The BS may transmit, to the terminal, particular DCI for pre-emption indication, and a corresponding DCI format may be scrambled with an INT-RNTI. The BS may transmit the DCI format, scrambled with the INT-RNTI, to the terminal in a common search space. The common search space, in which the DCI format scrambled with the INT-RNTI is transmitted, will be referred to as “common search space type 4”.
The BS may transmit, to the terminal, DCI including a slot format indicator (SFI), and a corresponding DCI format may be scrambled with a particular RNTI, or may have a size distinguished from that of another DCI format. The BS may transmit an SFI to the terminal in a common search space. The common search space, in which the SFI is transmitted, will be referred to as “common search space type 5”.
Hereinafter, various methods for transmitting or receiving the above-described common search space and common DCI format will be described.
[Method 1]
For a terminal before an RRC connection, a BS may configure a CORESET for monitoring of common search space type 1 for the corresponding terminal via a MIB.
For the terminal before an RRC connection, the BS may configure a CORESET for monitoring of common search space type 2 for the terminal via RMSI, more specifically, random access configuration.
For the terminal before an RRC connection, the BS may configure a CORESET for monitoring of common search space type 3 for the terminal via RMSI, more specifically, paging configuration.