Holger Hans Peter Freyther wrote:
I am now going to re-write the allocation handling. In
terms of operation
on the first DL assignment (through the PCH) we can only use a singleslot
but when re-using the TBF we might go for multislot. In case the of UL
handling we could always try to use multislot assignments. Is this
understanding correct?
hi holger,
when i designed multislot allocation algorithm, i considerd the following:
* for one-phase-access (UL), we don't know the multislot class, so i
assume class 12, because it allows the maximum RX slots for semi-duplex
operation. for two-phase-access we know the multislot class from the
PACKET RESOURCE REQUEST. if the BTS provides 4 or more PDCH slots
starting with TS1, the algorithm would select TS3 (iirc), because a
later (concurrent) DL TBF with class 12 (or other classes) would allow
to allocate TS1..TS4, so the phone can still transmit on TS3. the phone
would schedule the following 8 bursts for one frame: "-tttt-r--" (t=TX,
r=RX) if i would provide an UL TBF with TS1, the phone would be able to
do the following scheduling only: "-tt-r---", so the algorithm can only
assign TS1 and TS2 for RX. this means that the multislot algorithm must
consider the RX slots when choosing a good TX slot, even with no ongoing
DL TBF.
* similar to an allocated UL slot, the algorithm must choose the same
slot for "control_ts", that is used for polling. even for DL TBF only,
the control_ts slot must be allocated as if it would be an UL TS,
because the phone must be able to answer, if it is polled. the
control_ts and and an assigned UL slot may be the same TS.
* in case of first DL TBF assignment (phone is in packet idle mode), i
use multislot algorithm too, because i know the multislot class from the
LLC-DATA message. it is no problem to assign a single, but why do you
want to assign a single slot here?
best regards,
andreas