TIA-917-2004 Wireless Priority Service Enhancements for CDMA Systems《CDMA系统的无线优先业务增强》.pdf

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19、5051525354555657585960i ContentsCONTENTSIntroduction.11 Objective 12 References 12.1 Normative References12.2 Informative References23 Organization.24 Assumptions.25 Editorial Conventions.4TIA/EIA-664 Modifications .51 Definitions and Concepts .51.1 Definitions .5Y Network Capabilities7Y.2 Wireless

20、Priority Service (WPS) .7Y.2.1 Priority Assignment.8Y.2.2 Normal Procedures with Successful Outcome 9Y.2.3 Exception Procedures or Unsuccessful Outcome12Y.2.4 Interactions With Other Wireless Services13TIA/EIA-41.1-D Modifications193 Definitions and Documentation Conventions 193.1 Definitions .194 S

21、ymbols and Abbreviations .205 Network Reference Model .215.X Wireless Priority Service Enhancements.215.X.1 Network Entities215.X.2 Messages Across Network Interfaces225.X.3 Network Entity Relationships .22TIA/EIA-41.3-D Modifications235.Z Successful WPS Invocation .235.Z.1 Radio Traffic Channel Ini

22、tially Not Available - WPSC-based Solution for WPS245.Z.2 Radio Traffic Channel Available - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 285.Z.3 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available and Complete Dialed Digits Not Received in the First Air Interface Origination Message - WPSC-based Solution for WPS .305.Z.4

23、Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - WPS Queue Full, Lower priority call removed from the WPS Queue - WPSC-based Solution for WPS.345.Z.5 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Data WPS Call Origination - TIA-917Contents ii123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233

24、343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960WPSC-based Solution for WPS 375.Z.6 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer ORT Expires - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 405.Z.7 Inter-MSC Three-Way WPS Call Origination - WPSC-based Solution for WPS .425.Z.8 Radio Traffic Channel Init

25、ially Not Available - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 465.Z.9 Radio Traffic Channel Available - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS. 485.Z.10 WPS Call Origination Without Profile, Radio Traffic Channel Available - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 495.Z.11 WPS Queue Full, Lower Priori

26、ty Call Displaced from the WPS Queue - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 515.Z.12 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Data WPS Call Origination - Ser-vice Profile-based Solution for WPS 535.Z.13 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer RNT Expires - Service Pro-file-bas

27、ed Solution for WPS . 555.Z.14 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Service Profile Received after De-fault WPS Priority Assignment - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS . 565.Z.15 Inter-MSC Three-Way WPS Call Origination - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 585.AA Unsuccessful WPS

28、 Invocation 615.AA.1 WPS Call Denied by the WPSC . 625.AA.2 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer QT Expires - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 645.AA.3 Radio Traffic Channel Not Available - WPS Queue Full - WPSC-based Solution for WPS. 665.AA.4 Authentication Failure - WPSC-based Solutio

29、n for WPS 675.AA.5 Late Response with No WPS Profile Received from HLR - Denied by the MSC - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS. 685.AA.6 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer QT Expires - Service Pro-file-based Solution for WPS . 695.AA.7 Radio Traffic Channel Not Available - WP

30、S Queue Full - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 705.AA.8 WPS Call Origination Without Profile - No WPS Profile Received from HLR - Denied by the MSC - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS . 715.AA.9 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - WPS User Abandons - Service Profile-based Sol

31、ution for WPS 725.AB GETS Call . 735.AB.1 Radio Traffic Channel Available - Trunk Queuing Performed at the Originating MSC 745.AB.2 Radio Traffic Channel Not Available. 765.AC Mobile Terminating (MT) WPS Call 775.AC.1 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available at the Serving System (Paging After

32、Call Delivery) - Call Queued for Radio Traffic Channel . 785.AC.2 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available at the Serving System (Paging be-fore TLDN Assignment) - Call Queued for Radio Traffic Channel. 815.AC.3 Radio Traffic Channel Available in the Serving System - Trunk Queuing at the Origin

33、ating MSC. 845.AC.4 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available at the Serving System - Priority TIA-917123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960iii ContentsLevel Information Not Available - Call Queued for Radio Traffic Channel

34、 Using Default Priority865.AC.5 Call Delivery with Intersystem Paging - Radio Traffic Channel Queuing in the Border System .895.AC.6 TLDN Call Arrival with Intersystem Paging - Radio Traffic Channel Queuing in the Border System .935.AC.7 Unsuccessful WPS Call Termination - WPS Queue Full975.AC.8 Cal

35、l Release due to Status Response Timeout 1005.AC.9 WPS Data Call Termination - Radio Traffic Channels Initially not Available.1025.AD WPS Interactions with Other Features.1055.AD.1 WPS Interaction with Flexible Alerting (FA) Revertive Call to FA Pilot DN - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 1065.AD.2 WPS I

36、nteraction with Mobile Access Hunting (MAH) Invocation 1105.AD.3 WPS Interaction with Voice Message Retrieval (VMR) via Feature Code - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 1145.AD.4 WPS Interaction with FA Revertive Call to FA Pilot DN - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS.1175.AD.5 WPS Interaction with V

37、MR via Feature Code - Service Profile Based Solution for WPS.120TIA/EIA-41.5-D Modifications1235 Data Transfer Services .1235.1 SS7-Based Data Transfer Services 1235 Application Services 1255.4 MAP Operations 1255.4.1 General 1255.4.1.1 Operation Specifiers 1255.4.2 Operation Definitions 1256.4.2.13

38、 FeatureRequest 1266.4.2.24 InterSystemPage1286.4.2.25 InterSystemPage21306.4.2.27 LocationRequest1326.4.2.30 OriginationRequest1346.4.2.40 RoutingRequest .1386.4.2.46 TransferToNumberRequest .1416.5 MAP Parameters 1436.5.1 General 1436.5.1.1 Parameter Identifiers .1436.5.2 Parameter Definitions1446

39、.5.2.97 Profile 1456.5.2.ev WPSCallIndicator1476.5.2.ew WPSDigitsIndicator.1486.5.2.gv WPSIndicator 149TIA/EIA-41.6-D Modifications1511 MODIFICATION OF EXISTING PROCEDURES1513.1.3 Loading Profile Parameters (TIA/EIA-41.6-D 3.1.3, page 6-10)152TIA-917Contents iv123456789101112131415161718192021222324

40、2526272829303132333435363738394041424344454647484950515253545556575859603.2 ORIGINATION CALL TASKS . 1553.2.3 MSC Analyze MS Dialed Number . 1553.3 TERMINATING CALL TASKS 1563.3.2 Wait for TLDN Call 1563.3.3 Page an MS Procedure 1583.3.8 MSC Route the Call Leg Externally . 1604.14 FEATURE REQUEST 16

41、44.14.1 MSC Detecting Feature Request. 1644.25 INTERSYSTEM PAGE 1674.25.1 MSC Initiating an InterSystemPage . 1674.25.2 MSC Receiving InterSystemPage. 1694.26 INTERSYSTEM PAGE2 1734.26.1 MSC Initiating an InterSystemPage2 . 1734.26.2 MSC Receiving InterSystemPage2 INVOKE 1764.27 INTERSYSTEM SETUP 18

42、04.27.1 MSC Initiating an InterSystem Setup . 1804.28 LOCATION REQUEST . 1824.28.1 MSC Initiating a Location Request 1824.31 ORIGINATION REQUEST . 1864.31.1 MSC Initiating an Origination Request 1864.31.X MSC Initiating an Origination Request to the WPSC for a WPS Call. 1874.31.Y WPSC Receiving Orig

43、inationRequest INVOKE 1904.41 ROUTING REQUEST 1924.41.1 HLR Initiating a Routing Request 1924.41.2 VLR Receiving RoutingRequest INVOKE 1944.49 TRANSFER-TO-NUMBER REQUEST 1964.49.1 MSC Initiating a Transfer-To-Number Request. 1965 VOICE AND DATA FEATURE PROCEDURES . 1995.X Wireless Priority Service (

44、WPS). 1995.X.1 MSC WPS Call Invocation . 1997 OPERATION TIMER VALUES 202TIA-917123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960v List of FiguresLIST OF FIGURESFigure 1 Network Reference Model for Wireless Priority Service Enhancements 21

45、Figure 2 Entity Relationship Diagram 22Figure 3 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - WPSC-based Solution for WPS.24Figure 4 Radio Traffic Channel Available - WPSC-based Solution for WPS28Figure 5 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available and Complete Dialed Digits Not Received in the

46、First Air Interface Origination Message - WPSC-based Solution for WPS .31Figure 6 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - WPS Queue Full, Lower priority call removed from the WPS Queue - WPSC-based Solution for WPS35Figure 7 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Data WPS Call Origi

47、nation - WPSC-based Solution for WPS 38Figure 8 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer ORT Expires - WPSC-based Solution for WPS.40Figure 9 Inter-MSC Three-Way WPS Call Origination - WPSC-based Solution for WPS .43Figure 10 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Service Profi

48、le-based Solution for WPS.46Figure 11 Radio Traffic Channel Available - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS.48Figure 12 WPS Call Origination Without Profile, Radio Traffic Channel Available - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 49Figure 13 WPS Queue Full, Lower Priority Call Displaced from the

49、 WPS Queue - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 51Figure 14 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Data WPS Call Origination - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 54Figure 15 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Timer RNT Expires - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 55Figure 16 Radio Traffic Channel Initially Not Available - Service Profile Received after Default WPS Priority Assignment - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS 56Figure 17 Inter-MSC Three-Way WPS Call Origination - Service Profile-based Solution for WPS.59Figure 18 WPS Call Denied by the WPSC