SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999
(Main)Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Common Interface (CI); Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS) proforma; Part 1: Network (NWK) layer - Portable radio Termination (PT)
- Abstract
Conformance test specification for voluntary testing to ETS 300 175, Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS). Based upon CTS-3 project output and ETS 300 323.
- Status
- Published
- Publication Date
- 30-Apr-1999
- Technical Committee
- RES - Radio equipment and systems
- Current Stage
- 6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
- Start Date
- 01-May-1999
- Due Date
- 01-May-1999
- Completion Date
- 01-May-1999
- Mandate
- T-292
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 is a Slovenian adoption of ETS 300 476-1 Edition 1 from ETSI. It provides the Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS) proforma for the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) Common Interface (CI) Network (NWK) layer for Portable radio Termination (PT). In practice, it tells suppliers how to declare which NWK capabilities, messages, information elements, error handling and timers their PT implementation supports for voluntary testing to ETS 300 175.
What does SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 specify?
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 specifies a conformance test specification in PICS proforma form for the DECT NWK layer on the PT side. It is a declaration document, so it is used to state implementation support rather than to define the protocol from scratch.
The scope links the document to voluntary testing to ETS 300 175 and notes that the proforma is based on CTS-3 project output and ETS 300 323. The structure shown in the contents runs from Scope and Normative references through Definitions and abbreviations and a conformance clause, then into Annex A, which carries the full PT network-layer proforma.
| Annex | What it covers |
|---|---|
| A | Normative NWK PICS Proforma for PT, including completion instructions, identification fields, capability tables, message support, information elements, error handling, timers and multi-layer dependencies |
What are the key requirements of SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999?
The main requirement is that a claim of conformance is backed by a completed PICS proforma. Clause 4 ties the claim to the actual statement, so the document works as a checklist of what the implementation supports and what the supplier says about it.
- Clause 4 and Annex A require a filled-in PICS for any implementation that claims conformance to this ETS. In practice, that means the supplier has to answer the proforma before a lab or customer can compare support against the standard.
- A.1 to A.4 define how to complete the proforma, identify the implementation, and make the global conformance statement. The fields cover the date, Implementation Under Test (IUT), System Under Test (SUT), supplier, client and contact person, so the statement can be traced to a specific product and test setup.
- A.5.1 groups the declared capabilities by area: Entities, CC features, MM features, SS features, LCE features, COMS features and procedures. Several groups state that at least one option must be supported, which means the implementation must choose a valid feature set rather than leaving the area empty.
- A.5.2 lists the supported messages for CC, MM, CISS, COMS, CLMS and LCE, with separate tables for sending and receiving support. This matters because DECT interoperability depends on both directions being declared clearly, not just on a message name being present.
- A.5.3 covers the information elements, message headers and B-format message structures. The tables show which fields are mandatory, optional or conditional, so implementers know which octets and encodings their equipment must produce or accept.
- A.5.4 records protocol error handling, including message and information-element errors, duplicate elements, unsupported transaction identities and link failures. In practice, this is the part that supports negative testing and helps developers document how the PT reacts to bad or unexpected traffic.
- A.5.5 gives timers and constants for CC, COMS, CLMS, MM and LCE. These values matter in testing because timeouts and waiting periods are part of whether a procedure is accepted as implemented.
- A.5.6 lists multi-layer dependencies on ETS 300 175-2, ETS 300 175-3, ETS 300 175-4 and the matching ETS 300 476 companion parts. This tells the reader that the NWK PICS sits in a layered DECT stack and depends on the lower layers being defined elsewhere.
The annex uses the usual PICS marking style, with entries such as mandatory, optional, conditional, not applicable and supported. That lets a buyer, engineer or lab compare the declared feature set quickly and see which clauses or tables need to be checked further.
What terms does SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 define?
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 defines the terms and abbreviations used to fill and read the PICS proforma. The most useful ones for a reader are:
- Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS) - the completed declaration that records which parts of the standard an implementation supports.
- Implementation Under Test (IUT) - the implementation being checked against the proforma.
- System Under Test (SUT) - the overall system or test arrangement that contains the implementation being examined.
- Network (NWK) layer - the DECT protocol layer covered by this part of the standard.
- Portable radio Termination (PT) - the portable-side termination for which the NWK PICS is completed.
- Common Interface (CI) - the DECT interface area covered by the standard’s title and scope.
- Call control (CC) - the NWK function area that covers call setup, alerting, connection and release signalling.
Who uses SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999?
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 is used by DECT equipment suppliers, protocol developers, test laboratories, certification teams and quality managers. It is also useful to buyers and system integrators who need to compare a supplier’s declared support with the functions they expect in a PT implementation.
In practice, these users fill in or review the PICS, prepare conformance test plans, check feature support against the tables in Annex A, and document which CC, MM, COMS, CLMS, LCE and information-element options are implemented.
What changed in SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 from the previous edition?
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 is identified as identical to ETS 300 476-1 Edition 1.
Which standards are used with SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999?
The document names several companion standards that support the NWK PICS work.
| Standard | What it contributes |
|---|---|
| ETS 300 175 | Base standard for voluntary testing to which the PICS applies |
| ETS 300 323 | Basis named for the proforma’s development |
| ETS 300 175-2 | Physical Layer dependency |
| ETS 300 175-3 | Medium Access Control Layer dependency |
| ETS 300 175-4 | Data Link Control Layer dependency |
| ETS 300 476-2 | Data Link Control Layer companion part |
| ETS 300 476-3 | Medium Access Control Layer companion part |
| ETS 300 476-7 | Physical Layer companion part |
What does the SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 document contain?
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 contains a structured PICS proforma rather than narrative requirements alone. Annex A starts with instructions for completing the form, then moves through implementation identification, protocol identification, the global statement of conformance, and large capability tables.
The annex then breaks out support for CC, MM, SS, LCE, COMS and CLMS messages, plus information elements such as Portable identity, Fixed identity, location area, network parameter, rate parameters and terminal capability. It also includes message-header formats, fixed-length and variable-length information elements, escape and codeset-shift support, and B-format message structures used in paging and address handling.
For testing and audits, the useful part is the detailed mapping between each capability or element and the clauses or tables where it is declared. That lets a lab verify both the feature set and the message encoding expected from the PT implementation.
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SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 is a standard published by the Slovenian Institute for Standardization (SIST). Its full title is "Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT); Common Interface (CI); Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS) proforma; Part 1: Network (NWK) layer - Portable radio Termination (PT)". This standard covers: Conformance test specification for voluntary testing to ETS 300 175, Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS). Based upon CTS-3 project output and ETS 300 323.
Conformance test specification for voluntary testing to ETS 300 175, Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS). Based upon CTS-3 project output and ETS 300 323.
SIST ETS 300 476-1:1999 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 33.070.30 - Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT). The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.
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EUROPEAN ETS 300 476-1
TELECOMMUNICATION August 1996
STANDARD
Source: ETSI TC-RES Reference: DE/RES-03042-1
ICS: 33.020, 33.060.50
Key words: DECT, CI, PICS
Radio Equipment and Systems (RES);
Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT);
Common Interface (CI);
Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS)
proforma;
Part 1: Network (NWK) layer - Portable radio Termination (PT)
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typographical or otherwise, may occur. If you have comments concerning its accuracy, please write to
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Contents
Foreword .11
1 Scope .13
2 Normative references.13
3 Definitions and abbreviations .14
3.1 Definitions .14
3.2 Abbreviations .15
4 Conformance requirement concerning PICS .15
Annex A (normative): NWK PICS Proforma for PT.16
A.1 Introduction for completing the PICS proforma.16
A.1.1 Purposes and structure.16
A.1.2 Instruction for completing the PICS .18
A.2 Identification of the implementation.18
A.2.1 Date of statement .18
A.2.2 Implementation Under Test (IUT) identification .19
A.2.3 System Under Test (SUT) identification .19
A.2.4 Product supplier.19
A.2.5 Client.19
A.2.6 Contact person.20
A.3 Identification of the protocol .20
A.3.1 Defect report numbers and amendments implemented .20
A.3.2 Addenda implemented.20
A.4 Global statement of conformance .21
A.5 Capabilities.21
A.5.1 Major capabilities .21
A.5.1.1 Entities.21
A.5.1.2 CC features .21
A.5.1.3 MM features .23
A.5.1.4 SS features (services).23
A.5.1.5 LCE features .25
A.5.1.6 COMS features.25
A.5.1.7 Procedures.25
A.5.2 Messages.30
A.5.2.1 Call control messages.30
A.5.2.2 Mobility management messages.41
A.5.2.3 Connection-related & connection independent supplement service
messages.51
A.5.2.4 Connection-oriented message service messages .55
A.5.2.5 ConnectionLess message service messages.59
A.5.2.6 Link control entity messages.60
A.5.3 Information elements .61
A.5.3.1 Fixed length information element support .61
A.5.3.2 Message headers supported.65
A.5.3.3 Variable length information element supported.78
A.5.3.4 Escape information elements support.117
A.5.3.5 B-Format message structure support .119
A.5.4 Protocol error handling.121
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A.5.5 Protocol parameters. 122
A.5.5.1 Timers and constants support . 122
A.5.6 Multi-layer dependencies . 123
History. 124
Questions
Table A.1: General condition table . 17
Table A.2: Date of Statement . 18
Table A.3: IUT identification. 19
Table A.4: SUT identification . 19
Table A.5: Product supplier . 19
Table A.6: Client . 19
Table A.7: Contact person. 20
Table A.8: Identification of protocol . 20
Table A.9: Defect report and amendments number . 20
Table A.10: Addenda implemented . 20
Table A.11: Global statement of conformance . 21
Table A.12: Entity supported . 21
Table A.13: CC features supported . 22
Table A.14: MM features supported . 23
Table A.15: SS features (services) supported. 24
Table A.16: LCE features supported . 25
Table A.17: COMS features supported . 25
Table A.18: CC procedures supported .26
Table A.19: MM procedures supported . 27
Table A.20: SS protocols supported. 28
Table A.21: COMS procedures supported . 28
Table A.22: CLMS procedures supported . 28
Table A.23: LCE procedures supported . 29
Table A.24: LLME procedures supported. 29
Table A.25: CC sending (P to F) messages supported. 30
Table A.26: CC receiving (F to P) messages supported . 31
Table A.27: CC-SETUP sending (P to F) supported . 32
Table A.28: CC-SETUP receiving (F to P) supported . 33
Table A.29: CC-INFO sending (P to F) supported. 34
Table A.30: CC-INFO receiving (F to P) supported. 34
Table A.31: CC-SETUP-ACK receiving (F to P) supported. 35
Table A.32: CC-CALL-PROC receiving (F to P) supported. 35
Table A.33: CC-ALERTING sending (P to F) supported . 36
Table A.34: CC-ALERTING receiving (F to P) supported . 36
Table A.35: CC-CONNECT sending (P to F) supported . 36
Table A.36: CC-CONNECT receiving (F to P) supported. 37
Table A.37: CC-CONNECT-ACK receiving (F to P) supported. 37
Table A.38: CC-RELEASE sending (P to F) supported. 37
Table A.39: CC-RELEASE receiving (F to P) supported. 37
Table A.40: CC-RELEASE-COM sending (P to F) supported . 38
Table A.41: CC-RELEASE-COM receiving (F to P) supported . 38
Table A.42: CC-SERVICE-CHANGE sending (P to F) supported. 38
Table A.43: CC-SERVICE-CHANGE receiving (F to P) supported . 39
Table A.44: CC-SERVICE-ACCEPT sending (P to F) supported. 39
Table A.45: CC-SERVICE-ACCEPT receiving (F to P) supported. 39
Table A.46: CC-SERVICE-REJECT sending (P to F) supported . 39
Table A.47: CC-SERVICE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported . 39
Table A.48: CC-NOTIFY receiving (F to P) supported . 40
Table A.49: IWU-INFO sending (P to F) supported. 40
Table A.50: IWU-INFO receiving (F to P) supported. 40
Table A.51: MM message sending (P to F) supported. 41
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Table A.52: MM message receiving (F to P) supported.42
Table A.53: ACCESS-RIGHTS-ACCEPT receiving (F to P) supported.43
Table A.54: ACCESS-RIGHTS-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported.43
Table A.55: ACCESS-RIGHTS-REQUEST sending (P to F) supported.43
Table A.56: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-ACCEPT sending (P to F) supported.43
Table A.57: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-ACCEPT receiving (F to P) supported.44
Table A.58: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REJECT sending (P to F) supported .44
Table A.59: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported .44
Table A.60: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REQUEST sending (P to F) supported.44
Table A.61: ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REQUEST receiving (F to P) supported.44
Table A.62: AUTHENTICATE-REJECT sending (P to F) supported .45
Table A.63: AUTHENTICATE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported .45
Table A.64: AUTHENTICATE-REPLY sending (P to F) supported.45
Table A.65: AUTHENTICATE-REPLY receiving (F to P) supported.46
Table A.66: AUTHENTICATE-REQUEST sending (P to F) supported.46
Table A.67: AUTHENTICATE-REQUEST receiving (F to P) supported .46
Table A.68: CIPHER-REJECT sending (P to F) supported .46
Table A.69: CIPHER-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported.47
Table A.70: CIPHER-REQUEST receiving (F to P) supported .47
Table A.71: CIPHER-SUGGEST sending (P to F) supported.47
Table A.72: DETACH sending (P to F) supported .47
Table A.73: IDENTITY-REPLY sending (P to F) supported.48
Table A.74: IDENTITY-REQUEST receiving (F to P) supported .48
Table A.75: KEY-ALLOCATE receiving (F to P) supported .48
Table A.76: LOCATE-ACCEPT receiving (F to P) supported .49
Table A.77: LOCATE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported.49
Table A.78: LOCATE-REQUEST sending (P to F) supported .49
Table A.79: MM-INFO-ACCEPT receiving (F to P) supported.49
Table A.80: MM-INFO-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported .50
Table A.81: MM-INFO-REQUEST sending (P to F) supported.50
Table A.82: MM-INFO-SUGGEST receiving (F to P) supported.50
Table A.83: TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN receiving (F to P) supported .50
Table A.84: TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN-ACK sending (P to F) supported .50
Table A.85: TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN-REJECT sending (P to F) supported.51
Table A.86: CRSS & CISS messages sending (P to F) supported.51
Table A.87: CRSS & CISS messages receiving (F to P) supported .51
Table A.88: FACILITY-ciss sending (P to F) supported.52
Table A.89: FACILITY-ciss receiving (F to P) supported .52
Table A.90: HOLD sending (P to F) supported .52
Table A.91: HOLD receiving (F to P) supported .52
Table A.92: HOLD-ACK sending (P to F) supported.52
Table A.93: HOLD-ACK receiving (F to P) supported.53
Table A.94: HOLD-REJECT sending (P to F) supported.53
Table A.95: HOLD-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported .53
Table A.96: RETRIEVE sending (P to F) supported .53
Table A.97: RETRIEVE receiving (F to P) supported .53
Table A.98: RETRIEVE-ACK sending (P to F) supported.53
Table A.99: RETRIEVE-ACK receiving (F to P) supported.54
Table A.100: RETRIEVE-REJECT sending (P to F) supported.54
Table A.101: RETRIEVE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported .54
Table A.102: CISS-REGISTER sending (P to F) supported .54
Table A.103: CISS-REGISTER receiving (F to P) supported .54
Table A.104: CISS-RELEASE-COM sending (P to F) supported .55
Table A.105: CISS-RELEASE-COM receiving (F to P) supported.55
Table A.106: COMS message sending (P to F) supported.55
Table A.107: COMS message receiving (F to P) supported.56
Table A.108: COMS-SETUP sending (P to F) supported .56
Table A.109: COMS-SETUP receiving (F to P) supported .56
Table A.110: COMS-INFO sending (P to F) supported.57
Table A.111: COMS-INFO receiving (F to P) supported.57
Table A.112: COMS-ACK sending (P to F) supported.57
Table A.113: COMS-ACK receiving (F to P) supported .57
Table A.114: COMS-CONNECT sending (P to F) supported .57
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Table A.115: COMS-CONNECT receiving (F to P) supported. 58
Table A.116: COMS-RELEASE sending (P to F) supported . 58
Table A.117: COMS-RELEASE receiving (F to P) supported . 58
Table A.118: COMS-RELEASE-COM sending (P to F) supported . 58
Table A.119: COMS-RELEASE-COM receiving (F to P) supported. 58
Table A.120: CLMS message sending (P to F) supported. 59
Table A.121: CLMS message receiving (F to P) supported . 59
Table A.122: CLMS-VARIABLE sending (P to F) supported. 59
Table A.123: CLMS-VARIABLE receiving (F to P) supported . 59
Table A.124: CLMS-FIXED long receiving (F to P) supported . 60
Table A.125: CLMS-FIXED extended receiving (F to P) supported . 60
Table A.126: LCE message sending (P to F) supported. 60
Table A.127: LCE message receiving (F to P) supported . 60
Table A.128: LCE-PAGE-RESPONSE sending (P to F) supported . 61
Table A.129: LCE-PAGE-REJECT receiving (F to P) supported . 61
Table A.130: LCE-REQUEST-PAGE short receiving (F to P) supported. 61
Table A.131: LCE-REQUEST-PAGE long receiving (F to P) supported . 61
Table A.132: Sending complete supported . 61
Table A.133: Delimiter request supported .62
Table A.134: Repeat indicator (non prioritised list) supported. 62
Table A.135: Repeat indicator (prioritised list) supported. 62
Table A.136: Type of service class in basic service supported. 62
Table A.137: Basic service - Normal call set-up supported. 62
Table A.138: Basic service - Internal call set-up supported . 63
Table A.139: Basic service - Emergency call set-up supported . 63
Table A.140: Basic service - Service call set-up supported . 63
Table A.141: Basic service - External handover call set-up supported . 63
Table A.142: Single display supported . 63
Table A.143: Single-keypad supported. 64
Table A.144: Release-reason supported. 64
Table A.145: Signal supported . 64
Table A.146: Timer restart supported. 64
Table A.147: Test hook control supported.64
Table A.148: Message header CC-ALERTING supported. 65
Table A.149: Message header CC-CALL-PROC supported . 65
Table A.150: Message header CC-SETUP supported. 65
Table A.151: Message header CC-CONNECT supported . 66
Table A.152: Message header CC-SETUP-ACK supported . 66
Table A.153: Message header CC-CONNECT-ACK supported. 66
Table A.154: Message header CC-SERVICE-CHANGE supported. 67
Table A.155: Message header CC-SERVICE-ACCEPT supported . 67
Table A.156: Message header CC-SERVICE-REJECT supported. 67
Table A.157: Message header CC-RELEASE supported . 68
Table A.158: Message header CC-RELEASE-COM supported. 68
Table A.159: Message header IWU-INFO supported . 68
Table A.160: Message header CC-NOTIFY supported. 68
Table A.161: Message header CC-INFO supported . 69
Table A.162: Message header HOLD supported . 69
Table A.163: Message header HOLD-ACK supported. 69
Table A.164: Message header HOLD-REJECT supported . 69
Table A.165: Message header RETRIEVE supported . 70
Table A.166: Message header RETRIEVE-ACK supported. 70
Table A.167: Message header RETRIEVE-REJECT supported . 70
Table A.168: Message header AUTHENTICATE-REQUEST supported. 70
Table A.169: Message header AUTHENTICATE-REPLY supported. 71
Table A.170: Message header KEY-ALLOCATE supported . 71
Table A.171: Message header AUTHENTICATE-REJECT supported . 71
Table A.172: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-REQUEST supported . 71
Table A.173: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-ACCEPT supported. 71
Table A.174: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-REJECT supported . 72
Table A.175: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REQUEST supported. 72
Table A.176: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-ACCEPT supported. 72
Table A.177: Message header ACCESS-RIGHTS-TERMINATE-REJECT supported . 72
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Table A.178: Message header CIPHER-REQUEST supported.72
Table A.179: Message header CIPHER-SUGGEST supported.73
Table A.180: Message header CIPHER-REJECT supported .73
Table A.181: Message header MM-INFO-REQUEST supported.73
Table A.182: Message header MM-INFO-ACCEPT supported .73
Table A.183: Message header MM-INFO-SUGGEST supported .73
Table A.184: Message header MM-INFO-REJECT supported.74
Table A.185: Message header LOCATE-REQUEST supported.74
Table A.186: Message header LOCATE-ACCEPT supported.74
Table A.187: Message header DETACH supported .74
Table A.188: Message header LOCATE-REJECT supported .74
Table A.189: Message header IDENTITY-REQUEST supported.75
Table A.190: Message header IDENTITY-REPLY supported.75
Table A.191: Message header TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN supported.75
Table A.192: Message header TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN-ACK supported .75
Table A.193: Message header TEMPORARY-IDENTITY-ASSIGN-REJECT supported .75
Table A.194: Message header CISS-RELEASE-COM supported .76
Table A.195: Message header FACILITY supported .76
Table A.196: Message header CISS-REGISTER supported.76
Table A.197: Message header COMS-SETUP supported.76
Table A.198: Message header COMS-CONNECT supported .76
Table A.199: Message header COMS-RELEASE supported .77
Table A.200: Message header COMS-RELEASE-COM supported.77
Table A.201: Message header COMS-INFO supported .77
Table A.202: Message header COMS-ACK supported.77
Table A.203: Message header CLMS-VARIABLE supported .77
Table A.204: Message header LCE-PAGE-RESPONSE supported.78
Table A.205: Message header LCE-PAGE-REJECT supported.78
Table A.206: Allocation type supported.78
Table A.207: Alphanumeric supported.78
Table A.208: Auth-type supported.79
Table A.209: Call attributes supported.80
Table A.210: Call identity supported.81
Table A.211: Called party number supported.81
Table A.212: Called party subaddress supported .81
Table A.213: Calling party number supported.82
Table A.214: Cipher info supported.82
Table A.215: Type connection attributes supported.82
Table A.216: Connection attributes (symmetric) supported.83
Table A.217: Connection attributes (asymmetric) supported.84
Table A.218: Connection identity supported .85
Table A.219: Duration supported .85
Table A.220: End-to-end compatibility supported .86
Table A.221: Facility supported.86
Table A.222: Type of feature activate/indicate supported.87
Table A.223: Feature activate register recall supported .87
Table A.224: Feature activate external handover switch supported .87
Table A.225: Feature activate queue entry request supported .87
Table A.226: Feature activate indication of subscriber number supported.88
Table A.227: Feature activate feature key supported .88
Table A.228: Feature activate specific line selection supported .88
Table A.229: Feature activate specific trunk carrier selection supported .88
Table A.230: Feature activate control of echo control functions supported .89
Table A.231: Feature activate cost information supported.89
Table A.232: Feature indicate register recall supported .89
Table A.233: Feature indicate external handover switch supported .90
Table A.234: Feature indicate queue entry request supported .90
Table A.235: Feature indicate indication of subscriber number supported.91
Table A.236: Feature indicate feature key supported .91
Table A.237: Feature indicate specific line selection supported .91
Table A.238: Feature indicate specific trunk carrier selection supported .92
Table A.239: Feature indicate control of echo control functions supported .92
Table A.240: Feature indicate cost information supported.93
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Table A.241: Class Fixed identity supported . 93
Table A.242: Fixed identity ARI Class A or PARK Class A supported . 94
Table A.243: Fixed identity ARI Class B or PARK Class B supported . 94
Table A.244: Fixed identity ARI Class C or PARK Class C supported. 95
Table A.245: Fixed identity ARI Class D or PARK Class D supported. 95
Table A.246: Fixed identity ARI+RPN Class A supported . 96
Table A.247: Fixed identity ARI+RPN Class B supported . 96
Table A.248: Fixed identity ARI+RPN Class C supported. 97
Table A.249: Fixed identity ARI+RPN Class D supported. 97
Table A.250: Identity type supported . 97
Table A.251: Identity type Portable identity supported. 98
Table A.252: Identity type NWK assigned identity supported. 98
Table A.253: Identity type Fixed identity supported . 98
Table A.254: Identity type Proprietary supported. 99
Table A.255: Info type supported. 99
Table A.256: IWU attributes supported . 100
Table A.257: IWU packet supported . 102
Table A.258: IWU-to-IWU supported . 103
Table A.259: Key supported . 103
Table A.260: Location area info types supported . 103
Table A.261: Location area. 104
Table A.262: Location area with ELI no GSM info included supported . 104
Table A.263: Location area With ELI GSM info included supported . 104
Table A.264: Multi-display supported . 105
Table A.265: Multi-keypad supported. 105
Table A.266: Type NWK assigned identity supported . 105
Table A.267: Network assigned identity GSM-TMSI supported . 105
Table A.268: Network assigned identity Proprietary supported. 106
Table A.269: Type NWK parameter supported . 106
Table A.270: Network parameter GSM supported . 106
Table A.271: Network parameter Proprietary supported . 106
Table A.272: Type of portable identity supported . 107
Table A.273: Portable identity IPUI-N or IPEI supported. 107
Table A.274: Portable identity - type of IPUI-o supported. 107
Table A.275: Portable identity - type of IPUI-P supported . 108
Table A.276: Portable identity - type IPUI-Q supported. 108
Table A.277: Portable identity - type of IPUI-R supported. 108
Table A.278: Portable identity - type IPUI-S supported . 109
Table A.279: Portable identity - type of IPUI-T supported . 109
Table A.280: Portable identity - type IPUI-U supported. 109
Table A.281: Portable identity - type default individual TPUI supported. 110
Table A.282: Portable identity - type assigned individual TPUI supported . 110
Table A.283: Portable identity - type connectionless group TPUI supported . 110
Table A.284: Portable identity - type call group TPUI supported. 111
Table A.285: Progress indicator supported . 111
Table A.286: Rand supported. 111
Table A.287: Type rate parameters supported. 111
Table A.288: Rate parameters . 112
Table A.289: Rate parameters . 113
Table A.290: Reject reason supported . 113
Table A.291: RES supported. 114
Table A.292: RS supported . 114
Table A.293: Segmented info supported . 114
Table A.294: Service change info supported. 114
Table A.295: Service class supported . 115
Table A.296: Setup capability supported . 115
Table A.297: Terminal capa
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