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    GPRS Parameters

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    This document describes the default values and recommended settings for several GPRS timer parameters based on whether traffic is carried through terrestrial or satellite links. The parameters described are T3192, T3168, and T_ul_assign_PCCCH. It provides the default values for each and recommends increasing the values if traffic is carried through satellite links compared to terrestrial links, to account for higher latency. Settings should be 500ms-1500ms for T3192, 1s-1.5s for T3168, and 0.4s-0.7s for T_ul_assign_PCCCH depending on the link type.

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    This document describes the default values and recommended settings for several GPRS timer parameters based on whether traffic is carried through terrestrial or satellite links. The parameters described are T3192, T3168, and T_ul_assign_PCCCH. It provides the default values for each and recommends increasing the values if traffic is carried through satellite links compared to terrestrial links, to account for higher latency. Settings should be 500ms-1500ms for T3192, 1s-1.5s for T3168, and 0.4s-0.7s for T_ul_assign_PCCCH depending on the link type.

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    This document describes the default values and recommended settings for several GPRS timer parameters based on whether traffic is carried through terrestrial or satellite links. The parameters described are T3192, T3168, and T_ul_assign_PCCCH. It provides the default values for each and recommends increasing the values if traffic is carried through satellite links compared to terrestrial links, to account for higher latency. Settings should be 500ms-1500ms for T3192, 1s-1.5s for T3168, and 0.4s-0.7s for T_ul_assign_PCCCH depending on the link type.

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    GPRS Parameters

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    This document describes the default values and recommended settings for several GPRS timer parameters based on whether traffic is carried through terrestrial or satellite links. The parameters described are T3192, T3168, and T_ul_assign_PCCCH. It provides the default values for each and recommends increasing the values if traffic is carried through satellite links compared to terrestrial links, to account for higher latency. Settings should be 500ms-1500ms for T3192, 1s-1.5s for T3168, and 0.4s-0.7s for T_ul_assign_PCCCH depending on the link type.

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    Parameter

    T3192

    T3168

    T_ul_assign_PCCCH

    Description

    Default Value

    Wait for release of the downlink TBF on MS side after reception of the final block by the MS.

    500 ms

    This timer defines the maximum time the MS waits for a packet UL assignment, after sending a Packet Resource Request (case of two-phase UL TBF establishment) or after including a Channel Request Description Information Element in a Packet Downlink Ack/Nack (case of UL TBF establishment on a concurrent DL TBF). Broadcast in SI13 within the GPRS Cell Options IE

    1 Sec

    The duration between the reception of the (EGPRS) Packet Channel Request message and one uplink radio block allocated to the MS. 0.4 sec

    Recommended Rule T3192>MS-BSS roundtrip delay + RRBP maximum duration (60 ms)It is recommended to set this parameter as follows depending whether or not GPRS traffic is carried through Abis or Ater satellite links:==> Case GPRS traffic is carried through Abis and Ater terrestrial links in the serving cell:i) T3192 = 1000 ms if the non-DRX mode is not activated and the delayed DL TBF release mode is not activated in the cell (i.e. if DRX_TIMER_MAX = 0 and EN_DELAYED_DL_TBF_REL = 0)ii) T3192 = 500 ms if the non-DRX mode is activated or the delayed DL TBF release mode is activated in the cell (i.e. if DRX_TIMER_MAX > 0 or EN_DELAYED_DL_TBF_REL = 1)iii) however, if T3192 is finally set to 200 msec, then :- some abnormal DL TBF release may occur during the delayed phase, and - the MS may not receive the NC2 deactivation order from the BSS, which may lead the MS to send useless PMR before leaving its ready state.==> Case GPRS traffic is carried either through Abis satellite links or Ater satellite links in the serving cell:i) T3192 = 1500 ms if the non-DRX mode is not activated and the delayed DL TBF release mode is not activated in the cell (i.e. if DRX_TIMER_MAX = 0 and EN_DELAYED_DL_TBF_REL = 0)ii) T3192 = 1000 ms if the non-DRX mode is activated or the delayed DL TBF release mode is activated in the cell (i.e. if DRX_TIMER_MAX > 0 or EN_DELAYED_DL_TBF_REL = 1)

    It is recommended to set this parameter as follows depending whether or not GPRS traffic is carried through Ater satellite links:T3168 = 1 s if GPRS traffic is carried through Ater terrestrial links in the serving cell,- T3168 = 1.5 s if GPRS traffic is carried through Ater satellite links in the serving cell.

    It is recommended to set this parameter as follows depending whether or not GPRS traffic is carried through Abis or Ater satellite links:- T_ul_asssign_pccch = 0.4 s if GPRS traffic is carried through Abis and Ater terrestrial links in the serving cell,- T_ul_assign_pccch = 0.7 s if GPRS traffic is carried either through Abis satellite links or Ater satellite links in the serving cell

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