UMTS protocol specifies that the cell ID is a 28 bit number, but it is casted into a 32 bit value. The 4 LSB bits are considered padding, so the "real" data must be shifted about this padding.
Currently, the radio broadcasts a value that is a factor of 16 smaller than the set value.
UMTS protocol specifies that the cell ID is a 28 bit number, but it is casted into a 32 bit value. The 4 LSB bits are considered padding, so the "real" data must be shifted about this padding.
Currently, the radio broadcasts a value that is a factor of 16 smaller than the set value.