Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2 Overview ............................................................................................................. 4
2.1 Feature Introduction.............................................................................................. 4
2.2 License Control..................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Correlation with Other Features ............................................................................ 5
4 Parameters ......................................................................................................... 7
7 Abbreviation ..................................................................................................... 15
FIGURES
TABLES
1 Feature Attribute
BSC Version: [ZXUR 9000 GSM (V6.50.31)]
Attribute: [Basic]
MS √
BTS √
BSC √
iTC -
MSC -
MGW -
SGSN √
GGSN -
HLR -
“√”: Related, “-”: Irrelative
2 Overview
The GPRS packet data service defines four kinds of coding schemes: CS1, CS2, CS3,
and CS4. Among which, CS1 is adopted on all packet control channels except the
PRACH and PTCCH(U).
From CS1 to CS4 in turn, the valid payload message included in radio data blocks
increases the message length and radio interface rate. Accordingly, the overhead the
guard bit decreases and the anti-interference capability degrades as well.
The network adjusts the code scheme adaptively as the radio quality changes to obtain
the optimum rate in the wireless condition and enhance user experience.
1. Required Features
None
3. Affected Features
3 Technical Description
The block structure of GPRS coding is shown below.
Radio Block
USF BCS
puncturing
456 bits
Radio Block
USF BCS
block
no coding
code
456 bits
CS-1 and the SACCH use the same coding scheme on the PDTCH.
For CS2 to CS4, three USF bit are coded into six bits in the same way in advance.
USFs in CS4 are coded into 12 bits. And USFs in CS1 are not pre-coded.
For CS-1 to CS-3, add four tail bits and a half rate convolutional coding for error
correction that is punctured to give the desired coding rate.
CS-4 does not use convolutional coding and there is no coding for error correction.
The following table shows the payload length, coding bit, punctured bit, and rate.
Scheme Code rate USF Pre-code Radio BCS Tail Coded Puncture Data rate Data rate
d USF Block bits d kb/s kb/s
excl. USF bits (Note 1) (Note 2)
and BCS
NOTE 1: This value includes the RLC header, the MAC header (excluding the USF), the spare bits, and RLC
information.
NOTE 2: This value includes only RLC information.
4 Parameters
Recom
Managed Value Default
Logic Name Parameter Description Unit mended
Object Range Value
Value
Recom
Managed Value Default
Logic Name Parameter Description Unit mended
Object Range Value
Value
TBF services.
Counter ID Name
6 Engineering Guide
In the configuration resource tree, select OMMR > SubNetwork > MEID > Modify
Area > Managed Element > GSM Logical Configuration > Cell Information
Configuration > GSM Cell Configuration and set PS Support to GPRS[1], see the
following figure.
In the configuration resource tree, select OMMR > SubNetwork > MEID > Modify
Area > Managed Element > GSM Logical Configuration > Cell Information
Configuration > GSM Cell Configuration and set PS Support to Not Support[0],
see the following figure.
Coding scheme is determined by the required reliability and rates. With the support of
these coding schemes, the GPRS Link Adaption feature is achieved so that the best
rate can be reached in complex, variable radio environment, and frequency resources
are used more flexibly.
7 Abbreviation
Abbreviations Full Characteristics
GPRS General Packet Radio Service
MS Mobile Station
8 Reference Document
ZXUR 9000 BSC (V6.50.31) Base Station Controller Performance Counter Reference
ZXUR 9000 BSC (V6.50.31) Base Station Controller Radio Parameter Reference