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2fd13a5cb82c896569e8c6871420bfa2	122 067	8.17 Barring of All Incoming Calls (BAIC)	............................................................................................................ 13 8.18 Barring of Incoming Calls when Roaming outside the home PLMN country (BIC-Roam)............................ 13
2fd13a5cb82c896569e8c6871420bfa2	122 067	8.19 Call Transfer (ECT)	......................................................................................................................................... 14
2fd13a5cb82c896569e8c6871420bfa2	122 067	9 Interworking considerations	..................................................................................................................14 Annex A: Change history ..............................................................................................................................15 History..............................................
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	1 Scope	........................................................................................................................................................5
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	2 References	................................................................................................................................................5
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	3 Definitions and abbreviations	..................................................................................................................6
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	3.1 Definitions	......................................................................................................................................................... 6
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	3.2 Abbreviations	..................................................................................................................................................... 6
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	4 High level Requirements	.........................................................................................................................6
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	5 General Requirements	..............................................................................................................................7
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	5.1 Multimedia message management	..................................................................................................................... 7
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	5.2 Multimedia message delivery and submission	................................................................................................... 9
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	5.3 Notification and Acknowledgement	.................................................................................................................. 9
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	5.4 Addressing	......................................................................................................................................................... 9
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	6 Profile	......................................................................................................................................................9
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	7 Security	..................................................................................................................................................10
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	8 Charging	.................................................................................................................................................10
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	9 External Interface	...................................................................................................................................10
2b997f793085bd3d48236a874636bb22	122 140	10 Interworking	...........................................................................................................................................10 Annex A (informative): Change history...............................................................................................11 ETSI ETSI TS 122 140 V3.1.0 (2000-06) 4 3G ...
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	2 References	................................................................................................................................................6
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	3 Definitions and abbreviations	..................................................................................................................6
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	3.1 Definitions	......................................................................................................................................................... 6
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	3.2 Abbreviations	..................................................................................................................................................... 7
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	4 Description	...............................................................................................................................................7 5 Compatibility of MExE MS’s and applications.......................................................................................7
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	5.1 MExE classmarks	.............................................................................................................................................. 7
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	5.2 MS MExE classmarks	........................................................................................................................................ 8
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	5.3 Application and applet MExE classmarks	......................................................................................................... 8
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6 General MExE requirements	...................................................................................................................9
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.1 High level MExE requirements	......................................................................................................................... 9
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.2 Requirements description from the user's standpoint	....................................................................................... 10
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.2.1 User interface configuration management	.................................................................................................. 10
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.2.2 Service management	.................................................................................................................................. 11 6.3 Requirements description from the MExE service provider’s standpoint........................................................ 11
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.3.1 Transfer of applications, applets and content	............................................................................................. 11
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.3.2 Node types	.................................................................................................................................................. 11
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.3.3 Subscriber data	........................................................................................................................................... 12
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	6.3.4 Roaming subscribers	.................................................................................................................................. 12
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	7 MExE bearer requirements	....................................................................................................................12
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8 MExE protocols requirements	...............................................................................................................12
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.1 Optimised Wireless Access	.............................................................................................................................. 13
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.2 Wireless network independence	...................................................................................................................... 13
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.3 Scaleable and extendible protocols	.................................................................................................................. 13
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.4 Service independence	...................................................................................................................................... 13
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.5 Network node type independence	.................................................................................................................... 13
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.6 Enquiry and notification of MExE capabilities	................................................................................................ 14
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.7 MS request of services information	................................................................................................................. 14
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	8.8 Support of transfer protocols	........................................................................................................................... 14
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	9 MS application execution environment requirements	...........................................................................14
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	9.1 MS platform independence	.............................................................................................................................. 14
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	9.2 Document mark-up language and other coding formats	.................................................................................. 15
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	9.3 MExE APIs	...................................................................................................................................................... 15
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	10 Charging requirements	...........................................................................................................................15
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	11 Security requirements	............................................................................................................................16
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	11.1 Security Principles	........................................................................................................................................... 16
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	11.2 Security Requirements	..................................................................................................................................... 16
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	11.3 Security domain classifications	........................................................................................................................ 17
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	12 Interworking with other network features	..............................................................................................17
2f5de03f4dbc68455da6cfc5bff397eb	122 057	13 Network interworking	............................................................................................................................18 Annex A: Change history ..............................................................................................................................19 History....................................
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	1 Scope	........................................................................................................................................................5
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	2 References	................................................................................................................................................5
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	3 Definitions and abbreviations	..................................................................................................................5
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	4 Description	...............................................................................................................................................6
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	5 Applicability	............................................................................................................................................6
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	6 Normal procedure	....................................................................................................................................7
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	6.1 Transfer of NITZ information	............................................................................................................................ 7
2e5659653c00d88b9b88a5e524b3b03c	122 042	6.2 Use of NITZ information	................................................................................................................................... 7 Annex A: Change history ................................................................................................................................8 History............................
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	1 Scope	........................................................................................................................................................6
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	2 References	................................................................................................................................................6
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	3 Abbreviations and definitions	..................................................................................................................6
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	3.1 Abbreviations	.......................................................................................................................................................... 6
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	3.2 Definitions	............................................................................................................................................................... 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4 Description	...............................................................................................................................................7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.1 General	.................................................................................................................................................................... 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.2 Applicability	............................................................................................................................................................ 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.3 General Bearer Services	.......................................................................................................................................... 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4 Parameters to be indicated and negotiated	............................................................................................................... 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.1 Call set-up	.......................................................................................................................................................... 7
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.1.1 T services	........................................................................................................................................................... 8
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.1.2 NT services	........................................................................................................................................................ 8
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.2 Network initiated modification	.......................................................................................................................... 8
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.2.1 T services	........................................................................................................................................................... 8
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.2.2 NT services	........................................................................................................................................................ 8
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.3 User initiated modification	................................................................................................................................ 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.3.1 T services	........................................................................................................................................................... 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.4.3.2 NT services	........................................................................................................................................................ 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.5 Air Interface Resource Allocation	........................................................................................................................... 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.5.1 Minimum GERAN Air Interface Resource Allocation a	nd Allocation Increment ............................................ 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.5.2 Flexible Air Interface Resource Allocation	....................................................................................................... 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6 Symmetric and asymmetric connections	................................................................................................................. 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6.1 Symmetric connections	...................................................................................................................................... 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6.2 Asymmetric connections	.................................................................................................................................... 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6.2.1 Asymmetric air interface connection	................................................................................................................. 9
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6.2.2 Channel coding asymmetry	.............................................................................................................................. 10
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.6.3 Network choice of connection symmetry	........................................................................................................ 10 4.7 User Equipment/Mobile Equipment requirements ................................................................................................ 10
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.8 Mobility Management	........................................................................................................................................... 10
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.9 Roaming	................................................................................................................................................................ 10
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.10 Quality of Service	............................................................................................................................................ 11
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.10.1 Bit error rate	..................................................................................................................................................... 11 4.10.1.1 GERAN TCH/F Bit Error Rate .................................................................................................................. 11
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.10.1.2 Overall GBS Bit Error Rate	....................................................................................................................... 11
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.10.2 GERAN Radio resource management	............................................................................................................. 11
e20bfd5f2facbd115bc6c2064c7898e3	122 034	4.10.3 Call set-up delay	.............................................................................................................................................. 11

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