SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
(Main)Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) (GSM); General Packet Radio Service (GPRS); Mobile Station (MS) - Base Station System (BSS) interface; Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) protocol (GSM 04.60 version 7.0.1 Release 1998)
- Abstract
Release 1998 UIC aspects of GSM data services
- Status
- Published
- Publication Date
- 31-Jan-2005
- Technical Committee
- RES - Radio equipment and systems
- Current Stage
- 6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
- Start Date
- 01-Feb-2005
- Due Date
- 01-Feb-2005
- Completion Date
- 01-Feb-2005
- Mandate
- BC-T-330
SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 is the Slovenian identical adoption of the ETSI standard for the GSM GPRS Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) protocol on the Mobile Station (MS) - Base Station System (BSS) interface. It specifies the procedures used at the radio interface reference point Um for GPRS packet data transfer between the mobile station and the network.
What does SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 specify?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 defines the GPRS Medium Access Control/Radio Link Control (MAC/RLC) procedures for Phase 2+ GSM, Release 1998. The scope covers the RLC/MAC function on Packet Data Channel (PDCH) operation and the related Packet Broadcast Control Channel (PBCCH) and Packet Common Control Channel (PCCCH) behavior used by the mobile station and network.
The document is organized around the radio interface architecture, MAC procedures, paging, TBF handling, RLC procedures, block formats, message definitions, information element coding, timers and counters, then informative annexes with examples and diagrams. The informative annexes help readers understand how the procedures and encodings are applied in practice.
| Annex | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Annex A | Bibliography |
| Annex B | RLC data block encoding examples |
| Annex C | Message sequence diagrams |
| Annex D | Fixed allocation timeslot assignment examples |
| Annex E | Repeated fixed allocations |
| Annex F | Countdown procedure examples |
| Annex G | Erroneous protocol data handling examples |
| Annex H | Document change history |
What are the key requirements of SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 sets out how GPRS devices share packet radio resources, move between idle and transfer states, and build or release Temporary Block Flows (TBFs). In practice, it tells implementers when a mobile station may transmit, what it must monitor, and how the network assigns, reassigns, or releases packet resources.
- Medium access modes in 5.2.4 are Dynamic Allocation, Extended Dynamic Allocation, and Fixed Allocation. These determine how uplink access is granted and how the mobile station interprets the Uplink State Flag (USF) or fixed radio block assignment.
- Packet idle mode in 5.3 means no TBF exists. The mobile station listens to paging on PCCCH or, if needed, on CCCH, which matters because it must stay reachable without holding packet resources.
- Packet transfer mode in 5.4 means a TBF is active on one or more PDCHs. The standard allows unidirectional transfer in both directions concurrently, so equipment must handle separate uplink and downlink flows.
- Cell reselection and system information acquisition in 5.5.1 require the mobile station to track PBCCH or BCCH system information, change marks, and consistent message sets. This matters because outdated system information can prevent access or cause incorrect channel use.
- Paging procedures in clause 6 distinguish paging for RR connection establishment from paging for downlink packet transfer. The network uses PACKET PAGING REQUEST on PCCCH, CCCH, or PACCH depending on the state of the mobile station.
- TBF establishment in clause 7 starts from a mobile station request on PRACH or from the network on PCCCH. The request uses parameters such as access class control, persistence, radio priority, and contention resolution rules.
- Packet transfer procedures in clause 8 cover uplink and downlink RLC data block transfer, polling, resource reallocation, and half-duplex handling. For implementation, this is where retransmission timing, measurement scheduling, and release behavior are coordinated.
- RLC procedures in clause 9 define acknowledged and unacknowledged mode behavior, sequence variables, segmentation and reassembly, and release or abnormal release handling. These rules preserve block order and control retransmission in acknowledged mode.
What terms does SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 define?
- Temporary Block Flow (TBF) - A temporary physical connection used for unidirectional transfer of LLC PDUs on packet data physical channels.
- Uplink State Flag (USF) - A header value on downlink PDCH blocks that helps the network multiplex uplink transmissions from different mobile stations.
- Packet idle mode - The state where no TBF exists and the mobile station only monitors paging channels.
- Packet transfer mode - The state where the mobile station has packet radio resources assigned for LLCPDU transfer.
- RLC/MAC block - The protocol data unit exchanged between RLC/MAC entities.
- RLC data block - The part of an RLC/MAC block that carries user data or upper layer signaling data.
- RLC/MAC control block - The part of an RLC/MAC block that carries a control message.
- RR connection - A physical connection between the mobile station and the network used to support exchange of information flows.
Who uses SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 is used by GSM and GPRS radio interface engineers, base station and mobile station implementers, protocol testers, and conformance teams. Network planners and operations teams use it to understand paging, broadcast information, access control, and measurement reporting behavior.
It is also relevant to buyers and quality managers who need to check whether an implementation supports packet idle and packet transfer operation, the expected access mode, and the correct handling of control messages and timers.
Which standards are used with SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005?
The standard names several companion documents that provide the surrounding GSM framework:
- GSM01.04 - abbreviations and acronyms used in the GSM system.
- GSM02.60 - stage 1 service description of GPRS.
- GSM03.03 - numbering, addressing and identification.
- GSM03.13 - discontinuous reception (DRX).
- GSM03.64 - overall description of the GPRS radio interface, including DRX mode.
- GSM04.02 - the Um reference configuration.
- GSM04.03 - channel structures and access capabilities.
- GSM04.04 - layer 1 general requirements.
- GSM04.07 and GSM04.08 - layer 3 procedures, messaging, error handling, and CCCH-based GPRS procedures.
- GSM04.64 - Logical Link Control (LLC).
- GSM05.02 and GSM05.08 - multiplexing, multiple access, and radio subsystem link control.
- GSM11.10 - MS conformity specification and test procedures.
- GSM11.21 - BSS equipment specification.
What does the SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 document contain?
The document contains clause-level procedures, message formats, information element coding, and timer and counter rules for GPRS RLC/MAC operation. It also includes detailed definitions of MAC access procedures, paging and cell reselection behavior, and the handling of system information on PBCCH and BCCH.
Later clauses define the structure of RLC/MAC blocks, the content of control messages such as Packet Downlink Assignment, Packet Uplink Assignment, Packet Paging Request, Packet Measurement Report, and Packet Timeslot Reconfigure, and the coding of elements such as TFI, TLLI, Frequency Parameters, and Packet Timing Advance. The annexes provide worked examples and message sequence diagrams that are useful for design reviews, implementation, interoperability testing, and conformance analysis.
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SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 is a standard published by the Slovenian Institute for Standardization (SIST). Its full title is "Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) (GSM); General Packet Radio Service (GPRS); Mobile Station (MS) - Base Station System (BSS) interface; Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) protocol (GSM 04.60 version 7.0.1 Release 1998)". This standard covers: Release 1998 UIC aspects of GSM data services
Release 1998 UIC aspects of GSM data services
SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 33.070.01 - Mobile services in general. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.UHQRVQHJDDigital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) (GSM); General Packet Radio Service (GPRS); Mobile Station (MS) - Base Station System (BSS) interface; Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) protocol (GSM 04.60 version 7.0.1 Release 1998)33.070.01Mobilni servisi na splošnoMobile services in generalICS:Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z:EN 301 349 Version 7.0.1SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005en01-februar-2005SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005SLOVENSKI
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ETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)EuropeanStandard(Telecommunicationsseries)Digitalcellulartelecommunicationssystem(Phase2+);GeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS);MobileStation(MS)-BaseStationSystem(BSS)interface;RadioLinkControl/MediumAccessControl(RLC/MAC)protocol(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)GLOBALSYSTEMFORMOBILECOMMUNICATIONSRSIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)2(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)ReferenceREN/SMG-020460Q7(cho03i0o.PDF)KeywordsDigitalcellulartelecommunicationssystem,GlobalSystemforMobilecommunications(GSM),GeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS)ETSIPostaladdressF-06921SophiaAntipolisCedex-FRANCEOfficeaddress650RoutedesLucioles-SophiaAntipolisValbonne-FRANCETel.:+33492944200Fax:+33493654716SiretN°34862356200017-NAF742CAssociationàbutnonlucratifenregistréeàlaSous-PréfecturedeGrasse(06)N°7803/88Internetsecretariat@etsi.frIndividualcopiesofthisETSIdeliverablecanbedownloadedfromhttp://www.etsi.orgIfyoufinderrorsinthepresentdocument,sendyourcommentto:editor@etsi.frImportantnoticeThisETSIdeliverablemaybemadeavailableinmorethanoneelectronicversionorinprint.Inanycaseofexistingorperceiveddifferenceincontentsbetweensuchversions,thereferenceversionisthePortableDocumentFormat(PDF).Incaseofdispute,thereferenceshouldbetheprintingonETSIprintersofthePDFversionkeptonaspecificnetworkdrivewithinETSISecretariat.CopyrightNotificationNopartmaybereproducedexceptasauthorizedbywrittenpermission.Thecopyrightandtheforegoingrestrictionextendtoreproductioninallmedia.©EuropeanTelecommunicationsStandardsInstitute1999.Allrightsreserved.SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)3(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)ContentsIntellectualPropertyRights.10Foreword.101Scope.112References.123Definitionsandabbreviations.133.1Vocabulary.134Layeredoverviewofradiointerface.144.1Layerservices.154.2Layerfunctions.154.3Serviceprimitives.154.4Servicesrequiredfromlowerlayers.155IntroductiontotheMediumAccessControl(MAC)procedures.155.1General.155.2Multiplexingprinciples.165.2.1TemporaryBlockFlow.165.2.2TemporaryFlowIdentity.165.2.3UplinkStateFlag.165.2.4MediumAccessmodes.165.3Packetidlemode.175.4Packettransfermode.175.5Generalproceduresinpacketidleandpackettransfermodes.175.5.1Mobilestationside.175.5.1.1Cellreselection.175.5.1.2SysteminformationonPBCCH.185.5.1.2.1SupervisionofPBCCH_CHANGE_MARKandupdateofPBCCHinformation.185.5.1.2.2ReplacementofPBCCH.195.5.1.2.3PSI1receptionfailure.195.5.1.3SysteminformationonBCCH.195.5.1.3.1SupervisionofBCCH_CHANGE_MARKandupdateofBCCHinformation.205.5.1.3.2EstablishmentofPBCCH.205.5.1.3.3SI13receptionfailure.205.5.1.4Acquisitionofsysteminformationonthebroadcastchannel.205.5.1.4.1Consistentsetsofsysteminformationmessages.215.5.1.4.2Suspensionofoperationtoreceivesysteminformation.215.5.1.4.3Requestforacquisitionofsysteminformation.225.5.1.5Discontinuousreception(DRX).225.5.1.6PagemodeproceduresonPCCCH.235.5.1.7FrequencyParameters.235.5.2Networkside.245.5.2.1SystemInformationbroadcasting.245.5.2.1.1SysteminformationonPBCCH.245.5.2.1.2SysteminformationonBCCH.255.5.2.1.3SysteminformationonPACCH(andotherlogicalchannels).255.5.2.1.4Consistentsetsofsysteminformationmessages.265.5.2.2Paging.265.6Measurementreports.265.6.1NetworkControl(NC)measurementreporting.265.6.2Extendedmeasurement(EM)reporting.276Pagingprocedures.286.1PagingprocedureforRRconnectionestablishment.286.1.1PaginginitiationusingpagingsubchannelonCCCH.28SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)4(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)6.1.2PaginginitiationusingpagingsubchannelonPCCCH.286.1.3PaginginitiationusingPACCH.286.1.4Pagingresponse.296.2Pagingprocedurefordownlinkpackettransfer.296.2.1PagingprocedureusingpagingsubchannelonCCCH.296.2.2PagingusingpagingsubchannelonPCCCH.296.2.3Pagingresponse.297MediumAccessControl(MAC)proceduresonPCCCH.297.1TBFestablishmentinitiatedbythemobilestationonPCCCH.307.1.1Permissiontoaccessthenetwork.307.1.2InitiationofaTBFestablishment.307.1.2.1Initiationofthepacketaccessprocedure.307.1.2.1.1AccesspersistencecontrolonPRACH.317.1.2.2Packetassignmentprocedure.327.1.2.2.1OnreceiptofaPACKETCHANNELREQUESTmessage.327.1.2.2.2Packetaccessqueuingnotificationprocedure.337.1.2.2.3Packetpollingprocedure.337.1.2.2.4Packetaccessrejectprocedure.337.1.2.3Contentionresolutionatonephaseaccess.347.1.2.4Onephasepacketaccesscompletion.347.1.2.5TimingAdvance.347.1.3TBFestablishmentusingtwophaseaccess.357.1.3.1InitiationofthePacketresourcerequestprocedure.357.1.3.2Packetresourceassignmentforuplinkprocedure.357.1.3.2.1OnreceiptofaPACKETRESOURCEREQUESTmessage.357.1.3.3Contentionresolutionattwophaseaccess.367.1.3.4Twophasepacketaccesscompletion.367.1.3.5TimingAdvance.367.1.4Abnormalcases.367.2TBFestablishmentinitiatedbythenetworkonPCCCH.377.2.1Enteringthepackettransfermode.377.2.1.1Packetdownlinkassignmentprocedure.377.2.1.2Packetdownlinkassignmentprocedurecompletion.387.2.1.3Packetpollingprocedure.387.2.2Abnormalcases.387.3Procedureformeasurementreportsendinginpacketidlemode.387.3.1MeasurementreportsendingprocedureinitiatedonPCCCH.397.3.1.1OnreceiptofaPACKETCHANNELREQUESTmessage.397.3.1.2OnreceiptofaPACKETUPLINKASSIGNMENTmessage.397.3.1.3OnreceiptofaPACKETACCESSREJECTmessage.397.3.1.4Abnormalcases.397.3.2MeasurementreportsendingprocedureinitiatedonCCCH.407.4CellChangeOrderproceduresinPacketIdlemode.407.4.1CellChangeOrderprocedureinitiatedonPCCCH.407.4.2CellChangeOrderprocedureinitiatedonCCCH.417.5MeasurementOrderproceduresinPacketIdlemode.417.5.1MeasurementOrderproceduresinitiatedonPCCCH.417.5.2MeasurementOrderproceduresinitiatedonCCCH.418MediumAccessControl(MAC)ProceduresinPacketTransferMode.428.1TransferofRLCdatablocks.428.1.1UplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.428.1.1.1DynamicallocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.438.1.1.1.1PACCHoperation.448.1.1.1.2ResourceReallocationforUplink.448.1.1.1.2.1Abnormalcases.458.1.1.1.3EstablishmentofDownlinkTBF.458.1.1.1.3.1Abnormalcases.468.1.1.2ExtendedDynamicAllocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.468.1.1.2.1UplinkPDCHAllocation.46SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)5(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)8.1.1.2.2PACCHoperation.478.1.1.2.3Neighbourcellpowermeasurements.478.1.1.3FixedAllocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.478.1.1.3.1TransferofRLC/MACblocks.478.1.1.3.2Reallocationforopen-endedTBF.488.1.1.3.2.1Atthebeginningofeachfixedallocation.498.1.1.3.2.2Uponreceiptofthereallocationrequest.508.1.1.3.2.3Uponexhaustionofthecurrentallocation.508.1.1.3.2.4EndingtheTBF.508.1.1.3.2.5AbnormalCases.508.1.1.3.3Neighbourcellpowermeasurements.518.1.1.3.4PACCHoperation.518.1.1.3.5EstablishmentofDownlinkTBF.528.1.1.3.5.1Abnormalcases.528.1.1.4NetworkinitiatedreleaseofuplinkTBF.538.1.1.5Abnormalcases.538.1.2DownlinkRLCdatablocktransfer.548.1.2.1DownlinkRLCdatablocktransfer.548.1.2.2PollingforPacketDownlinkAck/Nack.548.1.2.3Spare.558.1.2.4ResourceReassignmentforDownlink.558.1.2.4aEstablishmentofdownlinkTBFafterdownlinkTBFrelease.558.1.2.4.1Abnormalcases.568.1.2.5EstablishmentofuplinkTBF.568.1.2.5.1Abnormalcases.578.1.2.6Spare.588.1.2.7Fixedallocationneighbourcellpowermeasurements.588.1.2.8NetworkinitiatedabnormalreleaseofdownlinkTBF.588.1.3ConcurrentTBFproceduresforhalfduplexoperation.588.1.3.1Spare.588.1.3.2Spare.588.1.3.2.1SavingdownlinkTBFstateandinitiatinguplinkTBF.598.1.3.2.2SavingdownlinkTBFstateandrestoringuplinkTBFstate.598.1.3.2.3EndingdownlinkTBFandrestoringuplinkTBFstate.598.1.3.2.4SavinguplinkTBFstateandinitiatingdownlinkTBF.598.1.3.2.5SavinguplinkTBFstateandrestoringdownlinkTBFstate.598.1.3.2.6EndinguplinkTBFandrestoringdownlinkTBFstate.598.2PacketPDCHRelease.598.3ProcedureformeasurementreportsendinginPacketTransfermode.608.4CellChangeproceduresinPacketTransfermode.608.4.1Networkcontrolledcellreselectioncompletion.608.4.2Abnormalcases.618.5MeasurementOrderproceduresinPacketTransfermode.618.6PACKETCONTROLACKNOWLEDGEMENT.628.7Abnormalcases.628.7.1AbnormalreleasewithreturntoCCCHorPCCCH.628.7.2Abnormalreleasewithrandomaccess.628.7.3Abnormalreleasewithsysteminformation.629RadioLinkControl(RLC)proceduresinpackettransfermode.639.1Proceduresandparametersforpeer-to-peeroperation.639.1.1SendstatevariableV(S).639.1.1aControlsendstatevariableV(CS).639.1.2AcknowledgestatevariableV(A).639.1.3AcknowledgestatearrayV(B).649.1.4BlocksequencenumberBSN.649.1.4aReducedBlockSequenceNumberRBSN.649.1.5ReceivestatevariableV(R).649.1.6ReceivewindowstatevariableV(Q).659.1.7ReceivestatearrayV(N).659.1.8Startingsequencenumber(SSN)andreceivedblockbitmap(RBB).65SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)6(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)9.1.9WindowSize.669.1.9aFilleroctets.669.1.10SegmentationofLLCPDUsintoRLCdataunits.669.1.11Re-assemblyofLLCPDUsfromRLCdataunits.669.1.11aSegmentationofRLC/MACcontrolmessagesintoRLC/MACcontrolblocks.679.1.11bRe-assemblyofRLC/MACcontrolmessagesfromRLC/MACcontrolblocks.679.1.12PriorityofLLCPDUs.679.2OperationduringRLC/MACcontrolmessagetransfer.689.3OperationduringRLCdatablocktransfer.689.3.1Countdownprocedure.689.3.2Acknowledgedmodeoperation.699.3.2.1EstablishmentofTemporaryBlockFlow.699.3.2.2OperationofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.699.3.2.3ReleaseofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.709.3.2.4OperationofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.709.3.2.5ReleaseofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.719.3.3Unacknowledgedmodeoperation.719.3.3.1EstablishmentofTemporaryBlockFlow.719.3.3.2OperationofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.719.3.3.3ReleaseofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.729.3.3.4OperationofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.729.3.3.5ReleaseofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.729.4Abnormalreleasecases.739.4.1Abnormalreleasewithrandomaccess.739.4.2Abnormalreleasewithcellreselection.7310RLC/MACblockstructure.7310.1Sparebits.7410.2RLCdatablocks.7410.2.1DownlinkRLCdatablock.7410.2.2UplinkRLCdatablock.7510.3RLC/MACcontrolblocks.7510.3.1DownlinkRLC/MACcontrolblock.7510.3.2UplinkRLC/MACcontrolblock.7610.4Headerfields.7610.4.1Uplinkstateflag(USF)field.7610.4.2Retry(R)bit.7610.4.3Stallindicator(SI)bit.7710.4.4Supplementary/Polling(S/P)Bit.7710.4.5RelativeReservedBlockPeriod(RRBP)field.7710.4.6CountdownValue(CV)field.7810.4.7PayloadTypefield.7810.4.8Finalblockindicator(FBI)bit.7810.4.9TLLIIndicator(TI)bit.7810.4.9aAddressControl(AC)bit.7910.4.9bFinalSegment(FS)bit.7910.4.9cRadioTransactionIdentifier(RTI)field.7910.4.9dDirection(D)bit.7910.4.10TemporaryFlowIdentifier(TFI)field.8010.4.10aPowerReduction(PR)field.8010.4.11Extension(E)Bit.8010.4.12BlockSequenceNumber(BSN)field.8010.4.12aReducedBlockSequenceNumber(RBSN)bit.8110.4.13More(M)bit.8110.4.14LengthIndicator(LI)field.8110.4.15TLLIfield.8110.4.16RLCdatafield.8110.4.17Controlmessagecontentsfield.8211Messagefunctionaldefinitionsandcontents.8211.1Handlingoferroneousprotocoldata.82SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)7(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)11.1.1Messageclassification.8311.1.1.1Distributionmessages.8311.1.1.2Non-distributionmessages.8311.1.1.2.1Formatoftheaddressinformation.8411.1.2Errordetectionmechanism.8411.1.3Errorlabels.8411.1.3.1Genericerrorlabels.8411.1.3.2'Ignore'errorlabel.8511.1.3.3'Messageescape'errorlabel.8511.1.4Errordetectionandorderofprecedence.8511.1.4.1Unknownmessagetype.8511.1.4.2Messagenotcompatiblewithcurrentprotocolstate.8611.1.4.3Syntacticallyincorrectmessage.8611.1.4.3.1Messageswitherrorlabel:'Distributionparterror'.8611.1.4.3.2Messageswitherrorlabel:'Addressinformationparterror'.8611.1.4.3.3Messageswitherrorlabel:'Non-distributionparterror'.8611.1.4.3.4Messageswitherrorlabel:'Messageescape'.8611.1.4.3.5Messageswitherrorlabel:'Ignore'.8711.1.4.4Syntacticerrorintruncatedconcatenation.8711.1.4.5Exceptions.8711.2RLC/MACcontrolmessages.8711.2.0Messageformat.8811.2.0.1DownlinkRLC/MACmessages.8911.2.0.2UplinkRLC/MACmessages.8911.2.1PacketAccessReject.9011.2.2PacketControlAcknowledgement.9111.2.3PacketCellChangeFailure.9311.2.4PacketCellChangeOrder.9411.2.5PacketChannelRequest.9611.2.6PacketDownlinkAck/Nack.9811.2.7PacketDownlinkAssignment.10011.2.8PacketDownlinkDummyControlBlock.10311.2.8bPacketUplinkDummyControlBlock.10411.2.9PacketMeasurementReport.10511.2.9bPacketMeasurementOrder.10811.2.9cPacketMobileTBFStatus.11311.2.10PacketPagingRequest.11411.2.11PacketPDCHRelease.11611.2.12PacketPollingRequest.11711.2.13PacketPowerControl/TimingAdvance.11811.2.14PacketPRACHParameters.11911.2.15PacketQueueingNotification.12011.2.16PacketResourceRequest.12111.2.17PacketPSIStatus.12311.2.18PacketSystemInformationType1.12511.2.19PacketSystemInformationType2.12811.2.19.1ReferenceFrequencyListsinPSI2.13011.2.19.2CellAllocationinPSI2.13011.2.19.3GPRSMobileAllocationinPSI2.13111.2.19.4PCCCHDescription.13111.2.19.5Abnormalcases.13111.2.20PacketSystemInformationType3.13211.2.21PacketSystemInformationType3bis.13811.2.22PacketSystemInformationType4.14211.2.23PacketSystemInformationType5.14411.2.24Spare.14711.2.25PacketSystemInformation13.14811.2.26PacketTBFRelease.15111.2.27Spare.15111.2.28PacketUplinkAck/Nack.152SIST EN 301 349 V7.0.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.0.1(1999-12)8(GSM04.60version7.0.1Release1998)11.2.29PacketUplinkAssignment.15511.2.30Spare.16011.2.31PacketTimeslotReconfigure.16112Informationelementcoding.16712.1Overview.16712.2Spare.
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