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                                    Table Z.9 – Short names for valid link state transitions

               Permitted link state                                   To
                  transitions
                                         L0               L2.1N               L2.1B              L2.2
                           L0             –              L0_L2.1N           L0_L2.1B             N/A
               From      L2.1N        L2.1N_L0              –              L2.1N_L2.1B           N/A

                         L2.1B          N/A            L2.1B_L2.1N             –               L2.1B_L2.2
                          L2.2          N/A             L2.2_L2.1N         L2.2_L2.1B              –

            Z.6.2.1    Input information
            Triggers for link state change operate on data flow and queue fill metrics as described in clause Z.6.2.2.

            Z.6.2.2    Traffic information processing

            Z.6.2.2.1  Queue arrival processing
            QADA  represents  the  aggregate  downstream  queue arrival,  and  is  the sum of the  QADQ over  NQOSQds
            downstream  QoS  queues  provisioned  at  the  DPU.  QADA  is  calculated  by  the  LRCC-O  on  receipt  of  a
             QSR-DS-QA from the TMF-O.
            Z.6.2.2.2  Queue fill processing
            QFDA  represents  the  aggregate  downstream  queue  fill,  and  is  the  sum  of  the  QFDQ  over  NQOSQds
            downstream QoS queues provisioned at the DPU. QFDA is calculated by the LRCC-O on receipt of a QSR-DS-
            QF from the TMF-O.
            QFUA represents the aggregate upstream queue fill, and is the sum of the QFUQ over NQOSQus upstream
            QoS queues provisioned at the NT. QFUA is calculated by the LRCC-O on receipt of a QSI-US-QF from the
            DRA.
            Z.6.2.3    Trigger criteria – principles of operation

            Each valid transition has trigger criteria. There are two types of trigger criteria: traffic driven, and battery
            operation status driven.

            Z.6.2.3.1  Traffic-driven link state transitions

            Valid traffic driven link state transitions are shown in Table Z.10.


                                     Table Z.10 – Valid traffic driven link state transitions
               Permitted traffic                                     To
               driven link state
                                       L0                L2.1N               L2.1B               L2.2
                 transitions
                         L0             –              L0_L2.1N              N/A                 N/A
               From     L2.1N       L2.1N_L0              –                  N/A                 N/A
                        L2.1B         N/A                N/A                  –               L2.1B_L2.2
                         L2.2         N/A                N/A              L2.2_L2.1B              –

            In the L0 and L2.1B states, two traffic driven link state change trigger criteria are defined with separate
            parameterisation for each direction:

            1.      US_TRAFFIC_TRIGR  (LinkState, QAUA)
            2.      DS_TRAFFIC_TRIGR (LinkState, QADA)
            In the L2.1N and L2.2 states, two traffic driven link state change trigger criteria are defined with separate
            parameterisation for each direction:



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