KR20100032266A - Apparatus and method for processing interrupt of upper message is happened by adaptive retransmission command during random access procedure in mobile communication system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: An apparatus for processing the interrupt of an upper message by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system and a method thereof are provided not to decide wireless resource information for transmission of an upper message received in a random access procedure as a message for informing the pass of a conflict resolution, thereby successfully performing an random access procedure. CONSTITUTION: A scheduler receives a first wireless resource through a first control channel to transmit first data. In the scheduler, a random access procedure is triggered when data transmission procedure of the first data is generated. The scheduler receives a second wireless resource through a second control channel and transmits second data. If receiving an adaptive retransmission command about the first data retransmission when the second data retransmission procedure is generated, an HARQ(Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest) control unit(604) disregards the adaptive retransmission command and retransmits the second data.

Description

A method and apparatus for handling an upper message interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command in a random access procedure in a mobile communication system }

The present invention relates to a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, and more particularly, to a processing method and apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure.

UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) system is based on the European mobile system Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) and General Packet Radio Services (GPRS), and Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) It is a third generation asynchronous mobile communication system using. 3GPP, which is in charge of UMTS standardization, is discussing the Long Term Evolution (LTE) system as the next generation mobile communication system of the UMTS system.

In the LTE system, a hybrid automatic retransmit reQuest (HARQ) is performed between an EB (Evolved Node B: 'base station') and a UE (User Equipment: 'terminal'). The HARQ is a technique of increasing reception success rate by soft combining with retransmitted data without discarding previously received data.

The HARQ operation in the LTE system will be described. The HARQ processor is a basic unit that is responsible for transmitting and receiving HARQ packets, and the transmitting HARQ processors are responsible for transmitting and retransmitting HARQ packets, and receiving HARQ processors are for receiving and soft combining and ACK / NACK HARQ packets. It is in charge of information transmission. Each HARQ processor exists in pairs on the transmitting side and the receiving side, and by providing a plurality of HARQ processors in one HARQ entity, continuous transmission and reception is possible.

As will be described later, the operation of the HARQ processor is composed of operations for transmitting a user packet, receiving ACK / NACK information for it, and performing retransmission again. Therefore, if there is only one HARQ processor, other packets cannot be transmitted until the user data is transmitted and ACK / NACK information thereof is received. However, when a plurality of HARQ processors are provided, another processor may transmit data while one processor waits for ACK / NACK reception. Therefore, in the present method, by providing a plurality of HARQ processors, continuous transmission and reception is possible.

Basic operations of the HARQ processors are as follows. First, the transmitting HARQ processor channel codes data received in the multiplex block, transmits channel coded data, and stores the channel coded data in a buffer for retransmission later. When the HARQ ACK information is received for the data, the data is flushed, and when the NACK information is received for the data, the data is retransmitted.

The receiving HARQ processor channel decodes the data received through the physical channel and checks whether an error occurs through a cyclic redundancy check (CRC) operation. If an error occurs, the data is stored in a buffer and a HARQ NACK signal is transmitted. If the retransmission data for the data is received later, the data stored in the buffer and the retransmitted data are soft-combined and the error is checked again. If it is confirmed that an error still exists, the HARQ NACK signal is transmitted, and the process is repeated. If it is confirmed that the error is resolved, the HARQ ACK signal is transmitted.

Meanwhile, in the 3GPP LTE system, a random access procedure is defined to request initial access, as part of a handover, or to reset uplink synchronization.

While the HARQ processor is operating initial data retransmission, a random access procedure may be triggered. The initial data refers to data that is first received from the upper layer and transmitted to the first receiver.

As such, when the random access procedure is triggered during the initial data retransmission process (ie, when the HARQ processor for the initial data retransmission and the random access procedure are the same), the initial data stored in the HARQ processor is stored in the LAN. It is replaced by higher message transmission data through the dumb access procedure, and the data cannot be retransmitted.

In addition, when the base station allocates a radio resource for the initial data retransmission, the base station transmits the upper message of the random access procedure by using the radio resource for the retransmission, thus combining the retransmission data with the higher message. Will try. Therefore, if the operation of the terminal is not clearly defined, a random access procedure may not succeed, and a problem may occur in that the radio resource allocated by the base station cannot be efficiently used.

In addition, in the contention resolution process of the random access procedure, the terminal may incorrectly determine whether the contention resolution success is transmitted after successfully receiving the upper message of the random access procedure.

An object of the present invention is to provide a processing method and apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for preventing a malfunction caused by overlapping allocation of a higher message of a retransmission and a random access procedure in a mobile communication system.

According to a first aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, a method for handling a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, comprising: A process of transmitting a first radio resource, transmitting first data, and a random access procedure is triggered during the first data retransmission procedure to receive a second radio resource through a second control channel, and to transmit second data. And receiving the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission during the second data retransmission procedure, ignoring the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission and ignoring the second data. It characterized in that it comprises a process of retransmitting.

According to a second aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, a method for handling a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, through a first control channel In the process of receiving the first radio resource, transmitting the first data, and in the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate the second radio resource through the second control channel, and to overwrite the second data. Storing in the buffer, and transmitting the second data stored in the upper buffer after performing the first data retransmission procedure.

According to a third aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, a method for handling a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, comprising: When the first radio resource is allocated and the first data is transmitted, and the first data retransmission procedure is executed, a random access procedure is triggered and the second radio resource is allocated through the second control channel. And disregarding the first data retransmission, and retrying the random access procedure after performing the first data retransmission procedure.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, there is provided a processing apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system. A scheduler that receives a radio resource, transmits first data, and during the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate a second radio resource through a second control channel and transmit second data. And when receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission during the second data retransmission procedure, ignores the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission and discards the second data. It characterized in that it comprises a HARQ control unit for retransmission.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, there is provided a processing apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system. When the first radio resource is allocated, the first data is transmitted, and during the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate the second radio resource through the second control channel, and store the second data in the upper buffer. And a HARQ controller for transmitting the second data stored in the upper buffer after performing the first data retransmission procedure.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention for achieving the above objects, a method for handling a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, comprising: 1 is a scheduler for allocating radio resources and transmitting first data; and a random access procedure is triggered when the first data retransmission procedure is triggered and a second radio resource is allocated through a second control channel. It ignores and performs the first data retransmission, after performing the first data retransmission procedure, characterized in that it comprises a HARQ control unit for retrying a random access procedure.

As described above, when the upper message is interrupted by the adaptive retransmission command in the random access procedure in the mobile communication system, contention resolution when receiving radio resource information for higher message transmission during the random access procedure. By not judging it as a message indicating success, the random access procedure can be performed successfully. In addition, it is possible to prevent a malfunction of the terminal due to HARQ process duplication allocation occurring during the random access procedure.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, detailed descriptions of related well-known functions or configurations will be omitted if it is determined that the detailed description of the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention. The following terms are defined in consideration of the functions of the present invention, and may be changed according to the intentions or customs of the user, the operator, and the like. Therefore, the definition should be made based on the contents throughout the specification.

Hereinafter, a description will be given of a processing method and apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system.

1 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the UE 110 transmits radio resource allocation information (UL Grant) for uplink upper message transmission (hereinafter, referred to as first data transmission) from the ENB 111 (PDCCH) in step 121. Received through CHannel). The information includes HARQ process number, resource block (TB), transport block (TB) size information, and the like.

Thereafter, the UE 110 transmits an upper packet to the ENB 511 in a transport block unit (TBx) by using radio resource allocation information for transmitting an uplink upper layer message allocated in step 122. In this case, it is assumed that the transmitted HARQ packet is stored in a buffer of HARQ process A.

Thereafter, when the ENB 111 does not normally receive the first data transmission in step 123, the ENB 111 feeds back a HARQ NACK to the UE 110. Upon receiving this, the UE 110 attempts to retransmit up to HARQ Max Retranmission using the radio resource allocation information for uplink uplink message transmission in step 121.

Thereafter, when random access procedure triggering occurs in step 124 (random access procedure triggering may occur during the retransmission procedure), one of the random access preambles defined in the UE 110 is randomized. To choose. Thereafter, the UE 110 transmits a message including a random access preamble to the ENB 111 through a corresponding channel (or timeslot). This message 125 is defined as MSG1.

Thereafter, the ENB 111 transmits a response message for the random access preamble received in step 126 to the UE 110. The response message 126 is defined as MSG2. The response message 126 includes a random access preamble identifier indicating the received random access preamble, uplink timing synchronization information for synchronizing uplink timing, and transmission of a next uplink upper message 127 of the UE 110. Radio resource allocation information and the like. The next uplink upper message transmission 127 (hereinafter referred to as second data transmission) is defined as MSG3.

Thereafter, the UE 110 identifies a random access preamble identifier mapped to the random access preamble transmitted by the UE 110 in step 127, corrects uplink transmission timing by using uplink timing synchronization information, and then allocates the allocated radio. Using the resource, the corresponding upper message MSG3 (second data transmission) is transmitted through the corresponding channel (or timeslot).

Here, in step 126, the UE 110 transmits the upper message (MSG3) through the HARQ processor A in step 127, so that the UE 110 transmits the data (first data) stored in the HAR processor A in step 122. It will be overwritten by the higher level message MSG3. Therefore, the first data of step 122 does not exist.

Subsequently, when the ENB 111 does not normally receive the upper message MSG3 in step 128, when the HARQ NACK is transmitted to the UE 110, the UE 110 receives the HARQ received in step 129. The upper message MSG3 is retransmitted to the ENB 111 by NACK. Here, the resource allocated in step 126 is used as it is and retransmitted.

Thereafter, in step 130, the ENB 111 does not normally receive the first data transmitted by the UE 110 in step 122, and the ENB 111 performs retransmission through the HARQ NACK in step 123. Although the request is not received, the retransmission is not received. Therefore, the retransmission is requested for the first data by an adaptive retransmission command through the PDCCH channel.

According to the current standard, if the UE 110 receives the radio resource allocation information (UL grant) addressed to the C-RNTI after transmitting the upper message MSG3, the contention resolution is considered to be successful. Therefore, after the UE 110 transmits the higher message MSG3 in step 130, the radio resource allocation information (UL Grant) for which the ENB 111 requests adaptive retransmission for the first data transmission. Upon receiving the PDCCH addressed with the C-RNTI including the, according to the current standard, the UE 110 considers that contention resolution of the random access procedure is successful. Since the ENB 111 does not successfully receive the MSG3 including the radio resource allocation information requesting the adaptive retransmission and transmits it to indicate that contention resolution is successful, the UE 110 may not transmit the content. The contention resolution should be deemed successful.

To this end, in step 130, when the received radio resource allocation information (UL Grant) is addressed to the C-RNTI and corresponds to a HARQ processor in which the upper message MSG3 in the buffer is processed, the UE 110. ) Ignores the received radio resource allocation information (UL Grant).

Further, even when the UE 110 receives radio resource allocation information meeting the condition, that is, radio resource allocation information corresponding to an HARQ process addressed to the C-RNTI and the upper message MSG3 is being processed, the UE 110 receives the radio resource allocation information corresponding to the condition. The contention resolution (UL grant) does not determine that contention resolution is successful. In other words, when the UE 110 transmits the upper message MSG3 and receives a radio resource allocation message corresponding to a HARQ process that is addressed to a C-RNTI and the upper message MSG3 is not being processed. Only the contention resolution succeeds.

According to another embodiment of the contention resolution success condition described above in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention, the contention resolution essentially consists of the ENB 111 successfully receiving a higher message MSG3 and the UE 110 contention. After recognizing that a solution is awaiting, a process of transmitting radio resource allocation information (UL grant) addressed to the C-RNTI of the UE 110 is performed. In this case, it is reasonable that the ENB 111 transmits radio resource allocation information indicating initial transmission as radio resource allocation information indicating the contention resolution.

For this reason, in one embodiment of the present invention, after the UE 110 transmits the upper message MSG3, it adapts among radio resource allocation information (UL grant) addressed to the C-RNTI of the UE 110. The contention resolution may be determined to be successful only when the radio resource allocation information (UL grant) indicating the initial transmission is received instead of retransmission.

In summary, as the contention resolution success condition in one embodiment of the present invention, both of the following are possible. First, the UE 110 transmits a higher message (MSG3) and then radio resource allocation information (UL) corresponding to a HARQ process other than the HARQ process that is addressed to the C-RNTI of the terminal and the upper message (MSG3) is being processed. If a grant is received, the contention resolution is determined to be successful. Next, the terminal determines that contention resolution is successful when transmitting the upper message MSG3 and receiving radio resource allocation information (UL grant) addressed to the C-RNTI of the terminal and indicating the initial transmission.

Accordingly, in the first embodiment of the present invention, the adaptive retransmission command of the PDCCH channel of step 130 is ignored, and the UE 110 continues retransmission of the higher message MSG3, which is ongoing in step 129, in step 131. Proceed. In addition, when the ENB 111 normally receives the higher message MSG3 (second data transmission), the contention resolution message is transmitted to the UE 110 so that a random access procedure is successful. (Not shown).

As described above, in the first embodiment of the present invention of FIG. 1, the random access procedure is successfully performed by ignoring the adaptive retransmission command of the PDCCH channel in step 130.

2 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, steps 221 to 231 are the same as steps 121 to 130 in FIG. 1, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. That is, in the state where the retransmission for the first data and the transmission for the second data use the same HARQ processor, the ENB 211 transmits the first data transmitted by the UE 210 in step 230 in step 230. Since a request for retransmission is generated through HARQ NACK in step 223 because it is not normally received, it is assumed that the ENB 211 requests retransmission again through an adaptive retransmission command due to a retransmission failure.

In the above assumption, if the HARQ process A in step 226 coincides with the retransmission time point of the first data in step 222, the ENB 211 considers that the HARQ process A is in use for the first data retransmission. Accordingly, the ENB 211 ignores the radio resource allocation for the first data retransmission at this point, and applies radio resource allocation information for the second data transmission for the transmission of the received upper message MSG3. In step 227, the UE 210 transmits a higher message MSG3 using radio resource allocation information for second data transmission.

According to the second embodiment of the present invention, the adaptive retransmission command of the PDCCH channel in step 230 is radio resource allocation information for the first data retransmission, and thus is ignored, and the retransmission of the upper message (MSG3) in step 231 is continued. .

On the other hand, the step 232 is Adaptive  Send command ( adaptive transmission  command) for radio resource allocation information (for initial data transmission) UL grant In this case, it is determined that the existing random access procedure (steps 225 to 228) is successful. That is, the random access procedure MAC At the sub-tier  Started, said  PDCCH  Transmission (step 232) is C- RNTI in Being addressed , Radio resource allocation information for the initial transmission ( UL grant ), The contention resolution ( contention  resolution is considered successful.

Therefore, in step 232, radio resource allocation information (for initial data transmission) UL grant ), And in step 233 for the initial data transmission Radio Circle allocation information ( UL grant ), The initial data is generated and transmitted.

Through the above process, the UE 210 transmits an upper packet or a message by applying only radio resource allocation information for upper link upper message transmission transmitted from the ENB 211 for initial transmission.

That is, in the second embodiment of FIG. 2, among the radio resource allocation information for transmitting the first data, only radio resource allocation for initial transmission (step 232) is applied and radio resource allocation for retransmission (step 230) is ignored. do.

3 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, steps 321 to 326 are the same as steps 121 to 126 in FIG. 1, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. That is, when the retransmission for the first data and the transmission for the second data use the same HARQ processor, the upper message MSG3 after the upper message MSG3 is suspended and the retransmission is completed for the first data. ).

That is, when the random access procedure is triggered (step 324) during the retransmission procedure for the first data, the UE 310 randomly selects one of the defined random access preambles to ENB the message MSG1 including the random access preamble. Send to 311. Thereafter, in step 326, the ENB 311 transmits a response message (MSG2) for the random access preamble received in step 325 to the UE 310.

Subsequently, since HARQ process A is in use for retransmission of the first data in step 322 at the time of generating the upper message MSG3 using radio resource allocation information for the upper message MSG3 in step 326, the upper message is transmitted. If the MSG3 is attempted to be transmitted, the first data of step 322 is lost. Therefore, if the radio resource allocation information received through the random access response during the random access procedure is the same as the HARQ process being used previously, the upper message (MSG3) transmission is waited until the data retransmission is completed and then transmitted.

Therefore, in step 327, retransmission of the first data in step 322 is attempted by the maximum number of HARQ retransmissions. In step 328, if an ACK is received in step 328, or if a maximum retransmission fails in step 329, an upper message (MSG3) waiting in step 326 is attempted (step 330).

That is, in step 330, when the UE attempts to retransmit the first data from step 327 and receives the HARQ ACK in step 328 or fails until the maximum number of retransmissions in step 329, it indicates that the upper message MSG3 is transmitted. . In this case, the UE 310 may transmit the higher message MSG3 only when the maximum number of HARQ retransmissions for the higher message MSG3 is not finished. Here, the number of HARQ retransmissions should include the number of retransmissions attempted in step 327. If the maximum number of retransmissions is completed, the random access procedure is considered to have failed, and the random access preamble is transmitted in step 325 to retry the random access procedure. For example, if the number of HARQ retransmissions is n, when the ACK is received in step 328 at m (assuming n> m), the upper message MSG3 may be retransmitted by n-m times in step 330.

Through the above process, the UE 310 may use all radio resource allocation information for newly allocated second data transmission without giving up the first data transmission in progress. Accordingly, the UE 310 can use all radio resources for the second data transmission allocated by the ENB 311.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, steps 421 to 430 are the same as steps 121 to 130 in FIG. 1, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. That is, when the retransmission of the first data and the transmission of the second data use the same HARQ processor, the initial message is transmitted using the adaptive retransmission command 430 after the upper message MSG3 succeeds or fails.

That is, when the random access procedure is triggered in step 424, the UE 410 randomly selects one random access preamble defined in step 425 and transmits a message MSG1 including the random access preamble to the ENB 411.

The ENB 411 transmits a response message MSG2 to the UE 410 in response to the random access preamble in step 426. Thereafter, in step 427, the upper message MSG3 is transmitted to the ENB 411 using radio resource allocation information for transmitting the second data.

The ENB 411 transmits HARQ NACK and requests retransmission when the upper message MSG3 does not normally receive in step 428, and the UE 410 requests retransmission of the HARQ NACK in step 429. Resend the message MSG3.

Then, the ENB 411 transmits the first data after the NACK transmission in step 423 for the first data transmission in step 422 through the adaptive retransmission command during the upper message MSG3 retransmission process of the random access procedure in step 430. Is not retransmitted, allocates retransmission resources.

In step 430, the UE 410 recognizes the PDCCH addressed as a C-RNTI including radio resource allocation information for transmitting the uplink upper message transmitted in response to the upper message MSG3. In step 430, the adaptive retransmission command (PDCCH) addressed with the C-RNTI may be regarded as a successful contention resolution of the random access procedure. To prevent this, the UE 410 should not determine that contention resolution is successful even if the PDCCH addressed to the C-RNTI has the same HARQ process as the HARQ process used in the random access procedure.

Receiving the adaptive retransmission command of step 430, the UE 410 fails even after the previous ongoing MSG3 retransmission has received a HARQ ACK of 432 steps or attempts the maximum number of MSG3 HARQ retransmissions of step 433. If the maximum number of HARQ retransmissions in step 422 remains without applying the adaptive retransmission command of step 430, the initial transmission packet is transmitted using retransmission resource allocation information of the adaptive retransmission command of step 430 as in step 434. It generates and delivers to the ENB 411.

The above process means that the UE 410 should use the radio resource allocated by the ENB 411 without disregarding or discarding it. However, since it occurs during the random access procedure, the random access procedure is not interrupted and the radio resource allocation information of 430 is used after the random access procedure succeeds or fails.

Through this process, the terminal can normally process the random access procedure started at step 424. In addition, the radio resource allocation information (UL-Grant) for transmitting the uplink upper message for retransmission allocated in step 430 may be used without discarding.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, steps 521 to 526 are the same as steps 121 to 126 in FIG. 1, and thus a detailed description thereof will be omitted. That is, when the retransmission for the first data and the transmission for the second data use the same HARQ processor, the random access procedure is stopped and the random access procedure is retried for the access procedure.

That is, when a random access procedure is triggered in step 524, the UE 510 randomly selects one of the defined random access preambles and transmits a message MSG1 including the random access preamble to the ENB 511.

The ENB 511 transmits a response message MSG2 for the random access preamble to the UE 510 in step 526. Since the HARQ process allocated in step 526 is used for retransmission of the first data in step 522, when radio resource allocation information for uplink uplink message transmission in step 526 is applied, the first data in step 522 is lost. It can no longer be retransmitted. Therefore, if the HARQ process of radio resource allocation information for the second data transmission allocated through the random access response during the random access procedure is in use for retransmission, the random access procedure at the present time is ignored and attempted again.

In other words, in step 527, since the random access response received in step 526 is ignored, retransmission of the first data in step 522 is continuously attempted.

In step 528, the UE 510 retransmits a random access procedure by transmitting a random access preamble MSG1 to the ENB 511.

In step 529, the ENB 511 transmits a response message MSG2 to the UE 510 in response to the random access preamble received in step 528. In step 530, the MSG3 is transmitted using the radio resource allocation information allocated in step 529.

6 illustrates a terminal for processing a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6, the receiver 600, the controller 614, the decoder 602, the HARQ controller 604, the MAC scheduler 606, the encoder 608, the transmitter 610, and the contention resolution determination unit of the terminal ( 612, and a controller 614.

 The receiver 600 receives a radio channel signal received from the ENB. The controller 601 performs overall control of the terminal, checks whether a signal transmitted to the terminal is correct with respect to the signal received by the receiver 600, and an error check to determine whether the signal can be normally received and decoded. Do this. The process includes determining information such as C-RNTI. The decoder 602 stores the decoded result through the control unit 614. The corresponding information is transmitted to the HARQ controller 604 so that the HARQ controller 604 processes the HARQ related operation. The contention resolution determination unit 6125 determines whether the data is transmitted for contention resolution determination during the random access procedure by using the decoded data. Allow to transmit. The HARQ controller 604 determines whether to retransmit the HARQ and initial transmission / retransmission radio resource allocation information, etc. based on the information received from the decoder 604. Based on the determined information, the retransmission radio resource allocation information attempts to retransmit the HARQ by the HARQ controller 604 by itself, and the radio allocation information for initial transmission is transmitted to the MAC scheduler 606. The MAC scheduler 606 performs a process of generating a HARQ frame for transmitting a higher message or a packet by using radio allocation information received through the HARQ controller 604. The generated HARQ frame is transmitted to the ENB through the HARQ control unit 604.

In addition, the MAC scheduler 606 generates a HARQ frame for transmitting a higher message or a packet through radio resource allocation information received through the HARQ controller 604. The HARQ frame generated as described above is prepared for transmission to the assigned HARQ process through the HARQ control unit 604. The HARQ control unit 604 manages the number and time of HARQ retransmission. Based on this, it is determined whether the HARQ process is in progress and whether it failed even after attempting up to the maximum number of HARQ retransmissions and informs the MAC scheduler 606. When it is time to transmit a higher message or packet, the HARQ controller 604 transmits the corresponding HARQ frame to the encoder 608. The encoder 608 encodes the HARQ frame received through the HARQ controller 604 through the controller 614. The data encoded through the above process is transmitted to the ENB through the transmitter 610.

According to the first, second, and fourth embodiments, the MAC scheduler 606 receives a first radio resource through a first control channel, transmits first data, and random access in the first data retransmission procedure. The procedure is triggered to allocate a second radio resource through a second control channel and to transmit second data. The HARQ controller 604 receives an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission when the second data retransmission procedure is received, when the HARQ controller 604 receives the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission. Ignore and retransmit the second data.

According to a third embodiment, the MAC scheduler 606 receives a first radio resource through a first control channel, transmits first data, and, during the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to generate a first radio resource. The second radio resource is allocated through the second control channel, and the second data is stored in an upper buffer. After performing the first data retransmission procedure, the HARQ controller 604 transmits the second data stored in the upper buffer.

According to the fifth embodiment, the MAC scheduler 606 receives a first radio resource through a first control channel and transmits first data. When the first data retransmission procedure is performed, the HARQ controller 604 ignores the random access procedure and performs the first data retransmission when a second radio resource is allocated through a second control channel. After performing the first data retransmission procedure, the random access procedure is retried.

Meanwhile, in the detailed description of the present invention, specific embodiments have been described. However, various modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the described embodiments, but should be determined not only by the scope of the following claims, but also by the equivalents of the claims.

1 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to the first embodiment of the present invention;

1 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to the first embodiment of the present invention;

2 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a second embodiment of the present invention;

3 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a third embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention;

5 is a flowchart illustrating a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention;

6 is a diagram of a terminal device for processing a case where a higher message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

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In the processing method for the case that the upper message is interrupted by the adaptive retransmission command during the random access procedure in the mobile communication system, Receiving a first radio resource through a first control channel and transmitting first data; During the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate a second radio resource through a second control channel, and to transmit second data; In the second data retransmission procedure, when receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, disregarding the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission and retransmitting the second data. Process comprising a process. The method of claim 1, And a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) processor for the first data retransmission and the second data transmission is the same processor. The method of claim 1, And upon receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, not determining that contention resolution was successful. The method of claim 1, When the Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ) processor for the first data retransmission and the second data transmission are different processors, when receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, Judge contention resolution to be successful, And upon receipt of an adaptive transmission command indicating initial transmission, determine that contention resolution is successful. The method of claim 4, wherein The adaptive retransmission command and the adaptive transmission command are addressed to the C-RNTI of the terminal to transmit radio resource allocation information. The method of claim 1, In the case of receiving the adaptive retransmission command for initial data transmission during the second data retransmission procedure, the random access procedure is regarded as successful, and the initial data is transmitted through the radio resource for the initial data transmission. The method further comprises the step of transmitting data. In the processing method for the case that the upper message is interrupted by the adaptive retransmission command during the random access procedure in the mobile communication system, Receiving a first radio resource through a first control channel and transmitting first data; In the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate a second radio resource through a second control channel, and to store the second data in an upper buffer; Transmitting the second data stored in the upper buffer after performing the first data retransmission procedure. The method of claim 7, wherein And an upper buffer is at a higher level than an HARQ processor for the first data retransmission. The method of claim 7, wherein The second data transmission is transmitted after receiving an ACK for the first data retransmission or after failing up to the maximum retransmission number, and is transmitted only when the maximum retransmission number is not finished. The method of claim 7, wherein And a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) processor for the first data retransmission and the second data transmission is the same processor. In the processing method for the case that the upper message is interrupted by the adaptive retransmission command during the random access procedure in the mobile communication system, Receiving a first radio resource through a first control channel and transmitting first data; Ignoring the random access procedure and performing the first data retransmission when a random access procedure is triggered and allocated a second radio resource through a second control channel during the first data retransmission procedure; And retrying a random access procedure after performing the first data retransmission procedure. The method of claim 11, And a hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) processor for the first data retransmission and the second data transmission is the same processor. A processing apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, The first radio resource is allocated through the first control channel, the first data is transmitted, and during the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate the second radio resource through the second control channel. 2 a scheduler to send data, In the second data retransmission procedure, when receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, disregarding the adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission and retransmitting the second data. Device comprising a HARQ control unit. The method of claim 13, If the first automatic data retransmission and the HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest) processor for the second data transmission is the same processor, a contention resolution determination unit for determining whether the contention resolution success during random access procedure further comprises: Characterized in that the device. The method of claim 13, And upon receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, do not determine that contention resolution is successful. The method of claim 13, When the Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ) processor for the first data retransmission and the second data transmission are different processors, when receiving an adaptive retransmission command for the first data retransmission, Judge contention resolution to be successful, And upon receipt of an adaptive transmission command indicative of initial transmission, determine that contention resolution is successful. The method of claim 16, The adaptive retransmission command and the adaptive transmission command are addressed to the C-RNTI of the terminal to transmit radio resource allocation information. The method of claim 13, The scheduler is In the case of receiving the adaptive retransmission command for initial data transmission during the second data retransmission procedure, the random access procedure is regarded as successful, and the initial data is transmitted through the radio resource for the initial data transmission. Device for transmitting data. A processing apparatus for a case where an upper message is interrupted by an adaptive retransmission command during a random access procedure in a mobile communication system, Receiving a first radio resource through a first control channel, transmitting first data, and during the first data retransmission procedure, a random access procedure is triggered to allocate a second radio resource through a second control channel; 2 a scheduler that stores data in the upper buffer, And performing HARQ control on the first data retransmission procedure and transmitting the second data stored in the upper buffer. The method of claim 19, And an upper buffer is at a higher level than an HARQ processor for the first data retransmission. The method of claim 19, The second data transmission is transmitted after receiving an ACK for the first data retransmission, or after failing up to the maximum retransmission number, and is transmitted only when the maximum retransmission number is not finished. The method of claim 19, If the first automatic data retransmission and the HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest) processor for the second data transmission is the same processor, a contention resolution determination unit for determining whether the contention resolution success during random access procedure further comprises: Characterized in that the device. In the processing method for the case that the upper message is interrupted by the adaptive retransmission command during the random access procedure in the mobile communication system, A scheduler configured to receive a first radio resource through a first control channel and transmit first data; In the first data retransmission procedure, when the random access procedure is triggered and the second radio resource is allocated through the second control channel, the random access procedure is ignored and the first data retransmission is performed, and the first data retransmission is performed. And a HARQ control unit for retrying the random access procedure after performing the procedure. 24. The method of claim 23, If the first automatic data retransmission and the HARQ (Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest) processor for the second data transmission is the same processor, a contention resolution determination unit for determining whether the contention resolution success during random access procedure further comprises: Characterized in that the device.

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