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Overview of Basic Call State Model

The document discusses the basic call state model (BCSM) used in intelligent network and CAMEL switching. It describes the originating BCSM (O-BCSM) and terminating BCSM (T-BCSM), including their points in call and detection points. It also lists some common messages used in basic INAP call examples, such as initial detection point, request report BCSM, and event report BCSM.

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Overview of Basic Call State Model

The document discusses the basic call state model (BCSM) used in intelligent network and CAMEL switching. It describes the originating BCSM (O-BCSM) and terminating BCSM (T-BCSM), including their points in call and detection points. It also lists some common messages used in basic INAP call examples, such as initial detection point, request report BCSM, and event report BCSM.

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Basic call state model

Basic call state model


In Intelligent Network and CAMEL switching, a BCSM is a Basic Call State Model

Types
O-BCSM (Originating BCSM) T-BCSM (Terminating BCSM) A fundamental concept for IN control is the basic call state model (BCSM). When a call is processed by an exchange, the call goes through a number of pre-defined phases. These phases of the call are described in the BCSM. The BCSM generally follows the ISUP signalling of a call

State machine description


In the following IN BCSMs, bold Detection Points and Points In Call are also present in the CAMEL Ph1 subset. TODO: Expand to Ph2,3,4

O-BCSM
Points in call 1. O_Null & Authorize Origination Attempt 2. Collect_info (Merged with 1. in CAMEL Ph1) 3. Analyze_Info 4. Routing & Alerting (Merged with 3. in CAMEL Ph1) 5. O_Active 6. O_Exception

Detection Points 1 Origination_Attempt_Authorized 2 Collected_Info 3 Analyzed_Info (this is the only Statically armed DP, others are dynamically armed using "Request Report BCSM (RRBE)" message by the SCP) 4 Route_Select_Failure 5 O_Called_Party_Busy 6 O_No_Answer 7 O_Answer 8 O_Mid_Call 9 O_Disconnect 10 O_Abandon

Basic call state model

T-BCSM
Points in call 7. T_Null & Authorize Termination_Attempt 8. Select_Facility & Present_Call 9. T_Alerting (Merged with 8. in CAMEL Ph1) 10. T_Active 11. T_Exception

Detection Points 12 Termination_Attempt_Authorized 13 T_Called_Party_Busy 14 T_No_Answer 15 T_Answer 16 T_Mid_Call 17 T_Disconnect 18 T_Abandon

Messages
Initial Detection Point (IDP) RRB (Request Report BCSM) Event Report BCSM (ERB) Connect (CON) Send Charging Information (SCI) AC (Apply Charging)

basic INAP call example

ACR (Apply Charging Report)

Article Sources and Contributors

Article Sources and Contributors


Basic call state model Source: [Link] Contributors: Arun maffy, Bearcat, Bissinger, Carre, CommonsDelinker, GeorgeLouis, JohnCD, Luk, Mr Sheep Measham, Nmajoros, Prunesqualer, Ruwanindika, Xezbeth, 20 anonymous edits

Image Sources, Licenses and Contributors


Image:Simple call example (INAP) for [Link] Source: [Link] License: Public Domain Contributors: Ruwanindika

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