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TIA-871 Revision A, September 1, 2012 Markov Service Option (MSO) for cdma2000 Spread Spectrum Systems
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Description / Abstract:
This document specifies procedures for the Markov Service Option
(MSO) and procedures for the Flexible Markov Service Option
(FMSO).
The MSO is used to allow verification of the physical layer
performance frame error rate (FER) of the cdma2000 Fundamental
channels. These technical requirements form a standard for the
two-way Markov service option. This standard does not address the
reliability of Markov service option, nor does it cover equipment
performance or measurement procedures.
The FMSO is used to allow verification of the physical layer
performance frame error rate (FER) of the cdma2000 Fundamental
channels. These technical requirements form a standard for the
two-way Flexible Markov service option. This standard does not
address the reliability of Flexible Markov service option, nor does
it cover equipment performance or measurement procedures.
The document is organized into the following sections:
• Chapter 1 defines the terms and notations used in this
document.
• Chapter 2 provides a general description of the MSO and
describes the detail procedures and operation of the mobile station
and the base station for the MSO.
• Chapter 3 provides the message format for MSO.
• Chapter 4 provides a general description of the FMSO and
describes the detail procedures and operation of the mobile station
and the base station for the FMSO.
• Chapter 5 provides the message format for FMSO.
Annex A to Annex C are for the support of Markov Service
Option.
• Annex A is an informative section that outlines a procedure
for conducting a Markov test. It also shows the use of the transmit
and receive counters for estimating the Frame Error Rate (FER) for
the Forward and Reverse Fundamental Channels.
• Annex B is an informative section that provides examples of
setting up a Markov call in the CDMA system using service
negotiation.
• Annex C is an informative section that shows examples of data
block generation.
• Annex D to Annex F are for the support of Flexible Markov
Service Option.
• Annex D is an informative section that outlines a procedure
for conducting a Markov test. It also shows the use of the transmit
and receive counters for estimating the Frame Error Rate (FER) for
the Forward and Reverse Fundamental Channels.
• Annex E is an informative section that provides examples of
setting up a Markov call in the CDMA system using service
negotiation.
• Annex F is an informative section that shows examples of data
block generation.