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Contents
2 Handovers.................................................................................9
2.1 Internal Handover, Intra Cell.....................................................10
2.2 Internal Handover, Inter Cell.....................................................11
2.3 External Handover....................................................................12
Identity Request
11 DT1 Identity Request
12 Identity Request ( SDCCH )
Identity Response ( SDCCH ) 13
Identity Response DT1 Identity Response 14 IDENTIFICATION
AND
Authenticate AUTHENTICATION
15 DT1Authentication Request PROCEDURES
16 Authentication Request ( SDCCH )
Authentication Response ( SDCCH ) 17
18
DT1 Authentication Response
Authentication Response
Set Ciphering Mode 19 21 Ciphering Mode Command ( SDCCH )
DT1 Cipher Mode Command
20 Encryption Command
CIPHERING AND
ENCRYPTION
23 Ciphering Mode Complete ( SDCCH ) 22 PART
DT1Cipher Mode Complete
Access Request Ack.
3 Handovers
The measurements reported from BTS and MS are all the time monitored by the
BSC. These measurements are received for all active signalling and traffic
channels. In the BSC there are defined thresholds for e.g. the rx quality and rx
level and the measurement average values are compared with these. Based on
this comparison the BSC will decide if a handover is required. The reasons for
the handovers are listed below.
HO
Measurement Report ( SACCH ) 1 MEASUREMENTS
Measurement Report/Result
2
Physical Context Request PHYSICAL
3 CONTEXT
INFORMATION
Physical Context Confirmed
4
Channel Activation NEW
5 RESERVATION
AND
Channel Activation Ack. ACTIVATION
6
Assignment Command (FACCH ) SIGNALLING
7 ON FACCH OLD
SABM ( FACCH )
Establish Indication 8
9 UA ( FACCH )
SIGNALLING ON
10 FACCH NEW
Assignment Complete ( FACCH )
Receiver Ready ( FACCH ) 11
DT1 ( HO Performed ) 12
13 RF Channel Release
14 OLD
RF Channel Release Ack. RELEASE
15
HO
Measurement Report ( SACCH ) 1 MEASUREMENTS
Measurement Report/Result 2
3 Channel Activation TCH
Channel Activation Ack. 4 RESERVATION AND
ACTIVATION IN BTS2
5 Handover Command
6 HO Command ( FACCH ) SIGNALLING
ON FACCH IN BTS1
HO Access ( FACCH ) 7
Handover Detect 8
9 Physical Info ( FACCH )
SABME ( FACCH ) 10
Establish Indication 11 SIGNALLING
ON FACCH IN BTS2
12 UA ( FACCH )
M S C B S C 2 B S C 1 B T S 2 B T S 1 M S
M e a s u re m e n t R e p o rt ( S A C C H
) H O
M e a s u re m e n t 2 1 M E A S U R E M E N T S
R e p o r t/R e s u lt A N D
D T 1 H O R e q u ir e d
3 D E C IS IO N
4 C R H O _ R e q u e s t)
C h a n n e l A c tiv a tio n
5
C h a n n e l A c t i v a t i o n A c .k 6
T C H
C C H O _R e q . A c k R E S E R V A T IO N
7 A N D
H O C om m and
A C T IV A T IO N
8 D T 1 H a n d o v e rC o m m a n d IN B S S 2
H O C om m and H O C om m and ( F A C C H )
9
H O A ccess ( F A C C H ) 10
H a n d o v e rD e t e c t 11
D T 1 H O D e te c t 12
13 P h y s ic a l In f o ( F A C C H )
S A B M E ( F A C C H ) 14
E s ta b lis h In d ic a tio n 15
16 U A ( F A C C H )
H a n d o v e rC o m p le t e ( F A C C H ) 17
18 R e c e iv e r R e a d y ( F A C C H )
H a n d o v e rC o m p le te 19
D T 1 H O C o m p l e t e2 0
21 D T 1 C le a r C o m m a n d
22 R F C h a n n e l R e le a s e
D IS C O N N E C T IO N
A N D T C H
R F C h a n n e l R e l e a s e A. c k 23 R E L E A S E
IN B S S 1
D T 1 C le a r C o m p le te 24
R S LD ( S C C P R e le a s e d )
R LC (S C C P R e le a s e d A c k )