Method and device for changing secondary base station in wireless mobile communication system
AssigneesSoenghun Kim, Blackpin Inc.
InventorSoenghun Kim
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Abstract
A method and apparatus for secondary base station change in a mobile communication system are provided. Method for secondary node change includes receiving conditional reconfiguration information from the base station, transmitting to the base station a first response message with a transaction identifier, performing evaluation based on the configuration generated by a second base station and transmitting a second response message with an identifier indicating which conditional reconfiguration is executed.
Claims5
A method performed by a master node (MN), the method comprising:
- transmitting, to a first Secondary Node (SN), a first base station control message, wherein the first base station control message includes first information in response to a preparation procedure for a first reconfiguration procedure being performed;
- receiving, from the first SN, a second base station control message, wherein the second base station control message includes second information, and wherein the second information includes a cell global identifier of a specific cell for the first reconfiguration procedure;
- transmitting, to a terminal, a first Long Term Evolution (LTE) downlink (DL) message, wherein the first LTE DL message includes a first identifier and one or more CondReconfigToAddMod, and wherein each of the one or more CondReconfigToAddMod includes an execution condition, a second identifier, and a New Radio (NR) DL message;
- receiving, from the terminal, a first LTE uplink (UL) message, wherein the first LTE UL message includes the first identifier, and wherein the first identifier corresponds to the first DL message;
- receiving, from the terminal, a second LTE UL message, wherein the second LTE UL message includes a second identifier, and wherein the second identifier corresponds to the NR DL message;
- transmitting, to a second SN, a third base station control message, wherein the third base station control message includes tunnel information for data forwarding;
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- transmitting, to the first SN, a fourth base station control message, wherein the fourth base station message includes a NR UL message received from the terminal.
A master node (MN) in a wireless communication system, the MN comprising:
- a transceiver configured to transmit and receive a signal;
- and
- a controller configured to control the transceiver to:
- transmit, to a first Secondary Node (SN), a first base station control message, wherein the first base station control message includes first information in response to a preparation procedure for a first reconfiguration procedure being performed;
- receive, from the first SN, a second base station control message, wherein the second base station control message includes second information, and wherein the second information includes a cell global identifier of a specific cell for the first reconfiguration procedure;
- transmit, to a terminal, a first Long Term Evolution (LTE) downlink (DL) message, wherein the first LTE DL message includes a first identifier and one or more CondReconfigToAddMod, and wherein each of the one or more CondReconfigToAddMod includes an execution condition, a second identifier, and a New Radio (NR) DL message;
- receive, from the terminal, a first LTE uplink (UL) message, wherein the first LTE UL message includes the first identifier, and wherein the first identifier corresponds to the first LTE DL message;
- receive, from the terminal, a second LTE UL message, wherein the second LTE UL message includes the second identifier, and wherein the second identifier corresponds to the NR DL message;
- transmit, to a second SN, a third base station control message, wherein the third base station control message includes tunnel information for data forwarding;
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- transmit, to the first SN, a fourth base station control message, wherein the fourth base station message includes a NR UL message received from the terminal.
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