IEEE C802.16j-07/525r5
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IEEE 802.16 Broadband Wireless Access Working Group <http://ieee802.org/16>
Title
Comments on SS ranging and automatic adjustments for the RS group
Date
Submitted
2007-11-15
Source(s)
Kanchei (Ken) Loa, Yi-Hsueh Tsai,
Yung-Ting Lee, Hua-Chiang Yin,
Shiann-Tsong Sheu, Youn-Tai Lee
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Nortel Networks
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Adrian Boariu
E-mail: adrian.boariu@nsn.com
Nokia Siemens Networks
[add other co-authors here]
Re:
IEEE 802.16j-07/043: “IEEE 802.16 Working Group Working Group Letter Ballot #28”
Abstract
This contribution proposes MS ranging and automatic adjustments for the RS group
Purpose
Text proposal for 802.16j Draft Document.
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Comments on SS ranging and automatic adjustments for the RS group
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Kanchei (Ken) Loa, Yi-Hsueh Tsai, Yung-Ting Lee, Hua-Chiang Yin, Shiann-Tsong Sheu, Youn-Tai Lee
Institute for Information Industry (III)
Introduction
The accepted contribution (IEEE C802.16j-07/459r6 Comments on SS ranging and network entry in transparent
and non-transparent mode) did not include MS ranging and automatic adjustments for the RS group. This
contribution proposes remedy for MS ranging and automatic adjustments for the RS group and covers the
following comments:
Comment#
673
683
subclauses
6.3.10.3.4.2.1
6.3.10.3.4.4.1
Authors
Gamini
Senarath
Gamini
Senarath
Type
Technical
Technical
Under the scenario that the superannuate station of a RS Group is a non-transparent RSs with unique BSIDs
operated in centralized scheduling mode. If the CDMA ranging code is received by both subordinate transparent
RSs and superordinate non-transparent RS, the transparent RSs must request uplink bandwidth to send
MR_Code-REP message to the non-transparent RS. As a result, the non-transparent RS will compare measured
signal information at each transparent RS to decide the most appropriate path to communicate with the code
originating MS. Then, the non-transparent RS must request downlink bandwidth for broadcasting RNG-RSP
message.
T-RS
MS
Latency
IR
BS
N-RS
Frame k
MS
IR
Dedicated BR
Frame k+1
UL-MAP
Frame k+2
RLY BR header
MR_Code-REP
Frame k+3
RS UL-MAP
RNS-RSP
T-RS
Dedicated BR
Latency
BS
Frame k+4
UL-MAP
Frame k+5
MR_Code-REP
Frame k+6
RS BR header
Frame k+7
RS DL-MAP
Frame k+8
RNS-RSP
Figure 1 Handling CDMA ranging
This contribution also proposes remedy for the accepted comment #0565 (contribution IEEE C802.16j-07/459r6
Comments on SS ranging and network entry in transparent and non-transparent mode) that has some mistakes
on start and stop timer. (see C802.16j-07/548)
In order to facilitate the incorporation of this proposal into IEEE 802.16j standard, specific changes to the draft
standard P802.16j/D1 are listed below.
Specification Changes
[Note: The text accepted in the previous meeting (comment #0565: document IEEE C802.16j-07/459r6) are
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marked in “Gray”]
[Delete 6.3.9.16.3.1.1 as following indicated:]
6.3.9.16.3.1.1 MS network entry procedures
Each RS group member shall monitor the CDMA ranging codes from subordinate nodes. If the group parent is
not a member of the RS group, then RS group members shall follow the procedures in 6.3.9.16.1. If the group
parent is a member of the RS group, then the RS group members other than the parent shall follow the
procedure in 6.3.9.16.1, and the parent (if not MR-BS) shall follow the procedures in 6.3.9.16.2.
6.3.10.3.1.1 MR-BS and RS behavior during contention-based initial ranging
[Modified the following paragraphs as indicated:]
When an SS performs initial ranging in systems with transparent RSs attached to MR-BS directly, MR-BSs, and
transparent RSs shall perform the following tasks:
— The RS shall monitor the Ranging Channel specified in the UL-MAP broadcasted by the MR-BS, for
initial ranging codes. When the RS detects one or more codes in a frame received on the access link, it
shall send the codes it receives with sufficient strength and their adjustment information (e.g. time, power,
frequency corrections) in an MR_Code-REP message on the RS basic CID to the serving MR-BS.
— When an MR-BS first receives a CDMA ranging code directly or via an MR_Code-REP message, it shall
set the T48 timer and wait for other MR_Code-REP messages to arrive with the same ranging code
attributes from other subordinate RSs. Once the T48 timer expires, the MR-BS shall determine the most
appropriate path (direct or via an RS) on which to communicate with the SS that originated the code.
Algorithms or policies to select the path are out of scope of this document.
— If adjustments are required, the MR-BS shall transmit the RNG-RSP to the SS and the process shall repeat.
When the ranging code requires no further adjustment, the MR-BS shall provide an allocation in the
access uplink for the SS to forward a RNG-REQ with its MAC address by inserting a
CDMA_Allocation_IE in the UL-MAP. If management messages are relayed on the uplink, the MR-BS
shall precede the CDMA_Allocation_IE with an UL_Burst_Receive_IE containing the access RS’s basic
CID or the multicast management CID. A transparent RS, whose CID matches the RS basic CID or the
multicast management CID of the UL_Burst_Receive_IE, shall receive the RNG-REQ on a burst specified
by the CDMA_Allocation_IE and relay it to the MR-BS on the RS basic CID.
[Insert the following paragraphs as indicated:]
When an SS performs initial ranging in systems with transparent RSs attached to superordinate stations as nontransparent RSs with unique BSIDs operated in centralized scheduling mode, MR-BSs, superordinate stations,
and transparent RSs shall perform the same steps as transparent RSs with the following modifications:
— The superordinate station shall follow the behavior of MR-BS to handle the received ranging code, except
the following.
— If adjustments are required, the superordinate station shall request bandwidth on the access downlink on
which to send a RNG-RSP to the SS. When the ranging code requires no further adjustment, the
superordinate station shall request bandwidth on the access uplink on which the SS can transmit a RNGREQ containing its MAC address.
[Insert the following paragraphs as indicated:]
When an SS performs initial ranging in systems with non-transparent RSs using shared BSIDs with other access
stations, superordinate stations (MR-BSs or non-transparent RSs with unique BSIDs operated in centralized
scheduling mode), and those non-transparent RSs with shared BSIDs shall perform the same steps as transparent
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RSs with the following modifications:
— If management messages are relayed on the uplink, the MR-BS shall precede the CDMA_Allocation_IE
with an UL_Burst_Receive_IE, containing the access RS’s basic CID or multicast management CID, in
the RS_Access-MAP message sent to the RS. The RS shall remove the UL_Burst_Receive_IE when
compose the (compress) UL-MAP which the RS broadcasted. A non-transparent RS, whose CID matches
the RS basic CID or the multicast management CID of the UL_Burst_Receive_IE, shall receive the RNGREQ on a burst specified by the CDMA_Allocation_IE and relay it to the MR-BS on the RS basic CID.
— If adjustments are required, the superordinate station shall transmit the RNG-RSP to the SS directly or to a
non-transparent RSs with the RS basic CID or the multicast management CID, which shall relay the
received RNG-RSP to the MS with the initial ranging CID.
[Modified the following figures as indicated:]
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
CDMA Ranging Code
Start T48
Uplink bandwidth request to superordinate station
Wait for uplink bandwidth allocation
Timeout T48
Uplink bandwidth allocation
End
Stop T48
MR_Code-REP message to superordinate station
End
Figure 115a—Handling CDMA ranging code at a transparent RS
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[Inserted the following figures after Figure 115a:]
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code or MR_Code-REP message
CDMA Ranging Code or MR_Code-REP message
Start T48
Wait for MR-Code-REP message with
matching ranging code attributes
MR-Code-REP message with
matching ranging code attributes
Timeout T48
Select the designated access station
for the ranging code attributes
Bandwidth request
No
Ranging purpose?
Need adjustment?
End
Initial/Handover
Periodic
Yes
Perform periodic ranging
Perform Initial/handover ranging
(a) Handling MR_Code-REP message
Perform initial/handover ranging
Start T3
No
Good Enough?
Yes
(Note)
RS BR header or dedicated CDMA code to MR-BS
MR-Code-REP header to MR-BS
Wait for RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Timeout T3
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
End
Stop T3
Wait for CDMA_Allocation-IE
with zeroed out fields
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
abort
success
status?
Timeout T3
End
CDMA_Allocation-IE
with zeroed out fields
Stop T3
Stop T3
continue
continue or abort?
fill in the corresponding information
into CDMA_Allocation-IE
abort
RNG-RSP with status
= 1 (continue) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 2 (abort) to MS
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
End
RNG-RSP with status
= 3 (success) to MS
CDMA_Allocation-IE
Wait for RNG-REQ
(b) Handling initial/handover ranging
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Perform periodic ranging
Start T3
RS BR header or dedicated CDMA code to MR-BS
Wait for RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Timeout T3
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
End
Stop T3
continue
Status?
sucess
abort
RNG-RSP with status
= 1 (continue) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 2 (abort) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 3 (success) to MS
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
End
End
(c) Handling periodic ranging
Figure 115a-1—Handling CDMA ranging code or MR_Code-REP message at a non-transparent RS w/unique
BSID under centralized scheduling attached with transparent RSs
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[Modified “the start/stop timer” in the following figures as indicated:]
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
Initial/Handover Ranging Code
Start T3
No
Good Enough?
Yes
(Note)
RS BR header or dedicated CDMA code to MR-BS
MR-Code-REP header to MR-BS
Wait for RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Timeout T3
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
End
Stop T3
Wait for CDMA_Allocation-IE
with zeroed out fields
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
abort
Timeout T3
success
status?
CDMA_Allocation-IE
with zeroed out fields
End
Stop T3
Stop T3
continue
continue or abort?
fill in the corresponding information
into CDMA_Allocation-IE
abort
RNG-RSP with status
= 1 (continue) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 2 (abort) to MS
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
End
RNG-RSP with status
= 3 (success) to MS
CDMA_Allocation-IE
Wait for RNG-REQ
Figure 115b—Handling CDMA initial ranging code at a non-transparent RS w/unique BSID under centralized
scheduling
Wait for RNG-REQ containing MS MAC address with ranging CID
RNG-REQ containing MS MAC address
Start T3
RNG-REQ with RS basic CID to MR-BS
Wait for RNG-RSP containing matching
MAC address with ranging CID
Timeout T3
RNG-RSP with matching MAC address
End
Stop T3
End
Figure 115f—Handling RNG-REQ at a transparent RS
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Wait for RNG-REQ containing MS MAC address with ranging CID
RNG-REQ containing MS MAC address
Start T3
RNG-REQ with RS basic CID to MR-BS
Wait for RNG-RSP containing matching
MAC address with ranging CID
Timeout T3
RNG-RSP with matching MAC address
End
Stop T3
RNG-REQ with ranging CID to MS
End
Figure 115g—Handling RNG-REQ at a non-transparent RS with a unique BSID except local CID allocation
mode
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
Bandwidth Request Ranging Code
No
Need adjustment?
End
Periodic Ranging Code
Yes
Start T3
RS BR header or dedicated CDMA code to MR-BS
Wait for RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Timeout T3
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
End
Stop T3
continue
Status?
sucess
abort
RNG-RSP with status
= 1 (continue) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 2 (abort) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 3 (success) to MS
Wait for CDMA Ranging Code
End
End
Figure 118a Handling CDMA ranging code at a non-transparent RS w/unique BSID under centralized
scheduling
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Wait for Upstream Data
Upstream Data
Require correction?
Yes
RS BR header to MR-BS
No
End
Start T55
Wait for RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Timeout T55
RS_BW-ALLOC_IE
Stop T55
continue
Status?
success
RNG-RSP with status
= 1 (continue) to MS
abort
RNG-RSP with status
= 2 (abort) to MS
RNG-RSP with status
= 3 (success) to MS
End
End
End
Figure 118c—SS upstream transmission adjustment at a non-transparent RS w/unique BSID under centralized
scheduling
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