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    Fixed Timer Messages

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    This document lists fixed timers used in a mobile network with brief explanations and their values. It includes timers for radio link monitoring, data link retransmission, mobility management procedures, call setup and release, handover, paging, and authentication. The timers have predefined values that cannot be changed by the user and expire to trigger specific actions if responses or messages are not received in time.

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    This document lists fixed timers used in a mobile network with brief explanations and their values. It includes timers for radio link monitoring, data link retransmission, mobility management procedures, call setup and release, handover, paging, and authentication. The timers have predefined values that cannot be changed by the user and expire to trigger specific actions if responses or messages are not received in time.

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    Kausik Raychaudhuri
    This document lists fixed timers used in a mobile network with brief explanations and their values. It includes timers for radio link monitoring, data link retransmission, mobility management procedures, call setup and release, handover, paging, and authentication. The timers have predefined values that cannot be changed by the user and expire to trigger specific actions if responses or messages are not received in time.

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    Fixed Timer Messages

    This is the list of fixed timers with a brief explanation and their values. A timer expiry message appears in its own win
    timers are active when operating mode is Test Mode.
    Timer Name
    T100 RADIO-LINK-TIMEOUT
    T200 Data link timer
    T303 Mobility Management connection timer
    T305 Release timer
    T306 In-band tones release timer

    T310 Call proceeding timer

    T313 Connect acknowledge timer

    T323 Modify complete timer

    T3101 Immediate assignment timer

    T3103 Handover timer

    T3105 Physical information repetition timer

    T3107 Channel assignment timer


    T3109 Signalling disconnection timer
    T3111 Channel deactivation after disconnection timer
    T3113 Paging timer
    T3250 TMSI reallocation timer

    T3260 Authentication response timer


    T3313 Packet Paging timer
    T3360 Authentication response timer

    T11 Call Setup procedure

    a brief explanation and their values. A timer expiry message appears in its own window, on the test set display. The user has no a
    mode is Test Mode.
    Description
    Detects the presence of the radio link by detecting SACCH frames every 480 ms.
    Used for re-transmission on the data link. The value varies depending on the
    message type.
    Time the network waits after sending a CM SERVICE REQUEST until receiving a
    response. This occurs before initiating call clearing procedures towards the MS.
    Time the network waits after transmitting a DISCONNECT message until receiving a
    RELEASE message.
    Time the network waits after transmitting a DISCONNECT message while in-band
    tones/announcements are provided, until receiving a RELEASE message.
    Time the network waits after receiving a CALL CONFIRMED message until
    receiving a ALERTING, CONNECT, or DISCONNECT message before initiating
    clearing procedures towards the MS.
    Time the network waits after transmitting a CONNECT message until receiving the
    CONNECT ACKNOWLEDGE message before performing clearing procedures with
    the MS.
    Time the network waits after sending a MODIFY message during call mode
    changes, until receiving a MODIFY COMPLETE or MODIFY REJECT message
    before initiating call clearing procedures.
    Time the network waits after sending the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT or
    IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT EXTENDED message until the main signalling link is
    established before releasing the newly allocated channels.
    Time the network waits after transmitting a HANDOVER COMMAND message until
    receiving HANDOVER COMPLETE or HANDOVER FAILURE or the MS reestablishes the call before the old channels are released. If the timer expires and
    the network has not received a correctly decoded L2 (format A or B) or TCH frame,
    then the newly allocated channels are released.
    Time the network waits after sending the PHYSICAL INFORMATION message until
    receiving a correctly decoded L2 (format A or B) or TCH frame. This occur before retransmitting the PHYSICAL INFORMATION message or releasing the newly
    allocated channels.
    Time the network waits after transmitting an ASSIGNMENT COMMAND message
    until receiving the ASSESSMENT FAILURE message or the MS re-establishes the
    call before releasing the old and the new channels.
    Time the network waits after sending the CHANNEL RELEASE message before
    disconnecting the signalling link.
    Time the network waits after disconnecting the signalling link before deactivating the
    channel.
    Time the network waits after transmitting the PAGING REQUEST message until
    receiving the PAGING RESPONSE message. This occurs before re-transmitting the
    Time the network waits after sending the TMSI REALLOCATION COMMAND until
    receiving TMSI REALLOCATION COMPLETE. This occurs before aborting the

    Time the network waits after an AUTHENTICATION REQUEST until receiving


    AUTHENTICATION RESPONSE. This occurs before aborting the procedure and
    Time the network waits after transmitting the PACKET PAGING REQUEST
    message until receiving the PACKET PAGING RESPONSE message. This occurs
    Time the network waits after an AUTHENTICATION AND CIPHERING REQUEST
    until receiving AUTHENTICATION AND CIPHERING RESPONSE.
    This timer starts when an assignment resource request is queued by the
    BSS entity. The timer is stopped when the resource request is allocated a resource
    by the BSS entity. Once the timer expires, the resource request is rejected and the
    call setup procedure is aborted.

    window, on the test set display. The user has no access to these values and can not change them. None of the fixed
    Value
    4 SACCH multiframes. That is 1.92 seconds if the SACCH is completely absent.
    155 ms for FACCH
    10 seconds
    1 seconds
    1 seconds

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    1 second or 3s

    2 seconds

    50 ms

    3 seconds
    5 seconds
    500 ms
    5 seconds
    5 seconds

    5 seconds
    20 seconds
    6 seconds

    8 sec (1 to 30 sec)

    Timer T3101 is used to set the interval between the start time when
    an IMM ASS message is sent by BSC and the stop time when an
    EST IND message is reported to BSC. BSC releases the seized
    SDCCH if no EST IND message is received within the time specified
    by timer T3101.

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