Wireless communication method, device and system
A technology of wireless communication and wireless access, applied in the field of communication
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[0176] The time domain resources occupied by the radio access preambles indicated by the multiple system messages are different.
[0177] For example, the time-domain resource occupied by the radio access preamble indicated by the system information on DL 1 is subframe No. 1 or subframe No. 3, and the occupation of the radio access preamble indicated by the system information on DL 2 The time domain resource of is No. 2 subframe and No. 4 subframe. If the base station detects a radio access preamble on subframe No. 1 or subframe No. 3 of UL 1, it only needs to send a radio access response message on DL1. If the base station detects a radio access preamble on subframe No. 2 or subframe No. 4 of UL 1, it only needs to send a radio access response message on DL 2 .
Embodiment 2
[0179] The frequency domain resources occupied by the radio access preambles indicated by the multiple system messages are different.
[0180] For example, the frequency domain resource occupied by the radio access preamble indicated by the system information on DL 1 is resource block (resource block, RB) No. 1 to No. 6, and the occupation of the radio access preamble indicated by the system information on DL 2 The frequency-domain resources of RB are RBs 11-16. If the base station detects a radio access preamble on RBs 1 to 6 of UL 1, it only needs to send a radio access response message on DL 1 . If the base station detects a radio access preamble on RBs 11-16 of UL 1, it only needs to send a radio access response message on DL 2 .
Embodiment 3
[0182] The radio access preamble sets to which the radio access preambles indicated by the multiple system messages belong are different.
[0183] For example, the radio access preamble set to which the radio access preamble indicated by the system message on DL 1 belongs is set 1, and the radio access preamble set to which the radio access preamble belongs to which is indicated by the system message on DL 2 is set 2. If the base station detects that the radio access preamble belongs to set 1 in UL1, it only needs to send a radio access response message on DL1. If the base station detects that the radio access preamble belongs to set 2 in UL 1 , it only needs to send a radio access response message in DL 2 .
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