JP2017099023A - Communication system, mobile terminal device, local area base station device, and communication method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-efficiency local area wireless access.SOLUTION: A mobile terminal device capable of communicating with a wide area base station device and/or a local area base station device comprises: a receiving section which receives a detection signal used for detecting the local area base station device from the local area base station device; and a transmission section which transmits a user ID to the local area base station device using an access channel to the local area base station device on the basis of a reception result of the detection signal, before the mobile terminal device shifts to be in an idle state or active state.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 10

Description

  The present invention relates to a communication system, a mobile terminal device, a local area base station device, and a communication method in a next generation mobile communication system.

  In a UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) network, Long Term Evolution (LTE) has been studied for the purpose of higher data rate and low delay (Non-patent Document 1). LTE uses a multi-access scheme based on OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) for the downlink (downlink) and SC-FDMA (single carrier frequency division multiple access) for the uplink (uplink). Is used.

  In addition, a successor system of LTE is also being studied for the purpose of further broadbanding and speeding up from LTE (for example, LTE advanced or LTE enhancement (hereinafter referred to as “LTE-A”)). In LTE-A (Rel-10), carrier aggregation is used that bundles a plurality of component carriers (CC: Component Carrier) having the system band of the LTE system as one unit to widen the band. In LTE-A, a HetNet (Heterogeneous Network) configuration using interference coordination technology (eICIC: enhanced Inter-Cell Interference Coordination) is being studied.

3GPP TR 25.913 “Requirements for Evolved UTRA and Evolved UTRAN”

  By the way, in a cellular system such as W-CDMA, LTE (Rel. 8), and a successor system of LTE (for example, Rel. 9, Rel. 10), a wireless communication system (wireless interface) is designed to support a wide area. Has been. In the future, in addition to such cellular environments, it is expected to provide high-speed wireless services by short-range communication in local areas such as indoors and shopping malls. For this reason, the design of a new wireless communication system specialized for the local area is required so that the capacity can be secured in the local area while ensuring the coverage in the wide area.

  The present invention has been made in view of this point, and an object thereof is to provide a communication system, a mobile terminal device, a local area base station device, and a communication method that can provide highly efficient local area wireless access.

  The mobile terminal apparatus of the present invention is a mobile terminal apparatus capable of communicating with a wide area base station apparatus and / or a local area base station apparatus, and a detection signal used for detection of the local area base station apparatus is transmitted to the local area base station apparatus. When the reception unit that receives from the base station apparatus and the mobile terminal apparatus are before transitioning to an idle state or an active state, an access channel for the local area base station apparatus is used based on the reception result of the detection signal. And a transmission unit for transmitting the user ID to the local area base station apparatus.

  According to the present invention, the measurement result of the detection signal is quickly notified to the local area base station apparatus on the uplink channel defined in the local area wireless communication scheme. For this reason, when traffic occurs in the mobile terminal apparatus, the initial uplink connection can be smoothly performed. Therefore, it is possible to provide highly efficient local area wireless access specialized for the local area.

It is explanatory drawing of the system band of a LTE-A system. It is a figure which shows the structure which has arrange | positioned many small cells in a macrocell. It is a figure which shows two types of Heterogeneous Network structure. It is a table which shows the difference between a wide area and a local area. It is a figure which shows the radio | wireless communication system of a local area. It is a figure which shows the 1st arrangement configuration of DACH. It is a sequence diagram which shows the 1st initial connection system using the 1st arrangement structure of DACH. It is a sequence diagram which shows the 2nd initial connection system using the 1st arrangement structure of DACH. It is a figure which shows the 2nd arrangement configuration of DACH. It is a sequence diagram which shows the 3rd initial connection system using the 2nd arrangement configuration of DACH. It is a sequence diagram which shows the 4th initial connection system which does not utilize DACH. It is explanatory drawing of the system configuration | structure of a radio | wireless communications system. It is a whole block diagram of a mobile terminal device. It is a whole block diagram of a wide area base station apparatus. It is a whole block diagram of a local area base station apparatus.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a hierarchical bandwidth configuration defined in LTE-A. The example shown in FIG. 1 is an LTE-A system having a first system band composed of a plurality of fundamental frequency blocks (hereinafter referred to as component carriers) and an LTE having a second system band composed of one component carrier. This is a hierarchical bandwidth configuration when the system coexists. In the LTE-A system, for example, wireless communication is performed with a variable system bandwidth of 100 MHz or less, and in the LTE system, wireless communication is performed with a variable system bandwidth of 20 MHz or less. The system band of the LTE-A system is at least one component carrier with the system band of the LTE system as one unit. In this way, collecting a plurality of component carriers to increase the bandwidth is called carrier aggregation.

  For example, in FIG. 1, the system band of the LTE-A system is a system band (20 MHz × 5 = 100 MHz) including a band of five component carriers, where the system band (base band: 20 MHz) of the LTE system is one component carrier. ). In FIG. 1, a mobile terminal apparatus UE (User Equipment) # 1 is a mobile terminal apparatus compatible with the LTE-A system (also compatible with the LTE system) and can support a system band up to 100 MHz. UE # 2 is a mobile terminal apparatus compatible with the LTE-A system (also supports the LTE system), and can support a system band up to 40 MHz (20 MHz × 2 = 40 MHz). The UE # 3 is a mobile terminal device compatible with the LTE system (not compatible with the LTE-A system), and can support a system band up to 20 MHz (base band).

  By the way, in a future system, as shown in FIG. 2, the structure which arrange | positions innumerable small cell S in a macro cell is assumed. In this case, it is required to design the small cell S in consideration of the capacity with respect to the network cost. Examples of the network cost include installation costs for network nodes and backhaul links, operation costs for cell planning and maintenance, power consumption on the network side, and the like. The small cell S is also required to support power saving and random cell planning on the mobile terminal device side as a request other than capacity.

  When the small cell S is arranged in the macro cell M, as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, two types of heterogeneous network (hereinafter referred to as HetNet) configurations are conceivable. In the first HetNet configuration shown in FIG. 3A, the small cells are arranged such that the macro cell M and the small cell S use the same carrier. In the second HetNet configuration shown in FIG. 3B, the small cell S is arranged such that the macro cell M and the small cell S use different carriers. In the second HetNet configuration, since the small cell S uses a dedicated carrier, it is possible to secure capacity in the small cell S while ensuring coverage in the macro cell M. In the future (after Rel.12), this second HetNet configuration is assumed to be important.

  As shown in FIG. 4, in the second HetNet configuration, there may be a difference in request or configuration between the wide area (macro cell) and the local area (small cell). Since the bandwidth of a wide area is limited, frequency utilization efficiency is very important. On the other hand, since it is easy to take a wide bandwidth in the local area, if the wide bandwidth can be secured, the importance of the frequency utilization efficiency is not so high as the wide area. The wide area needs to correspond to high mobility such as a car, but the local area may correspond to low mobility. Wide areas need to secure wide coverage. On the other hand, it is preferable to secure a wide coverage in the local area, but the shortage of coverage can be covered in the wide area.

  In addition, the wide area has a large power difference between the upper and lower links and the upper and lower links are asymmetric. However, in the local area, the power difference between the upper and lower links is small, and the upper and lower links are brought closer to symmetry. Further, in the wide area, the number of connected users per cell is large and cell planning is performed, so that traffic fluctuation is small. On the other hand, in the local area, the number of connected users per cell is small and there is a possibility that cell planning is not performed. As described above, since the optimum requirements for the local area are different from those for the wide area, it is necessary to design a radio communication system specialized for the local area.

  In consideration of interference due to power saving and random cell planning, the wireless communication system for the local area is preferably configured so that no transmission is performed when there is no traffic. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 5, the UE-specific design is assumed as much as possible for the wireless communication system for the local area. Therefore, the wireless communication system for the local area does not use PSS / SSS (Primary Synchronization Signal / Secondary Synchronization Signal), CRS (Cell-specific Reference Signal), PDCCH (Physical Downlink Control Channel), etc. in LTE, and ePDCCH ( Designed based on enhanced Physical Downlink Control Channel (DM) and DM-RS (Demodulation-Reference Signal).

  Here, ePDCCH uses a predetermined frequency band in the PDSCH region (data signal region) as the PDCCH region (control signal region). The ePDCCH allocated to the PDSCH region is demodulated using DM-RS. In addition, ePDCCH may be called FDM type PDCCH and may be called UE-PDCCH. In addition, in the local area wireless communication system, a new carrier different from the existing carrier is used, but this new carrier may be called an additional carrier, or an extension carrier. May be called. In FIG. 5, PDSCH (Physical Downlink Shared Channel), ePDCCH, DM-RS, and the like are described as UE-specific L1 / L2 signals.

  If everything is designed to be UE-specific in the wireless communication system for the local area, an opportunity for initial access of the mobile terminal apparatus to the local area cannot be obtained. For this reason, it is necessary to provide a cell-specific synchronization signal even in the wireless communication system for the local area. This synchronization signal is transmitted in a relatively long cycle on the order of a few seconds so that the battery saving of the mobile terminal device is possible. The mobile terminal apparatus recognizes the reception timing of the synchronization signal from each local area based on the control information from the wide area, and measures the reception signal power of each local area at this reception timing. An appropriate local area (transmission point) is assigned to the mobile terminal apparatus according to the received signal power of the synchronization signal.

  By the way, in the above-described HetNet configuration, it is necessary to link the wide area and the local area, and there is a problem that a procedure until the mobile terminal apparatus establishes a connection to the local area through the uplink becomes complicated. Therefore, the present inventors have arrived at the present invention in order to simplify the initial access in the uplink in the UE-specific designed local area. That is, the gist of the present invention is to simplify the initial access by providing an uplink channel for reporting the measurement result of the synchronization signal, and to establish the uplink connection immediately after the traffic of the mobile terminal apparatus occurs.

  Hereinafter, an uplink channel for a local area and an initial connection method using this uplink channel will be described with reference to FIGS. In the following description, in the local area wireless communication system, the synchronization signal for the local area is referred to as a Discovery Signal. Further, in the local area wireless communication system, an uplink channel defined for a discovery signal measurement result report is referred to as a DACH (Direct Access Channel).

  Note that the Discovery Signal may be called, for example, PDCH (Physical Discovery Channel), BS (Beacon Signal), or DPS (Discovery Pilot Signal). Further, the name of DACH is not particularly limited. The wireless communication method may be called a wireless interface or a wireless interface method. The wide area may be a macro cell, a sector, or the like. The local area may be a small cell, a pico cell, a nano cell, a femto cell, a micro cell, or the like, and may be provided not only indoors but also outdoors.

  With reference to FIG. 6, the first arrangement configuration of DACH will be described. In the wireless communication system for the local area, the Discovery Signal is transmitted in a long cycle so that the number of measurements of the mobile terminal device can be reduced and battery saving can be performed. In the first arrangement configuration of the DACH, a downlink discovery signal is transmitted in a long cycle, whereas radio resources are allocated to the uplink DACH with a relatively high frequency (short cycle). With this high-frequency DACH, a connection is quickly established in the uplink when traffic occurs in the mobile terminal device. Hereinafter, an initial connection method using the first arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described in detail.

  With reference to FIG. 7, an example of a first initial connection method using the first arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described. In the following description, a configuration (see FIG. 12) in which a plurality of local areas are arranged in the wide area is illustrated. As shown in FIG. 7, the wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are connected to each other by a backhaul link or the like (for example, X2 interface). Wireless signals can be received from the area.

  As advance preparations on the network side, each local area base station device 30 receives control information for transmitting Discovery Signal from the wide area base station device 20 via the backhaul link, and periodically transmits the Discovery Signal (step). S01). The control information for transmitting the Discovery Signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for transmitting the Discovery Signal to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. The signal sequence of the Discovery Signal is set for each local area, and the local area is identified by this signal sequence.

  Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in the idle state (step S02). The control information for receiving the discovery signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for receiving the discovery signal from each local area base station apparatus 30. The control information for DACH transmission includes radio resource information for transmitting to the local area base station apparatus 30 via the DACH, DM-RS sequence information, and the like. The control information for ePDCCH reception includes radio resource information for receiving ePDCCH from the local area base station apparatus 30 and DM-RS sequence information.

  The mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for receiving the Discovery Signal based on the control information for receiving the Discovery Signal received from the wide area base station apparatus 20. Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives the Discovery Signal from each local area base station apparatus 30 in the idle state, and periodically measures the received signal power from each local area base station apparatus 30 (step S03). Then, when the mobile terminal device 10 generates traffic, the mobile terminal device 10 shifts from the idle state to the active state.

  At the time of transition to the active state, the measurement signal and user ID of the top several stations of the plurality of local area base station devices 30 and the user ID are DACH with respect to the local area base station device 30 nearest from the mobile terminal device 10. It is transmitted (step S04). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for transmission using the DACH in advance based on the control information for DACH transmission received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S02. Note that the mobile terminal apparatus 10 may determine the nearest local area base station apparatus 30 based on the magnitude (for example, the highest rank) of the received signal power of the Discovery Signal. Further, the user ID may be an ID (for example, RACH-ID) randomly selected by the mobile terminal device 10.

  Next, the nearest local area base station apparatus 30 transfers the discovery signal measurement results and user IDs for the top several stations received from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to the wide area base station apparatus 20 (step S05). The wide area base station apparatus 20 allocates an appropriate local area base station apparatus to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 on the basis of the Discovery Signal measurement results for the top several stations, and assigns the initial downlink transmission power to the local area base station apparatus 30. Set (step S06). At this time, the wide area base station apparatus 20 assigns the local area base station apparatus 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 by adjusting the load balance between the local areas. Therefore, the local area base station device 30 having the highest received signal power is not necessarily assigned to the mobile terminal device 10. Further, the wide area base station apparatus 20 may be configured to allocate a plurality of local area base station apparatuses 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 and transmit CoMP (Coordinated Multiple Point).

  Then, the assigned local area base station apparatus 30 transmits the downlink control signal on the control channel (ePDCCH) and the user data on the data channel (PDSCH) to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 (step S07). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for reception using ePDCCH in advance by the control information for ePDCCH reception received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S02.

  In the first initial connection method, the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is notified to the local area base station device 30 using the DACH defined in the local area wireless communication method. Therefore, it is possible to establish an uplink connection between the mobile terminal device 10 and the local area base station device 30 without transmitting an uplink signal from the mobile terminal device 10 to the wide area base station device 20. Further, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is measuring the Discovery Signal while in the idle state, so that the uplink connection after the transition to the active state is accelerated. Furthermore, since the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is reported after the mobile terminal device 10 shifts to the active state, the mobile terminal device 10 can be battery-saved while suppressing the report frequency.

  With reference to FIG. 8, an example of the second initial connection method using the first arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described. The second initial connection scheme is obtained by omitting the allocation process in the wide area base station apparatus 20 in steps S05 and S06 of the first initial connection scheme. The second initial connection method is effective when the amount of traffic generated in the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is small and it is not necessary for the wide area base station apparatus 20 to adjust the load balance between the local areas.

  In the following description, a configuration (see FIG. 12) in which a plurality of local areas are arranged in the wide area is illustrated. As shown in FIG. 8, the wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are connected to each other by a backhaul link or the like (for example, X2 interface), and the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is connected to the wide area and each local area base station. Wireless signals can be received from the area.

  As advance preparations on the network side, each local area base station device 30 receives control information for transmitting Discovery Signal from the wide area base station device 20 via the backhaul link, and periodically transmits the Discovery Signal (step). S11). The control information for transmitting the Discovery Signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for transmitting the Discovery Signal to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. The signal sequence of the Discovery Signal is set for each local area, and the local area is identified by this signal sequence.

  Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in the idle state (step S12). The control information for receiving the discovery signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for receiving the discovery signal from each local area base station apparatus 30. The control information for DACH transmission includes radio resource information for transmitting to the local area base station apparatus 30 via the DACH, DM-RS sequence information, and the like. The control information for ePDCCH reception includes radio resource information for receiving ePDCCH from the local area base station apparatus 30 and DM-RS sequence information.

  The mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for receiving the Discovery Signal based on the control information for receiving the Discovery Signal received from the wide area base station apparatus 20. Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives the Discovery Signal from each local area base station apparatus 30 in the idle state, and periodically measures the received signal power from each local area base station apparatus 30 (step S13). Then, when the mobile terminal device 10 generates traffic, the mobile terminal device 10 shifts from the idle state to the active state.

  At the time of shifting to the active state, the discovery signal measurement results and user IDs for the upper several stations are transmitted from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to the nearest local area base station apparatus 30 on the DACH (step S14). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for transmission using the DACH in advance by the control information for DACH transmission received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S12. In addition, ID (for example, RACH-ID) which the mobile terminal device 10 selected at random may be sufficient as user ID.

  Then, the downlink control signal and the user data are transmitted from the nearest local area base station device 30 through the control channel (ePDCCH) to the mobile terminal device 10 through the data channel (PDSCH), respectively (step S15). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for reception using ePDCCH in advance by the control information for ePDCCH reception received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S12.

  In the second initial connection method, as in the first initial connection method, the mobile terminal device 10 and the local area are not transmitted from the mobile terminal device 10 to the wide area base station device 20 without transmitting an uplink signal. An uplink connection can be established with the base station apparatus 30. Also, since the Discovery Signal measurement result is transmitted to the local area base station apparatus 30 instead of the wide area base station apparatus 20, the load on the wide area base station apparatus 20 is concentrated when there are a large number of local areas. There is no. Further, the uplink connection after the transition to the active state is accelerated, and the mobile terminal device 10 is battery-saved while suppressing the report frequency.

  The second initial connection method and the first initial connection method may be switchable. The first and second initial connection methods are switched depending on whether or not the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is transferred from the most recent (topmost) local area base station device 30 to the wide area base station device 20. The switching of the initial connection method is determined by control information from the wide area base station apparatus 20 or control information from the mobile terminal apparatus 10. For example, the data size is included in the control information transmitted by the DACH from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to the nearest local area base station apparatus 30.

  Then, the local area base station device 30 switches the initial connection method by comparing the data size notified from the mobile terminal device 10 with a threshold value. When the data size is larger than the threshold, the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is transferred from the latest local area base station apparatus 30 to the wide area base station apparatus 20, and the wide area base station apparatus 20 adjusts the load balance between the local areas. The allocation process is performed in consideration. On the other hand, when the data size is smaller than the threshold value, the local area base station device 30 nearest to the mobile terminal device 10 is assigned without performing the assignment process in the wide area base station device 20.

  With reference to FIG. 9, the second arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described. In the second DACH configuration, downlink discovery signals are transmitted in a long cycle, and radio resources are allocated to the uplink DACH with the same frequency (long cycle). Due to this low frequency DACH, monitoring of the DACH in the local area base station apparatus 30 can be suspended. However, since the DACH transmission frequency is low, a large delay occurs before the connection is established in the uplink in the first and second initial connection methods described above. Hereinafter, the third initial connection method specialized for the second arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described in detail.

  With reference to FIG. 10, an example of a third initial connection method using the second arrangement configuration of the DACH will be described. In the following description, a configuration (see FIG. 12) in which a plurality of local areas are arranged in the wide area is illustrated. As shown in FIG. 10, the wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are connected by a backhaul link or the like (for example, an X2 interface), and the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is connected to the wide area and each local area base station. Wireless signals can be received from the area.

  As advance preparations on the network side, each local area base station device 30 receives control information for transmitting Discovery Signal from the wide area base station device 20 via the backhaul link, and periodically transmits the Discovery Signal (step). S21). The control information for transmitting the Discovery Signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for transmitting the Discovery Signal to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. The signal sequence of the Discovery Signal is set for each local area, and the local area is identified by this signal sequence.

  Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in the idle state (step S22). The control information for receiving the discovery signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for receiving the discovery signal from each local area base station apparatus 30. The control information for DACH transmission includes radio resource information for transmitting to the local area base station apparatus 30 via the DACH, DM-RS sequence information, and the like. The control information for ePDCCH reception includes radio resource information for receiving ePDCCH from the local area base station apparatus 30 and DM-RS sequence information.

  In this way, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for receiving the Discovery Signal based on the control information for receiving the Discovery Signal received from the wide area base station apparatus 20. Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives the Discovery Signal from each local area base station apparatus 30 in the idle state, and periodically measures the received signal power from each local area base station apparatus 30 (step S23).

  Next, the measurement signal and user ID of the top several stations among the plurality of local area base station devices 30 and the user ID are transmitted from the idle mobile terminal device 10 to the nearest local area base station device 30 on the DACH. (Step S24). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for transmission using the DACH in advance by the control information for DACH transmission received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S22.

  However, if the mobile terminal apparatus 10 measures the Discovery Signal and transmits the measurement result using the DACH, the battery consumption of the mobile terminal apparatus 10 increases. Therefore, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 may be configured to transmit the measurement result on the DACH only when there is a change in the upper several stations (for example, the highest station). Note that the mobile terminal apparatus 10 may determine the nearest local area base station apparatus 30 based on the magnitude (for example, the highest rank) of the received signal power of the Discovery Signal. Further, the user ID may be an ID (for example, RACH-ID) randomly selected by the mobile terminal device 10.

  Next, the latest local area base station apparatus 30 transfers the discovery signal measurement results and user IDs for the top several stations received from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 in the idle state to the wide area base station apparatus 20 (step S25). ). Then, when the mobile terminal device 10 generates traffic, the mobile terminal device 10 shifts from the idle state to the active state.

  When shifting to the active state, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 randomly accesses the wide area base station apparatus 20 (step S26). The wide area base station apparatus 20 allocates an appropriate local area base station apparatus to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 based on the Discovery Signal measurement results for the top several stations, and allocates to the local area base station apparatus 30 and the mobile terminal apparatus 10. An instruction is given (step S27). At this time, by associating the RACH sequence with the user ID, a RACH response can be used for an allocation instruction to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. Also, the downlink initial transmission power is set in the local area base station device 30 in accordance with an allocation instruction to the local area base station device 30.

  Further, the wide area base station apparatus 20 adjusts the load balance between the local areas and assigns the local area base station apparatus 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. Therefore, the local area base station device 30 having the highest received signal power is not necessarily assigned to the mobile terminal device 10. Further, the wide area base station apparatus 20 may be configured to allocate a plurality of local area base station apparatuses 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 and transmit CoMP (Coordinated Multiple Point).

  Then, downlink control signals are transmitted from the allocated local area base station apparatus 30 through the control channel (ePDCCH) and user data are transmitted through the data channel (PDSCH) to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 (step S28). In this case, according to the ePDCCH reception control information received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S22, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is ready for reception using ePDCCH in advance.

  In the third initial connection method, even when radio resources are allocated to the DACH at a low frequency, a connection is quickly established in the uplink when traffic occurs in the mobile terminal apparatus 10. Therefore, monitoring of the DACH in the local area base station device 30 can be suspended. Further, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is measuring the Discovery Signal while in the idle state, so that the uplink connection after the transition to the active state is accelerated. Furthermore, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 can be battery-saved by suppressing the reporting frequency of the discovery signal measurement result in the idle state.

  With reference to FIG. 11, an example of a fourth initial connection method not using the DACH will be described. In the following description, a configuration (see FIG. 12) in which a plurality of local areas are arranged in the wide area is illustrated. As shown in FIG. 11, the wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are connected by a backhaul link or the like (for example, X2 interface), and the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is connected to the wide area and each local area base station. Wireless signals can be received from the area.

  As advance preparations on the network side, each local area base station device 30 receives control information for transmitting Discovery Signal from the wide area base station device 20 via the backhaul link, and periodically transmits the Discovery Signal (step). S31). The control information for transmitting the Discovery Signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for transmitting the Discovery Signal to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. The signal sequence of the Discovery Signal is set for each local area, and the local area is identified by this signal sequence.

  Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives control information for receiving a Discovery Signal and control information for receiving an ePDCCH from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in an idle state (step S32). The control information for receiving the discovery signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for receiving the discovery signal from each local area base station apparatus 30. The control information for ePDCCH reception includes radio resource information for receiving ePDCCH from the local area base station apparatus 30 and DM-RS sequence information.

  The mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for receiving the Discovery Signal based on the control information for receiving the Discovery Signal received from the wide area base station apparatus 20. Next, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 receives the Discovery Signal from each local area base station apparatus 30 in the idle state, and periodically measures the received signal power from each local area base station apparatus 30 (step S33). Then, when the mobile terminal device 10 generates traffic, the mobile terminal device 10 shifts from the idle state to the active state.

  At the time of transition to the active state, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 randomly accesses the wide area base station apparatus 20 (step S34). Next, the wide area base station apparatus 20 instructs the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to report a discovery signal measurement result (step S35). Next, the discovery signal measurement results for the upper several stations are transmitted from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to the wide area base station apparatus 20 (step S36).

  Next, the wide area base station apparatus 20 assigns an appropriate local area base station apparatus 20 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 based on the measurement results of the Discovery Signals for the top several stations, and downlinks the local area base station apparatus 30 to the downlink. Initial transmission power is set (step S37). At this time, the wide area base station apparatus 20 assigns the local area base station apparatus 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 by adjusting the load balance between the local areas. Therefore, the local area base station device 30 having the highest received signal power is not necessarily assigned to the mobile terminal device 10. Further, the wide area base station apparatus 20 may be configured to allocate a plurality of local area base station apparatuses 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 and transmit CoMP (Coordinated Multiple Point).

  Then, the assigned local area base station apparatus 30 transmits the downlink control signal on the control channel (ePDCCH) and the user data on the data channel (PDSCH) to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 (step S38). In this case, the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is prepared for reception using ePDCCH in advance by the control information for ePDCCH reception received from the wide area base station apparatus 20 in step S32.

  In the fourth initial connection method, since the DACH is not used in the uplink, it is necessary to report the measurement result of the Discovery Signal from the mobile terminal device 10 to the wide area base station device 20. Therefore, compared with the case where the DACH is used in the first to third initial connection schemes, there are many connection procedures after the occurrence of traffic, and it is difficult to quickly establish an uplink connection.

  In each of the initial connection methods described above, the reception signal power of the Discovery Signal is measured. However, the present invention is not limited to this configuration. In each of the above initial connection methods, the reception quality of the discovery signal may be measured to determine the local area base station device 30 to which the mobile terminal device 10 is connected.

  Here, the radio communication system according to the present embodiment will be described in detail. FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram of a system configuration of the wireless communication system according to the present embodiment. Note that the wireless communication system shown in FIG. 12 is a system including, for example, an LTE system or SUPER 3G. This wireless communication system supports carrier aggregation in which a plurality of basic frequency blocks having the system band of the LTE system as one unit are integrated. Further, this radio communication system may be called IMT-Advanced, or may be called 4G, FRA (Future Radio Access).

  As shown in FIG. 12, the radio communication system 1 includes a wide area base station apparatus 20 that covers a wide area C1, and a plurality of local area base station apparatuses 30 that cover a plurality of local areas C2 provided in the wide area C1. And. A large number of mobile terminal apparatuses 10 are arranged in the wide area C1 and each local area C2. The mobile terminal apparatus 10 is compatible with the wide area and local area wireless communication systems, and is configured to be able to perform wireless communication with the wide area base station apparatus 20 and the local area base station apparatus 30.

  The mobile terminal apparatus 10 and the wide area base station apparatus 20 communicate using a wide area frequency (for example, a low frequency band). The mobile terminal apparatus 10 and the local area base station apparatus 30 communicate using a local area frequency (for example, a high frequency band). Moreover, the wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are wired or wirelessly connected.

  The wide area base station apparatus 20 and each local area base station apparatus 30 are each connected to a higher station apparatus (not shown), and are connected to the core network 50 via the higher station apparatus. The upper station apparatus includes, for example, an access gateway apparatus, a radio network controller (RNC), a mobility management entity (MME), and the like, but is not limited thereto. Further, the local area base station device 30 may be connected to the higher station device via the wide area base station device 20.

  Each mobile terminal apparatus 10 includes an LTE terminal and an LTE-A terminal. In the following, the description will be given as a mobile terminal apparatus unless otherwise specified. For convenience of explanation, it is assumed that the wireless communication with the wide area base station apparatus 20 and the local area base station apparatus 30 is a mobile terminal apparatus, but more generally includes a mobile terminal apparatus and a fixed terminal apparatus. User equipment (UE: User Equipment) may be sufficient. Further, the local area base station device 30 and the wide area base station device 20 may be referred to as wide area and local area transmission points. The local area base station device 30 may be a light projecting base station device.

  In a radio communication system, OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) is applied to the downlink and SC-FDMA (Single Carrier Frequency Division Multiple Access) is applied to the uplink as radio access schemes. OFDMA is a multi-carrier transmission scheme that performs communication by dividing a frequency band into a plurality of narrow frequency bands (subcarriers) and mapping data to each subcarrier. SC-FDMA is a single carrier transmission scheme that reduces interference between terminals by dividing a system band into bands each consisting of one or continuous resource blocks for each terminal, and a plurality of terminals using different bands. .

  Here, a communication channel in the LTE system will be described. The downlink communication channel includes PDSCH (Physical Downlink Shared Channel) shared by each mobile terminal apparatus 10 and downlink L1 / L2 control channels (PDCCH, PCFICH, PHICH). User data and higher control information are transmitted by the PDSCH. PDSCH and PUSCH scheduling information and the like are transmitted by PDCCH (Physical Downlink Control Channel). The number of OFDM symbols used for PDCCH is transmitted by PCFICH (Physical Control Format Indicator Channel). HARQ ACK / NACK for PUSCH is transmitted by PHICH (Physical Hybrid-ARQ Indicator Channel).

  The uplink communication channel includes a PUSCH (Physical Uplink Shared Channel) as an uplink data channel shared by each mobile terminal apparatus 10 and a PUCCH (Physical Uplink Control Channel) that is an uplink control channel. User data and higher control information are transmitted by this PUSCH. Also, downlink radio quality information (CQI: Channel Quality Indicator), ACK / NACK, and the like are transmitted by PUCCH.

  The overall configuration of the mobile terminal apparatus 10 will be described with reference to FIG. The mobile terminal apparatus 10 includes a format selection unit 101, an uplink signal generation unit 102, an uplink signal multiplexing unit 103, baseband transmission signal processing units 104 and 105, and transmission RF circuits 106 and 107 as transmission processing units. .

  The format selection unit 101 selects a wide area transmission format and a local area transmission format. The uplink signal generation unit 102 generates an uplink data signal and a reference signal. In the case of a wide area transmission format, the uplink signal generation unit 102 generates an uplink data signal and a reference signal for the wide area base station apparatus 20. Further, in the case of the transmission format for the local area, the uplink signal generation unit 102 generates an uplink data signal and a reference signal for the local area base station apparatus 30.

  Uplink signal multiplexing section 103 multiplexes uplink transmission data and a reference signal. The uplink signal for the wide area base station apparatus 20 is input to the baseband transmission signal processing unit 104 and subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM uplink signal, a frequency domain signal is converted into a time-series signal by an inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), and a cyclic prefix is inserted. The upstream signal passes through the transmission RF circuit 106 and is transmitted from the wide-area transmission / reception antenna 110 via the duplexer 108 provided between the transmission system and the reception system. In the transmission / reception system for the wide area, simultaneous transmission / reception is possible by the duplexer 108.

  The uplink signal for the local area base station apparatus 30 is input to the baseband transmission signal processing unit 105 and subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM uplink signal, a frequency domain signal is converted into a time-series signal by an inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), and a cyclic prefix is inserted. Then, the upstream signal passes through the transmission RF circuit 107 and is transmitted from the wide-area transmission / reception antenna 111 via the changeover switch 109 provided between the transmission system and the reception system. In the local area transmission / reception system, transmission / reception is switched by the selector switch 109.

  In the present embodiment, the duplexer 108 is provided in the wide area transmission / reception system and the changeover switch 109 is provided in the local area transmission / reception system. However, the present invention is not limited to this configuration. The changeover switch 109 may be provided in the wide area transmission / reception system, or the duplexer 108 may be provided in the local area transmission / reception system. Further, the wide area and local area uplink signals may be transmitted simultaneously from the transmitting and receiving antennas 110 and 111, or may be transmitted separately by switching the transmitting and receiving antennas 110 and 111.

  In addition, the mobile terminal device 10 includes reception RF circuits 112 and 113, baseband reception signal processing units 114 and 115, a wide area control information reception unit 116, a Discovery Signal reception unit 117, and a Discovery Signal measurement unit as reception processing units. 118, and downlink signal demodulation / decoding sections 119 and 120.

  The downlink signal from the wide area base station apparatus 20 is received by the wide area transmission / reception antenna 110. This downstream signal is input to the baseband reception signal processing unit 114 via the duplexer 108 and the reception RF circuit 112, and is subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM downlink signal, a cyclic prefix is removed, and a time-series signal is converted to a frequency domain signal by Fast Fourier Transform (FFT).

  The wide area control information receiving unit 116 receives wide area control information from a wide area downlink signal. Here, Discovery Signal reception control information, DACH transmission control information, and ePDCCH reception control information are received as wide area control information. Wide area control information receiving section 116 outputs control information for receiving Discovery Signal to Discovery Signal receiving section 117, outputs control information for DACH transmission to Discovery Signal measuring section 118, and downloads control information for receiving ePDCCH. The signal is output to the signal demodulation / decoding unit 120. The wide area control information is received by broadcast information or RRC signaling (higher layer signaling), for example. The wide area downlink data signal is input to the downlink signal demodulation / decoding section 119, and is decoded (descrambled) and demodulated by the downlink signal demodulation / decoding section 119.

  The downlink signal from the local area base station apparatus 30 is received by the local area transmission / reception antenna 111. The downstream signal is input to the baseband reception signal processing unit 115 via the changeover switch 109 and the reception RF circuit 113, and is subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM downlink signal, a cyclic prefix is removed, and a time-series signal is converted to a frequency domain signal by Fast Fourier Transform (FFT).

  The discovery signal reception unit 117 receives the discovery signal from the local area base station apparatus 30 based on the discovery signal reception control information input from the wide area control information reception unit 116. The control information for receiving the discovery signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for receiving the discovery signal from each local area base station apparatus 30. The radio resource information includes, for example, a Discovery Signal transmission interval, a frequency position, a code, and the like.

  The Discovery Signal measuring unit 118 periodically measures the received signal power of the Discovery Signal received by the Discovery Signal receiving unit 117. The Discovery Signal measurement unit 118 transmits the top several stations (for example, top three stations) with high received signal power among the Discovery Signals from each local area base station apparatus 30 to the local area base station apparatus 30 using the DACH as a measurement result. . In this case, the Discovery Signal measuring unit 118 identifies the local area of the transmission destination based on the Discovery Signal signal sequence. Further, in the first arrangement configuration of the DACH (first and second initial connection methods), the DACH is set more frequently than the Discovery Signal. Then, at the time of transition from the idle state to the active state, the discovery signal measurement result is transmitted to the local area base station apparatus 30.

  In the second arrangement configuration (third initial connection method) of the DACH, the DACH is set with the same frequency as the Discovery Signal. Then, the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is transmitted to the local area base station apparatus 30 in the idle state. In the second arrangement configuration of the DACH, the measurement of the Discovery Signal on the DACH is performed only when the received signal power of the higher-order stations (for example, the highest rank) is changed in consideration of the battery consumption of the mobile terminal device 10. The result is sent. Also, on the DACH, the user ID is transmitted together with the measurement result of the discovery signal.

  The DACH transmission is performed based on the DACH transmission control information input from the wide area control information receiving unit 116. The control information for DACH transmission includes radio resource information for transmitting to the local area base station apparatus 30 via the DACH, DM-RS sequence information, and the like. The radio resource information includes, for example, a DACH transmission interval, a frequency position, a code, and the like.

  The downlink data signal for the local area is input to the downlink signal demodulation / decoding unit 120, and is decoded (descrambled) and demodulated by the downlink signal demodulation / decoding unit 120. Further, the downlink signal demodulation / decoding section 120 decodes (descrambles) and demodulates the local area downlink control signal (ePDCCH) based on the ePDCCH reception control information input from the wide area control information receiving section 116. To do. The control information for ePDCCH reception includes radio resource information for receiving ePDCCH from the local area base station apparatus 30 and DM-RS sequence information. The radio resource information includes, for example, an ePDCCH transmission interval, a frequency position, a code (code), and the like.

  Further, the wide area and local area downlink signals may be received simultaneously from the transmitting and receiving antennas 110 and 111, or may be received separately by switching the transmitting and receiving antennas 110 and 111. In the case of the third initial connection method, a signal generation unit for causing the mobile terminal apparatus 10 to randomly access the wide area base station apparatus 20 may be provided. For example, the signal generation unit generates a RACH sequence in association with the user ID.

  The overall configuration of the wide area base station apparatus 20 will be described with reference to FIG. The wide area base station apparatus 20 includes a wide area control information generation unit 201, a downlink signal generation unit 202, a downlink signal multiplexing unit 203, a baseband transmission signal processing unit 204, and a transmission RF circuit 205 as a processing unit of the transmission system. Yes.

  The wide area control information generation unit 201 generates control information for Discovery Signal transmission, control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception as wide area control information. Wide area control information generating section 201 outputs control information for Discovery Signal transmission to transmission path interface 211, and downlink signal multiplexing control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception The data is output to the unit 203. The control information for Discovery Signal transmission is transmitted to the local area base station apparatus 30 via the transmission path interface 211. On the other hand, control information for Discovery Signal reception, control information for DACH transmission, and control information for ePDCCH reception are transmitted to mobile terminal apparatus 10 via downlink signal multiplexing section 203.

  The downlink signal generation unit 202 generates a downlink data signal and a reference signal. The downlink signal multiplexing unit 203 multiplexes the wide area control information, the downlink data signal, and the reference signal. The downlink signal for the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is input to the baseband transmission signal processing unit 204 and subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM downlink signal, a frequency domain signal is converted to a time-series signal by an inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), and a cyclic prefix is inserted. The downlink signal is transmitted from the transmission / reception antenna 207 through the transmission RF circuit 205 and the duplexer 206 provided between the transmission system and the reception system.

  Further, the wide area base station apparatus 20 includes a reception RF circuit 208, a baseband reception signal processing unit 209, an uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 210, a measurement result reception unit 212, a local area allocation unit 213, as a reception system processing unit. An initial transmission power determination unit 214 is provided.

  The uplink signal from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is received by the transmission / reception antenna 207 and input to the baseband reception signal processing unit 209 via the duplexer 206 and the reception RF circuit 208. The baseband received signal processing unit 209 performs digital signal processing on the upstream signal. For example, in the case of an OFDM uplink signal, a cyclic prefix is removed, and a time-series signal is converted to a frequency-domain signal by Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). The uplink data signal is input to the uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 210, and is decoded (descrambled) and demodulated by the uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 210.

  The measurement result receiving unit 212 receives the discovery signal measurement result and user ID transferred from the local area base station device 30 via the transmission path interface 211. The measurement result receiving unit 212 outputs the discovery signal measurement result and the user ID to the local area allocation unit 213. The local area allocating unit 213 allocates an appropriate local area base station apparatus 30 to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 based on the received signal power and user IDs for the upper several stations indicated in the measurement result of Discovery Signal. At this time, the local area allocation unit 213 performs allocation by adjusting the load balance between the local areas.

  The initial transmission power determination unit 214 determines initial transmission power (ePDCCH / PDSCH) for the local area base station apparatus 30 based on the measurement result (reception signal power) of the Discovery Signal. The initial transmission power determination unit 214 transmits the initial transmission power instruction information to the local area base station device 30 that is the connection destination of the mobile terminal device 10 via the transmission path interface 211.

  In the second initial connection method, since the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is not transferred from the local area base station apparatus 30, the local area allocation process and the initial transmission power determination process are stopped. Further, in the third initial connection scheme, the user ID is associated with the RACH sequence, so that the allocation result can be instructed to the mobile terminal apparatus 10 using the RACH response.

  The overall configuration of the local area base station device 30 will be described with reference to FIG. It is assumed that the local area base station device 30 is arranged in the immediate vicinity of the mobile terminal device 10. The local area base station apparatus 30 includes an initial transmission power setting unit 301 and a wide area control information receiving unit 302. Further, the local area base station apparatus 30 includes a downlink signal generation unit 303, a Discovery Signal generation unit 304, a downlink signal multiplexing unit 305, a baseband transmission signal processing unit 306, and a transmission RF circuit 307 as processing units of the transmission system. Yes.

  The initial transmission power setting unit 301 receives the initial transmission power instruction information from the wide area base station apparatus 20 via the transmission path interface 314. The initial transmission power setting unit 301 sets the initial transmission power of the downlink data signal (PDSCH) and the downlink control signal (ePDCCH) based on the initial transmission power instruction information. The wide area control information receiving unit 302 receives wide area control information from the wide area base station apparatus 20 via the transmission path interface 314. Here, control information for Discovery Signal transmission is received as wide area control information. Wide area control information receiving section 302 outputs control information for Discovery Signal transmission to Discovery Signal generating section 304.

  The downlink signal generation unit 303 generates a downlink data signal (PDSCH), a reference signal, and a downlink control signal (ePDCCH). In the downlink signal generation unit 303, the initial transmission power of the downlink data signal and the downlink control signal is set by the initial transmission power setting unit 301. The discovery signal generation unit 304 generates a discovery signal based on the control information for discovery signal transmission input from the wide area control information reception unit 302. The control information for transmitting the Discovery Signal includes radio resource information and signal sequence information for transmitting the Discovery Signal to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. The radio resource information includes, for example, a Discovery Signal transmission interval, a frequency position, a code, and the like.

  The downlink signal multiplexing unit 305 multiplexes downlink transmission data, a reference signal, and a downlink control signal. The downlink signal for the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is input to the baseband transmission signal processing unit 306 and subjected to digital signal processing. For example, in the case of an OFDM downlink signal, a frequency domain signal is converted to a time-series signal by an inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT), and a cyclic prefix is inserted. Then, the downstream signal passes through the transmission RF circuit 307 and is transmitted from the transmission / reception antenna 309 via the changeover switch 308 provided between the transmission system and the reception system. Note that a duplexer may be provided instead of the changeover switch 308.

  The local area base station apparatus 30 includes a reception RF circuit 310, a baseband reception signal processing unit 311, an uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 312, and a measurement result reception unit 313 as a reception system processing unit.

  The uplink signal from the mobile terminal apparatus 10 is received by the local area transmission / reception antenna 309 and input to the baseband reception signal processing unit 311 via the changeover switch 308 and the reception RF circuit 310. The baseband received signal processing unit 311 performs digital signal processing on the upstream signal. For example, in the case of an OFDM uplink signal, a cyclic prefix is removed, and a time-series signal is converted to a frequency-domain signal by Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). The uplink data signal is input to the uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 312, and is decoded (descrambled) and demodulated by the uplink signal demodulation / decoding unit 312.

  The measurement result receiving unit 313 receives the measurement result of the discovery signal and the user ID from the uplink signal. In the case of the first and third initial connection methods, the measurement result receiving unit 313 transfers the discovery signal measurement result and the user ID to the wide area base station apparatus 20 via the transmission path interface 314. In the case of the second initial connection method, the measurement result receiving unit 313 does not transfer the discovery signal measurement result and the user ID to the wide area base station apparatus 20. Note that, in the second connection method, even if switching of the Discovery Signal measurement result and the user ID for the wide area base station apparatus 20 is switched based on the control information transmitted from the wide area or the control information transmitted on the DACH. Good. For example, the data size generated in the mobile terminal device 10 is included in the control information.

  When the data size is large, the discovery signal measurement result and the user ID are transferred to the wide area base station apparatus 20, and the wide area base station apparatus 20 performs an allocation process considering the load balance between the local areas. The When the data size is small, the discovery signal measurement result and the user ID are not transferred to the wide area base station apparatus 20, and the local area base station apparatus 30 that has received the discovery signal measurement result is assigned to the mobile terminal apparatus 10. .

  As described above, according to the radio communication system 1 according to the present embodiment, the measurement result of the Discovery Signal is quickly notified to the local area base station apparatus 30 by the PDCH defined in the local area radio communication system. The For this reason, when traffic occurs in the mobile terminal apparatus 10, the initial connection of the subsequent uplink can be smoothly performed. Therefore, it is possible to provide highly efficient local area wireless access specialized for the local area.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above, and can be implemented with various modifications. For example, the number of carriers, the carrier bandwidth, the signaling method, the number of processing units, and the processing procedure in the above description can be appropriately changed and implemented without departing from the scope of the present invention. Other modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Wireless communication system 10 Mobile terminal device 116 Wide area control information receiving part 117 Discovery Signal receiving part 118 Discovery Signal measuring part 20 Wide area base station apparatus 201 Wide area control information generating part 212 Measurement result receiving part 213 Local area allocation part 214 Initial Transmission power determination unit 30 Local area base station apparatus 301 Initial transmission power setting unit 302 Wide area control information reception unit 304 Discovery Signal generation unit 313 Measurement result reception unit

Claims (1)

A mobile terminal apparatus capable of communicating with a wide area base station apparatus and / or a local area base station apparatus,
A receiving unit that receives a detection signal used for detection of the local area base station apparatus from the local area base station apparatus;
When the mobile terminal apparatus is before transitioning to an idle state or an active state, a user ID is assigned to the local area base station using an access channel to the local area base station apparatus based on a reception result of the detection signal. A transmitter for transmitting to the device;
A mobile terminal device comprising:

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