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The document provides a comprehensive summary of agreements, discussions, and conclusions related to Rel-19 NR MIMO Phase 5 enhancements. Below is a categorized summary of the agreements by topic:

1. Enhancements for UE-Initiated/Event-Driven Beam Management

• Triggering Events:
• Event-2 instances are counted per new beam, and counting resets when the indicated TCI state is updated.
• Event-7 supports additional configurations for determining the Q-th best quality beam.
• Measurement windows for initiating beam reporting are defined with options for configuration and timer-based approaches.
• Beam Report Transmission:
• First PUCCH channel configuration uses a new UCI type with periodic resources.
• Multiplexing/dropping rules for 1-bit first PUCCH are prioritized over other PUCCH or PUSCH transmissions.
• Single UEI beam reports are carried in the second PUSCH, with additional indications for CSI report configurations.
• Cross-CC Beam Reporting:
• First PUCCH and second PUSCH can be from different PUCCH groups, subject to UE capability signaling.
• Introduced RRC parameters to indicate ServCellIndex for cross-CC beam measurement.

2. CSI Enhancements

• Support for 128 CSI-RS Ports:
• Legacy CSI sub-band definitions are reused for sub-band reporting.
• Resource-level slot offsets for aperiodic CSI-RS resource sets are supported with values {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7}.
• For periodic/semi-persistent CSI reporting, nCSI_ref is scaled for P=128 with Capability 2 timeline.
• CRI-Based CSI Refinement:
• Resource-specific RI restrictions are supported, with zero-padding bits introduced for RI fields.
• Multiplexing rules for CSI part-1 and part-2 are defined based on rank values and payload sizes.
• Type-I and Type-II Codebook Refinements:
• Supported (Ng, N1, N2) values for multi-panel codebook refinement are defined for 48, 64, and 128 CSI-RS ports.
• PowerOffset parameters are configurable for subConfiguration IEs in Rel-18 SD NES Type-I.

3. Support for 3-Antenna-Port Codebook-Based Transmissions

• SRS Configuration:
• Separate UE capabilities introduced for 3T3R and 3T6R antenna switching.
• SRS resource sets can be configured with periodic, semi-persistent, or aperiodic resource types.
• PTRS-DMRS Association:
• PTRS-DMRS association rules are defined for 1 and 2 PTRS ports, with specific bit indications for DMRS ports.
• Power Scaling:
• Scaling rules for PUSCH transmission power are defined based on the number of antenna ports with non-zero transmission power.

4. Enhancements for Asymmetric DL sTRP/UL mTRP Scenarios

• Two-Timing Advance (2TA):
• One downlink reference timing is supported for scenarios with PL offset in joint/UL TCI states.
• Two downlink reference timings are supported for scenarios without PL offset, with Rx timing differences limited to one CP length.
• PRACH Transmission:
• PRACH association indicator in DCI format 1_0 is reused to determine PL RS for PDCCH-order PRACH transmission.
• Closed-Loop Power Control (CLPC):
• CLPC reset mechanisms are proposed based on TAG IDs or DCI field indications.

5. General Agreements

• Specification Updates:
• Changes to TS38.211, TS38.214, and TS38.213 are proposed for precoding, SRS configuration, and power control mechanisms.
• Legacy principles are reused for many features, with enhancements introduced where necessary.
• UE Capabilities:
• Separate UE capabilities are introduced for features like overlapping UL transmission reduction, antenna switching, and sub-band reporting.

This summary captures the key agreements and discussions across the topics covered in the document.