ink, downlink and for the UL band and the configuration of the TDD mode. In the downlink direction, the servingCellConfigCommon parameter provides the configuration of the initial BWP tape partition, the spacing between subcarriers. In the uplink direction, this parameter provides the information necessary to establish the initial access procedure in SA (StandAlone) mode. ims-EmergencySupport: this parameter, introduced in Release 9, indicates whether the cell supports emergency calls for a mobile that cannot be attached to the AMF (Access and Mobility Management Function) entity. When the mobile is not registered, it is in a limited service state. The emergency call also requires the activation of the location service. recallOver-IMS-Support: the e-call system is an in-vehicle system allowing emergency calls and the transmission of additional MSD (Minimum Set of Data) data. The emergency e-call via IMS support requires the presence of a UICC card. This parameter, introduced in Release 14, indicates whether or not the cell accepts e-calls. ue-TimerAndConstants: this parameter provides the value of different timers - timer T300 relates to the procedure for establishing the RRC (Radio Resource Control) connection and indicates the mobile waiting time for the response to the RRC SetupRequest message; 242 NG-RAN and 5G-NR - timer T301 starts after sending the RRC ReEstablishmentRequest message. The mobile goes into standby if it has not received a response when the timer expires; - timer T310 starts if the mobile has received N310 desynchronization indications. The mobile goes into standby if it has not received N311 synchronization indications; - timer T311 starts during the RRC connection re-establishment procedure. The mobile goes to sleep if it has not managed to find a cell to connect to; - counter N311 is the maximum value of consecutive synchronizations with the main PCell; - timer T319 starts when the RRC ResumeRequest message is transmitted. If one of the following answers is missing: RRC Resume, RRC Setup, 