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8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.4 Supplementary service data types	............................................................................................................ 346
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.5 Supplementary service codes	................................................................................................................... 350
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.6 Short message data types	.......................................................................................................................... 353
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.7 Error data types	........................................................................................................................................ 356
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.8 Common data types	.................................................................................................................................. 361
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.9 Teleservice Codes	.................................................................................................................................... 368
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.10 Bearer Service Codes	............................................................................................................................... 369
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.11 Extension data types	................................................................................................................................. 371
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.12 Group Call data types	............................................................................................................................... 372
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	17.7.13 Location service data types	...................................................................................................................... 374
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18 General on MAP user procedures	........................................................................................................378
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.1 Introduction	.................................................................................................................................................... 378
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2 Common aspects of user procedure descriptions	........................................................................................... 378
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.1 General conventions	................................................................................................................................. 378
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.2 Naming conventions	................................................................................................................................. 378
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.3 Convention on primitives parameters	....................................................................................................... 379
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.3.1 Open service	....................................................................................................................................... 379
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.3.2 Close service	....................................................................................................................................... 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.4 Version handling at dialogue establishment	............................................................................................. 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.4.1 Behaviour at the initiating side	........................................................................................................... 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.4.2 Behaviour at the responding side	........................................................................................................ 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.5 Abort Handling	......................................................................................................................................... 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.2.6 SDL conventions	...................................................................................................................................... 380
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	18.3 Interaction between MAP Provider and MAP Users	..................................................................................... 381
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19 Mobility procedures	.............................................................................................................................381
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1 Location management Procedures	................................................................................................................. 381
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1 Location updating	..................................................................................................................................... 384
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.1 General	............................................................................................................................................... 384
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.3 Detailed procedure in the VLR	........................................................................................................... 388
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.4 Detailed procedure in the HLR	........................................................................................................... 398
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.5 Send Identification	.............................................................................................................................. 405
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.5.1 General	.......................................................................................................................................... 405
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.5.2 Detailed procedure in the VLR	..................................................................................................... 405 ETSI 3G TS 29.002 version 3.5.2 Release 1999 19 ETSI TS 129 002 V3.5.2 (2000-08)
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.5.3 Detailed procedure in the PVLR	................................................................................................... 405
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.6 Process Update Location VLR	........................................................................................................... 410
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.1.8 Detailed procedure in the SGSN	......................................................................................................... 412
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.2 Location Cancellation	.............................................................................................................................. 415
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.2.1 General	............................................................................................................................................... 415
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.2.2 Detailed procedure in the HLR	........................................................................................................... 415
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.2.3 Detailed procedure in the VLR	........................................................................................................... 416
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.2.4 Detailed procedure in the SGSN	......................................................................................................... 418
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.3 Void	.......................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.3.1 Void	.................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.3.2 Void	.................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.3.3 Void	.................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.4 Purge MS	.................................................................................................................................................. 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.4.1 General	............................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.4.2 Void	.................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.4.3 Void	.................................................................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.1.4.4 Detailed procedure in the SGSN	......................................................................................................... 422
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2 Handover procedure	....................................................................................................................................... 427
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.1 General	..................................................................................................................................................... 428
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2 Handover procedure in MSC-A	............................................................................................................... 431
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2.1 Basic handover	................................................................................................................................... 431
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2.2 Handling of access signalling	............................................................................................................. 431
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2.3 Other procedures in stable handover situation	.................................................................................... 431
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2.4 Subsequent handover	.......................................................................................................................... 432
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.2.5 SDL Diagrams	.................................................................................................................................... 432
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3 Handover procedure in MSC-B	................................................................................................................ 445
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.1 Basic handover	................................................................................................................................... 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.2 Allocation of handover number	.......................................................................................................... 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.3 Handling of access signalling	............................................................................................................. 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.4 Other procedures in stable handover situation	.................................................................................... 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.5 Subsequent handover	.......................................................................................................................... 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.3.6 SDL Diagrams	.................................................................................................................................... 446
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.4 Handover error handling macro	............................................................................................................... 458
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.5 Handover procedure in VLR	.................................................................................................................... 460
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.5.1 Allocation of handover number	.......................................................................................................... 460
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.2.5.2 SDL Diagrams	.................................................................................................................................... 460
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.3 Fault recovery procedures	.............................................................................................................................. 463
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.3.1 VLR fault recovery procedures	................................................................................................................ 463
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.3.2 HLR fault recovery procedures	................................................................................................................ 465
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.3.3 VLR restoration: the restore data procedure in the HL	R.......................................................................... 473
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.4 Macro Insert_Subs_Data_Framed_HLR	........................................................................................................ 475
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.5 Mobility Management Event notification procedure	..................................................................................... 478
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.5.1 General	..................................................................................................................................................... 478
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.5.2 Process in the VLR	................................................................................................................................... 478
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	19.5.3 Process in the gsmSCF	............................................................................................................................. 480
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20 Operation and maintenance procedures	...............................................................................................482
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.1 General	........................................................................................................................................................... 482
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.1.1 Tracing Co-ordinator for the VLR	........................................................................................................... 482
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.1.2 Subscriber Data Management Co-ordinator for the VLR	......................................................................... 484
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.1.3 Tracing Co-ordinator for the SGSN	......................................................................................................... 486
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.1.4 Subscriber Data Management Co-ordinator for the SGSN	...................................................................... 488
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2 Tracing procedures	........................................................................................................................................ 490
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.1 Procedures in the HLR	............................................................................................................................. 492
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.1.1 Subscriber tracing activation procedure	............................................................................................. 492
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.1.2 Subscriber tracing deactivation procedure	.......................................................................................... 497
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.2 Procedures in the VLR	............................................................................................................................. 502
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.2.1 Subscriber tracing activation procedure	............................................................................................. 502
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.2.2 Subscriber tracing deactivation procedure	.......................................................................................... 504
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.2.3 Subscriber tracing procedure	.............................................................................................................. 506
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.3 Procedures in the MSC	............................................................................................................................. 506
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.3.1 Subscriber tracing procedure	.............................................................................................................. 506 ETSI 3G TS 29.002 version 3.5.2 Release 1999 20 ETSI TS 129 002 V3.5.2 (2000-08)
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.4 Procedures in the SGSN	........................................................................................................................... 506
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.4.1 Subscriber tracing activation procedure	............................................................................................. 506
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.2.4.2 Subscriber tracing deactivation procedure in SGSN	.......................................................................... 506
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.3 Subscriber data management procedures	....................................................................................................... 509
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.3.1 Procedures in the HLR	............................................................................................................................. 510
8fe1bf7c3f9fa0108bbad5bdf8793e81	129 002	20.3.1.1 Subscriber deletion procedure	............................................................................................................ 510

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