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doc: Fix formatting for mkdocs parsing

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- Give a line in between bullet points to reflect bullet points correctly
        - Split long statement into bullet points for readability
        - Format the document for proper rendering
        - Fix table formatting
        - Use standard TOC syntax in 5GNAS
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Shubhika Garg
2026-01-22 10:50:50 +01:00
parent 57f8e69c13
commit 1aa13e4f23
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@@ -90,6 +90,7 @@ UE 2460: LCID 4: TX 1526169592 RX 16152 bytes
```
In the first line,
* `UE RNTI` (here `2460`): this is also used as the DU UE ID over F1; each line
is prepended with the RNTI
* `CU UE ID` (`2`): separate identifier from the RNTI to handle multiple
@@ -109,6 +110,7 @@ In the first line,
The second and third line reflect channel state information (CSI) as
reported by the UE, and only appear if CSI-RS/SRS are enabled and _received_
(for some bands, they cannot be enabled):
* `CQI` (`15`): the channel quality indicator is a number between 0 and 15. It
indicates the achievable spectral efficiency of the UE. 15 means highest, 0
is lowest. This corresponds to a 4-bit table in 38.214 with actual spectral
@@ -121,6 +123,7 @@ reported by the UE, and only appear if CSI-RS/SRS are enabled and _received_
* `UL-RI`, `TPMI`: same as DL.
The fourth and fifth line show HARQ-related information:
* `dlsch_rounds A/B/C/D` (`32917/5113/1504/560`). This is the number of
transmissions by the gNB for each round of the HARQ protocol. `A` is the first
round, B is the second, etc. If `A` is high and `B` is low, `C` is lower and `D` is
@@ -168,6 +171,7 @@ The fourth and fifth line show HARQ-related information:
but could not allocate the DCI.
In the last lines:
* `MAC` shows the amount of MAC PDU bytes scheduled in transmit (`TX`,
`1530943191`) and receive (`RX`, `194148`) directions
* `LCID X` shows the amount of MAC SDU/RLC PDU data for Logical Channel ID with
@@ -321,6 +325,7 @@ The TDD configuration parameters allow to use one or two TDD patterns.
#### Single TDD pattern
Configure the TDD pattern through these options:
- `dl_UL_TransmissionPeriodicity`: Refers to the UL/DL slots periodicity for
the TDD pattern. See below for valid numbers.
- `nrofDownlinkSlots`: Refers to the number of consecutive DL slots in the TDD