Timeslots: Basic 1xEV-DO Rev.0 Forward
Timeslot Configuration Summary Table
This table enables you to view the key parameters for the channels in
each timeslot. Double-clicking a row activates the setup tables for that
timeslot. You can use a maximum of 16 timeslots per carrier.
Opens a
drop-down menu
of predefined channel configuration selections. Clicking a configuration
replaces the current configuration in the Channel Configuration window
and displays it at the top of the window.
Opens a
drop-down menu
which allows you to automatically change the timeslot channel parameters
according to a selectable pattern rather than manually editing each timeslot.
Click each of the following for descriptions of available choices.
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TrCh State
All On
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activates the traffic channel in all timeslots.
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75% On
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activates the traffic channel in 75 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the traffic channel is disabled
in every fourth timeslot.
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50% On
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activates the traffic channel in 50 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#1, the traffic channel is activated
in every other timeslot.
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25% On
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activates the traffic channel in 25 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the traffic channel is activated
in every fourth timeslot.
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All Off
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turns off the traffic channel in all timeslots.
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Mixed
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activates the traffic channel in a random number
of timeslots.
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TrCh Mod
QPSK
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assigns QPSK as the traffic channel modulation
type for all timeslots.
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8PSK
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assigns 8PSK as the traffic channel modulation
type for all timeslots.
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QAM16
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assigns QAM16 as the traffic channel modulation
type for all timeslots.
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Mixed
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randomly assigns a mixture of QPSK, 8PSK, and
QAM16 traffic channel modulation types to all the timeslots.
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MAC RA
All On
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activates the MAC RA channel in all timeslots.
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75% On
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activates the MAC RA channel in 75 percent of
the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the RA channel is disabled in every
fourth timeslot.
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50% On
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activates the MAC RA channel in 50 percent of
the timeslots. Starting with TS#1, the RA channel is activated in every
other timeslot.
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25% On
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activates the MAC RA channel in 25 percent of
the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the RA channel is activated in every
fourth timeslot.
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All Off
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turns off the MAC RA channel in all timeslots.
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Mixed
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activates the MAC RA channel in a random number
of timeslots.
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MAC RA Data
0s
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sets the RA data to 0 in all timeslots
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1s
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sets the RA data to 1 in all timeslots.
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01..
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alternates 0 and 1 as the RA data across all
timeslots.
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10..
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alternates 1 and 0 as the RA data across all
timeslots.
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Mixed
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randomly assigns a mixture of 0s and 1s as the
RA data across all timeslots.
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MAC RA Gain
+3
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sets the relative power of the RA channel to
3 dB in all timeslots
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0
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sets the relative power of the RA channel to
0 dB in all timeslots.
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–3
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sets the relative power of the RA channel to
–3 dB in all timeslots.
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–6
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sets the relative power of the RA channel to
–6 dB in all timeslots.
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–10
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sets the relative power of the RA channel to
–10 dB in all timeslots.
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–20
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Sets the relative power of the RA channel to
–20 dB in all timeslots.
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Mixed
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randomly assigns a mixture of 3, 0, –3, –6,
–10, and –20 dB as the relative power of the RA channel across all timeslots.
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Set Value...
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A window appears where you can set the relative
power of the RA channel in all timeslots. The range is –30 dB to 30 dB.
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Normalize MAC
(RA + RPC)...
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A window appears where you can set the target
power relative to the pilot power. The sum of the RA gain and the RPC
gain are automatically adjusted to the target power relative to the Pilot
power. The setting is applied only for activated MAC RA and MAC RPC channels.
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Normalize RA..
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A window appears where you can set the target
power relative to the pilot power. The RA gain is automatically adjusted
to the target power relative to the Pilot power. The setting is applied
only for activated MAC RA channels.
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MAC RPC
All On
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Activates the MAC RPC channel
in all timeslots.
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75% On
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Activates the MAC RPC channel in 75 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the RPC channel is disabled in every
fourth timeslot.
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50% On
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Activates the MAC RPC channel in 50 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#1, the RPC channel is activated in
every other timeslot.
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25% On
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Activates the MAC RPC channel in 25 percent
of the timeslots. Starting with TS#4, the RPC channel is activated in
every fourth timeslot.
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All Off
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Turns off the MAC RPC channel in all timeslots.
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Mixed
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Activates the MAC RPC channel in a random number
of timeslots.
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RPC Parameter Clone 1
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Copies MAC RPC parameters of TS#1 to all timeslots.
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RPC Parameter Clone 1,2
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Copies MAC RPC parameters of TS#1 and TS#2 to
all timeslots. Odd numbered TS parameters are copied from TS#1. Even numbered
TS parameters are copied from TS#2.
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RPC Parameter Default
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Sets all MAC RPC parameters to default values.
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3GPP2
Timeslot
Number
Designates the timeslot number. You cannot edit cells in this column
Traffic Channel
State
Selections: On, Off
Default: On
Sets the traffic channel state for the selected timeslot to on or off.
Traffic Channel
Modulation
Selections: QPSK, 8PSK, 16QAM
Default: QPSK
Sets the traffic channel modulation type for the selected timeslot.
MAC RA
State
Selections: On, Off
Default: On
Sets the medium access control (MAC) reverse activity (RA) channel state
for the selected timeslot to on or off. The RA channel provides flow control
information to the access terminal.
MAC RA Data
Selections: 0, 1
Default: 1
Sets the medium access control (MAC) reverse activity (RA) channel information
bit for the selected timeslot. The bit is set to either a 0 or 1 in each
timeslot.
MAC RA Gain
Range: –30
dB to 30 dB
Default: –3.01 dB
Sets the medium access control (MAC) reverse activity (RA) channel gain
(relative to the pilot channel) for the selected timeslot.
MAC RPC
State
Selections: On, Off
Default: On
Sets the medium access control (MAC) reverse power control (RPC) channel
state for the selected timeslot.
RPC Channel
Opens a
drop-down menu
which allows you to automatically change the timeslot channel parameters
according to a selectable pattern rather than manually editing each timeslot.
Click each of the following for descriptions of available choices.
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RPC State
All On
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activates all RPC channels in a selected slot.
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75% On
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activates 75 percent of the RPC
channels in a selected slot.
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50% On
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activates 50 percent of the RPC channels in
a selected slot.
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25% On
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activates 25 percent of the RPC
channels in a selected slot.
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All Off
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turns off all RPC channels in a selected slot.
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Mixed
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activates a random number of RPC channels in
a selected slot.
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RPC Data
0s
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sets the RPC data
to 0 in all RPC channels of a selected slot.
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1s
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sets the RPC data to 1 in all RPC channels of
a selected slot.
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01..
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alternates 0 and 1 as the RPC data across all
RPC channels of a selected slot.
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10..
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alternates 1 and 0 as the RPC data across all
RPC channels of a selected slot.
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Mixed
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randomly assigns a mixture of 0s and 1s as the
RPC data across all RPC channels of a selected slot.
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RPC Gain
+3
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to 3 dB.
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0
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to 0 dB.
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–3
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to –3 dB.
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–6
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to –6 dB.
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–10
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to –10 dB.
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–20
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sets the relative power of all RPC channels
to –20 dB
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Mixed
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randomly assigns a mixture of 3, 0, -3, –6,
–10, and –20 dB as the relative power across all RPC channels.
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Set Value...
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A window appears where you can set the relative
power of all RPC channels. The range is –30 dB to 30 dB.
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Normalize...
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A window appears where
you can set the target power relative to the pilot power. The RPC gain
is automatically adjusted to the target power relative to the Pilot power.
The setting is applied only for activated RPC channels.
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RPC
CH #
Displays the reverse power control (RPC) channel number (0 - 58). You
cannot edit cells in this column
MAC Index
Designates the medium access control (MAC) Index. You cannot edit cells
in this column.
RPC State
Selections: On, Off
Default: Off
Sets the state for each reverse power control (RPC) channel to on or
off.
RPC Data
Selections: 0, 1
Default: 0
Sets the reverse power control (RPC) channel bits. Each RPC channel
carries a single power control data bit per timeslot to a unique active
access terminal. The access terminal will raise or lower power depending
on whether a 0 or a 1 data bit is sent respectively. The data bit for
each active RPC channel can be individually defined.
RPC Gain
Range: –30
dB to 30 dB
Default: –3.01 dB
Sets the reverse power control (RPC) channel gain (relative to the pilot
channel).
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1xEV-D0 Rev.0 Forward