Network-controlled repeater, base station and method
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorsVivek SHARMA, Yassin Aden AWAD, Yuxin WEI, Hideji WAKABAYASHI
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a network-controlled repeater for a mobile telecommunications network, wherein the network-controlled repeater includes circuitry configured to detect a radio link failure in a connection between the network-controlled repeater and a cell provided by a base station of the mobile telecommunications network; and release, based on the detected radio link failure, a first configuration of a forwarding function of the network-controlled repeater.
Claims23
A network-controlled repeater for a mobile telecommunications network, wherein the network-controlled repeater comprises circuitry configured to:
- detect a radio link failure in a connection between the network-controlled repeater and a cell provided by a base station of the mobile telecommunications network;
- and
- release, based on the detected radio link failure, a first configuration of a forwarding function of the network-controlled repeater.
-22. (canceled)
A base station for a mobile telecommunications network, wherein the base station comprises circuitry configured to:
- detect a radio link failure in a connection between a network-controlled repeater of the mobile telecommunications network and a cell provided by the base station;
- and
- release, based on the detected radio link failure, a first configuration of a forwarding function of the network-controlled repeater.
-73. (canceled)
A network-controlled repeater for a mobile telecommunications network, wherein the network-controlled repeater comprises circuitry configured to:
- detect a radio link failure in a connection between the network-controlled repeater and a cell provided by a base station of the mobile telecommunications network;
- and
- transmit, to the base station, a connection re-establishment request message that includes an indication of a radio link failure of the network-controlled repeater as re-establishment cause.
-137. (canceled)
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.