Table of Contents

Foreword
0 SCOPE
1 Normative references
2 ABBREVIATIONS
3 GENERAL
  3.1 CUSTOMER ACCESS CONFIGURATION
  3.2 TERMINAL ADAPTATION FUNCTION
  3.3 TAF INTERFACING TO OTHER MT FUNCTIONS
4 TERMINAL ADAPTATION FUNCTIONS FOR SYNCHRONOUS
  TRANSPARENT SERVICES
  4.1 RATE ADAPTATION
  4.2 INTERCHANGE CIRCUIT SIGNALLING MAPPING
  4.3 CALL ESTABLISHMENT SIGNALLING MAPPING AT TE/MT
      INTERFACE
5 TERMINAL ADAPTATION FUNCTIONS FOR SYNCHRONOUS
  NON-TRANSPARENT SERVICES
  5.1 RATE ADAPTATION AND PROTOCOL MODEL
  5.2 SIGNALLING MAPPING
  5.3 FLOW CONTROL
  5.4 BUFFERS
6 V- AND S-SERIES INTERFACE PROCEDURES TO 04.08
  MAPPING
  6.1 MOBILE ORIGINATED CALLS
  6.2 MOBILE TERMINATED CALLS
7 X.21 INTERFACE PROCEDURES TO 04.08 MAPPING
  7.1 X.21 PROCEDURES MAPPING
  7.2 Dm SIGNALLING CAUSES MAPPING TO X.21 CALL
      PROGRESS SIGNALS
  7.3 X.21 FACILITIES MAPPING
8 SUPPORT FOR PACKET SERVICE
  8.1 TERMINAL CONFIGURATIONS
  8.2 SUPPORT FOR BASIC PACKET ACCESS
  8.3 SUPPORT FOR DEDICATED PACKET ACCESS
Annex (normative): L2R FUNCTIONALITY
  1 INTRODUCTION
  2 L2RBOP
  3 USE OF THE L2RBOP
    3.1 RADIO LINK CONNECTION CONTROL
    3.2 STATUS TRANSFER
    3.3 LAPB CONNECTION CONTROL
    3.4 LAPB EXCHANGE IDENTIFICATION
    3.5 DATA TRANSFER
    3.6 FLOW CONTROL
History

Abstract

Describes Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) which are integrated in a Mobile Termination (MT) and which enable the attachment of Synchronous Terminals to an MT (see GSM 04.02).

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Pages
ISBN
Committee	SMG 4
Supersedes	PRETS 300 584 : MAY 94