WO2008154302A2

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Title

Method and apparatus for indicating a temporary block flow to which a piggybacked ACK/NACK field is addressed

Application Number:

WO2008US65943

Publication Date:

18-12-2008

Family ID:

Application Date:

05-06-2008

Declaring Company:

Publication Country:

US

Priority Date:

06-06-2007

Title

Method and apparatus for indicating a temporary block flow to which a piggybacked ACK/NACK field is addressed

Application Number:

WO2008US65943

Family ID:

Publication Country:

US

Publication Date:

18-12-2008

Application Date:

05-06-2008

Priority Date:

06-06-2007

Declaring Company:

Abstract  Abstract

A method and apparatus for indicating a temporary block flow (TBF) to which a piggybacked acknowledgement/non-acknowledgement (PAN) field is addressed are disclosed. A sequence may be generated from a temporary flow identity (TFI) to which the PAN field is addressed and masked with a PAN check sequence (PCS). A radio block including a PAN field and a masked PCS is transmitted. The PCS may be masked with one of TFIs which is selected in accordance with a rule pre-agreed. A secondary identifier may indicate a TBF to which the PAN field is addressed. A special value may be used to represent all TBFs assigned and a secondary identifier may indicate a TBF to which the PAN field is addressed. A special value on the PAN field may be used for control purposes for indicating an action affecting a group of receiving stations listening to the radio block.

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