TIA-1035-2005 Signaling Conformance Test Specification for cdma2000 Air Interface《CDMA2000空中接口的信令一致性测试规范》.pdf

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21、ntroduction xiii 1 Testing Objective xiii 2 Execution Strategy xiii 3 Base Station and Mobile Station Configurations xiii 4 Measurement Tolerances xiii 5 Supplementary Terms and Definitions xiii 6 1 Miscellaneous Air Interface Test 1-1 7 1.1 Pilot PN Offset 1-1 8 1.1.1 Mobile Station Test 1-1 9 1.1.

22、2 Base Station Test 1-1 10 1.2 Mobile Station Processing of MIN_P_REV 1-1 11 1.2.1 Mobile Station Test 1-1 12 1.2.2 Base Station Test 1-2 13 1.3 Enhanced Access Testing 1-2 14 1.3.1 Mobile Station Test 1-2 15 1.3.2 Base Station Test 1-6 16 1.4 SYNC Channel Support 1-6 17 1.4.1 Mobile Station Test 1-

23、6 18 1.4.2 Base Station Test 1-14 19 1.5 Hashing F-CCCH, F-CCCH slot 1-15 20 1.5.1 Mobile Station Test 1-15 21 1.5.2 Base Station Test 1-15 22 1.6 CDMA Channel Hashing on F-PCH 1-17 23 1.6.1 Mobile Station Test 1-17 24 1.6.2 Base Station Test 1-19 25 1.7 CDMA Channel Hashing on F-BCCH 1-21 26 1.7.1

24、Mobile Station Test 1-21 27 1.7.2 Base Station Test 1-24 28 1.8 F-CCCH SUPPORT 1-28 29 1.8.1 Mobile Station Test 1-28 30 1.8.2 Base Station Test 1-29 31 1.9 Data Burst sent on the F-CCCH or F-PCH. 1-29 32 1.9.1 Mobile Station Test 1-29 33 1.9.2 Base Station Test 1-30 34 1.10 Quick Paging Channel CCI

25、 1-31 35 1.10.1 Mobile Station Test 1-31 36 1.10.2 Base Station Test Case 1-33 37 1.11 Quick Paging Channel with Paging Indicator 1-33 38 1.11.1 Mobile Station Test 1-33 39 1.11.2 Base Station test 1-34 40 1.12 Status Request Message Processing 1-34 41 1.12.1 Mobile Station Test 1-34 42 1.12.2 Base

26、Station Test 1-36 43 2 Basic Call processing 2-1 44 2.1 Forward Radio Link Failure 2-1 45 2.1.1 Mobile Station Test 2-1 46 Copyright Telecommunications Industry Association Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TIA-10

27、35 ii 2.1.2 Base Station Test 2-2 1 2.2 Test Service Options 2-2 2 2.2.1 Mobile Station Test 2-2 3 2.2.2 Base Station Test 2-3 4 2.3 Busy Tone 2-4 5 2.3.1 Mobile Station Test 2-4 6 2.3.2 Base Station Test 2-4 7 2.4 Mobile station Response to Reorder Order 2-5 8 2.4.1 Mobile Station Test 2-5 9 2.4.2

28、Base Station Test 2-5 10 2.5 Slot Cycle Index 2-6 11 2.5.1 Mobile Station Test 2-6 12 2.5.2 Base Station Test 2-7 13 2.6 MSID, MCC, and IMSI 2-7 14 2.6.1 Mobile Station Test 2-7 15 2.6.2 Base Station Test 2-10 16 2.7 TMSI Assignment and Expiration 2-10 17 2.7.1 Mobile Station Test 2-10 18 2.7.2 Base

29、 Station Test 2-12 19 2.8 DTMF 2-12 20 2.8.1 Mobile Station Test 2-12 21 2.8.2 Base Station Test 2-15 22 2.9 Initial Service Configuration and Negotiation 2-15 23 2.9.1 Mobile Station Test 2-15 24 2.9.2 Base Station Test 2-19 25 2.10 Base Station/Mobile Station Requested Service Negotiation (Success

30、ful Scenarios) 2-26 21 27 2.10.1 Mobile Station Test 2-21 28 2.10.2 Base Station Test 2-23 29 2.11 Reject Scenarios during Service Negotiation 2-25 30 2.11.1 Mobile Station Test 2-25 31 2.11.2 Base Station Test 2-25 32 2.12 SCR without NN-SCR and NN-SCR without SCR in General Handoff Direction 33 Me

31、ssage and Universal Handoff Direction Message 2-27 34 2.12.1 Mobile Station Test 2-27 35 2.12.2 Base Station Test 2-28 36 2.13 Service Negotiation Involving Partial SCR and/or Partial NN-SCR 2-28 37 2.13.1 Mobile Station Test 2-28 38 2.13.2 Base Station Test 2-30 39 2.14 Release Order on the Access

32、Channel 2-31 40 2.14.1 Mobile Station Test 2-31 41 2.14.2 Base Station Test 2-32 42 2.15 Service Configuration and Negotiation Using Stored Service Configuration 2-32 43 2.15.1 Mobile Station Test 2-32 44 2.15.2 Base Station Test 2-36 45 2.16 Intra-Band Channel Assignment 2-39 46 Copyright Telecommu

33、nications Industry Association Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TIA-1035 iii 2.16.1 Mobile Station Test 2-39 1 2.16.2 Base Station Test 2-40 2 3 Idle handoff 3-1 3 3.1 PCH only is available in neighbor BS, NGHBR_

34、CONFIG= 000 3-1 4 3.1.1 Mobile Station test 3-1 5 3.1.2 Base Station Test 3-3 6 3.2 PCH only is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 001 3-3 7 3.2.1 Mobile Station test 3-3 8 3.2.2 Base Station test 3-5 9 3.3 PCH only is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 010 3-5 10 3.3.1

35、 Mobile Station Test 3-5 11 3.3.2 Base Station test 3-7 12 3.4 Unknown configuration in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 011 3-7 13 3.4.1 Mobile Station test 3-7 14 3.4.2 Base Station Test 3-9 15 3.5 PCH+BCCH/FCCCH are available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 000, 16 BCCH_IND_INCL= 0 3-

36、9 17 3.5.1 Mobile Station Test 3-9 18 3.5.2 Base Station Test 3-11 19 3.6 PCH+BCCH/FCCCH are available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 001, 20 BCCH_IND_INCL= 0 3-11 21 3.6.1 Mobile Station Test 3-11 22 3.6.2 Base Station Test 3-13 23 3.7 PCH+BCCH/FCCCH are available in neighbor base station,

37、 NGHBR_CONFIG= 010, 24 BCCH_IND_INCL= 0 3-13 25 3.7.1 Mobile Station Test 3-13 26 3.7.2 Base Station Test 3-15 27 3.8 PCH+BCCH/FCCCH are available in neighbor base station, BCCH_SUPPORT= 1 ( 28 e.g. NGHBR_CONFIG= 000) 3-15 29 3.8.1 Mobile Station Test 3-15 30 3.8.2 Base Station Test 3-17 31 3.9 BCCH

38、/FCCCH is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 000 3-17 32 3.9.1 Mobile Station test 3-17 33 3.9.2 Base Station Test 3-19 34 3.10 BCCH/FCCCH is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 010 3-19 35 3.10.1 Mobile Station Test 3-19 36 3.10.2 Base Station Test 3-21 37 3.11 BCCH/FCC

39、CH is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 100 3-21 38 3.11.1 Mobile Station Test 3-21 39 3.11.2 Base Station Test 3-22 40 3.12 PCH ONLY is available in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 001 3-23 41 3.12.1 Mobile Station Test 3-23 42 3.12.2 Base Station Test 3-24 43 3.13 Only pilots

40、are known in neighbor base station, NGHBR_CONFIG= 011 3-25 44 3.13.1 Mobile Station Test 3-25 45 3.13.2 Base Station test 3-26 46 Copyright Telecommunications Industry Association Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,

41、-TIA-1035 iv 3.14 Search Window Size and Offset (Idle State) 3-26 1 3.14.1 Mobile Station Test 3-26 2 3.14.2 Base Station Test 3-38 3 4 Handoff 4-1 4 4.1 Soft Handoff With Dynamic Threshold 4-1 5 4.1.1 Mobile Station Test 4-1 6 4.1.2 Base Station Test 4-6 7 4.2 Soft Handoff Without Dynamic Threshold

42、 4-9 8 4.2.1 Mobile Station Test 4-9 9 4.2.2 Base Station Test 4-14 10 4.3 Soft Handoff Tests During Link Failure 4-18 11 4.3.1 Mobile Station Test 4-18 12 4.3.2 Base Station Test 4-20 13 4.4 Search Window Size and Offset (Traffic State) 4-20 14 4.4.1 Mobile Station Tests 4-20 15 4.4.2 Base Station

43、Test 4-33 16 4.5 Hard Handoff Between Frequencies in the Same Band Class 4-33 17 4.5.1 Mobile Station Test 4-33 18 4.5.2 Base Station Test 4-36 19 4.6 Hard handoff from CDMA to Analog 4-36 20 4.6.1 Mobile Station Test 4-36 21 4.6.2 Base Station Test 4-37 22 4.7 Hard handoff Between Different Band Cl

44、asses 4-37 23 4.7.1 Mobile Station Test 4-37 24 4.7.2 Base Station Test 4-38 25 4.8 Hard handoff with and without Return on Failure 4-39 26 4.8.1 Mobile Station Test 4-39 27 4.8.2 Base Station Test 4-41 28 4.9 Access Entry Handoff 4-41 29 4.9.1 Mobile Station Test 4-41 30 4.9.2 Base Station Test 4-4

45、3 31 4.10 Access Probe Handoff 4-43 32 4.10.1 Mobile Station Test 4-43 33 4.10.2 Base Station Test 4-45 34 4.11 Access Handoff 4-45 35 4.11.1 Mobile Station Test 4-45 36 4.11.2 Base Station Test 4-47 37 4.12 Channel Assignment into A Soft HandOff 4-47 38 4.12.1 Mobile Station Test 4-47 39 4.12.2 Bas

46、e Station Test 4-47 40 4.13 Traffic Channel Preamble During A Hard Handoff Between Frequencies in the Same 41 Band 4-48 42 4.13.1 Mobile Station Test 4-48 43 4.13.2 Base Station Test 4-50 44 4.14 Hopping Pilot Beacon 4-50 45 4.14.1 Mobile Station Test 4-50 46 Copyright Telecommunications Industry As

47、sociation Provided by IHS under license with EIANot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-TIA-1035 v 4.14.2 Base Station Test 4-52 1 4.15 Hard Handoff Between Frequencies with Different Radio Configurations 4-52 2 4.15.1 Mobile Station Test 4-52 3 4.15.2 Base

48、 Station Test 4-54 4 4.16 Handoff on Same Frequency with Different Radio Configurations 4-54 5 4.16.1 Mobile Station Test 4-54 6 4.16.2 Base Station Test 4-56 7 4.17 Hard handoff While in the Waiting for Mobile Station Answer Substate 4-56 8 4.17.1 Mobile Station Test 4-56 9 4.17.2 Base Station Test

49、 4-58 10 4.18 Inter-Frequency Hard Handoff (CDMA to CDMA) 4-58 11 4.18.1 Mobile Station Test 4-58 12 4.18.2 Base Station Test 4-60 13 4.19 Inter-Frequency Hard Handoff (CDMA to Analog) 4-60 14 4.19.1 Mobile Station Test 4-60 15 4.19.2 Base Station Test 4-62 16 4.20 Hard Handoff Between Frequencies with Different Protocol Revisions 4-62 17 4.20.1 Mobile Station Test 4-62 18 4.20.2 Base Station Test 4-