Position managing device, mobile station device, base station device, frequency layer control method, program, and recording medium
OwnerShohei Yamada, Daiichiro Nakashimainventors
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In a mobile communication system, it is possible to improve the frequency use efficiency of the entire communication system and effectively execute base station control of used frequency layer for a particular mobile station. The present invention can be applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system having different frequency layer reception capability. A position managing device (aGW) decides an information transmission frequency layer to a frequency position and/or idle mode mobile station device which provides the MBMS in accordance with MBMS desire information as an index of the MBMS transmission frequency layer control. A mobile station device (UE) receives MBMS and an idle mode mobile station device with the frequency layer specified by aGW.
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A position managing device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, wherein the frequency layer that provides the MBMS is determined depending on at least MBMS request information acquired from the mobile station device.
A position managing device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, determining a frequency layer where the mobile station device camps paging.
The mobile station device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, transmitting MBMS request information to a position managing device that determines a frequency layer that provides the MBMS.
The mobile station device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, camping paging in a frequency layer depending on a paging group or a frequency layer determined by a position managing device.
A base station device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, transmitting the MBMS by a frequency layer that provides an MBMS determined by a position managing device depending on MBMS request information transmitted by the mobile station device.
A base station device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, transmitting the MBMS by a frequency layer that provides an MBMS determined by a position managing device depending on MBMS request information transmitted by the mobile station device.
A base station device applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, transmitting paging to the mobile station device that has frequency layer reception capability capable of receiving more frequency layers than one MBMS transmission frequency layer simultaneously by a frequency layer determined by the base station device.
A frequency layer control method applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, wherein
A frequency layer control method applied to a multimedia broadcast/multicast service (MBMS) mobile communication system that stores a mobile station device having different frequency layer reception capability, wherein
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