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SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003

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Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Low Rate Messaging Service (LRMS) including Short Messaging Service (SMS)

Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Low Rate Messaging Service (LRMS) including Short Messaging Service (SMS)

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Digitalne izboljšane brezvrvične telekomunikacije (DECT) – Nizkohitrostna storitev sporočanja (LRMS), vključno s storitvijo kratkih sporočil (SMS)

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Status
Published
Publication Date
30-Nov-2003
ICS
33.070.30 - Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT)
Technical Committee
SS EIT - Technical Board for the electrotechnical, information technology and telecommunications fields
Current Stage
6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
Start Date
01-Dec-2003
Due Date
01-Dec-2003
Completion Date
01-Dec-2003
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ETSI EN 300 757 V1.4.1 (2002-04) - Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Low Rate Messaging Service (LRMS) including Short Messaging Service (SMS)

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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Low Rate Messaging Service (LRMS) including Short Messaging Service (SMS)33.070.30'(&7Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT)ICS:Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z:EN 300 757 Version 1.4.1SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003en01-december-2003SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003SLOVENSKI
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ETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)EuropeanStandard(Telecommunicationsseries)DigitalEnhancedCordlessTelecommunications(DECT);LowRateMessagingService(LRMS)includingShortMessagingService(SMS)SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003



ETSIETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)2ReferenceREN/DECT-A0210Keywordsdata,DECT,profile,SMSETSI650RoutedesLuciolesF-06921SophiaAntipolisCedex-FRANCETel.:+33492944200Fax:+33493654716SiretN°34862356200017-NAF742CAssociationàbutnonlucratifenregistréeàlaSous-PréfecturedeGrasse(06)N°7803/88ImportantnoticeIndividualcopiesofthepresentdocumentcanbedownloadedfrom:http://www.etsi.orgThepresentdocumentmaybemadeavailableinmorethanoneelectronicversionorinprint.Inanycaseofexistingorperceiveddifferenceincontentsbetweensuchversions,thereferenceversionisthePortableDocumentFormat(PDF).Incaseofdispute,thereferenceshallbetheprintingonETSIprintersofthePDFversionkeptonaspecificnetworkdrivewithinETSISecretariat.Usersofthepresentdocumentshouldbeawarethatthedocumentmaybesubjecttorevisionorchangeofstatus.InformationonthecurrentstatusofthisandotherETSIdocumentsisavailableathttp://portal.etsi.org/tb/status/status.aspIfyoufinderrorsinthepresentdocument,sendyourcommentto:editor@etsi.frCopyrightNotificationNopartmaybereproducedexceptasauthorizedbywrittenpermission.Thecopyrightandtheforegoingrestrictionextendtoreproductioninallmedia.©EuropeanTelecommunicationsStandardsInstitute2002.Allrightsreserved.DECTTM,PLUGTESTSTMandUMTSTMareTradeMarksofETSIregisteredforthebenefitofitsMembers.TIPHONTMandtheTIPHONlogoareTradeMarkscurrentlybeingregisteredbyETSIforthebenefitofitsMembers.3GPPTMisaTradeMarkofETSIregisteredforthebenefitofitsMembersandofthe3GPPOrganizationalPartners.SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003



ETSIETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)3ContentsIntellectualPropertyRights.8Foreword.8Introduction.81Scope.92References.103Definitions,symbolsandabbreviations.113.1Definitions.113.2Symbols.113.3Abbreviations.114Descriptionofservices.134.1General.134.2LowRateMessagingService(LRMS).134.2.1Point-To-Point(PTP).134.2.2Point-To-Multipoint(PTM).144.3ShortMessageService(SMS).144.4Serviceobjectives.145LowRateMessagingService(LRMS).155.1Referenceconfiguration.155.2Functionaldescription.155.2.1General.155.2.2ExceptionsforPoint-To-Multipoint(PTM)service.165.2.2.1MMSrelationstooutsidenetworks(horizontalmodel).165.2.2.2Architecture.165.2.2.3MMSrelationstotheupper/lowerlayers(verticalmodel).165.2.2.4Phasesofthehorizontalinteractions.165.3Physicallayerrequirements.165.4MAClayerrequirements.175.4.1RequirementsPoint-To-Point(PTP)service.175.4.2RequirementsPoint-To-Multipoint(PTM)service.175.4.3Capabilities.185.4.3.1Services.185.4.3.2Protocolparameters.185.4.3.3Messages.195.4.3.4Messageparameters.215.4.3.5Functionsimplemented.235.4.3.6Timersupport.245.4.3.7Proceduresupport.245.5DLClayerrequirements.255.5.1RequirementsC-planePoint-To-Point(PTP)service.255.5.2RequirementsC-planePoint-To-Multipoint(PTM)service.255.5.3RequirementsU-plane.265.5.4Capabilities.265.5.4.1C-planeservices.265.5.4.2C-planeprocedures.265.5.4.2.1Point-to-pointacknowledgedoperation.265.5.4.2.2Unacknowledgedoperation.285.5.4.2.3Broadcastoperation.285.5.4.2.4Managementprocedures.285.5.4.3C-planePDUframestructure.295.5.4.4C-planemessages.305.5.4.5C-planetimers.355.5.4.6C-planeprotocolerrorhandling.355.6Networklayerrequirements.36SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003



ETSIETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)45.6.1RequirementsPoint-To-Point(PTP)service.365.6.2RequirementsPoint-To-Multipoint(PTM)service.365.7Managemententityrequirements.365.8Genericinterworkingconventions.365.8.1MMSPprocedures.365.8.2MultimediaMessagingService-ServiceAccessPoint(MMS-SAP).375.8.3MMSPprimitivesPoint-ToPoint(PTP)service.375.8.3.1C-MMSprimitives.375.8.3.2M-MMSprimitives.385.8.3.3Parameters.385.8.4MMSPprimitivesPoint-To-Multipoint(PTM)Service.385.8.4.1M-MMSprimitives.385.8.4.2Parameters.386MMSPprotocoldefinition.396.1General.396.2Functionaldescription.396.2.1General.396.2.2MMSrelationstooutsidenetworks(horizontalmodel).406.2.3Architecture.416.2.3.1General.416.2.3.2MMSPcallcontrolpart(C-MMS).416.2.3.3MMSPmessagingpart(M-MMS).416.2.4MMSrelationstotheupper/lowerlayers(verticalmodel).426.2.4.1General.426.2.4.2MMSrelationtotheDECTupperlayers.436.2.4.2.1General.436.2.4.2.2M-MMS.436.2.4.2.3C-MMS.436.2.5MMSrelationstooutsidenetworks(verticalandhorizontalmodel).436.2.5.1General.436.2.5.2Phasesofthehorizontalinteractions.436.2.5.2.1General.436.2.5.2.2PPoriginatedoutgoingMMScall.446.2.5.2.3ExampleofatypicalPPinitiatedmessage.456.2.5.2.4PPterminatedincomingMMScall.456.3MMSPprotocolmessagesandprocedures.466.3.1C-MMSmessagesandprocedures.466.3.2M-MMS.466.3.2.1SummaryoftheM-MMSmessages.466.3.2.2MMSSENDprocedure.476.3.2.2.1{MMS-SEND}messagecontents.476.3.2.2.2{MMS-SEND-RPY}messagecontents.486.3.2.3MMSSEND-REQprocedure.486.3.2.3.1{MMS-SEND-REQ}messagecontents.496.3.2.3.2{MMS-SEND-RPY}messagecontents.496.3.2.4MMSRETRIEVEprocedure.496.3.2.4.1{MMS-RETRIEVE}messagecontents.506.3.2.4.2{MMS-RETRIEVE-RPY}messagecontents.506.3.2.5MMSRETRIEVE-HDRprocedure.516.3.2.5.1{MMS-RETRIEVE-HDR}messagecontents.516.3.2.5.2{MMS-RETRIEVE-RPY}messagecontents.526.3.2.6MMS-EXT-CMDprocedure.526.3.2.6.1{MMS-EXT-CMD}messagecontents.536.3.2.6.2{MMS-EXT-CMD-RPY}messagecontents.536.3.2.7MMS-STATUSprocedures.536.3.2.7.1{MMS-STATUS}messagecontents.546.3.2.7.2{MMS-STATUS-RPY}messagecontents.546.3.2.8MMS-ESC-CMDprocedure.556.3.2.8.1{MMS-ESC-CMD}messagecontents.556.3.2.8.2{MMS-ESC-CMD-RPY}messagecontents.566.3.2.8.3Genericinterworkingconventionsforthe{MMS-ESC-CMD}commandandreply.56SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003



ETSIETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)56.3.2.9ProceduresfortheuseoftheMMS-messageidentifier.566.3.2.10Multi-partmessageprocedures.566.3.2.10.1Multi-partsendprocedures.576.3.2.10.2Multi-partretrieveprocedures.576.3.2.11UnsupportedMMScommandandIEcompatibilityprocedures.576.3.2.11.1UnsupportedMMScommandsprocedure.576.3.2.11.2UnsupportedInformationelementsprocedure.576.4MMSPinformationelements.586.4.1SummaryofM-MMSPinformationelements.586.5ParametersofM-MMSPserviceprimitives.586.5.1M_MMS_SEND-{req,ind}.596.5.2M_MMS_SEND_REQ-{req,ind}.596.5.3M_MMS_SEND_RPY-{req,ind}.606.5.4M_MMS_RETRIEVE-{req,ind}.606.5.5M_MMS_RETRIEVE_RPY-{req,ind}.616.5.6M_MMS_EXT_CMD-{req,ind}.616.5.7M_MMS_EXT_CMD_RPY-{req,ind}.626.5.8M_MMS_STATUS-{req,ind}.626.5.9M_MMS_STATUS_RPY-{req,ind}.636.5.10M_MMS_ESC_CMD-{req,ind}.636.5.11M_MMS_ESC_CMD_RPY-{req,ind}.647ShortMessageService(SMS).647.1Featureandservicedefinitions.647.1.1Applicationfeatures.647.1.2MMSfeatures.647.1.3NWKfeatures.647.1.4DLCservices.647.2Generalrequirements.657.2.1Referenceconfigurations.657.2.2Protocolarchitecture.657.3Interoperabilityrequirements.667.3.1Applicationfeatures.667.3.2MMSfeatures.667.3.3NWKfeatures.667.3.4DLCservices.667.3.5MACservices.677.3.6PHLservices.677.3.7Applicationfeaturetoproceduremapping.677.3.8MMSfeaturetoproceduremapping.677.3.9NWKfeaturetoproceduremapping.687.3.10DLCfeaturetoproceduremapping.687.4Applicationprocedures.697.4.1Incomingmessagestorage.697.4.2Messageencapsulation.697.4.3Generalinterworkingrequirements.697.4.3.1MappingofSMSmessagetransfersontoCC-transactions.697.4.3.2Authenticationandciphering.697.4.4Message/primitiveinterworking.697.5MMSprocedures.697.5.1Messagingsendprocedure.707.6NWKlayerproceduredescriptions.717.6.1Summaryofoutgoingcallmessages,normalcase.717.6.2Outgoingmessagingcallrequest.717.6.3Outgoingmessagingcallconnect.727.6.4Summaryofincomingcallmessages,normalcase.727.6.5Incomingmessagingcallrequest.727.6.6Incomingmessagingcallconnect.737.6.7Messagetransfer.737.6.8Terminalcapabilityindication.747.7DLClayerprocedures.747.7.1ClassBlinkestablishment.74SIST EN 300 757 V1.4.1:2003



ETSIETSIEN300757V1.4.1(2002-04)67.7.1.1Associatedprocedures.767.7.1.1.1Timermanagement.767.7.1.1.2Re-transmissioncountermanagement.767.7.1.1.3Multipleframeoperationvariablesmanagement.767.7.1.2Exceptionalcases.777.7.1.2.1Timerexpiry.777.7.1.2.2Receiptofarequestforlinkrelease.777.7.1.2.3Receiptofanindicationforaconnectionrelease.777.7.2ClassBmultipleframeoperation.777.7.2.1ClassBmultipleframeoperationwithsegmentreassemble.807.7.2.2Associatedprocedures.807.7.2.2.1Timermanagement.807.7.2.2.2Re-transmissioncountermanagement.817.7.2.2.3Multipleframeoperationvariablesmanagement.817.7.2.2.4Exceptionhandling.
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