Upon arrival of LL traffic following sTTI index #6, the prohibit timer is still running, so the UE is unable to transmit SRs using the sPUCCH in sTTIs #8 and #10. When the prohibit timer expires at the end of subframe #5, the UE transmits an SR using the sPUCCH in sTTI #12, which is the earliest SR possibility in the sTTIs, and starts the prohibit timer.
Although next subframe #0 is an SR possibility, the prohibit timer is still running, so the UE cannot transmit an SR at this timing. Depending on traffic, it is possible to transmit SRs using subframes or sTTIs (for example, sTTI #4) after the prohibit timer expires.
Furthermore, the above sTTI priority control parameter is configured to “enabled.” In first subframe #0, the UE has no LL traffic for a related LCH.
In this case, the UE has no LL traffic for a related LCH in first subframe #0, so the UE does not transmit an SR using the sPUCCH in sTTI #0, and transmits an SR using the PUCCH in subframe #0, and starts the prohibit timer (=5 ms).