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TS 36.465
E-UTRAN and WLAN – Xw Interface –
User Plane Protocol

V19.0.0 (PDF)  2025/09  17 p.
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V13.2.0  2017/09  16 p.
Rapporteur:
Dr. Han, Jaemin
Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd

full Table of Contents for  TS 36.465  Word version:  19.0.0

each clause number in 'red' refers to the equivalent title in the Partial Content
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1Scope  p. 5
2References  p. 5
3Definitions and abbreviations  p. 5
3.1Definitions  p. 5
3.2Abbreviations  p. 6
4General  p. 6
4.1General aspects  p. 6
5 Xw user plane protocol  p. 6
5.1General  p. 6
5.2Xw user plane protocol layer services  p. 6
5.3Services expected from the Xw Transport Network Layer  p. 7
5.4Elementary procedures  p. 8
5.4.1Transfer of Downlink User Data  p. 8
5.4.1.1Successful operation  p. 8
5.4.1.2Unsuccessful operation  p. 8
5.4.2Downlink Data Delivery Status  p. 8
5.4.2.1Successful operation  p. 8
5.4.2.2Unsuccessful operation  p. 9
5.5Elements for the Xw user plane protocol  p. 10
5.5.1General  p. 10
5.5.2Frame format for the Xw user plane protocol  p. 11
5.5.2.1DL USER DATA (PDU Type 0)  p. 11
5.5.2.2DL DATA DELIVERY STATUS (PDU Type 1)  p. 12
5.5.3Coding of information elements in frames  p. 13
5.5.3.1PDU Type  p. 13
5.5.3.2Spare  p. 13
5.5.3.3Xw-U Sequence Number  p. 13
5.5.3.4Lost Packet Report  p. 13
5.5.3.5Final Frame Indication  p. 13
5.5.3.6Highest successfully delivered Xw-U Sequence Number  p. 13
5.5.3.7Desired buffer size for the E-RAB or UE  p. 14
5.5.3.8Minimum desired buffer size for the UE  p. 14
5.5.3.9Number of lost Xw-U Sequence Number ranges reported  p. 14
5.5.3.10Start of lost Xw-U Sequence Number range  p. 14
5.5.3.11End of lost Xw-U Sequence Number range  p. 14
5.5.3.12Padding  p. 14
5.5.4Timers  p. 14
$Change History  p. 15

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