1. Introduction
2. System Description
2.1. Definitions/Nomenclature
2.2. System Architecture
2.3. Functional Description
2.3.1. Functional Decomposition
3. Interface Specification
3.1. Protocol Overview
3 3.1.1. Physical Layer
16 3.2. User Plane
17 3.2.1. User Plane over Ethernet
3.2.2. User Plane over IP
3.2.3. eCPRI Message Format
4 3.2.3.1. eCPRI Transmission Byte Order
3.2.3.2. Common Header
3.2.3.3. eCPRI Payload
3.2.3.4. Mapping Examples
3.2.4. Message Types
3.2.4.1. Message Type #0: IQ Data
5 3.2.4.2. Message Type #1: Bit Sequence
3.2.4.3. Message Type #2: Real-Time Control Data
9 3.2.4.4. Message Type #3: Generic Data Transfe
16 3.2.4.5. Message Type #4: Remote Memory Acces
3 3.2.4.6. Message Type #5: One-Way Delay Measur
3 3.2.4.7. Message Type #6: Remote Reset
5 3.2.4.8. Message Type #7: Event Indication
3.2.4.9. Message Type #8-#63: Reserved
3.2.4.10. Message Type #64-#255: Vendor Specific
3.3. C&M Plane
3.4. Synchronization Plane
3.5. QoS
3.5.1. VLAN Tagging for Ethernet-switched frontha
3.5.2. QoS for IP-routed fronthaul networks
4.Forward and Backward Compatibility
4.1. Fixing eCPRI Protocol Revision Position
4.2. Reserved Bits and Value Ranges within eCPRI
4.3. eCPRI specification release version
4.4. Specification release version mapping to eCPR
1 5.Compliance
6.Annex A - Supplementary Specification Details (I
6.1. Functional Decomposition
6.1.1. eCPRI Functional Decomposition
3 6.1.2. Bit rate calculations / estimations
6.2. Synchronization and Timing
6.2.1. Synchronization of eRE
6.2.2. Synchronization of eREC
6.3. Link Delay Management
6.3.1. Reference Points for Delay Measurement
6.3.2. Delay Management example
9 6.4. Network Connection Maintenance
6.5. Networking
6.5.1. Difference between eCPRI and CPRI
12 6.6. Priority considerations
25 6.7. Message Ordering Considerations
6.8. Security
6.8.1. eCPRI Network Security Protocol
6.8.2. eCPRI Network Security Specification
6.8.2.1. User plane
6.8.2.2. C&M plane
6.8.2.3. Synchronization plane
7. List of Abbreviations
8. References
1 9. History