink time slots are i_l and i, and the allocated uplink time slots are i and i+1); (1) 1+1; (2) 1+2; (3) 1+3; (4) 1+4; (5) 1+5; (6) 1+6.
- the support of the terminal multi-slot class for the above-mentioned 10 time slot configuration modes should be determined first, that is, the support for each terminal multi-slot class is selected from the above 10 time slot configuration modes.
- the time slot configuration mode For example, the time slot configuration mode supported by each terminal multi-slot class is as shown in Table 2.
- the numbers in the slot allocation manner supported by the terminal multi-slot class in the above Table 2 are the ten types described in the BTTI-based slot allocation manner and the RTTI-based slot configuration method in the above embodiment. .
- the BTTI-based slot allocation manner supported by the terminal multi-slot class is expressed as (1X2X3), (1X2X3X4), etc., and the embodiment of the present invention may also use the method of MAX(n) to express the BTTI-based time.
- the gap configuration method for example, expresses (1), (2), and (3) as MAX (3), that is, allocates up to 3 time slots in the uplink; for example, expresses (1X2X3X4) as MAC (4), that is, uplinks are allocated at most 4 time slots.
- the BTTI-based time slot configuration manner in the following embodiments may also be expressed by using MAX (n), and the description will not be repeated in the following embodiments.
- the terminal multi-slot class supporting the same slot configuration mode After determining the slot configuration mode supported by the multi-slot class of each terminal, the terminal multi-slot class supporting the same slot configuration mode will be supported. Divided into a group. Combined with Table 2, the following describes different implementations of the two partition groups.
- Example 1 1+to in the minimum number of transition slots Tra (including measurement) from the transmission to the reception as a time slot or from the to-received minimum number of conversion slots Trb (excluding measurement)
- the group division result is:
- the terminal multi-slot classes 5, 6, and 7 all supporting the slot configuration mode 1 (1X2) are divided into one group, and the slot configuration manners are supported.
- the terminal multi-slot classes 31, 36, 41 that support the slot configuration mode 143 (1X2) are divided into a group, and the terminal multi-slot class 32 that supports the slot configuration mode 1234 (1X2X3), 37, 42 divided into a group, will support the slot configuration mode
- the terminal multi-slot classes 33, 38, and 43 are grouped into one group, and all support the slot configuration mode 1234 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
- the terminal multi-slot classes 34, 39 are divided into a group (where (5) is based on Shift USF), and the terminals that support the slot configuration mode 1234 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) are multi-time.
- the gap classes 44, 45 are divided into a group.
- the terminal multi-slot class is divided into 8 groups.
- Example 2 1+to in the number of minimum conversion time slots Tra (including measurement) from transmission to reception as two time slots or from the number of minimum conversion time slots Trb (excluding measurement) from transmission to reception As a time slot (in fact, to a maximum of 63 symbol widths and 1 time slot width of 156.25 symbol widths), the group division result is:
- Dividing the terminal multi-slot classes 5, 6, and 7 into a group, dividing the terminal multi-slot classes 9, 10, 11, 36, 37 into a group, and dividing the terminal multi-slot classes 12, 38, 39 into a group The terminal multi-slot classes 31 and 41 are divided into one group, the terminal multi-slot classes 32 and 42 are divided into one group, the terminal multi-slot classes 33 and 43 are divided into one group, and the terminal multi-slot classes 34 are separately divided into a group.
- the terminal multi-slot classes 44, 45 are grouped into one group. Thus, the terminal multi-slot class is divided into 8 groups.
- terminal capability coding operations are performed for each group. Since it is divided into 8 groups, it is possible to use 3-bit terminal capability coding.
- Table 3 is merely an exemplary manner, and does not represent the group corresponding to the terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, and 7 and the time slot configuration mode 1 (1 ⁇ 2 000 may also correspond to other terminal multi-slots).
- Class group and time slot configuration mode, BP000 can Swap with any of the values from 010 to 111.
- 001 to 111 do not necessarily correspond to the contents shown in Table 3. The same is true for the relevant expressions in the following embodiments, and the description will not be repeated.
- Table 3 can be transformed into Table 4.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34 and the terminal multi-slot class 39 are combined and classified.
- the terminal multi-slot class 45 is downshifted (i.e., not used (6)), and the terminal multi-slot class 45 and the terminal multi-slot class 44 are combined and classified.
- the terminal multi-slot class 7 and the terminal multi-slot class 12 are subjected to downshift processing, that is, the terminal multi-slot class 7 is not used (3), and the terminal multi-slot class 12 is not used (4).
- the group divided by the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the manner shown in Table 4 above, and the table 4 can be simply transformed by using other downshift methods.
- the terminal multi-slot class 11 can be down-contracted.
- the terminal multi-slot class 9 and the terminal multi-slot class 10 are in the group, and the terminal multi-slot class 12 is separately divided into one group.
- the group division result is: the terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, 7 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 9, 10, 11 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 12 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 31, 36 41 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 32, 37, 42 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 33, 38, 43 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 34, 39 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 44, 45 As a group.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34, 39 is downshifted (ie, not used (5)) and then classified into the group in which the terminal multi-slot class 38, 33, 43 is located, and the terminal multi-slot class 45 or 12 or 7 is separately returned.
- a group ie terminal multi-slot class 45 or 12 or 7 no longer downshift.
- other downshifting methods may also be used to perform the division of the terminal multi-slot class group, which will not be exemplified in detail herein.
- the downshift processing can be used as little as possible in the process of dividing the terminal multi-slot class group.
- Table 5 above can be expressed as Table 6.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34, 39 is configured using (5), it is necessary to use Shift USF, so that the terminal device monitors the location of the USF slot and the other configuration of the Shift USF (such as the terminal multi-slot class 44). The slot positions of the USF are different. Similarly, the Shift USF is also required when the (6) configuration is used for the terminal multi-slot class 45.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34 is single. Single class, used for terminal multi-slot class 39 downshift (ie not used (5)), used for terminal multi-slot class 45 downshift (ie not used (6)), terminal multi-slot class 4 and terminal multi-slot Class 45 performs classification and merging.
- the terminal multi-slot class 7 (ie, not used (3)), 11 and the terminal multi-slot class 37 are downshifted.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not group the terminal multi-slot class.
- Table 6 can be simply converted using other downshift methods.
- the terminal multi-slot classes 11 and 37 may be combined into one group; or the terminal multi-slot classes 12, 38, 39 may be downshifted, and the terminal multi-slot classes 11, 37, 12, 38, 39 may be grouped together.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34 downshift is incorporated into the group in which the terminal multi-slot classes 33 and 43 are located.
- the group division result may be: a terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, 7 is a group; a terminal multi-slot class 9, 10, 36 is a group; a terminal multi-slot class 11, 37 is a group; a terminal multi-slot class 12, 38, 39 are a group; the terminal multi-slot class 31, 41 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 32, 42 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 33, 43 and 34 are a group; the terminal multi-slot class 44, 45 is a group.
- the group division result may also be: a terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, 7 is a group; a terminal multi-slot class 9, 10, 36 is a group; a terminal multi-slot class 11, 12, 37, 38, 39 is a group;
- the terminal multi-slot class 31, 41 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 32, 42 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 33, 43 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 34 is a group; the terminal multi-slot class 44, 45 is A group.
- other downshifting manners may also be used to divide the terminal multi-slot class group, which will not be exemplified in detail herein.
- the terminal multi-slot type packet is exemplified for the BTTI-based time slot configuration mode and the RTTI-based case 1 time slot configuration mode, the following is a BTTI-based time slot configuration mode and a RTTI-based case 2 time slot.
- the configuration mode exemplifies the terminal multi-slot class grouping.
- the BTTI-based time slot configuration mode and the RTTI-based time slot configuration mode are combined.
- the time slot configuration mode includes the following 12 cases: 1 2+2 (the allocated downlink time slots are i and i+l, allocated) The uplink time slots are i and i+ 1 ); 2 2+3 (the assigned downlink time slots are i-1 and i, the allocated uplink time slots are i and i+2); 3 3+2 (allocated downlink time slots) For i-2 and i, the allocated uplink time slot is ⁇ i+ 1 ); 4 2+2 (the allocated downlink time slots are 1_ 1 and 1, and the allocated uplink time slots are ⁇ i+ 1 ); 5 2+4 ( The allocated downlink time slots are i and i+ 1, and the allocated uplink time slots are i, i+ l, i+2, and i+3 ; ); 6 2+5 (the allocated downlink time slots are i and i+ 1, allocated) The uplink time slots are i,
- the terminal multi-slot class supports the above-mentioned 12 types of time slot configuration modes, that is, the support for each terminal multi-slot class is selected from the above 12 time slot configuration modes.
- the time slot configuration mode For example, the time slot configuration modes supported by each terminal multi-slot class are shown in Table 7.
- the number in the slot configuration mode is the number in the 12 slot configuration manners described above based on the BTTI slot configuration method and the RTTI based slot configuration method.
- the terminal multi-slot classes supporting the same slot configuration mode are divided into one group.
- Table 7 two different implementations of the terminal multi-slot class division group are exemplified.
- Example 3 1+to in the minimum number of transition slots Tra (including measurement) from the transmission to the reception as a time slot or from the to-received minimum number of conversion slots Trb (excluding measurement) Zero time slots (in fact, the maximum 63 symbol width, 1 time slot width is 156.25 symbol width), the terminal multi-slot class group division result is:
- the terminal multi-slot classes 5, 6, and 7 each supporting the slot configuration mode 1 (1X2) are divided into a group, and the terminal multi-slot classes 9, 10 each supporting the slot configuration mode 14 (1X2) are divided into a group,
- the terminal multi-slot classes 11 and 12 that support the slot configuration mode 14 (1X2X3) are divided into a group, and the terminal multi-slot classes 31, 36, and 41 that support the slot configuration manner 143 (1X2) are divided into a group.
- the terminal multi-slot classes 32, 37, and 42 that support the slot configuration mode 1234 (1X2X3) are divided into a group, and the terminal multi-slot classes 33, 38, and 43 that support the slot configuration mode 12345 (1X2X3X4) are divided into one.
- the terminal multi-slot classes 34, 39 that support the slot configuration mode 12345 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) are grouped into one group (where (5) is based on Shift USF),
- the terminal multislot classes 44, 45 supporting the slot configuration mode 123456 (1), (2), (3), (4), and (5) are grouped into one group.
- the terminal multi-slot class is divided into 8 groups.
- Example 4 1+to in the number of minimum conversion time slots Tra (including measurement) from transmission to reception as two time slots or from the number of minimum conversion time slots Trb (excluding measurement) from transmission to reception As a time slot (in fact, to a maximum of 63 symbol widths, 1 time slot width is 156.25 symbol widths), the result of group division is:
- terminal multi-slot classes 5, 6, and 7 that support slot configuration mode 1 (1X2) are grouped into one group;
- terminal multi-slot classes 9, 10, 36 are grouped into one group; terminal multi-slot classes 11, 12, 37 that support slot configuration mode 14 (1X2X3) are grouped into one group;
- the terminal multi-slot classes 38 and 39 of the configuration mode 145 (1X2X3X4) are divided into one group; the terminal multi-slot classes 31 and 41 that support the slot configuration mode 143 (1X2) are divided into one group; 1234 (1X2X3) terminal multi-slot classes 32, 42 are grouped into one group; terminal multi-slot classes 33, 34, 43 supporting slot configuration mode 12345 (1) (2) (3) (4) are divided into one Group; more terminals that support slot configuration mode 123456 (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
- the slot classes 44, 45 are divided into a group, thereby dividing the terminal multislot class into 8 groups.
- terminal capability coding operations are performed for each group. Since it is divided into 8 groups, it is possible to use 3-bit terminal capability coding.
- Table 8 If Table 8 is embodied, the above Table 8 can be expressed as Table 9.
- the Shift USF mode needs to be used, so that the location of the time slot of the terminal device listening to the USF is different from that of the Shift USF mode.
- the time slot location of the listening USF is different.
- the terminal device For the case of (6) of the terminal multi-slot class 45, the terminal device also needs to use the Shift USF-based method to listen to the USF.
- Table 9 the terminal multi-slot class 34 and the terminal multi-slot class 39 are combined and classified.
- the terminal multi-slot class 45 is downshifted, that is, the terminal multi-slot class 45 and the terminal multi-slot class 44 are merged and classified without using (6).
- a downshift process is applied to the terminal multislot class 7 (i.e., not used (3)) and the terminal multislot class 12 (i.e., not used (4)).
- the embodiment of the present invention is not limited to the manner shown in Table 9 above, and the table 9 may be simply transformed by using other downshift methods.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34 and 39 may be down-converted into the terminal.
- the groups in which the multi-slot classes 33, 38, and 43 are located, and the terminal multi-slot classes of other downshifts are separately listed as a group, for example, the terminal multi-slot class 12 is separately divided into one group; for example, the terminal multi-slot is The classes 45 are individually grouped into one group; further, the terminal multislot classes 7 are separately grouped together.
- Table 10 If Table 10 is embodied, it can be transformed into Table 11.
- the terminal multi-slot class 34, 39 uses the time slot configuration mode (5), it needs to use Shift USF, so that the terminal device monitors the location of the USF time slot and other time slot configuration modes that do not use Shift USF (such as the terminal multi-slot class). 4) The time slot position of the listening USF is different. Similarly, the Shift USF is also used when the terminal multi-slot class 45 uses the time slot configuration mode (6), and the terminal multi-slot class 34 is downshifted in the above table 11. It is used (i.e., without (5)) to be combined with the terminal multi-slot classes 33, 43.
- the terminal multislot class 39 is also downshifted (i.e., not used (5)), which is merged with the terminal multislot class 38.
- the terminal multislot class 45 is also downshifted (i.e., not used (6)), which is merged with the terminal multislot class 44.
- the terminal device can store the corresponding relationship between the terminal multi-slot class and the terminal capability code, so that when the terminal device needs to send the terminal capability coding information, the terminal capability coding information can be found according to the terminal multi-slot class.
- the terminal device may transmit the terminal capability coding information in the mmm of "101 mmmpprrr" of the EGPRS packet channel request message, of course, To carry in rrr of "100 mmmpprrr".
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific manifestation of the terminal capability coding information carried in the message.
- the terminal device may not store the correspondence between the terminal multi-slot class and the terminal capability code, but only store its own terminal capability coding information, so that when the terminal device needs to send the terminal capability coding information, The terminal capability coding information can be directly obtained without searching.
- Training Sequence 1 training sequence 1, TS1
- Training Sequence2 training sequence 2, TS2
- the message content of the EGPRS packet channel request message carrying the terminal capability coding information is as shown in Table 13.
- I Short Access Request: 100 The value 100 was allocated in an earlier version of the protocol and shall not be used by the mobile station
- the 3-bit mmm in the 8-bit “mmmpprrr" of the blackened italic "101" can be expressed as MS Configuration Category or as MS Capability, and can also be expressed as Configuration Category. and many more. Mmm can also be expressed as other names, and embodiments of the present invention do not limit the specific expression of the name.
- the information carried by the mmm is the terminal capability coding, that is, the coding of the terminal multi-slot class.
- the 2-bit rr can represent the Radio Priority, ie the wireless priority, and the 3-bit rrr can represent the Random Bits, ie the random bits.
- the network side After receiving the EGPRS packet channel request message, the network side obtains the information carried in the mmm of the lmpmmmpprrr, and the network side can use the foregoing Table 3 or Table 5 or Table 8 or Table 10 to determine the time slot configuration mode corresponding to the information carried by the mmm.
- the network side selects a time slot configuration mode according to the current slot resource usage. For example, if the mmm is 001, the network side uses Table 3 to learn that the corresponding slot configuration mode is 14 (1X2).
- the network side uses the RTTI mode to allocate time slot resources, the network device can perform time slots on the terminal device according to 1 or 4. Resource allocation; When the network side uses the BTTI method for time slot resource allocation, the terminal device may perform time slot resource allocation according to (1) or (2).
- the embodiment of the present invention considers the slot configuration mode supported by the multi-slot class of each terminal, and enables the terminal device to use the terminal capability coding information by reporting the terminal capability coding information by using the terminal multi-slot class group that supports the same time slot configuration mode.
- the slot configuration mode that meets the multi-slot capability of the terminal is selected, so that the slot resources can be successfully allocated to the terminal device, and the terminal capability and the waste of the slot resources are avoided.
- the apparatus for reporting terminal capability information provided by the implementation of the present invention may be located in a terminal device.
- the apparatus for reporting terminal capability information in the terminal device is as shown in FIG.
- the apparatus for reporting terminal capability information includes an obtaining module 700 and a reporting module 710.
- the obtaining module 700 acquires a terminal capability code of the terminal device.
- the terminal capability code here corresponds to a terminal multi-slot class group.
- the correspondence between the terminal capability coding and the terminal multi-slot class group is a one-to-one relationship, and one terminal multi-slot class group includes at least one terminal multi-slot class.
- Each terminal multi-slot class in a terminal multi-slot class group supports a set of identical time slot configuration modes.
- the terminal capability coding is set in consideration of the configuration of each time slot supported by each terminal multi-slot class.
- the process of setting the terminal capability coding may be as follows: First, the time slot configuration mode supported by each terminal multi-slot class is listed, and then the terminal multi-slot class supporting the same time slot configuration mode is divided into a group, and each group is respectively The terminal multi-slot class performs terminal capability coding, thereby establishing the terminal capability coding and correspondence.
- a specific example of the terminal multi-slot class group corresponding to the terminal capability code is as described in the foregoing method embodiment, and the description thereof will not be repeated here.
- the obtaining module 700 can directly obtain the terminal capability encoding information from the information stored by the terminal device.
- the obtaining module 700 may include a first obtaining submodule 701 and a second obtaining submodule 702.
- the first obtaining submodule 701 acquires terminal multi-slot class information of the terminal device.
- the second obtaining sub-module 702 searches for the terminal capability code corresponding to the terminal multi-slot class information acquired by the first obtaining sub-module 701 according to the correspondence between the terminal capability encoding and the terminal multi-slot class group stored in the terminal device.
- the correspondence between the terminal capability code stored in the terminal device and the terminal multi-slot class group may be expressed in the form of a table, a database, a text document, an IF ELSE, or the like.
- the reporting module 710 reports the terminal capability code acquired by the acquiring module 700 to the network side, to instruct the network side to allocate the time slot resource to the terminal device according to the time slot configuration mode corresponding to the terminal capability code.
- the reporting module 710 can transmit the terminal capability coding information to the network side by extending the existing message in the current network.
- the terminal device sends the terminal capability coding information in the EGPRS packet channel request message, so that the LATRED can be applied in the request. In the case of a one-step access.
- the reporting module 710 in the embodiment of the present invention can also carry the terminal capability coding information by using the newly set message.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific name and form of the message carrying the terminal capability coding information.
- the time slot resource allocation apparatus provided by the implementation of the present invention is located in a network device on the network side.
- the time slot resource allocation means is as shown in FIG.
- the slot resource allocation apparatus of FIG. 8 includes a receiving module 800, a selection module 810, and an allocation module 820.
- the receiving module 800 receives the terminal capability coding information sent by the terminal device. For example, the receiving module 800 receives the EGPRS packet channel request message sent by the terminal device, and acquires the terminal capability coding information from the "101" of the EGPRS packet channel request message.
- the specific content of the EGPRS packet channel request message is as described in the above method embodiment. The description will not be repeated here.
- the selection module 810 determines the terminal multi-slot class group corresponding to the terminal capability coding information received by the receiving module 800 according to the correspondence between the terminal capability code stored in the network side and the terminal multi-slot class group, and the description of the method embodiment shows that one terminal is for a long time.
- the slot group is also a time slot configuration mode group, that is, one terminal multi-slot class group corresponds to multiple time slot configuration modes.
- the selection module 810 determines the time slot configuration mode group corresponding to the terminal capability coding, and the selection module 810 can select one time slot configuration from the terminal multi-slot class group corresponding to the terminal capability coding. For example, the network side selects a time slot configuration mode from the terminal multi-slot class corresponding to the terminal capability code according to the current slot resource usage.
- the allocation module 820 performs time slot resource allocation for the terminal device according to the time slot configuration mode selected by the selection module 810. Distribution module
- the 820 may allocate time slot resources to the terminal device by using an existing time slot resource allocation process according to the selected time slot configuration mode.
- the embodiment of the present invention does not limit the specific implementation process of the time slot resource allocation by the allocation module 820 according to the time slot configuration mode selected by the selection module 810.
- the wireless communication system provided by the embodiment of the present invention may be a General Packet Radio Service,
- GSM Global System for Mobile communications
- GPRS General Packet Radio Service
- EDGE Evolution Enhanced Data Rate EDGE
- Embodiments of the invention do not limit the specific type of wireless communication system.
- the wireless communication system provided by the embodiment of the present invention includes a terminal device and a network side.
- the terminal device obtains its terminal capability code, and reports the terminal capability code to the network side.
- Terminal capability coding should correspond to one
- the terminal multi-slot class group, the terminal multi-slot class in the multi-slot class group of the terminal supports the same time slot configuration mode.
- the terminal device can obtain the terminal capability coding information directly from the information stored therein, and the terminal device can also obtain the multi-slot information of the terminal first, and then obtain the terminal capability coding information by using the multi-slot information of the terminal.
- the terminal device may include an obtaining module 700 and a reporting module 710, a specific implementation process of the terminal device acquiring the terminal capability encoding information, an operation performed by the obtaining module 700 and the reporting module 710, and a terminal capability encoding and a terminal multi-slot class group stored in the terminal device.
- the specific content such as the correspondence relationship is as described in the above embodiment. The description will not be repeated here.
- the network side receives the terminal capability coding information sent by the terminal device, and searches for the terminal corresponding to the received terminal capability coding information by using the received terminal capability coding information in the correspondence between the terminal capability coding and the terminal multi-slot class group. After the multi-slot class group finds the corresponding terminal multi-slot class group, the time slot configuration mode is selected from the slot configuration mode supported by the found terminal multi-slot class group, and the selected time slot configuration mode is used as the terminal.
- the device performs time slot resource allocation.
- the network side may include the receiving module 800, the selecting module 810, and the allocating module 820. The specific operations performed by each module, the correspondence between the terminal capability encoding and the terminal multi-slot class group, and the like are as described in the foregoing embodiments, and are no longer described herein. Repeat the instructions.
- the terminal multi-slot class groups between different embodiments of the terminal multi-slot class packet case exemplified above can be mutually switched and recombined to form a new terminal multi-slot class packet embodiment, and the new terminal multi-slot class
- An example of a packet embodiment is as follows: a terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, 7 is a group, a terminal multi-slot class 9, 10, 11 is a group, a terminal multi-slot class 32, 37, 42 is a group, and a terminal multi-slot
- the classes 38 and 39 are a group, the terminal multi-slot classes 31, 36, 41 are a group, the terminal multi-slot classes 33, 43 and 34 are a group, the terminal multi-slot classes 44, 45 are a group, etc.; for example, the terminal
- the application attributes of Tra and Tta in the multi-slot class in certain Media Access Modes ie, whether Tra or Tta should be used in a certain media access mode
- RTTI-based time slot configuration can also include 7 4+2 (the assigned downlink time slots are i-2, il, i, and i+l ; the allocated upstream time slots are i and i+1) and 8 4+4 (the assigned downlink time slots are i, i+l, i+2, and i+3; the allocated upstream time slots are i, i+l, i+2, and i+3) Therefore, the corresponding terminal multi-slot class grouping situation will also produce adaptive changes, such as terminal multi-slot class 5, 6, 7 which will support slot configuration mode 1 (1X2) (terminal multi-slot class 7 downshift, Not using (3 ⁇ 4) divided into a group, will support the slot configuration mode 14 (1X2) terminal multi-slot class 9, 10, 11 (terminal multi-slot class 11 downshift, not used (3)) divided into a group, will support the slot configuration mode 1234 (1X2X3) terminal multi-slot class 12 (terminal multi-slot class 12 downshift
- the terminal multi-slot class grouping case also includes other embodiments that are not exemplified by the embodiments of the present invention, it is necessary to ensure that the terminal multi-slot class supports the same time slot in each group regardless of how the terminal multi-slot class is grouped. Configuration method.
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