SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
(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 7.4.1 Release 1998)
- Abstract
Added CR history that was forgotten after SMG#31
- 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 V7.4.1:2005 is the Slovenian adoption of ETSI EN 301 349 Version 7.4.1 for GSM/GPRS. It specifies the Radio Link Control/Medium Access Control (RLC/MAC) procedures on the Mobile Station (MS) - Base Station System (BSS) interface at the Um reference point. In practice, it tells implementers how packet access, packet transfer, paging, measurements, and block exchange work on GPRS packet data channels.
What does SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 specify?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 specifies the GPRS RLC/MAC layer for digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) GSM. It applies to RLC/MAC functions on Packet Data Channels (PDCH) and to packet idle mode and packet transfer mode.
The document is organized into:
- a layered overview and protocol architecture
- Medium Access Control (MAC) procedures
- paging procedures
- RLC procedures in packet transfer mode
- RLC/MAC block structure
- message functional definitions and contents
- information element coding
- timers and counters
- informative annexes with examples and a change history
| 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 examples |
| Annex H | Document change history |
What are the key requirements of SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 sets the procedures that let a mobile station share radio resources, obtain system information, and move between idle and transfer operation. The most important points are the access methods, control fields, state handling, and the rules for updating network information.
MAC access and resource allocation
Clause 5.2 defines three medium access modes - Dynamic Allocation, Extended Dynamic Allocation, and Fixed Allocation. This matters because the network and the mobile station must use a mode that matches the mobile station's multislot class and the available resources.
Clause 7 describes packet access on PCCCH, including one-phase access, two-phase access, persistence control on PRACH, and the use of PACKET CHANNEL REQUEST. In practice, this is the entry point for uplink packet service.
Temporary Block Flows and identities
Clause 5.2.1 defines the Temporary Block Flow (TBF) as the temporary connection that carries LLCPDUs on packet data physical channels. Clause 5.2.2 says each TBF uses a Temporary Flow Identity (TFI), and the same TFI may be reused in other directions or on other PDCHs. This lets the receiver identify which blocks belong to which transfer.
Clause 5.2.3 defines the Uplink State Flag (USF), which the network uses to multiplex uplink radio blocks from different mobile stations. In practice, the mobile station must watch the USF before transmitting on a shared uplink channel.
System information and cell selection
Clauses 5.5.1.2 and 5.5.1.3 require the mobile station to receive and track system information on PBCCH or BCCH, depending on what the cell provides. Change mark handling is central here: the mobile station checks PBCCH_CHANGE_MARK or BCCH_CHANGE_MARK and updates the stored information when values change.
This matters because the mobile station must know when cell parameters, scheduling, or GPRS support have changed before it can access the cell or continue packet transfer.
Paging and downlink access
Clause 6 covers paging for RR connection establishment and downlink packet transfer. The standard distinguishes paging on CCCH, PCCCH, and PACCH, and it ties paging behavior to the mobile station's mode and class. In practice, this determines how the network reaches an idle or transferring mobile station.
RLC transfer behavior
Clause 9 defines acknowledged and unacknowledged operation, sequence variables, window handling, segmentation, reassembly, and retransmission behavior. This is the core data-link behavior: it governs how LLCPDUs are split into RLC units, how errors are handled, and when missing blocks are retransmitted.
Block formats and message content
Clause 10 defines the RLC/MAC block structure and the header fields such as BSN, TFI, USF, RRBP, FBI, and TLLI-related fields. Clause 11 defines the control messages, including Packet Downlink Assignment, Packet Uplink Assignment, Packet Measurement Report, Packet Paging Request, Packet Resource Request, Packet TBF Release, and Packet Timeslot Reconfigure. For implementers, these clauses are the message grammar of the protocol.
Information elements, timers, and counters
Clause 12 defines the coding of information elements used in assignments, measurements, paging, and cell information. Clause 13 defines timers and counters on the mobile station and network sides, which control retransmission, reporting, and supervision. These values matter in implementation and test because they drive protocol timing and state changes.
What terms does SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 define?
- Temporary Block Flow (TBF) - A temporary physical connection used for one-way transfer of LLCPDUs on packet data physical channels.
- Temporary Flow Identity (TFI) - The identifier assigned by the network to a TBF so blocks can be matched to the correct transfer.
- Uplink State Flag (USF) - A field used on downlink PDCH blocks to tell a mobile station when it may transmit uplink blocks.
- Packet idle mode - The mode in which no TBF exists and the mobile station monitors paging channels for incoming service.
- Packet transfer mode - The mode in which the mobile station has radio resources and transfers LLCPDUs over one or more PDCHs.
- RLC/MAC block - The protocol data unit exchanged between RLC/MAC entities, carrying either user data or control information.
- RR connection - A physical connection between the mobile station and the network that supports upper-layer information exchange.
Who uses SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 is used by GSM/GPRS radio engineers, mobile station designers, base station system engineers, and protocol test teams. It is also used by quality managers and conformance testers who need to verify packet access, paging, measurement reporting, block coding, and timer behavior. Network operators and implementers use it when checking that a cell's broadcast information, access mode, and paging behavior match the expected GPRS operation.
Which standards are used with SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 is used together with several GSM specifications that define the surrounding radio interface:
- GSM01.04 - abbreviations and acronyms
- GSM02.60 - GPRS service description
- GSM03.03 - numbering, addressing and identification
- GSM03.13 - discontinuous reception
- GSM03.64 - overall description of the GPRS radio interface
- GSM04.02 - PLMN access reference configuration and the Um reference point
- GSM04.03 - MS-BSS interface channel structures and access capabilities
- GSM04.04 - Layer 1 general requirements
- GSM04.07 and GSM04.08 - layer 3 aspects and CCCH-related procedures
- GSM04.64 - Logical Link Control (LLC)
- GSM05.02 - multiplexing and multiple access
- GSM05.08 - radio subsystem link control, including measurements and reselection
- GSM11.10 and GSM11.21 - conformance and BSS equipment specification
What does the SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 document contain?
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 contains the protocol rules, message formats, information element codings, and timer/counter definitions needed to implement GPRS RLC/MAC. It also includes worked examples for block encoding, fixed allocation, countdown procedure operation, and error handling in the informative annexes.
The body of the document includes a large catalog of named messages and coded fields such as PACKET SYSTEM INFORMATION types, PACKET PAGING REQUEST, PACKET CHANNEL REQUEST, PACKET UPLINK/DOWNLINK ASSIGNMENT, and PACKET TBF RELEASE. It also gives sequence diagrams and tables for consistent system information sets, which are used when designing, testing, or troubleshooting GPRS signaling behavior.
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SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 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 7.4.1 Release 1998)". This standard covers: Added CR history that was forgotten after SMG#31
Added CR history that was forgotten after SMG#31
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 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.
SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005 is associated with the following European legislation: Standardization Mandates: BC-T-330. When a standard is cited in the Official Journal of the European Union, products manufactured in conformity with it benefit from a presumption of conformity with the essential requirements of the corresponding EU directive or regulation.
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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 7.4.1 Release 1998)33.070.01Mobilni servisi na splošnoMobile services in generalICS:Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z:EN 301 349 Version 7.4.1SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005en01-februar-2005SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005SLOVENSKI
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ETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)EuropeanStandard(Telecommunicationsseries)Digitalcellulartelecommunicationssystem(Phase2+);GeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS);MobileStation(MS)-BaseStationSystem(BSS)interface;RadioLinkControl/MediumAccessControl(RLC/MAC)protocol(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)GLOBALSYSTEMFORMOBILECOMMUNICATIONSRSIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)2(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)ReferenceREN/SMG-020460Q7R3KeywordsDigitalcellulartelecommunicationssystem,GlobalSystemforMobilecommunications(GSM),GeneralPacketRadioService(GPRS)ETSI650RoutedesLuciolesF-06921SophiaAntipolisCedex-FRANCETel.:+33492944200Fax:+33493654716SiretN°34862356200017-NAF742CAssociationàbutnonlucratifenregistréeàlaSous-PréfecturedeGrasse(06)N°7803/88ImportantnoticeIndividualcopiesofthepresentdocumentcanbedownloadedfrom:http://www.etsi.orgThepresentdocumentmaybemadeavailableinmorethanoneelectronicversionorinprint.Inanycaseofexistingorperceiveddifferenceincontentsbetweensuchversions,thereferenceversionisthePortableDocumentFormat(PDF).Incaseofdispute,thereferenceshallbetheprintingonETSIprintersofthePDFversionkeptonaspecificnetworkdrivewithinETSISecretariat.Usersofthepresentdocumentshouldbeawarethatthedocumentmaybesubjecttorevisionorchangeofstatus.InformationonthecurrentstatusofthisandotherETSIdocumentsisavailableathttp://www.etsi.org/tb/status/Ifyoufinderrorsinthepresentdocument,sendyourcommentto:editor@etsi.frCopyrightNotificationNopartmaybereproducedexceptasauthorizedbywrittenpermission.Thecopyrightandtheforegoingrestrictionextendtoreproductioninallmedia.©EuropeanTelecommunicationsStandardsInstitute2000.Allrightsreserved.SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)3(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)ContentsIntellectualPropertyRights.10Foreword.101Scope.112References.123Definitionsandabbreviations.133.1Vocabulary.134Layeredoverviewofradiointerface.144.1Layerservices.154.2Layerfunctions.154.3Serviceprimitives.164.4Servicesrequiredfromlowerlayers.165IntroductiontotheMediumAccessControl(MAC)procedures.165.1General.165.2Multiplexingprinciples.165.2.1TemporaryBlockFlow.165.2.2TemporaryFlowIdentity.165.2.3UplinkStateFlag.175.2.4MediumAccessmodes.175.3Packetidlemode.175.4Packettransfermode.175.5Generalproceduresinpacketidleandpackettransfermodes.185.5.1Mobilestationside.185.5.1.1Cellreselection.185.5.1.2SysteminformationonPBCCH.195.5.1.2.1SupervisionofPBCCH_CHANGE_MARKandupdateofPBCCHinformation.195.5.1.2.2ReplacementofPBCCH.205.5.1.2.3PSI1receptionfailure.205.5.1.3SysteminformationonBCCH.205.5.1.3.1SupervisionofBCCH_CHANGE_MARKandupdateofBCCHinformation.205.5.1.3.2EstablishmentofPBCCH.215.5.1.3.3SI13receptionfailure.215.5.1.4Acquisitionofsysteminformationonthebroadcastchannel.215.5.1.4.1Consistentsetsofsysteminformationmessages.225.5.1.4.2Suspensionofoperationtoreceivesysteminformation.225.5.1.4.3Requestforacquisitionofsysteminformation.225.5.1.5Discontinuousreception(DRX).235.5.1.6PagemodeproceduresonPCCCH.235.5.1.7FrequencyParameters.245.5.1.8TLLImanagement.255.5.2Networkside.255.5.2.1SystemInformationbroadcasting.255.5.2.1.1SysteminformationonPBCCH.255.5.2.1.2SysteminformationonBCCH.255.5.2.1.3SysteminformationonPACCH(andotherlogicalchannels).265.5.2.1.4Consistentsetsofsysteminformationmessages.265.5.2.2Paging.275.6Measurementreports.275.6.1NetworkControl(NC)measurementreporting.275.6.2Extendedmeasurement(EM)reporting.286Pagingprocedures.286.1PagingprocedureforRRconnectionestablishment.286.1.1PaginginitiationusingpagingsubchannelonCCCH.296.1.2PaginginitiationusingpagingsubchannelonPCCCH.29SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)4(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)6.1.3PaginginitiationusingPACCH.296.1.4Pagingresponse.296.2Pagingprocedurefordownlinkpackettransfer.296.2.1PagingprocedureusingpagingsubchannelonCCCH.306.2.2PagingusingpagingsubchannelonPCCCH.306.2.3Pagingresponse.307MediumAccessControl(MAC)proceduresonPCCCH.307.1TBFestablishmentinitiatedbythemobilestationonPCCCH.307.1.1Permissiontoaccessthenetwork.317.1.2InitiationofaTBFestablishment.317.1.2.1Initiationofthepacketaccessprocedure.317.1.2.1.1AccesspersistencecontrolonPRACH.317.1.2.2Packetassignmentprocedure.327.1.2.2.1OnreceiptofaPACKETCHANNELREQUESTmessage.327.1.2.2.2Packetaccessqueuingnotificationprocedure.337.1.2.2.3Packetpollingprocedure.347.1.2.2.4Packetaccessrejectprocedure.347.1.2.3Contentionresolutionatonephaseaccess.357.1.2.4Onephasepacketaccesscompletion.357.1.2.5TimingAdvance.357.1.3TBFestablishmentusingtwophaseaccess.357.1.3.1InitiationofthePacketresourcerequestprocedure.367.1.3.2Packetresourceassignmentforuplinkprocedure.367.1.3.2.1OnreceiptofaPACKETRESOURCEREQUESTmessage.367.1.3.3Contentionresolutionattwophaseaccess.367.1.3.4Twophasepacketaccesscompletion.377.1.3.5TimingAdvance.377.1.4Abnormalcases.377.2TBFestablishmentinitiatedbythenetworkonPCCCH.377.2.1Enteringthepackettransfermode.387.2.1.1Packetdownlinkassignmentprocedure.387.2.1.2Packetdownlinkassignmentprocedurecompletion.397.2.1.3Packetpollingprocedure.397.2.2Abnormalcases.397.3Procedureformeasurementreportsendinginpacketidlemode.397.3.1MeasurementreportsendingprocedureinitiatedonPCCCH.407.3.1.1OnreceiptofaPACKETCHANNELREQUESTmessage.407.3.1.2OnreceiptofaPACKETUPLINKASSIGNMENTmessage.407.3.1.3OnreceiptofaPACKETACCESSREJECTmessage.407.3.1.4Abnormalcases.407.3.2MeasurementreportsendingprocedureinitiatedonCCCH.417.4CellChangeOrderproceduresinPacketIdlemode.417.4.1CellChangeOrderprocedureinitiatedonPCCCH.417.4.2CellChangeOrderprocedureinitiatedonCCCH.427.5MeasurementOrderproceduresinPacketIdlemode.427.5.1MeasurementOrderproceduresinitiatedonPCCCH.427.5.2MeasurementOrderproceduresinitiatedonCCCH.428MediumAccessControl(MAC)ProceduresinPacketTransferMode.438.1TransferofRLCdatablocks.438.1.1UplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.438.1.1.1DynamicallocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.448.1.1.1.1PACCHoperation.458.1.1.1.2ResourceReallocationforUplink.458.1.1.1.2.1Abnormalcases.468.1.1.1.3EstablishmentofDownlinkTBF.468.1.1.1.3.1Abnormalcases.478.1.1.2ExtendedDynamicAllocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.478.1.1.2.1UplinkPDCHAllocation.478.1.1.2.2PACCHoperation.488.1.1.2.3Neighbourcellpowermeasurements.48SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)5(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)8.1.1.3FixedAllocationuplinkRLCdatablocktransfer.488.1.1.3.1TransferofRLC/MACblocks.488.1.1.3.2Reallocationforopen-endedTBF.498.1.1.3.2.1Atthebeginningofeachfixedallocation.518.1.1.3.2.2Uponreceiptofthereallocationrequest.518.1.1.3.2.3Uponexhaustionofthecurrentallocation.518.1.1.3.2.4EndingtheTBF.518.1.1.3.2.5AbnormalCases.528.1.1.3.3Neighbourcellpowermeasurements.528.1.1.3.4PACCHoperation.528.1.1.3.5EstablishmentofDownlinkTBF.538.1.1.3.5.1Abnormalcases.538.1.1.4NetworkinitiatedreleaseofuplinkTBF.548.1.1.5Abnormalcases.548.1.2DownlinkRLCdatablocktransfer.558.1.2.1DownlinkRLCdatablocktransfer.558.1.2.1.1Abnormalcases.558.1.2.2PollingforPacketDownlinkAck/Nack.568.1.2.3Spare.568.1.2.4aEstablishmentofdownlinkTBFafterdownlinkTBFrelease.568.1.2.4.1Abnormalcases.578.1.2.5EstablishmentofuplinkTBF.578.1.2.5.1Abnormalcases.588.1.2.6Spare.598.1.2.7Fixedallocationneighbourcellpowermeasurements.598.1.2.8NetworkinitiatedabnormalreleaseofdownlinkTBF.598.1.3ConcurrentTBFproceduresforhalfduplexoperation.608.1.3.1Spare.608.1.3.2Spare.608.1.3.2.1SavingdownlinkTBFstateandinitiatinguplinkTBF.608.1.3.2.2SavingdownlinkTBFstateandrestoringuplinkTBFstate.608.1.3.2.3EndingdownlinkTBFandrestoringuplinkTBFstate.608.1.3.2.4SavinguplinkTBFstateandinitiatingdownlinkTBF.608.1.3.2.5SavinguplinkTBFstateandrestoringdownlinkTBFstate.608.1.3.2.6EndinguplinkTBFandrestoringdownlinkTBFstate.608.2PacketPDCHRelease.618.3ProcedureformeasurementreportsendinginPacketTransfermode.618.4Networkcontrolledcellreselectionprocedure.618.4.1Networkcontrolledcellreselectioncompletion.628.4.2Abnormalcases.628.5MeasurementOrderproceduresinPacketTransfermode.628.6PACKETCONTROLACKNOWLEDGEMENT.638.7Abnormalcases.638.7.1AbnormalreleasewithreturntoCCCHorPCCCH.638.7.2Abnormalreleasewithrandomaccess.638.7.3Abnormalreleasewithsysteminformation.649RadioLinkControl(RLC)proceduresinpackettransfermode.649.1Proceduresandparametersforpeer-to-peeroperation.649.1.1SendstatevariableV(S).649.1.1aControlsendstatevariableV(CS).649.1.2AcknowledgestatevariableV(A).659.1.3AcknowledgestatearrayV(B).659.1.4BlocksequencenumberBSN.659.1.4aReducedBlockSequenceNumberRBSN.659.1.5ReceivestatevariableV(R).659.1.6ReceivewindowstatevariableV(Q).669.1.7ReceivestatearrayV(N).669.1.8Startingsequencenumber(SSN)andreceivedblockbitmap(RBB).669.1.9WindowSize.679.1.10SegmentationofLLCPDUsintoRLCdataunits.679.1.11Re-assemblyofLLCPDUsfromRLCdataunits.67SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)6(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)9.1.11aSegmentationofRLC/MACcontrolmessagesintoRLC/MACcontrolblocks.689.1.11bRe-assemblyofRLC/MACcontrolmessagesfromRLC/MACcontrolblocks.689.1.12PriorityofLLCPDUs.699.2OperationduringRLC/MACcontrolmessagetransfer.699.3OperationduringRLCdatablocktransfer.699.3.1Countdownprocedure.699.3.2Acknowledgedmodeoperation.709.3.2.1EstablishmentofTemporaryBlockFlow.709.3.2.2OperationofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.709.3.2.3ReleaseofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.719.3.2.4OperationofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.719.3.2.5ReleaseofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.729.3.3Unacknowledgedmodeoperation.729.3.3.1EstablishmentofTemporaryBlockFlow.729.3.3.2OperationofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.729.3.3.3ReleaseofuplinkTemporaryBlockFlow.739.3.3.4OperationofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.739.3.3.5ReleaseofdownlinkTemporaryBlockFlow.749.4Abnormalreleasecases.749.4.1Abnormalreleasewithrandomaccess.749.4.2Abnormalreleasewithcellreselection.7410RLC/MACblockstructure.7510.1Sparebits.7510.2RLCdatablocks.7510.2.1DownlinkRLCdatablock.7510.2.2UplinkRLCdatablock.7610.3RLC/MACcontrolblocks.7610.3.1DownlinkRLC/MACcontrolblock.7610.3.2UplinkRLC/MACcontrolblock.7710.4Headerfields.7710.4.1Uplinkstateflag(USF)field.7710.4.2Retry(R)bit.7710.4.3Stallindicator(SI)bit.7810.4.4Supplementary/Polling(S/P)Bit.7810.4.5RelativeReservedBlockPeriod(RRBP)field.7810.4.6CountdownValue(CV)field.7910.4.7PayloadTypefield.7910.4.8Finalblockindicator(FBI)bit.7910.4.9TLLIIndicator(TI)bit.7910.4.9aAddressControl(AC)bit.8010.4.9bFinalSegment(FS)bit.8010.4.9cRadioTransactionIdentifier(RTI)field.8010.4.9dDirection(D)bit.8010.4.10TemporaryFlowIdentity(TFI)field.8010.4.10aPowerReduction(PR)field.8010.4.11Extension(E)Bit.8110.4.12BlockSequenceNumber(BSN)field.8110.4.12aReducedBlockSequenceNumber(RBSN)bit.8110.4.13More(M)bit.8210.4.14LengthIndicator(LI)field.8210.4.15TLLIfield.8210.4.16RLCdatafield.8310.4.17Controlmessagecontentsfield.8311Messagefunctionaldefinitionsandcontents.8311.1Handlingoferroneousprotocoldata.8411.1.1Messageclassification.8411.1.1.1Distributionmessages.8411.1.1.2Non-distributionmessages.8411.1.1.2.1Formatoftheaddressinformation.8511.1.2Errordetectionmechanism.85SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
ETSIETSIEN301349V7.4.1(2000-10)7(GSM04.60version7.4.1Release1998)11.1.3Errorlabels.8511.1.3.1Genericerrorlabels.8511.1.3.2'Ignore'errorlabel.8611.1.3.3'Messageescape'errorlabel.8611.1.4Errordetectionandorderofprecedence.8611.1.4.1Unknownmessagetype.8711.1.4.2Messagenotcompatiblewithcurrentprotocolstate.8711.1.4.3Syntacticallyincorrectmessage.8711.1.4.3.1Messageswitherrorlabel:'Distributionparterror'.8711.1.4.3.2Messageswitherrorlabel:'Addressinformationparterror'.8711.1.4.3.3Messageswitherrorlabel:'Non-distributionparterror'.8711.1.4.3.4Messageswitherrorlabel:'Messageescape'.8811.1.4.3.5Messageswitherrorlabel:'Ignore'.8811.1.4.4Syntacticerrorintruncatedconcatenation.8811.1.4.5Exceptions.8811.2RLC/MACcontrolmessages.8811.2.0Messageformat.8911.2.0.1DownlinkRLC/MACmessages.8911.2.0.2UplinkRLC/MACmessages.9011.2.1PacketAccessReject.9111.2.2PacketControlAcknowledgement.9211.2.3PacketCellChangeFailure.9311.2.4PacketCellChangeOrder.9411.2.5PacketChannelRequest.9611.2.6PacketDownlinkAck/Nack.9811.2.7PacketDownlinkAssignment.9911.2.8PacketDownlinkDummyControlBlock.10211.2.8aVoid.10211.2.8bPacketUplinkDummyControlBlock.10211.2.9PacketMeasurementReport.10311.2.9aVoid.10511.2.9bPacketMeasurementOrder.10611.2.9cPacketMobileTBFStatus.11011.2.10PacketPagingRequest.11111.2.11PacketPDCHRelease.11311.2.12PacketPollingRequest.11411.2.13PacketPowerControl/TimingAdvance.11511.2.14PacketPRACHParameters.11611.2.15PacketQueueingNotification.11711.2.16PacketResourceRequest.11811.2.17PacketPSIStatus.12011.2.18PacketSystemInformationType1.12211.2.19PacketSystemInformationType2.12411.2.19.1ReferenceFrequencyListsinPSI2.12611.2.19.2CellAllocationinPSI2.12611.2.19.3GPRSMobileAllocationinPSI2.12611.2.19.4PCCCHDescription.12611.2.19.5Abnormalcases.12611.2.20PacketSystemInformationType3.12711.2.21PacketSystemInformationType3bis.13311.2.22PacketSystemInformationType4.13511.2.23PacketSystemInformationType5.13711.2.24Spare.14011.2.25PacketSystemInformation13.14111.2.26PacketTBFRelease.14411.2.27Spare.14411.2.28PacketUplinkAck/Nack.14511.2.29PacketUplinkAssignment.14711.2.30Spare.15211.2.31PacketTimeslotReconfigure.152SIST EN 301 349 V7.4.1:2005
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