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Individual Call Semi-Duplex/ Half-Duplex

■ Individual circuit mode call (CMC)

■ Point-to-point connection for voice communication
■ Allows privacy between two users
■ Initiation after entering the call number by pressing the PTT buttoh
■ On ly one subscriber can talk (microphone on) while the other subscriber
listens (loudspeaker on)
■ Assignment of permission to transmit is controlled by the wireless system
■ Two modes
■ Hook signalling
■ Direct Setup / Through

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Hook Signalling
■ Com parable with a phone call in the Ring tone
Public Switched Telephone Network
■ Call answering by destination
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Call initiating
■ The call is not connected th roug h in

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the wireless system until the call is
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receive the permission to transmit <
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system resources Allocating traffic channel /Call switch
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Direct Setup (Direct Through)

Voice

■ No call answering required by

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■ Automatic through-connection at 1. 1234

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■ Permission to transmit is generally Call initiating ( )
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Individual call full-duplex

• Entering cal l number and activating handset button
• Point-to-point connection for voice commun ication
• Both subscribers can transmit concurrently without request of perm ission to
transmit
• Generally rings at the cal led subscriber who must acknowledge the call
■ Allows privacy between two users
• Connection between
• two mobile stations
• mobile station and PABX or PSTN subscriber
■ Mobile station and external gateway for voice and data commu nication

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Group call (bidirectional)

• Point-to-multipoint connection
• Calling multiple subscribers from
one subscriber
• Semi-duplex
• Call with automatic through- Call initiating
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• Call request via PTT button
• Call in itiator has permission to
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Establish information / Allocating traffic channel

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Group call (Broadcast Call)

■ Un idirectional point-to-mu ltipo int co nnection

■ Transm ission of a call to several subscribers
■ Sem i-duplex
■ Call with automatic th rough-connection at called mobile station
• Call initiator has permanent transmit option
■ No return ca ll possible

■ Set up calls from telephone subscribers as broadcast ca ll

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Group attachment/group detachment

• Group Attachment
• Statically programmed
• Dynamic Group Number Assignment (DGNA)

• Group types are available and can only be assigned when the group is
created:
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Call Forwarding
• Service diversion (call forwarding) • Call forwarding chain
• Individual call or SOS • Calls can be forwarded sequentially to
another term in al
• To subscribers other than the subscribers
originally contacted
• Called subscriber is busy or not reachable
• Possible destination subscribers of a service
forwarding rule: Number of times a call can be forwarded to
• Another individual subscriber other terminals can be configured
• A group
• An application (e .g. dispatcher)
• A telephone subscriber (PSTN/PABX)
• Forwarding can be initiated by means of one
of the following three modes:
Unconditional
• On subscriber busy
• On not reachable or non-responding
subscribers

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Limitation of call duration

• ACCESSNET-T IP monitors and limits
• call durations
• call setup times (waiting and ringing time during call setup).
• Maximum call duration can be configured
• Every call independent of the call type
• During semi-duplex calls, the times of inactivity and the maximum call duration is
monitored.
• The timeout of the inactive phase will result in a call clear
• Call time limits
• Depends on the call type
• Standard value
• Advanced properties for group calls
• Group call is terminated when the source subscriber of the group call exits
• "Group Call Ownership"
• Terminated based on the configured inactivity timer or call time limit

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CLI (Calling Line Identification)

■ On ly fo r Circuit Mode Calls applications

■ For CLI , transm ission of the number of ca lling (source) subscriber to cal led
subscriber
■ Display of sou rce call number on display of mobi le station of destination
subscriber
■ Authorisation via subscriber management
■ Option:
■ Call ing li ne identifi cati on presentation (CLIP)
■ Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLI R)
■ Forced cal ling line identification presentation (CLIR Override)

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Talking Party Identification (TPI)

■ Identification of the ca lling subscriber

■ Semi-duplex calls (individual ca lls or group calls)
■ Settings based on the calling line identification presentation
■ Display of SSI number pressing the PPT button
■ Display for all group subscribers

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Late Entry 'i~!;::1° ) Q:)

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• Cyclica l display of active group call on the
Common Control Channels of the cell
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• Subsequent joining of an active group call
• that change to this cell after call setup phase Establish information I Allocating traffic channel ~
• that missed the call setup for other reasons (D-Setup) Late Entry)
• after switch-on
• after ending a call on another channel (D-Setup) Late Entry)
• after re-entering the radio broadcast area
• after returning to direct mode from normal mode
(D-Setup) Late Entry)
• Activation via subscriber management
• Duration of period is adjustable (D-Setup) Late Entry)
• Dependency on Area Selection

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Late Entry on traffic channel

• Periodic transmission on control frame 18

• Parallel to other calls
• Group call or individual call
• Allows immediately exiting an active call
• Activation via subscriber management
• Duration of period is adjustable
• Dependency on Area Selection

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Control Frame 18

■ During a call ■ 18. Control frame

■ Mobile station uses only the traffic ■ Signalling information / control
channel channel information
■ Mobile station does not "see" the • Short messages
control channel
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Class of Usage
• Allows immediately exiting an active call
■ Scanning List
■ Background Group
• Depending on group priority
■ Component of configuration in mobile station

• CoU 3 - Group Call selection with low priority

■ CoU 4 - Group Call selection with normal priority (Standard)
• CoU 5 -Active group - Selected
■ CoU 6 - Group Call selection with high priority
• CoU 8 -Automatic answering of calls and messages

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Waiting Queue and Priorities

• Definition of 16 different priority levels
• Circuit Mode Calls
■ Higher prioritised calls are handled preferentially by the wireless system
■ Call processing depending on the call priority
■ Incoming call requests are placed in a queue by the wireless system depending
on their call priority (Call Priority).
• A prerequisite is that required system resources (traffic channels or connecting lines)
are occupied.
• Adjustable queuing time
■ Allocation of freeing system resources to waiting call requests is done depending
on call priority
• Higher call priorities are handled preferentially
• Calls with identical priority are processed in the order of their arrival

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Waiting Queue and Priorities

■ Call priority request from mobile station

• Display for call requests from mobile station
• Setting in the mobile station
■ Selection of call priority at dispatcher during call setup (optional)
■ Call Priority Definition
• Level 01 to 11 -- Priority levels
■ Level 12 to 14 -- Pre-emptive priorities
■ Level 15 -- Emergency priority

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Pre-Emptive Priority Call

• Call request with a call priority starting at level 12
■ Displacement of other, already existing calls with lower call pri ority
■ destination subscriber or
■ required system resou rce are occupied.
■ If several calls can be selected, the call with the lowest cal l priority is ended .
• Restriction: Call to group member
■ If a mobile station as a group member is in a group call , then this subscriber
cannot be reached with an individual call.
■ Calling subscriber receives the rejection "Called party not reachable".
• Even an individual call with pre-emptive call priority does not lead to enabling the group
member.

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TX Priority (PTT priority)

• Caller/transmit control from the infrastructure is required under

consideration of the priority levels
■ Semi-duplex
■ Individual or group cal ls
• TX Priority Definition
■ Level O -- Low TX priority
• Level 1 -- High TX priority
■ Level 2 -- Pre-emptive TX priority
• Level 3 -- Emergency TX priority
• TX priority request from mobile station

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TX Priority (PTT priority)

■ Default TX priority setting in subscriber management
■ Transmission Queuing
• Rejection or
■ Queue
■ Sequence according to priority
■ Pre-Emptive TX Priority Level
• Call permission withdrawn if another subscriber participating in the call has been
entered with a pre-emptive (or emergency) TX priority and a higher priority at the
same time.

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Special Pre-emptive Group Call

■ Expanded Pre-Emptive Group Call
■ All calls with subscribers or groups of the same fleet
■ Ensuring that all are incorporated in this group call
• Previously in another individual or group call
■ Wireless system purposefully ends existing calls with lower priority in the call
zone of the group
• Inclusion in the new group call
■ Setting via subscriber management
■ Request
• Initiator with a Pre-Emptive Call Priority
• Group with a Default Pre-Emptive Call Priority
■ Limitation possible via subscriber attributes
• Authorisation Calling and Called Level

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Authorisation Level

■ Definition for every subscriber

■ Called authorisation level (Reception)
• Calling authorisation level (Initiation)
■ Cal l restrictions within a user group
■ Calls from callers with lower authorisation level than the cal led party are
rejected.
■ Individual subscriber may call a specific group only if the authorisation level
is at least as high as the authorisation level of the destination group.
■ Authorisation level between O and 254.
■ Configuration via subscriber management

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Call Authorisation (Individual Call)

Configuration
Individual subscriber

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Initiation 3
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Reception 2

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Reception Reception 1

Initiation 1 Initiation 1
Reception 0 Reception 0
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Call Authorisation (Group Call)

Configuration Configuration Configuration
Individual subscriber Individual subscriber Groups

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Secondary Control Channel (SCCH)

■ Up to three secondary control channels

■· Used for data transfer

• Possible service areas for this are:

■ Increased volume of short messages (Short Data Service, SOS)
■ Using positioning systems (AVL, GIS)
■ Increased signaling load (registration and call set-up) of terminals

• CCH assignment
■ static
■ dynamic

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