131464754 Mapping of Cause Codes and Location Information

1 Revision Information This document is based on the following document:

Title: Mapping of Cause Codes and Location Information

Number: 7/155 18-AXE 106 30/2 Uen, Rev. B

The changes between the previous document and this document are:

Cause code 57 added in RANAP chapter 3.2.1.5

Software units MHICU and MHOCOIPU are no longer controlling the mapping of BSSMAP

Cause values to AXE internal cause values, removed from 3.2.1.2

Reserved and spare values are removed from the tables, a note is added for the gaps in the

mapping tables defining the default value.

The tables are split according to the cause value classes

DSS1 mappings were corrected

Added new chapter/table 4.2.1.6 with DSS1 -> AXE. and new chapter/table 4.3.1.6 with

AXE -> DSS1 .

2 Function This Application Information provides the standard mapping between:

External cause values and AXE internal cause values

External location and AXE internal location

in the source system AXE 106 30/3.

Most of the mappings are controlled by the parameter lists or AXE parameters of the applicable

blocks and can be different for each market.

3 Cause Values The cause values are used to indicate the reason for generating certain protocol messages.

External cause values are used in different protocols (AAL2, DTAP, DSS1, BICC, BSSMAP,

MAP, RANAP, ISUP, INAP and CAP).

Since values in different protocols may overlap, a unique AXE internal cause value is assigned to

those used by protocols.

The Cause Code is expressed as a-b where:

Location of cause originator, Numeral 0 - 15

Cause value Numeral, 0 - 255

3.1 Cause Value Classes For DTAP, DSS1, BICC, BSSMAP, ISUP, RANAP and Q.AAL2 the external cause value

consists of two fields: a class and a value within the cause class. The class indicates the general

nature of the event.

The following classes exist:

Table 1 Cause Value Classes for DTAP, DSS1, BICC, BSSMAP, and ISUP

Class Value range of DTAP, DSS1, BICC, BSSMAP, and ISUP

Normal event 0..31

Resource unavailable 32..47

Service or option not available 48..63

Service or option not

implemented

64..79

Invalid message (for example,

parameter out of range)

80..95

Protocol error (for example,

unknown message)

96..111

Interworking 112..127

Table 2 Cause Value Classes for RANAP

Class Value range of RANAP

Radio Network Layer Cause 1..64

Transport Layer Cause 65..80

NAS Cause 81..96

Protocol Cause 97..112

Miscellaneous Cause 113..128

Non-standard Cause 129..256

AXE internal cause values are not arranged in cause value classes.

3.2 Mapping External Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause

Values

3.2.1 Call Control Cause Values

3.2.1.1 DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

Since the DTAP and RANAP/NAS cause values are the same, they are listed together. The text

which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the

respective DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause value.

The part of the mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS to AXE internal cause values is

controlled by AXE parameters of the software units MTBCCU and MTAPHU.

The definition of the AXE internal cause values can be seen in chapter 3.3.1.1.

Table 3 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values,

class 'Normal event'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS

DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Text AXE

1 Unassigned (unallocated) number 1

3 No route to destination 58

6 Channel unacceptable 2

8 Operator determined barring 92

16 Normal call clearing 3

17 User busy 4

18 No user responding 5

19 User alerting, no answer 61

21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7

26 Non-selected user clearing 91

27 Destination out of order 8

28 Invalid number format (incomplete number) 9

29 Facility rejected 11

30 Response to STATUS ENQUIRY 12

31 Normal, unspecified 13

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Normal, unspecified' (13)

Table 4 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values,

class 'Resource unavailable'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


34 No circuit/channel available 14

38 Network out of order 15

39 Reserved (treated as DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause 47) *20

40 Reserved (treated as DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause 47) *20

41 Temporary failure 16

42 Switching equipment congestion 17

43 Access information discarded 18

44 Requested circuit/channel not available 19

47 Resources unavailable, unspecified 20

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Resource unavailable, unspecified' (20)

Table 5 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class

'Service or option not available'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


49 Quality of service unavailable 96

50 Requested facility not subscribed 48

55 Incoming calls barred within the CUG 52

57 Bearer capability not authorized 21

58 Bearer capability not presently available 22

63 Service or option not available, unspecified 23

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Service or option not available, unspecified' (23)

Table 6 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class

'Service or option not implemented'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


65 Bearer service not implemented 24

68 ACM equal to or greater than ACMmax *119

69 Requested facility not implemented 53

70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available 26

79 Service or option not implemented, unspecified 27

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Service or option not implemented, unspecified' (27)

Table 7 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid

message'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


81 Invalid transaction identifier value *28

87 User not member of CUG 62

88 Incompatible destination 34

91 Invalid transit network selection 88

95 Semantically incorrect message 35

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Invalid message, unspecified' (35)

Table 8 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Caus'e Values, class 'Protocol

error'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


96 Invalid mandatory information 36

97 Message type non-existent or not implemented 37

98 Message type not compatible with protocol state 38

99 Information element non-existent or not implemented 39

100 Conditional IE error *41

101 Message not compatible with protocol state 42

102 Recovery on timer expiry 44

111 Protocol error, unspecified 45

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Protocol error, unspecified' (45)

Table 9 Mapping of DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'

DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS


127 Interworking, unspecified 46

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Interworking, unspecified' (46)

3.2.1.2 BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause value values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective

BSSMAP cause value.

The mapping of BSSMAP to AXE internal cause values is controlled by AXE parameters of the software units MTBCCU

and MTAPHU.


Table 10 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

BSSMAP BSSMAP Cause Text AXE

0 Radio interface message failure *13

1 Radio interface failure *13

2 Uplink quality *13

3 Uplink strength *13

4 Downlink quality *13

5 Downlink strength *13

6 Distance *13

7 O and M intervention *13

8 Response to MSC invocation *13

9 Call control *13

10 Radio interface failure, reversion to old channel *13

11 Handover successful *13

12 Better cell *13

13 Directed retry *13

14 Joined group call channel *13

15 Traffic *13

16 Reduce load in serving cell *13

17 Traffic load in target cell higher than in the source cell *13


Table 11 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'


32 Equipment failure *16

33 No radio resource available *14

34 Requested terrestrial resource unavailable *14

35 CCCH overload *17

36 Processor overload *17

37 BSS not equipped *53

38 MS not equipped *53

39 Invalid cell *20

40 Traffic Load *20

41 Preemption 83


Table 12 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, Class 'Service or option not available'


48 Requested transcoding/rate adaptation unavailable *22

49 Circuit pool mismatch *23

50 Switch circuit pool *23

51 Requested speech version unavailable *23

52 LSA not allowed *23


Table 13 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'


64 Ciphering algorithm not supported *27


Table 14 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message, unspecified'


80 Terrestrial circuit already allocated *32

81 Invalid message contents *35

82 Information element or field missing *36

83 Incorrect value *41

84 Unknown Message type *37

85 Unknown Information Element *39

86 Excessive TA SDCCH *13

87 Excessive TA TCH FULLRATE (FR) *13

88 Excessive TA TCH HALFRATE (HR) *13

89 Suddenly lost connections TCH FR *13

90 Suddenly lost connections TCH HR *13

91 Suddenly lost connections, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

92 Suddenly lost connections, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13


Table 15 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'


96 Protocol error between BSC and MSC *45

97 VGCS/VBS call non existent *45

98 Low signal strength down or uplink per cell SDCCH *13

99 Low signal strength down or uplink per overlaid subcell

SDCCH

*13

100 Low SS bothlink TCH FR *13

101 Low SS bothlink TCH HR *13

102 Low SS bothlink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

103 Low SS bothlink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13

104 Low SS downlink TCH FR *13

105 Low SS downlink TCH HR *13

106 Low SS downlink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

107 Low SS downlink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13

108 Low SS uplink TCH FR *13

109 Low SS uplink TCH HR *13

110 Low SS uplink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

111 Low SS uplink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13


Table 16 Mapping of BSSMAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'


112 Low quality down or uplink per cell SDCCH *13

113 Low quality down or uplink per overlaid subcell SDCCH *13

114 Bad quality bothlink TCH FR *13

115 Bad quality bothlink TCH HR *13

116 Bad quality bothlink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

117 Bad quality bothlink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13

118 Bad quality downlink TCH FR *13

119 Bad quality downlink TCH HR *13

120 Bad quality downlink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

121 Bad quality downlink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13

122 Bad quality uplink TCH FR *13

123 Bad quality uplink TCH HR *13

124 Bad quality uplink, overlaid subcell TCH FR *13

125 Bad quality uplink, overlaid subcell TCH HR *13


3.2.1.3 DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The mapping of DSS1 cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit AMICCAU.


For further information see ref. 1.

Table 17 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

1 Unallocated, Unassigned number 1

2 No route specified transit network 105


4 Send special information tone 59

5 Misdialled trunk prefix *13


7 Call awarded and being delivered in an established channel 106

8 Preemption 83

9 Preemption, circuit reserved for reuse 84


17 User busy 4


19 No answer from user (user alerted) 61

20 Subscriber absent 85

21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7



28 Invalid number format (address incomplete) 10


30 Response to STATUS ENQUIRY 12

31 Normal unspecified 13


Table 18 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

34 No circuit / channel available 14


39 Permanent frame mode connection our of service *20

40 Permanent frame mode connection operational *20




44 Requested circuit / channel not available 19

45 Reserved *20

46 Precendence call blocked 86

47 Resource unavailable, unspecified 20


Table 19 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

48 Service or option not available, unspecified *23



53 Outgoing calls barred within CUG *23

55 Incoming calls barred within CUG *23



62 Inconsistency in designated outgoing access information and

subscriber class 87



Table 20 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

65 Bearer capability not implemented 24

66 Channel type not implemented 25


70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability 26

79 Service or option not implemented, unspecified: 27


Table 21 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

81 Invalid call reference value 28

82 Identified channel does not exist 29

83 A suspended call exists, but this call identity does not 30

84 Call identity in use 32

85 No call suspended 33

86 Call having the requested call identity has been cleared 107



90 Non-existent CUG *35


95 Invalid message, unspecified 35


Table 22 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

96 Mandatory information element is missing 36


98 Message not compatible with call state or message type non-

existent or not implemented 38

99 Information element / parameter non existent or not

implemented 39

100 Invalid information element contents 41

101 Message not compatible with call state 42


103 Parameter non-existent or not implemented, passed on *45

110 Message with unrecognized parameter, discarded *45



Table 23 Mapping of DSS1 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

127 Interworking unspecified 46


3.2.1.4 MAP Error Codes to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective MAP error code or reject cause.

The mapping of MAP error codes to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit GRIU.


Table 24 Mapping of MAP Error Codes to AXE Internal Cause Values

MAP MAP Error Text AXE

1 Unknown subscriber

Local Number Portability no supported *1

Local Number Portability supported *124

10 Bearer service not provisioned 93

11 Teleservice not provisioned 94

13 Call barred *51

14 Forwarding violation 95

15 CUG reject

Reject cause:

0 Incoming calls barred within CUG 52

1 Subscriber not member of CUG *62

5 Requested basic service violates CUG-constraints *11

7 Called party SS-interaction violation *11

21 Facility not supported *53

27 Absent subscriber

TTC specific features

enabled *5

disabled 85

34 System failure *16

35 Data missing *36

36 Unexpected data value *41

44 Number changed 7

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Temporary failure' (16)

3.2.1.5 RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective RANAP cause value.

The part of the mapping of RANAP to AXE internal cause values is controlled by AXE parameters of the software units MTAPHU and MTBCCU.


Table 25 Mapping of RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Radio Network Layer Cause'

RANAP RANAP Cause Text AXE

1 RAB preempted *13

2 Trelocoverall expiry *13

3 Trelocprep expiry *13

4 Treloccomplete expiry *13

5 Tqueing expiry *13

6 Relocation triggered *13

7 Trelocalloc expiry *13

8 Unable to establish during relocation *13

9 Unknown target RNC *13

10 Relocation canceled *13

11 Successful relocation *13

12 Requested ciphering and/or integrity protection algorithms not

supported

*27

13 Change of ciphering and/or integrity protection algorithms is not

supported

*27

14 Failure in the radio interface procedure *13

15 Release due to UTRAN generated reason *13

16 User inactivity *13

17 Time critical relocation *13

18 Requested traffic class not available *13

19 Invalid RAB parameters value *13

20 Requested maximum bit rate not available *13

21 Requested guaranteed bit rate not available *13

22 Requested transfer delay not achievable *13

23 Invalid RAB parameters combination *13

24 Condition violation for SDU parameters *23

25 Condition violation for traffic handling priority *13

26 Condition violation for guaranteed bit rate *13

27 User plane version not supported *13

28 Iu UP failure *13

29 Relocation failure in target CN/RNC or target system *13

30 Invalid RAB ID *13

31 No remaining RAB *39

32 Interaction with other procedure *13

33 Requested maximum bit rate for DL not available *13

34 Requested maximum bit rate for UL not available *13

35 Requested guaranteed bit rate for DL not available *13

36 Requested guaranteed bit rate for UL not available *13

37 Repeated integrity checking failure *27

38 Requested Report Type not supported *13

39 Request superseded *13

40 Release due to UE generated signalling connection release *13

41 Resource Optimization Relocation *13

42 Requested Information not Available *13

43 Relocation desirable for radio reasons *13

44 Relocation not supported in Target RNC or Target system *13

45 Directed retry *13

46 Radio Connection with UE Lost *13

52 Reduce load in serving cell *13

53 No radio resource available in target cell *13

57 Traffic load in target cell higher than in the source cell *13


Table 26 Mapping of RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Transport Layer Cause'


65 Signalling Transport Resource Failure *41

66 Iu Transport Connection Failed to Establish *14


Table 27 Mapping of RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'NAS Cause'


81 User restriction start indication *41

82 User restriction end indication *41

83 Normal release *13


Table 28 Mapping of RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol Cause'


97 Transfer syntax error *35

98 Semantic error *36

99 Message not compatible with receiver state *37

100 Abstract syntax error (Reject) *13

101 Abstract syntax error (Ignore and Notify) *13

102 Abstract Syntax Error (Falsely Constructed Message) *13


Table 29 Mapping of RANAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, classes 'Miscellaneous Cause' and 'Non-standard Cause'


113 O&M intervention *13

114 No resource available *14

115 Unspecified failure *46

116 Network optimization *46


3.2.1.6 ITU-T and ETSI ISUP 7.7 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 cause value. In case the ETSI text differs from the ITU-T

text there is a note after the table.

The mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPMHRU.

The mapping tables can be adapted to market needs, by using screening masks. This includes ETSI ISUP used on international interface.


Note: There exists a mapping of cause values for the Etheric 2.1 protocol, which is based on the ITU ISUP. The mapping is NOT to internal cause values, it is done to internal End-of-selection codes

(see software units IABTDL2U , IABTE1U and Function Specification 3/15517-ANT 308 05/1 Uen)

Table 30 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

ISUP 7.7 ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 Text AXE

1 Unallocated (unassigned) number 1

2 No route to specified transit network (NU) 105



5 Misdialled trunk prefix (NU) 60

8 Preemption 83

9 Preemption - Circuit reserved for reuse 84


17 User busy 4




21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7

24 Rejected due to feature at the destination *1) 130

25 Exchange routing error 121





*1) For ISUP 7.7 Cause code 24 the ETSI text is "Call rejected due to ACR supplementary service"


Table 31 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'








46 Precedence call blocked 86



Table 32 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'



53 Outgoing calls barred within CUG 50




62 Inconsistency in designated outgoing access information and subscriber

class

87



Table 33 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'




70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available (NU) 26



Table 34 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'




90 Non-existent CUG 54

91 Invalid transit network selection (NU) 88



Table 35 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'


97 Message type non-existing or not implemented 37

99 Information element/parameter non-existent or not implemented 40


103 Parameter non-existent or not implemented, passed on (NU) 43

110 Message with unrecognized parameter, discarded 89



Table 36 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'




3.2.1.7 TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 cause value.

The mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by the application parameter of the software unit UPJMHRU.


Table 37 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

TTC

ISUP 7.6

TTC ISUP 7.6 Text AXE


2 No route to specified transit network (Nu) 105



5 Misdialled trunk prefix (Nu) 60

8 Preemption 83



17 User busy 4




21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7

23 Redirect to new destination 128






Table 38 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'

TTC

ISUP 7.6







44 Requested channel not available 19




Table 39 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'

TTC

ISUP 7.6



53 Outgoing call barred within CUG 50





class

87



Table 40 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'

TTC

ISUP 7.6




70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available (Nu) 26



Table 41 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'

TTC

ISUP 7.6




90 Non-existent closed user group 54

91 Invalid transit network selection (Nu) 88



Table 42 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'

TTC

ISUP 7.6





103 Parameter non-existent or not implemented, passed on (Nu) 43

110 Message with unrecognized parameter discarded 89



Table 43 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'

TTC

ISUP 7.6




3.2.1.8 ITU-T and ANSI ISUP 7.5 Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective ISUP 7.5 cause value.

The mapping of ISUP 7.5 cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPAMHR.

ISUP 7.5 cause values are divided into cause values for ANSI coding standard and cause values for ITU-T coding standard. Table 10 shows the mapping for ITU-T coding standard and Table 11 shows the mapping for ANSI coding standard. The

mapping table to use depends on the coding standard indicated in the cause information element of the protocol.

The mapping tables can be adapted to market needs, by using a screening mask.


Table 44 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

ISUP 7.5 ISUP 7.5 Text AXE





8 Preemption 83


17 User busy 4



edw://alex?DT=om&CW=UPAMHR&FN=2_15518-CNT2122820Uen.A.html

21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7

27 Destination out of service 8

28 Address incomplete 10




Table 45 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'










Table 46 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'







Table 47 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'







Table 48 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'







Table 49 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'



99 Parameter non-existent or not implemented-discarded 40


103 Parameter non-existent or not implemented, passed on 43



Table 50 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'




Table 51 Mapping of ISUP 7.5 Cause Values (ANSI) to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'


23 Unallocated destination number 112

24 Unknown business group 113


26 Misrouted call to a ported number 124


Table 52 Mapping of ISUP 7.5 Cause Values (ANSI) to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'


45 Preemption 83



Table 53 Mapping of ISUP 7.5 Cause Values (ANSI) to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'


51 Call type incompatible with service request 116

54 Call blocked due to group restrictions 117


3.2.1.9 BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to the AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) cause value.

The mapping of BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit BIMHRU. The mapping tables can be adapted to market needs, by using screening masks. This includes ETSI BICC used on international interface.

The meaning of the mapped cause values can be seen in chapter 3.3.1.6.

Table 54 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)

BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) Text AXE






8 Preemption 83



17 User busy 4




21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7

24 Rejected due to feature at the destination 130







Table 55 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'

BICC 1.9 BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) Text AXE

(ITU-T)

34 No circuit/channel available *20









Table 56 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)







62 Inconsistency in designated outgoing access information and subscriber class 87



Table 57 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)




70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available (NU) 26



Table 58 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)








Table 59 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol Error'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)


97 Message type non-existing or not implemented *45







Table 60 Mapping of ITU-T BICC 1.9 to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'

BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)




3.2.1.10 INAP/CAP Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

INAP/CAP values are based on ISUP 4 with CCITT standard.

The text which belongs to the AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective INAP/CAP cause value.

The mapping of INAP/CAP cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit SHCCU. The meaning of the AXE internal cause values can be seen in chapter 3.3.1.7.

Table 61 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

INAP/CAP INAP/CAP Text AXE






8 Preemption 83


13 No circuit available in the transit network 103

14 Reselection in the transit network 104


17 User busy 4




21 Call rejected 6

22 Number changed 7






Table 62 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'











Table 63 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'








subscriber class

87



Table 64 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'




70 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available

(NU)

26



Table 65 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'








Table 66 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Protocol error'









Table 67 Mapping of INAP/CAP to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'




3.2.2 Bearer Control Cause Values

3.2.2.1 Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values

The text which belongs to the AXE cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) is controlled by the application parameters of the software unit A2CTLU.

The meaning of the AXE internal cause values can be seen in chapter 3.3.2.1.

Note: There exists also a mapping for the National Coding Standard, ISO/IEC Coding Standard and Network defined Coding Standard in the software unit A2CTLU.

Table 68 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Normal event'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)

Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Text AXE


2 Reserved *105


4 Reserved *59

5 Reserved *60

6 Reserved *2

7 Reserved *106

8 Reserved *83

9 Reserved *84

16 Reserved *3

17 Reserved *4

18 Reserved *5

19 Reserved *61

20 Reserved *85

21 Reserved *6

22 Reserved *7

23 Reserved *128

25 Reserved *121

26 Reserved *91

27 Reserved *8

28 Reserved *9

29 Reserved *11

30 Reserved *12



Table 69 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Resource unavailable'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)






43 Reserved *18


46 Reserved *86



Table 70 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not available'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)


49 Reserved *96

50 Reserved *48

53 Reserved *50

55 Reserved *52

57 Reserved *21

58 Reserved *22

62 Reserved *87


Table 71 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Service or option not implemented'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)


63 Reserved *23

65 Reserved *24

66 Reserved *25

69 Reserved *53

70 Reserved *26


Table 72 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Invalid message'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)


81 Reserved *28

82 Reserved *29

83 Reserved *30

84 Reserved *32

85 Reserved *33

86 Reserved *107

87 Reserved 62

88 Reserved *34

90 Reserved *54

91 Reserved *88

93 AAL parameters cannot be supported 129



Table 73 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, clas 'Protocol error'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)




98 Reserved *38

99 Information Element/Parameter non-existing or not implemented 40

100 Invalid information elements contents 41

101 Reserved *42


103 Reserved *43



Table 74 Mapping of Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values to AXE Internal Cause Values, class 'Interworking'

Q.AAL2

(ITU-T)


All values are mapped to the default value 'Interworking, unspecified' (46)

3.3 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to External Cause Values

3.3.1 Call Control Cause Values

3.3.1.1 AXE Internal Cause Values to DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values

The text which belongs to DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause values is controlled by AXE parameters of the software units MTAPHU and MTBCCU.

The definition of the DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS cause values can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.1.

Table 75 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to DTAP and/or RANAP/NAS Cause Values

AXE AXE Internal Cause Text DTAP

and/or

RANAP/

NAS

0 Not used *31



3 Normal clearing *16

4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22

8 Destination out of service *27

9 Invalid number format *28

10 Address incomplete *28


12 Response to STATUS enquiry 30


14 No channel/circuit available 34





19 Requested channel not available *44





24 Bearer service/capability not implemented *65

25 Channel type not implemented *79



28 Invalid call reference value *81

29 Identified channel does not exist *95

30 A suspended call exists but this call identity does not exist *95

31 Call identity does not exist *95

32 Call identity already in use *95

33 No call suspended *95


35 Invalid message, unspecified *95

36 Mandatory information element is missing *96


38 Message not compatible with call state or non-existent or not

implemented

*98


40 Parameter non-existent or not implemented - discarded *99

41 Invalid information element contents *100

42 Message not compatible with call state *101

43 Parameter non-existent or not implemented - passed on *111




47 Invalid calling party number *127


49 Outgoing calls barred *21


51 Incoming calls barred *21



54 Non-existent closed user group *127

55 Destination not member of CUG *21

56 Non-existent abbreviated number entry *127

57 Invalid facility parameter *127


59 Send special information tone *31


61 No answer from user *19

62 Called user not member in CUG 87

63 Local protocol error, unspecified *111

64 Unexpected message before first backward message (fbm) *111

65 Local hardware blocking before fbm *41

66 Local hardware blocking after fbm *41

67 Line maintenance blocking before fbm *41

68 Line maintenance blocking after fbm *41

69 Line hardware blocking before fbm *41

70 Line hardware blocking after fbm *41

71 Line reset before fbm *41

72 Line reset after fbm *41

73 Local unrecognized parameter discarded *111

74 Destination blocking *41

75 Continuity check unsuccessful *41

76 Protocol timer expiry *111

77 Call collision/ dual seizure *42

78 Unrecognized called party number *28

79 Unrecognized transmission medium requirement *65

80 Unrecognized forward call indicators *111

81 Unrecognized event information *111

82 Essential unrecognized information sent *31

83 Preemption *34

84 Preemption - Circuit reserved for reuse *31

85 Subscriber absent *31

86 Precedence call blocked *47


subscriber class

*63

88 Invalid transit network selection (NU) *91

89 Message with unrecognized parameter discarded *111

90 Redirection to announcement machine *31


92 Operator determined call barring *8

93 Bearer service not provisioned *57

94 Teleservice not provisioned *57

95 Forwarding violation *21


97 Not used *31

98 Not used *31

99 MS power off *31

100 MS power abnormality *41

101 Authentication failure *18

102 Supplementary service barring *21

103 No circuit available in transit network *31

104 Reselection in the transit network, applying load sharing *31

105 No route to specified transit network *31

106 Call awarded and being delivered in an established channel *31

107 Call having the requested call identity has been cleared *31

108 Distance check *31

109 Long duration call, time limit exceeded *31

112 Unallocated destination number *1

113 Unknown business group *31

114 Preemption *31


116 Call type incompatible with service request *63

117 Call blocked due to group restrictions *79

118 Invalid parameter content *31

119 ACMM Expiry *68

120 Call Tear Down or Immediate Service Termination *31

121 Exchange routing error *31

122 Transmission fault control alarm outgoing side immediate release *31

123 Transmission fault control alarm incoming side immediate release *31

124 Misrouted call to a ported number *31

125 Dialogue failure in IN due to timeout *31

126 TC-ABORT received from SCF *31

127 Network number *31

128 Redirection to new destination *31

129 AAL parameter cannot be supported *31

130 Call rejected due to feature at the destination *31


3.3.1.2 AXE Internal Cause Values to DSS1 Cause Values

The text which belongs to DSS1 cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to DSS1 cause values is controlled by the software unit AMICCAU. The definition of the DSS1 cause value can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.3.

For further information, see reference 1.

Table 76 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to DSS1 Cause Values

AXE AXE Internal Cause Text DSS1



3 Normal clearing 16

4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22


9 Invalid number format 28



12 Response to STATUS enquiry 30












24 Bearer service/capability not implemented 65

25 Channel type not implemented 66




29 Identified channel does not exist 82

30 A suspended call exists but this call identity does not exist 83


32 Call identity already in use 84

33 No call suspended 85






implemented

98


40 Parameter non-existent or not implemented - discarded 99


42 Message not compatible with call state 101





47 Reserved nat


49 Reserved nat.


51 Reserved nat.





56 Reserved nat.

57 Reserved nat.




61 No answer from user 19



64 Unexpected message before first backward message (fbm) *111



















83 Preemption 8





subscriber class

62


89 Message with unrecognized parameter discarded *31

90 Reserved nat.







99 MS power off *31




103 Reserved nat.

104 Reserved nat.

105 No route to specified transit network 2

106 Call awarded and being delivered in an established channel 7

107 Call having the requested call identity has been cleared 86

108 Reserved nat.




114 Preemption *31





119 ACMM Expiry *31



122 Transmission fault control alarm outgoing side immediate release *31

123 Transmission fault control alarm incoming side immediate release *31








nat. = mapped according to National Coding Standard


3.3.1.3 AXE Internal Cause Values to ITU-T and ETSI ISUP 7.7 Cause Values

The text which belongs to ISUP 7.7 cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to ISUP 7.7 cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPMHSU.

The mapping table can be adapted to market needs, by using screening masks.

The definition of the ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 cause values can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.6.

Table 77 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to ITU-T ISUP 7.7 Cause Values

AXE AXE internal Text ISUP 7.7


2 Channel unacceptable *127


4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22





12 Response to STATUS enquiry *127











23 Service or option not available unspecified 63







30 A suspended call exists but this call identity does not *127






36 Mandatory information element is missing (or element error) *127



implemented

*127

39 Information element non-existent or not implemented *127




43 Parameter non-existent or not implemented - passed on 103

















60 Misdialled trunk prefix 5




64 Unexpected message before first backward message(fbm) *111



















83 Preemption 8





subscriber class

62




91 Non-selected user clearing *127





96 Quality of service unavailable *63

99 MS power off *127




103 No circuit available in transit network 13

104 Reselection in the transit network, applying load sharing 14








114 Preemption *127





119 ACMM expiry *127



122 Transmission fault control alarm outgoing side or immediate release *127

123 Transmission fault control alarm incoming side or immediate release *127









3.3.1.4 AXE Internal Cause Values to TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 Cause Values

The text which belongs to TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 cause values to AXE internal cause values is controlled by the application parameter of the software unit UPJMHSU.


The definition of the TTC ISUP 7.6 cause values can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.7.

Table 78 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to TTC ISUP 7.6 Cause Values

AXE AXE internal Text ISUP 7.6 for

TTC




4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22































38 Message type non-existing or not implemented *127

39 Message not compatible with call stat or non existent or not

implemented

*127


41 Invalid information element *127





46 Interworking, unspecified *127





































83 Preemption 8





subscriber class

62







94 Tele service not provisioned *127


96 Quality of Service unavailable *63

99 MS Power off *127

100 MS Power Abnormality *127


102 Supplementary Service barring *127







109 Long duration call, time limit exceeded 31



114 Preemption *127

115 Precedence *127




119 ACMM Expiry *127


121 Exchange Routing Error *127

122 Transmission fault control *127

123 Transmission fault control alarm incoming side or immediate

release

*127


125 Dialouge failure in IN due to timeout *127



128 Redirection to new destination 23

129 AAL parameters cannot be supported *127



3.3.1.5 AXE Internal Cause Values to ANSI and ITU-T ISUP 7.5 Cause Values

The text which belongs to ISUP 7.5 cause value values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to ISUP 7.5 cause values is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPAMHSU.


ISUP 7.5 cause values are divided into cause values for ANSI coding standard and cause values for ITU-T coding standard. The cause values marked with '1)' are cause values with ANSI coding standard. For all other AXE internal cause values ITU-T coding standard is used.

The definition of the ISUP 7.5 cause values can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.8.

Table 79 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to ISUP 7.5 Cause Values

AXE AXE internal Text ISUP 7.5




4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22











18 Access information discarded *43


















36 Mandatory information element is missing (or element error) *111



implemented

*111

39 Information element nonexistent or not implemented *99























62 Called user not member in CUG *95





















83 Preemption 8





subscriber class

*63


89 Message with unrecognized parameter, discarded *111








99 MS power off *31











112 Unallocated destination number 23 1)

113 Unknown business group 24 1)

114 Preemption *8

115 Precedence call blocked 46 1)

116 Call type incompatible with service request 51 1)

117 Call blocked due to group restrictions 54 1)





122 Transmission fault control alarm outgoing side or immediate

release

*127


release

*127







130 Rejected due to feature at the destination *31

1) ANSI coding standard


3.3.1.6 AXE Internal Cause Values to BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) Cause Values

The text which belongs to BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) cause value values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value. The mapping of AXE internal cause values to BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) Cause Values is controlled by the application parameters of the software unit BIMHSU.


The meaning of the mapped cause values for BICC 1.9 (ITU-T) can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.9.

Table 80 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to ITU-T BICC 1.9 Cause Values

AXE AXE internal Text BICC 1.9

(ITU-T)




4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22
















23 Service or option not available unspecified *63
















implemented

*127

























63 Local protocol error, unspecified 111




















83 Preemption 8





class

62



90 Redirection to announcement machine 15







99 MS Power Off *127

100 MS Power Abnormality *127

101 Authentication Failure *127

102 Supplementary Service Barring *127

103 No circuit available in transit network 13

104 Reselection in the transit network, applying load sharing 14








114 Preemption *127







121 Exchange Routing Error 25

122 Transmission fault control alarm outgoing side or immediate release *127

123 Transmission fault control alarm incoming side or immediate release *127


125 Dialouge failure in IN due Dialouge failure in IN due *127







3.3.1.7 AXE Internal Cause Values to INAP/CAP Cause Values

INAP/CAP values are based on ISUP 4 with CCITT standard.

The text which belongs to INAP/CAP cause value values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to INAP/CAP Cause Values is controlled by the application parameters of the software unit SHTTMU.

The meaning of the mapped cause values for INAP/CAP can be seen in chapter 3.2.1.10.

Table 81 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to INAP/CAP Cause Values

AXE AXE Internal Cause Text INAP/CAP

0 Reserved *127




4 User busy 17


6 Call rejected 21

7 Number changed 22
































implemented

*111













































83 Preemption 8





subscriber class

62










99 MS power off *20









108 Distance check ISUP *127




114 Preemption *127







121 Exchange Routing Error *127


release

*127


release

*127







130 Rejected due to feature at the destination *127


3.3.2 Bearer Control Cause Values

3.3.2.1 AXE Internal Cause Values to Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values

The text which belongs to ISUP Q.AAL2 cause values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal cause value.

The mapping of AXE internal cause values to Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) is controlled by the application parameters of the software unit A2CTLU.

The definition of the ISUP Q.AAL2 cause values can be seen in chapter 3.2.2.1.

Table 82 Mapping of AXE Internal Cause Values to Q.AAL2 (ITU-T) Cause Values

AXE AXE internal Text Q.AAL2 (ITU-

T)



3 Normal clearing *16

4 User busy *17

5 No user responding *18

6 Call rejected *21

7 Number changed *22

8 Destination out of service *27


10 Address incomplete *28

11 Facility rejected *29







18 Access information discarded *43



21 Bearer capability not authorized *57

22 Bearer capability not presently available *58

23 Service or option not available unspecified *63

24 Bearer service/capability not implemented *65


26 Only restricted digital information bearer capability is available *70

27 Service or option not implemented, unspecified *79







34 Incompatible destination *88





implemented

*98







45 Protocol error, unspecified *111



48 Requested facility not subscribed *50





53 Requested facility not implemented *69






59 Send special information tone *4


61 No answer from user *19

62 Called user not member in CUG *87





















83 Preemption *8





subscriber class

*62

88 Invalid transit network selection *91









99 MS power off *127






105 No route to specified transit network *2







114 Preemption *127









release

*127


release

*127






129 AAL parameters cannot be supported 93



4 Location The location indicates the location in the network where the cause value was generated for the call.

4.1 Generation of Location

4.1.1 GMSC Server

The location field is set to "Transit Network" in all cases where a cause value is generated in GMSC server.

4.1.2 MSC/VLR Server

The location field is set to "Public Network Serving the Local User" in all cases where a cause value is generated in MSC/VLR server or when a cause value is transferred from the BSC to the network through the MSC.

4.1.3 ISDN-E Access

The location field is set to "Public Network Serving the Local User" in all cases where a cause value is generated for ISDN-E access.

4.2 Mapping to AXE Internal Location

4.2.1 Call Control Location

4.2.1.1 ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to the AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 location.

The mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 location to AXE internal location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPMHRU.

The mapping table can be adapted to market needs, by using screening masks. This includes ETSI ISUP used on international interface.

The definition of the AXE internal location can be seen in chapter 4.3.1.1.

Table 83 Mapping of ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 Location to AXE Internal Location


0 User 0

1 Private network serving the local user 1

2 Public network serving the local user 2

3 Transit network 3

4 Public network serving the remote user 4

5 Private network serving the remote user 5

7 International network 7

10 Beyond an interworking point 10

Note: All other values are mapped to the default value 'Beyond an interworking point' (10).

4.2.1.2 TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to the AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective TTC ISUP 7.6 location.

The mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 to AXE internal location is controlled by the application parameter of the software unit UPJMHRU.


Table 84 Mapping of TTC ISUP 7.6 Location to AXE Internal Location

ISUP 7.6 TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6 Text AXE

0 User 0

1 Private network serving the local user *1) 1

2 Public network serving the local user *1) 2

3 Transit network 3





*1) This mapping is only valid for J-Phone W-CDMA ISUP. For all other japanese ISUP versions the values 1 and 2 are not used, therefore "Reserved" and mapped to internal value 10.


4.2.1.3 ANSI ISUP 7.5 Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to the AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective ANSI ISUP 7.5 location.

The mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 location to AXE internal location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPAMHRU.


Table 85 Mapping of ANSI ISUP 7.5 Location to AXE Internal Location

ISUP 7.5 ANSI ISUP 7.5 Text AXE

0 User 0

1 Local private network 1

2 Local local network 2

3 Transit network 3

4 Remote local network 4

5 Remote private network 5

6 Local Interface controlled by this signalling link 6


10 Unknown 11


4.2.1.4 BICC 1.9 Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to the AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective BICC location.

The mapping of BICC location to AXE internal location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit BIMHRU.

The mapping table can be adapted to market needs, by using screening masks. This includes ETSI BICC used on international interface.


Table 86 Mapping of BICC 1.9 Location to AXE Internal Location

BICC 1.9 BICC 1.9 Text AXE

0 User 0



3 Transit network 3




10 Network beyond interworking point 10


4.2.1.5 INAP/CAP Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective INAP/CAP location.

The mapping of INAP/CAP location to AXE internal location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit SHCCU.


Table 87 Mapping of INAP/CAP Location to AXE Internal Location


0 User 0



3 Transit network 3



6 Local interface controlled by this signalling link *10




4.2.1.6 DSS1 Location to AXE Internal Location

Text belonging to AXE internal location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective DSS1 location.

The mapping of DSS1 location to AXE internal location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit AMICCAU.


Table 88 Mapping of DSS1 Location to AXE Internal Location

DSS1 DSS1 Text AXE

0 User 0



3 Transit network 3






4.3 Mapping from AXE Internal Location

4.3.1 Call Control Location

4.3.1.1 AXE Internal Location to ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 Location

Text belonging to ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPMHSU.


The definition of the ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.1.

Table 89 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to ITU-T/ETSI ISUP 7.7 Location

AXE AXE Text ITU-T/ ETSI

ISUP 7.7

0 User 0


2 Local network 2

3 Transit network 3

4 Remote local network (Public network serving the remote user) 4

5 Remote private network (Private network serving the remote user) 5




11 Unknown *10

14 Package handler *10

15 National Transit Network *10

4.3.1.2 AXE Internal Location to TTC (JAPAN) ISUP 7.6

Text belonging to TTC ISUP 7.6 location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to TTC ISUP 7.6 location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPMHSJU.

The definition of the TTC ISUP 7.6 location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.2.

Table 90 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to TTC ISUP 7.6 Location

AXE AXE Text TTC ISUP

7.6

0 User 0

1 Local private network *1) 1

2 Local network *1) 2

3 Transit network 3






11 Unknown *10



*1) This mapping is only valid for J-Phone W-CDMA ISUP. For all other japanese ISUP versions the values 1 and 2 are not used, therefore "Reserved" and mapped to external value 10.

4.3.1.3 AXE Internal Location to ANSI ISUP 7.5 Location

Text belonging to ANSI ISUP 7.5 location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to ANSI ISUP 7.5 location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit UPAMHSU.

The definition of the ANSI ISUP 7.5 location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.3.

Table 91 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to ANSI ISUP 7.5 Location

AXE AXE Text ANSI ISUP

7.5

0 User 0


2 Local network 2

3 Transit network 3



6 Local interface controlled by this signalling link 6



11 Unknown *10



4.3.1.4 AXE Internal Location to BICC 1.9 Location

Text belonging to the BICC 1.9 location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to BICC 1.9 location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit BIMHSU.


The definition of the BICC 1.9 location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.4.

Table 92 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to BICC 1.9 Location

AXE AXE Text BICC 1.9

0 User 0

1 Local private network (Private network serving the local user) 1

2 Local network (Public network serving the local user) 2

3 Transit network 3






11 Unknown *10



4.3.1.5 AXE Internal Location to INAP/CAP Location

Text belonging to the INAP/CAP location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to INAP/CAP location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit SHTTMU.

The definition of the INAP/CAP location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.5.

Table 93 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to INAP/CAP Location

AXE AXE Text INAP/ CAP

0 User 0



3 Transit network 3






11 Unknown *10



4.3.1.6 AXE Internal Location to DSS1 Location

Text belonging to the DSS1 location values marked with "*" does not correspond to the definition of the respective AXE internal location.

The mapping of AXE internal location to DSS1 location is controlled by application parameters of the software unit AMICCAU.

The definition of the DSS1 location can be seen in chapter 4.2.1.6.

Table 94 Mapping of AXE Internal Location to DSS1 Location

AXE AXE Text DSS1

0 User 0



3 Transit network 3






11 Unknown *2



5 References

Documents

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