In addition, the above sTTI priority control parameter is configured to “enabled.” Assume that the UE has no LL traffic (an STTI SR is not triggered) for a related LCH in first subframe #0.
In this case, the UE does not transmit an SR by using the sPUCCH in sTTI #0, but transmits an SR using the PUCCH in subframe #0, and start the long TTI prohibit timer.
Since LL traffic does not occur until sTTI index #6, the UE does not transmit the SR using the sPUCCH. After that. LL traffic arrives, and the UE transmits an SR using the sPUCCH in sTTI #8, starting the short TTI prohibit timer. Thus, even if the long TTI timer has not expired, the UE can transmit SRs using the sPUCCH.
As described above, according to embodiment 1.3.2, the UE controls SR procedures separately between the PUCCH and the sPUCCH, so that it is possible to reduce the latency in SR transmission. In addition, it is possible to transmit SRs related to predetermined LL traffic quickly, in sTTIs.