What is CSFB Parameters Response CDMA2000 in LTE?
It is the uplink LTE RRC message the UE uses to return cdma2000 fallback-related parameters requested by the network.
| Protocol | lte-rrc | Network | lte |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spec | 3GPP TS 36.331 | Spec Section | 5.3.5, 6.2.2 |
| Direction | UE -> eNodeB | Message Type | Interworking / CSFB |
| Full message name | LTE RRC CSFB Parameters Response CDMA2000 |
|---|---|
| Protocol | LTE-RRC |
| Technology | LTE |
| Direction | UE -> eNodeB |
| Interface | Uu |
| Signaling bearer / channel | SRB1 / UL-DCCH |
| Typical trigger | Triggered after CSFBParametersRequestCDMA2000 when the UE returns the requested cdma2000 parameters. |
| Main purpose | Supplies the requested cdma2000 fallback-related parameters so the network can continue the fallback branch. |
| Main specification | 3GPP TS 36.331, 5.3.5, 6.2.2 |
| Release added | Release 8 |
| Procedures where used | cdma2000 CS fallback preparation |
Uplink LTE RRC message used by the UE to return cdma2000 CS fallback parameters requested by the network.
Supplies the requested cdma2000 fallback-related parameters so the network can continue the fallback branch.
CSFB Parameters Response CDMA2000 is the UE returning the cdma2000 fallback parameters the LTE network asked for.
Call flow position: UE response carrying cdma2000 fallback parameters requested by the network.
Typical state: The parameter-exchange branch is closing and the network can continue fallback preparation.
Preconditions:
Next likely message: Later cdma2000 fallback continuation
Call flow position: UE response sent before the network moves from preparation into the next cdma2000 fallback step.
Typical state: The response completes the UE-side parameter return for the cdma2000 branch.
Preconditions:
Next likely message: Fallback continuation or mobility command
Previous message(s): CSFBParametersRequestCDMA2000
Next message(s): Later cdma2000 CS fallback continuation
Security context: Sent as protected connected-mode signaling.
CSFBParametersResponseCDMA2000 ::= SEQUENCE {
criticalExtensions CHOICE {
c1 CHOICE {
csfbParametersResponseCDMA2000-r8 SEQUENCE {},
spare3 NULL,
spare2 NULL,
spare1 NULL
},
criticalExtensionsFuture SEQUENCE {}
}
}
Read it together with the earlier request and the later fallback continuation.
UL-DCCH-Message
message c1 : csfbParametersResponseCDMA2000-r8
| IE | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
criticalExtensions | Yes | Carries the CSFBParametersResponseCDMA2000 branch and its parameter payload. |
criticalExtensionsCarries the CSFBParametersResponseCDMA2000 branch and its parameter payload.
Presence: Required
In practice: In practice, compare this field with the original request and with any later release-dependent optional fields so you can see whether the network accepted the same service model the UE asked for.
Likely cause: The response may be missing, delayed, or not usable in the later branch.
What to inspect: Check whether CSFB Parameters Response CDMA2000 appears and what follows next.
Next step: Treat the issue as incomplete fallback preparation before assuming later mobility execution failure.
It is the uplink LTE RRC message the UE uses to return cdma2000 fallback-related parameters requested by the network.
Decode this message with the 3GPP Decoder, inspect the related message database, or open the matching call flow to see where this signaling step fits in the full procedure.