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US 2019/0357172 A1Published application
RAN Paging Transmission by a Base Station
AssigneeOfinno, LLC
InventorsKyungmin Park, Esmael Dinan
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Abstract
A first base station receives an uplink signal from a wireless device. The first base station receives a packet for the wireless device: after a duration from receiving the uplink signal; and when the wireless device is in a radio resource control inactive state. A determination is made that the duration is larger than a value. Based on the determining, the first base station sends a radio access network (RAN) paging to a second base station of a RAN notification area of the wireless device. The first base station sends the packet.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving, by a first base station from a wireless device, an uplink signal;
- receiving, by the first base station, a packet for the wireless device:
- after a duration from receiving the uplink signal;
- and
- when the wireless device is in a radio resource control inactive state;
- determining that the duration is larger than a value;
- based on the determining, sending, by the first base station, a radio access network (RAN) paging to a second base station of a RAN notification area of the wireless device;
- and
- sending the packet by the first base station.
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A method comprising:
- receiving, by a first base station from a wireless device, an uplink signal;
- receiving, by the first base station, a packet for the wireless device:
- after a duration from receiving the uplink signal;
- and
- when the wireless device is in a radio resource control inactive state;
- determining that the duration is smaller than a value;
- based on the determining:
- sending, via at least one cell of the first base station, a first radio access network (RAN) paging;
- and
- not sending, by the first base station, a second RAN paging to a second base station of a RAN notification area of the wireless device;
- and
- sending the packet by the first base station.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.