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    This document summarizes various timers used in GSM networks. It lists the timer name, description which provides the purpose and function of each timer, and the typical value for each timer which ranges from 155 milliseconds to infinite depending on the specific timer and use case. The timers control functions like detecting radio link presence, call establishment and clearing procedures, handover processes, channel allocation and release, paging, location updates, and authentication responses in the GSM network.

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    This document summarizes various timers used in GSM networks. It lists the timer name, description which provides the purpose and function of each timer, and the typical value for each timer which ranges from 155 milliseconds to infinite depending on the specific timer and use case. The timers control functions like detecting radio link presence, call establishment and clearing procedures, handover processes, channel allocation and release, paging, location updates, and authentication responses in the GSM network.

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    GSM Timers

    Timer Name T100 RADIO-LINK-TIMEOUT Description Value Detects the presence of the radio 4 SACCH multiframes. That is link by detecting SACCH frames 1.92 seconds if the SACCH is every 480 ms. completely absent. Used for re-transmission on the 155 ms for FACCH data link. The value varies depending on the message type. Timer used to limit the amount of 20 seconds time a user has to answer a call.

    T200 Data link timer

    T301 Alerting (ringing) timer

    Time the network waits after sending a CM SERVICE T303 Mobility Management REQUEST until receiving a connection timer response. This occurs before initiating call clearing procedures towards the MS. Time the network waits after transmitting a DISCONNECT T305 Release timer message until receiving a RELEASE message. Time the network waits after transmitting a DISCONNECT message while in-band T306 In-band tones release timer tones/announcements are provided, until receiving a RELEASE message. Time the network waits after sending a RELEASE message until receiving a RELEASE COMPLETE message. This T308 Release timer occurs before re-transmitting the RELEASE or releasing the Mobility Management connection. Time the network waits after receiving a CALL CONFIRMED message until receiving a T310 Call proceeding timer ALERTING, CONNECT, or DISCONNECT message before initiating clearing procedures towards the MS.

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    10 seconds

    T313 Connect acknowledge timer

    Time the network waits after transmitting a CONNECT message until receiving the 10 seconds 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 10 seconds COMPLETE or MODIFY REJECT message before initiating call clearing procedures. Time the network waits after sending the IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT or IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT EXTENDED 1 second 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 2 seconds 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.

    T323 Modify complete timer

    T3101 Immediate assignment timer

    T3103 Handover timer

    T3105 Physical information repetition timer

    T3107Channelassignment timer

    T3109Signalingdisconnection timer

    Time the network waits after sending the PHYSICAL INFORMATION message until receiving a correctly decoded L2 (format A 50 ms or B) or TCH frame. This occur before re-transmitting the PHYSICAL INFORMATION message or releasing the newly allocated channels. Time the network waits after transmitting an ASSIGNMENT COMMAND message until receiving the ASSESSMENT 3 seconds FAILURE message or the MS reestablishes the call before releasing the old and the new channels. Time the network waits after sending 5 seconds the CHANNEL RELEASE message before disconnecting the signalling link. 500 ms

    Time the network waits after T3111Channeldeactivation after disconnecting the signalling link disconnection timer before deactivating thechannel.

    T3113 Paging timer

    Time the network waits after transmitting the PAGING REQUEST message until receiving the PAGING RESPONSE message. This 5 seconds occurs before re-transmitting the PAGING REQUEST (if the maximum number of retransmissions have not been exceeded). The location update timer is set to zero, periodic location update by the MS are disabled. If the MS camps to the BCH and decodes zero = infinite time a new MCC or MNC from the one it last camped on, it should perform a location update. Time the network waits after sending the TMSI REALLOCATION COMMAND until receiving TMSI 5 seconds REALLOCATION COMPLETE. This occurs before aborting the procedure and releasing the Radio Resource connection. Time the network waits after an AUTHENTICATION REQUEST until receiving AUTHENTICATION 5 seconds RESPONSE. This occurs before aborting the procedure and releasing the Radio Resource connection.

    T3212 Location update timer

    T3250 TMSI reallocation timer

    T3260 Authentication response timer

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