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    1.8 Discontinuous Reception and Discontinuous Transmission1.8.1 Discontinuous Reception and Paging ChannelIn idle mode, if MS selects a cell as its service cell, it begins to receive the paging information from thiscell. But in order to reduce power consumption, discontinuous reception (DRX) is introduced in GSM.Each user (IMSI) belongs to a paging group and each paging group corresponds to a pagingsubchannel. MS can calculate which group it belongs to based on the last three digits of its IMSI andthe configuration of paging channel in this location area, and then locate the paging subchannel of thispaging group. In fact, in idle mode, MS just listens to the paging information from the system on itssubchannel (MS also monitors the Relev of BCCH carrier frequency in non-service area during thisperiod of time) and ignores the information on other paging subchannels. Some of the hardwareequipments are even switched off to save the power of MS. But MS must complete the required task ofnetwork information measurement within a specified time.Through DRX, MS can receive the broadcast short messages that the users want to know with lesspower consumption, thus extending the service time. BSC has to send scheduling messages to supportDRX at MS. One scheduling message contains lots of broadcast short messages to be sent soon. Thetime that all broadcast short messages of a scheduling information takes is a scheduling cycle.

    Scheduling information contains the description of all short messages to be broadcast in order and alsoindicates the position of the messages in scheduling cycle. Through scheduling messages, MS canfind the broadcast short messages it wants quickly so as to reduce its power consumption.The number of paging subchannels of each cell can be calculated based on the configuration type ofCCCH, BS_AG_BLKS_RES (the number of blocks belonging to AGCH in 51 multiframe), andBS_PA_MFRMS (the number of 51 multiframes used as one paging subchannel cycle).When there are three CCCHs in a 51 multiframe, the number of paging subchannels is (3-BS_AG_BLKS_RES) BS_PA_MFRMSWhen there are nine CCCHs in a 51 multiframe, the number of paging subchannels is (9-BS_AG_BLKS_RES)BS_PA_MFRMSIn addition, the configuration of CCCH parameters has the following principles:The greater the parameter BS_PA_MFRMS, the more the paging subchannels, and the less the usersof each paging subchannel, but the total capacity of the system remains the same, because theaverage delay of the paging information on radio channel increases. When the ratio of retransmissionwaiting is relatively high, BS_PA_MFRMS should be improved to increase the paging subchannels;when the ratio of retransmission waiting is relatively low, BS_PA_MFRMS should be reduced to shorten

    the paging delay.The capacities of paging subchannels of all cells in a location area should be the same, because thepaging message of a location area must be sent in all the cells of this location area at the same time.The longer the cycle of paging channel, the less power the MS in this service area takes. For example,in cities, this cycle can be defined as 2, which means MS listens to paging messages once for every102 frames. In rural areas, this cycle can be defined as 4 or 6. The MS with the paging channel cycle of6 consumes 18% less power than the MS with the paging channel cycle of 2. After measuring thesystem information, MS enters the rest state and listens to the paging information in the specifiedpaging blocks only and measures the Relev of BCCH of neighbor cells at the same time. After 30 s, MSwill listen to system information again to judge the cell re-selection process.In GSM, CCCH mainly includes AGCH and PCH. Its primary function is to transmit immediateassignment messages and paging messages. CCCH can be one or several physical channels and itcan also share a physical channel with SDCCH. The combination mode of CCCH depends on theparameter CCCH_CONF. The configuration of CCCH_CONF must be consistent with the actualconfiguration. It is recommended that when there is only one TRX in a cell, the configuration of CCCHcan be a physical channel shared with SDCCH (3 CCCH information blocks).When the traffic volume is extremely large, in case one physical timeslot is not enough, GSMspecification allows the configuration of multiple CCCH channels on the TRX besides BCCH, but thesechannels must be used in timeslot 0, 2, 4, and 6.When CCCH_CONF is confirmed, parameter BS_AG_BLKS_RES actually decides the ratio of AGCHand PCH on CCCH. It is recommended that this parameter be configured as little as possible in order toreduce the response time of MS to paging.1.8.2 DTXI. DTXOverviewDuring communication, only 40% time is used for conversation; no useful information is transmittedduring the rest 60% time. If all the information is transmitted to network, many of the system resourceswill be wasted, in addition, the interference will aggravate. In order to solve this problem, GSM adoptsDTX technology to stop signal transmission when there is no voice signal. Therefore, the interferencelevel is reduced and the system efficiency is improved.There are two kinds of transmission modes in GSM: normal mode and discontinuous transmission(DTX) mode. In normal mode, noise and voice have the same transmission quality. In DTX mode, thetransmission of unuseful messages is prohibited. MS only sends man-made noise signals that aretolerable, which means this noise will not annoy the listeners nor affect the conversation. This kind ofnoise is called comfort noise. In DTX mode, 260-bit code is transmitted in every 480 ms; in normalmode, 260-bit code is transmitted in every 20 ms.Whether the downlink DTX is adopted or not is controlled by network operators of the exchange part.This kind of control is based on BSC. The control information is transmitted to baseband processingpart through dedicated signaling channel, and then arrives at TC through the inband signaling of TRAUframe to indicate whether downlink DTX is adopted. For some vendors, the downlink DTX can beconfigured on the basis of cell.

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    Uplink DTX is configured by network operators of the radio part. The parameter DTX in systeminformation consists of 2 bits.Parameter DTX is contained in cell option of information unit and transmitted periodically in the systeminformation of each cell broadcast. MS decides whether to start DTX function based on this information.DTX can be used for voice signal transmission and nontransparent data transmission. BCCH TRX doesnot use this technology. The benefits of DTX are listed below:Uplink DTX can save MS batteries and reduce interference.Downlink DTX can save BTS power consumption and reduce interference and intra-BTS intermodulation.Uplink DTX and downlink DTX used together can improve the intra-frequency ratio of the system. Thiskind of improvement, when used in aggressive-frequency-reuse cell planning, especially when used withfrequency hopping, can greatly expand the system capacity.II. Voice Activity DetectionFor voice activity detection (VAD), the source must indicate when the transmission is required. WhenDTX mode is activated, the encoder must detect the signal is voice or noise. Therefore, the VAD isrequired. VAD can differentiate voice from noise through calculating some signal parameters andthreshold values. This kind of differentiation is based on an energy rule: the energy of noise is alwayslower than that of voice.VAD generates a group of threshold value in every 20 ms to judge whether the next 20ms block is voiceor noise. When the background noise is too loud, the noise signal will be regarded as voice signal totransmit.III. Silence IndicatorThe coding procedure of noise is the same as that of voice. After sampling and quantification, a noiseblock will be produce by encoder in every 20ms. Like voice block, the coded noise block also contains260 bits, which forms a SID frame. The SID frame will go through channel coding, interleaving,encryption and modulation and finally be sent by eight continuous bursts.On TCH, a complete SACCH information block has four 26 muliframe cycles (480 ms). In order todifferentiate voice frame and SID frame, these eight continuous bursts are arranged at the beginning ofthe third multiframe. During other time of the 480 ms, no information is transmitted except SACCHtimeslot. The SID frame made from the 20 ms noise block is interleaved with the preceding frame andthe following frame; the first SID frame is interleaved with the preceding voice frame and the followingSID frame.IV. MeasurementUplink DTX and downlink DTX are two irrelevant procedures that are activated by system parametersrespectively. There are two kinds of measurement in GSM: full measurement and sub measurement.Global measurement is the average of the level and quality of the 104 timeslots in a measurement cycle(four 26 multiframes); local measurement is the average of level and quality of 12 timeslots, includingeight continuous TCH bursts (for TCH/F, 0-103 TDMA frames as a cycle. The frame numbers of theseeight bursts are 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, and 59. when no voice or signaling is transmitted, thedescriptor of comfort noise they contain is called SID) and four SACCH bursts (0-103 TDMA frames asa cycle, for timeslot 0, the frame numbers of these four bursts are 12, 38, 64, and 90; for timeslot 1, theframe number is that of timeslot 0 plus 13. similarly, the frame numbers that the eight timeslotscorrespond to can be obtained in this way). In order to achieve uniformity, no matter the uplink DTX ordownlink DTX is activated or not, BTS and MS must complete these two kinds of measurement. EachSACCH measurement report of BTS and MS indicates whether DTX is used in last measurement reporttime. BSC choose one of the two kinds of measurement based on this indication.: ourdot 0:15

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