WO1998056205A1 - Processeur de signaux de commande et systeme de communication - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a communication system corresponding to an OSI (Open System Interconnection) reference model composed of layers 1 to 7, and is controlled via a layer 1 link (physical signal link) and a layer 2 link (logical link).
- the present invention relates to a control signal processing device for transmitting and receiving a frame including information and a communication system including the control signal processing device.
- OSI Open System Interconnection
- next-generation mobile communication network it is planned that the network will perform authentication processing for the user (caller) when making a call.
- this authentication process when connecting a mobile device to a network, the amount of this authentication information is considerably increased in order to prevent unauthorized use of the capability of transmitting and receiving authentication information between the mobile device and the network.
- the capacity (physical data transfer rate) of the layer 1 link (physical signal link) used when making a call is increased, and a short time is required between the mobile device and the network. It is necessary to exchange authentication information beforehand.
- a temporary physical signaling link is currently assigned to the user when making a call, and after the authentication process has confirmed the validity, the temporary physical signaling link is replaced with a temporary physical signaling link that has a higher capacity than the temporary physical signaling link.
- a communication method for newly allocating a low physical signal link is being studied.
- the physical signal link can be switched at any time in accordance with the signal processing performed in the upper layer, and the signal processing can be executed without delay. Studies are being conducted on communication methods that can make effective use of.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a first object of the present invention is to provide a control signal processing device capable of switching a physical signal link for transmitting and receiving a control signal with a small amount of overhead. And a communication system.
- a second object of the present invention is to minimize frame loss at the time of switching a physical signal link.
- the present invention has a control function of managing the setting and maintenance of a physical signal link and a logical link, and controls the control signal via the set physical signal link and the logical link.
- a control signal processing device that transmits and receives frames including
- a physical signal link switch request is issued to switch the physical signal link corresponding to the already set logical link to another physical signal link, transmission / reception of control signals without releasing the relevant logical link
- a physical signal link switching means for switching a physical signal link to be used for a new physical signal link.
- the switching of the physical signal link is performed without releasing the logical link, the overhead for switching the physical signal link can be reduced. it can.
- the triggers for switching the physical signal link include, for example, the following.
- the physical signal link switching request is generated in accordance with the bearer switching, and the physical signal link for transmitting and receiving the control signal is switched to a link corresponding to the switched bearer.
- the physical signal link switching request is generated, and the physical signal for transmitting and receiving the control signal is generated. The link is then switched to a physical signaling link for the remaining call.
- the physical signal link switching unit when the physical signal link switching request is given, the physical signal link switching unit requests the setting of a physical signal link of a switching destination without releasing the logical link, Start receiving control signals using both the destination physical signal link and the source physical signal link,
- the physical signal link used for transmitting the control signal is switched to the physical signal link of the switching destination, and the release of the physical signal link of the switching source is instructed,
- the physical signal link for receiving the control signal is switched to only the physical signal link of the switching destination.
- both the switching destination physical signal link and the switching source physical signal link are used until the switching source physical signal link is released after the switching destination physical signal link is set. Since the received control signal is received, it is possible to avoid the frame loss accompanying the switching of the physical signal link as much as possible.
- a data base corresponding to each of a plurality of usable physical signal links and storing a maximum length of the frame
- the frame can always be transmitted with the maximum length suitable for the physical signal link before and after the switching, so that high transmission efficiency can be maintained even when the physical signal link is switched. .
- a control signal processing device is a control signal processing device provided in a mobile device of a mobile communication system. After a frame transmitted from an opposite device becomes a lost frame, If a physical signal link switching request is made before receiving the retransmission frame corresponding to the lost frame from the partner device, the frame corresponding to the switching source physical signal link is received until the retransmission frame is received. And a frame that can receive both the frames corresponding to the physical signal link of the switching destination.
- the present invention has a control function for managing the setting and maintenance of a physical signal link and a logical link, and a control signal for transmitting and receiving a frame including a control signal via the set physical signal link and the logical link. Having a processing device in the network,
- the control signal processing device includes
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control signal processing device according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a process of transmitting an ML2 frame according to a physical signal link switching operation in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a control flow of the switching operation corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a process of transmitting an ML2 frame according to a physical signal link switching operation in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a control flow of the switching operation corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a process of transmitting the ML2 frame according to the physical signal link switching operation in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a control flow of the switching operation corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a sequence at the time of transmission from the mobile device in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a control signal processing device according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the control signal processing device shown in this figure is arranged on the network side of the mobile communication system.
- the mobile device is provided with a control signal processing device that exchanges control signals with the control signal processing device shown in FIG.
- the control signal processing device on the mobile device side has the same configuration as that shown in FIG. 1 for the layer 2 termination function.
- the control signal processing device includes one common control signal processing device 1 and a plurality of individual control signal processing devices 2.
- each of the plurality of individual control signal processing devices 2 corresponds to a single layer 2 link. Note that, instead of providing a plurality of individual control signal processing devices 2 as described above, they may be integrated into one.
- the common control signal processor 1 and each individual control signal processor 2 are actually PRUs (processors, processors, etc.) comprising CPUs (central processing units), ROMs (read only 'memory'), RAMs (random access' memory), and the like. Unit). These devices execute control programs stored in ROM or RAM. The CPU performs each function by executing it.
- the common control signal processing device 1 has a physical signal link one layer 2 PDU maximum length correspondence data 11 and a management unit 12.
- the physical signal link one layer 2 PDU maximum length correspondence database 11 is composed of a plurality of physical signal links and a layer 2 (data link layer) PDU (protocol data unit: layer data layer) determined according to the capacity of each physical signal link.
- This is a database that stores the maximum length of the two frames) in association with each other.
- the management unit 12 is means for managing the plurality of individual control signal processing devices 2 with reference to the database 11.
- the management unit 12 includes a physical signal link selection management unit 121 and a physical signal link switching management unit 122.
- the physical signal link selection management section 1 2 1 is a means for selecting a physical signal link to be switched to for a layer 2 link (hereinafter referred to as a target layer 2 link) to which switching of the physical signal link is instructed from outside. It is.
- the physical signal link switching management unit 122 sends an instruction to switch the physical signal link used by the target layer 2 link to the physical signal link selected by the physical signal link selection management unit 1221. This is a means for supplying to the individual control signal processing device 2 corresponding to the target layer 2 link.
- the individual control signal processing device 2 has a plurality of layer 1 processing units 21, a physical interface switching unit 22, a layer 2 processing unit 23, and a layer 3 processing unit 24. .
- each layer 1 processing unit 21 is connected to a physical interface unit that provides a physical layer (layer 1) interface, and starts operating in response to an instruction from the physical signal link switching management unit 122. Or stop.
- the layer 1 processing unit 21 forms a physical signal link using the resources of the physical interface unit during its operation.
- the physical interface switching unit 22 includes a c layer 2 processing unit 23 that connects one or a plurality of physical signal links to the layer 2 processing unit 23 in response to an instruction from the physical signal link switching management unit 122.
- the common unit 231 is a means for performing common processing irrespective of the physical signal link used, and is a protocol processing unit that processes protocols such as LAPDM (link access procedure for D channel for mobile communication), and a protocol processing unit. It has a retransmission processing unit that performs retransmission processing for the failed data.
- variable section 232 is means for performing processing according to the physical signal link to be used.
- the variable section 232 combines the layer 2 PDUs passed from the layer 1 side and passes them to the common section 231 and also stores the data passed from the common section 231 in the internal maximum length. Divided into data units with the maximum length written in the unit (not shown), create a Layer 2 PDU, and pass it to the Layer 1 side.
- the layer 3 processing section 24 is a means for performing processing corresponding to layer 3 (network layer).
- the first physical signal link is selected by the physical signal link selection management section 122.
- the maximum length of the layer 2 frame (here, A) corresponding to the first physical signal link is stored in the database 11 by the physical signal link selection management unit 12 1 or the physical signal link switching management unit 12 2. Is read from.
- the information indicating the first physical signal link and the information indicating the maximum length A are notified from the physical signal link switching management unit 122 to the individual control signal processing device 2.
- the physical interface switching unit 22 selects the first physical signal link (layer 1 processing unit 21) corresponding to the information indicating the first physical signal link. Also, in the PDU division coupling section of the variable section 232, the maximum length A is written to the maximum length storage section.
- a message to switch the physical signaling link to the second physical signaling link is shared.
- the common control signal processing device 1 performs the same processing as that at the time of establishing the first physical signal link described above, and information indicating the second physical signal link and information indicating the maximum length B Is notified to the individual control signal processing device 2.
- the maximum length B is written to the maximum length storage unit.
- a second physical signal link (layer 1 processing unit 21) corresponding to the information representing the second physical signal link is selected, and the physical signal link is changed from the first physical signal link. Switch to the second physical signal link.
- the switching of the physical signal link is performed without releasing the layer 2 link, so that it is not necessary to transmit and receive the control signal for releasing and setting the layer 2 link.
- overhead can be reduced.
- the maximum length of the layer 2 frame defined by the capability of the physical signal link is obtained by querying the data base 11 and the maximum length of the layer 2 link is obtained. Since transmission and reception are performed, it is possible to always transmit and receive the maximum length Layer 2 frame suitable for the physical signal link before and after switching.
- ML 3 Mobile Layer 3
- ML 2 is a layer described above. It is a layer for transmitting control signals for mobile communication and the like corresponding to layer 2 of the above.
- the number of control programs stored in the ROM or RAM does not necessarily need to be one, and any one of several control programs can be executed. You may do it. Therefore, hereinafter, typical operations by the control program that can be adopted in the present embodiment will be described in different cases.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a switching operation 1 performed in the present embodiment.
- this switching operation 1 a plurality of ML 2 frames are generated by dividing one ML 3 frame, and after all the ML 2 frames have been transmitted, retransmission of lost frames and switching to the second physical signal link are performed. A decision regarding the processing is made.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing a control flow of the control signal processing device for performing the switching operation 1. Note that this switching operation 1 is based on the assumption that the maximum length for all physical signal links is set independently for each physical signal link according to the capacity of each physical signal link.
- the layer 2 processing section 23 converts the ML 3 frame to the ML 2 frame. Decomposition processing for generating ML2 and ML2 full-length processing are performed.
- the process of cutting out the ML 2 frame of the length (the maximum length of the first physical signal link) written in the maximum length storage unit of the PDU division coupling unit from the ML 3 frame A can be cut out. Repeat until there are no more frames (steps SA 1 and S A2 in Fig. 3). '
- step S A3 all the ML2 frames A-1, A-2, A-3 created in this way are transmitted in order.
- step SA4 After the transmission is completed, it is determined whether or not a frame loss has occurred (step SA4).
- step S A5 retransmission processing of the lost frame is performed. After this retransmission processing, it is determined whether or not the physical signal link has been switched (step SA6).
- step S A6 If no frame loss has occurred, immediately after step SA4, a judgment on switching of the physical signal link is made (step S A6).
- the maximum length Layer 2 frame corresponding to the first physical signal link, not the maximum length in the second physical signal link, is generated as a retransmission frame corresponding to the lost frame (ML 2 frame A-2). Retransmitted using two physical signaling links.
- Retransmission of the layer 2 frame lost before switching of the physical signal link is performed using the maximum length of the layer 2 frame according to the switching source physical signal link because the lost frame and the retransmission This is to ensure that the frame length is always the same, and that both correspond to 1: 1 to simplify control for retransmission processing.
- a lost frame generated during transmission via the first physical signal link (in this example, ML2 frame A-2)
- the retransmission frame of the first physical signal link is not received, not only the maximum length frame corresponding to the second physical signal link but also the maximum length frame corresponding to the first physical signal link until the retransmission frame arrives.
- the state in which a frame can be received is maintained.
- the mobile station sends a delivery confirmation of the lost frame to the network side.
- the layer 2 processing unit 23 of the network side control signal processing device upon receiving the acknowledgment of the lost frame, next transmits the ML 3 frame passed from the layer 3 processing unit 24 to the second
- An ML2 frame is created by being divided by the maximum length of the physical signal link, and is sequentially transmitted via the second physical signal link (step SA7).
- step S A2 the processing after step S A2 in which “the first physical signal” is replaced with “the second physical signal” actually continues.
- FIG. 3 shows only the operation at the time of transmitting the ML2 frame.
- the operation at the time of receiving the ML3 frame is described in detail in “B-3: Operation of the entire mobile communication system”.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a switching operation 2 in the present embodiment.
- this switching operation 2 one ML 3 frame is divided to generate a plurality of ML 2 frames, and each time one ML 2 frame is transmitted among these ML 2 frames, the retransmission processing of the lost frame and the second physical A determination regarding the switching process to the signal link is made.
- FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing a control flow for executing the switching operation 2. Note that, in the switching operation 2, as in the switching operation 1, it is assumed that the maximum length for all physical signal links is set independently for each physical signal link.
- the layer 2 processing section 23 converts the ML 3 frame to the ML 2 frame. Is performed and the ML2 footer process is performed (steps SB1 to SB5 in FIG. 5). The details are as follows.
- the layer 2 processing unit 23 sets the maximum length of the ML 3 frame A from the ML 3 frame A to the length written in the maximum length storage unit of the PDU division coupling unit (the maximum length of the first physical signal link). — Cut out 1 (step SB 1). Then, the extracted ML2 frame A-1 is transmitted via the first physical signal link (step SB2).
- step SB3 when the transmission confirmation of the transmitted ML2 frame A_1 is received, it is determined that there is no frame loss (step SB3), and it is confirmed whether or not the physical signal link is switched (step SB5). If the physical signal link cannot be switched, the next ML2 frame A-2 is cut out and transmitted (steps SB1, SB2).
- the ML 2 frame A-2 is lost. Therefore, the frame is retransmitted (step SB4).
- the first physical signal link has been switched to the second physical signal link.
- the lost frame ML2 frame A-2
- the lost frame is retransmitted with the maximum length corresponding to the first physical signal link. Therefore, the operation on the receiving side is the same as the example in FIG.
- step SB6 when the reception confirmation of the lost frame is received, the ML 3
- the untransmitted portion of frame A is divided by the maximum length of the second physical signal link to create ML2 frame A-3, which is transmitted via the second physical signal link (step SB6).
- step SB6 illustration of the subsequent processing is omitted in the example, the processing after step SB2 in which the “first physical signal” is replaced with the “second physical signal” actually follows.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a switching operation 3 in the present embodiment.
- this switching operation 3 one ML 3 frame is divided into a plurality of ML 2 frames, and every time one ML 2 frame is transmitted, the lost frame retransmission process and the switching process to the second physical signal link are performed. Is performed.
- this switching operation 3 is based on the assumption that the maximum length for all physical signal links is set to be the same.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a control flow for executing the switching operation 3.
- the processing shown in FIG. 7 includes steps SC1 to SC4 of the same processing as steps SB1 to SB4, but the physical signal link
- the process of switching the maximum length of the ML2 frame in accordance with the switching (the process corresponding to steps SB5 and SB6 in Fig. 5) has been removed.
- the first physical signal link is transmitted before the retransmission processing of the lost frame (ML2 frame A-2).
- ML2 frame A-2 the retransmission processing of the lost frame
- the process is simplified, as shown in FIG.
- the frame length of the ML2 frame is not always suitable for the capacity of the physical signal link to be used, a lower throughput is expected compared to the switching operations 1 and 2 described above. .
- the entire mobile communication system using the control signal processing device will be described.
- the switching operation will be described.
- the physical signal link switching operation is performed, for example, when a user makes a call, when a bearer is switched, or when a plurality of calls are made.
- the outline of each is as follows. a. Physical signal link switching processing when a user makes a call
- Changes in the user application that is, changes in teleservices such as, for example, a user who is performing voice communication directly changing to facsimile communication may be performed, but in such a case, due to restrictions on radio resources, etc. Bearer changes may be made.
- this bearer change is performed, the structure of the radio frame is changed in the wireless section, and the bearer speed is changed, so that TCH is reestablished.
- control signals for controlling voice communication and facsimile communication are transmitted and received via the ACCH attached to the TCH. Therefore, when TCH is switched along with switching from voice communication to facsimile communication, ACCH is naturally switched. Also, since the transmission is performed in the wired section by inheriting the wireless frame as it is, It is necessary to change the physical signal link for the control signal between them.
- bearer change is also performed when the bearer speed is changed by integrating the bearer (for example, unlimited 64 kbps) without changing the application.
- the bearer for example, unlimited 64 kbps
- there are unlimited data services such as 64 kbps to 128 kbps.
- a bearer with a speed of 64 kbps is provided, and when resources are available, two 64 kbps totals are provided.
- next-generation mobile communication network a service that connects multiple terminals under the control of one mobile station and handles multiple calls simultaneously is being studied.
- all calls share and use the ACCH (Associated Control Channel) associated with the TCH of the first call.
- the first call ends even though other calls are still in progress.
- the end of the first call causes the ACH to be lost, so that control signals cannot be transmitted and received for the remaining calls. Therefore, in such a case, the above-mentioned physical signal link switching request is generated, and the ACCH is set in one TCH of the remaining call without releasing the layer 2 link corresponding to the remaining call. Using this ACCH, it continues to send and receive control signals to maintain the remaining calls.
- the switching operation of the physical signal link at the time of the user's call originating from the above a to will be described, and an example of the switching operation will be described. This is performed according to an instruction from the ML3 processing unit (layer 3 processing unit 24).
- MS is a mobile station
- BTS is a base station
- MSC mobile switching center
- the mobile switching center MS C is based on RNC (Radio Access Network Control).
- RNC Radio Access Network Control
- This RNC is a network-side device M-SIG (mobile device facing signal processing device) that terminates a signal facing the mobile device, that is, an individual control signal according to the present embodiment.
- a device corresponding to the processing device is included.
- the MSC does not include an RNC, and the RNC may be provided with an RNC as a part of the MSC. In such a case, the RNC is provided with a device M-SIG.
- the mobile station MS also includes a control signal processing device for transmitting and receiving control signals opposite to the MS IG (not shown).
- the following processes (1) to (4) are performed in order when making a call from a mobile device.
- the following (1) to (5) correspond to (1) to (4) shown in Fig. 8, respectively.
- Network-side device M—SIG PRU provided in the exchange MSC requests the establishment of a temporary physical signal link (first physical signal link) for processing such as authentication.
- the mobile station receives a signaling message (Signaling Channel Setup request indication) from the mobile station MS, and establishes the first physical signal link accordingly.
- the first physical signal link is, for example, the SDCCH.
- the PRU receives a message (Signaling Channel Setup requested request indication) according to the trigger message from the base station BTS, and establishes the first physical signal link accordingly.
- the mobile station MS When the first physical signal link is established, the mobile station MS performs processing such as authentication using the first physical signal. As a result, a Layer 2 link is established, and ML 2 frames are transmitted and received via the first physical signal link.
- the PRU of the device M—SIG starts the processing of switching the control channel from the first physical signal to the second physical signal. That is, the PRU of the device M_SIG first sends a message (Bearer & Radio Bearer Setup request in dication) requesting a link confirmation AI for the second physical signal in the wired section from the mobile communication switching center MSC to the base station.
- the second physical signaling link is, for example, the ACCH associated with the TCH.
- the device M-SIG is in a state of transmitting a control signal using the first physical signal. Then, when the link for the second physical signal in the wired section is established, the PRU of the device M_S IG transmits a trigger message (Radio Bearer Setup request indication) for establishing the second physical signal link in the wireless section. From the mobile switching center MSC to the mobile station MS via the first physical signal link. By transmitting the trigger message, the device M_SIG enters a multi-reception state in which control signals can be received using both the first physical signal link and the second physical signal link.
- a trigger message Radio Bearer Setup request indication
- a message (Bearer & Radio Bearer Setup response confirmation) indicating that the radio link for the second physical signal has been established is sent from the mobile base station BTS to the mobile switching center MSC.
- the device M—SIG PRU switches the link used for transmission from the first physical signaling link to the second physical signaling link. However, at this point, the reception remains in the multi-reception state of the first physical signal and the second physical signal.
- the device M—SIG is set to the multi-reception state. For example, if the first physical signal link is switched from the first physical signal link to the second physical signal link during reception when switching from the first physical signal link to the second physical signal link in transmission, the mobile station MS switches to the first physical signal link.
- a trigger message (a message indicating that the wireless link of the second physical signal has been established) for switching from the first physical signal link to the second physical signal link before the user data being transferred via the mobile switching center MS If the user arrives at C and the above-described switching is performed in reception, there is a possibility that the user terminal via the first physical signal link that has arrived thereafter cannot be received. In this case, retransmission of the lost data is performed via the second physical signal link, and as a result, the throughput is reduced. For this reason, in the present embodiment, the multi-reception state is maintained even when the physical signal link used for transmission is switched.
- the device M-SIG transmits a message (Signaling Connection Release release request indication) requesting release of the first physical signaling link to the base station BTS, and releases the first physical signaling link.
- the control signal " ⁇ Switch the physical signal link used for reception to only the second physical signal link. That is, the only physical signal link used for transmission and reception is the second physical signal link.
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