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This option asks for a model id and lists the parameters of this model. Some parameters can be then modified
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When a oai component, as the rf simulator, instanciates a channel model, the instanciation is added in the list of current models. The id of the instanciation is used when using the "show channelid" option.
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Predefined channel model are a set of modelisation algorithm's, identified by a name, available in oai code.
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Available channel modelisation algorithm's can be listed using the "channelmod"/"show predef" command. A more convenient mechanism to select this will be implemented in a next version.
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The model index can be used to modify a model parameter, using the "channelmod"/"show channelid" commands
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Models parameters are defined in the oai configuration file under the section "channelmod.<channel list>". <channel list> describes the parameters for each <model name>. Several <channel list> can be defined, the loaded list is defined by the "channelmod.modellist" parameter. Model names are defined by the channel modelisation "user": for example the model "rfsmu_channel_ue0" is applied by the gNB rfsimulator on the signal received from ue0, the first connecet UE.
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When the rfsimulator is effectively using a channel model to modify a received signal he becomes the owner of that model.
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when enabled, back-end will stop sending data when too much data have not been acknowledge by the frontend. Currently the back-end limits to 200 the number of data messages waitting for ack.
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Nice value, relevant for other and batch scheduling can be changed via the "oai priority" field
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the oai priority field is used to provide the linux scheduling mode, priority and nice value in a single field.
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Priority value is mapped to linux scheduling mode, priority and nice as listed below:
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-101 to -199: real time, Round-Robin 1 to 99
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-1 to -99 : real time, fifo 1 to 99
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0 to 39 : time sharing, nice value -20 to 19
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40 to 79 : batch, nice value -20 to 19
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>80 : idle
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Linux priority field, relevant for real-time scheduling mode (Round-Robin or fifo) can be modified using the "oai priority" field
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scheduling policy can be modified using the "oai priority" field.
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