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Page 1: Protocols LADP

1GSM Network and Services 2G1723 Johan Montelius

GSM Network and Services

Interfaces and protocols - even more three letter acronyms

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2GSM Network and Services 2G1723 Johan Montelius

Interfaces

HLR

VLR

BSC

MSC

AA-bis

Um

B

C

EIR

F

D

G

VLR

E

MSC

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Signaling protocols BSS

LAPDm LAPDm LAPD

radio radio E1

LAPD

E1

RR BTSM BTSM

RRRR

MM

CM

Um Abis A

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Signaling protocols BSS

LAPDm LAPDm LAPD

radio radio E1

LAPD

E1

RR BTSM BTSM

RRRR

MM

CM

• LAPD – Link Access Procedure D channel, the link layer defined for ISDN, provides retransmission, error detection ...

• E1 – the physical layer most often used for ISDN, 30 traffic channels and one signaling channel all of 64kbps

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Signaling protocols BSS

LAPDm LAPDm LAPD

radio radio E1

LAPD

E1

RR BTSM BTSM

RRRR

MM

CM

• RR – radio resource management

– idle mode: monitoring broadcast channels

– dedicated mode: request, measure quality, power control, handover, syncronization of encryption, ...

• BTSM – BTS management, the BSC controls the radio resources of the BTS

BSCBTSMS

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Signaling protocols – MS/BSC/MSC

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

DTAP

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

DTAP

MM

CM

SS7

BSC MSC

RR

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SS7 – signaling system number 7

• MTP – message transfer part, defines layer one to three. – MTP1: could be E1

– MTP2: link layer, error detection, retransmission...

– MTP3: addressing in the form of signaling points, one interface has a unique address, limited address range

• SCCP – signaling connection control part– segmentation, global addressing, sub addressing

(similar to UDP ports), each mobile has a MSC unique SCCP address

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DTAP/MM/CM

• Direct transfer application part – Will enclose a MM message so that it

is transparently shipped over the BSC and BT to the MM layer at the mobile phone

• Mobility management– location area updating, paging,

authentication ...

• Connection Management– Call control, SMS, supplementary

services

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

DTAP

MM

CM

MSC

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Signaling protocols – BSC/MSC

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

BSSAP

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

BSSAP

BSC MSC

• BSS Application Part – the MSC will direct the BSC, for example when doing handover between two BSCs

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Signaling protocols – MSC/HLR/VLR/...

MTP2

MTP1

MTP3

SCCP

• TCAP - transaction capabilities application part, defined in the SS7 stack

• MAP – mobile application part, this is the application layer protocol used by the nodes for example register updating and query

TCAP

MAP

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Which are important

• MAP

• BSSAP / BTSM

• CM

• MM

• RR

• LAPDm

• Radio

• ... and of course the traffic channels

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Services – what is offered

• Bearer services

– basic bit pipes in various sizes

• Tele services

– Speech, SMS, fax, teletext ...

• Supplementary services

– Controls the tele services

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Bearer services

• Circuit switched data services

– up to 9.6 kbps

– up to 57.6 kbps using 4x14.4 HSCSD (how)

• Circuit swicthed data comes as:

– tranparent or non-transparent, the network does error detection and retransmission

• GRPS has introduced new bearer services

– data services are migrating to GPRS

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Teleservices

• Voice, TS11

• Emergency call, TS12

• Fax, TS61

• SMS,

– mobile terminating TS21

– mobile originating TS22

• Message Handling System, TS31

• Teletext TS51 – does anyone use this?

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Supplementary services

• Call forwading

– always/busy/no reply/not reacable

• Barring

– Outgoing: all or international

– Incoming: all or international when roaming

• Number presentation

• Call waiting

• Multi-party

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Transport of voice

Radio

Cipher

Code

GSC

Radio

Cipher

Code

E1 E1E1

GSC A-law

• GSM Speech Code is converted in the TRAU (often in the BSC) to A-law (regular phone voice codec)