Table of Contents

Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Symbols
  3.3 Abbreviations
4 Circuit mode reference points
  4.1 Introduction
  4.2 Reference configuration
  4.3 TETRA LMN access
5 Packet mode reference points
  5.1 Introduction
  5.2 Physical interfaces
  5.3 Configurations
  5.4 Reference points
  5.5 Protocol stacks
6 Protocol architecture for V+D
  6.1 Introduction
  6.2 Mobile/base protocol architecture
  6.3 Lower Layer Management Entity (LLME) and other
      layers interaction
7 Addressing and identities
  7.1 Introduction
  7.2 Subscriber identities
  7.3 TETRA Management Identity (TMI)
  7.4 Network layer SAP (NSAP) addresses
  7.5 TETRA Equipment Identity (TEI)
  7.6 Mobile Network Identity (MNI)
  7.7 Layer 2 addresses and labels
  7.8 Use of individual addresses
8 Overview of circuit mode basic services
  8.1 Introduction
  8.2 Functional groupings in circuit switched mode
      calls
  8.3 Protocol
  8.4 Example configuration
9 Mobility Management (MM) in MS
  9.1 Introduction
  9.2 Overview of MM relations and procedures
  9.3 Stimuli of MM
  9.4 Outputs from MM
  9.5 Database requirement
  9.6 MM procedures
  9.7 Downloading of group identities
  9.8 Exception conditions
10 MLE mobility scenarios and functionalities
  10.1 Introduction
  10.2 Overview
  10.3 MLE responsibilities
  10.4 MS-MLE model
  10.5 MLE functionalities
  10.6 Initial cell selection
  10.7 Cell re-selection by roaming
  10.8 MLE service requests during cell re-selection
  10.9 No MLE recovery
  10.10 Use of LLC
11 Technical realisation of SDS
  11.1 Introduction
  11.2 General
  11.3 Internal organization of the network layer
  11.4 Protocol architecture
  11.5 Addressing
  11.6 Services provided by the air interface protocol
  11.7 Lower layer services used
12 Technical realisation of TETRA connection mode CONP
  12.1 Introduction
  12.2 Overview of the protocol
  12.3 Handover and mobility
  12.4 Packet through layer 3 in connection mode
  12.5 Interconnection
  12.6 Addresses
  12.7 Lower layer service used
  12.8 Services produced by the protocol
  12.9 Primitive definition
  12.10 Protocol functions
  12.11 Structure and encoding of the PDUs
13 Technical realisation of TETRA specific
   connectionless S-CLNS
  13.1 Introduction
  13.2 Overview of the protocol
  13.3 Lower layer service used
  13.4 Services provided by the protocol
  13.5 Primitives definition
  13.6 Protocol functions
  13.7 Structure and encoding of the PDUs
14 General on supplementary services
  14.1 Introduction
  14.2 General
  14.3 Supplementary service concepts
  14.4 Supported supplementary services
Annex A (informative): Individual circuit mode call
        scenarios
  A.1 Introduction
  A.2 Procedures - message trunked systems
  A.3 Procedures - transmission trunked systems
  A.4 Procedures - quasi-transmission trunked systems
Annex B (informative): Group voice call scenarios
  B.1 Procedures for message trunked systems
  B.2 Procedures for transmission trunked systems
  B.3 Procedures for quasi-transmission trunked systems
Annex C (informative): Priority functions for circuit
        mode services
  C.1 Introduction
  C.2 Priority requirements
  C.3 Mechanisms for supporting priority
Annex D (informative): Quality of Service (QoS)
  D.1 Introduction
  D.2 Quality of network service
  D.3 Applicability of QoS parameters to TETRA services
History

Abstract

Support for the special adhoc troup drafting the specifications of the standard TETRA 1C card - focuses on the production of the official standard documents and making available relevant information of comparable standards for use on input for the standardisation process.

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Published
Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Pages
ISBN
Committee	RES 6
Supersedes	PRETS 300 392-1 : NOV 95