8.10 Test PDP contexts
34.123-33GPPPart 3: Abstract test suite (ATS)TSUser Equipment (UE) conformance specification
Table 8.10.1 defines test PDP contexts used in the generic procedures for the PS establishment and other SM tests. The test PDP contextDch1 is the default Test PDP context used in the test cases where no particular Test PDP contexts are specified and UE is in DCH state. The test PDP contextFach is the default Test PDP context used in the test cases where no particular Test PDP contexts are specified and UE is in FACH state.
Table 8.10.1: Test PDP contexts
PDP ContextDch |
PDP ContextDchForLTE |
PDP ContextFach |
|
NSAPI |
Selected by UE in Activate PDP Context Request |
Selected by UE in Activate PDP Context Request |
Selected by UE in Activate PDP Context Request |
LLC SAPI |
0 |
0 |
0 |
QoS |
QoSDch-UL64kAM-DL64kAM |
QoSDch-UL128kAM-DL128kAM |
QoSFach- UL32kAM-DL32kAM |
PDP address |
PIXIT |
PIXIT |
PIXIT |
Radio Priority |
1 |
1 |
1 |
Access Point Name |
tsc_AccessPtNameDCH "ABCDEF" |
tsc_AccessPtNameDCH "ABCDEF" |
tsc_AccessPtNameFACH "GHIJK" |
Protocol configuration options |
– |
– |
– |
Packet Flow Identifier |
Best Effort |
Best Effort |
Best Effort |
Table 8.10.2: Test QoS
QoSDch-UL64kAM-DL64kAM |
QoSDch-UL128kAM-DL128kAM |
QoSFach- UL32kAM-DL32kAM |
|
---|---|---|---|
Reliability class |
‘011’B Unacknowledged GTP, LLC, and acknowledged RLC; Protected data |
‘101’B Unacknowledged GTP, LLC, and unacknowledged RLC; Unprotected data |
‘011’B Unacknowledged GTP, LLC, and acknowledged RLC; Protected data |
Delay class |
‘011’B / ‘100’B 3 / 4 (Best effort) |
‘100’B 4 (Best effort) |
‘011’B / ‘100’B 3 / 4 (Best effort) |
Precedence class |
UL:’000’B, Subscribed DL:’011’B Class 3 |
UL:’000’B, Subscribed DL:’010’B Class 2 |
UL:’000’B, Subscribed DL:’011’B Class 3 |
Peak throughput |
‘0100’B 8 000 Octets/s |
‘0101’B 16 000 Octets/s |
‘0011’ Up to 4 000 octet/s |
Mean throughput |
‘11111’B Best Effort |
‘11111’B Best Effort |
‘11111’B Best Effort |
Delivery of erroneous SDU |
‘010’ B Erroneous SDUs are delivered (‘yes’) |
‘010’ B Erroneous SDUs are delivered (‘yes’) |
‘010’ B Erroneous SDUs are delivered (‘yes’) |
Delivery order |
’10’B Without delivery order (‘no’) |
’10’B With delivery order (‘no’) |
’10’B Without delivery order (‘no’) |
Traffic class |
‘011’ B / ‘100’B Interactive / Background |
‘100’B Background |
‘011’ B / ‘100’B Interactive / Background |
Maximum SDU size |
’20’ O 320 bits] |
’96’ O 1500 octets |
’20’O 320 bits |
Maximum bit rate for uplink |
’40’ O 64 kbps |
’48’ O 128 kbps |
’20’O 32 kbps |
Maximum bit rate for downlink |
’40’ O 64 kbps |
’48’ O 128 kbps |
’20’O 32 kbps |
Residual BER |
‘0111’ 1X10E-5 |
‘0100’ 4X10E-3 |
‘0111’ 1X10E-5 |
SDU error ratio |
‘0100’B 1X10E-4 |
‘0011’B 1X10E-3 |
‘0100’B 1X10E-4 |
Traffic Handling priority |
UL: ’00’B for Interactive, Any for Background DL: ’11’ B (for Interactive, for Background to be neglected by UE) |
Any for Background DL: ’00’ B (to be neglected by UE) |
UL: ’00’B for Interactive, Any for Background DL: ’11’ B (for Interactive, for Background to be neglected by UE) |
Transfer delay |
UL: Any DL: ‘111111’ B spare (not applicable for Interactive / Background) |
UL: Any DL: ‘111111’ B spare (not applicable for Background) |
UL: Any DL: ‘111111’ B spare (not applicable for Interactive / Background) |
Guaranteed bit rate for uplink |
UL: Any DL: ’10’ O 16 kbps |
UL: Any DL: ’10’ O 16 kbps |
UL: Any DL: ’10’O 16 kbps |
Guaranteed bit rate for downlink |
UL: Any DL: ’10’ O 16 kbps |
UL: Any DL: ’10’ O 16 kbps |
UL: Any DL: ’10’O 16 kbps |
NOTE: Residual BER 1X10E-5 corresponds to CRC 16. |
8.10.1 Mapping of Quality of service and AT command for HSPA DL testing
Table 8.10.1.1 defines the encoding of the Maximum bit rate for downlink IE in QoS and the corresponding encoding in the AT command.
Table 8.10.1.1: Test QoS in HSPA DL test cases (Rel-5 or later)
UE HS-DSCH Category |
Min inter-TTI interval (TTI=2ms) |
Max number of bits of an HS-DSCH TB received within an HS-DSCH TTI |
Max number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-hs PDU with RLC payload size 640 bits |
Max bit rate (kbps) |
Max bit rate for DL QoS (Octetstring) |
AT command for Max bit rate of DL QoS (IA5string) |
1, 2 |
3 |
7298 |
11 |
1173 |
89 |
1152 |
3, 4 |
2 |
7298 |
11 |
1760 |
92 |
1728 |
5, 6 |
1 |
7298 |
11 |
3520 |
AE |
3520 |
7, 8 |
1 |
14411 |
21 |
6720 |
E0 |
6720 |
9 |
1 |
20251 |
30 |
9600 |
FE (octet 9) 0A (octet 15) |
9600 |
10 |
1 |
27952 |
42 |
13440 |
FE (octet 9) 30 (octet 15) |
13400 |
11 |
2 |
3630 |
5 |
800 |
83 |
768 |
12 |
1 |
3630 |
5 |
1600 |
90 |
1600 |
13, 17(64QAM) |
1 |
35280 |
53 |
16960 |
FE (octet 9) 4A (octet 15) |
16000 |
14, 18(64QAM) |
1 |
42192 |
64 |
20480 |
FE (octet 9) 4E (octet 15) |
20000 |
15 |
1 |
23370 |
35 |
11200 |
FE (octet 9) 1A (octet 15) |
11200 |
16 |
1 |
27952 |
42 |
13440 |
FE (octet 9) 30 (octet 15) |
13400 |
17(MIMO) (see note 3) |
1 |
23370 |
70 |
22400 |
FE (octet 9) 50 (octet 15) |
22000 |
18(MIMO) (see note 3) |
1 |
27952 |
84 |
26880 |
FE (octet 9) 54 (octet 15) |
26000 |
19 |
1 |
35280 |
53 |
16960 |
FE (octet 9) 4a (octet 15) |
16000 |
20 |
1 |
42192 |
64 |
20480 |
FE (octet 9) 4E (octet 15) |
20000 |
19(MIMO) (see note 3) |
1 |
35280 |
106 |
33920 |
FE (octet 9) 5B (octet 15) |
33000 |
20(MIMO) (see note 3) |
1 |
42192 |
128 |
40960 |
FE (octet 9) 62 (octet 15) |
40000 |
21(DC-HSDPA) (see note 3) |
1 |
23370 |
70 |
22400 |
FE (octet 9) 50 (octet 15) |
22000 |
22(DC-HSDPA) (see note 3) |
1 |
27952 |
84 |
26880 |
FE (octet 9) 54 (octet 15) |
26000 |
23(DC-HSDPA) (see note 3) |
1 |
35280 |
106 |
33920 |
FE (octet 9) 5B (octet 15) |
33000 |
24(DC-HSDPA) (see note 3) |
1 |
42192 |
128 |
40960 |
FE (octet 9) 62 (octet 15) |
40000 |
25 (NOTE 4) |
1 |
23370 |
140 |
44800 |
FE (octet 9) 66 (octet 15) |
44000 |
26 (NOTE 4) |
1 |
27952 |
168 |
53760 |
FE (octet 9) 6F (octet 15) |
53000 |
27 (NOTE 4) |
1 |
35280 |
212 |
67840 |
FE (octet 9) 7D (octet 15) |
67000 |
28 (NOTE 4) |
1 |
42192 |
256 |
81920 |
FE (octet 9) 8B (octet 15) |
81000 |
29 (NOTE 5) |
1 |
42192 |
192 |
61400 |
FE (octet 9) 77 (octet 15) |
61000 |
30 (NOTE 5) |
1 |
42192 |
192 |
61400 |
FE (octet 9) 77 (octet 15) |
61000 |
30 (3C-HSDPA and MIMO) (NOTE 5) |
1 |
42192 |
384 |
122880 |
FE (octet 9) B4 (octet 15) |
122000 |
31 (NOTE 6) |
1 |
42192 |
256 |
81920 |
FE (octet 9) 8B (octet 15) |
81000 |
32 (NOTE 6) |
1 |
42192 |
256 |
81920 |
FE (octet 9) 8B (octet 15) |
81000 |
32 (4C-HSDPA and MIMO) (NOTE 6) |
1 |
42192 |
512 |
163840 |
FE (octet 9) CB (octet 15) |
162000 |
NOTE 1: Refer to 3GPP TS 25.306 [16a] Table 5.1a. NOTE 2: The maximum number of single-sized MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-hs PDU is calculated with the formula: Example of calculation for category 1: NOTE 3: Example of calculation for MIMO or DC-HSDPA or Multiflow with 2 cells: Example of calculation for category 17: NOTE 4: Example of calculation for combined DC-HSDPA and MIMO: Example of calculation for category 25: NOTE 5: Example of calculation for 3C-HSDPA or Multiflow with 3 cells: – with MIMO configured: Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV ((MAX TB size – MAC-ehs header fixed part), MAC-d PDU size) * 6
Example of calculation for category 29: NOTE 6: Example of calculation for 4C-HSDPA or Multiflow with 4 cells: – with MIMO configured: Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV ((MAX TB size – MAC-ehs header fixed part), MAC-d PDU size) * 8 Example of calculation for category 29: |
8.10.1a Mapping of Quality of service and AT command for LCR TDD HSPA DL testing
Table 8.10.1a defines the encoding of the Maximum bit rate for downlink IE in QoS and the corresponding encoding in the AT command for LCR TDD.
Table 8.10.1a: Test QoS in HSPA DL test cases for LCR TDD (Rel-5 or later)
UE HS-DSCH Category |
Max number of bits of an HS-DSCH TB received within an HS-DSCH TTI (see note 1) |
Max number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-hs PDU with RLC payload size 640 bits (see note 2) |
Max bit rate (kbps) |
Max bit rate for DL QoS (Octetstring) |
AT command for Max bit rate of DL QoS (IA5string) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
2788 |
4 |
512 |
78 |
512 |
2 |
2788 |
4 |
512 |
78 |
512 |
3 |
2788 |
4 |
512 |
78 |
512 |
4 |
5600 |
8 |
1024 |
87 |
1024 |
5 |
5600 |
8 |
1024 |
87 |
1024 |
6 |
5600 |
8 |
1024 |
87 |
1024 |
7 |
8416 |
12 |
1536 |
8F |
1536 |
8 |
8416 |
12 |
1536 |
8F |
1536 |
9 |
8416 |
12 |
1536 |
8F |
1536 |
10 |
11226 |
17 |
2176 |
99 |
2176 |
11 |
11226 |
17 |
2176 |
99 |
2176 |
12 |
11226 |
17 |
2176 |
99 |
2176 |
13 |
14043 |
21 |
2688 |
A1 |
2688 |
14 |
14043 |
21 |
2688 |
A1 |
2688 |
15 |
14043 |
21 |
2688 |
A1 |
2688 |
16 |
12636 |
19 |
2432 |
9D |
2432 |
17 |
12636 |
19 |
2432 |
9D |
2432 |
18 |
12636 |
19 |
2432 |
9D |
2432 |
19 |
16856 |
25 |
3200 |
A9 |
3200 |
20 |
16856 |
25 |
3200 |
A9 |
3200 |
21 |
16856 |
25 |
3200 |
A9 |
3200 |
22 |
21076 |
32 |
4096 |
B7 |
4096 |
23 |
21076 |
32 |
4096 |
B7 |
4096 |
24 |
21076 |
32 |
4096 |
B7 |
4096 |
25 |
12636 |
19 |
2432 |
9D |
2432 |
25(MIMO) (see note 3) |
8416 |
24 |
3072 |
A7 |
3072 |
26 |
16856 |
25 |
3200 |
A9 |
3200 |
26(MIMO) (see note 3) |
11226 |
34 |
4352 |
BB |
4352 |
27 |
21076 |
32 |
4096 |
B7 |
4096 |
27(MIMO) (see note 3) |
14043 |
42 |
5376 |
CB |
5376 |
28 |
12636 |
19 |
2432 |
9D |
2432 |
28(MIMO) (see note 3) |
12636 |
38 |
4864 |
C3 |
4864 |
29 |
16856 |
25 |
3200 |
A9 |
3200 |
29(MIMO) (see note 3) |
16856 |
50 |
6400 |
DB |
6400 |
30 |
21076 |
32 |
4096 |
B7 |
4096 |
30(MIMO) (see note 3) |
21076 |
64 |
8192 |
F7 |
8192 |
NOTE 1: Refer to 3GPP TS 25.306 [16a], Table 5.1c. NOTE 2: The maximum number of single-sized MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-hs PDU is calculated with the formula: – Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV ((MAX TB size – MAC-hs header fixed part), MAC-d PDU size), where – MAC-d PDU size = 640 + 16 = 656 bits – MAC-hs header fixed part = Length of MAC-hs fixed header (VF + Queue Id + TSN) + Length of MAC-hs flexible header (SID + N + F) = 21 bits. Example of calculation for category 1: Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV( (2788-21) , (640+16) = 4. NOTE 3: When MIMO operation is configured, the maximum number of single-sized MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-ehs PDU is calculated with the formula: – Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV ((MAX TB size – MAC-ehs header fixed part), MAC-d PDU size) * 2 where MAC-d PDU size = 640 + 16 = 656 Example calculation for category 30: Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV( (21076-24) , 656)*2 = 64. |
8.10.2 Mapping of Quality of service and AT command for HSPA UL testing
Table 8.10.2.1 defines the encoding of the Maximum bit rate for uplink IE in QoS and the corresponding encoding in the AT command.
Table 8.10.2.1: Test QoS in HSPA UL test cases (Rel-6 or later)
UE E-DCH Category |
Max number of bits of an E-DCH TB transmitted within an E-DCH TTI (see note 1) |
TTI (see note 3) |
Max number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-e/es or MAC-i/is PDU with RLC paylaod size 320 bits |
Max bit rate (kbps) |
Max bit rate for UL QoS (Octetstring) |
AT command for Max bit rate of UL QoS (IA5string) |
1 |
7110 |
10 ms |
21 |
672 |
81 |
640 |
2 |
2798 |
2 ms |
8 |
1280 |
8B |
1280 |
2 |
14484 |
10 ms |
43 |
1376 |
8C |
1344 |
3 |
14484 |
10 ms |
43 |
1376 |
8C |
1344 |
4 |
5772 |
2 ms |
17 |
2720 |
A1 |
2688 |
4 |
20000 |
10 ms |
59 |
1888 |
94 |
1856 |
5 |
20000 |
10 ms |
59 |
1888 |
94 |
1856 |
6 |
11484 |
2 ms |
34 |
5440 |
CC |
5440 |
6 |
20000 |
10 ms |
59 |
1888 |
94 |
1856 |
7 |
22996 |
2 ms |
68 |
10880 |
FE (octet 8) 16 (octet 17) |
10800 |
7 |
20000 |
10 ms |
59 |
1888 |
94 |
1856 |
8 |
11484 |
2 ms |
68 (see note 4) |
10880 |
FE (octet 8) 16 (octet 17) |
10800 |
9 |
22996 |
2 ms |
136 (see note 4) |
21760 |
FE (octet 8) 4F (octet 17) |
21000 |
NOTE 1: Refer to 3GPP TS 25.306 [16a], Table 5.1g. NOTE 2: The maximum number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-e PDU containing a single MAC-es PDU is calculated with the formula:
NOTE 3: TTI=2ms is preferred for the test unless specified differently in 3GPP TS 34.123-1 [1]. NOTE 4: When DC-HSUPA apply the maximum number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-i PDU containing a single MAC-is PDU is calculated with the formula:
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8.10.2a Mapping of Quality of service and AT command for LCR TDD HSPA UL testing
Table 8.10.2a defines the encoding of the Maximum bit rate for uplink IE in QoS and the corresponding encoding in the AT command.
Table 8.10.2a: Test QoS in HSPA UL LCR TDD test cases (Rel-6 or later)
UE E-DCH Category |
Max number of bits of an E-DCH TB transmitted within an E-DCH TTI (see note 1) |
Max number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-e/es PDU with RLC payload size 320 bits (see note 2) |
Max bit rate (kbps) |
Max bit rate for UL QoS (Octetstring) |
AT command for Max bit rate of UL QoS (IA5string) |
1 |
2754 |
8 |
512 |
78 |
512 |
2 |
4162 |
12 |
768 |
83 |
768 |
3 |
5532 |
16 |
1024 |
87 |
1024 |
4 |
8348 |
24 |
1536 |
8F |
1536 |
5 |
11160 |
33 |
2112 |
98 |
2112 |
6 |
11160 |
33 |
2112 |
98 |
2112 |
NOTE 1: See 3GPP TS 25.306 [16a], Table 5.1m. NOTE 2: The maximum number of MAC-d PDUs in a single MAC-e PDU containing a single MAC-es PDU is calculated with the formula: – Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV ((MAX TB size – Length of MAC-e/es fixed header), MAC-d PDU size) where, MAC-d PDU size = 320 + 16 = 336 bits – Length of MAC-e/es fixed header = DDI+N+TSN = 18 bits Example of calculation for category 1: Max number MAC-d PDU = DIV((2754 – 18), (336)) = 8. |
8.10.3 Peak Throughput Class for HSPA testing
Table 8.10.3 defines the value of the Peak Throughput Class.
Table 8.10.3: Value of the Peak Throughput Class
E-DCH category HS-DSCH category |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
1 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
2 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
3 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
4 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
5 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
6 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
7 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
10 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
11 |
7 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
12 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
9 |
8 |
9 |
9 |
13 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
14 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
15 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
16 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
17 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
18 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
19 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
20 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
21 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
22 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
23 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
24 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |
9 |