Discontinuous reception cycles for low-power wakeup signaling

A method of wireless communication performed by a first network entity, comprising:

• receiving, from a second network entity, configuration information indicating first discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle information and second DRX cycle information, wherein the first DRX cycle information is associated with activated low-power wakeup signaling, and wherein the second DRX cycle information is associated with deactivated low-power wakeup signaling;
• and
• monitoring a control channel in accordance with either the first DRX cycle information, based on low-power wakeup signal detection being activated, or the second DRX cycle information, based on low-power wakeup signal detection being deactivated.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium having code thereon that, when executed by one or more processors of a first network entity, cause the first network entity to:

• receive, from a second network entity, configuration information indicating first discontinuous reception (DRX) cycle information and second DRX cycle information, wherein the first DRX cycle information is associated with activated low-power wakeup signaling, and wherein the second DRX cycle information is associated with deactivated low-power wakeup signaling;
• and
• monitor a control channel in accordance with either the first DRX cycle information, based on low-power wakeup signal detection being activated, or the second DRX cycle information, based on low-power wakeup signal detection being deactivated.