Abstract:
Various embodiments provide systems and methods for recovering from a stall on a mobile communication device. A mobile communication device may receive a data block from a network through a communications channel, where the data block has a block sequence number. The mobile communication may determine whether the block sequence number of the data block is within a receive window and increment a stall counter when the block sequence number is outside of the receive window. The mobile communication device may perform an abnormal release from the communications channel when the stall counter reaches a threshold.
Abstract:
A method includes: determining a first protocol data unit (PDU) priority for a first PDU and a second PDU priority for a second PDU; tagging the first PDU with the first PDU priority and the second PDU with the second PDU priority; determining to transmit one of the first PDU and the second PDU based at least in part on the first PDU priority and the second PDU priority; and transmitting a one of the first PDU and the second PDU having a higher PDU priority.
Abstract:
In a multi-subscription wireless communication device with a shared radio frequency (RF) resource supports an active data communication on a first network of a first SIM by performing tune-aways to support a subscription on a second SIM. After a tune-away of the shared RF to the second network, the wireless communication device may identify scheduled packet downlink acknowledgment/non-acknowledgment (ACK/NACK) message transmissions on the modem stack associated with the first SIM. The wireless communication device may determine whether a next scheduled packet downlink ACK/NACK (PDAN) message transmission to the first network is missed, and if so, increment a PDAN failure counter on the modem stack associated with the first SIM. If the value of the PDAN failure counter on the modem stack associated with the first SIM is equal to a preset threshold, the wireless communication device may force the shared RF resource to tune back to the first network.
Abstract:
Various embodiments implemented on a multi-subscription-capable communication device (e.g., a mobile communication device capable of supporting more than one wireless subscription) enable a data connection for a blanked subscription to be kept alive during transmit (Tx) blanking by ensuring at least one Packet Data Traffic Channel (PDTCH) transmission is sent to the network before the network's counter for PDTCH transmissions expires.
Abstract:
Various embodiments implemented on a multi-subscription-capable communication device (e.g., a mobile communication device capable of supporting more than one wireless subscription) enable a data connection for a blanked subscription to be kept alive during transmit (Tx) blanking by ensuring at least one Packet Data Traffic Channel (PDTCH) transmission is sent to the network before the network's counter for PDTCH transmissions expires.
Abstract:
Various embodiments provide systems and methods for recovering from a stall on a mobile communication device. A mobile communication device may receive a data block from a network through a communications channel, where the data block has a block sequence number. The mobile communication may determine whether the block sequence number of the data block is within a receive window and increment a stall counter when the block sequence number is outside of the receive window. The mobile communication device may perform an abnormal release from the communications channel when the stall counter reaches a threshold.
Abstract:
A method for performing cell reselection by a wireless communication device is described. The method includes monitoring one or more neighbor cells of a same radio access technology as a serving cell while camped on the serving cell. The method also includes determining that reselection criteria is met for a target cell. The method further includes starting a reselection timer for the target cell. The method additionally includes determining whether to perform reselection to the target cell based on a target cell signal to noise ratio (SNR) and a serving cell SNR.