Abstract: A wireless device may receive a DCI comprising a HARQ process number field, comprising first bit(s), and an RV field comprising second bit(s). The wireless device may validate the DCI. Validating the DCI may be based on the second bit(s). Validating the DCI may be based on comparing the first bit(s) with a first sequence of bit(s), determined using a first configuration parameter, in response to the first bit(s) not indicating a configuration index and the DCI having a first format. Validating the DCI may not be based on comparing the first bit(s) with the first sequence in response to the DCI having a second format. The wireless device may activate or deactivate resources.

Abstract: A wireless device receives configuration parameters of a primary cell, a first SCell and a second SCell. The first SCell may be a scheduling cell for the primary cell. The second SCell may not be a scheduling cell for the primary cell. The wireless device may perform, in response to detecting a beam failure for the first SCell and based on the first SCell being a scheduling cell for the primary cell, a beam failure recovery based on a first beam failure recovery process. The wireless device may perform, in response to detecting a beam failure for the second SCell and based on the second SCell not being a scheduling cell for the primary cell, a beam failure recovery based on a second beam failure recovery process.

Abstract: A wireless device may determine to deprioritize an initial transmission and retransmission(s) of a SR. In response to an overlap between a scheduled initial transmission of a TB and a scheduled retransmission of the SR, the wireless device may determine whether to prioritize the scheduled initial transmission of the TB or the scheduled retransmission of the SR based on a total number of the initial transmission and the retransmission(s) of the SR and may perform an uplink transmission based on the determination.

Abstract: A wireless device may detect a beam failure or may trigger a beam failure recovery procedure based on first configuration parameter(s) that are applicable while the wireless device is in an RRC connected state. The wireless device may detect a beam failure or may trigger a beam failure recovery procedure based on second configuration parameter(s) that are applicable while the wireless device is in an RRC inactive state.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive system information indicating a number of paging sub-groups. The wireless device may determine to be associated with a first paging sub-group based on the number and a wireless device identifier. The wireless device may receive a DCI indicating paging sub-group(s) for a paging occasion. The wireless device may monitor a control channel in the paging occasion in response to the paging sub-group(s) comprising the first paging sub-group.

Abstract: A wireless device receives first configuration parameter(s) indicating that a first search space and a second search space are used together for reception of DCI and a second configuration parameter indicating a value of a DRX timer. The wireless device receives first DCI based on: monitoring in a CORESET based on the first search space and in first symbol(s), and monitoring in a CORESET based on the second search space and in second symbol(s) that are after the first symbol(s). The wireless device may start the DRX timer with the value in a third symbol that is after the second symbol(s).

Abstract: A base station transmits RRC message(s) comprising a first configuration parameter of a first SPS configuration, a second configuration parameter of a second SPS configuration, and a third configuration parameter. The first configuration parameter may indicate a first HARQ codebook identifier. The second configuration parameter may indicate a second HARQ codebook identifier. The second HARQ codebook identifier may be the same as the first HARQ codebook identifier. The third configuration parameter may indicate a state that is mapped to the first SPS configuration and the second SPS configuration. A DCI may be transmitted. A value of bit(s) of a HARQ process number field of the DCI may indicate the state. The DCI may indicate deactivation of the first SPS configuration and the second SPS configuration. An acknowledgement may be received.

Abstract: A base station transmits configuration parameters indicating a first position and a second position. The first position may be in a first number of bit. The second position may be in a second number of bit. The first number of bit and the second number of bit may be based on a payload size. The base station may transmit cancellation indications comprising a first cancellation indication. The first cancellation indication may indicate cancellation of a scheduled transmission. The first cancelation indication may be based on the first position when the scheduled transmission is for a normal carrier and may be based on the second position when the scheduled transmission is for a supplementary carrier.

Abstract: A base station may transmit a DCI comprising a HARQ process number field, comprising first bit(s), and an RV field comprising second bit(s). The base station may receive a TB in response to validation of the DCI. The validation may be based on the second bit(s). The validation may be based on comparing the first bit(s) with a first sequence of bit(s), determined using a first configuration parameter, in response to the first bit(s) not indicating a configuration index and the DCI having a first format. The validation may not be based on comparing the first bit(s) with the first sequence in response to the DCI having a second format.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and methods are described for wireless communications. A wireless device may initiate a random access process comprising transmitting a transport block comprising data of a CCCH logical channel. The CCCH logical channel may be associated with an identifier indicating that the wireless device is a reduced capability wireless device.

Abstract: A wireless device receives configuration parameters of a primary cell and a secondary cell. The secondary cell may be a scheduling cell for the primary cell. The wireless device may receive a DCI based on monitoring search space(s) of the secondary cell. The DCI may comprise a first field and a second field. A first value of the first field may indicate scheduling information. A second value of the second field may indicate that the scheduling information is for scheduling the primary cell. The wireless device may receive or transmit a transport block via the primary cell based on the scheduling information.

Abstract: A wireless device receives, from a base station, first configuration parameters and second configuration parameters. The first configuration parameters may be of a cell group comprising a primary cell and a secondary cell. The secondary cell may be a scheduling cell for the primary cell. The second configuration parameters may indicate one or more reference signals for radio link monitoring. In response to the secondary cell being a scheduling cell for the primary cell, the wireless device may perform radio link monitoring on the secondary cell based on the one or more reference signals received via the secondary cell. The wireless device may transmit, to the base station, an indication of link failure of the secondary cell.

Abstract: A wireless may determine an initial timing of a first HARQ feedback and a first timing of second HARQ feedback(s). The wireless device may determine to defer the first HARQ feedback from the initial timing to the first timing. The wireless device may transmit, in the first timing, a HARQ feedback codebook comprising the first HARQ feedback and the second HARQ feedback(s). Based on the first HARQ feedback being deferred, a first position of the first HARQ feedback in the HARQ feedback codebook may be after second position(s) of the second HARQ feedback(s).

Abstract: A wireless device receives a secondary cell activation command indicating activation of a first secondary cell and a second secondary cell. The secondary cell activation command may indicate activation of a first reference signal for activation of the first secondary cell. The secondary cell activation command may indicate activation of no reference signal for activation of the second secondary cell.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive system information indicating a number of paging sub-groups. The wireless device may determine to be associated with a first paging sub-group based on the number and a wireless device identifier. The wireless device may receive a DCI indicating paging sub-group(s) for a paging occasion. The wireless device may monitor a control channel in the paging occasion in response to the paging sub-group(s) comprising the first paging sub-group.

Abstract: A wireless device may determine to deprioritize an initial transmission and retransmission(s) of a second TB. In response to an overlap between a scheduled initial transmission of a first TB and a scheduled retransmission of the second TB, the wireless device may determine whether to prioritize the scheduled initial transmission of the first TB or the scheduled retransmission of the second TB based on a total number of the initial transmission and the retransmission(s) of the second TB and may perform an uplink transmission based on the determination.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive message(s) comprising first configuration parameter(s), that are applicable for beam failure detection and/or recovery while the wireless device is in an RRC connected state, and second configuration parameter(s) that are applicable for beam failure detection and/or recovery while the wireless device is in an RRC inactive state. While in the RRC connected state, the wireless device may detect a beam failure or trigger a beam failure recovery based on the first configuration parameter(s). While in the RRC inactive state, the wireless device may detect a beam failure or trigger a beam failure recovery based on the second configuration parameter(s).

Abstract: A wireless device may receive a TB. A first HARQ feedback for the TB may be scheduled for transmission in a timing. The wireless device may determine to skip the first HARQ feedback based on HARQ feedback(s), comprising the first HARQ feedback, that are scheduled for transmission in the timing being NACKs. The wireless device may start a HARQ RTT timer in a first symbol after the timing of the skipped HARQ feedback.

Abstract: A wireless device receives a first configuration parameter indicating whether data of a logical channel is allowed to be transmitted using a configured grant of type 1 and a second configuration parameter indicating whether data of the logical channel is allowed to be transmitted using a configured grant of type 1 while in RRC inactive state. The wireless device may transmit or not transmit data of the logical channel while in RRC connected state and while in RRC inactive state using configured grants of type 1 based on the configuration parameters.

Abstract: A wireless device receives first configuration parameter(s) indicating that a first search space and a second search space are used together for reception of DCI and a second configuration parameter indicating a value of a DRX timer. The wireless device receives first DCI based on: monitoring in a CORESET based on the first search space and in first symbol(s), and monitoring in a CORESET based on the second search space and in second symbol(s) that are after the first symbol(s). The wireless device may start the DRX timer with the value in a third symbol that is after the second symbol(s).