Abstract: A wireless device receives uplink cancellation indication configuration parameters comprising a first parameter and a second parameter. The first parameter may indicate a first starting position in a first number of bit. The second parameter may indicate a second starting position in a second number of bit. The first number of bit and the second number of bit may be based on a DCI payload size. The wireless device may receive a DCI comprising cancellation indications. The wireless device may determine a first cancellation indication in the cancellation indications. The determination may be based on the first starting position when a scheduled uplink transmission is for a normal uplink carrier and may be based on the second starting position when the scheduled uplink transmission is for a supplementary uplink carrier. The wireless device may cancel the scheduled uplink transmission based on the first cancellation indication.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive first configuration parameters, of a logical channel, and second configuration parameters for uplink LBT failure recovery. The second configuration parameters may comprise a parameter indicating a first number. The wireless device may receive an uplink grant for transmission of a TB via a cell. The wireless device may multiplex the logical channel in the TB based on an LBT counter, associated with the cell, not reaching the first number. The wireless device may transmit the TB based on the uplink grant.

Abstract: A wireless device receives configuration parameters comprising first random access parameters, associated with beam failure recovery, and second random access parameters. The wireless device may initiate, in response to detecting a beam failure on a primary cell and based on the first random access parameters, a first random access process on a first BWP of the primary cell. The wireless device may stop the first random access process in response to triggering consistent LBT failure for the primary cell. The wireless device may switch from the first BWP to a second BWP of the primary cell as an active BWP. The wireless device may initiate a second random access process on the second BWP for consistent LBT failure recovery and based on the second random access parameters.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive a first configuration parameter indicating a CI-RNTI, for cancellation indication, and DRX configuration parameters. The wireless device may monitor a control channel for the CI-RNTI in a time window that is based on a timing of a scheduled uplink transmission and regardless of a DRX procedure, performed by the wireless device based on the DRX configuration parameters, indicating a DRX Active Time or not. The wireless device may receive a cancellation indication DCI, associated with the CI-RNTI, comprising an uplink cancellation indication. The wireless device may cancel the scheduled uplink transmission based on the uplink cancellation indication.

Abstract: A wireless device receives first configuration parameters of a SR configuration associated with recovery from an LBT event comprising a plurality of LBT failures. The wireless device may trigger the LBT event for first cell(s). In response to no uplink resources, on second cell(s) for which the LBT event is not triggered, being available for transmission of an LBT failure control element, the wireless device may transmit a SR via a SR resource based on the first configuration parameters. At least one of the SR resource and the SR configuration may indicate a serving cell. The wireless device may transmit the LBT failure control element based on an uplink grant for the serving cell.

Abstract: A wireless device receives a first configuration parameter used in determination of a first sequence of bit(s). The wireless device may receive a DCI comprising a hybrid automatic repeat request process number field comprising first bit(s). The wireless device may validate the DCI. The validation of the DCI may be based on comparing the first bit(s) with the first sequence in response to the first bit(s) not indicating a configuration index. The validation of the DCI may not be based on the first bit(s) in response to the first bit(s) indicating a configuration index. The wireless device may activate or deactivate resources.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive first configuration parameters, second configuration parameters and a third configuration parameter. The first configuration parameters are for a first SPS configuration and comprise a first configuration index and a first HARQ codebook identifier. The second configuration parameters are for a second SPS configuration and comprise a second configuration index and a second HARQ codebook identifier. The third configuration parameter indicates a deactivation state associated with the first configuration index and the second configuration index. A DCI is received that comprises a HARQ process number field. A value of bit(s) of the HARQ process number field indicates the deactivation state. The first HARQ codebook identifier may be the same as the second HARQ codebook identifier. An acknowledgement is transmitted indicating reception of the DCI.

Abstract: A wireless device receives uplink cancellation indication configuration parameters comprising: a cancellation indication RNTI; and a sequence of serving cell-specific parameters comprising: an identifier of a serving cell; a first parameter indicating a first position in a DCI for the serving cell; and a second parameter indicating a second position in a DCI for a SUL carrier of the serving cell. A first DCI, associated with the cancellation indication RNTI, comprising cancellation indications is received. A determination is made of a first cancellation indication, in the cancellation indications, based on: the first position when a scheduled uplink transmission is for a normal uplink carrier of the serving cell; and the second position when the scheduled uplink transmission is for the SUL carrier of the serving cell. The scheduled uplink transmission is canceled based on the first cancellation indication.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive uplink cancellation indication configuration parameters comprising a first radio network temporary identifier (RNTI). The wireless device monitors a common search space, for a control channel associated with the first RNTI, in a time duration that is based on a timing of a scheduled uplink transmission and regardless of being in a discontinuous reception (DRX) Active Time or not. The wireless device receives a cancellation indication downlink control information, associated with the first RNTI, indicating cancellation of uplink transmissions on first radio resources of the scheduled uplink transmission. The wireless device cancels the scheduled uplink transmission.

Abstract: A wireless device receives message(s) comprising: first configuration parameters for beam failure recovery; and second configuration parameters for LBT failure recovery. The wireless device initiates, based on the first configuration parameters and in response to detecting a beam failure on a primary cell, a first random access process on a first BWP of the primary cell for beam failure recovery. The wireless device triggers, based on the second configuration parameters, consistent LBT failure for the primary cell. The wireless device stops the first random access process, for the beam failure recovery, based on the triggering the consistent LBT failure. The wireless device switches from the first BWP of the primary cell to a second BWP of the primary cell as an active BWP of the primary cell. The wireless device initiates a second random access process on the second BWP of the primary cell.

Abstract: A wireless device receives: first configuration parameters of a first logical channel; and second configuration parameters for uplink LBT failure recovery. The wireless device may receive a first uplink grant for transmission of a first TB via a first cell. The wireless device may determine, based on an LBT counter not reaching a first number, that consistent LBT failures is not triggered for the first cell. The first number may be indicated by the second configuration parameters. The wireless device may multiplex the first logical channel in the first TB based on the consistent LBT failures not being triggered for the first cell. The wireless device may transmit the first TB based on the first uplink grant.

Abstract: A wireless device receives: first configuration parameters for LBT failure recovery; and second configuration parameters, of a SR configuration, comprising a SR identifier associated with consistent LBT failure recovery. The wireless device may trigger, based on the first configuration parameters, consistent LBT failures for one or more first serving cells. The wireless device may transmit a SR, via a SR resource: based on the second configuration parameters; and in response to no uplink resources, on one or more second serving cells for which consistent LBT failure is not triggered, being available for transmission of an LBT failure MAC CE. At least one of the SR resource and the SR configuration may indicate a third serving cell. The wireless device may receive an uplink grant for the third serving cell. The wireless device may transmit the LBT failure MAC CE based on the uplink grant.

Abstract: A wireless device may receive configuration parameters of an uplink configured grant configuration. A DCI is received that comprises: a HARQ process number field comprising first bit(s); and a redundancy version field comprising second bit(s). A determination is made whether a first value of the first bit(s) indicates a configuration index of the uplink configured grant configuration. A determination is made that the DCI is a valid activation DCI or a valid release DCI: based on the second bit(s) and not based on the first bit(s) in response to the first value indicating the configuration index; and based on the second bit(s) and the first bit(s) in response to the first value not indicating the configuration index. A plurality of resources, associated with the uplink configured grant configuration, are activated or deactivated.