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EUROPEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS ETSI/TC SMG (97) 4 STANDARDS INSTITUTE

ETSI TECHNICAL COMMITTEE SMG

SPECIAL MOBILE GROUP

Report of Meeting No. 23 held in Budapest 13-17 October 1997

ETSI SMG ETSI/SMG (97) 4 Part A Meeting n°23 Budapest, 13th - 17th October, 1997

(Part A)

Executive Summary SMG #23

The SMG #23 Plenary Meeting was held in Budapest, Hungary. It was hosted by the two GSM network operators Pannon GSM and Westel 900. It was attended by 196 delegates.

(1) MAIN TARGETS OF SMG #23

− Review of major phase 2+ work items

− SMG/T1P1 working procedures on common GSM specifications

− Strategic UMTS questions

− ITU work program for the January 96 meetings of SG 11 and TG 8/1 groups

− Concept for direct voluntary funding of PT SMG by SMG members

(2) THE TIME BETWEEN SMG #22 IN JUNE AND #23 IN OCTOBER

− UMTS and IMT 2000 co-ordination including a special SMG Plenary (SMG #22 bis) for approval of ITU contributions

− The GSM MoU agreed to extend the co-operation agreement with ETSI to Third Generation and to provide some funding for UMTS work of PT SMG subject to a satisfactory revision of the co-operation agreement

− An agreement on SMG/T1P1 working procedures for common GSM specifications was reached

− Commonalties with ARIB and TTC were explored in three meetings and a way forward was negotiated. This result needs approval by SMG and ARIB/TTC

− Thanks to growing support within ETSI’s Board it was possible to maintain SMG’s integrity. The responsibilities of SMG6 for O & M in GSM and UMTS work were reviewed. A working relation with the new TC TMN was established and allows SMG6 to continue their work. The funding of PT SMG was secured by contributions from ETSI’s voluntary funded work, program, CEC and GSM MoU

− GSM and UMTS were promoted in Japan Brazil and in a seminar of GSM MoU at the 10th anniversary in Cyprus

Draft of ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B Annexes, page 2 97/10/13

(3) GENERAL MATTERS

− The “SMG Steering Group“ was renamed to “SMG Co-ordination group“ and terms of reference were agreed

− The re-election of the SMG Chair, a SMG Vice-Chair and the chairs of SMG3 and 7 will take place during SMG #24 in December

(4) GSM WORK

(4.1) REVIEW OF MAJOR GSM WORK ITEMS

− GPRS: Phase 1 is planned for Release 97.

− ASCI: phase 2 is planned early in Release 98.

− CAMEL phase 2 planned for Release 97.

− GSM number portability: GSM number portability and GSM 1900 Service Provider Number Portability are treated as separate work items. Completion of GSM number portability planned 1998.

− Progress on CTS was reporte.

− CNAP: developed under leadership of T1P1; phase 1 is planned for Release 97.

(4.2) REMAINING GSM ISSUES OF THE STC

− GSM related work in Work in STCs, e.g., SMG2 is not decreasing.

− Difficulties to find hosts for SMG2 and SMG3 meetings, risk of cancellation of meetings and delay in work for that reason.

− Ongoing work in STCs on completion of Release 97: Among others, on Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation, BTS performance requirements for very small cell (picocell) scenarios; Fast moving mobile station - Hierarchical Networks, Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS), Tandem Free Operation (phase 1), Multiplexing protocol at TE/MS interface, Support of Shared Data Interworking (SIWF).

− Work on Release 98 Work Items started and progressed in SMG1 and other groups: phased approach to ISDN-based DECT/GSM inter-working; Call Deflection: Stage 1 approved. Work on technical realisation of features planned for Release ’98: Follow me, Immediate Service Termination (Release 98), Multiple Subscriber Profile, Tandem Free Operation (phase 2).

− Security studies related to Lawful interception, FIGS, GSM Number Portability, CTS.

Draft of ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B Annexes, page 3 97/10/13

− Liaison activities on IP port numbers for GPRS, towards ITU-T on Sub System Numbers (SSN) for new GSM subsystems like CAMEL servers and GPRS nodes; informal contacts with Mobile Data Initiative.

(4.3) GSM PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

− New work items approved: MS application execution environment.

− The budget request for 1998 as approved in SMG #22 can be covered by contributions from ETSI’s voluntary funded work program, CEC and GSM MoU.

− The SMG/T1P1 working procedures on common GSM specifications were approved.

(5) UMTS WORK

− The agreement on a raw concept and the work distribution between SMG and SES on the UMTS satellite component was endorsed by SES and SMG.

− Co-operation with the newly created UMTS subgroup in T1P1 started.

− The proposed working procedures with ARIB on Third Generation radio matters and the next steps of work with TTC on Third Generation network aspects were approved.

− A more detailed procedure for the UTRA selection in SMG #24 and the planning of an SMG #24 bis meeting (if needed) were endorsed.

− The work program for ITU contributions to the January meetings of SG11 and TG8/1 groups was endorsed. It allows the full involvement of the relevant STCs and foresees an approval of contributions in SMG #24.

− The progress in UMTS services radio, network and data aspects was reviewed. The UMTS baseline document and UMTS work program were updated.

ETSI SMG ETSI/SMG (97) 4 Meeting n°23 Budapest, 13th - 17th October, 1997

(Part B)

Contents

0 MEETING REPORTS OF SMG#22 AND SMG#22BIS..............................................................4

1 TARGETS OF SMG#23..................................................................................................................4

2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA .............................................................................................................5

3 REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN ...................................................................................................5

4 INFORMATION FROM T1P1, ECTEL TMS, GSM MOU........................................................6

4.1 T1P1...................................................................................................................................................6 4.2 ECTEL TMS......................................................................................................................................6 4.3 REPORT OF THE GSM MOU ASSOCIATION ......................................................................................7 4.4 RELATION WITH CHINESE MPT/RITT .................................................................................................8

5 SMG MATTERS..............................................................................................................................8

5.1 RE-ELECTION OF OFFICIALS ................................................................................................................8 5.2 STEERING GROUP MANDATE ...............................................................................................................9 5.3 OTHER SMG RELATED MATTERS........................................................................................................9

6 MAJOR GSM WORK ITEMS.......................................................................................................9

6.1 GPRS .................................................................................................................................................9 6.2 ASCI ................................................................................................................................................11 6.3 CAMEL ...........................................................................................................................................11 6.4 GSM NUMBER PORTABILITY AND GSM 1900 SERVICE PROVIDER NUMBER PORTABILITY..............11 6.5 GSM CORDLESS TELEPHONY SYSTEM (CTS) ..................................................................................12 6.6 CALLING NAME PRESENTATION (CNAP) .........................................................................................13

7 REMAINING GSM ISSUES OF THE STCS..............................................................................13

7.1 SMG 1..............................................................................................................................................14 7.1.1 Phase 2 Issues..................................................................................................................................14 7.1.2 Release 96 Issues .............................................................................................................................14 7.1.3 Phase 2+ work, Release 97 and beyond ..........................................................................................14 7.1.4 Other issues......................................................................................................................................15 7.2 SMG 2..............................................................................................................................................15 7.3 SMG 3..............................................................................................................................................17 7.3.1 Phase 2: ...........................................................................................................................................17 7.3.2 Release ‘96.......................................................................................................................................17 7.3.3 Release ’97 and beyond ...................................................................................................................18 7.3.4 Other issues: ....................................................................................................................................18 7.4 SMG4...............................................................................................................................................19 7.5 SMG6...............................................................................................................................................20 7.6 SMG7...............................................................................................................................................22 7.7 SMG8...............................................................................................................................................25 7.7.1 SMG 8 Status ...................................................................................................................................25 7.7.2 Report of TC ERM #03 ....................................................................................................................26 7.8 SMG9...............................................................................................................................................26 7.9 SMG10.............................................................................................................................................27 7.10 SMG11.............................................................................................................................................28

8 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT .....................................................................................................31

8.1 NEW WORK ITEMS.............................................................................................................................31

ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B, page 2 97/10/13

8.1.1 Mobile application execution environment (MAEE)........................................................................31 8.1.2 Work items for deletion....................................................................................................................31 8.1.3 Status of Releases.............................................................................................................................31 8.2 SMG/T1P1 WORKING PROCEDURES .................................................................................................32 8.3 PT SMG RESOURCES .......................................................................................................................32 8.4 VERSION MANAGEMENT OF GSM SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................32

9 UMTS MATTERS .........................................................................................................................33

9.1 REPORTS FROM THE RELEVANT GROUPS ...........................................................................................33 9.1.1 UMTS Forum ...................................................................................................................................33 9.1.2 Third Generation Interest group (3GIG) .........................................................................................34 9.1.3 GMM................................................................................................................................................34 9.1.4 SES...................................................................................................................................................34 9.2 UMTS STRATEGIC MATTERS ............................................................................................................35 9.2.1 T1P1 co-operation ...........................................................................................................................35 9.2.2 ARIB/TTC co-operation ...................................................................................................................35 9.2.3 Regulatory Requirements.................................................................................................................36 9.2.4 Mobile Fixed Convergence ..............................................................................................................36 9.2.5 SMG plenary organisation for UTRA definition..............................................................................37 9.3 UMTS SERVICES ..............................................................................................................................37 9.4 UMTS RADIO (SMG2).....................................................................................................................38 9.4.1 Change requests to the UMTS documentation presented to SMG#23 for approval ........................39 9.4.2 Other UMTS radio related issues ....................................................................................................39 9.5 OTHER STCS ....................................................................................................................................39 9.5.1 SMG3 ...............................................................................................................................................39 9.5.2 SMG4 ...............................................................................................................................................39 9.5.3 SMG6 ...............................................................................................................................................39 9.6 UMTS PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT................................................................................................39 9.6.1 SMG Work Programme for UMTS...................................................................................................40 9.6.2 UMTS Baseline document................................................................................................................40 9.6.3 Open questions related to UMTS baseline document ......................................................................40 9.6.4 UMTS 30.20 on satellite matters and handling of CR related to satellite aspects...........................40 9.6.5 SMG STCs’ responsibility for review of the GSM MoU 3GIG documents ......................................41 9.6.6 Availability of UMTS documents on ETSI Database (DOCBOX) ...................................................41 9.6.8 WI description as at ETSI data base................................................................................................41 9.7 ITU MATTERS...................................................................................................................................41 9.7.1 ITU-R ...............................................................................................................................................41 9.7.2 ITU-T matters ..................................................................................................................................43 9.7.3 ITU Work Program..........................................................................................................................43

10 CLOSING OF THE MEETING...................................................................................................43

12 NEXT MEETINGS........................................................................................................................44

ANNEX 1: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS.............................................................................................................1

ANNEX 2: STATUS OF CRS PRESENTED TO THE MEETING ...............................................................1

ANNEX 3: LIST OF DOCUMENTS.................................................................................................................1

ANNEX 4: LIAISON STATEMENTS ..............................................................................................................1

ANNEX 5: STATUS OF SMG SPECIFICATIONS AFTER SMG#23 ..........................................................1

ANNEX 6: ROADMAP FOR THE FINALISATION OF GSM PHASE 2+ WORK ITEMS - VERSION 23.0...........................................................................................................................................................1

ANNEX 7: CHAIRMAN’S LETTER TO SMG ON MISSING HOSTS FOR SMG2 AND SMG3.............1

ANNEX 8: PT SMG BUDGET REPORT (TDOC SMG 866/97)....................................................................1


ANNEX 9: SUMMARY OF SMG STG#23 MEETING ..................................................................................1

ANNEX 10: SUMMARIES OF MEETINGS WITH JAPANESE TTC/ARIB (TDOC SMG 757/97)...........1

ANNEX 11: SUMMARIES OF MEETINGS WITH CHINESE MPT/RITT (TDOC SMG 795/97).............1


Fred Hillebrand, Chairman of SMG, opened the meeting and thanked

• the hosts of the meeting, Westel 900 GSM and Pannon GSM,

• the sponsoring companies, Ericsson, Siemens, Nokia and Panasonic

• the company MATAV, providing all telecommunication facilities of the meeting

Later in the meeting, Thomas Poland, Chief Technical Officer of Westel 900, and Gyõzõ Drozdy, External Affairs Director of Pannon GSM, addressed the meeting and welcomed the delegates on behalf of the hosts.

For the first time, a Chinese delegation participated at the meeting. Fred Hillebrand welcomed Wu Xiaofeng, Director of the Department of Science & Technology of the Chinese Ministry of Post and Telecommunications, Li Mo Fang, Mobile Communications Bureau Chief Engineer, Cao Shumin, Deputy Director RITT, Zhang Xinsheng, Deputy Chief of MPT International Co-operation Division, Ken Zhang and Terry Zhang, Ericsson China. On 10th October there had been a meeting between the Chinese and an SMG delegation, see section 4.4.

Fred Hillebrand also welcomed the delegates from North America.

The chairman announced the sad news of Frieder Pernice’s sudden death. As a mark of respect to his family and to the great contribution he had made from the very beginning of GSM over the many years until now, a minute of silence was observed; our condolence to his family.

0 MEETING REPORTS OF SMG#22 AND SMG#22BIS

The SMG#22 and SMG#22bis report had been approved by correspondence. SMG#23 plenary noted that approval.

1 TARGETS OF SMG#23

The following targets for SMG#23 were proposed and approved by SMG#23:

• Review of major GSM phase 2+ work items

• Review of Release ’97 progress

• Approval of the SMG-T1P1 working procedure

• Strategic UMTS questions

• Approval of the updated ITU work program

• Concept of direct voluntary funding.

Focus of SMG#23 and SMG#24: See Tdoc SMG 623/97 which had been distributed by correspondence:

Originally, only three plenaries had been foreseen in 1997. The fourth plenary had been added to deal with the UMTS terrestrial radio decision and the approval of Release ’97 specifications.


A PT SMG status report will be given in SMG#24, but not in SMG#23. STC status reports on GSM matters will be given in SMG#23, but not in SMG#24. On UMTS, an SMG1 and SMG3 status report is foreseen in SMG#23, but not in SMG#24, whereas, SMG2 would report in SMG#24 but not in SMG#23.

2 ADOPTION OF AGENDA

The agenda in Tdoc SMG 627/97 was approved. The agenda of side events in Tdoc SMG 630/97 was also approved.

3 REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN

Tdoc SMG 624/97, the Chairman’s report to SMG#23, was presented by the Chairman.

Main activities:

• Co-ordination of UMTS and IMT-2000 matters, see section 9.6

• Extension of the co-operation with GSM MoU to include UMTS. This has been decided at last GSM MoU plenary, and consequential negotiations on a new version of the co-operation between GSM MoU and ETSI will have to take place in autumn and winter 1997.

• Agreement on working procedures between T1P1 and SMG: See section 8.4.

• Exploration of commonalities with ARIB/TTC: see section 9.2.1.

• Co-ordination with ETSI Board and OCG: Discussions, mainly concerning the SMG terms of reference and the 1998 PT SMG budget, requested high activities and engagement of the SMG Chairman, of the SMG Vice Chairmen, Alan Cox and Gunnar Sandegren, and of the PT SMG co-ordinator, Ansgar Bergmann. There is now a growing understanding and appreciation of SMG’s work and success in the ETSI Board. This was also emphasized by Pierre Perrichon, member of the ETSI Board. An SMG seminar before the next GA and Board will be organised by Fred Hillebrand to further strengthen that acceptance.

∗ Maintenance of SMG integrity on its work on TMN: see section 7.5. ∗ Maintenance of SMG integrity against proposals to split UMTS parts from

SMG: Individual proposals were not endorsed by Board No. 9. The Board will propose to GA to set up an ad hoc group to look over the ETSI organisation to see how best to cater for mobile/fixed convergence.

∗ Allocation of a fair share from the ETSI funded work program to the PT SMG 1998 budget: See section 8.3.

• Presentation at conferences/seminars in Brasil, Tokyo and Cyprus: see Tdoc SMG 729/97, Tdoc SMG 732/97 and Tdoc SMG 733/97.

• Relations with UMTS Forum. A new draft for an operators’ committment is in discussion. See section 9.1.1.

• Sub-contract SMG-SPS on CAMEL phase 2 (as approved by SMG#22, see SMG#22 meeting report) has been signed

• The agreements on a UMTS satellite component with SES (as approved by SMG#22, see SMG#22 meeting report) has been approved by SES as well.


• Co-ordination with NA: The SMG Chairman invited the NA Chairman, François Lucas, to a co-ordination meeting, and is awaiting a response. In addition, NA6 UMTS has been invited for a meeting.

• Closer relations with China: see section 4.4.

Fred Hillebrand congratulated Alan Cox who has been elected by correspondence in Summer 1997 as SMG Vice Chairman (The other two Vice Chairmen are Gunnar Sandegren and - as a Senior Advisor for UMTS matters until the UMTS radio decision, Alain Maloberti) Alan Cox will lead the co-ordination with OCG, ETSAG, relations with China, SMG newsletter and seminars, bilateral meetings ETSI, selected presentations.

Ansgar Bergmann will lead the co-ordination for ITU, GSC, RAST and T1P1.

4 INFORMATION FROM T1P1, ECTEL TMS, GSM MOU

4.1 T1P1

The status of GSM standardisation in T1P1 was presented by Ed Ehrlich (T1P1.5 Chair), see Tdoc SMG 854/97. Main activities

• T1P1/SMG Working Procedures: see section 8.4.

• CNAP - see section 6.6.

• NAEA: The work item is complete, see 7.3. A stage 1 description was not felt necessary, because the feature is not a user service; T1P1 decided to go directly for a stage 3 description. Alan Cox will discuss the matter with Ed Ehrlich.

• GSM Number Portability: See section 6.4.

• GSM/AMPS roaming: Papers will be studied by T1P1 in their December and January meetings, where participation of SMG delegates is welcome. In February 1998, the papers will be sent to the relevant SMG groups, looking for approval at SMG#26.

• MS testing: A new group preparing the testing was established.

• Localisation of MS: working group was established.

• Harmonisation: A working group in T1P1.5 aims at compeletion of the integration of the T1P1 GSM 1900 specifications into the Common SMG/T1P1 GSM specifications at SMG#26.

• Liaison on Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) codec: See 7.10.

• Liaison on Mobile Station Application Execution Environment: see section 8.2.

4.2 ECTEL TMS

The report of ECTEL TMS in Tdoc SMG 658/97 was presented by the ECTEL TMS Chairman, François Grassot:

1- Type Approval Status - Introduction of EFR .

• Type approval related activities

∗ CTR 31 and 32 were published in July (after acceptance in ACTE in January). ∗ ECTEL/TMS favours the merging of GTAAB and TAEG.


∗ Introduction of EFR: The German regulator is blocking type approval of EFR mobiles, because some networks might have implemented improper software.

• Future conformity assessment, aiming at an easy global circulation of equipment

∗ Specific Radio/EMC directive are recommended by ECTEL ∗ Consultation activities with the CEC on the new CTE Directive ∗ Participation in ERC TG1 WG on conformity and global circulation of UMTS

terminals ∗ Participation in the Certification Task Force on terminal certification,

emphasising consistency with the new European regulatory regime (CTE) and mutual recognition agreements

• Co-operation with GSM MoU, in particular with TWG (test SIMs, where manufacturers want to test new SIMs as early as possible, IMEI management, battery and antenna issues), SERG and 3GIG.

4.3 REPORT OF THE GSM MOU ASSOCIATION

The Report from MoU#38, 16th - 19th September, 1997 in Cyprus, was presented by Armin Toepfer, MoU SERG chairman (see Tdoc SMG 635/97).

• 203 GSM networks are on air.

• The Inter Operator Tariff concept has been adopted. The envisaged „window“ for a parallel operation of the Normal Network Tariff (NTT) regime and the Inter Operator Tariff (IOT) regime from 1/98 till 12/98 (as per MoU Doc. 311/97 rev. 2) will be reviewed.

• GSM MoU PRD SE.03: The implementation date changes proposed by MoU SERG for Optimal Routing (E00 instead of E98) and CAMEL phase 1 (E99 instead of E98) have been rejected by the GSM MoU plenary.

• The general applicability and transparency of discounts among operators has not been accepted. Discounts are negotiable on bilateral basis.

• It is the will of the majority of MoU operators to implement Optimal Routing as essential service by the end of ‘98 at latest.

• The Wideband codec option shall become a part of the Adaptive Multirate Codec concept as currently studied in ETSI SMG11. A respective Liaison Statement is sent to SMG/SMG11.

• SERG will establish liaison to the Mobile Data Initiative (MDI) for addressing difficulties with data services.

• The work plan for TAP2+ and TAP3 was outlined. Implementation dates: TAP2+ by end of ‘98, TAP3 by end of ‘99. A co-ordination of TAP releases with GSM releases needs to be considered.

• Barriers for the start of the EFR Type Approval should be eliminated. This and the difficulty with Phase 2+ TA was addressed in LS to TRAC.

• For dedicated reports on 3rd Generation matters, see section 9.1.2; on Voluntary Certification Project, see section 7.6.2.


4.4 RELATION WITH CHINESE MPT/RITT

Alan Cox presented Tdoc SMG 795/97 the report of a meeting between a delegation from Chinese MPT and RITT, and an SMG delegation, that was held in Budapest, 10th October, 1997. Scope of the meeting was to establish an information flow in the spirit of the recently signed co-operation agreement between MPT/RITT and ETSI.

In the meeting, the SMG delegation presented a survey on SMG’s organisation, the GSM phase 2+ work program, in particular the contents of Release ‘96 and ’97, the SMG working procedures, SMG documentation and specification types and the status of co-operation with ANSI T1P1.

The Chinese delegation presented the administrative structure of China Post & Telecommunications, the structure and types of Chinese Telecommunications Standards, in particular on GSM, the structure and responsibilities of RITT and a summary of the features and development of the Chinese GSM networks.

The major differences between the SMG GSM standard and its application in China are disappearing with introduction of phase 2.

It was a common point of view, that Chinese requirements will often be interesting for other countries as well and that a co-operation on work items might be useful as well for the Chinese operators as for the operators present in SMG.

China mainly adopts international standards such as ITU or ISO standards; in addition, it adopts some advanced regional standards, such as ETSI, TIA and other standards. The meeting noted that ETSI often has a much faster development than ITU, a reason for China’s interest in co-operation with ETSI.

IMT-2000 matters were also discussed, focusing on service and core network aspects.

In a second meeting on 14th October 1997 evening, the discussion on IMT-2000 was continued, see Tdoc SMG 856/97.

Li Mo Fang, Mobile Communications Bureau Chief Engineer, gave a presentation to SMG#23 plenary. She presented the administrative structure of China Post & Telecommunications, gave an introduction into the Chinese Telecommunications Standards, in particular on GSM, and summarised the features and development of the Chinese GSM networks. See Tdoc SMG 847/97 and Tdoc SMG 848/97.

5 SMG MATTERS

5.1 RE-ELECTION OF OFFICIALS

Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 727/97, indicating the next steps for re-election of SMG officials: SMG3 Chair, SMG Chair, SMG Vice-Chair. The document was approved by SMG#23. In addition to the elections mentioned in the paper, the SMG7 Chair will have to be re-elected at SMG#24. The revised version of the document is Tdoc SMG 876/97.


5.2 STEERING GROUP MANDATE

François Grassot presented Tdoc SMG 628/97, proposing terms of reference for the SMG Steering Group. The document was approved by SMG#23. The steering group will be renamed SMG Co-ordination Group (SMG-CG) in order to better reflect its scope.

It was clarified that among the management activities, also the relation to GMM and other ETSI groups plays a role. For the members, normal substituting rules would apply when a member isn’t able to participate. As the input documents to the SMG CG are typically draft versions of input papers to SMG, only output documents will be archived; the list of input documents will be annexed to the meeting report. The group has no decision power, it is limited to planning and co-ordination.

5.3 OTHER SMG RELATED MATTERS

PT SMG status report: The next PT SMG status report will be presented at SMG#24, cf. section 1.

PT SMG members and responsibilities: Jean-Jacques Davidian joined PTSMG on 1st October 1997. He worked earlier with SFR and as a consultant. He will support SMG7.

John Leske will leave PT SMG and go back to Australia.

Fred Hillebrand thanked John Leske for the excellent work which is appreciated by all SMG members.

Tdoc SMG 625/97 contains the updated PT SMG job descriptions V 3.12.

6 MAJOR GSM WORK ITEMS

Results of Change Requests presented to the meeting are in Annex 2. Therefore the results are not always repeated in this part B.

6.1 GPRS

John Leske presented the status of GPRS.

GSM 10.60 V5.2.0 in Tdoc SMG 637/97 informs on the status of GPRS. It was presented by John Leske. GSM 04.60 instead of GSM 04.08 will contain the RLC and MAC protocol specifications. The structure of 04.60 and already identified rapporteurs for the different sections is shown in Tdoc SMG 684/97. The specification will probably be presented to SMG#24 for information and to SMG#25 for approval. The remaining issues are in time for SMG#24, except the possible CRs required for GPRS phase 1 indicated in 10.60 section 8.3 and the GPRS phase 2 CRs mentioned in section 8.4.

It was clarified that the creation of the document had been decided in SMG#21, where also the general nature of the 10.xy documents as project management documents had been approved.


Class B mobiles: A more detailed definition of a class B mobile as appearing to the user was questioned in stage 2. This should be examined.

Type approval specifications: The Target dates for approval are SMG#26; SMG7 will start its work in a dedicated ad hoc in Autumn 1997; Rémi Thomas indicated the importance of testing as GPRS will use a considerable part of the radio resources. Support of the testing activities is sought.

Security aspects: Concerning the ciphering algorithms, a design criterion was to avoid similar difficulties with export restrictions as experienced with A5/1.

The security related specifications from SAGE are expected for the first quarter of 1998.

Ater interface: It was highlighted that the highest rate GPRS channel coding doesn’t fit into the current TRAU frames. Still, no work has been done on this issue.

The following specifications were presented to SMG#23 for information:

• GSM 08.14, GPRS Gb Interface Layer 1 (Tdoc SMG 646/97)

• GSM 08.16, GPRS Gb Interface Network Service (Tdoc SMG 647/97)

• GSM 08.18 (was earlier numbered 08.64), BSS GPRS protocol (Tdoc SMG 716/97)

• GSM 09.16, SGSN-MSC Gs Interface Layer 2 (Tdoc SMG 644/97)

• GSM 09.18, SGSN-MSC Gs Interface Layer 3 (Tdoc SMG 645/97)

SMG#23 approved the following specifications:

• GSM 01.61, GPRS ciphering algorithm requirements (Tdoc SMG 777/97)

• GSM 04.64, LLC specification GPRS Phase 2+, Release '97; 641/97

• GSM 04.65, Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol (SNDCP) (Tdoc SMG 642/97)

• GSM 07.60, Mobile Station supporting GPRS (Tdoc SMG 707/97)

• GSM 09.61, Inter-working between the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) supporting GPRS and Packet Data Networks (PDN) (Tdoc SMG 708/97)

It was agreed to publish GSM 02.60.

CRs to GSM 02.60, 03.60 and 03.64 in Tdoc SMG 651/97, 643, 638 and 639 were approved by SMG#23. CRs to GSM 05.02, 05.03, 05.05, 05.08 and 05.10 in Tdoc SMG 640/97, CRs to GSM 03.07, 03.08 and 03.16 in Tdoc SMG 691/97, CRs to GS 03.40, 07.07 in Tdoc SMG 706/97 and to GSM 03.20 in Tdoc SMG 778/97 were approved by SMG#23, pending a decision of SMG on the presentation of releases in the SMG specifications.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen pointed out that the CR to GSM 05.05 introduces a new, more realistic, method to specify reference performances.

PI Should GPRS phase 1 be shifted to Release ’98? To be discussed under section 8.

PI A Liaison Statement to IANA is discussed in section 7.3.


6.2 ASCI

Peter van der Arend presented the status of ASCI.

Tdoc SMG 651/97 contains a CR to GSM 02.04 clarifying that emergency calls cannot be pre-empted by eMLPP. It was approved by SMG#23.

CRs to GSM 03.68, GSM 03.69 and GSM 09.02 on option pruning in Tdoc SMG 690/97 were approved by SMG#23.

CRs to GSM 04.08 and GSM 08.08 in Tdoc SMG 713/97 and Tdoc SMG 735/97 were approved by SMG#23.

The work plan in Tdoc SMG 797/97, predicting a delay of 3 months, was noted by SMG#23.

6.3 CAMEL

Stefan Aprath presented the status of the work related to CAMEL.

CAMEL Phase 1: CRs to Camel phase 1 in Tdoc SMG 688/97 were approved by SMG#23.

Tdoc SMG 800/97 and Tdoc SMG 801/97 are the ETSI Core INAP CS-1 delta specifications. They should be approved by SPS in November 1997 and would then be presented to SMG#24 for approval.

CAMEL Phase 2: Tdoc SMG 652/97 is a CR to 02.78 to introduce the CAMEL Phase 2 requirements. It also carries out editorial improvements, clarifications and corrections for CAMEL Phase 1. The CR was approved by SMG#23, pending a decision of SMG on the presentation of releases in the SMG specifications.

The necessary CRs to 03.78 and 09.78 will be presented for approval at SMG#24.

Work item management: GSM 10.78 in Tdoc SMG 683/97 shows the CAMEL work item management. It was highlighted that a few milestones were missed and that the first drafts for CAMEL Phase 2 stage 2 and stage 3 have been delayed. There is the risk of a delay of the CAMEL Phase 2 until SMG#25.

Sub-contracts: The CAMEL Phase 2 sub-contract between SMG and SPS as approved in SMG#22 has been signed.

6.4 GSM NUMBER PORTABILITY AND GSM 1900 SERVICE PROVIDER NUMBER PORTABILITY

GSM Number Portability: Peter van der Arend presented the status of the work item GSM Number Portability.

Tdoc SMG 724/97 is the report from the Workshop on GSM Number Portability organised by PT SMG on 16th July, 1997 in Schiphol. A general report should be developed until the end of 1997, the standardisation should be completed in 1998. The workshop established a survey on requirements, time plans and the general situation in different countries.


A progress report on GSM NP was presented by Alan Cox. He also presented a work item description on GSM Number Portability in Tdoc SMG 867/97 (revising Tdoc SMG 719/97), source Mannesmann, T-Mobil, KPN, Libertel, Vodafone. Tdoc SMG 867/97 was approved by SMG#23.

Stage 1 of the GSM Number Portability in Tdoc SMG 662/97 was presented for information.

Peter van der Arend reported that SMG10 doesn’t consider the specification at its present status sufficient for SMG10 to work on the matter. See section 7.9 for a corresponding liaison statement from SMG10 to SMG and SMG1.

Tdoc SMG 798/97, source France Telecom, contains comments to the stage 1. They should be considered before SMG3 studying the description.

GSM 1900 Service Provider Number Portability: Stephen Hayes reported on the status of the GSM 1900 Service Provider Number Portability, see Tdoc SMG 661/97.

Tony Wiener suggested a work item manager in PT SMG to support the activity. Ansgar Bergmann answered that the EC has offered a budget of 8 MM for that purpose, but that it is difficult to find the appropriate experts. Provisionally, Peter van der Arend has taken the responsibility.

Tdoc SMG 648/97, GSM Standardisation Issues Relating to Number Portability, source BellSouth NZ is presented for information. The paper describes the mobile telecommunication situation in New Zealand in general; it explains the present interim solution (based on call forwarding), BellSouth NZ’s preferred medium term solution (based on modified call forwarding) and BellSouth NZ’s foreseen long term solution (IN based) for NP.

6.5 GSM CORDLESS TELEPHONY SYSTEM (CTS)

Andreas Schneeloch, Ericsson, presented the status of CTS work, see Tdoc SMG 811/97.

CTS shall allow the operation of unchanged mobile stations for cellular and cordless use. The CTS fixed part will be connected to the PSTN. Depending on the operator’s decision, the CTS would operate in a reserved band or in the operator’s band. The report predicts interference to GSM networks as negligible. A completion of the work item core specification aspects is planned for SMG#26.

After the feasibility study, presented at SMG#22, and the approval of the work item at SMG#22, where also a phased approach (only speech and DTMF, no handover, no detailed location management) was agreed, working plans have been established and the stage 1 and 2 drafts have been seen by SMG1, 2, and 3, and SMG7 has started elaborating the test concepts.

Regulatory matters should be investigated. Jonathan West explained that, if the CTS Fixed Part (CTS-FP) belongs to the user, it would fall under the Terminal Directive. See also section 7.6 for the treatment of the CTS-FP in SMG7.

PSTN signalling: Rémi Thomas presented Tdoc SMG 809/97, source France Telecom. The paper requests the CTS-FP to inform the network when the CTS-MS attaches, and requests

AP Interested experts for work in PT SMG to support of GSM Number Portability.


the CTS-MS to inform the network when back to GSM operator coverage. This was supported by Pietro Porzio Giusto on behalf of TIM. Niels Peter Skov Andersen on behalf of Tele Danmark objected to a solution requesting signalling on the PSTN, this would conflict with the request to have a simple solution. Pierre Perrichon on behalf of SFR proposed to continue the discussion in SMG1; basically he supported the FT position but saw also a competitive element in the question. Alan Cox stated that SMG10 Chairman Mike Walker considers signalling on the PSTN interface indispensable on security grounds. Tdoc SMG 809/97 will be discussed in SMG1.

Simon Pike reported that ERM is waiting for information on CTS. At the request of SMG, he presented a liaison statement to ERM/RM reporting the status of CTS, see section 7.7.2.

The following majority view was expressed in SMG#23:

• operation tied to a GSM subscription

• CTS to operate in the spectrum of the home network of that subscription.

This majority view was objected by Gunnar Sandegren on behalf of Ericsson and Pierre Perrichon on behalf of SFR as premature. Ekkehard Valta raised some legal concerns regarding the use of the frequencies for CTS.

Delegates should study the matter carefully, discussion will continue in SMG1.

A liaison statement from SMG10 in Tdoc SMG 780/97 is discussed under 7.9

6.6 CALLING NAME PRESENTATION (CNAP)

Patrick Johnson presented the T1P1 work on CNAP (rapporteur is Sonia Doshi, e-mail: [email protected]). Tdoc SMG 799/97 is a liaison statement to SMG on CNAP specifications. Tdoc SMG 816/97 is a CR to GSM 03.16, Tdoc SMG 634/97 a liaison to SMG3 WPB and Tdoc SMG 793/97 another liaison to SMG on CNAP. The CRs to GSM 03.18 and GSM 04.80 were forwarded to SMG3 for checking.

Tdoc SMG 799/97: A CR to 02.04 to introduce the CNAP Supplementary Service, was approved by SMG#23. The CNAP Specifications and proposed CRs had been checked bySMG3 and the SMG3 comments have been taken into account by T1P1.

Tdoc SMG 816/97, CR to 03.16, was approved by SMG#23.

CR to 02.30 in Tdoc SMG 793/97 defines code 300 for Supplementary Service CNAP. (The CR had not been seen in this final version by SMG1; however, the SMG1 Chairman clarified that - as the only amendment against the original proposal was to use code 300 instead of 310, and that on request of ETSI HF - SMG1 has no problem with approving the CR nevertheless.) The CR was approved by SMG#23.

The Calling Name Identification stage 1, 2 and 3 specifications in Tdoc SMG 793/97, GSM 02.96 V1.1.1, 03.96 V1.1.0 and 04.96 V1.1.0, were presented for information at SMG#23 and are planned for approval in SMG#24.

7 REMAINING GSM ISSUES OF THE STCS


Results of Change Requests presented to the meeting are in Annex 2. Therefore the results are not always repeated in this part B.

New and deleted work items are reported in section 8.

7.1 SMG 1

Tdoc SMG 650/97, the SMG1 status report, was presented by Alan Cox. It was approved by SMG#23. SMG1 is busy to finalise the Release 97 specifications and to progress the Release ’98 specifications.

7.1.1 Phase 2 Issues

Handling Additional Numbers in CLI: The CRs in Tdoc SMG 653/97 were postponed (on request of SMG3 WPB. They affect the GSM 02.81 Ph2 and Ph2+ Release ’96 and ‘97 version. The substance is to allow the presentation of the additional calling party number if received in a GSM network from the originating or destination network (harmonisation with ISDN).

7.1.2 Release 96 Issues

eMLPP and Emergency Calls: A CR providing a clarification of the applicability of eMLPP to emergency calls: Pre-emption of an on-going emergency call is not possible. Is in Tdoc SMG 651/97. It has been determined that there is no consequential impact on SMG3 Specifications. (The CR was approved, see section 6.2.)

Directory Number as used in MMI : See Tdoc SMG 660/97. A corresponding CR, in co-ordination with SMG3, will be elaborated at next SMG1.

Camel Phase 1 and 2: GSM 02.78 will describe both Camel Phase 1 and Camel Phase 2. All new features and enhancements relative to Camel Phase 2 are clearly identified in the appropriate sections as “Phase 2” (See Tdoc 97-652 and Section 3.2 below). There is therefore only one common CR to GSM 02.78 presented for approval at SMG#23. That CR has been circulated among SMG1 and Camel ad-hoc group members for review. Only minor (non-strategic) editorial changes were noted and integrated in the GSM 02.78 Specification.

7.1.3 Phase 2+ work, Release 97 and beyond

• ISDN-based DECT/GSM inter-working: SMG#23 agreed to split this feature with a first phase in Release ‘97 and a second in Release ‘98.

• Call Deflection: Stage 1 is complete and approved.

Change requests: With the exception of the CRs on CLI in Tdoc SMG 653/97, see section 7.1.1, all CRs proposed by SMG1 to SMG#23 were approved by SMG#23.


7.1.4 Other issues

Tdoc SMG 817/97, source Philips Consumer Communications, was presented by Juha Rapeli. The document proposes a Simplex Voice Service (SVS) for GSM. SMG1 is asked to discuss the proposal.

7.2 SMG 2

Status report: Tdoc SMG 767/97, the SMG2 status report, was presented by Niels Peter Skov Andersen. It was approved.

As expected the work load have increased due to the UMTS activities. The work load in relation to GSM has not decreased as expected. As a consequence the meeting activity has increased in order to ensure sufficient time for handling the UMTS work and the radio aspects of the phase 2+ work items such as GPRS.

However, this has created a situation where SMG2 has difficulties in finding hosts for the meetings. One SMG2 WPA meeting had to be cancelled because no host was found.

On this issue, a Chairman’s letter to SMG is contained in Annex 7 of this report.

For issues related to GPRS, ASCI and CTS: see section 6. Adaptive Multi Rate Codec related issues: see section 7.10.

In addition to these work items, the following main work was done on GSM:

• Work on Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation have been started. SMG2 have received contributions related to improvement of both the modulation and the channel coding. A draft of the feasibility study report on Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation is provided for information in Tdoc SMG 768/97.

• GSM Cordless Telephony System: SMG2 have initiated the SMG2 relevant parts of the work on the GSM Cordless Telephony System. However, SMG2 is not yet in a state where the work can be presented to SMG.

• In the period SMG2 have not performed any additional work on the subject of: Integration of DECT and GSM based on dual mode terminals. SMG are asked to note that the Public Enquiry for EN 301 242 on the subject of DECT and GSM based on dual mode terminals ends 17 October 1997.

• Problems with certain mobile stations with unknown BCCH messages and pseudo-length have been studied.

• Fast moving mobile station - Hierarchical Networks: SMG2 has produced GSM 05.22, a technical report on radio link management in hierarchical network. However, there has been little progress on GSM 05.20, the TR on radio performance at high speed (above 250 km/h), despite several attempts to accelerate the work.


• Radio specification for R-GSM: SMG2 concluded the work on standardisation of the R-GSM band, which consists of the E-GSM band plus the band (876-880 MHz for the uplink and 921-925 MHz for the downlink) allocated by CEPT for train communication.

• High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD): SMG2 completed the work on the radio part of high speed data (HSCSD) at SMG#20. The only change are introduction of additional multi slot classes to allow for GPRS terminals. This change is presented to SMG#23 for approval.

• SMG2 have further progressed the work on BTS performance requirements for very small cell (picocell) scenarios.

• MS Antenna Test Method: SMG2 have for some time received a number of contributions.

SMG attention required:

• Public Enquiry for EN 301 242 on the subject of DECT and GSM based on dual mode terminals ends 17 October 1997.

• The draft feasibility study on Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation in Tdoc SMG 768/97 is presented for information

Change requests

• Change requests in documents Tdoc SMG 638/97, Tdoc SMG 639/97, Tdoc SMG 640/97, Tdoc SMG 717/97 (exept 04.08 A217 which is dealt with in section 7.3), Tdoc SMG 718/97, Tdoc SMG 735/97, Tdoc SMG 769/97 and Tdoc SMG 770/97 were approved by SMG#23; among these CRs, the Release ’97 CRs are approved by SMG#23 pending a decision of SMG on the presentation of releases in the SMG specifications. It should be noted that the phase 2 change request and some phase 2+ could impact equipment already existing or under development and therefore can be regarded as being of principal character. Concerning the CR in Tdoc SMG 769/97 to GSM 05.05, it was clarified that SMG7 should, in due time, reflect the CR in the Mobile station test specifications and possibly in the TBRs.

Concerning Problems of certain mobile stations with unknown BCCH messages and pseudo-length, Niels Peter Skov Andersen presented a revision of Tdoc SMG 773/97 in Tdoc SMG 845/97 containing CRs to GSM 04.08, GSM 09.94 and GSM 03.26; the revision had been worked out by a small group during SMG#23 including the SMG2 Chairman and the SMG2 WPA Chairman..

The CRs to GSM 04.08 in Tdoc SMG 845/97were approved by SMG#23. On request of Armin Toepfer, it was noted that if unsolved problems in the matter are discovered there will be the possibility to further improve these specifications. Some consequential corrections (e.g., in GSM 04.07) might also be necessary.

The CRs to 03.26 and 09.94 in Tdoc SMG 845/97were conditionally approved by SMG#23, depending on further checks of possible problems until the next GSM MoU TWG meeting, and depending on the output from the GSM MoU TWG meeting itself.

On request of Pietro Porzio Giusto, it was confirmed that the Change Requests in Tdoc SMG 845/97do not request mandatory changes of the network.


Other issues:

R-GSM: It was explained that discussions on the requirements to mobile stations (e.g., concerning filters) resulting from the fact that R-GSM contains E-GSM and therefore P-GSM were planned but did not (yet) take place.

Pietro Porzio Giusto presented Tdoc SMG 805/97, source TIM, proposing to ask SMG2 to specify the radio performance of hand held terminals with integral antennas in terms of the minimum field strength at which the required performance is met, for any orientation of the terminal with respect to the propagation path as well as the maximum difference between the sensitivity at different orientations, and to consider the effect of the human body.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen responded that the measurement methods for this requirement have not been identified yet, but there is an SMG2 work item on antenna test methods, which, once completed, might allow to go on with the proposal. Chris Cavigioli stated that this work is supported by activities of a common ECTEL TMS and GSM MoU TWG group were participation of TIM experts would be highly welcome; he volunteered to give an interim report from the group to SMG#24. TIM has developed measurements methods and is willing to contribute to those groups.

7.3 SMG 3

The SMG3 status report in Tdoc SMG 814/97 was presented by Michel Mouly, Chairman of SMG3. The status report was approved by SMG#23.

7.3.1 Phase 2:

Phase 2 CRs to GSM 04.08, 09.02 and 09.10 in Tdoc SMG 711/97 and Tdoc SMG 693/97 were approved by SMG#23.

7.3.2 Release ‘96

Tdoc SMG 796/97, Tdoc SMG 712/97, Tdoc SMG 692/97, Tdoc SMG 699/97, Tdoc SMG 713/97 contain Release ’96 corrections to GSM 03.02, GSM 09.02 and GSM 04.08. All CRs in these documents were approved by SMG#23.

Universal Geographical Area Description (GAD): GSM 03.32, Universal Geographical Area Description (GAD), in Tdoc SMG 705/97 was approved by SMG#23. Stephen Hayes will forward the specification to T1P1. It is at the moment limited to CAMEL requirements but shall be used to evolve as the basis for further functions in future.

All Release ‘96 CRs in Tdoc SMG 693/97 were also approved by SMG#23.


7.3.3 Release ’97 and beyond

Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS): GSM 03.93 and 04.93, Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber, stage 2 and stage 3 in Tdoc SMG 725/97 and Tdoc SMG 726/97 were presented for information in their version 1.0.0. It is planned to present the stage 2 and 3 descriptions to SMG#24 for approval, however there is a risk of delays. Niels Peter Skov Andersen expressed concerns on spectrum efficiency of the services (avoidable reservation of radio channels); this would be a blocking factor for Tele Danmark to accept the specifications, and Tele Danmark would insist on a voting.

Immediate Service Termination: removed from release 97. See also a liaison statement to SMG10 in Annex A of the status report.

Follow me: might be too late for Release ‘97.

Multiple Subscriber Profile: removed from Release ‘97.

Support of Private Numbering Plan (SPNP): A feasibility study had been requested whether this feature could be realised with CAMEL. This study has not been done, and CAMEL Phase 1 and Phase 2 can no more be modified to include new functionality. So, either SPNP is implementable in Release ‘96 or ‘97 or not.

North American Equal Access (NAEA): CRs on NAEA in Tdoc SMG 689/97 were approved by SMG#23.

Tandem Free Operation: see SMG11.

7.3.4 Other issues:

MAP monitoring: Tdoc SMG 734/97, presented by Dirk Weiler on behalf of Siemens, indicates an equal coding of two different operations in different versions of MAP. Whereas this doesn’t lead to ambiguities in the protocol (because the history of the TCAP dialogue determines the decoding), it does hinder context-free monitoring. SMG#23 decided that there is a requirement for such monitoring. SMG3 WPC is tasked to treat the problem in that sense (if suitable by changes in MAP and in the handbook) until SMG#24. Due to impact on Release ‘96, the matter is urgent.

Liaison statements from SMG3 to SMG:

IP port numbers for GPRS: Annex C of the status report is a: Liaison statement to SMG on Protocol parameters of GPRS backbone networks. It requested SMG#23 to mandate PT12 to contact IANA (Internet Assigned Numbering Authority) in order to request a reservation of three port numbers for IP based GPRS backbone networks. It was approved that PT SMG should initiate the activity. If arguments are found in future that the numbers should be reserved for GSM MoU instead of ETSI, the responsibility might be transferred.

Sub System Numbers (SSN): ITU-T is allocating the SCCP subsystem numbers. SMG needs new numbers for GSM for new subsystems like CAMEL servers and GPRS nodes.

Annex B of the SMG3 status report, a proposed contribution to ITU-T for the allocation of SSNs reserved for GSM use, was endorsed by SMG.


7.4 SMG4

Phase 2: There are no changes to phase 2 specifications in the area of SMG4.

Release 96:

• Corrections on High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD),

• 14.4 kbit/s User Data Rate: Some corrections. On support of V.32bis modem type, it was decided to delete the codepoint for V.32bis, because V.32bis calls can be supported using V.34 signalling.

• V.120/RDI interworking: Some detailed changes to GSM 09.07 are expected for SMG#24. SMG4 decided to add a new command to GSM 07.07 to set V.120 protocol parameters values for MO calls. This new command was found essential to the support of the feature by terminals and is therefore part of GSM release 96.

• SMG4 discussed the possibility of maintaining information on TA implementations or region dependent problems that may be relevant for interworking with GSM in a permanent document. It was proposed that for the time being an informative annex to GSM 09.07 could be elaborated that could later on form a technical report on its own.

• GSM 07.08 (GSM API): GSM 07.08 needs a rapporteur.

• Referencing to ETS 300 102-1 / EN 300 403-1: The ISDN DSS1 specification ETS 300 102-1 is now succeded by ETS 300 403-1. This may lead to interworking problems with ISDN networks. SMG4 will seek clarification with SMG3 and SPS5.

Release 97 and beyond:

• Multiplexing protocol at TE/MS interface: SMG4 plans to present a new GSM specification 07.10 to SMG#24 for approval in Release ’97. The solution studied is based on an asynchronous HDLC solution with inclusion of parts of the EMP protocol proposed by Ersicsson.

• Support of Shared Data Interworking (SIWF): Some minor corrections or clarifications were produced. A CR to GSM 03.02 was produced and forwarded to SMG3.

• USSD Enhancements: Input from SMG1 and SMG3 is awaited.

• Mobile SMS Busy: SMG4 agreed that the VMSC should schedule the alerting of SC’s in the event of MS busy. Also the VMSC should set the waiting flag directly in the HLR in the event that the MS becomes detached during MS busy. The same

AP Stefan Aprath, David Williams, SMG members, American delegation at SMG#23. Chinese Delegation at SMG#23

Annex B of the SMG3 status report (Tdoc SMG 814/97), a proposed contribution to ITU-T for the allocation of SSNs reserved for GSM use, should be presented to ITU by SMG member companies with the indication “on behalf of SMG”. Companies wanting to co-source the paper should contact Stefan Aprath. The Chairman invited the American and Chinese delegates to seek support in their countries as well. The contribution will be forwarded to SPS2 as well for information.


procedure would satisfy the Memory capacity exceeded situation. The operation in a GPRS environment needs some more discussion.

• SMS forwarding: The requirements are unclear to SMG4. A joint meeting with SMG1 is proposed. Possibly, some of the requirements could be met by an exclusively SMS-SC based solution, but other requirements might be better solved with a HLR/PLMN based solution.

• Network indication of alerting in the MS: The service requirements for SMS alerting indication were found impractical in SMG4. SMS alerting should be postponed until Release ‘98. Backward compatibility problems (if the alerting category was transported in the RP layer) or (if the TP layer was used) the question how the user data header could be modified if not by the SM-SC. A LS to SMG1 was sent and a joint meeting on the issue was proposed.

• SMS Enhancements: SMG1 had proposed to give some priority to the problem of unwanted SMS. This could be achieved by a mandatory inclusion of the Originating Address field to the SM PDU. However, SMG4 sees problem cases where unwanted amouts of messages would be diagnosed as unwanted SMS.

• Enhancements to GSM 07.05 and 07.07: Some new commands to control the MS by the TE are proposed as part of release 97.

Informal contact with Mobile Data Initiative: Kevin Holley attended a meeting of the MDI and presented the work of SMG4. MDI commented on the variety of data compression schemes which make application in the market difficult. Generally there is positive response from MDI concerning collaboration with ETSI SMG on certain issues.

In a letter received from the manager of MDI it was commented that GSM 07.05 and 07.07 should be made available more publicly and offered support from the MDI Internet server. It was decided that summaries of GSM 07.05 and GSM 07.07 shall be made available to the public. PT SMG examined the current possibilities to use the public area of the ETSI WWW Server. The ongoing discussions with the secretariat prompted PT SMG to ask MDI to make the documents available on their server but to include a link to ETSI where the complete specs can be purchased at reasonable cost.

Change requests: All CRs presented to SMG#23 were approved by SMG#23, for the Release ’97 CRs pending a decision of SMG on the presentation of releases in the SMG specifications.

7.5 SMG6

The SMG6 status report in Tdoc SMG 685/97 was presented by the SMG6 Chairperson, Gisela Hertel. It was approved.


Main activities:

12.08 Subgroup (subscriber and equipment trace): The subgroup have now been largely concentrating on phase 2+ issues with the exception of some phase 2 corrections. Work on HSCSD and Optimal routing is now complete and the work required for CAMEL and ASCI has been assessed by the group as minor. Tdoc SMG 687/97 contains a number of phase 2 and phase 2+ release ’97 CRs to GSM 12.08.

12.11 Subgroup (Fault Management of the BSS): Work is continuing on Enhancements of fault management functions of the BSS and Modelling of Fault Management Functions. Work completion is planned by SMG #26. During the course of their work, it was noticed that part of the wording in the Simple File Transfer Control is not in line with the current definition. The CR 12.00-A028 (in Tdoc SMG 687/97) corrects this problem.

GPRS Subgroup: The main priority of the group is to complete charging related specifications. It was agreed at SMG6 #21 to develop two temporary SMG6 documents. A 10 series documents will contain the necessary changes to all 12 series specification related to GPRS charging; another 10 series document will contain the changes necessary to the 12 series regarding other GPRS O&M issues. It is not intended that these documents ever get published. Instead, the aim is make it easier to track the changes and also to allow interested GPRS groups from other STCs to more easily see the changes required.

Charging subgroup: work on incorporation of CAMEL and HSCSD into GSM 12.05. The GSM MoU CAGE 2+ group has also been involved in the review the resulting CRs. Further work on other phase 2+ work items is planned but no meetings have yet been scheduled.

No new work items are presented to SMG #23.

Giesela Hertel invited the Chinese delegation for participation in the SMG6 work and/or for forwarding requirements to the SMG6 work.

Tdoc SMG 851/97 is a document showing the degree of application of the SMG specifications on GSM networks.

The GSM MoU Chairman Neil Lilly announced that TG30 and TG34, the GSM MoU specifications relevant for Third Generation, will be forwarded to SMG6 and should be studied as soon as possible.

ETSI TC on TMN: The responsibilities of SMG6 for O & M in GSM and UMTS work were reviewed. The agreement on the work responsibilities between SMG6 and TC TMN on UMTS TMN aspects (Board#9 Tdoc 08) is annexed to the SMG8 status report. A working relation with the new TC TMN was established and allows SMG6 to continue their work.

Change requests: All CRs proposed to SMG#23 (see section 9 of the SMG8 status report) were approved by SMG#23.


Gisela Hertel expressed thanks to the SMG community for support and for showing how appreciated SMG6 work is in SMG. Also, thanks should be forwarded to SMG6 experts for their engaged and excellent work.

7.6 SMG7

The SMG7 Status Report in Tdoc SMG 666/97 was presented by Rémi Thomas, chairman of SMG. The status report was approved by SMG#23.

Main activities:

• Phase 2:

∗ New handover test cases for multiband operation (to cover the cases of a single BCCH for more than one band of operation)

∗ Testing of Radio link protocol (RLP): SMG4 experts are invited to participate at SMG7 #16 (25th - 27th November, 1997 in Lund, Sweden) for outstanding corrections of GSM 11.10 section 29 on RLP.

∗ Review of the TTCN CRs: This has been done according to the rules approved by SMG in Annex 2 of Tdoc SMG 407/97. The corresponding Change Requests are in Tdoc SMG 671/97 to Tdoc SMG 677/97, and are available in electronic form only.

∗ TBRs: No changes were found necessary. ∗ EFR: Translation to TTCN of signalling tests for EFR were presented to

SMG#23 in Tdoc SMG 678. After that, the outstanding work are RF tests for EFR.

• Phase 2+ Work:

∗ High Speed Circuit Switch Data (HSCSD): The work is in principle completed by SMG#23, some slight changes are expected for SMG#24.

∗ CTS testing and GPRS testing will start.

Future Work Plan: Outstanding for Release ’96 are tests on

• CBCH extension

• new cell re-selection mechanisms

• ASCI

• SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 9 message, BCCH scheduling

• use of Progress Indicator 64

• Explicit Call Transfer

Work on Release ’97 will have to include

• Call Completion to Busy Subscriber

• GPRS

• CTS. The working assumption of SMG7 that both the CTS mobile staton and the CTS fixed part should be considered as terminals, was confirmed by SMG.

• ASCI phase 2

The development of tests for the following aspects are now under the responsibility of SMG9:

• Electrical characteristics of reset


• Multi Application SIM

• SIM speed enhancements

• SIM toolkit.

Applicability of TTCN: SMG#23 confirmed that TTCN version of RF tests in GSM 11.10 are not normative.

SMG9 is responsible for the tests of the ME interface to the SIM. SMG#23 decided that SMG7 will have a joint responsibility for the TBR parts related to theses aspects.

The amount of necessary RF tests for EFR was debated. SMG2 should give guidance to SMG7.

Inclusion of GSM 1900 tests into GSM 11.10: SMG7 members have received a document from CETECOM including all changes to 11.10 identified by this company as necessary for the inclusion of GSM 1900 tests. The necessary change requests for inclusion of the GSM 1900 into the GSM core and test specifications should be worked out by T1P1 and the SMG STCs with the target date SMG#25/SMG#26.

Change requests:

All CRs listed in section 9 of the status report were approved by SMG#23 with the following exceptions:

• the new ATS in Tdoc SMG 679/97 should go into an informative (part of a) specification, exact location to be decided by SMG7.

• CRs 11-10 A270 and A283 in Tdoc SMG 667/97 were superseded by revisions in Tdoc SMG 681/97 which were elaborated by a small group including the MSG7 Chairman during SMG#23. SMG#23 approved the CRs in Tdoc SMG 681/97.

It was clarified that A309 in Tdoc SMG 676/97 refers to SMG7 Tdoc 373/97 instead of SMG7 Tdoc 375/97; in the cover sheet of A319, the indication of affects to the network is an editorial error. The CRs in Tdoc SMG 681/97 had been cross-checked by a small group including Athol Berry during SMG#23 before they were approved by SMG#23.

In addition, the CRs in Tdoc SMG 680/97 were approved.

EFR signalling tests: Tdoc SMG 781/97 was presented by Mike Brown, Anite. The paper identifies that the list of EFR signalling tests is not in line with the selection decided by SMG7 #14 (May ’97 in Stockholm) and endorsed by SMG#22; and that, as a consequence, more signalling tests than decided by SMG7 and SMG are presently included in TBRs 19 and 31. It proposes a CR to TBR 19 and 31 reducing the repetition of GSM 11.10 EFR handover tests in the TBRs.

A small group including the SMG7 Chairman studied the problem during SMG#23 and reported to SMG#23 that the correct list for TBRs is the one outlined in the report of MSG7 #14; the small group proposed to SMG

• to reject Tdoc SMG 781/97

• to recommend to GTAAB to perform the changes to NT.04 indicated in Tdoc SMG 870/97

• to forward Tdoc SMG 853/97, a revision of Tdoc SMG 781/97, to SMG7 for further discussion


• to send liaison statement contained in Tdoc SMG 870/97 on EFR test case selection to SMG2 and GTAAB.

These proposals were approved by SMG#23.

Rémi Thomas presented Tdoc SMG 802/97 which aims to reflect new requirements on the receiver in the EFR case which had been introduced in GSM 05.05. A revision of Tdoc SMG 802/97 in Tdoc SMG 857/97 was elaborated by a small group including Rémi Thomas during SMG#23. The Change Request in Tdoc SMG 857/97 was approved by SMG#23.

Jean-Jacques Davidian presented Tdoc SMG 813/97, showing a general milestone plan for MS testing and type approval. It will be used for monitoring progress in testing and type approval of new work items in the future.

Other type approval matters

• GSM Facilities: Peter Zollman presented Tdoc SMG 764/97, the status of GSM phase 2 test case implementation, for information. GSM Facilities will be closing down development operations at the end of 1997.

• Voluntary Certification Scheme (VCS): Peter Zollman presented ongoing planning of the VCS for the GSM family of terminal equipments. He gave an overview of the underlying problems and motivations like limitations of type approval. Some operators as Telstra, Australia, already apply voluntary certification. He presented the intended of voluntary certification. The following steps are foreseen:

∗ Stage 1:- MoU-CTF Initial study - MoU#38 Sept ‘97 decision to fund project; ∗ Q4/97:- Select VCS Project Manager; ∗ Stage 2:- VCS Project - detailed planning & initial implementation tasks with

industry - MoU#40 Oct ‘98 to decide to proceed further; ∗ Stage 3:- Final implementation and VCS launch - 1999? TBD. See Tdoc SMG 765/97.

Didier Chauveau underlined the importance of Standards as underlying test specifications. Peter Zollman confirmed the intention to use the SMG test specifications as much as possible for the VCS and indicated that SMG had been represented by Ansgar Bergmann in MoU-CTF following an earlier decision by SMG plenary. A discussion of the concepts took place and this needs to be continued in different fora; conclusions were not made.

A small group including the SMG7 Chairman was convened during SMG#23 to propose actions to encourage the use of SMG test specifications for certification. As recommended by that group, SMG#23 approved the following liaison to GSM MoU CTF/VCS:

∗ GSM MoU CTF/VCS project is invited to transmit to SMG7 for review test purposes which they want to use and which are not currently in GSM 11.10; to propose the new test purposes and/or new test methods for inclusion in GSM 11.10.

∗ GSM MoU CTF/VCS is asked to invite SMG7 representatives to participate in their meetings reviewing test purposes.


7.7 SMG8

The report was in two parts, the first dealing the SMG8 issues and the second with EMC issues for GSM infrastructure.

7.7.1 SMG 8 Status

Tdoc SMG 782/97 contains the SMG8 status report, which was presented by the SMG8 chairman, Simon Pike. It was approved.

Main activities:

• Phase 2:

∗ Radio Link management tests are now considered to be complete. See Tdoc SMG 783/97, CR 11.21-A050 and A051.

∗ Testing of BSS with ancillary amplifiers ∗ Testing of BSS with multiple antenna ports ∗ Spurious emissions: Changes may be required to the method of measurement

for spurious emissions to ensure that it is reliable and repeatable. However, conclusions were not reached.

∗ EFR signalling tests ∗ Addition of R-GSM aspects to 11.26 (repeater tests)

• Phase 2+ Release ‘96:

∗ 11.21 tests are complete (some final checking is required). ∗ 11.23: work outstanding.

Almost no progress was made on HR signalling tests.

Version management: SMG agreed that the phase 2 and phase 2+ BSS test aspect should be covered by one single series of specifications.

For the status of BSS test specifications as EN etc. see Tdoc SMG 743/97.

Change requests: All CRs proposed by SMG8 (see section 9 of the SMG8 Status Report) were approved by SMG#23.

Tdoc SMG 785/97 is a draft type approval report form; it was approved by SMG#23 for submission to CEPT RR1.

AP Jonathan West, Jean-Jacques Davidian: To send a corresponding liaison statement to GSM MoU CTF/VCS.


7.7.2 Report of TC ERM #03

Tdoc SMG 791/97 contains a report of SMG-relevant matters from the meeting of TC/ERM on 6th to 10th October, 1997.

Points of special interest:

• SMG comments to the ERC SE21 recommendation on spurious emissions should be available for the next ERM/RM meeting. 11th - 12th December, 1997. SMG2 will study the matter.

• ERM invites SMG to provide information about the work item CTS. A liaison statement to ERM/RM on the status of GSM CTS in Tdoc SMG 874/97 (revision of Tdoc SMG 863/97) was presented by Simon Pike was approved by SMG#23.

• The revised CTE Directive should be available soon.

• SMG may wish to comment on a liaison statement from SE21 to ERM on intermodulation in terminals. SMG2 might consider the matter.

• Liaison functions from SMG to TG1 and ERM (on CTS and UMTS) should be established, volunteers are invited.

• ERM has established a task group to study the (possibly serious) impact of the Automotive Directive on radiocommunications equipment. See Tdoc SMG 864/97

7.8 SMG9

Tdoc SMG 787/97, the status report of SMG9, was presented by Klaus Vedder. It was approved.

Vice chairs: Walter Mohrs (T-Mobil), has resigned as vice-chairman at SMG9 #13. Klaus Vedder and the SMG plenary thanked him for his work. New vice chairmen are Nigel Barnes from Motorola and Colin Hamling from Cellnet.

Main work concern:

• SIM application toolkit CRs to the SIM toolkit specification, GSM 11.14 in Tdoc SMG 789/97

• in a joint activity with SMG10, SIM application toolkit security aspects: GSM 03.48 in Tdoc SMG 790/97 was presented to SMG#23 for information.

• Introduction of optional UCS2 in addition to the SMS default 7 bits alphabet for coding alpha-files in the SIM. Support of UCS2 is proposed as optional, but if supported, three variants would be mandatory (plain coding and two compression schemes). The changes are not backward compatible. In this context, Radi Kar presented Tdoc SMG 823/97, objecting against making variants 2) and 3) mandatory, because in languages with more than 128 characters, these variants are not applicable. It was decided to postpone the CR.

• Clarification of CHV issues1.

• SIM test specification: GSM 11.17 is expected for approval at SMG#24.

1 CHV, Card Holder Verification information, means the same as PIN, but “PIN” is now old-fashioned


• Tactile identifier: The ETSI standard ETS 300 767 "Telephone Prepayment Cards;Tactile Identifier". has been published. It seems not in line with work currently being undertaken in ISO/IEC nor did it take into account SMG#20’s comments (Tdoc SMG 760/96).

• Low voltage SIM/ME interface: the first draft has been elaborated.

Rémi Thomas presented Tdoc SMG 828/97, source France Telecom, requesting all Mobile Equipments (ME) supporting the SIM toolkit to have a common behaviour when an information is provided by the SIM for presentation purposes. The plenary agreed that the behaviour of an ME following a command from a toolkit application resident in the SIM shall be predictable. Tdoc SMG 828/97 is sent to SMG9 for further checking.

Change requests: Change Request 11.11-A052 on UCS 2 in Tdoc SMG 788/97 was withdrawn. All other Change Requests proposed to SMG#23 as listed in Tdoc SMG 787/97 were approved by SMG#23.

7.9 SMG10

The SMG10 status report (Tdoc SMG 780/97) was presented by the SMG10 Chairman, Mike Walker. It was approved.

• WPA: work on

∗ GPRS ∗ SIM toolkit and ∗ CTS security: see a liaison statement to SMG#23 on a proposed work plan

proposing creation of a new annex to 03.20, development of algorithms A3* and A8* and possibly re-use of A5/2. Ericsson will support editorial and administrative work.

• WPB:

∗ FIGS ∗ IST ∗ Absent SIMs ∗ SS7 security

• WPC: UMTS security

• WPD: Lawful Interception

MoU has provided funding for SAGE for the GPRS A5 algorithm development. Most of the budget is for 1998.

GSM 01.61 and on GPRS security requirements in Tdoc SMG 777/97was approved by SMG#23.

GSM 01.31 and GSM 02.31, Fraud Information Gathering System, stage 0 and stage 1 in Tdoc SMG 779/97 were approved by SMG#23.

Change requests: Two Change Requests to GSM 03.20 in Tdoc SMG 778/97 were approved by SMG#23. As a consequence, it is now made mandatory for the network to encrypt GPRS.


Liaison statements2:

ASCI: A liaison statement from SMG10 on ASCI security aspects (when to initiate authentication) was withdrawn, the question will be discussed further in SMG10 based on input of Peter van der Arend.

Lawful interception: A liaison statement to SMG and TC Security on Progress Report on Stage 2 work for lawful interception GSM 03.33 in Tdoc SMG 780/97 was endorsed by SMG#23, it will be forwarded to TC Security.

FIGS: A liaison statement to SMG, SMG1, SMG3, MoU-BARG, MoU-TADIG, MoU-FF, MoU-LRG concerning FIGS "Vision" document for Stage 2 in Tdoc SMG 780/97 was discussed in SG#23. A workshop between SMG1 and SMG3 on FIGS should be organised by the SMG10 Chairman.

Number Portability: A liaison statement to SMG and SMG1 on Number Portability was noted. SMG10 believe that there is fraud potential with number portability and issues of commercial confidentiality between networks. However, at this time, there is insufficient information for SMG10 to conduct a proper review.

CTS: A liaison statement to SMG, SMG1, SMG2, SMG3, SMG3-SA, SMG9, MoU, SAGE on GSM Cordless Telephony System (CTS)- working plan was noted by SMG#23.

7.10 SMG11

The SMG11 status report (Tdoc SMG 736/97) was presented by the SMG11 Chairman, Phil Gaskell. It was approved.

There were no Phase 1 CRs.

Non-strateic CRs to 06. Series in Tdoc SMG 737/97 resulting from UAP 60 -UAP 61 - Vote 115 were approved. Non-Strategic Phase 2+ CRs to GSM 06.01, GSM 06.10 and GSM 06.41 were approved for Release 97. The test sequences included therein will facilitate testing of network transcoders (PCM -Full Rate) which only have 8-bit terminal access points. It was reaffirmed that the modification required to the FR implementation are optional.

The TR 03.58 v. 2.0.0 in Tdoc SMG 738/97 on “Characterisation, test methods and quality assessment for handsfree MSs” was approved.

The Technical Report on codec interoperability tests (funded by MoU and ETSI), has been progressed. This shows the speech quality obtained for various codecs in tandeming scenarios in the presence of background noise and channel errors. Advantages of TFO operation are highlighted, especially for the half-rate codec. The TR will be presented for information to SMG, possibly at the next meeting.

2 as usual, they are annexed to the status report


Tandem Free Operation (TFO): Since there was strong interest to have TFO soon, a phased approach to enable TFO to be operated and applied more widely in the future was felt appropriate.

The first phase is based on an in-band solution. The Stage 1 description of the in-band solution was presented for approval, while Stage 2 in Tdoc 826/97 was presented for information by William Navarro.

It was noted that the general applicability of the in-band TFO solution has some limitations (due to In-Path Equipments). The informative Annex A to the SMG11 Status Report in Tdoc 736/97 “Limitations of initial in-band TFO implementations” will be added to the Stage 1 description.

Rémi Thomas brought the attention of the meeting to handover technique aspects that should be taken into account in the Stage 2 description.

The TS 02.53 v. 2.0.0 “Tandem Free Operation of Speech Codecs in Mobile -to-mobile communications Stage 1” in Tdoc SMG 739/97 was approved on the understanding that an informative annex on applicability will be added.

Tdoc 808/97 (produced for information) was withdrawn and will be re-presented at SMG#24 meeting.

For Tdoc SMG 817/97, source Philips Consumer Communications, proposing a Simplex Voice Service (SVS) for GSM, see section 7.1.

Adaptive Multi Rate Codec:

The AMR Study Phase Report in Tdoc SMG 740/97 was presented by Phil Gaskell.

An AMR system adapts to local radio channel and traffic conditions and selects the optimum channel (half- or full-rate) and codec mode for the best combination of speech quality and capacity.

Performance: The report predicts

• in full-rate mode only, an improvement of robustness to high error levels equating to an improvement of sensitivity between 4dB and 6dB, subject to the robustness of the signalling channel.

• compared to a traditional EFR/HR combination, an average quality improvement corresponding to 70% of the difference between FR and EFR

• for a capacity improvement of 30% (relative to FR only) a wireline quality (G.728 or better) in 80% of the calls.

Comments from SMG2: Niels Peter Skov Andersen stated that SMG2 have participated in the work related to the Adaptive Multi Rate codec (AMR) feasibility study. As the matter is rather complex SMG2 received only a few contributions on the subject. One of the early contributions discussed by SMG2, contained simulation bit error rates at different protections levels. From the results of the simulations it was concluded that an adaptive multi rate codec will only gain from the additional protection when frequency hopping is used.


Even though a significant part of the SMG2 meetings have been devoted to AMR work, there are too few contributions to really progress work according to schedule. SMG2 believes that any time schedule for the AMR shall reflect reality and that SMG should obtain commitment for the necessary work from the members before agreeing any aggressive time schedule.

Simulations: It was clarified that in the simulations, the existing signalling procedures and link management are assumed. Real (in-band and RLC) adaptation mechanisms were not included in the simulations.

Capacity and quality gain: The capacity gain is equal to the existing one when introducing half rate and EFR. But there is a quality gain.

Cost to introduce AMR: This hasn’t been studied.

Dropped calls: The AMR operation should not affect the dropped call rates. Above 4-5 dB C/I the existing radio link failure scheme is sufficiently robust. For coverage below that margin, a modification of the existing radio link failure scheme might decrease the dropped call rate.

Wideband service option: This means the feasibility of adding a special mode to AMR which would support a wideband speech service (typically 50 Hz - 7kHz). Phil Gaskell reported that the target date of Release ’98 for narrowband AMR is ambitious and was considered by SMG11 on the assumption that the wideband option is not contained.

Speeding up the process: It is proposed to request full solutions (including in-band signalling, error handling etc.) for the selection of the AMR codec.

Resources for subjective testing: An amount of around 400 kEcu is necessary for the selection process (evaluation of candidates in test laboratories). The matter has to be investigated as soon as possible.

Funding for the AMR selection process: SMG was asked by SMG11 to recommend actions to achieve funding for the AMR selection process. This has to be discussed further.

Additional results of John Kelliher: John Kelliher, Orange, informed the meeting that he has got results which predict even better performance of AMR. A presentation of these results at SMG#23 was not possible due to lack of time.

The discussion focused on the question on whether a narrowband AMR should be developed with priority, whether a wideband AMR should also be the short term goal (with possibly a less tight time-scale) and what role AMR should play for UMTS; documents supporting the discussion expressed positions of member organisations:

Positions of GSM North America (Tdoc SMG 840/97), of Ericsson and Nokia in Tdoc SMG 838/97 and Tdoc SMG 837/97, of Bellsouth Mobility DCS in Tdoc SMG 839/97;

of MoU SERG in Tdoc SMG 832/97, of GSM MoU in Tdoc SMG 819/97, of Vodafone in Tdoc SMG 831/97, of France Telecom/CNET, Italtel, Mannesmann Mobilfunk, Matra Communication, SFR, Siemens and T-Mobil in Tdoc SMG 824/97, of France Telecom in Tdoc SMG 829/97.


The SMG11 Chairman presented the following alternatives:

a) start narrowband AMR immediately

• target

∗ codec specification by 12/98 ∗ system specifications during 1999

• wideband may be added to AMR as later option according to outcome of wideband feasibility assessment (March ’98)

• hooks for wideband are included in the narrowband specifications

b) delay start of narrowband for potential joint narrowband / wideband codec selection

• target: 6 to 12 months later than a).

An initial show of hands gave 30 voices for a) and 22 for b).

As a result of some consultation, Phil Gaskell presented Tdoc SMG 860/97, AMR, the way forward. The document was approved by SMG#23. It is Annex 12 of this report. It was also decided by SMG#23 that the AMR performance requirements and wideband aspects should be submitted to SMG for approval before SMG11 proceeds with the selection process. In order to meet the schedule agreed in Tdoc SMG 860/97, SMG11 shall define the performances under dynamic conditions and associated tests as soon as possible (to keep the time plans it is necessary at SMG#24).

The work item description sheet in Annex G to Tdoc SMG 740/97 was approved by SMG#23.

8 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

8.1 NEW WORK ITEMS

8.1.1 Mobile application execution environment (MAEE)

Nigel Barnes presented Tdoc SMG 709/97, the work item description and feasibility study of MAEE. The work item and work item description were approved by SMG#23 with SMG4 as prime responsible STC, subject to a satisfactory resolution of problems of the relation between ETSI and WAP (see below). A work item rapporteur should be named as soon as possible.

Allistair Urie and others indicated possible problems with the relation between WAP and ETSI., among others concerning open membership in WAP. Allistair Urie and Rémi Thomas were asked to prepare a Liaison Statement from SMG to WAP to be approved by correspondence (the resulting liaison statement is in annex 4).

8.1.2 Work items for deletion

No deletion of work items was decided by SMG#23.

8.1.3 Status of Releases

See GSM Phase 2+ Roadmap in Annex 6 of this report.


8.2 SMG/T1P1 WORKING PROCEDURES

Fred Hillebrand and Ansgar Bergmann had participated at T1P1 and T1P1.5 meetings in August 1997 and elaborated together with the T1 Chairman, Gerry Peterson, the T1P1 Chairman, Mel Woinsky, the T1P1 Chairman, Ed Ehrlich, and the ATIS Secretary working procedures for common GSM specifications between SMG and T1P1; they had been sent to SMG for comments; they had been approved by T1P1 with minor modifications only related to T1P1. A version including these modifications and further modifications only related to SMG/ETSI in Tdoc SMG 868/97 was approved by SMG#23.

The working procedures shall be based on a future co-operation agreement between ETSI and T1, and ATIS and T1 will take the initiative for talks with ETSI on the matter.

Attached to the working procedures in Tdoc SMG 868/97, answers to further, more general comments was approved by SMG#23.

Next practical steps are described in another attachment to Tdoc SMG 868/97. They were noted by SMG#23.

8.3 PT SMG RESOURCES

Tdoc SMG 866/97 documents the PT SMG budget usage. The decision of the ETSI Board #9 is found in Tdoc SMG 827/97.

Per Björndahl presented Tdoc SMG 865/97, a draft work plan for setting up a voluntary support scheme for PT SMG to replace traditional ETSI funding which is being withdrawn. It was commented that the activity should be complementary to the ETSI structures. Arne Foxman stated that members’ participation at the activity is highly wanted. SMG#23 asked Per Björndahl to continue the activity.

8.4 VERSION MANAGEMENT OF GSM SPECIFICATIONS

Tdoc SMG 862/97 was presented by Stefan Aprath. It proposes to create a new specification, GSM 10.01, to contain the correspondence of features/options and their finalisation in the specifications; furthermore, to use formal designators introduced by 10.01 in other specifications to indicate which part of a specification belongs to which features/options.

A small group was convened to further elaborate the matter. The result of this group is shown in Tdoc SMG 871/97 (emerging from Tdoc SMG 869/97, source Nortel) with the following additional explanation: clause c) had been contentious in the group, an alternative proposal being to replace “the STCs may decide for each specification” by “SMG is asked to decide for all specifications”.

SMG#23 approved Tdoc SMG 871/97 with the following modification

to replace clause c) by “c) In addition, SMG shall maintain R96 of GSM specifications.”

AP Ansgar Bergmann To forward the answers in attachment 1 of Tdoc SMG 868/97.


and the following clarifications

• the scheme proposed in Tdoc SMG 862/97 should be the basis of work;

• the Release ’97 specifications have to include the specification of release ’96 behaviour;

• whether to document the Release ’96 in a stand-alone series of specifications or in separate parts of each specification, should be decided by PT SMG; PT SMG stated that the latter method will be the necessary solution.

• PT SMG is requested to perform the necessary actions to reflect future corrections to GSM specifications in the Release ’96 only part.

9 UMTS MATTERS

FH draw the attention of all delegates to their duties regarding IPR especially in the context of UMTS:

Each member shall use its reasonable endeavours to timely inform ETSI of essential IPRs it becomes aware of. In particular, a member submitting a technical proposal for a standard shall, on a bona fide basis, draw the attention of ETSI to any of that member's IPR which might be essential if that proposal is adopted.

9.1 REPORTS FROM THE RELEVANT GROUPS

9.1.1 UMTS Forum

The status report from UMTS Forum was made available in Tdoc SMG 843/97. The report was presented by Thomas Beijer, Chairman of UMTS Forum.

Main issues:

• UMTS Forum has now 85 members

• The co-operation agreement with GSM MoU has been signed

• UMTS has since SMG22 been working on

∗ distribution and promotion of the Forum report A Regulatory Framework for UMTS

∗ preparation for WRC ’97.


Other issues:

Andy Watson presented Tdoc SMG 748/97, Source UMTS Forum Technology Aspects Group, containing reports on

• European REVAL - UTRD 010 2

• Key Network Technologies - UTRD 13 -3

• Satellite Technology - UTRD 14 -?

• Adaptive Terminals - UTRD 022 1

• Self Planning Radio Networks - UTRD 011 -2

They will be transferred to SMG STCs for their consideration: mainly SMG1,2,3.

9.1.2 Third Generation Interest group (3GIG)

The status report from MoU GSM 3GIG in Tdoc SMG 804/97, was presented by Neil Lilly, Chairman of MoU GSM 3GIG. Main points

• Further growing interest in GSM MoU for UMTS

• Renaming of UMTS: There are various interests to emphasize the evolution from GSM or the differences to GSM.

• Progress on 3GIG Permanent Reference Documents

• Evolution of GSM to UMTS: The evolutionary path being now widely accepted, there are more conservative and more radical approaches.

Next 12 months’ objectives for 3GIG:

• to complete the remaining 10 Permanent Reference Documents

• to evaluate evolution requirements and implementation options for UMTS

• th get but-in of non-European countries and the developing regions

• promotion for acceptance of MoU requirements.

9.1.3 GMM

Peter Adams presented the GMM report in Tdoc SMG841/97. The decision in principle to update the GMM report was noted.

9.1.4 SES

Alain Richard, Chairman of SES, presented Tdoc SMG 842/97, Report from TC SES concerning UMTS matters. Main points:

• The agreements on a UMTS satellite component with SES (as approved by SMG#22, see SMG#22 meeting report) has been approved by SES as well.

• SES agreed to the principle of subconstracting the S-UMTS work from SMG to SES. As explained in that agreement.

• SES resolved the Public Enquiry comments to TBR 41 and TBR 42 on S-PCN.


9.2 UMTS STRATEGIC MATTERS

9.2.1 T1P1 co-operation

Gary Jones reported about T1P1 activities on UMTS, see Tdoc SMG 835/97. An ad hoc group of T1P1 is studying the GSM evolution path towards the third generation based on SMG’s work on UMTS.

To co-ordinate activities between T1P1 and SMG on UMTS, an extra-ordinary SMG-CG meeting is likely to happen. The discussion should include the IMT-2000 family concept and the relations to ITU-T and ITU-R.

9.2.2 ARIB/TTC co-operation

Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 731/97, recalling

• the extended mandate approved by SMG#22 (Tdoc SMG 571/97)

• the SMG - ARIB Radio Workshop 30th June - 1st July 1997

• the SMG - TTC meeting 22nd - 23rd July 1997, and the

• SMG - TTC/ARIB meeting on 25th - 26th August 1997.

Ansgar Bergmann presented the summary of the meeting ARIB/TTC - SMG/UMTS Forum/ECTEL/GSM MoU, London, 25-26 August, 1997 in Tdoc SMG 757/97. This document contains proposed agreements between SMG and ARIB and between SMG and TTC on information flows and working together.

SMG#23 unanimously agreed that a global opening and co-operation is an important and necessary principle.

Juha Rapeli debated whether the proposed agreement with ARIB has practical consequences.

It was clarified that, in practical terms, it allows DoCoMo to participate in the relevant SMG meetings; it allows also European companies without presence in Japan to participate in ARIB meetings; ARIB will provide interpreters when requested.

The proposed agreement also gives clearer guidelines to chairpersons: The ETSI TWP allow anyhow the chairperson of a group to invite non-members if that is justified. But the proposed agreement there avoids any discussions on such an individual decision; the SMG2 chairman commented that he considers participation of ARIB in the relevant SMG2 (sub-group) meetings on UMTS Radio Access definition as justified.

Questions were raised (e.g. by Albert Dorgelo) whether the mentioned list of participating organisations at the multi-lateral meeting misses some important groups. Per Björndahl responded that TIA 45 is responsible for all groups including, e.g., IS 136 (where an ongoing proposal for a TDMA based evolution was reported by Allistair Urie).

Board#8 noted the proposed agreements but did not discuss them. Pierre Perrichon wasn’t sure whether Board 9 had had a discussion. Still, these working procedures with a defined and limited scope should be agreed in controllable steps between SMG and ARIB/TTC - in the medium term they should be embedded in co-operation agreements.


Peter Adams suggested to report these proposed agreements to the ETSI General Assembly. Fred Hillebrand informed the meeting, that he has proposed to the GA Chairman, to organise a seminar just before next GA, where SMG speakers would give a detailed information on UMTS activities, see Tdoc SMG 849/97. This seminar has been strongly welcomed by the GA and Board Chairs.

It was commented that service aspects should be included in a next step.

Annex 2 of Tdoc SMG 757/97, Agreement on Common Working Procedures between ARIB and SMG, and Annex 3 of Tdoc SMG 757/97, Agreed Proceeding for the SMG - TTC network aspects working group were approved by SMG#23.

SMG stated that these agreements cannot dilute rights or obligations of ETSI members. This is to be followed in practical co-operation. A reference to the ETSI Technical Working Procedures was made from the floor.

9.2.3 Regulatory Requirements

Ekkehard Valta presented Tdoc SMG 812/97, source BAPT, reporting on the documents which are required for regulatory requirements concerning UMTS. The paper also explains the vagueness of regulatory environment aspects related to type approval in the light of the EC being building up a harmonised opinion on a future type approval scheme.

The UMTS Forum regulatory report recommended not to push the matter in ITU-R but rather first to review the situation, including the new EC directive and mutual recognition agreements.

The annex to Tdoc SMG 812/97 was an ITU document regarding global circulation.

Stuart Cooke, vice chair of ERC TG1, stated that

• TG1 will deal with European as well as global circulation of terminals,

• the UMTS Forum contributes to TG1 these issues

• Tdoc SMG 812/97will be discussed in TG1.

SMG sees the leadership for discussion on regulatory issues within TG1 and the UMTS Forum. SMG7 should open a work item on UMTS testing and type approval but start work when a sufficient basis is established. Simon Pike reported the conclusion of SMG8 that it didn’t have the expertise for discussing UMTS regulatory questions.

9.2.4 Mobile Fixed Convergence

The draft Board#9 report in Tdoc SMG 827/97 proposes to ETSI GA the establishment of an ad hoc group on UMTS working, in particular to identify harmonisation potential and commonalties, and this is related to Mobile-Fixed Convergence.

An input paper from Mannesmann, T-Mobil and E-plus on mobile fixed convergence had been received at SMG#22, but a further discussion was not requested at SMG#23.

For mobile fixed convergence from the service point of view, Alan Cox is planning to organise a workshop between SMG1 and NA2.


9.2.5 SMG plenary organisation for UTRA definition

Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 728/97, UTRA definition procedure in SMG proposing to assume a consensus decision in SMG#24 (hence, not announcing a vote in SMG#24), but if that won’t happen to be prepared for a vote at an extra-ordinary SMG#24bis meeting.

It was clarified that the document has no impact on the radio definition procedure, in particular no impact on the SMG2 work on the radio definition procedure, approved by SMG#21.

Tdoc SMG 858/97, revising Tdoc SMG 728/97, was approved by SMG#23. Main points:

• SMG #24 should make all efforts to reach a consensus solution.

• SMG #24 may hold an indicative voting using the same procedures as in the decisive voting.

• If no consensus can be achieved in SMG #24, a SMG #24 bis meeting should be held on 28 - 29 January 98 in order to vote.

• The a. m. voting processes at SMG #24 and SMG #24 bis (if needed) should be supervised by ETSI’s legal adviser.

9.3 UMTS SERVICES

Derek Richards reported shortly the activities of SMG1 in the UMTS area.

• UMTS 22.01 was approved some time ago and is considered stable. (Note: the version in Tdoc SMG 655/97 is not correct.)

• UMTS 22.05 V1.1.0, Service Capabilities, in Tdoc SMG 656/97 is presented for information

• UMTS 22.80, UMTS relation with other standards, in Tdoc SMG 663/97, should be ready for approval at SMG#24.

• 22.70 on VHE will be presented for info in SMG#24.

• 22.25 V1.0.0, Quality of Service and Network Performance, in Tdoc SMG 657/97, is presented for information.

UMTS 22.05 section 9, page 14: location services: The question was raised whether this service should be mandatory, since already within GSM applications based on GPS exist. It was answered that GPS localisation depends on the reception of the GPS signals. The requirement is known to SMG2. It can be implemented as an add on and SMG2 will see how to realise it.

Hans Hauser indicated conflicting elements of charging related aspects in UMTS 22.24 and TG.24 with MoU BARG which currently plans to establish UMTS charging principles 1999. Discussions are needed.

It was discussed that the SMG1 work plan is behind schedule, in particular on the reports like

• Multi-media services and Inter/Intranet services

• Advanced addressing

• Automatic roaming


• Charging Issues and Establishment of Automatic Roaming Agreements

Whereas the GSM radio interface was fixed in basic parameters before many of the services were known, SMG could do better for UMTS. Improvements in the working structure to improve the efficiency could be investigated. Derek Richards stated that the group is comparatively small so it is difficult to progress much faster. Armin Toepfer considers the report for services and service capabilities as stable; he estimated that the report on terminals and smart card as the next important document and predicted it to become stable soon; so he considered the progress to reflect interest and estimated importance.

9.4 UMTS RADIO (SMG2)

The status of SMG2 work on UMTS was reported in the SMG2 status report, Tdoc SMG 767/97.

SMG2 are progressing the work on the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access according to schedule. This work have participation from the representatives from industry and research projects. SMG2 held on 30 June – 1 July 1997 a joint SMG2-ARIB workshop on radio access technologies for third generation mobile communication systems. At this workshop SMG2 presented on a technical level the radio related work within SMG2 and received a similar presentation of the work within ARIB.

SMG2 have reviewed the requirements for the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA and UMTS 30.03, Selection procedures for the choice of radio transmission technologies of the UMTS; this resulted in the elaboration of two change requests to UMTS 30.03 (Tdoc SMG 771/97).

The following UTRA concept groups had been established by SMG#22:

• α - concept: Wideband CDMA

• β - concept: OFDM

• γ - concept: Wideband TDMA

• δ - concept: Wideband TDMA/CDMA

• ε - concept: ODMA

The work within these different UTRA concept groups are progressing according to schedule. At the SMG2 UMTS ad-hoc in August SMG2 accepted to move the work on the CTDMA from the δ - concept group to the ε - concept. Within the different concept groups the initial proposals have been analysed and integrated in to one common technical concept per concept group. Following this initial task each of the concept groups have performed substantial work in order to evaluate the proposed radio access technologies both on the radio access level and at a system level. The result of this work in form of concept descriptions and first evaluation reports were presented to SMG2 in the meeting 1 – 3 October 1997 (This documentation can be made available on request). As part of the detailed study of this first results a question and answer session have been scheduled for the 27-28 October 1997. To ensure sufficient time for preparation of the answers, it has been agreed that any question shall be presented to the concept groups in writing no later than 15th October 1997.


For the future work a specific ad-hoc on UMTS matters are planned end November and it is expected that the major part of the SMG2 meeting in December will be devoted to UMTS. Moreover, it expected that a number of meetings within and between the concept groups will take place.

9.4.1 Change requests to the UMTS documentation presented to SMG#23 for approval

All UMTS related CRs presented by SMG2 to SMG#23 as listed in the SMG2 status report were approved by SMG#23.

9.4.2 Other UMTS radio related issues

Andy Watson presented the second liaison statement in Tdoc SMG 749/97 on Re-Farming of Second Generation Spectrum for UMTS, Source UMTS Forum Technology Aspects Liaison Statement to SMG

A CR to 30.01, 7Tdoc SMG 766/97, source Mercury One-2-One, presented by Tony Wiener, was approved. It introduces the request to “operate in any suitable band that becomes available, e.g. GSM, DCS1800, PCS1900” as a key service to the UMTS phase 1 services

9.5 OTHER STCS

The relevant part of the status of UMTS standardisation is given in the following documents: Tdoc SMG 762/97 SMG2, Tdoc SMG 814/97 SMG3, Tdoc SMG 685/97 SMG6, Tdoc SMG 780/97 SMG10, Tdoc SMG 736/97 SMG11, Tdoc SMG 787/97 SMG9, Tdoc SMG 782/97 SMG8 and Tdoc SMG 694/97 SMG4. The information shall be used for the update of the UMTS work programme.

9.5.1 SMG3

It was agreed that the SMG Chairman shall call for an extraordinary SMG CG meeting in order to plan work within UMTS network aspects.

9.5.2 SMG4

Tdoc SMG 694/97, Annex B of the SMG4 Status Report. was presented by Nigel Barnes. It contains a Liaison Statement “SMG4 Role - Data Services in UMTS”.

The report and liaison statement were approved by SMG#23.

9.5.3 SMG6

SMG6 presented UMTS 21.06 in Tdoc SMG 715/97 for information to SMG#23.

9.6 UMTS PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT


9.6.1 SMG Work Programme for UMTS

Tdoc SMG#23 750/97 “SMG Work Programme for UMTS” UMTS 30.00 version 3.2.0 was presented by Antun Samukic.

The relevant changes proposed by STCs reports to SMG#23 will be incorporated in UMTS work programme. The document was approved.

The documents UMTS 21.01 and UMTS 30.03 were approved for publishing.

9.6.2 UMTS Baseline document

Tdoc SMG#23 751/97 “UMTS Baseline document” UMTS 30.01, version 3.1.0 was presented by Antun Samukic.

The document was approved with the following additions:

a) TMN-SMG6 agreement as approved by ETSI Board will be included

b) the first paragraph on Global Pilot Channel will be deleted

c) Two agreements on co-operation with ARIB will be annexed to UMTS Baseline document

d) Chapter on relation to ITU will introduce reference to work on Q.FIN

e) Proposal in Tdoc SMG 766/97 will be included

f) Annex A on relationship UMTS/IMT-2000 needs to be revised in co-operation with the SMG Chairman.

Note: Concerning a global pilot channel, Neil Lilly stated that, although the GSM MoU recognised this particular requirement, it might be difficult /impossible to implement, an alternative mechanism providing the same functionality still being required (e.g., a bulletin board feature on a control channel).

9.6.3 Open questions related to UMTS baseline document

Tdoc SMG#23 752/97, Evaluation of comments to UMTS Baseline document, was presented by Antun Samukic, PT SMG. It contains a number of issues requiring further inputs from SMG members.

The document was noted.

9.6.4 UMTS 30.20 on satellite matters and handling of CR related to satellite aspects

Tdoc SMG#23 755/97 contains UMTS 30.20 version 3.0.0 as approved by correspondence. The document was noted.


Tdoc SMG#23 754/97, Some proposed changes to the TR UMTS 30.20, version 3.0.0 and the proposal how to handle CR related to satellite topics: SMG requested PT SMG to take care of the update of UMTS satellite aspects. A CR should be prepared for SMG#24.

9.6.5 SMG STCs’ responsibility for review of the GSM MoU 3GIG documents

Tdoc SMG#23 759/97, SMG STCs’ responsibility for review of MoU GSM 3GIG Permanent Reference Documents, was presented by Antun Samukic.

The document was approved with addition of some STCs on the list. The updated document will be distributed to STC Chairpersons.

9.6.6 Availability of UMTS documents on ETSI Database (DOCBOX)

Tdoc SMG 792/97, Availability of UMTS documents on the ETSI Database (DOCBOX), was presented by Antun Samukic.

The document was approved. The old UMTS documents mentioned in Tdoc SMG 792/97 shall be stored on the ETSI server under SMG5. Timely co-ordination with GSM MoU 3GIG and UMTS Forum is requested.

9.6.7 UMTS documents to be approved at SMG#24

Tdoc SMG#23 756/97 “UMTS documents to be approved at SMG#24 ( for information at SMG#23)” was distributed for information.

The document was noted. It will be updated in order to reflect changes contained in STC reports.

9.6.8 WI description as at ETSI data base

Tdoc SMG#23 762/97, WI description as at ETSI data base, was distributed for information.

The document was noted. All STC Chairpersons are invited to provide updates to Antun Samukic and Ian Doig.

9.7 ITU MATTERS

FH presented Tdoc SMG 730/97, an overview and backgrounds about the SMG engagement in ITU. After agreement on a strategy document (Tdoc SMG 293/97) on the IMT-2000 family concept and its relation to UMTS, SMG#22 had decided PT SMG to co-ordinate ITU co-ordination. At SMG#22bis, SMG approved the presentation of a number of contributions to ITU with the qualification "Source: … on behalf of SMG”.

9.7.1 ITU-R

Makis Kokkos, ITU-R co-ordinator at PT SMG, presented Tdoc SMG 833/97, his report from the September TG8/1 meeting. Main points:


• Family concept: It is now anchored in the ITU-R recommendations. Contribution to the definition of the IMT-2000 family concept at TG8/1 interim meeting in January 1998: Scope of the meeting are questions and clarifications.

• Spectrum issues: CNET will organise a meeting on the duplex directions.

• Revision of the spectrum recommendations in 10.36. Meeting in January on the issue of Monte Carlo simulations of the duplex direction

• 4 groups registered as evaluators: Canada, SMG2, T1P1/TR46 and TIA TR45. More registrations are expected from Japan, Korea, Malaysia and China.

Support of ETSI papers by delegates representing ETSI members at that TG8/1 meeting were disappointing. Mr Cook stated that also, administrations must be better briefed.

Tdoc SMG 834/97 proposes SMG to send a liaison statement to TG8/1 with information about the speech coding activities in SMG11 and proposing a presentation at the next ordinary TG8/1 meeting in May 98; the liaison statement should highlight the existent performance of the speech codecs for mobile networks and in particular should describe the availability and performance of the EFR and AMR codecs.

SMG#23 decided that SMG11 should produce such a liaison statement on behalf of SMG.

Tdoc SMG 836/97, replacing Tdoc SMG 745/97, a proposed input paper to ITU-R TG8/1 on IMT-2000 family concept, was presented for information. It should be studied by SMG1, 2 and 3.

Tdoc SMG 753/97, Establishment of the ETSI SMG “Evaluation group of the IMT-2000 RTT’s Radio Transmission Technologies” and its registration at ITU-R TG8/1, was presented for information.3

Andy Watson presented Tdoc SMG 749/97 containing two liaison statements of the UMTS Forum Technology Aspects Group to SMG. Niels Peter Skov Andersen answered to the first liaison statement, which deals with the establishment of SMG’s Evaluation Group of the IMT2000 RTT’s Radio Transmission Technologies, that SMG2 has the necessary resources and expertise for the activity as an ITU evaluation group. The proposal in the 1st liaison is supported by SMG#23.

SMG forwarded the 2nd liaison statement, dealing with Re-Farming of Second Generation Spectrum for UMTS to SMG2 for further discussion.

3 Bosch GmbH indicated that they will join the 18 companies supporting actively the work of the SMG2 evaluation group.


9.7.2 ITU-T matters

David Williams, ITU-T co-ordinator at PT SMG, presented Tdoc SMG 775/97, the report on ITU-T activities. The ITU-T SG11 meeting was attended in September in Geneva. ITU-T accepted the family concept, explicitly thanked David Williams and SMG for the input, and approved the creation of a new recommendation Q.FIN, see Tdoc SMG 776/97, rapporteur Mike Briggs. Target date for resolution of Q.FIN is May 1998. Next meetings in January and March will further deal with the IMT-2000 family concept. Proposals for contributions in are contained in Tdoc SMG 850/97, the updated ITU work program, see below.

9.7.3 ITU Work Program

Tdoc SMG 850/97, the updated ITU WP, was presented to SMG#23. SMG made several comments:

• Replace Annex 1 by Tdoc SMG 753/97

• Statements on free circulation in section 9.1 Annex 3 need corrections.

• It was clarified that by default, the ITU co-ordinators act as rapporteurs for the work in the STCs.

With these points, the document was approved. It should be further elaborated in PT SMG for presentation in SMG#24.

10 CLOSING OF THE MEETING

The Chairman made a brief review of the targets for SMG#23; all of them were met in SMG#23. He thanked the hosts of the meeting for the excellent organisation and hospitality. The Hungarian support team as well as ETSI secretaries Simone Sczepanski and Carole Rodriguez were thanked for the support during the meeting, often requiring work until late in the night.


12 NEXT MEETINGS

Meeting. Plenary Date Steering Group Plenary Venue

SMG #24 15 - 19 Dec. 97 9 - 10 Dec. 97 Madrid

SMG#24bis?4 28 - 29 Jan. 98 Paris

SMG #25 16 - 20 March 98 5 - 6 March 98 Warsaw

SMG #26 22 - 26 June 98 11-12 June 98 Finland

SMG #27 12 - 16 Oct. 98 1 - 2 Oct. 98 Praha

SMG #28 14 -18 Dec. 98 3 - 4 Dec. 98

4 if decided by SMG#24

ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B Annexes, page 1 97/10/13

ANNEX 1: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

ANNEX 2: STATUS OF CRS PRESENTED TO THE MEETING

ANNEX 3: LIST OF DOCUMENTS

ANNEX 4: LIAISON STATEMENTS

ANNEX 5: STATUS OF SMG SPECIFICATIONS AFTER SMG#23

ANNEX 6: ROADMAP FOR THE FINALISATION OF GSM PHASE 2+ WORK ITEMS - VERSION 23.0

ANNEX 7: CHAIRMAN’S LETTER TO SMG ON MISSING HOSTS FOR SMG2 AND SMG3

ANNEX 8: PT SMG BUDGET REPORT (TDOC SMG 866/97)

ANNEX 9: SUMMARY OF SMG STG#23 MEETING

ANNEX 10: SUMMARIES OF MEETINGS WITH JAPANESE TTC/ARIB (TDOC SMG 757/97)

ANNEX 11: SUMMARIES OF MEETINGS WITH CHINESE MPT/RITT (TDOC SMG 795/97)

ANNEX 12: AMR, THE WAY FORWARD (TDOC SMG 860/97)

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To be distributed with the meeting report: Tdoc SMG 876/97

ANNEX 1 09/02/2001

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COMPLETE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS TO SMG#23 AND SMG CONTACT PERSONS

Sorted by Name

Sorted by Name Name: -PT12- Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4262

Company: ETSI Tel 2:

Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE Name: ABDURRAHMAN Alfinesik Tel 1: +90 312 555 6700

Company: TÜRK TELEKOM Tel 2: +90 312 555 6701

Address: AR-GE Mob : Ahlatlibel Fax 1: +90 312 555 6705 06095 ANKARA Fax 2: TURKEY Name: ADAMS Peter.M. Tel 1: +44 1 473 227 684

Company: BRITISH TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: Room 2-02, Bibb Way Mob : +44 802 471 234 IPSWICH Fax 1: +44 1 473 227 884 SUFFOLK IP1 2EQ Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: AHAVA Heikki Tel 1: +358 10 505 5774

Company: NOKIA CORPORATION Tel 2:

Address: Nokia Mobile Phones UK Mob : +358 50 550 4488 PO Box 47 Fax 1: +358 10 505 5707 02131 ESPOO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ALARD Michel Tel 1: +33 1 4629 0800

Company: WAVECOM Tel 2:

Address: 39 Rue du Gouverneur General Eboué Mob : +33 0734 1064 Fax 1: +33 1 4629 0808 92130 ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: ALELUIA Jorge Tel 1: +351 1 791 4400

Company: TMN Tel 2:

Address: TELECOMUNICACOES MOVEIS NACIONAIS Mob : Av.5 de Outubro, 208 Fax 1: +351 1 791 4514 1050 LISBOA Fax 2: PORTUGAL E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ALI-VEHMAS Timo Tel 1: +358 10 505 4317

Company: NOKIA MOBILE PHONES (UK) LTD Tel 2:

Address: PL 86 Mob : +358 50 555 0760 Fax 1: +358 10 505 5161 24101 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ALLOUL Marc Tel 1: +33 1 47 46 56 82

Company: SCHLUMBERGER Tel 2:

Address: 50 avenue Jean-Jaures Mob : BP 620-12 Fax 1: +33 1 47 46 68 26 92542 MONTROUGE Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: AMIR-ALIKHANI Hamid Tel 1: +49 711 5858 404

Company: SONY TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: Stuttgart Strasse 106 Mob : Fax 1: +49 711 583 185 70736 FELLBACH Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ANDERSEN Niels Peter Skov Tel 1: +45 4358 6378

Company: TELE DANMARK MOBIL A/S Tel 2:

Address: Spotorno Allé 12 Mob : +45 4018 4793 Fax 1: +45 43 71 03 82 2630 TAASTRUP Fax 2: mob +45 40 299442 DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ANDERSEN Peter Claus Tel 1: +45 9936 7230

Company: DANSK MOBILTELEFON 1/S Tel 2:

Address: SONOFON Mob : +45 4058 7230 Skelagervej 1/PO Box 330 Fax 1: +45 9936 7070 9100 AALBORG Fax 2: +45 9936 7224 DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: ANDRIEU Dominique Tel 1: +33 4 93 00 33 12

Company: ROCKWELL TELECOMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: Les Taissounières B.1 Mob : +33 6 0762 0797 BP 283 Fax 1: +33 4 93 00 33 60 06905 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CDX Fax 2: +33 4 9365 3280 FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ANFILOFIEV Sergei Tel 1: +7 095 368 9127

Company: ZNIIS Tel 2:

Address: Telecommunication Institute, MPT RUSSIA Mob : +7 095 796 1587 8,1-St Poezd Perova polya Fax 1: +7 095 274 0067 111141 MOSCOW Fax 2: +7 095 306 4722 RUSSIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ANSALDI Renato Tel 1: +39 2 95259 384

Company: ITALTEL Tel 2:

Address: SS 11 Padana Superiore km 158 Mob : CASSINA DE PECCHI Fax 1: +39 2 95259 550 20060 MILANO Fax 2: +39 2 85259 860 ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: APRATH Stefan Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4324

Company: ETSI/PTSMG Tel 2:

Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : +49 172 211 7488 Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Aprath; g=Stefan

Name: BAHIA Gurj Tel 1: +44 1344 301 883

Company: KENWOOD ELECTRONICS TEC. EUROPE Tel 2: +44 1 81 606 4444

Address: Norcross House, Bagshot Road Mob : +44 468 436 459 Bracknell Fax 1: +44 1344 300 293 BERKSHIRE RG12 9SW Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BAREHAM Roy Tel 1: +44 1 71 378 7141

Company: CELLNET Tel 2:

Address: Hanover House Mob : 49-60 Borough Road Fax 1: +44 1 71 403 2663 LONDON SE1 1DS Fax 2: +44 171 357 7573 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet:

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Name: BARNES David Tel 1: +44 1 71 215 1818

Company: DTI Tel 2: +44 385 316 985

Address: 151 Buckingham Palace Road Mob : Room 2/126 Fax 1: +44 1 71 931 7194 LONDON SW1W 9SS Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BARNES Nigel Tel 1: +44 1256 790 169

Company: MOTOROLA Tel 2: +44 1256 790 319

Address: European Standards Sector Mob : +44 385 318 631 Midpoint, Alencon Link Fax 1: +44 1256 790 190 BASINGSTOKE RG21 7PL Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BASTON Johannes Tel 1: +49 211 6503 224

Company: NEC ELECTRONICS (Europe) Tel 2:

Address: OberatherStr 4 Mob : PO Box 33 03 28/D-40436 Fax 1: +49 211 6503 344 40472 DÜSSELDORF Fax 2: +49 211 6503 6224 GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BAYIZ Yavuz Tel 1: +90 312 385 1900

Company: ASELSAN AS Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 101 Mob : Yenimahalle Fax 1: +90 312 354 1679 06172 ANKARA Fax 2: +90 312 354 1302 TURKEY Name: BEIJER Thomas Tel 1: +46 8 707 47 34

Company: TELIA MOBITEL AB Tel 2:

Address: Mob : +46 70 562 93 58 Fax 1: +46 8 707 5604 13680 HANINGE Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BENNINK Rob Tel 1: +31 70 343 7105

Company: KPN/PTT TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: Mob : PO Box 30150 Fax 1: +31 70 343 7237 2500 GD THE HAGUE Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: BERGMANN Ansgar Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4322



Name: BERGS Hans-Joachim Tel 1: +49 711 821 45776

Company: ALCATEL SEL Tel 2:

Address: Switching System Division Mob : Lorenzstrasse 10 Fax 1: +49 711 821 42013 70430 STUTTGART Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BERRY Athol Tel 1: +49 89 4129 3675

Company: ROHDE & SCHWARZ GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Dept.1SP2 Postfach 801469 Mob : Mühldorf Strasse 15 Fax 1: +49 89 4129 3601 81614 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: C=DE;A=DBP;P=RSD;OU=MS4;S=BERRY;G=ATHOL

Name: BJÖRNDAHL Per Tel 1: +46 8 757 2602

Company: ERICSSON RADIO SYSTEMS AB Tel 2:

Address: KI/ERA/LB/SC Mob : +46 70 591 2602 Fax 1: +46 8 404 8040 16480 STOCKHOLM Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BLANE Roy Tel 1: +44 171 728 1000

Company: INMARSAT Tel 2: +44 171 728 1276

Address: 99 City Road Mob : Fax 1: +44 171 728 1778 LONDON EC1Y 1AX Fax 2: +44 171 728 1044 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BOCAERT Bruno Tel 1: +33 4 9296 11 04

Company: VLSI TECHNOLOGY Tel 2:

Address: 505 Route des Lucioles Mob : +33 6 09 55 50 65 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS Fax 1: +33 4 9296 1101 06560 VALBONNE Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: BOGNÀR Zoltàn Tel 1: +36 1 464 6000

Company: PANNON GSM Tel 2:

Address: Baross u. 165 Mob : Fax 1: +36 1 464 6100 2040 BUDAÖRS Fax 2: HUNGARY Name: BORGOGNO Livio Tel 1: +39 125 624 308

Company: OMNITEL PRONTO ITALIA Tel 2:

Address: Via G. Jervis, 13 Mob : Fax 1: +39 125 624 727 10015 IVREA (TO) Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BOS Wim Tel 1: +31 43 355 7750

Company: LIBERTEL Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 1500 Mob : +31 654 670 758 Avenue Ceramique 300 Fax 1: +31 43 355 7444 6201 BM MAASTRICHT Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BROWN Michael Tel 1: +44 1252 775 200

Company: ANITE SYSTEMS Tel 2:

Address: Mob : 127 Fleet Rd Fax 1: + 44 1252 775 299 Fleet Hants CU13 Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM Name: BUMANN Peter Tel 1: +49 7191 13 2855

Company: BOSCH TELECOM GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Gerberstrasse 33 Mob : +49 1717 3636 39 Fax 1: +49 7191 13 3252 71522 BACKNANG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: BURRELL Jon Tel 1: +44 1763 261 222

Company: PA CONSULTING GROUP Tel 2:

Address: Cambridge Technology Centre Mob : Melbourn, Royston Fax 1: +44 1763 260 023 HERTS SG8 6DP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM

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Name: BYRNE James Tel 1: +44 1 344 301 883

Company: KENWOOD CORPORATION Tel 2:

Address: Azure House, Bagshot Road Mob : Bracknell Fax 1: +44 1 344 300 293 BERKSHIRE RG12 95W Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CABRERA Inaki Tel 1: +34 1 657 57 26

Company: AIRTEL MOVIL SA Tel 2:

Address: Av. de Europa 1 Mob : +34 07 09 5726 Parque Tecnologico "La Moraleja" Fax 1: +34 1 657 54 04 28100 ALCOBENDAS (Madrid) Fax 2: SPAIN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CANDEO Silvano Tel 1: +39 6 5958 2660

Company: MINISTERO P.T. Tel 2:

Address: I.S.P.T Mob : Viale America 201 Fax 1: +39 6 5410 904 00144 ROMA Fax 2: ITALY Name: CAO Shumin Tel 1: + 86 10 68 02 6421

Company: MPT OF CHINA Tel 2: + 8610 68 0942 65

Address: No. 11 Yue Tan Nan Jie Mob : + 86139 1120 724 Fax 1: + 8610 68034 801 BEIJING 100045 Fax 2: CHINA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CAPPIELLO Paolo Tel 1: +39 2 4143 3501

Company: OMNITEL PRONTO ITALIA Tel 2:

Address: Via Caboto, 15 Mob : +39 348 22 70 140 Fax 1: +39 2 4143 3299 20094 CORSICO Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: CARCEL Marc Tel 1: +33 4 76 50 00 57

Company: RADIALL Tel 2:

Address: 642 rue Emile Romanet Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 76 56 60 97 38340 VOREPPE Fax 2: FRANCE

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Name: CARIOU Hubert Tel 1: +33 1 39 26 6004

Company: BOUYGUES TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: Europa Mob : +33 6 60 31 60 04 51, avenue de l’Europe Fax 1: +33 1 39 26 6402 78944 VELIZY CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE Name: CARRARA Jean-Louis Tel 1: +1 972 726 2797

Company: GEMPLUS Tel 2:

Address: 6600 LBJ Freeway, Suite 109 Mob : Dallas Fax 1: +1 972 726 1868 TEXAS 75240-6514 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CASSEN Quent Tel 1: + 1 714 221 4177

Company: ROCKWELL Tel 2:

Address: 4311 Jamboree Rd. Mob : Newport Beach Fax 1: + 1 714 221 5890 CA 92660 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CAVIGIOLI Chris Tel 1: +49 89 76903 400

Company: ANALOG DEVICES Tel 2: +1 617 461 3058

Address: Am Westpark 1-3 Mob : +49 172 853 4702 Fax 1: +49 89 76903 404 81373 MUENCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CHAN Francis W.M. Tel 1: +852 961 6683

Company: OFTA (Off.Telecom.Authority) Tel 2:

Address: 29/F Wu Chung House Mob : 213 queen’s Rd.East Fax 1: +852 803 5111 WAN CHAI Fax 2: +852 803 5110 HONG KONG Name: CHANDLER Colin Tel 1: +44 1 635 875 526

Company: PANASONIC EUROPE Tel 2: +44 1 635 871 466

Address: Matsushita Comm.Ind.UK.Ltd. Mob : +44 385 762 255 Daytona Drive, Colthrop Fax 1: +44 1 635 871 345 THATCHAM, BERKSHIRE RG19 4ZD Fax 2: +44 1 635 873 638 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: CHAUVEAU Didier Tel 1: +33 1 43 19 64 01

Company: ART/ST/NRT Tel 2:

Address: 20 Avenue de Ségur Mob : Fax 1: +33 1 43 19 68 05 75354 PARIS 07 SP Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CHEN Horen Tel 1: +1 408 554 8600

Company: MOBILINK TELECOM INC. Tel 2:

Address: 3777 Stevens Creek Blvd. Mob : Suite 410 Fax 1: +1 408 554 8897 SANTA CLARA, CA 95051-7364 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CHIA Stanley Tel 1: +1 510 988 4568

Company: AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATIONS INC. Tel 2:

Address: Pacific Plaza Mob : 1340 Treat Boulevard, Suite 500 Fax 1: +1 510 988 4570 WALNUT CREEK, CA 94596 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CHOMET Patrick Tel 1: +44 181 600 1083

Company: ICO GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: 1 Queen Caroline Street Mob : Hammersmith Fax 1: +44 181 563 9413 LONDON W6 9BN Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: COOKE Stuart Tel 1: +44 1 71 711 0150

Company: DEPARTMENT OF TRADE INDUSTRY Tel 2:

Address: Radiocommunications Agency Mob : New lines, Beam house, 22 Upper Ground Fax 1: +44 1 71 211 0123 LONDON SE1 95A Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: COOPER David Tel 1: +44 1734 654 511

Company: NEC TECHNOLOGIES (UK) LTD Tel 2: +44 1734 257 190

Address: Level 3, the Imperium Mob : Imperial Way, Worton Grange Fax 1: +44 1734 257 191 READING RG2 0TD Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: CORRIGAN Louis Tel 1: +353 1 661 8050

Company: ALDISCON LTD Tel 2: +353 1 605 3122

Address: Hambleden House Mob : +353 87 423 701 19/26 Lower Pembroke Street Fax 1: +353 1 676 9430 DUBLIN 2 Fax 2: IRELAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: COURAU Francois Tel 1: +33 1 30 77 94 68

Company: ALCATEL FRANCE Tel 2:

Address: 10, rue Latécoère Mob : +33 6 08 82 20 22 Fax 1: +33 1 30 77 94 30 78141 VELIZY CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: COURT David Tel 1: +353 1 209 1947

Company: MoU Permanent Secretariat Tel 2:

Address: Telecomm Eireann Mob : Avoca Court, Temple Road Fax 1: +353 1 269 5958 DUBLIN 4 Fax 2: IRELAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: COURT David Tel 1: + 353 1 209 18 47

Company: GSM MOU ASSOCIATION Tel 2:

Address: Avoca Court Temple Road Mob : + 353 86 810 1300 Blackrock Fax 1: + 353 1 269 59 58 CO Dublin Fax 2: IRELAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: COX Alan Tel 1: +44 1635 503 332

Company: VODAFONE LTD Tel 2:

Address: The Courtyard Mob : +44 385 200 147 2-4 London Road Fax 1: +44 1635 583 019 NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE RG14 1JX Fax 2: +44 1635 31127 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CRESPO DE PEDRO Alfonso Tel 1: +34 1 467 30 00

Company: ALCATEL SESA Tel 2:

Address: C/ Ramirez de Prado, 5 Mob : Fax 1: +34 1 528 61 22 28045 MADRID Fax 2: SPAIN

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Name: CRITCHLOW David N. Tel 1: +1 619 626 8834

Company: UNIDEN SAN DIEGO Tel 2:

Address: R&D CENTER Mob : Fax 1: +1 619 622 7237 SAN DIEGO, CA Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: CRUCHANT Laurent Tel 1: +33 1 30 77 82 75

Company: ALCATEL MOBILE COMMUNICATION Tel 2:

Address: 10 rue Latécoère Mob : +33 6 07 63 13 46 Fax 1: +33 1 30 77 94 30 78141 VELIZY CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DALSANTO Gilberto Tel 1: +31 20 547 9847

Company: HEWLETT PACKARD Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 999 Mob : Fax 1: +31 20 547 7799 1180 AZ AMSTELVEEN Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS Name: DAVIDIAN Jean-Jacques Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 43 49


Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DAY Brian Tel 1: +44 1 628 434 153

Company: NORTEL Tel 2:

Address: 3, Roxborough Way, Foundation Park Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 628 434 034 MAIDENHEAD SL6 2UD Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DE JONG Henk Tel 1: +61 3 9 412 1879

Company: TELSTRA CORPORATION Ltd. Tel 2:

Address: Mobile Comm.Services Mob : +61 418 309 900 181-189 Victoria Parade Fax 1: +61 3 9 416 2930 COLLINGWOOD VIC 3066 Fax 2: AUSTRALIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: DEL CARRATORE Paolo Tel 1: +39 10 6002 812

Company: MARCONI S.p.A. Tel 2:

Address: Via A. Negrone, 1A Mob : Fax 1: +39 10 6002 044 16153 GENOVA Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DHARAMSINGH Koemar Tel 1: +31 30 233 93 00

Company: CMG Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 8038 Mob : Nieuwekade 1 Fax 1: +31 30 233 94 95 3503 RA UTRECHT Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DOIG Ian Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4226

Company: ETSI/ECS Dept Tel 2:


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Name: DOLDER Hanspeter Tel 1: +41 32 28 55 68

Company: OFCOM Tel 2:

Address: Zukunfstrasse 44 Mob : Fax 1: +41 32 28 55 28 2501 BIEL Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DONAT Peter Tel 1: +43 1 1707 21200

Company: FEEI Tel 2:

Address: C/O SIEMENS AG Mob : +43 664 162 4383 Autokaderstrasse 29 Fax 1: +43 1 1707 51902 1210 WIEN Fax 2: AUSTRIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: DORGELO Albert J.G. Tel 1: +31 356 872 879

Company: LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Emea B.V Tel 2:

Address: Department ESP Mob : PO Box 1168/Room BG 502 Fax 1: +31 356 875 833 1200 BD HILVERSUM Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: DROZDY Gyözö Tel 1: +36 1 270 4130

Company: PANNON GSM TELECOM. PLC Tel 2: +36 1 270 5030

Address: Vàci ut 37 Mob : +36 20 302 030 Fax 1: +36 1 270 4110 1134 BUDAPEST Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: DUMONT Jean Jacques Tel 1: +33 1 39 49 20 71

Company: FRAMATOME CONNECTORS FRANCE Tel 2: +33 1 39 49 21 83

Address: 145 Rue Yves-le-Coz Mob : Fax 1: +33 1 39 49 22 91 78035 VERSAILLES CEDEX Fax 2: +33 1 39 49 20 00 FRANCE Name: DUPUIS Philippe Tel 1: +33 1 4044 4205

Company: SPER Tel 2:

Address: Mob : +33 0761 7695 33 rue des Thermopyles Fax 1: +33 1 4044 5381 75014 PARIS Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: EHRLICH Ed Tel 1: +1 201 292 5724


Address: 465 South St. Mob : Suite 100 Fax 1: +1 201 292 4160 MORRISTOWN, NJ 07960 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ELKON Stéphane Tel 1: +33 1 4319 1716

Company: DGPT Tel 2:

Address: 20 Avenue de Ségur Mob : Fax 1: +33 1 4319 6713 75012 PARIS Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: EYNARD Carlo Tel 1: +39 125 62 4322

Company: STET-CSELT Tel 2:

Address: Via G. Jervis 13 Mob : Fax 1: +39 11 228 6190 10015 IVREA (TO) Fax 2: ITALY

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Name: FAGAN John Tel 1: +353 1 808 2784

Company: TELTEC IRELAND Tel 2:

Address: FORBAIRT Mob : Glasnevin Fax 1: +353 1 837 7648 DUBLIN 9 Fax 2: IRELAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: FENN John Tel 1: +44 1784 428 600

Company: SAMSUNG ELECTRONIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE Tel 2:

Address: Communication House Mob : South Street Fax 1: +44 1784 428 629 STAINES TW18 4QE Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: FINK Hellmut Tel 1: +49 89 636 27464

Company: SIEMENS CTE GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Marketing M5 (Mch M/K) Mob : PO Box 18 17 60 Fax 1: +49 89 636 27458 81617 MUNICH Fax 2: GERMANY Name: FLERON Stefan Tel 1: +46 46 185 663

Company: AU-SYSTEM RADIO AB Tel 2: +46 46 18 56 10

Address: Scheelevägen 17 Mob : +43 70 518 56 63 IDEON Fax 1: +46 46 185 620 22370 LUND Fax 2: +46 70 614 5663 SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: FOXMAN Arne Tel 1: +45 4358 6460

Company: TELEDANMARK MOBIL Tel 2:

Address: Spotorno Allé 12 Mob : Fax 1: +45 43 71 08 41 2630 TAASTRUP Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: FREEMAN David Tel 1: +44 1256 790 131


Address: European Standards Dvpt. Mob : +44 385 300 588 Midpoint, Alencon Link Fax 1: +44 1256 790 190 BASINGSTOKE RG21 7PL Fax 2: +44 1256 817 481 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: GALWAS Paul Tel 1: +44 1480 466 683

Company: TELXON INTERNATIONAL Tel 2:

Address: Unit 5 Swan Close Mob : St. Ives Fax 1: +44 1480 352 156 CAMBS PE17 4HX Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM Name: GARCIA CUARTANGO Araceli Tel 1: +34 1 657 5699

Company: AIRTEL MOVIL SA Tel 2:

Address: Av. de Europa, 1 Mob : +34 07 090503 Parque empresarial "La moraleja" Fax 1: +34 1 657 5404 28100 ALCOBENDAS Fax 2: SPAIN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: GASKELL Philip Tel 1: +44 1 81 214 2230

Company: ONE-2-ONE Tel 2:

Address: Imperial Place Mob : Maxwell Road, Borehamwood Fax 1: +44 1 81 9051 671 HERTS WD6 1EA Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: GATTONI Julien Tel 1: + 41 22 929 29 67

Company: SGS-THOMSON MICROELECTRONICS Tel 2:

Address: Rte de Pré - Bas, 20 Mob : + 41 79 226 66 67 ICC Bloc A Fax 1: + 41 22 929 29 70 1215 GENEVA 15 Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: GEORGOPOULOS Ioannis Tel 1: + 301 6177 563

Company: COSMOTE S.A. Tel 2:

Address: 56, Kifissias and Delfon Ave. Mob : +30 94 69 43 14 Fax 1: +301 61 77 594 Maroussi 15125 Fax 2: GREECE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: GEUENS Leopold Tel 1: +32 1 425 2973

Company: SIEMENS ATEA NV Tel 2:

Address: Atealaan 34 Mob : Fax 1: +32 1 425 3212 2200 HERENTALS Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: GRASSOT Francois Tel 1: +33 1 39444099

Company: ECTEL TMS Tel 2:

Address: c/o NMC 1, Place des Frères Montgolfier Mob : +33 6 07 10 44 19 BP 50 Fax 1: +33 1 3944 5053 78042 GUYANCOURT CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: GROLMAN Achim Tel 1: +49 89 996 41 200

Company: WAVETEK GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Gutenbergstr. 2-4 Mob : Postfach 1335 Fax 1: +49 89 996 41440 85731 ISMANING Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HÆSTRUP Jan Tel 1: +45 33 29 20 89

Company: NOKIA MOBILE PHONES A/S Tel 2:

Address: Frederikskaj Mob : +45 40 60 90 14 Fax 1: +45 33 29 20 01 1790 COPENHAGEN V Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: HAILU Yilma Tel 1: +1 404 249 0594

Company: BELLSOUTH INTERNATIONAL Tel 2:

Address: 1100 Peachtree Street, N.E. Mob : +1 404 713 2456 Room GA07 Fax 1: +1 404 249 4489 ATLANTA, GA 30309-4599 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HALL Ken Tel 1: +44 1 753 565 524

Company: CELLNET Tel 2:

Address: 260 Bath Road Mob : +44 802 220 802 BERKS Fax 1: +44 1 753 565 029 SLOUGH SL1 4DX Fax 2: +44 1 753 565 021 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HARROLD William Tel 1: +44 1 763 262 626

Company: THE TECHNOLOGY PARTNERSHIP Tel 2:

Address: Melbourn Science Park Mob : Cambridge Road, Melbourn, Fax 1: +44 1 763 261 582 ROYSTON SG8 6EE Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: HATFIELD Don Tel 1: +49 89 552 2610

Company: NTE NEUTECH Tel 2:

Address: Dachauer Strasse 44 Mob : Fax 1: +49 89 552 26155 80335 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY Name: HAUSER Hans Tel 1: +49 228 936 3301

Company: DeTeMobil GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Landgrabenweg 151 Mob : + 49 171 549 03 99 PO Box 300463 Fax 1: + 49 228 936 32 09 53184 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HAUTEM Arnaud Tel 1: +32 2 202 4734

Company: BELGACOM MOBILE Tel 2:

Address: Network & Services Department Mob : +32 7361 2161 Bd. E.jacqmain 177 / 28T003 Fax 1: +32 2 202 4499 1210 BRUSSELS Fax 2: BELGIUM Name: HAYES Stephen Tel 1: +1 972 583 5773

Company: ERICSSON Tel 2:

Address: Mob : +1 214 668 5728 601 N Glenville Fax 1: +1 972 644 3036 RICHARDSON TX 75081 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HEITZ Jacob Tel 1: +61 9 244 4255

Company: MICRO CELL SYSTEMS Tel 2:

Address: Building 4, 41 King Edward Road Mob : Osborne Park Fax 1: +61 9 244 3987 WA 6017 Fax 2: AUSTRALIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HERCZ Endre Tel 1: +36 1 265 9003

Company: WESTEL 900 Tel 2:

Address: 5-7 Kaposvar ut. Mob : Fax 1: +36 1 265 9123 1117 BUDAPEST Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: HERTEL Gisela Tel 1: +49 211 4579 252

Company: VEBA Tel 2:

Address: Bennigsenplatz 1 Mob : +49 172 215 8090 Fax 1: +49 211 4579 575 40474 DUSSELDORF Fax 2: +49 211 4579 599 GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HILLEBRAND Friedhelm Tel 1: +49 228 47 4770

Company: ETSI/TC SMG CHAIRMAN Tel 2:

Address: GSM CONSORTIUM Mob : +49 171414 3599 Combahnstrasse 23 Fax 1: +49 228 47 4764 53225 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HOLLEY Kevin A. Tel 1: +44 171 519 9028

Company: BT Tel 2:

Address: MLB 1 PP11 Mob : +44 802 220 811 Martlesham Heath Fax 1: +44 171 519 9028 IPSWICH IP5 3RE Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: HOPF Wolfgang Tel 1: +49 911 951 680

Company: SIGOS SYSTEMINTEGRATION GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Klingenhofstr.50 Mob : Fax 1: +49 911 514 411 90411 NÜRNBERG Fax 2: GERMANY Name: HYBRE Jean Tel 1: +33 1 4197 67 17

Company: SFR / COFIRA Tel 2:

Address: Tour de l' Esplanade Mob : 1, Place Carpeaux - La Défense 6 Fax 1: +33 1 4197 6798 92915 PARIS LA DEFENSE CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE Name: IOANNIDIS Yorgos Tel 1: +30 1 640 7210

Company: PANAFON S.A. Tel 2: +30 1 640 7278

Address: 2, Messogion Ave. Mob : +30 94 300 500 Athens Tower Fax 1: +30 1 640 7039 11527 ATHENS Fax 2: GREECE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: ISRAELSSON Per Tel 1: +46 8 707 46 99

Company: TELIA MOBILE AB Tel 2:

Address: Rudsjoterrassen 2 Mob : +46 70 582 2357 Fax 1: +46 8 707 48 00 136 80 HANINGE Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ISSENMANN Edouard Tel 1: +33 1 3077 9301

Company: ALCATEL CIT Tel 2:

Address: 10, rue Latécoère Mob : BP 57 Fax 1: +33 1 3077 8276 78140 VELIZY Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JÄGER Thomas Tel 1: +49 2054 9519 80

Company: CETECOM GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Im Teelbruch 122 Mob : Fax 1: +49 2054 9518 86 45219 ESSEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JARDIN Pierre Tel 1: +33 4 9295 6148

Company: DIGITAL EQUIPMENT Tel 2: +33 4 9295 5426

Address: BP 027 Mob : BP 29 - SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS Fax 1: +33 4 9295 5848 06921 VALBONNE CEDEX Fax 2: +33 4 9295 6363 FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JÄRVINEN Kari Tel 1: +358 3272 5854

Company: NOKIA RESEARCH CENTRE Tel 2:

Address: Sinitaival 6 Mob : +358 50 555 0999 PO Box 100 Fax 1: +358 3272 5888 33721 TAMPERE Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JENNI Christian Tel 1: +41 31 998 3539

Company: ERICSSON AG Tel 2:

Address: Postfacch 556 Mob : +41 89 300 3976 Fax 1: +41 31 998 3501 3018 BERN Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: JENSEN Bjorn Egil Tel 1: + 47 22 88 81 08

Company: NetCom Tel 2: + 47 22 88 80 00

Address: Post boks 4444 Mob : + 47 920 11 908 Torshov Fax 1: + 47 921 71 908 0403 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JENSEN Bjørn Egil Tel 1: +47 22 88 80 00

Company: NETCOM GSM AS Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 4444 Mob : Torshov Fax 1: +47 22 88 84 94 0403 OSLO Fax 2: +47 22 65 23 77 NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JOMAA Tarek Tel 1: +44 1256 864 504

Company: ERICSSON OMC LTD Tel 2:

Address: The Keytech Centre, Ashwood Way Mob : +44 468 143 179 Basingstoke Fax 1: +44 1256 864 280 HANTS RG23 8BG Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JONES Bill Tel 1: +44 1 666 83 2436

Company: AT&T-NSI UK Tel 2:

Address: Swindon Road Mob : Malmesbury Fax 1: +44 1 666 83 2181 WILTSHIRE SN16 9NA Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM Name: JONES Gary K. Tel 1: +1 301 951 2524

Company: OMNIPOINT CORPORATION Tel 2:

Address: 3 Bethesd Metro Center Mob : + 1 201 486 0949 Suite 400 Fax 1: +1 703 715 2365 BETHESDA, MD 20814 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JOST Herbert Tel 1: + 41 31 342 8602

Company: SWISSCOM Tel 2:

Address: MC-MV-5 Mob : +41 79 300 02 15 Victoriastrasse 21 Fax 1: + 41 31 342 36 62 3050 BERN Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: JOUIN Christophe Tel 1: +44 1 734 257 190

Company: NEC TECHNOLOGIES (UK) LTD Tel 2:

Address: Level 3, the Imperium Mob : Imperial Way, Worton Grange Fax 1: +44 1 734 257 191 READING, BERKSHIRE RG2 0TD Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KANERVA Mikko Tel 1: +358 9 5113 8448

Company: NOKIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS Tel 2: +358 9 511 21

Address: PO Box 300 Mob : +358 40 5040 735 Fax 1: +358 9 5113 8247 00045 NOKIA GROUP Fax 2: mob +358 4060 40735 FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KAR Radivoj Tel 1: +33 1 55 68 56 60

Company: MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC Tel 2:

Address: 25, Boulevard des Bouvets Mob : +358 40 500 7160 Fax 1: +33 1 55 68 57 41 92741 NANTERRE CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KARTTUNEN Mika Tel 1: +358 2 77400

Company: BENEFON OY Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 84 Mob : Fax 1: +358 2 7740 333 24101 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KENNEDY David Tel 1: +49 6221 989 152

Company: EURESCOM Tel 2:

Address: Schloss-Wolfsbrunnenzeg 35 Mob : Fax 1: +49 6221 989 209 69118 HEIDELBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KIACZ Balàzs Tel 1: + 36 1 347 2203

Company: MATAV Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 2 Mob : + 36 30 507 143 Fax 1: + 36 1 347 2181 1456 BUDAPEST Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: KOCSIS Tamàs Tel 1: +36 1 270 4130


Address: Baross U. 165 Mob : +36 20 302 262 Fax 1: +36 1 270 4110 2040 BUDAORS Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KOHLSCHMIDT Peter Tel 1: +49 89 95086 313

Company: LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Tel 2:

Address: Medien Allee 6 Mob : +49 172 8530 838 Fax 1: +49 89 95086 155 85774 UNTER FOHRING Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KOPCIUCH Robert Tel 1: +48 2 658 5155

Company: NATIONAL RADIOCOMMUNICATIONS AGENCY Tel 2: +48 2 658 5156

Address: ul. Kasprzaka 18/20 Mob : Fax 1: +48 39 123 022 01-211 WARSZAWA Fax 2: POLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KRISTENSEN Oluf Tel 1: +45 9824 7900

Company: DANCALL TELECOM A/S Tel 2:

Address: Bransagervej 30 Mob : PO Box 106 Fax 1: +45 9824 7681 9490 PANDRUP Fax 2: +45 9820 4144 DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KUECHLER Volker Tel 1: +49 61 5183 3391

Company: DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG Tel 2:

Address: TZ EK 15-11 Mob : PO Box 10 00 03 Fax 1: +49 61 5183 4407 64276 DARMSTADT Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KUENAST Walter Tel 1: +33 5 61 19 10 59

Company: MOTOROLA Tel 2:

Address: Avenue du Général Eisenhower Mob : +33 (0)6 08 76 39 03 Le Miral BP 1029 Fax 1: +33 5 61 19 99 58 31023 TOULOUSE CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: KUIJT Arie Tel 1: +31 30 233 9300

Company: CMG Tel 2:

Address: Postbus 8038 Mob : Nieuwekade 1 Fax 1: +31 30 233 9495 3503 UTRECH RA Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS Name: LAHT Maria Tel 1: +46 8 5225 11 52

Company: COMVIQ GSM AB Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 123 Mob : +46 70 710 11 52 Fax 1: +46 70 792 9297 129 23 HAEGERSTEN Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LANGRAND Franck Tel 1: +33 1 55 22 23 53

Company: FRANCE TELECOM MOBILES Tel 2:

Address: 41-45 bd Romain Rolland Mob : +33 6 07 96 06 62 Fax 1: +33 1 55 2223 69 75672 PARIS CEDEX 14 Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LAURENT-LUND Einar Tel 1: +45 3543 0333

Company: NATIONAL TELECOM AGENCY Tel 2:

Address: Holsteinsgade 63 Mob : Fax 1: +45 3543 4006 2100 COPENHAGEN Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LESKE John Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 78



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Name: LI Andy Tel 1: + 852 2880 2670

Company: SMARTONE MOBILE COMMMUNICATIONS LIMITED Tel 2:

Address: 12/F Sommerset House, Taikoo Place Mob : + 852 9018 8103 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay Fax 1: + 852 2880 2799 Hong Kong Fax 2: HONG KONG E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: LI Mo Fang Tel 1: + 8610 6603 2168

Company: MPT OF CHINA Tel 2:

Address: Mobile Com. Bureau Mob : 13, West Chang-An Ave Fax 1: + 8610 660 12325 BEIJING 100804 Fax 2: CHINA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LILLY Neil Tel 1: +44 1 454 624 820

Company: ORANGE PCS LTD Tel 2:

Address: St. James Court, Great Park Road Mob : +44 973 994 820 ALMONDSBURY Fax 1: +44 1 454 206 629 BRISTOL BS12 4QJ Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LIN Mike Tel 1: +886 591 7371

Company: ITRI Tel 2:

Address: 195-11 Chung Hsing Road Mob : Hsinchu Fax 1: +886 582 0081 TAIWAN 310 Fax 2: CHINA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LIXIN Sun Tel 1: +86 10 6809 4467

Company: RITT Tel 2:

Address: MPT, Radio Dept. Mob : Yue Tan Nan Jie 11# Fax 1: +86 10 6853 3951 BEIJING 100045 Fax 2: CHINA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LJUNGBERG Eric Tel 1: +46 40 10 51 43

Company: TELIA RESEARCH AB Tel 2:

Address: P.O. Box 85 Mob : + 46 70 59 44 444 Fax 1: +46 40 30 70 29 20120 MALMÖ Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LJUNGGREN Tommy Tel 1: +468707 4625


Address: Trp Mob : +46 705 910 064 Fax 1: +46 706 100145 13680 HANINGE Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MADSEN Ole Tel 1: +45 96 738 000

Company: DANCALL TELECOM A/S Tel 2:

Address: Bransagervej 30 Mob : +45 40 53 08 43 PO Box 106 Fax 1: +45 96 73 80 02 9490 PANDRUP Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MAHLER Roland Tel 1: +49 228 936 9410

Company: T-MOBIL Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 300463 Mob : Fax 1: +49 228 936 9419 53184 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MAIER Bernhard Tel 1: +49 911 526 3886

Company: TOP BUSINESSCONSULT GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Klingenhofstrasse 58 Mob : Fax 1: +49 911 526 3753 90411 NUREMBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MAIER Gerhard M. Tel 1: +44 1 865 747 711

Company: SHARP LAB.EUROPE LTD. Tel 2: +44 1 865 716 689

Address: Edmund Halley Rd. Mob : Oxford Science Park Fax 1: +44 1 865 747 717 OXFORD OX4 8DT Fax 2: +44 1 865 716 689 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MALMBAK Per Tel 1: +49 611 3611 410


Address: Cellular Subscriber Division Mob : +49 171 850 8100 Hagenauer Str.47 Fax 1: +49 611 260 439 65203 WIESBADEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MALOBERTI Alain Tel 1: +33 1 55 22 23 00

Company: FRANCE TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: FTM/DDD/DEV Mob : 41-45 Boulevard Romain Rolland Fax 1: +33 1 55 22 23 23 75672 PARIS CEDEX 14 Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MASSE Yves Tel 1: +33 4 9322 2490

Company: TEXAS INSTRUMENTS Tel 2:

Address: BP 5 Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 93 22 27 40 06271 VILLENEUVE LOUBET CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MASSIET DU BIEST Bruno Tel 1: +33 1 4044 3398

Company: SFR Tel 2:

Address: Mob : 212 Rue Raymond Losserand Fax 1: +33 1 4044 3579 75014 PARIS Fax 2: FRANCE Name: MATSUO Sakae Tel 1: +44 1 344 301 883

Company: KENWOOD ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES Tel 2:

Address: Azure House, Bagshot Road Mob : Bracknell Fax 1: +44 1 344 300 293 BERKSHIRE RG12 95W Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MAUL Heino Tel 1: +49 911 526 3128


Address: Thurn-und Taxis Str. 10 Mob : +49 171 3080 772 Fax 1: +49 911 526 2979 90411 NURNBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MCINTOSH Chris Tel 1: +1 650 482 2137

Company: WAVELINK LTD. Tel 2:

Address: Interwave Communications Inc. Mob : 656 Bair Island Road, Suite 108 Fax 1: 1 650 261 6220 Redwood City, CA 94063-2704 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MEDEIROS Francisco Tel 1: +44 1 753 606 943

Company: NEC TECHNOLOGIES (UK) LTD Tel 2:

Address: 5 Bath Rd. Berkshire Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 753 606 901 SLOUGH SL1 3UA Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MEISSNER Peter Tel 1: +49 211 448 2672

Company: E-PLUS MOBILFUNK GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Ulmenstrasse 125 Mob : PO Box 30 03 07 Fax 1: +49 211 448 2777 40403 DÜSSELDORF Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MICHAU Philippe Tel 1: +33 1 4130 2746

Company: THOMSON-CSF/DCH Tel 2:

Address: 160 Boulevard de Valmy Mob : BP. 82 Fax 1: +33 1 4130 2221 92704 COLOMBES Fax 2: FRANCE Name: MICHAUD Claude Tel 1: +33 1 4063 9596

Company: CHAIRMAN ETSI/TC/SES Tel 2:

Address: ALCATEL ESPACE Mob : 15 Rue Villaret de Joyeuse Fax 1: +33 1 4063 9697 75017 PARIS Fax 2: FRANCE Name: MILLOT John Tel 1: +61 3 9253 6254

Company: TELECOM AUSTRALIA Tel 2:

Address: Telecom Research Laboratories Mob : PO Box 249-Rosebank MDC Fax 1: +61 3 9253 6339 CLAYTON VIC 3168 Fax 2: AUSTRALIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MILTIADOU Kimon Tel 1: + 44 1684 894028

Company: DERA Tel 2:

Address: St Andrews Road Mob : Malvern Fax 1: + 44 1684 895646 Worcestershire WR14 3PS Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM Name: MISHENKOV Serge Tel 1: + 7 095 921 8130

Company: MINISTRY of TELECOMMUNICATIONS Tel 2: + 7 095 201 6046

Address: RUSSIAN FEDERATION Mob : Tverskaya, 7 UV3ABH Fax 1: + 7 095 230 2097 103375 MOSCOW Fax 2: RUSSIA Name: MOHRS Walter Tel 1: +49 228 936 1251

Company: DeTeMobil GmbH Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 300463 Mob : Fax 1: +49 228 936 1257 53184 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MOKDAD Mohamed Tel 1: +41 31 338 9571

Company: SWITZERLAND TELECOMLAND Tel 2:

Address: ETSI/CS4 COORDINATION Mob : TZV, Zentweg 27 Fax 1: +41 31 338 9903 3030 BERN Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MOLLER Soren Tel 1: +45 99 86 22 00

Company: CETELCO Tel 2:

Address: Cetelco A/S Mob : Ostre Allé 6 Fax 1: +45 99 86 22 01 9530 STOVRING Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MONTAGNA Roberto Tel 1: +39 11 228 6111

Company: STET-CSELT Tel 2:

Address: Via G. Reiss Romoli 274 Mob : Audio Coding Fax 1: +39 11 228 6190 10148 TORINO Fax 2: ITALY Name: MORENO Juan Antonio Tel 1: +34 1 5846 653

Company: TELEFONICA DE ESPANA Tel 2:

Address: Mob : Emilio Vargas, 4 Fax 1: +34 1 5846 955 28043 MADRID Fax 2: SPAIN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MORISON Max Tel 1: +64 4 382 5939

Company: TELECOM NEW ZEALAND Tel 2:

Address: 13-27 Manners Street Mob : P.O. Box 570 Fax 1: +64 4 701 5417 WELLINGTON Fax 2: NEW ZEALAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MORLEY Bob Tel 1: +44 1252 775 200

Company: ANITE SYSTEMS Tel 2:

Address: Transport & Telecom Division Mob : 127 Fleet Road, FLEET Fax 1: +44 1252 775 299 HAMPSHIRE GU13 8PD Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MORTIMER Richard Tel 1: +44 1344 300 681

Company: KENWOOD ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGIES Tel 2:

Address: Azure House, Bagshot Road Mob : Bracknell Fax 1: +44 1344 300 293 BERKSHIRE RG12 9SW Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MOULY Michel Tel 1: +33 1 6931 48 48


Address: 4, rue Elisee Reclus Mob : +33 6 07 59 41 76 Fax 1: +33 1 6931 0338 91120 PALAISEAU Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MOURAVJEV Vladimir Tel 1: +7095 261 02 59

Company: NIIR STATE COMMITEE OF TELECOMM. Tel 2:

Address: 16, Kazakova sts. Mob : Fax 1: + 7095 261 00 90 MOSKOW, 103064 Fax 2: RUSSIA Name: MUELLER Susanne Tel 1: + 4930 386 27033

Company: TEKTRONIX BERLIN GMBH Tel 2:

Address: Postfach 130173 Mob : + 4930 171 3089 887 Fax 1: + 4930 386 225 24 13601 BERLIN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MÜHLDORFER Bernd Tel 1: +49 89 14 80 31 52

Company: VIAG INTERKOM Tel 2:

Address: Dept Network Technology Mob : Riesstrasse 25 - Atrium A Fax 1: +49 89 14 80 34 16 80992 MUNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MÜNNING Dirk Tel 1: +49 228 700 1640

Company: DETECON GmbH Tel 2: +33 4 9294 4290

Address: Projekt PDB Mob : +49 171 640 1431 Oberkasseler Strasse 2 Fax 1: +49 228 700 1607 53227 BONN Fax 2: +49 228 700 1606 GERMANY

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Name: MYKHAYLOV Nick Tel 1: +380 482 232 066

Company: URTRI Tel 2:

Address: 31 R. Luxembourg St. Mob : Fax 1: +380 482 224 583 ODESSA 270026 Fax 2: UKRAINE Name: NASCIMENTO José Pedro Tel 1: +351 1722 5258

Company: TELECEL SA Tel 2:

Address: R. Tomás da Fonseca Mob : Torre A- 8°/D Fax 1: +351 1722 5882 1600 LISBOA Fax 2: PORTUGAL E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: NEUMANN Peter Dr. Tel 1: +49 89 722 36718

Company: SIEMENS AG Tel 2:

Address: PN KE TT41 Mob : +49 172 890 44 28 Hofmannstraße 51 Fax 1: +49 89 722 37078 81359 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: NIELSEN Henning Bjarke Tel 1: +49 89 94578 107

Company: SONY IPCE - M Tel 2:

Address: Heisenbergbogen 1 Mob : +49 172 839 2670 Fax 1: +49 89 94578 444 85609 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: NUGTER Adriana C.M. Tel 1: +32 2 627 0790

Company: AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: Managing Director European Public Policy Mob : Avenue Louise 480 Fax 1: +32 2 649 5808 1050 BRUSSELLS Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: OHANA Alain Tel 1: +1 404 841 1208

Company: BELLSOUTH MOBILITY DCS Tel 2:

Address: 3353 Peachtree Road N.E. Mob : Suite 300 Fax 1: +1 404 841 2045 ATLANGA, GEORGIA 30326 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: OLSSON Bo G.H. Tel 1: +46 8 707 5372

Company: TELIA RESEARCH AB Tel 2:

Address: Rudsjöterrassen 2 Mob : +46 705 910065 Fax 1: +46 8 707 5310 13680 HANINGE Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PATTINI Franco Tel 1: +39 11 228 5399

Company: CSELT Tel 2:

Address: Via G. Reiss Romoli 274 Mob : Fax 1: +39 11 228 5295 10148 TORINO Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PATZAK Wolfgang Tel 1: +49 911 3788 245

Company: DEBIS SYSTEMHAUS Tel 2:

Address: Neutorgraben 1B Mob : Fax 1: +49 911 3788 100 90419 NURNBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PERRICHON Pierre Tel 1: +33 1 4197 6721

Company: SFR Tel 2: +33 1 4197 6722

Address: GIE COFIRA Mob : +33 6 09 11 37 00 Tour de l'Esplanade - 1 Place Carpeaux Fax 1: +33 1 419767 98 92915 PARIS LA DEFENSE CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PETTERSSON Fredrik Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 38


Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : +46 70 676 2060 Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: +46 70 612 2060 FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PICHLER Johann Tel 1: +43 1 51551 2821

Company: PTT AUSTRIA Tel 2:

Address: Postgasse 8 Mob : Fax 1: +43 1 513 0100 1010 VIENNA Fax 2: +43 1 512 7387 AUSTRIA

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Name: PIERCY Neil Tel 1: +44 1 223 875 200

Company: SCIENTIFIC GENERICS Tel 2:

Address: Harston Mill Mob : Harston Fax 1: +44 1 223 875 201 CAMBRIDGE CB2 5NH Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PIKE Simon Tel 1: +44 1 793 883 206


Address: Optimus House Mob : Windmill Hill Business Park Fax 1: +44 1 793 883 232 SWINDON WILTSHIRE SN5 6PP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: PINTAUX Jean-Bernard Tel 1: +33 1 3073 7173

Company: SAGEM Tel 2:

Address: 2 Rue du Petit Albi, BP 8250 Mob : CERGY ST.CHRISTOPHE Fax 1: +33 1 3038 6555 95800 CERGY PONTOISE Fax 2: +33 1 3073 1660 FRANCE Name: POFF Richard Tel 1: +353 1 6714 444

Company: TELECOM EIREANN Tel 2:

Address: Network Services Directorate Mob : St. Stephen’s Green West Fax 1: +353 1 4784 831 DUBLIN 2 Fax 2: IRELAND Name: POLITANO Christian Tel 1: +33 4 5040 2764

Company: SGS-THOMSON MICROELECTRONICS Tel 2: +33 4 5040 2640

Address: Technoparc du Pays de Gex Mob : 165, rue Edouard Branly -BP 112 Fax 1: +33 4 5040 2810 01630 SAINT GENIS POUILLY Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: POOLE Steven John Tel 1: +44 1 793 518 247

Company: GEC Plessey Semiconductors Tel 2:

Address: Cheney Manor Mob : Communication Business Unit Fax 1: +44 1 793 518 288 SWINDON SN2 2QW Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: PORZIO GIUSTO Pietro Tel 1: +39 6 3900 9020

Company: TELECOM ITALIA MOBILE (STET) Tel 2:

Address: Largo Tassoni 323 Mob : +39 335 40 10 11 Fax 1: +39 6 3900 9033 00186 ROMA Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RADEV Valentin Tel 1: +359 88 500 031

Company: MOBITEL AD Tel 2:

Address: 25 Han Kroum Street Mob : Fax 1: +359 2 981 5660 SOPHIA 1000 Fax 2: +359 88 500 035 BULGARIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RAPELI Juha Tel 1: +33 2 43 41 11 20

Company: PHILIPS CONSUMER COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2: +33 2 43 41 52 52

Address: Route d’Angers Mob : +358 400 682 596 Fax 1: +33 2 43 41 11 26 72019 LE MANS CEDEX Fax 2: +33 2 43 41 16 12 FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: REICHL Wolfgang Tel 1: +43 1 797 8028

Company: OEFEG / AUSTRIA Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 147 Mob : +43 664 400 1700 FZG Arsenal Objekt 24 Fax 1: +43 1 797 8013 1103 WIEN Fax 2: AUSTRIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: REINARD KLaus Tel 1: +49 6172 767 120

Company: PEIKER Tel 2: +49 6172 767 140

Address: Acustic GbmH & Co KG Mob : Max-Planck-Strasse 32 Fax 1: +49 6172 72555 61381 FRIEDRICHSDORF/TS Fax 2: GERMANY Name: RICHARDS Derek Tel 1: +44 1793 883 258


Address: Optimus Mob : + 44 0468 940 696 Windmill Hill - Business Park Fax 1: + 44 1793 88 3815 SWINDON, WILTSHIRE SN5 6PP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: RICHTER Jorgen Tel 1: +32 2 296 8185

Company: CEC Tel 2:

Address: DG XIII Mob : 200 Rue de la Loi Fax 1: +32 2 296 1731 1049 BRUSSELS Fax 2: BELGIUM Name: RICHTER Thomas Tel 1: +49 911 2001 163

Company: PHILIPS SEMICONDUCTORS Tel 2: +49 911 2001 101

Address: TCMC Mob : +49 171 6015 959 StromerStrasse 5-7 Fax 1: +49 911 2001 102 90443 NÜRNBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RIJKS Erik Tel 1: +32 2 533 3411

Company: BELLSOUTH - EUROPE Tel 2:

Address: Avenue Louise 65 Mob : P.O.Box 3 Fax 1: +32 2 539 2410 1050 BRUSSELS Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RODRIGUEZ Carole Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4262



X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Rodriguez; g=Carole

Name: ROMUNEN Jukka Tel 1: +358 10 505 5462

Company: NOKIA MOBILE PHONES Tel 2:

Address: PO BOX 86 Mob : +358 40556 5929 Fax 1: +358 10 505 4600 24101 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ROPER Stephen Tel 1: +44 1256 855 450

Company: RADIO FREQUENCY INVESTIGATION Tel 2:

Address: Ewhurst Park, Ramsdell Mob : +44 385 290 092 Basingstoke Fax 1: +44 1256 851 192 HAMPSHIRE RG26 5RQ Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: ROTH Wolfgang Tel 1: +49 228 936 3332

Company: T-MOBIL Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 300463 Mob : +49 171 200 1274 Fax 1: +49 228 936 3329 53184 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ROUSSEAU Emmanuel Tel 1: +33 1 4652 1264

Company: ALCATEL MOBILE COMMUNICATION Tel 2:

Address: 32 Avenue Kléber Mob : +33 0 789 0195 Fax 1: +33 1 4652 8024 92707 COLOMBES CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RUPP Dieter Tel 1: +49 731 505 1545

Company: AEG MOBILE COMMUNICATION GmbH Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 1865 Mob : +49 171 225 7045 Wilhelm Runge Strasse 11 Fax 1: +49 731 505 1808 89081 ULM Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SABATAKAKIS Kyriacos Tel 1: +41 38 205 587

Company: CSEM Tel 2:

Address: PRO TELECOM Mob : Jaquet Droz 1 - PO Box 41 Fax 1: +41 38 205 720 2000 NEUCHATEL Fax 2: SWITZERLAND Name: SAMUKIC Antun Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 43 52


Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : +33 6 11 74 42 09 Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: c=FR, a=ATLAS, p=ETSI, g=Antun, s=Samukic

Name: SANDEGREN Gunnar Tel 1: +46 8 757 2507


Address: Torshamnsgatan 23 Mob : +46 70 591 2507 KISTA Fax 1: +46 8 404 8040 16480 STOCKHOLM Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: SANDERS Eric A Tel 1: +61 8373 2495

Company: SCANDEW PTY LTD Tel 2:

Address: Daw Park Mob : PO Box 80 Fax 1: +61 8373 2495 5041 AUS SOUTH AUSTRALIA Fax 2: AUSTRALIA Name: SANDERS Michael Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 90



X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Sanders; g=Michael

Name: SANT’AGOSTINO Marcello Tel 1: +39 2 4388 7118

Company: ITALTEL SIT Tel 2:

Address: c/o ITALTEL Castelletto CI1A Mob : +39 335 20 15 45 Castelleto Settimo Mi. Fax 1: +39 2 4388 8390 20019 MILANO Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: marcello.sant’[email protected]

Name: SAYERS Ian Tel 1: +44 181 606 4663

Company: FUJITSU EUROPE TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: R&D Centre Ltd Mob : 2 Longwalk Road, Stockley Park Fax 1: +44 181 573 3602 UXBRIDGE MIDDX UB11 1AB Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SCHARF-KATZ Volkmar Tel 1: +49 171 544 5703

Company: DETECON GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Oberkasseler Strasse 2 Mob : Fax 1: +49 171 544 5704 53227 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SCHNEELOCH Andreas Tel 1: +49 911 5217 246

Company: ERICSSON EUROLAB DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Nordostpark 12 Mob : Fax 1: +49 911 5217 952 90411 NÜRNBERG Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: SCHULTE-DÖINGHAUS Bernhard Tel 1: +49 8142 303 177

Company: WINTER WERTDRUCK GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Postfach 1280 Mob : Fax 1: +49 8142 303 170 82134 NEU-ESTING/MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SCHWARZ Holger Tel 1: +49 211 448 4782

Company: E-PLUS MOBILFUNK GmbH Tel 2:

Address: E-Plus-Platz Mob : +49 177 448 4782 Fax 1: +49 211 448 4046 40468 DUSSELDORF Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SCZEPANSKI Simone Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 66



Name: SEIDEL Eiko Tel 1: +49 6103 766160

Company: PANASONIC EUROPEAN LABORATORIES GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Monzastr. 4c Mob : Fax 1: +49 6103 766 144 63225 LANGEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SHEN Ming Tel 1: + 86 10 6463 22 88

Company: ERICSSON CHINA CO. Ltd. Tel 2:

Address: Ericsson Telecom Plaza, No.9,East Mob : + 86 139 111 01 09 Dongfang Road, North Dong san huan Fax 1: + 86 10 646 154 08 Beijing 100027 Fax 2: CHINA Name: SIMMONS Paul Tel 1: +33 1 39 44 55 95


Address: NMC, 1 Place des Freres Montgolfier Mob : +33 6 07 21 01 72 BP 50 Fax 1: +33 1 39 44 50 02 78042 GUYANCOURT Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: SIMOLA Juha Tel 1: +358 2 77400

Company: BENEFON OY Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 84 Mob : +358 50 5553343 Fax 1: +358 2 7740333 24100 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: SIMON Tamàs Tel 1: +36 1 270 4130


Address: Baross U. 165 Mob : Fax 1: +36 1 270 4110 2040 BUDAORS Fax 2: HUNGARY Name: SIMONIC Tomaz Tel 1: +386 61 1313 033

Company: MOBITEL SLOVENIA Tel 2:

Address: Dunajska 22 Mob : +386 416 11242 Fax 1: +386 61 132 1144 1000 LJUBLJANA Fax 2: SLOVENIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SLOAN Joe Tel 1: +353 1 609 5288

Company: ESAT DIGIFONE Tel 2:

Address: 76 Lower Baggat Street Mob : +353 86 814 5288 Fax 1: +353 1 619 5288 DUBLIN 2 Fax 2: IRELAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: STREHL Jorg Tel 1: +49 201 12 204 20

Company: RWE Telliance AG Tel 2:

Address: Gutenbergstrasse Mob : + 49 172 8088 335 Fax 1: +49 201 12 20382 45128 ESSEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SUBA Janos Tel 1: + 36 1 464 6000


Address: Baross u. 165 Mob : + 36 20 302 996 Fax 1: + 36 1 464 6100 2040 BUDAÖRS Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: SUNDBORG Jonas Tel 1: +46 8 404 8035


Address: ERA/LB Mob : +46 70 6748035 Fax 1: +46 8 404 8040 164 80 STOCKHOLM Fax 2: +46 70 616 8035 SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SZCZESNIAK Michal Tel 1: +48 22 607 1986

Company: POLKOMTEL SA Tel 2:

Address: Woloska 16 Mob : Fax 1: +48 22 607 5114 WARSAW Fax 2: POLAND Name: TARAZI Roger Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 28



Name: TENDYCK Heiner Tel 1: +49 211 5296 275

Company: TOSHIBA ELECTRONICS GmbH Tel 2:

Address: System Engineering Dept. Mob : Hansaallee 181 Fax 1: +49 211 5296 404 40549 DUSSELDORF Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: THIGER Hans Tel 1: +358 2040 3590

Company: TELECOM FINLAND Tel 2:

Address: Mobile Telephone Services Mob : +358 400 400 188 PO Box 049 Fax 1: +358 2040 3873 00051 TELE Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: THIRION Philippe Tel 1: +33 4 9211 4682

Company: CER - IBM Tel 2:

Address: Departement 943 Mob : Le plan du Bois Fax 1: +33 4 9324 4883 06610 LA GAUDE Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: THOMAS Rémi Tel 1: +33 1 4529 6407

Company: FRANCE TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: CNET/DMR/ACM Mob : +33 0701 2235 38-40 Rue Général Leclerc Fax 1: +33 1 4529 6307 92794 ISSY MOULINEAUX CEDEX 9 Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: THORLBY Paul Tel 1: +44 1684 895 030

Company: DEFENSE RESEARCH AGENCY Tel 2:

Address: St. Andrews Road Mob : Malvern Fax 1: +44 1684 895 646 WORESTERSHIRE WR14 3PS Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: TIURANIEMI Riitta Tel 1: +358 9 6959 9250

Company: OMNITELE LTD Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 969 Mob : +358 50 1992 Fax 1: +358 9 177 182 00101 HELSINKI Fax 2: FNLAND Name: TOEPFER Armin Tel 1: +49 211 533 2838

Company: MANNESMANN MOBILFUNK GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Am Seestern 1 Mob : +49 172 2100 748 Fax 1: +49 211 533 2804 40543 DÜSSELDORF Fax 2: Mob +49 1722106 795 GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: TOGNETTI Guido Tel 1: +39 40 41 92 359

Company: TELITAL Tel 2:

Address: Via Stazione di Prosecco 5/b Mob : Fax 1: +39 40 25 11 22 34010 SGONICO TRIESTE Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: TOMPKINS Robert W. Tel 1: +44 1 923 224 538

Company: ICO GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: 16 Garden Close Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 923 3366 35 WATFORD WD1 3DP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: TONELLI Paola Tel 1: +1 510 988 4505

Company: AIRTOUCH COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: 1340 Treat Boulevard Mob : +1 510 220 7797 Suite 500 Fax 1: +1 510 988 4487 WALNUT CREEK, CA 94596 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: TROFIMOV Iouri Tel 1: +7 095 267 3883

Company: Radio Research Institute NIIR Tel 2:

Address: MPT of RUSSIA Mob : Kazakova ST. 16 Fax 1: +7 095 261 0090 103064 MOSCOW Fax 2: RUSSIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: TWINGLER Jonas Tel 1: +1 901 624 4450

Company: CELCORE INC Tel 2:

Address: 3800 Forest Hill Irene Road Mob : Memphis Fax 1: +1 901 624 4100 TENNESSEE 38125 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: URIE Alistair Tel 1: +33 1 3077 3623

Company: ALCATEL TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: MCD/CPG Mob : +33 6 0841 7445 10, rue Latécoère Fax 1: +33 1 30 77 08 88 78141 VELIZY CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: USAI Paolo Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 36

Company: ETSI/PTSMG Tel 2: +33 4 92 94 42 66


Name: VADGAMA Sunil Tel 1: +44 1 81 573 4444

Company: FUJITSU EUROPE TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: R&D Centre Limited Mob : 2 Longwalk Rd/Stockley Park Fax 1: +44 1 81 573 3602 UXBRIDGE MIDDX UB11 1AB Fax 2: +44 1 81 606 4539 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: VAINIKKA Jari Tel 1: +358 9 5113 8374

Company: NOKIA TELECOMMUNICATIONS OY Tel 2:

Address: PO BOX 300 Mob : +358 40 511 88 66 Fax 1: +358 9 5113 8506 00045 NOKIA GROUP Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VALERIO Fausto Tel 1: +39 6 7258 2320

Company: ERICSSON TELECOMUNICAZIONI SPA Tel 2:

Address: Via Anagnina 203 Mob : Fax 1: +39 6 7258 3008 00040 ROMA Fax 2: ITALY Name: VALME Niclas Tel 1: +46 8 707 4663


Address: Rudsjoterrassen 2 Mob : +46 705884663 Fax 1: +46 70 611 4663 13680 HANINGE Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VALTA Ekkehard Tel 1: +49 6131 18 2229

Company: BAPT / BUNDESAMT FÜR P&T Tel 2:

Address: Canisiusstr. 21 Mob : PO Box 8001 Fax 1: +49 6131 18 5613 55003 MAINZ Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VAN BOKHORST Ruud Tel 1: +31 35 689 35 61

Company: PHILIPS BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS Tel 2:

Address: Anth. Fokkerweg 5 Mob : P.O. Box 32 Fax 1: +31 35 689 10 30 1200 JD HILVERSUM Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VAN DER AREND Peter Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4231

Company: ETSI/PTSMG Tel 2: +33 4 9294 4266


X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=VanderArend; g=Peter

ANNEX 1 - Page 43

Name: VAN DONINCK Chris Tel 1: +32 2 205 4508

Company: BELGACOM MOBILE Tel 2: +32 2 205 4526

Address: Rue Emile Jacqmain 157 Mob : +32 75 115 175 Fax 1: +32 2 205 4085 1210 BRUSSELS Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VAN VELTHOVEN Herman Tel 1: +32 53 821 3 16

Company: PIONEER ELECTRONIC EUROPE Tel 2:

Address: Joseph Cardijnstraat 31 Mob : Fax 1: +32 53 821 300 9420 ERPE-MERE Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VANNAI Nàndor Tel 1: +36 1 265 9003

Company: WESTEL 900 Tel 2:

Address: 5-7 Kaposvar ut. Mob : Fax 1: +36 1 265 9123 1117 BUDAPEST Fax 2: HUNGARY Name: VASSILIOU Marie-Michèle Tel 1: +33 1 4652 1693

Company: ALCATEL MOBILE PHONES Tel 2:

Address: 32 Avenue Kleber Mob : BP 26 Fax 1: +33 1 4652 8270 92707 COLOMBES CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VEDDER Klaus Tel 1: +49 89 4119 1542

Company: GIESECKE & DEVRIENT GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Prinzregentenstr.159 Mob : Postfach 80 07 29 Fax 1: +49 89 4119 1540 81607 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY Name: VERBESTEL Willy Tel 1: +1 602 732 2339

Company: MOTOROLA SATCOM Tel 2:

Address: 2501 S.Price Road Mob : G-1218 Fax 1: +1 602 732 5176 CHANDLER, AZ 85248-2899 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

ANNEX 1 - Page 44

Name: VERCAUTEREN Leo Tel 1: + 323 240 88 89

Company: ALCATEL BELL Tel 2:

Address: Francis Wellensplein 1 Mob : Fax 1: + 323 240 99 32 2018 ANTWERPEN Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VIVERO BLAS Ramon Tel 1: +34 1 396 2682

Company: DIRECCION GENERAL TELECOM Tel 2:

Address: Palacio de Comunicaciones Mob : Plaza de Cibeles, S/N Fax 1: +34 1 346 1566 28014 MADRID Fax 2: SPAIN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: VOSTERS Jean Tel 1: +32 3 240 7541

Company: ALCATEL BELL Tel 2:

Address: 1, Pl. Francis Wellesplein Mob : +32 75 83 61 96 Fax 1: +32 3 240 9916 2018 ANTWERPEN Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WALLACE Christopher Tel 1: +1 972 257 9947

Company: NOKIA INC. Tel 2:

Address: 2300 Valley View Lane Mob : +1 917 980 5595 Suite 100 Fax 1: +1 972 257 9988 IRVING, TEXAS 75062 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WALTER Knut Erik Tel 1: +47 2278 5525

Company: TELENOR MOBIL AS Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 6746 Mob : +47 9002 2727 St.Olavs Plass Fax 1: +47 2278 5500 0130 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WATKINS Michael Tel 1: +44 171 391 5572

Company: BRT EUROPEAN NETWORK Tel 2:

Address: CP 25, The Podium Mob : +44 385 320 006 1 Eversholt Street Fax 1: +44 171 391 5575 LONDON NW1 1DN Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM

ANNEX 1 - Page 45

Name: WATSON Andrew W.D. Tel 1: +44 1 793 566 230

Company: MOTOROLA E.C.I.D Tel 2:

Address: 16 Euroway Mob : +44 385 318 522 Blagrove 2 Fax 1: +44 1 793 484 230 SWINDON SN5 8YW Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WEILER Dirk Tel 1: +49 89 722 26203

Company: SIEMENS AG Tel 2:

Address: MN P2 Mob : +49 171 334 0791 Hofmannstr.51 Fax 1: +49 89 722 21882 81359 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: +49 89 722 57185 GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WEST Jonathan Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4321



X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=West; g=Jonathan

Name: WHITE David Tel 1: +44 1 71 242 0077

Company: I.T. DIRECTION Ltd. Tel 2:

Address: 20-22, Bedford Row Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 71 405 0444 LONDON WC1R 4EB Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM Name: WIEBKE Thomas Tel 1: +49 6103 766 161

Company: PANASONIC DEUTSCHLAND Tel 2:

Address: Monzastr. 4c Mob : Fax 1: +49 6103 766 166 63225 LANGEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WIEDERMANN Werner Tel 1: +43 1 33161 6000

Company: MOBILKOM AUSTRIA AG Tel 2:

Address: Treustrasse 43 Mob : Fax 1: +43 1 33161 6009 1200 WIEN Fax 2: AUSTRIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

ANNEX 1 - Page 46

Name: WIENER Anthony Tel 1: +44 1 81 214 2290

Company: ONE-2-ONE Tel 2:

Address: Imperial Place Mob : Maxwell Road, Borehamwood Fax 1: +44 1 81 905 1671 HERTZ WD6 1EA Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WILDEY Chris Tel 1: +44 1 276 419 587

Company: NOKIA MOBILE PHONES Tel 2:

Address: St Georges Court, St Georges Rd. Mob : +44 385 300 479 CAMBERLEY Fax 1: +44 1 276 677 151 SURREY GU15 3QZ Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WILLIAMS David Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 61


Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 93 65 28 17 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE Name: WILLIMOWSKI Ingo Tel 1: +49 2842 981 415

Company: IMST Tel 2:

Address: Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Str. 2 Mob : Fax 1: +49 2842 981 499 47475 KAMP-LINTFORT Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WILLRETT Ursel Tel 1: +49 7121 86 1265

Company: WANDEL & GOLTERMANN GmbH Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 1262 Mob : Fax 1: +49 7121 86 2148 72795 ENINGEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WINCH Nicholas Tel 1: +44 1 203 562 290

Company: GPT Ltd. Tel 2:

Address: New Century Park Mob : PO Box 53 Fax 1: +44 1 203 563 816 COVENTRY CV3 1HJ Fax 2: +44 1 203 562 247 UNITED KINGDOM

ANNEX 1 - Page 47

Name: WU Xiao Feng Tel 1: +86 10 660 12248

Company: MINISTRY OF P & T Tel 2: +86 10 660 58348

Address: Dept of Science and Technology Mob : 13, West Chang-AnAve Fax 1: +86 10 660 89046 BEIJING 100804 Fax 2: CHINA Name: YURASOVA Lyudmila Tel 1: +7 095 921 29 32

Company: MPT OF RUSSIA Tel 2:

Address: 7, Tverskaya st. Mob : Fax 1: +7 095 923 5784 MOSCOW 103375 Fax 2: +7 095 201 6434 RUSSIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ZELMER Donald E. Tel 1: +1 404 841 2013

Company: BELLSOUTH MOBILITY DCS Tel 2:

Address: 3353 Peachtree Road N.E. Mob : Suite 300 Fax 1: +1 404 841 2045 ATLANTA, GA 30326 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ZHANG Terry Tel 1: + 8610 6463 2288

Company: ERICSSON (CHINA) COMPANY LTD. Tel 2:

Address: No. 9 East Dongfang Road Mob : + 86139 1235194 North Dongsanhuan Road Fax 1: + 8610 6461 5405 BEIJING 100027 Fax 2: CHINA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: ZHANG Xin Sheng Tel 1: + 8610 6601 1332

Company: MPT OF CHINA Tel 2: + 8610 660 12 096

Address: No. 13 Westchang An Av. Mob : Fax 1: + 8610 6608 9046 Beijing 100804 Fax 2: CHINA Name: ZOLLMAN Peter Tel 1: +44 1 635 503 421

Company: VODAFONE LTD Tel 2:

Address: The Courtyard Mob : +44 385 200 112 2-4 London Road Fax 1: +44 1 635 31127 NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE RG14 1JX Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: G=Peter; S=Zollman; C=GB; A=Gold 400; P=Vodafone

ETSI TC SMG #2/97 Annex 2

Status List of CHANGE REQUESTS presented to

SMG#22

Introduction :This following list contains the final status of all Change Requests, that were presented to SMG#22.The statistics (see below) is based on that list.

New specifications that were submitted for approval are also listed. Statistics 08-Feb-01

Phase 1

2 approvedCRs

Phase 2

95 approvedCRs 2 cond. approvedCRs 2 informativeCRs 1 postponedCRs 1 revisedCRs

Phase R96

152 approvedCRs 1 revisedCRs

Phase R97

95 approvedCRs 3 postponedCRs 1 withdrawnCRs

Phase R98

2 approvedCRs

CRs under responsibility of the following STCs have been submitted by the time of printing : 08-Feb-01

17 1CRs presented by SMG45 2CRs presented by SMG48 3CRs presented by SMG52 4CRs presented by SMG9 6CRs presented by SMG

117 7CRs presented by SMG12 8CRs presented by SMG32 9CRs presented by SMG2 10CRs presented by SMG

23 11CRs presented by SMG

357 CRs presented in total

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357 CRs were presented in total

Status_new_Specs

TDoc SPEC PHAS SUBJECT STATUS NEW_VE SOURC

97-777 01.61 R97 GPRS ciphering algorithm requirements approved 5.0.0 SMG10

97-739 02.53 R97 Tandem Free Operation Stage 1 approved 5.0.0 SMG11

97-738 03.58 R97 Handsfree test methods approved 5.0.0 SMG11

97-705 03.22 R96 Universal Geographical Area Description (GAD) approved 5.0.0 SMG3

97-642 04.65 R97 GSM 04.65 GPRS; Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol approved 5.0.0 SMG3

97-641 04.64 R97 GSM 04.64 GPRS; MS-SGSN Logical Link Control Layer approved 5.0.0 SMG3

97-708 09.61 R97 Draft GSM 09.61 v. 2.0.0 approved 5.0.0 SMG4

97-707 07.60 R97 Draft GSM 07.60 v. 2.0.0 approved 5.0.0 SMG4

Spec CR rev Phase Cat SUBJECT TDoc Status NEW_VERS

02.04A018 R97 B SS CNAP:Introduction of the Calling Name Presentation Supplementar 97-799 approved 5.7.0A019 R97 C includes MSP in table 97-651 approved 5.7.0A020 R97 D eMLPP & Emergency Calls 97-651 approved 5.7.0

02.22A007 R97 D ME Personalization, Part of CR A.003r1 to 02.22 approved at SMG#2 97-655 approved 5.3.0’strategic’

02.30A018 R97 B SS CNAP: Introduction of the Calling Name Presentation Supplementa 97-793 approved 5.6.0A019 R97 C Clarifies selection procedure 97-651 approved 5.6.0A020 R97 C CCBS Request De Activation 97-651 approved 5.6.0

02.60A001 R98 F MT operation in GPRS 97-651 approved 5.1.0

02.78A013 4 R97 B Camel Phase 2 and Camel Phase 1 97-652 approved 5.3.0’strategic’

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02.81 Line Identification Supplementary Services - Stage 1.A006 2 F Handling of Nums related CLI SS: CR allows presentation of additiona 97-653 postponed’strategic’

A007 R97 A Handling of Nums related CLI SS: CR allows presentation of additiona 97-653 postponed’strategic’

02.87A005 R98 D Correction of misleading text regarding the end to end check. 97-651 approved 5.3.0

02.93A013 R97 C CCBS Camel 97-651 approved 5.3.0A014 R97 D CCBS Editorial 97-651 approved 5.4.0A015 R97 B CCBS Request de activation 97-651 approved 5.4.0A016 R97 B CCBS Suspend 97-651 approved 5.4.0

02.97A003 R97 C Clarifies interactions w other services 97-651 approved 5.2.0

03.02A006 R96 F Clarification on the nature of the B-Interface 97-796 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

A007 R97 B Support of SIWF 97-796 approved 5.2.0

03.07A001 R97 B Restauration procedures GPRS 97-691 approved 5.1.0

03.08A007 R97 B Support of NAEA 97-689 approved 5.2.0A008 R97 B Organization of subscriber data GPRS 97-691 approved 5.2.0

03.10A006 R96 F Editorial modifications 97-695 approved 5,3.0

03.16A007 R97 B Support of NAEA 97-689 approved 5.2.0A008 R97 B Changes due to Calling Name Presentation 97-816 approved 5.2.0A009 R97 B Organization of subscriber data GPRS 97-691 approved 5.2.0

03.18A008 R97 B Support of NAEA 97-689 approved 5.2.0A010 1 R97 B Introduction of CNAP 97-799 postponed

03.20A006 1 R97 B GPRS interaction with existing security mechanisms 97-778 approved 5.2.0A007 1 R97 B GPRS security 97-778 approved 5.2.0

03.26 Multiband operation of GSM/DCS 1800 by a single operator

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A004 1 2 C Clarification of use of SYSTEM INFORMATION messages 97-845 cond. approved 4.3.0’strategic’

03.40A060 R97 B Code points for SIM Toolkit secure messaging 97-696 approved 5.7.0A061 R96 F Correction of numbers 97-696 approved 5.7.0A062 R97 F User Data Header Indicator 97-696 approved 5.7.0A063 R97 B SMS transfer over GPRS 97-706 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

03.41A036 R97 C Format of Cell List Structures 97-697 approved 5.7.0A037 R97 C Removing restriction on the use of SET-DRX 97-697 approved 5.7.0A038 R97 C Repetition Rate 97-697 approved 5.7.0A039 R97 C CBCH loading 97-697 approved 5.7.0A040 R97 D Editorial changes 97-703 approved 5.7.0A041 R97 C Cause values 97-697 approved 5.7.0A042 R96 D Editorial changes 97-703 approved 5.7.0A043 R97 C No-of-Broadcasts-Completed 97-697 approved 5.7.0A044 R97 C Write-Replace 97-697 approved 5.7.0

03.42A002 R96 F Editorial changes 97-703 approved 5.2.0

03.49A018 R97 C Removing restriction on the use of SET-DRX 97-697 approved 5.6.0A019 R97 C Repetition Rate 97-697 approved 5.6.0A020 R97 C CBCH loading 97-697 approved 5.6.0A021 R97 C User Data definition for non Fast Select 97-697 approved 5.6.0A022 R97 D Alignment with 03.41 97-703 approved 5.6.0A023 R97 C Cause values 97-697 approved 5.6.0A024 R97 C Format of Cell List Structures 97-697 approved 5.6.0A025 R97 C No-of-Broadcasts-Completed 97-697 approved 5.6.0

03.54A001 1 R97 D Definition of visited MSC 97-698 approved 5.1.0A002 R97 F Clarifications of ISUP procedures 97-698 approved 5.1.0A003 R97 D Number of MSCs that can access an SIWF 97-698 approved 5.1.0

03.60A001 R97 C Clarifications to 03.60 97-643 approved 5.1.0A002 1 R97 C Maximum network layer PDU length 97-643 approved 5.1.0A003 R97 C Reliable MM signalling over the radio interface 97-643 approved 5.1.0

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A004 1 R97 C Selection of the external network reference point by the user 97-643 approved 5.1.0A005 1 R97 C Allocation of NSAPI in the PDP Context Activation procedure 97-643 approved 5.1.0A006 R97 C Anonymous Access PDP Context Deactivation 97-643 approved 5.1.0A007 1 R97 Various improvements to GSM 03.60 97-643 approved 5.1.0A008 3 R97 F SMS over GPRS 97-643 approved 5.1.0A009 R97 F Clarifications to network-requested PDP context activation 97-643 approved 5.1.0A010 R97 D Clarification on the update of the SGSN-VLR association 97-643 approved 5.1.0

03.64A022 1 R97 B Unacknowledged mode of RLC/MAC operation 97-638 approved 5.1.0A023 1 R97 C Improved RLC Service Primitives 97-638 approved 5.1.0A024 1 R97 C Enhancements to dynamic allocation 97-639 approved 5.1.0A025 1 R97 F Clarifications to DRX 97-639 approved 5.1.0A026 1 R97 B Optimisation for network control cell reselection 97-638 approved 5.1.0A027 2 R97 C Abnormal Cases in GPRS MS Ready State: Leaky Bucket Procedure 97-638 approved 5.1.0A029 R97 D Multiframe structure (details) (revision of SMG2 GPRS 301/97) 97-639 approved 5.1.0A030 1 R97 C Abnormal Cases in GPRS MS Ready State 97-638 approved 5.1.0A031 1 R97 C Cell Re-Selection in GPRS 97-639 approved 5.1.0A032 R97 D Definition of PACCH 97-639 approved 5.1.0A033 1 R97 C Clarifications on Timing advance procedure 97-639 approved 5.1.0A035 R97 F Bit order for USF coding in GPRS 97-639 approved 5.1.0A036 R97 F PTM-M 97-639 approved 5.1.0A037 R97 D Contention resolution 97-639 approved 5.1.0A039 R97 C Deleting parameter XHYST 97-639 approved 5.1.0

03.68A010 R96 F ASCI ph1 option pruning (routing or VBS/VGCS calls) [R96] 97-690 approved 5.3.0’strategic’

03.69A009 R96 F ASCI ph1 option pruning (routing or VBS/VGCS calls) [R96] 97-690 approved 5.3.0’strategic’

03.78A003 3 R96 F Alignment with stage 3 specifications (09.78 and 09.02) and clarificati 97-688 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

A010 R96 F Alignment subscriber status in CAMEL with MAP 97-688 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

04.08 Mobile Radio Interface - Layer 3 SpecificationA217 1 2 F Protocol error handling in the network 97-711 approved 4.20.0’strategic’

A218 1 R96 A Protocol error handling in the network 97-713 approved 5.5.0A219 R96 D Descriptive group or broadcast call reference 97-713 approved 5.4.2A220 1 R96 D Editorial Correction 97-717 approved 5.4.2A221 1 R96 B BA Range IE Handling 97-717 approved 5.6.0’strategic’

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A223 1 R96 A MS handling of cipher mode setting 97-713 approved 5.7.0A224 1 R96 F Coding of the IEI of the priority level 97-712 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A226 2 R96 F Handling of mandatory information error in release 97-712 approved 5.5.0’strategic’

A227 R96 D Wrong reference 97-713 approved 5.4.2A228 R96 F Handling of ASCI information by non-supporting MS 97-735 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A229 2 F MS handling of cipher mode setting 97-711 approved 4.20.0’strategic’

A238 1 R96 C Clarification of use of L2 Pseudo Length in SYSTEM INFORMATIO 97-773 revised 5.7.2’strategic’

A238 2 R96 C Clarification of use of L2 Pseudo Length in SYSTEM INFORMATIO 97-845 approved 5.7.2’strategic’

A239 R96 F Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 97-699 approved 5.7.0A239 1 2 C Clarification of use of L2 Pseudo Length in SYSTEM INFORMATIO 97-773 revised 4.20.1’strategic’

A239 2 2 C Clarification of use of L2 Pseudo Length in SYSTEM INFORMATIO 97-845 approved 4.20.1’strategic’

04.21A008 R96 F Editorial changes, rate adaptation procedure 97-701 approved 5.3.0

04.22A011 R96 F Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 97-701 approved 5.3.0A012 2 R96 F HSCSD 97-700 approved 5.3.0

04.80A007 1 R97 B Introduction of CNAP 97-799 postponed

05.02A019 1 R97 B Introduction of GPRS 97-640 approved 5.4.0

05.03A011 1 R97 B Introduction of GPRS 97-640 approved 5.4.0

05.05A056 R96 B Call Setup Success Performance at High Received Input Levels 97-769 approved 5.6.0’strategic’

A060 2 R97 B Introduction of GPRS 97-640 approved 5.6.0A061 2 B Call Setup Success Performance at High Received Input Levels 97-769 approved 4.20.0’strategic’

05.08A010 2 R97 B Introduction of GPRS 97-640 approved 5.5.0A037 2 F Signal strength measurements 97-769 approved 4.19.1A038 R96 A Signal strength measurements 97-769 approved 5.5.0

05.10A011 1 R97 B Introduction of the new Timing Advance Procedure for GPRS 97-640 approved 5.2.0

05.50A004 R96 D Correction of terminology 97-769 approved 5.1.1

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06.01 Full Rate Speech Processing Functions.A003 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.6A004 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.1.0A005 R96 B Introduction of Homing for Full Rate Speech Transcoding 97-741 approved 5.1.0

06.06 European Digital Telecommunications System Half Rate Speech - Part 7: ANSI-C Code for GSM Half Rate Speech CodecA002 1 2 D UAP60 and Supplementary notes on 06.06 Call Graph Changes 97-737 approved 4.1.1A003 R96 D UAP60 and Supplementary notes on 06.06 Call Graph Changes 97-737 approved 5.1.1

06.07 European Digital Cellular Telecommunications Systems Half Rate Speech - Part 8: Test Sequence for GSM Half Rate Speech CodecA004 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.1.1A005 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.0.2

06.10 Full Rate Speech TranscodingA001 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.3A002 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.1.0A003 R96 B Introduction of Homing and 8 bit Test Sequences for Full Rate Speech 97-741 approved 5.1.0

06.11 Substitution and Muting of Lost Frames for Full Rate Speech Channels.A001 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.5A002 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.0.2

06.31 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for Full Rate Speech Traffic ChannelsA006 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.5A007 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.0.1

06.32 Voice Activity Detection (VAD).A004 2 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 4.2.2A005 R96 D UAP61 comments 97-737 approved 5.0.2

06.41A002 R96 F Clarification on the SID flag evaluation 97-741 approved 5.2.0

06.53A007 2 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.1A008 R96 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 5.1.3

06.60A003 2 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.1A004 R96 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 5.1.3

06.62A003 2 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 4.0.1

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A004 R96 D Vote 115 comments 97-737 approved 5.1.3

07.01A023 2 R96 F Initial synchronization for HSCSD 97-700 approved 5.6.0A024 R96 F Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 97-701 approved 5.6.0A025 R96 F Clarifications on ACC parameter values 97-700 approved 5.6.0A026 R96 F Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 97-699 approved 5.6.0

07.02A010 R96 F Addressing in L2R PDU’s 97-701 approved 5.4.0

07.03A008 R96 F Addressing in L2R PDU’s 97-701 approved 5.3.0

07.05A036 R97 B Enhanced validity period format in text mode 97-702 approved 5.4.0

07.07A036 R96 F Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis (electronic only) 97-699 approved 5.4.0A037 R96 B TCH/F14.4 channel coding in HSCSD commands 97-701 approved 5.4.0A038 R97 B ME ringer, loudspeaker and microphone control 97-702 approved 5.4.0A039 R96 F V.120 Interworking 97-702 approved 5.4.0A040 R97 B Advice of charge information from SIM 97-702 approved 5.4.0A041 R97 D Amendment in the scope Reference to 07.07 GPRS 97-706 approved 5.4.0A042 R97 B ATH and drop DTR for voice mode 97-702 approved 5.4.0A043 R97 B Preferred network list 97-702 approved 5.4.0

08.08A074 3 R96 B Speech versions compatibility 97-718 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A079 1 2 F Wrong References to GSM 04.08 97-718 approved 4.12.0’strategic’

A080 1 R96 A Wrong References to GSM 04.08 97-718 approved 5.5.0’strategic’

A083 1 R96 C Removal of Layer 3 header info 97-718 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A084 1 R96 F ASCI clean up 97-735 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A087 R96 F Channel type IE corrections 97-718 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A088 R96 F Length of assignment requirement information element 97-718 approved 5.5.0’strategic’

A089 R97 F Length of assignment requirement information element 97-718 approved 5.5.0’strategic’

08.60 Inband Control of Remote Transcoders and Rate Adaptors.A007 2 B Update of inband control of the remote TRAU to handle the frames of t 97-770 approved 4.4.0’strategic’

09.02A090 R96 F Re-introducing of BindingPackage-v1 to GSM 09.02 [R96] 97-692 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

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A092 R96 F ASCI ph1 option pruning (routing or VBS/VGCS calls) [R96] 97-690 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A093 R96 A Private extention in v2 SS operations (phase 2+) 97-693 approved 5.7.0A095 1 R97 B Support of NAEA 97-689 approved 5.7.0A099 R96 F Exception handling for Ext-BearerServiceCode/ Ext-TeleserviceCode 97-692 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A100 1 R96 F Handling of PLMN specific SS and BS codes in the GMSC 97-692 approved 5.7.0A101 2 F Private extention in v2 SS operations (phase 2) 97-693 approved 4.18.0’strategic’

A102 R96 F SSN reservation for CAP 97-688 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A104 R96 F ASN.1definition of private extention 97-692 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

09.07A029 2 R96 F Initial synchronization for HSCSD 97-700 approved 5.5.0A030 R96 F Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 97-701 approved 5.5.0A031 R96 F Corrections for HSCSD + 14.4 kbit/s 97-700 approved 5.5.0A033 2 R96 C Data Compression 97-700 approved 5.5.0A034 R96 F Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 97-699 approved 5.5.0A035 2 R96 D Clarification of OMT for HSCSD and 14.4 kbit/s 97-700 approved 5.5.0A036 2 R96 F Intermediate Rate mapping between GSM and ISDN BC 97-700 approved 5.5.0

09.10A006 R96 A Mapping of error ’System Failure’ (phase 2+) 97-693 approved 5.2.0A007 2 F Mapping of error ’SystemFailure’ (Phase 2) 97-693 approved 4.4.0’strategic’

09.78A013 1 R96 D Modifications resulting from comments by SPS3 97-688 approved 5.2.0A015 R96 F Called Party BCD number with initial DP operation 97-688 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

A016 R96 D Removal of the informative Annex B 97-688 approved 5.2.0A018 R96 F Alignment with stage 2 97-688 approved 5.2.0

09.94 Recommended Infrastructure Measures to Overcome Specific Phase 1 Mobile Stations FaultsA007 1 2 B Handling of new phase 2 BCCH and SACCH messages by phase 1 MS 97-845 cond. approved 4.4.0’strategic’

11.10-1 Conformance SpecificationA265 2 F Section 21.3 RXQUAL_SUB with DTX 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A266 2 F Clarification that for cell to be made ‘not suitable’ C1 must be made < 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A267 2 F Section 26.6.4.1.3 - Expected sequence step B25) 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A268 2 F Multiband BCCH / Intercell Handover 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A269 2 F Multiband BCCH / Intracell Handover - Interband Assignment 97-667 approved 4.20.0A270 1 2 F Section 26.11 - Coding of SI Type 2ter and 5ter in defaults and 26.11.2 97-681 Approved 4.20.0A271 2 F Section 26.11.3.1.2.3 - Initial condition of MS 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A272 2 F CBCH Mobile Allocation IE not needed in SYS INFO 4 in Test 34.3 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A273 2 F Section 31 , allow DTMF signalling in SS tests 97-667 Approved 4.20.0

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A274 2 F Section 34 , correction of defaults RP_ERROR 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A275 2 F Section 36.2.1.1.1 - Loop A and FACCH 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A276 2 F Clarification of Test equipment level accuracy for cell (re) selection tes 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A277 2 F Section 14.6.2 and 14.8.2 - Control Channels - Delete Loop Back 97-667 Approved 4.20.0A278 R96 A Section 21.3 RXQUAL_SUB with DTX 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A279 R96 A Clarification that for cell to be made ‘not suitable’ C1 must be made < 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A280 R96 A Section 26.6.4.1.3 - Expected sequence step B25) 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A281 R96 A Multiband BCCH / Intercell Handover 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A282 R96 A Multiband BCCH / Intracell Handover - Interband Assignment 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A283 1 R96 A Section 26.11 - Coding of SI Type 2ter and 5ter in defaults and 26.11.2 97-681 approved 5.3.0A284 R96 A Section 26.11.3.1.2.3 - Initial condition of MS 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A285 R96 A CBCH Mobile Allocation IE not needed in SYS INFO 4 in Test 34.3 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A286 R96 A Section 31 , allow DTMF signalling in SS tests 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A287 R96 A Section 34 , correction of defaults RP_ERROR 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A288 R96 A Section 36.2.1.1.1 - Loop A and FACCH 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A289 R96 A Clarification of Test equipment level accuracy for cell (re) selection tes 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A290 R96 A Section 14.6.2 and 14.8.2 - Control Channels - Delete Loop Back 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A291 R96 D Corrections of references to GSM 04.08 Phase 2+ clause numbers 97-668 Approved 5.3.0A292 R96 B New generic call setup procedure for mobile terminating multislot conf 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A293 R96 B New generic call setup procedure for mobile originating multislot confi 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A294 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.1.1 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A295 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.1.2 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A296 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.2.1 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A297 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.2.2 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A298 R96 B Table that contains a summary of the different combinations of parame 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A299 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.3.1 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A300 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.3.2 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A301 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.3.3 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A302 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.3.4 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A303 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.3.5 Multislot signaling / RR / 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A304 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.4 Multislot signaling / RR / Te 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A305 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.1.6 Multislot signaling / RR / Ea 97-669 Approved 5.3.0A306 R96 B Default contents of GSM 900 and DCS 1800 layer 3 messages for HSC 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A307 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.2.1.1 Multislot signaling / CC / I 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A308 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.2.1.2 Multislot signaling / CC / I 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A309 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.2.1.3 Multislot signaling / CC / I 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A310 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.2.1.4 Multislot signaling / CC / I 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A311 R96 B Multislot signaling / CC / In call functions / contents of some of the me 97-670 Approved 5.3.0

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A312 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.3.1 Multislot signaling / Structur 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A313 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.3.2 Multislot signaling / Structur 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A314 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.3.3 Multislot signaling / Structur 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A315 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.3.4 Multislot signaling / Structur 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A316 R96 B HSCSD type approval test case 26.13.3.5 Multislot signaling / Structur 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A317 R96 B Default test conditions during layer 3 tests 97-670 Approved 5.3.0A318 2 F Section 20.5 - Initial parameter PT for carriers 2 and 3 97-682 Approved 4.20.0A319 R96 A Section 20.5 - Initial parameter PT for carriers 2 and 3 97-682 Approved 5.3.0A320 2 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 4.20.0A321 1 2 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 4.20.0A322 1 2 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 4.20.0A323 R96 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 5.3.0A324 1 R96 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 5.3.0A325 2 C Tx RF adjustment for Cell reselction timings test cases 97-680 Approved 4.20.0A326 R96 C Tx RF adjustment for Cell reselction timings test cases 97-680 Approved 5.3.0A327 1 R96 F EFR Performances for MS 97-857 approved 5.3.0

11.10-3 Layer3 (L3) Abstract Test Suite (ATS)259 2 F Change to TSO OM_NoL2Ack 97-671 Approved 4.20.0260 2 F TTCN Verdict Error in TC_26_8_1_2_4_2 97-671 Approved 4.20.0261 2 F SMS data link establishments against the wrong sapi 97-671 Approved 4.20.0262 2 F Correct error in formation of SI 4 messages for CBCH needs 97-671 Approved 4.20.0264 2 F Not return the MS to idle state after executing localtree in TC_31_6_1 97-672 Approved 4.20.0265 2 F Wrong Transaction Identifier in a Call Proceeding message for a secon 97-672 Approved 4.20.0266 2 F Dont care what the deleted LAI is in the pre-amble of TC_26_7_4_6 97-672 Approved 4.20.0267 2 F Correct cell for paging and access grants after checking for no-paging i 97-672 Approved 4.20.0268 2 F Test step RcvSetupOrEsetup consumes messages in error in TC_26_7_ 97-672 Approved 4.20.0269 2 F Indentation error in TC_26_8_1_2_3_2 97-672 Approved 4.20.0270 2 F Changes to ATS v4190 in order to support EFR mobiles 97-672 Approved 4.20.0271 2 F Use correct channels in TC_34_2_2 for SMS 97-673 Approved 4.20.0272 2 F Problems in Non-Sync HandOver Test Case 97-673 Approved 4.20.0273 2 F Problem in TS SvcSupportedChk 97-673 Approved 4.20.0274 2 F Redundant Call in TC_26_9_3 97-673 Approved 4.20.0275 2 F Unnecessary iei in several constraints* 97-673 Approved 4.20.0276 2 F RACH Random Ref. & Frame No. not used by IMM. ASS. In TC_26_ 97-673 Approved 4.20.0277 2 F Channel Rate Variable Not Set For Half-Rate 97-673 Approved 4.20.0278 2 F Correction Structured Type Constraint ProgInd_01 97-673 Approved 4.20.0279 2 F Incorrect Delays In Test Case TC_26_2_4_6 97-673 Approved 4.20.0280 2 F Possible Expiry of T3240 in TC_26_6_8_4 & TC_26_6_4_1 97-674 Approved 4.20.0

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281 2 F Correction to PDU constraints Setup_10_UDI, Setup_10_3100 and Set 97-674 Approved 4.20.0282 2 F Remove the setting ciphering in the pre-amble of CC TCs 97-674 Approved 4.20.0283 2 F Correction to TC_26_6_5_5_1 97-674 Approved 4.20.0284 2 F RcvSetupotEsetup not setting Emergency TC variable 97-674 Approved 4.20.0285 2 F Verdicts in test steps and test cases need to be labelled 97-674 Approved 4.20.0286 2 F Ciphering between changes of radio rate needs to be disabled 97-674 Approved 4.20.0287 2 F Addition of 1 s. delay between CHAN REL and PAGE REQ 97-674 Approved 4.20.0288 2 F No check of CCcap in CallConfirm_20 97-674 Approved 4.20.0289 2 F TCV_SpecialCase needed for non-supported services 97-675 Approved 4.20.0290 2 F Unnecesary check on follow-on request within location update 97-675 Approved 4.20.0291 2 F Problems with TC_26_6_5_4_1 97-675 Approved 4.20.0292 2 F Too short T_guard timer in TC_31_6_2_2 97-675 Approved 4.20.0293 2 F Update definition and loose checks for LLCMP 97-675 Approved 4.20.0294 2 F FreqTch_ef1 and ef2 use wrong mac values 97-675 Approved 4.20.0295 2 F Structured rest octet definitions for SI 3 & 4 97-676 Approved 4.20.0296 2 F Error In Default Behaviour List of TS RR_Hocomp1 97-676 Approved 4.20.0297 2 F Wrong start type in preamble for TC_26_9_6_2_1,_2 97-676 Approved 4.20.0298 2 F MS receiving AoCC parameters midway through a call 97-676 Approved 4.20.0299 2 F Error in BS61or81MT prevents checking of MS abilities to service 97-676 Approved 4.20.0300 2 F Ciphering key problem in MM_LupAuthRpt 97-676 Approved 4.20.0301 2 F Wait period too short and an uneccessary Chan Rel 97-676 Approved 4.20.0302 2 F Use correct channels in TC_31_6_2_1 97-676 Approved 4.20.0303 2 F Wildcards used in a qualifier expression 97-677 Approved 4.20.0304 2 F Handling non CC MS 97-677 Approved 4.20.0305 2 F Action on expiry of timer T3210 in TC_26_7_4_3_2, _3 97-677 Approved 4.20.0306 2 F Structured rest octet definitions for SI 2ter, 5ter, 7 and 8 97-677 Approved 4.20.0307 2 F Change order of ICS/IXIT parameters 97-677 Approved 4.20.0308 2 F Initate normal MO call in TC_26_7_4_2_1 97-676 Approved 4.20.0309 2 F Changing of RF Levels To Ensure Cell Selection 97-676 Approved 4.20.0310 2 F New EFR ATS 97-678 Approved 4.20.0311 2 F New Cell selection ATS 97-679 Approved 4.20.0

11.11A046 2 R97 B Short Message Status Reports 788/97 approved 5.7.0A050 R96 F Addition of reference to SDN and BDN in the description of EFCCP 788/97 approved 5.7.0A051 1 R97 C SIM and ME behaviour when SIM is disabled and blocked 788/97 approved 5.7.0’strategic’

A052 R97 B Introduction of UCS2 788/97 withdrawn 5.7.0’strategic’

A053 r96 F Response data following an ENVELOPE command 788/97 approved 5.7.0A054 r96 F Coding of EFPhase 788/97 approved 5.7.0

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A055 R97 C Changes to Dialling Number Files and extensions 788/97 approved 5.7.0A056 R97 B Network’s indication of alerting in the MS 788/97 approved 5.7.0

11.12 Specification on the 3 Volt subscriber identity module Equipment (SIM-ME) InterfaceA007 1 2 F RST Signal Electrical Characteristics 788/97 approved 5.7.0

11.14A020 1 R97 B Help information facility 789/97 approved 5.7.0A021 R96 F Corrections to Annex D 789/97 approved 5.5.0A022 R96 F Response data following an ENVELOPE command 789/97 approved 5.5.0A023 1 R96 F Length of resp data following an SMS-PP ENVELOPE command 789/97 approved 5.5.0A024 R96 F Clarification of the TP-Message Reference incrementation 789/97 approved 5.5.0A025 R96 F Corrections of the use of the Comprehension Required flag 789/97 approved 5.5.0A026 R96 F DCS byte coding for send short message command 789/97 approved 5.5.0A027 R96 F Concerning Annex C 789/97 approved 5.5.0A028 R96 F Clarification of POLLING OFF command 789/97 approved 5.5.0A029 R96 F Interaction between SIM toolkit and emergency calls 789/97 approved 5.5.0A030 R96 F removal of setup menu 789/97 approved 5.5.0A031 R96 F Clarification of result retry 789/97 approved 5.5.0A032 R96 F Coding of simple TLV data objects 789/97 approved 5.5.0A033 R96 F Interaction between proactive commands and FDN 789/97 approved 5.5.0A034 R96 F Toolkit and ME display interaction 789/97 approved 5.5.0A035 R96 F Poll interval 789/97 approved 5.5.0A036 R96 F Clarifications to to REFRESH command. 789/97 approved 5.5.0A037 1 R96 F Clarification of length and removal of padding 789/97 approved 5.5.0A038 1 R96 F Correction to display text 789/97 approved 5.5.0A040 1 R96 F Terminal response without command details 789/97 approved 5.5.0A041 R96 F Number of possible ongoing proactive commands 789/97 approved 5.5.0A042 R96 F Provide Local Information 789/97 approved 5.5.0A043 R96 F Interaction with Last Number Dialled 789/97 approved 5.5.0

11.21 GSM Radio Aspects Base Station System Equipment SpecificationA050 2 B Addition of Radio Link Management chapter 783/97 approved 4.8.0A051 R97 B Addition of Radio Link Management chapter 783/97 approved 5.1.0A052 2 B Testing BSS with ancillary FR amplifiers 783/97 approved 4.8.0A053 R97 B Testing BSS with ancillary FR amplifiers 783/97 approved 5.1.0A054 2 B BSS using Antenna arrays 783/97 approved 4.8.0A055 R97 B BSS using Antenna arrays 783/97 approved 5.1.0A056 2 B Definition of EFR test cases 783/97 approved 4.8.0A057 R97 B Definition of EFR test cases 783/97 approved 5.1.0

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A058 R97 B Addition of 14.4 test case 783/97 approved 5.1.0’strategic’

A059 R97 B Conversion of phase 2+ TS to phase2 and 2+ EN 783/97 approved 5.1.0

11.23 GSM Signalling Aspects Base Station System equipment SpecificationA012 2 B Addition of EFR 784/97 approved 4.8.0

11.26A006 R97 B Addition of references to the R-GSM band 783/97 approved 5.1.0

12.05A021 R96 B incorporation ofCAMEL 686/97 approved 5.0.0A022 R96 B incorporation of HSCSD 686/97 approved 5.0.0

12.08A040 R96 B HSCSD call tracing 687/97 approved 5.0.0A041 R96 B HSCSD call tracing in the MSC 687/97 approved 5.0.0A042 R96 B OPtimal routing 687/97 approved 5.0.0A043 R96 B Trace deletion at the BSS 687/97 approved 5.0.0A044 R96 F HSCSD 687/97 approved 5.0.0A045 R96 F HSCSD 687/97 approved 5.0.0A046 R96 B Improvment to measurement reports 687/97 approved 5.0.0

30.03A001 1 F Proposal for changes of ETR 04.02, Annex 2, to remove inconsistencie 97-771 approved 3.1.0’strategic’

A002 1 F Proposal for changes of ETR 04.02, Annex 2.Spectrum efficiency eval 97-771 approved 3.1.0’strategic’

TBR 19A009 2 F Reduction Of Test Cases For TC_26_12_2_1 and TC_26_12_2_2 97-853 informative

TBR 31A003 2 F Reduction Of Test Cases For TC_26_12_2_1 and TC_26_12_2_2 97-853 informative

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SMG#23 Tdoc List

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE AGENDA ITEM

REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-622 List of Side Events during SMG #23 SMG Chairman 2 P-97-630 P-97-623 Focus of SMG#23 and SMG#24 SMG Chairman 2 P-97-624 SMG Chairman’s report SMG Chairman 3 P-97-625 PT SMG job descriptions V 3.12 PT SMG for info P-97-626 Not allocated P-97-627 Agenda and Schedule of SMG#23, draft 5th

September 97 SMG Chairman 2

P-97-628 SMG Co-ordination Group SMG Chairman, ECTEL TMS Chairman

5

P-97-629 ETSI’s SMG Progress Report (ETSI Board#8 Tdoc17)

SMG Chairman 3

P-97-630 List of Side Events during SMG #23 (revised TDoc 622/97)

SMG Chairman 3

P-97-631 AMR Standardization Schedule (T1P1/97-175) T1P1 4 P-97-632 Standards Requirements for PCS 1900 Value

Added Data Services T1P1 4

P-97-633 SMG/T1P1 Working Procedures for the Establishment, Evolution and Maintenance of Common GSM Specifications

T1P1 4

P-97-634 LS to SMG3 WPB on CNAP Specifications T1P1 4 P-97-635 Report from recent MoU#38, 17-19.09.97, Cyprus Chairman MoU

SERG 4

P-97-636 PRD SE.03 - Classification of Services - version 3.10.0

Chairman MoU SERG

4

P-97-637 GSM 10.60 v.5.2.0 GPRS Project Schedule PT 80V 6.1 P-97-638 NS CRs A022, A023, A026, A027 and A030 to

GSM 03.64 v.5.0.0 GPRS Release 97 SMG2 WPA 6.1

P-97-639 NS CRs A024, A025, A029, A031, A032, A033, A035, A036, A037, A039 to GSM 03.64 v.5.0.0 GPRS Release 97

SMG2 WPB 6.1

P-97-640 Strategic CRs A019 to GSM 05.02 v.5.3.0, A011 to GSM 05.03 v.5.3.0, A060 to GSM 05.05 v.5.5.0, A010 to GSM 05.08, 5.4.0, A011 to GSM 05.10 v.5.1.0 GPRS Release 97

SMG2 6.1

P-97-641 GSM 04.64 v.2.0.0 LLC specification GPRS Phase 2+, Release ’97

SMG3 6.1

P-97-642 GSM 04.65 v.2.0.0 Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol (SNDCP) Phase 2+ specification GPRS

SMG3 6.1

P-97-643 NS CRs A001r0, A002r1, A003r0, A004r1, A005r1, A006r0, A007r1, A008r3, A009r0, A010r0 to GSM 03.60 v.5.0.0 GPRS

SMG3 6.1

P-97-644 GSM 09.16 v.1.0.0 GPRS Gs Interface Network Service, Phase 2+, Release 97

SMG3 6.1

P-97-645 GSM 09.18 v.1.0.0 GPRS Gs Interface Layer 3 specification, Phase 2+, Release 97

SMG3 6.1

P-97-646 GSM 08.14 v.1.0.0 GPRS Gb Interface Layer 1, Phase 2+, Release 97 (for information)

SMG2 6.1

P-97-647 GSM 08.16 v.1.0.0 GPRS Gb Interface Network Service, Phase 2+, Release 97 (for information)

SMG2 6.1

P-97-648 GSM Standardisation Issues Relating to Number Portability (SERG Doc 80/97)

BELLSOUTH NZ 6.4

P-97-649 LS on SPNP Supplementary Service (SERG Doc 87/97)

MoU SERG 7.1

P-97-650 SMG1 STATUS REPORT SMG1 7.1


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-651 NS CRs to GSM 02.04, 02.30, 02.60, 02.87, 02.22, 02.93, 02.97

SMG1 7.1

P-97-652 Strategic CR A013r4 to GSM 02.78 v.5.2.1 SMG1 6.4 P-97-653 Strategic CRs A006 and A007 to GSM 02.81 SMG1 7.1 P-97-654 Strategic CRs A018 to GSM 02.04 v.5.6.1 and

A018 to GSM 02.30 v.5.5.1 SMG1 7.1

P-97-655 UMTS 22.01 v.3.1.1 Service Aspects, Service Principles

SMG1 9.3

P-97-656 UMTS 22.05 v.1.1.0 Services and Service Capabilities

SMG1 9.3

P-97-657 UMTS 22.25 v.1.0.0 Quality of Service and Network Performance

SMG1 9.3

P-97-658 Presentation to SMG#23 ECTEL-TMS 4 P-97-659 LS Interaction of CCBS with CAMEL SMG1 7.1 P-97-660 Proposed LS on the definition of the Directory

Number as used in standardised MMI SMG1 7.1

P-97-661 PCS (GSM) 1900 Service Provider Number Portability

SMG1 7.1

P-97-662 GSM 02. v.0.0.3 GSM Number Portability SMG1 6.4 P-97-663 UMTS 22.80 v.1.0.0 UMTS Relationship to other

standards SMG1 9.3

P-97-664 AMR High Quality Coding Mode SMG1 7.10 P-97-665 LS on a wideband speech service on AMR SMG1 7.11 P-97-666 SMG7 STATUS REPORT SMG7 7.6 P-97-667 CRs A265 to A277 to 11.10 Part 1 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-668 CRs A278 to A291 to 11.10 Part 1 Phase 2 + SMG7 7.6 P-97-669 CRs A292 to A305 to 11.10 Part 1 Phase 2+ SMG7 7.6 P-97-670 CRs A306 to A317 to 11.10 Part 1 Phase 2+ SMG7 7.6 P-97-671 CRs 259 to 262 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-672 CRs 264 to 270 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-673 CRs 271 to 279 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-674 CRs 280 to 288 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-675 CRs 289 to 294 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-676 CRs 295, 296, 297, 298, 299, 300, 301, 302, 308

and 309 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6

P-97-677 CRs 303 to 307 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-678 CR 310 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-679 CR 311 to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-680 CRs to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 (Electronic version

only) SMG7 7.6

P-97-681 CRs to 11.10 Part 3 Phase 2 SMG7 7.6 P-97-682 CR to 11.10-1 Phase 2 and 2+ Section 20.5 SMG7 7.6 P-97-683 GSM 10.78 v.1.3.2 CAMEL Project Plan and

Schedule PT SMG 6.3

P-97-684 GSM 04.60 (RLC/MAC) document structure and drafting assignments

Motorola, Ericsson, Siemens

6.1

P-97-685 SMG6 status report to SMG #23 SMG6 7.5 P-97-686 Phase 2+ CRs to GSM 12.05 SMG6 7.5 P-97-687 Phase2 and phase2+ CRs to 12.00 and 12.08 SMG6 7.5 P-97-688 CRs on CAMEL (phase 1) R96 A003 and A010 to

GSM 03.78 v.5.1.0, A102 to GSM 09.02 v.5.6.0, A013, A015, A016, A018 to GSM 09.78 v.5.1.0

SMG3 6.3

P-97-689 CRs A007 to GSM 03.08 v.5.1.0, A007 to GSM 03.16 v.5.1.0, A008 to GSM 03.18 v.5.1.0, A095 to GSM 09.02 v.5.6.0 - NAEA

SMG3 WPC 7.3

P-97-690 CRs A010 to GSM 03.68, v.5.2.0, A009 to GSM 03.69 v.5.2.0, A092 to 09.02 v.5.6.0

SMG4 7.4


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-691 CRs on GPRS R97 A001 to GSM 03.07 v.5.0.0, A008 to GSM 03.08 v.5.1.0, A009 to GSM 03.16 v.5.1.0

SMG3 6.1

P-97-692 CRs A090, A099, A100, A104 on GSM 09.02 v.5.6.0 (MAP) R96

SMG3 7.3

P-97-693 CRs A093 and A101 on GSM 09.02 and A006 and A007 on GMS 09.10 Phase 2 plus corresponding changes in Phase 2+

SMG3 7.3

P-97-694 SMG4 STATUS REPORT SA SMG4 7.4 P-97-695 CR A006 on GSM 03.10 v.5.2.0 Editorial

corrections and alignments SMG4 7.4

P-97-696 CRs A060 A061 and A062 to GSM 03.40 v.5.6.0 Work Item: SIM Toolkit Secure Messaging

SMG4 7.4

P-97-697 CRs to A038, A039, A036, A037, A044, A043, A041 to GSM 03.41 and A019, A020, A024, A018, A025, A023 to GSM 03.49 Enhancements of the Short Message Cell Broadcast Service

SMG4 7.4

P-97-698 CRs A001, A002 and A003 to GSM 03.54 v.5.0.0 Shared Interworking Function Correction and Editorial modifications

SMG4 7.4

P-97-699 CRs A0239 to GSM 04.08 v.5.6.2, A026 to GSM 07.01 v.5.5.0, A036 to GSM 07.07 v.5.3.0, A034 to GSM 09.07 v.5.4.0 on Removal of the code point for V.32bis modem type

SMG4 7.4

P-97-700 CRs A012 to GSM 04.22 v.5.2.0, A023, A025 to GSM 07.01 v.5.5.0, A029, A031, A033, A035 and A036 to GSM 09.07 v.5.4.0 for Work Items HSCSD and 14.4 kbit/s user rate

SMG4 7.4

P-97-701 CRs A008 to GSM 04.21 v.5.2.0, A011 to GSM 04.22 v.5.2.0, A024 to GSM 07.01 v.5.5.0, A010 to GSM 07.02 v.5.3.0, A008 to GSM 07.03 v.5.2.0, A037 to GSM 07.07 v.5.3.0, A030 to GSM 09.07 v.5.4.0 for 14.4 kbit/s Work item

SMG4 7.4

P-97-702 CRs A039, A038, A040, A042, A043 to GSM 07.07 v.5.3.0 Additional AT commands and support of V.120 interworking

SMG4 7.4

P-97-703 CRs A040 and A042 to GSM 03.41 v.5.6.0, A022 to GSM 03.49 v.5.5.0, A002 to GSM 03.42 v.5.1.0 Editorial corrections

SMG4 7.4

P-97-704 List of CRs submitted to SMG#23 PT SMG 7 P-97-872 P-97-705 GSM 03.32 v.2.0.0 Universal Geographical Area

Description (GAD) SMG3 7.3

P-97-706 Strategic CRs A063 to GSM 03.40 v.5.6.0: Introduction of SMS transfer over GPRS and A041 to GSM 07.07 v.5.3.0: Reference to GPRS AT commands

SMG4 6.1

P-97-707 GSM 07.60 v.2.0.0; Mobile Station supporting GPRS

SMG4 6.1

P-97-708 GSM 09.61 v.2.0.0: Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) supporting GPRS and Packet Data Networks (PDN)

SMG4 6.1

P-97-709 Mobile Station Application Execution Environment - WI Description and Feasibility Study - LS to SMG

PT MEXE 8

P-97-710 Mobile Station Application Execution Environment PT SMG 8 P-97-711 Strategic CRs A217 and A229 to GSM 04.08

v.4.19.1 Phase 2 SMG3 7.3

P-97-712 Strategic CRs A224 and A226 to GSM 04.08 Phase 2+, Release ’96

SMG3 7.3


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-713 NS CRs A218, A219, A223 and A227 to GSM 04.08 Phase 2+, Release ’96

SMG3 7.3

P-97-714 CRs A038r1 and A040r1 to GSM 11.14 SMG9 7.8 P-97-715 UMTS 21.06 v.0.8.1 PT SMG 9 P-97-716 GSM 08.18 v.1.0.0 GPRS, BSS GPRS protocol,

Phase 2+, Release ’97 (for information) SMG2 6.1

P-97-717 CRs A217r1, A220r1, A221r1 to GSM 04.08, SMG2 WPA

SMG2 7.2

P-97-718 Strategic CRs A079r1, A080r1, A083r1, A087, A088, A089, A074r3 to GSM 08.08, SMG2 WPA

SMG2 7.2

P-97-719 Proposed Work Item Description Sheet for GSM Number Portability

KPN 6.4

P-97-720 Not allocated P-97-721 Not allocated P-97-722 Not allocated P-97-723 Not allocated P-97-724 Report of the Workshop on GSM Number

Portability Amsterdam-Schiphol, 16 July 1997 NP 6.4

P-97-725 GSM 03.93 Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS) stage 2 v.1.0.0

SMG3 7.3

P-97-726 GSM 04.93 Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS) stage 3 v1.0.0

SMG3 7.3

P-97-727 Re-election of SMG officials SMG Chairman 5 P-97-876 P-97-728 UTRA decision procedure in SMG SMG Chairman 9 P-97-858 P-97-729 GSM Base for success SMG Chairman 3 P-97-877 P-97-730 IMT 2000 and UMTS SMG Chairman 9 P-97-731 Relations with ARIB and TTC SMG Chairman 9.2 P-97-732 Let us build GSM’s future together SMG Chairman P-97-733 Strategic aims of UMTS standardisation SMG Chairman 9 P-97-734 MAP Protocol Restriction of Monitoring

Possibilities SIEMENS 7.3

P-97-735 Strategic CRs A228 to GSM 04.08 v.5.6.1 and A084r1 to GSM 08.08 v.5.6.2 - ASCI, SMG2 WPA

SMG2 6.2

P-97-736 SMG11 STATUS REPORT SMG11 7.10 P-97-737 CRs to 06 Series Non-Strategic from UAP 60 -

UAP 61 - Vote 115 and Supplementary notes SMG11 7.10

P-97-738 WI Characteristics and Test Methods for Hands-Free Mobile Stations: TR 03.58 v. 2.0.0

SMG11 7.10

P-97-739 WI Tandem Free Operation of Speech Codecs in Mobile-to-mobile communications Stage 1 (TS 02.53 v. 2.0.0).

SMG11 7.10

P-97-740 Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) Study Phase Report - Version 1.0 13/10/97

SMG11 7.10

P-97-741 NS CRs A005 to GSM 06.01, A003 to GSM 06.10, A002 to GSM 06.41 Phase 2+

SMG11 7.10

P-97-742 ETSI Membership List PT SMG 4 P-97-743 ETSI Status List PT SMG 8 P-97-744 SMG#23 CD ROM Order Form PT SMG 8 P-97-745 ETSI SMG Activities within ITU-R Task Group 8/1

and promotion of the Family Concept DTI 9

P-97-746 Work Plan for SMG contributions to ITU (revision of SMG#22 570/97)

PT SMG ITU P-97-850

P-97-747 NOT AVAILABLE - USSD Enhancements, standardization work plan for 1997 years release

Ericsson, Nokia 8

P-97-748 Reports on Key Network Technologies - Self Planning Radio Networks - Adaptive Terminals - Satellite Technologies - European REVAL

UMTS Forum Technology Aspects Group

9.1


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-749 2 LS UMTS Forum Technology Aspects Group

9.1

P-97-750 TR UMTS 30.00 v.3.2.0 "SMG Work Programme for UMTS"

PT SMG 9.5

P-97-751 TR UMTS 30.01, v.3.1.0 "UMTS Baseline document"

PT SMG 9.5

P-97-752 Evaluation of comments to UMTS Baseline document (based on TDoc SMG#22 392/97)

PT SMG 9.5

P-97-753 Establishment of the ETSI SMG "Evaluation group of the IMT-2000 RTT’s Radio Transmission Technologies" and its registration at ITU-R TG 8/1

PT SMG 9.4

P-97-754 Some proposed changes to the TR UMTS 30.20 v.3.0.0 and the proposal how to handle CR related to satellite topics

PT SMG 9.5

P-97-755 Information on the approval of TR UMTS 30.20 PT SMG 9.5 P-97-756 UMTS Documents to be approved at SMG#24 PT SMG 9.5 P-97-757 Summary of meeting ARIB/TTC - SMG/UMTS

Forum/ECTEL/GSM/MoU, London 25-26/08/97 PT SMG 9.2

P-97-758 Not allocated P-97-759 SMG STC’s responsibility for review of MoU GSM

3GIG documents PRD Permanent Reference Document

PT SMG 4

P-97-760 Report from the ARIB/ETSI/SMG2 Workshop on Radio Matters

PT SMG 9.2

P-97-761 Letter to NA and NA6 Chairmen from SMG Chairman

PT SMG 9.5

P-97-762 WI Description as at ETSI data base PT SMG 9.5 P-97-763 Text to be incorporated in UMTS 30.01 rev.3.1.0

chapter 9 on Services PT SMG 9.5

P-97-764 GSM Facilities Project Manager GSM for Type Approval

GSM Facilities Project Manager

7.7

P-97-765 Presentation : MoU TE Voluntary certification Chairman of MoU CTF

P-97-766 CR to UMTS 30.01 v.3.0.0 One 2 One 9 P-97-767 SMG2 STATUS REPORT SMG2 7.2 P-97-768 EDGE feasibility study SMG2 7.2 P-97-769 CRs to the 05-series (GSM 05.05 A056, 05.05

A061,05-50 A004, 05.08 A037, 05.08 A038) SMG2 7.2

P-97-770 Strategic CR A007 on GSM 08.60 , phase 2 SMG2 7.2 P-97-771 CRs on UMTS 30.03 A001 and A002 SMG2 7.2 P-97-772 Withdrawn P-97-773 CRs to GSM 04.08 A238r1 and A239r1, 03.26

A004r1, 09.94r1 SMG2 7.2 P-97-845

P-97-774 USSD Work Plan Release 97 Ericsson & Nokia 7.1 P-97-775 Report from ITU-T Co-ordinator ITU-T Co-

ordinator 4

P-97-776 ITU-T Recommendation Q.FIN V1.0 - FRAMEWORK FOR IMT2000 NETWORKS

ITU-T Co-ordinator

4

P-97-777 GSM 01.61 GPRS ciphering algorithm requirements v.2.0.0

SMG10 6.1

P-97-778 Two strategic CRs A006r1 and A007r1 to GSM 03.20 on GPRS security Release 97

SMG10 6.1

P-97-779 GSM 01.31: Fraud Information Gathering System (FIGS) v.2.0.0 and GSM 02.31: Fraud Information Gathering System (FIGS) v.2.0.0

SMG10 7.9

P-97-780 D R A F T Report from SMG10 (SMG Security) meeting #3/97 Torino, 30 September to 3 October 1997

SMG10 7.9


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-781 CRs to TBR 19 (RTBR/SMG-0719R2) and TBR 31 (DTBR/SMG-0731TTCN)

Anite 7.6

P-97-782 SMG8 status report to SMG #23 PT SMG 7.7 P-97-783 Phase 2 and phase 2+ CRs to GSM 11.21 and

GSM 11.26 SMG8 7.7

P-97-784 Phase 2 CRs to GSM 11.23 SMG8 7.7 P-97-785 Type approval report form SMG8 7.7 P-97-786 Draft ERC decision request - for information SMG8 7.7 P-97-787 SMG9 status report to SMG #23 SMG9 7.8 P-97-788 Phase 2 and phase2+ CRs to GSM 11.11 and

GSM 11.12 SMG9 7.8

P-97-789 Phase 2+ CRs to GSM 11.14 SMG9 7.8 P-97-790 GSM 03.48v 1.0.0 "SIM toolkit security

mechanisms" - presented for information SMG9 7.8

P-97-791 Report of TC/ERM #03 SMG8 Chairman 7.7 P-97-792 Availibility of UMTS documents on the ETSI

Database (DOCBOX) PT SMG 9.5

P-97-793 LS to SMG on Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) Specifications

T1P1 4

P-97-794 Report from SMG Meeting with European Commission

GTAAB Chairman

7.6

P-97-795 Draft Summary of meeting RITT-SMG Budapest 10/10/97

PT SMG 4

P-97-796 CRs A006 and A007 to GSM 03.02 v.5.1.0 SMG3 7.3 P-97-797 ASCI Specifications time plan PT SMG P-97-798 Stage 1 of Number Portability France Telecom 6.4 P-97-799 LS on Calling Name Presentation (CNAP)

Specifications T1P1 6.6

P-97-800 INAP - Part 1 Protocol specification for Camel Phase 1

PT SMG, Rapporteur

6.3

P-97-801 INAP - Part 2 Protocol implementation conformance statement (PICS) proforma specification for Service Switching Function (SSF) for Camel Phase 1

PT SMG, Rapporteur

6.3

P-97-802 CRs A320 to A325 to GSM 11.10-1 Radio Frequency tests for EFR

France Telecom 7.6 P-97-857

P-97-803 Electronic support facilities PT SMG 8 P-97-804 3GIG Report Chairman, GSM

MoU 3GIG 4

P-97-805 Radio performance specifications vs. electromagnetic field strength

TIM 7.2

P-97-806 The Way Forward for the AMR Codec & Wideband Services

Cellnet 7.10

P-97-807 Work Item Proposal for a Wideband Speech Service

Cellnet 7.10

P-97-808 Withdrawn P-97-809 Cordless Telephony System France Telecom 6.5 P-97-810 Technical and Business Implications of AMR

Solutions Orange 7.10

P-97-811 CTS Work Item CTS WI rapporteur

6.5

P-97-812 Specifications for Regulatory Requirements BAPT 7.10 P-97-813 Phase 2+ MS Type Approval SMG7 7.6 P-97-814 SMG3 STATUS REPORT SMG3 7.3 P-97-815 Comments on CRs on System Information

2bis/2ter Mannesmann Mobilfunk

7.2

P-97-816 A008 03.16 V.5.0.0 on CNAP T1P1 6.5


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-817 Proposal for Simplex Voice Service (SVS) for GSM

Philips Consumer Communications

7.10

P-97-818 CRs to the Recommendations 04.08 Phase 2/Phase 2+ 03.26 and 09.94 regarding interworking Issues between Phase 1 Mobiles and Phase 2 Networks

GSM MoU TWG 7.2

P-97-819 LS GSM MoU 7.10 P-97-820 TTC/SMG Standardization activity of IMT-2000

Network in TTC Frankfurt, Germany PT SMG 9

P-97-821 ARIB/TTC - SMG meeting London - Proposed action plan for IMT-2000 Network standardization

PT SMG 9

P-97-822 ARIB/SMG Copenhagen Meeting PT SMG 9 P-97-823 Comments to CR 11.11- A052: Introduction of

UCS2 to alpha files in the SIM Mitsubishi Electric France

7.8

P-97-824 The wideband speech codec mode for AMR FT/CNET, Italtel, Mannesmann M, Matra Com., SFR, Siemens, T-Mobil

7.10

P-97-825 Ericsson Candidate to the ETSI Board Ericsson 10 P-97-826 GSM 03.53 v.0.2.0 TFO Service Description

Stage 2 Nortel 7.10

P-97-827 ETSI Board Reports PT SMG 4 P-97-828 SIM Application toolkit: requirements on the

mobile for user interaction France Telecom 7.5

P-97-829 Some comments to AMR France Telecom 7.10 P-97-830 Programming SMG10 Work Vodafone 7.9 P-97-831 Consideration on Wideband AMR Codec Vodafone 7.10 P-97-832 AMR CODEC Development with 7kHz speech

capability SERG 7.10

P-97-833 TG8/1 meeting, Toronto, 8-19 September 1997 SMG ITU-R Co-ordinator

9.6

P-97-834 Proposal for an input paper to ITU-R TG8/1 on speech codecs

SMG ITU-R Co-ordinator

9.6

P-97-835 T1P1 Presentation T1P1 4 P-97-836 Proposal for an input paper to ITU-R on IMT 2000

family concept SMG ITU-R Co-ordinator

9.6

P-97-837 AMR compatibility and deliverables Ericsson & Nokia 7.10 P-97-838 Wideband speech (7kHz) in AMR Ericsson & Nokia 7.10 P-97-839 AMR Development Bellsouth Mobility

DCS 7.10

P-97-840 AMR Standardization Schedule GSM-NA 7.10 P-97-841 Report to SMG on GMM - October 97 P. Adams 9.6 P-97-842 Report from TC SES concerning UMTS matters TC SES

Chairman 9.4

P-97-843 Progress of the UMTS Forum since SMG22 UMTS Forum Chairman

9

P-97-844 SMG10 Presentation to SMG#23 SMG10 7.9 P-97-845 CRs A238r2 and A293r2 to GSM 04.08, A007r1 to

GSM 09.94 and A004r1 to GSM 03.26 (Revision of TDoc 773/97)

SMG2 7.2

P-97-846 Mobile Network Codes and Names (GSM MoU SE.13) v.3.17.0

GSM MoU 4

P-97-847 China Telecom GSM Subscribers Development Trend

MPT China 10 P-97-875

P-97-848 China Information MPT China 10 P-97-849 Revision of GA29 draft Agenda and meeting

schedule ETSI 4


REPLACED BY TDOC

P-97-850 Work Plan for SMG contributions to ITU (revision of TDoc 746/97)

PT SMG 9.6

P-97-851 Importance of O&M Specifications for Operators and Manufacturers

SMG6 7.5

P-97-852 SMG STG 23 Meeting 1-2/10/97 Budapest (for information)

PT SMG Co-ordinator

4

P-97-853 CRs to TBR 19 and TBR 31 Anite - PT SMG 7.6 P-97-854 T1P1.5 Report to SMG#23 T1P1 4 P-97-855 Cooperation between the BRAN Project and

SMG3 Chairman of ETSI Project BRAN

9

P-97-856 Draft Summary of meeting RITT - SMG Budapest 14th October, 1997

PT SMG 4

P-97-857 CRs A320 to A325 to GSM 11.10-1 Radio Frequency tests for EFR (Replacing Tdoc 802/97)

France Telecom 7.6

P-97-858 UTRA Decision Procedure in SMG SMG Chairman 9 P-97-859 Presentation on AMR SMG11 7.10 P-97-860 AMR the way forward SMG Chairman 7.10 P-97-861 SMG1 UMTS Issues for SMG#23 SMG1 UMTS

Chairman 9.4

P-97-862 Proposal for GSM Document Handling PT SMG 5 P-97-863 NOT AVAILABLE - Status of GSM CTS SMG 6.5 P-97-874 P-97-864 Extract from Meeting report of ERM #03

Consequences of the Automotive Directive on radiocommunications equipments

SMG8 Chairman 7.8

P-97-865 Draft Work Plan for setting up a voluntary support scheme for "STF SMG" (previously called "PT SMG") to replace traditional ETSI funding which is being withdrawn

Per Björndahl 8

P-97-866 PT SMG Budget Report PT SMG 8 P-97-867 Work Item Description for GSM Number

Portability Mannesmann, T-Mobil, KPN, Libertel, Vodafone

6.4

P-97-868 SMG/T1P1 Working Procedures for the Establishment, Evolution and Maintenance of Common GSM Specifications

PT SMG 8

P-97-869 Version management and options Nortel 8 P-97-870 Postponed issues from SMG7 domain SMG7 ad hoc

group 7.6

P-97-871 Report ad hoc meeting on Document Handling Ad hoc group P-97-872 List of Change Request 2nd Draft PT SMG 8 P-97-873 SMG3 Meeting dates PT SMG 7.3 P-97-874 Status of GSM CTS (Replacing TDoc 863/97) SMG 6.5 P-97-875 Documents distributed at meeting with Chinese

MPT/RITT, 10-10-97 (Replacing TDoc 847/97) PT SMG 4.4

P-97-876 Re-election of SMG Officials in SMG#24 (Dec. 97) (Replacing TDoc 727/97)

SMG Chairman 5

P-97-877 GSM Base for success (Replacing Tdoc 729/97) SMG Chairman 3 P-97-878 Consideration of a global pilot mechanism Ad Hoc Group 8 P-97-879 LS to WAP Consortium SMG

Status Report SMG4 at SMG#23, 10/97 Budapest, Filename:97-694_B.doc

Tdoc SMG 97-694

ETSI TC SMG # 23 Plenary Meeting

Budapest, Hungary

15 - 20 October 1997

Source: PT SMG

Agenda Item: 7.4

SMG4 Status Report

1. Executive summary

There are 52 Change Requests (28 GSM release 97, 24 GSM release 96) against GSM Rec. 03.10, 03.38, 03.40, 03.41, 03.42, 03.45, 03.49, 03.54, 04.21, 04.22, 07.01,07.02, 07.03, 07.05 and 07.07, only 1 of which is being presented as “strategic” to SMG#23 by SMG4. SMG4 made several corrections to existing specifications in particular with regard to the Workitems HSCSD, 14.4 kbit/s User Data Rate, V.120/RDI interworking and SIWF. Two new specifications on GPRS (09.61, 07.60) and one strategic change request on SMS over GPRS are submitted for approval.

2. Meetings since SMG#22

SMG4 had one plenary meeting since SMG#22. It was held in Whistler, Canada, 01 - 05 September 1997 and hosted by Motorola. This meeting was arranged concurrently to a T1P1.5 ad hoc meeting and several delegates of T1P1.5 took the chance to attend SMG4 sessions.

There were two invited presentations on the North American Cellular Digital Packet Data system (CDPD), which was introduced in 1993 in Vancouver as an overlay system to AMPS. The first presentation gave some historical and technical background of the CPDP architecture (IS-732) , while the second presentation focussed on the applications for CDPD and CDPD devices.

There were some SMG4 ad hoc meetings on GPRS, that resolved an outstanding issues on X.25/X.28. Further, Study of SMS over GPRS was pursued that resulted in the CR 03.40 SMS over GPRS.

There was a joint SMG2,3 and SMG4 ad hoc on SMS busy that took place in June 97. Two possible solutions were discussed.

A session dedicated to the so called USSD enhancements took place during the SMG1 meeting. This meeting concluded that a stage 1 and stage 2 description should be produced. Whether this will suggest a a split of GSM 03.40 will be discussed after the stage 1 is available.

An SMG4 ad hoc meeting on the Multiplexing protocol between MS and TE took place on 29 - 30.09.97. This meeting was mandated by SMG4 to produce a first draft of GSM 07.10 Multiplexing Protocol. A further meeting is planned the 20 and 21 October hosted by Ericsson in Lund.

There was also an ad hoc meeting on the Short message Cell Broadcast Service, 1- 2 October, in Utrecht hosted by CMG, which prepared several changes for the next SMG4 meeting.

3. Status of Phase 2 Specifications

There are no changes to phase 2 specifications in the area of SMG4.

Status Report SMG4 at SMG#23, 10/97 Budapest, Page 2 of 11

4. Status of Phase 2+ Specifications and Workitems Release 96

4.1 High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD)

A problem during initial syncronization between MS and IWF when more than 1 channel is used was already identified at the last SMG4 meeting and change requests were presented for information during SMG#22. Changes to GSM 07.01 and 09.07 Initial synchronization for HSCSD achieve alignment of the mechanism for all channel codings in a way that the two entities can synchronize the received substreams before receiving data. There is a number of other changes which remedy detailed issues that went undetected before.

4.2 14.4 kbit/s User Data Rate

There is a number of other changes which remedy detailed issues that went undetected before. Among those are issues with data compression, autobauding, L2R support of TCH/F14.4 and support of V.32bis modem type. On the latter it was decided to delete the codepoint for V.32bis. V.32bis calls can be supported using V.34 signalling. It was assumed that current IWF implementations do not support only V.32bis modems.

4.3 V.120/RDI interworking

Some detailed changes to GSM 09.07 were discussed with regard to this feature. It is expected that the change request can be forwarded to the next SMG meeting. Clarifications on some interworking scenarios that are predominantly found in North America are expected.

SMG4 decided to add a new command to GSM 07.07 to set V.120 protocol parameters values for MO calls. This new command was found essential to the support of the feature by terminals and is therefore part of GSM release 96.

SMG4 discussed in this context the possibility of maintaining information on TA implementations or region dependent problems that may be relevant for interworking with GSM in a permanent document. It was proposed that for the time being an informative annex to GSM 09.07 could be elaborated that could later on form a technical report on its own.

4.4 GSM 07.08: GSM API

The further development of GSM 07.08 is unclear as the rapporteur for this workitem has change company. MTA has advised SMG4 on its timeplan to release the successor document to the ISDN API specification. GSM 07.08 needs editorial work in order to take the new reference into account and then sent out for voting.

4.5 Referencing to ETS 300 102-1 / EN 300 403-1

It was discussed on how GSM should deal with the fact that the ISDN DSS1 specification ETS 300 102-1 is now succeded by ETS 300 403-1. There is concern about the interworking with ISDN networks that comply to the latter one, because some earlier defined parameters have been removed from EN 300 403-1 and causes confusions, e.g. in compliances that should be applied to accept or code ISDN Information Elements (such as BC, LLC, and HLC) received/sent through the fixed network. A LS to SMG3 and SPS5 was sent, however, the SMG4 TA/IWF chairman will seek clarification in direct discussions to representatives of those groups.

5. Status of Phase 2+ Specifications and Workitems Release 97

5.1 Multiplexing protocol at TE/MS interface

During SMG4 plenary there was a high profile session on this new workitem which is widely considered essential for the use of GPRS by Mobile Terminals. Several proposals were submitted which were evaluated and a summary of requirements on the new protocol was produced. This served as the starting point for a dedicated ad hoc meeting. The list of requirements is attached. The result of this ad hoc meeting:


The main candidates that evolved were an approach based on the HDLC asynchronous standard and an Ericsson proposal for a completely new approach (EMP). It was finally agreed to produce a new GSM specification 07.10 based on the asynchronous HDLC solution and to incorporate parts of the Ericsson proposal, i.e. merge the two proposals in order to fulfill all the requirements. It will be investigated how the EMP protocol which was favoured by Ericsson due to its simplicity could be carried in the payload of the HDLC or sent outside the HDLC frame. SMG4 ad hoc will review a first draft of GSM 07.10 which will be submitted to SMG4 plenary. SMG4 expects to send GSM 07.10 to SMG#24 for approval as part of release 97.

5.2 General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)

The following specifications are submitted for approval at SMG#23:

Draft GSM 09.61v2.0.0 : Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) supporting GPRS and Packet Data Networks (PDN)

Draft GSM 07.60v2.0.0: Mobile Station (MS) supporting GPRS

AT commands to set QoS parameters from the TE are introduced into draft GSM 07.60. SMG4 aimed at specifying those parameters close to user requirements thus hiding GPRS specific information. The transmission mode settings let the user specify <QoS Class> consisting of <pkt size> and <requested user throughput>. A liaison statement to SMG1 & SMG3 reflecting these changes was drafted (Tdoc SMG4 97P306). SMG4 intends to move the GPRS specific AT commands to GSM 07.07 which is the better suited place. This was not yet done due to lack of time.

CR on 03.40 SMS over GPRS: This CR introduces the GPRS architecture into GSM 03.40 and specifies the procedures needed for the support of SMG being delivered to the user while in GPRS mode.

5.3 Support of Shared Data Interworking (SIWF)

Some minor corrections or clarifications were produced. A CR to GSM 03.02 was produced and forwarded to SMG3.

5.4 USSD Enhancements

Input from SMG1 and SMG3 is awaited.

5.5 Mobile SMS Busy

There were 2 proposals on how to solve congestion of a MS due to multiple delivered SM reported from the ad hoc meeting on this issue. Those are 1) store addresses at VLR or 2) better control of alerting from HLR.

After much discussion it was preferred that the VMSC should schedule the alerting of SC’s in the event of MS busy. Also the VMSC should set MWF directly in the HLR in the event that the MS becomes detached during MS busy. The same procedure would satisfy the Memory capacity exceeded situation. The operation in a GPRS environment should be primarily the same but it would seem that a closer examination is needed to ensure that the same solution should be applied. It was concluded that more study is necessary and that the problem can not be solved by SMG#23.

5.6 SMS forwarding

SMG4 still feels that the requirements are unclear. Advice is sought from SMG1 and a joint meeting is proposed in order to accelerate the work. During discussions within SMG4, it appears that some of the requirements could be met by an exclusively SMS-SC based solution, but that other requirements would be better solved with a HLR/PLMN based solution.

5.7 Network’s indication of alerting in the MS

The message handling group of SMG4 felt that the service requirements for SMS alerting indication are impractical and that SMS alerting should be postponed until 1998. The concerns are either backward


compatibility problems (if the alerting category was transported in the RP layer) or (if the TP layer was used) the question how the user data header could be modified if not by the SM-SC. A LS to SMG1 was sent and a joint meeting on the issue was proposed.

5.8 SMS Enhancements (CLI suppression and SM delivery priority / International SMS Enhancements)

SMG1 had provided a prioritization of the WI suggesting that the problem of unwanted SMS had some priority. This could be achieved by a mandatory inclusion of the Originating Address field to the SM PDU. However, SMG4 saw problems for operators that use the TP-OA as a generic address common for very large numbers of individual originators, e.g the whole of a PSTN environment Furthermore, where network operators provide a service allowing the value of TP-OA is determined by the originater, there could be extreme cases where all SM’s from an SC could be prevented from being delivered.

5.9 Enhancements to GSM 07.05 and 07.07

Some new commands to control the MS by the TE are proposed as part of release 97:

- control of the ME ringing tone, loudspeaker and microphone; - easy access of the AoC related field of the SIM, i.e. ACM, ACMmax and PUCT files; - manipulation of SIM preferred network list 6. UMTS

SMG4 is still debating its role in UMTS standardization. Finally, an input paper to SMG steering group was agreed upon that outlines the possible role of SMG4 considering areas of expertise and constraints given by the fundamental different approach of UMTS towards data services. This document is attached in Annex B.

7. Liaisons with other bodies

7.1 The following liaisons have been issued from SMG4.

STC_DOC

Subject STC-Status

Comments

97p295 LS to SMG1 SMS Forwarding agreed 97p296 LS to SMG1 SMS Alerting indications agreed 97p297 LS to SMG1, SMG3 WPC SMS Enhancement agreed 97p304 LS to DECT/GSM interworking agreed 97p305 LS to SMG1/3 GPRS channel planning agreed Attach 270 97p306 LS to SMG1,3 AT commands in GPRS agreed Attach 307 97p332 LS to SMG3 transmission of SMS between MS - SGSN agreed Attach 267 97p333 LS to SMG6 GPRS charging agreed 97p334 LS to SMG1, SMG3WPA Service interworking (QoS) PDN Networks agreed Attach 241 97p335 LS to SMG3 on Interworking between GPRS networks agreed Attach 242 97p342 SMG4 role in UMTS (LS to SMG4 steering group) agreed forwarded by chairman SMG4 97p347 LS to SMG2/3 WPA chairman: Transfer of TS responsibility agreed 97p350 LS to SMG3 on new references agreed

7.2 Informal contact with Mobile Data Initiative

Mr. HOLLEY attended a meeting of the MDI and presented the work of SMG4. He reported that MDI commented on the variety of data compression schemes which make application in the market difficult. Generally there is positive response from MDI concerning collaboration with ETSI SMG on certain issues.

In a letter received from the manager of MDI it was commented that GSM 07.05 and 07.07 should be made available more publicly and offered support from the MDI internet server. It was decided that summaries of GSM 07.05 and GSM 07.07 shall be made available to the public. PT SMG examined the current possibilities to use the public area of the ETSI WWW Server. The ongoing discussions with the secretariat prompted PT SMG to ask MDI to make the documents available on their server but to include a link to ETSI where the complete specs can be purchased at reasonble cost.


8. Meeting Calendar

Meeting schedule and location for future SMG4 meetings:

SMG4 is looking for hosts for its meetings in 1998. Offers are highly welcome.

Date Host Location Purpose SMG4 ad-hoc meeting on MS-TE MUX

20 - 21 October Ericsson Lund, Sweden

SMG4 Plenary #3/97

24-28 November 1997

T-Mobil Germany

SMG4 Plenary #1/98

09 - 13 February Ericsson Norway, Lillehammer

SMG4 Plenary #2/98

11-15 May SIEMENS (to be confirmed)

Germany

9. Any other business

9.1 Document Handling

There was a proposal and an example CR provided by PT SMG on how to achieve explicit identification of Release 97 features withint the GSM phase 2+ specification.

SMG4 had however serious concerns about the practicability of the scheme suggested by PT SMG especially with regard to more complex change requests as the one introducing GPRS to GSM 03.40. Due to the size of this CR and the interweaving of the changes with the existing text readibility is thought to suffer from the $(tags)$. The concept was found to be useful, however, other means of representation should be considered.

Since other STSs have to investigate the feasibility of the approach, an adoption of the $()$ notation seems not appropriate at this point of time. SMG should first confirm a harmonized solution that applies to all STCs.

It was accepted that the identification of features is a useful task as such, as it avoids multiple proliferation of specifications at each year which would have to be maintained and kept consistent in the process of introducing new features.

9.2 Editing mistakes

There were a few editing mistakes detected that were introduced when incorporating the (high) number of CR on the HSCSD and 14.4 kbit/s workitem. For transparency, PT SMG has created change requests that remedy the omissions. They are attached to this status report and will be listed in the CR database (Annex C)

9.3 Re-allocation of responsibilities

There was a proposal from the SMG2 WPA chairman to transfer certain specification currently under responsability of SMG4 to SMG2 WPA. There was no support for those ideas.


10. List of TDocs submitted to SMG#23

Only the Change Requests that are agreed as "strategic" on STC level will be automatically presented to SMG#23. All SMG4 documents are available in electronic format.

TDoc SUBJECT SPEC VERS CR REV

PHASE

CAT WORKITEM ’strategic’

97-694 SMG4 Status Report to SMG#23 Correction of editing mistakes 04.22 5.2.0 A013 R96 D No Correction of editing mistakes 03.40 5.6.0 A064 R96 D No 97-695 Editorial modifications 03.10 5.2.0 A006 R96 F No Code points for SIM Toolkit secure messaging 03.40 5.6.0 A060 R97 B SIM Toolkit R97 No Correction of numbers 03.40 5.6.0 A061 R96 F No User Data Header Indicator 03.40 5.6.0 A062 R97 F No 97-697 Format of Cell List Structures 03.41 5.6.0 A036 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Removing restriction on the use of SET-DRX 03.41 5.6.0 A037 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Repetition Rate 03.41 5.6.0 A038 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No CBCH loading 03.41 5.6.0 A039 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Cause values 03.41 5.6.0 A041 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No No-of-Broadcasts-Completed 03.41 5.6.0 A043 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Write-Replace 03.41 5.6.0 A044 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Removing restriction on the use of SET-DRX 03.49 5.5.0 A018 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Repetition Rate 03.49 5.5.0 A019 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No CBCH loading 03.49 5.5.0 A020 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No User Data definition for non Fast Select 03.49 5.5.0 A021 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Cause values 03.49 5.5.0 A023 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No Format of Cell List Structures 03.49 5.5.0 A024 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No No-of-Broadcasts-Completed 03.49 5.5.0 A025 R97 C SM-CB Enh. R97 No 97-698 Definition of visited MSC 03.54 5.0.0 A001 1 R97 D SIWF No Clarifications of ISUP procedures 03.54 5.0.0 A002 R97 F SIWF No Number of MSCs that can access an SIWF 03.54 5.0.0 A003 R97 D SIWF No 97-699 Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 04.08 5.6.2 A239 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 07.01 5.5.0 A026 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis (electronic only) 07.07 5.3.0 A036 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Deletion of codepoint for V.32bis 09.07 5.4.0 A034 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No 97-700 HSCSD 04.22 5.2.0 A012 2 R96 F HSCSD No Initial synchronization for HSCSD 07.01 5.5.0 A023 2 R96 F HSCSD No Clarifications on ACC parameter values 07.01 5.5.0 A025 R96 F HSCSD No Initial synchronization for HSCSD 09.07 5.4.0 A029 2 R96 F HSCSD No Corrections for HSCSD + 14.4 kbit/s 09.07 5.4.0 A031 R96 F HSCSD, 14.4

kbit/s No

Data Compression 09.07 5.4.0 A033 2 R96 C HSCSD, 14.4 kbit/s

No

Clarification of OMT for HSCSD and 14.4 kbit/s 09.07 5.4.0 A035 2 R96 D HSCSD, 14.4 kbit/s

No

Intermediate Rate mapping between GSM and ISDN BC 09.07 5.4.0 A036 2 R96 F HSCSD No 97-701 Editorial changes, rate adaptation procedure 04.21 5.2.0 A008 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 04.22 5.2.0 A011 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 07.01 5.5.0 A024 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Addressing in L2R PDU’s 07.02 5.3.0 A010 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No Addressing in L2R PDU’s 07.03 5.2.0 A008 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No TCH/F14.4 channel coding in HSCSD commands 07.07 5.3.0 A037 R96 B 14.4 kbit/s No Corrections for 14.4 kbit/s 09.07 5.4.0 A030 R96 F 14.4 kbit/s No 97-702 Enhanced validity period format in text mode 07.05 5.3.0 A036 R97 B No ME ringer, loudspeaker and microphone control 07.07 5.3.0 A038 R97 B No V.120 Interworking 07.07 5.3.0 A039 R96 F V.120/RDI No Advice of charge information from SIM 07.07 5.3.0 A040 R97 B No ATH and drop DTR for voice mode 07.07 5.3.0 A042 R97 B No Preferred network list 07.07 5.3.0 A043 R97 B No 97-703 Editorial changes 03.41 5.6.0 A040 R97 D SM-CB Enh. R97 No Editorial changes 03.41 5.6.0 A042 R96 D No Editorial changes 03.42 5.1.0 A002 R96 F No Alignment with 03.41 03.49 5.5.0 A022 R97 D SM-CB Enh. R97 No 97-706 SMS transfer over GPRS 03.40 5.6.0 A063 R97 B GPRS Yes Amendment in the scope Reference to 07.07 GPRS 07.07 5.3.0 A041 R97 D GPRS No 97-707 Draft GSM 07.60 v. 2.0.0 07.60 2.0.0 NEW R97 GPRS No 97-708 Draft GSM 09.61 v. 2.0.0 09.61 2.0.0 NEW R97 GPRS No


11. Annex A: List of requirements on Multiplexing Protocol MS - TE interface

During the SMG4 meeting in Whistler the following common requirements for a multiplexing protocol were identified:

The multiplexing protocol must

1. encapsulate existing standardised protocols without the need to change the protocol being encapsulated.

2. be optional and capable of being enabled by the TE/MS 3. optionally allow for error detection ( e.g. CRC ) on a per channel basis - not the aggregate. 4. provide byte ( 8 bit ) transparency - preferably without the need for bit stuffing. 5. include a channel addressing mechanism for each ‘application’ 6. support digital voice 7. provide a priority mechanism 8. be efficient on electrical power consumption 9. be efficient on memory capacity utilisation 10. be efficient on processing power utilisation 11. provide out of band flow control for each channel and for the aggregate. 12 . have a low power/wake up mechanism 13. be easy for a TE software developer to implement 14. introduce minimal delay 15. be efficient for data transfer. i.e. minimal protocol overhead / bandwidth considerations. 16. capable of operating over an asynchronous V24 interface in start stop format. 17. preferably be based on an existing standard. 18. have no IPR restrictions. 19. have variable length capability 20. have the ability to operate full and half duplex 21. provide error recovery by retransmission ( ARQ ) and time-out supervision. 22. make provision for autonomous exit by the MS and TE 23. capable of auto re-synchronisation in event of TE/MS disconnection - reconnection The above list was reconfirmed and agreed during the SMG4 ad hoc meeting in Oxford with the

following amendments: (a) The error correction and ARQ recovery should be optional. (b) The Protocol should be full duplex. (c) The multiplexing protocol should be independent of the physical connection between the TE

and the MS. (d) Voice should not be subject to ARQ and will probably need to take priority over other Mux

channels.


12. Annex B: SMG4’s role in UMTS

Tdoc SMG4 97P 342

Liaison Statement: SMG4 Role - Data Services in UMTS

To: SMG Steering Group

From: SMG4

SMG4 has defined the technical nature of the data services for GSM, but for UMTS the situation is significantly more complex. Responsibilities for SMG STCs have to be thought over to allow most efficient and synergetic progress in the specification work. SMG4 believes that it should take responsibility in UMTS specification work as far as :

a) a reasonable package can be identified that can be worked on in parallel and relative autonomy of other STCs and

b) that at the same time takes advantage of the expertise of SMG4 in the GSM data services.

Certainly SMG4 should define any API or other protocol between the “TE” and “MT” functions of a UMTS terminal, and the interworking with fixed network functions. However the need for SMG4 to define communications protocols which need to be developed within the UMTS network is coming under scrutiny. Separate development of protocols like RLP in GSM were fine when access to a fixed network were all that was envisaged, however in a system like UMTS where data takes more bandwidth than anything else it makes more sense to provide a generic data transport mechanism over both radio network and core network. SMG4 should study the applications required for UMTS, in particular the fixed network applications which are expected to migrate to UMTS (multimedia) and ensure that the technical requirements for core transport are met by the various schemes being developed by SMG3 and SMG2.

Proposed Spheres of Responsibility for SMG4

IWFMT

Application Application

TE

TE

UMTSNetwork

Other Network

API

IntegratedTerminal

SeparateTerminal

SMG4 proposes to define the technical requirements for data services from end to end for all data applications specified by SMG1. SMG4 understands that in terms or draft UMTS 23.01 this would be part of the serving stratum and the interface to the application stratum.

n detail SMG4 would specify:


1) the API or MT/TE interface at the mobile end

Profiling of QoS will form part of this API and play an important role in fulfilling the end to end QoS; the API will have also to consider efficiency and scalability aspects; one would aim at identifying generic APIs that are not UMTS specific but that can be reused; It may be necessary to categorize applications to achieve this.

2) any interworking requirement at the gateway end to the application

This may also include the open API required to enable a Service Provider to interact with the UMTS network, identifying QoS parameters as (1) above and subscriber-related requirements in order to provide its services through UMTS.

SMG4 anticipates that SMG3 will handle any protocols which are required within the UMTS network apart from those in SMG2’s domain. It will be SMG4’s responsibility to understand the needs of the applications used over UMTS and ensure that these needs are met by the network and radio protocols being developed. As a result, SMG4's interfaces to SMG3 will be the one internal between the application and the network part of the MT, and also the interface between the core network and interworking function for particular remote networks. The latter would include connection and network interworking with other non-UMTS or legacy networks, which is one of SMG4's areas of expertise in GSM as well.

The whole area of mobility is not described in the above diagram - this is deliberately avoided to ensure that the diagram is not over-complicated. The definition of how data packets reach the Interworking Function from the mobile and vice-versa will in general be outside of SMG4’s remit, however there may be some areas (e.g. Mobile IP) where a split of responsibility needs further definition. SMG4 will need to understand some aspects of mobility (e.g. delay) and how they will impact on applications.

In some particular cases SMG4 proposes - and would seek confirmation from SMG1 - to specify the application as part of the UMTS system, e.g. an UMTS Short Messaging service, where specification of an end to end service has proven to be successful in GSM. Service interworking to GSM SMS is another aspect to consider.

UMTS 22.01 defines multimedia as the combining of two or more media components within one call. SMG4 will not determine how media components are multiplexed, but will define how each of the media components works on its own. Mechanisms for providing distribution of services (broadcasting and multicasting) can also be separated out from the individual definition of the services and therefore SMG3 can fully define these without any detailed involvement from SMG4.

In UMTS 22.01 there are many references to different services, however in practice SMG4 sees that there are likely to be 5 main services for delivery over UMTS: Speech, Data, Internet, Messaging and Video. SMG4 would expect to develop the specification for accessing Data, Internet, Messaging and Video services, with speech being handled in a similar way by SMG11. Use of the Internet to provide Multimedia services need not necessarily be specified by SMG in the first instance, although the Internet access specification needs to be adaptable enough to provide for any service which is currently or could in the future be offered over the Internet.

The following diagram shows SMG4’s proposed area of work in the services domain:

UMTS ACCESS + CORE Transport “bit pipe”

Service Provider Applications

-Internet


-Internet

UMTS ACCESS + CORE Transport “bit pipe”

Services API at MS


-Internet


-Internet

Services API at Network


It is expected that SMG4 will be unable to undertake detailed specification work until after sufficient stability in the transport part is achieved. On the other hand, studies on the requirements of different applications could be undertaken already and fed into SMG3’s work as early as possible. SMG4 is also already undertaking several work items which move in the direction of UMTS, for example the data multiplexing protocol agreed by SMG#22.

SMG4 propose to closely co-operate with SMG3 on all of the issues above. In order to achieve a common understanding and to start the work SMG4 propose to have a joint meeting with SMG3 SA as soon as practicable.


13. Annex C: Editorial CRs to correct editing mistakes by PT SMG

TDoc 874/97

Revision of Tdoc SMG 863/97 ETSI TC SMG Meeting #23 Budapest, Hungary, 13 - 17 Oct 1997 Source: SMG Liaison Statement to ERM/RM

Subject: Status of GSM CTS

1 Introduction

This liaison statement is to inform ERM/RM of the status of the GSM CTS (Cordless Telephony System) and to describe planned future liaisons.

2 Overview of CTS

The intention of the GSM - Cordless Telephony System (CTS) is to add cordless functionality to a standard GSM Mobile Station (MS) with minimum impact. The impact could probably be limited to an software update of the MS. This can only be accomplished if the radio interface of the cordless system is identical, or very similar, to the standard GSM air interface. The standardisation of such an air interface would cater for interoperability amongst manufacturers of MSs and fixed parts intended for the CTS.

The Cordless Telephony System (CTS) consists of a private fixed part connected to a public wire-line network like PSTN or ISDN. Due to a low transmit power of the CTS fixed part, the coverage area is restricted. When an MS comes in range of the CTS fixed part, it will recognise the proper CTS signalling and may automatically switch to the cordless mode. The MS registers at the CTS, and from then on the user can make and accept calls with the same MS directly via the wire-line network without the intervention of the public cellular network. As an option, the MS may, while registered on the CTS, still be attached to the GSM PLMN.

3 Status of CTS Work Item

The CTS concept was originally presented to SMG #21 in February 1997. SMG decided that a feasibility study should be conducted before detailed work was started. At SMG #22 in June 97 the results of the feasibility study were reviewed, and it was decided that they were sufficiently positive to proceed further.

Within SMG, a work item generally consists of a single enhancement to the GSM system rather than a single standard:

��Stage 1 description: A single document service description of the objective of the work item.

��Stage 2 Description: Normally a single document, containing an overview of the proposed implementation of the work items.

��Stage 3: Detailed specifications, which normally consist of both new specifications and modifications to existing specifications.

Work on the Stage 1 description is well advanced, and is expected to be presented to SMG #24 (Dec 97) for approval. Work on the stage 2 description of the Radio Interface aspects is at an early stage; it is anticipated that a first draft will be prepared by SMG 2 over the next few months.

4 Regulatory aspects

The current working assumption of SMG is that both the CTS Fixed Part and the Terminal Equipment (when operating in CTS mode) will be considered to be within the scope of the TTE Directive. This is based on advise from National Administrations represented in SMG.

SMG #23 (13- 17 Oct 1997) agreed the following working assumption for the first phase of CTS (no decision was made on the need for subsequent phases):

��Usage of CTS will be linked to a GSM subscription (with technical means in the standards to ensure this).

Whether the CTS mode would operate in the spectrum of the home network of that subscription is still under discussion within SMG.

5 Proposed future liaisons of SMG

The work item description of CTS (from GSM 10.00) is attached to this liaison statement.

SMG plans to forward to ERM/RM:

��the Stage 1 description of CTS following approval at SMG #24 (15-19 Dec 1997)

��the Stage 2 description for the Radio Interface Aspects, once this document is stable (expected early 1998).

SMG believes that these two documents will together contain the necessary information to form the “system reference document” for CTS.

SMG believes that no liaison will be required with ERC related to CTS.

The licensing arrangements for the use of CTS and the national allocation of frequencies within the GSM and DCS 1800 bands for CTS are outside the scope of ETSI. These matters are being addressed by members of SMG in the appropriate fora; they will report progress to SMG to guide its future work on CTS.

Extract from GSM 10.00:

5.107 GSM - Cordless Telephony System (CTS)

5.107.1 Justification

Today, there exists a clear distinction between the public mobile telephone systems for wide area coverage on the one hand, and private cordless telephone systems for local area coverage on the other hand. Recently, attempts have been made to integrate the wide area cellular and the local area cordless function into one and the same Mobile Equipment (ME). However, because of the incompatibility between the existing cellular and cordless standards, this results in ME implementations with rather low cost-efficiency.

The intention of the GSM - Cordless Telephony System (CTS) is to provide cordless functionality to a standard GSM Mobile Station (MS) with minimum impact. The impact could probably be limited to an software update of the MS. This can only be accomplished if the air interface of the cordless system is identical, or very similar, to the standard GSM air interface. The standardization of such an air interface would cater for interoperability amongst manufacturers of MEs and fixed parts intended for the CTS. It is also an opportunity to develop the GSM technology into new applications in order to increase the competitiveness of GSM.

The introduction of a GSM-CTS should have negligible effect on the existing GSM network architecture and protocols.

5.107.2 Service Aspects

The Cordless Telephony System (CTS) consists of a private fixed part connected to a public wire-line network like PSTN or ISDN. Due to a low transmit power of the CTS fixed part, the coverage area is restricted. When an MS comes in range of the CTS fixed part, it will recognise the proper CTS signalling and may automatically switch to the cordless mode. The MS registers at the CTS, and from then on the user can make and accept calls with the same MS directly via the wire-line network without the intervention of the public cellular network. As an option, the MS may, while registered on the CTS, still be attached to the GSM PLMN.

In order to prevent hardware modifications in the radio transceiver of a standard GSM ME, the CTS preferably uses the same frequency spectrum as the GSM standard. Since the spectrum the CTS uses belongs to the GSM operator, the operator must control the availability of the service and can charge for the use of the spectrum. Since an overlapping cellular system and a private CTS may share the same frequency band in the same operating area, a procedure must be deployed to prevent interference between GSM PLMN and CTS users.

There seem to be no need to create a new standard for the wireline interface. This interface should comply to the existing national standards. The service interworking with PSTN/ISDN will needcould be subject for a study resulting in an ETR.

Given that all the service requirements cannot be fully specified and form a basis for requirements on the CTS radio interface, it is proposed that inthe principles the general concept of the existing GSM radio interface, as a whole, isare adopted. This will ensure that the CTS has the potential to allow for similar support all services which are equivalent in GSM and the fixed network as in the GSM network.

A careful study of the impact of data services is needed.

5.107.3 MMI Aspects

The MMI principles in existing GSM should also be the guideline for the cordless mode. Interactions between MMI control of services in the cellular and the wire-line network may need to be studied.

5.107.4 Charging Aspects

No additional requirements are envisaged.A mechanism needs to be provided to allow the mobile network operator to charge for the right to use the radio spectrum.

5.107.5 Security Aspects

The cordless mode should provide a comparable security level as provided in the cellular mode.

5.107.6 Impact

Affects SIM ME NW Other

Yes x

No

Not known x x

5.107.7 Expected output and Timescales (preliminary information for guidance)

Document Yes or No

Date for TC approval

Comments, list of specifications, list of CRs, etc.

Reports Yes mid 98 Service interaction and general PSTN/ISDN line interface descriptions

New specifications Yes Dec -97

mid 98

Stage 1

CTS-FP Test spec

CRs to existing specifications

Yes mid 98 02.07, 02.11, 03.11, 03.22, 04.0x, 04.08, 05.01, 05.02, -05.05, 05.08, 05.10, 11.10, TBR 19, TBR 31

Others

5.107.8 Work Item Rapporteurs

5.107.9 Work Item Leadership

5.107.10 Supporting Companies

5.107.11 Others

Preliminary list of proposed rapporteurs for STCs:

SMG1 Mikael Dahlkvist, Ericsson

SMG2 Wolfgang Stahl, Ericsson

SMG3 Gerd Feldmann, Ericsson

(SMG4 Lars Novak, Ericsson)

SMG7 Leif Mattisson, Ericsson

(SMG9 Kerstin Litzén, Ericsson)

SMG10 Wolfgang Hoge, Ericsson

ETSI SMG Meeting #23 Tdoc 879/97 Budapest, Hungary, 13-17 October 1997 Source : SMG Subject : Liaison Statement to WAP Consortium ETSI/SMG #23 has conditionally approved a new work item on “Mobile Equipment Execution Environment”, MEXE, (SMG 709/97). In this work item the work of the WAP consortium is noted. SMG welcomes the work of WAP and wishes to avoid the potential of duplicate effort between ETSI and your organisation. SMG therefore proposes that the WAP Consortium is opened to all interested organisations so that the specification work can be completed and offered the widest possible industrial acceptance.

GSM/DCS STATUS LIST AFTER SMG#23

ETSI/TC SMG(97)3 Part B Annex 5

GSM NUMBER AND TITLECURRENT

VERSION (*)RESPONSIBLEPT SMG / STCs

HISTORY RAPPORTEUR + COMPANY ETS VERSION + NR

01.00 Working procedures for SMG and PT12

5.1.1 AB PT12 n.a. ---none---

01.02 General Description of a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).

4.0.2 RT SMG1 PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #7: 4.0.1 #8: 4.0.2 N.Jörgensen Tele Denmark ETR 099

5.0.0 RT SMG1 PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #17: 5.0.0 N.Jörgensen Tele Denmark GTS

01.04 Abbreviations and Acronyms.

4.1.2 RT PT12 SMG1-4 SMG6-8 #8: 4.0.1 #9: 4.0.3 #10: 4.0.4 #11: 4.1.0 #12: 4.1.1 #14: 4.1.2 R.Tarazi ETSI PT12 ETR 100

5.0.1 RT PT12 SMG1-4 SMG6-8 #17: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 R.Tarazi ETSI PT12 GTS

REP 3.0.1 RT PT12 SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 SMG4

--- none --- - -

01.05 Definitions.

4.0.0 RT PT12 SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 SMG4

n.a. --- none --- ETR

01.48 ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking; Feasibility study

5.0.1 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 I.Graetz Siemens GTS

02.01 Principles of Telecommunication Services Supported by a GSM Public Land Mobile Network(PLMN).

3.2.0 RT SMG1 --- none --- - -

4.6.0 RT SMG1 #7: 4.2.1 #8: 4.3.0 #10: 4.4.0 #11: 4.4.1 #12: 4.5.0 #15: 4.6.0 --- none --- 300 500

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 --- none --- GTS

1(*) For Phase1 : 1992 Release




02.02 Bearer Services (BS) Supported by a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN)

3.2.0 RT SMG1 D.Richards AT&T NSI - -

4.2.2 RT SMG1 #7: 4.1.1 #8: 4.2.0 D.Richards AT&T NSI 300 501

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0. #22: 5.3.0 D.Richards AT&T NSI GTS

02.03 Teleservices Supported by a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).

3.4.0 RT SMG1 G.Schmidt T-Mobil - -

4.3.1 RT SMG1 #7: 4.2.2 #11: 4.3.0 G.Schmidt T-Mobil 300 502

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 G.Schmidt T-Mobil 300 905

02.04 General on Supplementary Services

3.7.1 RT SMG1 D.Richards AT&T NSI - -

4.9.1 RT SMG1 #7: 4.5.1 #8: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #12: 4.8.0 #15: 4.9.0 #16: 4.9.1 D.Richards AT&T NSI 300 503

5.7.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 #23: 5.7.0

D.Richards AT&T NSI 300 908

02.06 Types of Mobile Stations (MS).

3.2.0 RT SMG1 N.HodgsonI.Crawford

Vodafone - -

4.5.0 RT SMG1 #7: 4.1.1 #8: 4.2.0 #14: 4.3.0 #16: 4.4.0 #22: 4.5.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 504

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 919

DCS 3.0.0 RT SMG1 --- none --- - -

02.07 Mobile Station (MS) Features.

3.4.1 RT SMG1 I.Crawford Vodafone - -

4.8.0 RT SMG1 #7: 4.4.1 #8: 4.4.2 #10: 4.5.0 #11: 4.6.0 #15: 4.7.0 #22: 4.8.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 505

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 906





02.08 (Quality of Service). WITHDRAWN

n.a. RT SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 SMG4 WITHDRAWN --- none --- ETR 101

02.09 Security Aspects.

3.0.1 PA SMG10 SMG1 #6b: 3.1.0 N.Renaud France Telecom - -

4.4.0 PA SMG10 SMG1 SMG3 #7: 4.2.1 #12: 4.3.0 #22: 4.4.0 N.Renaud France Telecom 300 506

5.1.0 PA SMG10 SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 N.Renaud France Telecom 300 920

02.11 Service Accessibility.

3.7.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 SMG2 #4: 3.7.0 P.Gaskell One2One - -

4.9.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.5.1 #10: 4.6.0 #16: 4.8.0 #17: 4.9.0 P.Gaskell One2One 300 507

5.0.1 RT SMG1 SMG3 SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 N.Renaud France Telecom 300 921

DCS 3.0.1 RT SMG1 SMG3 SMG2 #4: 3.1.0 --- none --- - -

02.16 International Mobile Station Equipment Identities (IMEI).

3.0.1 RT SMG1 N.Renaud France Télécom - -

4.5.0 RT SMG1 #7: 4.3.1 #12: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 N.Renaud France Telecom 300 508

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 N.Renaud France Telecom GTS

02.17 Subscriber Identity Modules, Functional Characteristics

3.2.0 RT SMG1 SMG9 K.Vedder GAO - -

4.3.3 RT SMG1 SMG9 #7: 4.2.0 #8: 4.3.1 K.Vedder GAO 300 509

5.0.1 RT SMG1 SMG9 #20: 5.0.0 K.Vedder GAO 300 922

02.22 Stage 1 for Personalisation of GSM ME

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 P.Gaskell One2One GTS





02.24 Description of Charge Advice Information (CAI).

4.5.0 RT SMG1 #7: 4.1.1 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.2.1 #10: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 510

5.0.1 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 923

02.30 Man-machine Interface (MMI) of the Mobile Station (MS).

3.9.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 I.Crawford Vodafone v.3.9.0 300 068

4.13.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 #7: 4.9.1 #8: 4.10.0 #10: 4.11.0 #12: 4.12.0 #13: 4.13.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 511

5.6.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.3.1 #21: 5.4.0 #22: 5.5.0 #23: 5.6.0

I.Crawford Vodafone 300 907

02.34 High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) - Stage 1

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #21: 5.1.0 I.Crawford Vodafone

02.40 Procedures for Call Progress Indications

3.2.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 I.Crawford Vodafone - -

4.5.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 #7: 4.2.1 #9: 4.3.0 #10: 4.4.0 I.Crawford Vodafone 300 512

5.0.0 RT SMG1 SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 I.Crawford Vodafone GTS

02.41 Operator Determined Barring


5.1.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 I.Crawford Vodafone GTS

02.42 Network Identity and Timezone (NITZ); Service Description, Stage 1

5.0.1 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 L.Giles BRT GTS

02.60 General Packet Radio Service Stage 1 Description

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #21: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 A.Conrad T-Mobil





02.63 Packet Data on Signalling channels Service (PDS) - Stage 1

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 A.Conrad T-Mobil GTS

02.67 Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption Service (eMLPP) - Stage 1

5.0.4 PA SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #19: 5.0.1 #20: 5.0.2 #22: 5.0.4 D.Münning Detecon 300 924

02.68 Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) - Stage 1

5.1.3 PA SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.1.2 #22: 5.1.3 D.Münning Detecon 300 926

02.69 Voice Broadcast Service (VBS) - Stage 1

5.1.3 PA SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.1.2 #22: 5.1.3 D.Münning Detecon 300 926

02.72 Call Deflection Service description, Stage 1

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil GTS

02.78 Customized Applications for Mobile network Enhanced Logic (CAMEL); Service definition (Stage 1)

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.1.1 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 P.Waerleus Telia Mobitel GTS

02.79 Support of Optimal Routeing (SOR); Service definition (Stage 1)

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 S.Frey SFR GTS

02.81 Line Identification Supplementary Services - Stage 1.

4.5.1 RT SMG1 #7: 4.3.1 #10: 4.4.0 #11: 4.4.1 #12: 4.5.0 #16: 4.5.1 L.Larsson Swedish Telecom 300 514

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 L.Larsson Swedish Telecom GTS

02.82 Call Forwarding (CF) Supplementary Services - Stage 1

3.6.1 RT SMG1 N.Renaud France Telecom - -

4.5.2 RT SMG1 #7: 4.4.2 #10: 4.5.0 #16: 4.5.2 N.Renaud France Telecom 300 515

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 L.Larson Swedish Telecom GTS





02.83 Call Waiting (CW) and Call Hold (HOLD) Supplementary Services - Stage 1

4.6.7 RT SMG1 #7: 4.6.3 #10: 4.6.5 #16: 4.6.7 N.Jörgensen Tele Denmark Mobil 300 516

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 N.Jörgensen Tele Denmark Mobil GTS

02.84 MultiParty (MPTY) Supplementary Services - Stage 1

4.4.7 RT SMG1 #7: 4.4.2 #11: 4.4.5 #16: 4.4.7 E.Postmann Siemens 300 517

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 E.Postmann Siemens GTS

02.85 Closed User Group (CUG) Supplementary Services - Stage 1.

4.2.6 RT SMG1 #7: 4.2.2 #16: 4.2.6 L.Larsson Swedish Telecom 300 518

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 L.Larsson Swedish Telecom GTS

02.86 Advice of Charge (AoC) Supplementary Services - Stage 1


5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 I.Crawford Vodafone GTS

02.87 User-to-User Signalling (UUS) Service Description, Stage 1

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil GTS

02.88 Call Barring (CB) Supplementary Services - Stage 1.

3.6.1 RT SMG1 G.Schmidt T-Mobil - -

4.4.3 RT SMG1 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 #16: 4.4.3 G.Schmidt T-Mobil 300 520

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 G.Schmidt T-Mobil GTS

02.90 Stage 1 Decision of Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD)

4.1.0 RT SMG1 #8: 4.0.1 #21: 4.1.0 A.Conrad T-Mobil 300 625

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 A.Conrad T-Mobil GTS





02.91 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT)

5.1.1 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.0.1 #19: 5.1.0 #21: 5.1.1 E.Postmann Siemens GTS

02.93 Completion of Calls to Busy Subcriber (CCBS) Service Description - Stage 1

5.4.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 #24: 5.4.0 N. Jörgenen Tele Danmark Mobile GTS

02.95 Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+); Support of Private Numbering Plan (SPNP); Service description, Stage 1

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 T. Sundbye GTS

02.97 Multile Subscriber Profile (MSP) Service description, Stage 1

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 S.Manning Vodafone GTS

03.01 Network Functions

3.1.1 FP SMG3 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.0.4 FP SMG3 #7: 4.0.1 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 521

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB GTS

03.02 Network Architecture

3.1.4 FP SMG3 SMG4 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.2.1 FP SMG3 SMG4 #7: 4.0.1 #17: 4.1.0 #18: 4.2.1 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 522

5.2.0 FP SMG3 SMG4 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB GTS

03.03 Numbering, Addressing and Identification

3.6.0 SA SMG3 SMG4 #8: 3.6.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.9.0 SA SMG3 SMG4 #7: 4.5.0 #8: 4.6.0 #9: 4.8.0 #12: 4.9.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 523

5.0.2 SA SMG3 SMG4 #17: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 927





03.04 Signalling Requirements Relating to Routing of Calls to Mobile Subscribers

3.1.0 SA SMG3 SMG4 SPS C.Vernhes France Telecom - -

4.0.4 SA SPS SMG3 SMG4 #7: 4.0.1 --- none --- 300 524

5.0.0 SA SPS SMG3 SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS

03.05 Technical Performance Objectives

3.2.0 SA SMG3 --- none --- - -

4.1.0 SA SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #19:4.1.0 --- none --- ETR 102

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- ETR 351

03.07 Restoration Procedures

3.2.1 SA SMG3 I.Park Vodafone - -

4.3.1 SA SMG3 #7: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 I.Park Vodafone 300 525

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 I.Park Vodafone GTS

03.08 Organization of Subscriber Data

3.7.0 SA SMG3 R.Bauer Alcatel Sel - -

4.8.0 SA SMG3 #7: 4.5.0 #8: 4.5.1 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #18: 4.8.0 R.Bauer Alcatel Sel 300 526

5.2.0 SA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 R. Bauer Alcatel Sel GTS

03.09 Handover Procedures

3.2.1 FP SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- - -

4.6.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.2.1 #10: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 #12: 4.5.0 #17: 4.6.0 Ian Sayers Wavelink Communications

300 527

5.1.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 I. Sayers Wavelink Communications

GTS





03.10 GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Connection Types.

3.3.0 SA SMG4 SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 M.Valo Nokia - -

4.3.1 SA SMG4 SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 #7: 4.2.1 #8: 4.3.0 M.Valo Nokia 300 528

5.3.0 SA SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 M.Valo Nokia GTS

03.11 Technical Realization of Supplementary Services - General Aspects

3.1.1 PA SMG3 S.Habermann T-Mobil - -

4.10.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.4.0 #9: 4.5.0 #10: 4.6.0 #11: 4.7.0 #12: 4.8.0 #14: 4.9.0 #18: 4.10.1 S.Habermann T-Mobil 300 529

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil 300 928

03.12 Location Registration Procedures

3.3.0 SA SMG3 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.4.2 SA SMG3 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 530

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB GTS

DCS 3.0.1 SA SMG3 --- none --- - -

03.13 Discontinuous Reception (DRX) in the GSM System

3.0.2 PU SMG2 M.Dolan AT&T - -

4.0.4 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 ---none--- 300 531

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 ---none--- GTS

03.14 Support of Dual Tone Multi-Frequency Signalling (DTMF) via the GSM System

3.0.2 FP SMG3 --- none --- - -

4.1.1 FP SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #10: 4.1.0 ---none--- 300 532

5.0.0 FP SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 ---none--- GTS





03.15 Technical Realization of Operator Determined Barring

4.3.1 SA SMG3 #7: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 I.Park Vodafone 300 533

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 I. Park Vodafone GTS

03.16 Subscriber Data Management

4.2.1 PA SMG3 #14: 4.1.0 #16: 4.1.1 #18: 4.2.1 H.Dettner Siemens 300 629

5.2.0 PA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 H. Dettner Siemens GTS

03.18 Basic Call Handling

5.2.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 I.Park Vodafone

03.20 Security-related Network Functions

3.3.2 PA SMG10 SMG3 SMG2 R.Thomas France Telecom - -

4.4.0 PA SMG10 SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.2.1 #10: 4.3.0 #17: .3.2 #21: 4.4.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 534

5.2.0 PA SMG10 SMG3 SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 929

EXT 3.0.0 PA SMG10 SMG3 SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 R.Thomas France Telecom

03.22 Functions Related to Mobile Station (MS)in Idle Mode.

4.11.0 PU SMG2 SMG3 #7: 4 .4.0 #9: 4.5.0 #10: 4.6.0 #11: 4.7.0 #12: 4.8.0 #14: 4.9.0 #16: 4.10.0 #17: 4.11.0

---none--- 300 535

5.2.0 PU SMG2 SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 ---none--- 300 930

03.26 Multiband operation of GSM/DCS 1800 by a single operator

4.3.0 PU SMG2 SMG3 #18: 4.1.0 #22: 4.2.0 #23: 4.3.0 TC-TR 005

5.1.0 PU SMG2 SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 ETR 366





03.30 Radio Network Planning Aspects.

4.3.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.2.0 #9: 4.2.1 #13: 4.3.0 P.Stevens One2One ETR 103

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 P.Stevens One2One ETR 364

03.32 Universal Geographical Area Description (GAD)

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #23: 5.0.0

03.34 GSM 03.34 HSCSD Stage 2

5.0.1 FP SMG3 #21: 5.0.0

03.38 Alphabets and Language Specific Information for GSM

4.0.1 SA SMG4 #10: 4.0.0 I.Harris Vodafone 300 628

5.6.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 I.Harris Vodafone 300 900

03.39 Digital Cellular Telecommunications System (Phase 2) Interface Protocols for the Connection of Short Message Service Centers (SMSCs) to Short Message Entities (SMEs)

4.0.0 SA SMG4 #16: 4.0.0 ---none--- ETR 243

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 ---none--- ETR 365

03.40 Technical Realization of the Short Message Service (SMS) Point-to-point(PP)

3.6.0 SA SMG4 SMG3 #8: 3.6.0 #9: 3.7.0 K.Holley BT - -

4.13.0 SA SMG4 SMG3 #7: 4.6.0 #8: 4.7.0 #10: 4.8.1 #11: 4.9.0 #15: 4.11.0 #16: 4.12.0 #18: 4.13.0 K.Holley BT 300 536

5.7.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 #23: 5.7.0

K. Holley BT 300 901





03.41 Technical Realization of Short Message Service Cell Broadcast (SMSCB).

3.4.0 SA SMG4 SMG2 D.Richards AT&T v.3.4.0 300 069

4.11.0 SA SMG4 SMG2 #7: 4.4.1 #8: 4.5.0 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #11: 4.8.0 #12: 4.9.0 #13: 4.10.0 #16: 4.11.0

E.Daniel AT&T NSI 300 537

5.7.0 SA SMG4 SMG2 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 #23: 5.7.0

P. Pike Lucent Technologies 300 902

03.42 SMS Compression

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0

03.43 Support of Videotex.

3.0.1 SA SMG4 Di Tria CSELT - -

4.1.2 SA SMG4 #7: 4.1.1 Di Tria CSELT ETR 104

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 Di Tria CSELT ETR 352

03.44 Support of Teletex in a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).

3.0.1 SA SMG4 --- none --- - -

4.0.1 SA SMG4 #7: 4.0.0 --- none --- ETR 105

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- ETR 353

03.45 Technical Realization of Facsimile Group 3 Service - transparent

3.1.0 SA SMG4 #5: 3.2.0 #6: 3.3.0 Di Tria CSELT v.3.3.0 300 070

4.5.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.2.1 #8: 4.3.0 #9: 4.3.1 #10: 4.4.0 #11: 4.4.1 #14: 4.5.0 Di Tria CSELT 300 538

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #5.2.0 Di Tria CSELT 300 931





03.46 Technical Realization of Facsimile Group 3 Service - non transparent

3.2.1 SA SMG4 #5: 3.2.1 G.Baumann T-Mobil v.3.2.1 300 071

4.1.2 SA SMG4 #7: 4.0.1 #8: 4.0.2 #11: 4.1.0 G.Baumann T-Mobil 300 539

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 G.Baumann T-Mobil GTS

03.47 Example Protocol Stacks for Interconnecting Service Centre(s) (SC) and Mobile Services Switching Centre(s) (MSC).

4.4.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #12: 4.2.1 #18: 4.4.0 ETR 106

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 ETR 354

03.49 Example Protocol Stacks for Interconnecting Cell Broadcast Centre (CBC) and Base Station Controler (BSC)

4.6.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #11: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 #16:4.6.0 E.Daniel AT&T NSI ETR 107

5.6.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.3.0 #21: 5.4.0 #22: 5.5.0 #23: 5.6.0 P. Pike Lucent Technologies GTS

03.50 Transmission Planning Aspects of the Speech Service in the GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) System.

3.4.0 PU SMG11 #4: 3.2.2 #8: 3.3.0 #11: 3.4.0 P.Usai ETSI - -

4.2.0 PU SMG11 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.1.0 #15: 4.2.0 P.Usai ETSI 300 540

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 P.Usai ETSI 300 903

03.54 High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) - Stage 2

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #23: 5.1.0

03.60 General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) Service description; Stage 2

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #23: 5.1.0

03.63 Packet Data on Signalling channels service (PDS) Service description, Stage 21

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 J.Baumann T-Mobil GTS

03.64 Overall description of the GPRS radio interface; Stage 2

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #23: 5.1.0





03.67 Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Preemption Service (EMLPP) - Stage 2

5.1.1 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 D. Münning Detecon 300 932

03.68 Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) - Stage 2

5.3.0 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 D. Münning Detecon 300 933

03.69 Voice Broadcast service (VBS) - Stage 2

5.3.0 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 D. Münning Detecon 300 934

03.70 Routeing of Calls to/from Public Data Networks (PDN).

3.0.0 SA SMG4 --- none --- - -

4.0.3 SA SMG4 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.0.1 --- none --- 300 541

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS

03.78 CAMEL Phase 1 (stage 2)

5.2.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0

03.79 Support of Optimal Routing phase 1 (stage 2)

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 I.Park Vodafone


4.6.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.1.0 #9: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 #12: 4.5.0 #19: 4.6.0 --- none --- 300 542

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS

03.82 Call Forwarding (CF) Supplementary Services - Stage 2.

4.8.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.5.0 #8: 4.5.1 #10: 4.6.0 #12: 4.7.0 #18: 4.8.0 A.Poths MMO 300 543

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 A.Poths MMO GTS

3.2.1 PA SMG3 A.Poths MMO - -





03.83 Call Waiting (CW) and Call Hold (HOLD) Supplementary Services - Stage 2.

4.4.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.3.0 #11: 4.3.2 #12: 4.4.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom 300 544

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom GTS

03.84 Multi Party (MPTY) Supplementary Services - Stage 2.

4.4.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.1.0 #9: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil 300 545

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil GTS

03.85 Closed user Group (CUG) Supplementary Services - Stage 2.

4.2.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.1.0 #15: 4.2.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 546

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Frew Vodafone GTS

03.86 Advice of Charge (AoC) Supplementary Services - Stage 2.

4.6.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.3.0 #10: 4.4.0 #11: 4.5.0 #12: 4.6.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 547

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 935


4.6.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.4.0 #10: 4.5.0 #12: 4.6.0 L.Letellier France Telecom 300 548

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 L.Letellier France Telecom GTS

3.2.1 PA SMG3 L.Letellier France Telecom - -

03.90 Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD)

4.1.1 PA SMG3 #8: 4.0.0 #16: 4.1.0 S.Chotai BT 300 549

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Chotai BT GTS

03.91 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT) Supplementary Service - Stage 2

5.0.2 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.0.1 #19: 5.0.2 S.Dzuban Siemens GTS





04.01 Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS - BSS) Interface General Aspects and Principles.

3.0.1 FP SMG3 R.Thomas France Telecom - -

4.0.4 FP SMG3 #7: 4.0.1 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 550

5.0.0 FP SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 R.Thomas France Telecom GTS

04.02 GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Access Reference Configuration.

3.0.2 FP SMG3 SMG2 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular - -

4.0.4 FP SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular 300 551

5.0.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 P. Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular GTS

04.03 Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS - BSS) Interface Channel Structures and Access Capabilities.

3.0.3 PU SMG2 R.Thomas France Telecom - -

4.1.1 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 #10: 4.1.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 552

5.1.0 PU SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 R. Thomas France Telecom GTS

04.04 Layer 1 - General Requirements.

4.0.4 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 553

5.0.1 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 936

3.3.4 PU SMG2 R.Thomas France Telecom v.3.3.4 300 078

04.05 Data Link (DL) Layer General Aspects.

4.0.3 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 554

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 937

3.1.5 PU SMG2 M.Sollner PKI - -





04.06 Mobile Station - Base Stations System (MS - BSS) Interface Data Link (DL) Layer Specification.

4.4.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.2.0 #8: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 555

5.1.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 938

3.9.0 PU SMG2 M.Sollner PKI v.3.9.0 300 021

04.07 Mobile Radio Interface Signalling Layer 3 - General Aspects

3.3.3 FP SMG3 A.Bergmann T-Mobil - -

4.3.1 FP SMG3 #7: 4.1.1 #10: 4.2.0 #12: 4.3.0 A.Bergmann T-Mobil 300 556

5.2.0 FP SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 A. Bergmann ETSI PT12 300 939

04.08 Mobile Radio Interface - Layer 3 Specification

3.14.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 A.Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

T-Mobil France Telecom

v.3.13. 300 022-1

4.20.1 FP SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.5.0 #8: 4.6.0 #9: 4.7.0 #10: 4.8.0 #11: 4.9.0 #12: 4.10.0 #14: 4.11.0 #15: 4.12.0 #16: 4.13.0 #17: 4.14.0 #18: 4.15.0 #19:4.16.0 #20: 4.17.0 #21: 4.18.0 #23: 4.20.1

A.Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

T-Mobil France Telecom

300 557

5.7.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 #23: 5.7.0

A. Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

ETSI PT12 France Telecom

300 940

DCS 3.1.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- v.3.1.0 31.12.91

EXT 3.0.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 n.a. v.3.0.0 300 022-3

04.10 Mobile Radio Interface Layer 3 - Supplementary Services Specification - General Aspects

3.2.3 PA SMG3 I.Sharp Northern Telecom - -

4.10.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.4.0 #8: 4.5.0 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #11: 4.8.0 #13: 4.9.0 #14: 4.10.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom 300 558

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom 300 941





04.11 Point-to-Point (PP) Short Message Service (SMS) Support on Mobile Radio Interface

3.3.0 FP SMG3 SMG4 #5:3.3.0 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular v.3.3.0 300 023

4.10.0 FP SMG3 SMG4 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 #10: 4.5.0 #11: 4.6.0 #12: 4.7.0 #14: 4.8.0 #16: 4.9.0 #17: 4.10.0

P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular 300 559

5.2.0 FP SMG3 SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular

300 942

04.12 Short Message Service Cell Broadcast (SMSCB) Support on the Mobile Radio Interface

3.2.1 FP SMG3 SMG4 C.Pudney Vodafone v.3.2.1 300 024

4.6.0 PU SMG2 SMG4 #7: 4.1.1 #10: 4.2.0 #11: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 #16: 4.6.0 C.Pudney Vodafone 300 560

5.0.2 PU SMG2 SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 C.Pudney Vodafone 300 943

04.13 Performance Requirements on Mobile Radio Interface

4.2.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #10: 4.0.0 #14: 4.0.2 #15: 4.1.0 #16: 4.2.0 C.Pudney Vodafone 300 561

5.1.0 FP SMG3 SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 C. Pudney Vodafone 300 944

04.21 Rate Adaption on the Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS-BSS) Interface.

3.4.0 SA SMG4 M.Valo Nokia v.3.4.0 300 025

4.6.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.2.1 #8: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 #14: 4.6.0 M.Valo Nokia 300 562

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 M.Valo Nokia 300 945

04.22 Radio Link Protocol (RLP) for Data and Telematic services on the (MS-BSS) Interface and the Base Station System-Mobile-Services Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 N.Klehn Siemens 300 946

4.4.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.2.2 #8: 4.3.0 #13: 4.4.0 N.Klehn Siemens 300 563

3.7.0 SA SMG4 N. Klehn Siemens v.3.7.0 300 026





04.63 Packet Data on Signalling channels Service (PDS) Service Description, Stage 3

5.0.0 FP SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 Nazemann T-Mobil GTS

04.67 Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption service (eMLPP) - Stage 3

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 D.Munning Detecon 300 947

04.68 Group Call Control (GCC) Protocol

5.0.2 PA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 A.Bergmann ETSI PT12 300 948

04.69 Broadcast Call Control (BCC) protocol

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 A.Bergmann ETSI PT12 300 949

04.80 Mobile Radio Interface Layer 3 - Supplementary Services Specification Formats and Coding

3.2.0 PA SMG3 --- none --- v.3.2.0 300 027

4.11.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.7.0 #8: 4.7.1 #9: 4.9.0 #12: 4.9.1 #16: 4.10.0 #17: 4.11.0 --- none --- 300 564

5.0.2 PA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 --- none --- 300 950


4.4.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 --- none --- 300 565

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- 300 951

04.82 Call Forwarding (CF) Supplementary Services - Stage 3.

4.9.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.6.0 #11: 4.7.0 #12: 4.8.0 #17: 4.9.0 A.Poths MMO 300 566

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 A.Poths MMO 300 952

3.1.3 PA SMG3 A.Poths MMO v.3.1.3 300 028

04.83 Call Waiting (CW) and Call Hold (HOLD) Supplementary Services - Stage 3.

4.6.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.4.0 #9: 4.5.0 #17: 4.6.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom 300 567

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 I.Sharp Northern Telecom 300 953





04.84 Multi Party (MPTY) Supplementary Services - Stage 3.

4.3.2 PA SMG3 #7: 4.2.0 #9: 4.3.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil 300 568

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann T-Mobil 300 954

04.85 Closed User Group (CUG) Supplementary Services - Stage 3.

4.1.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #18: 4.1.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 569

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Frew Vodafone GTS

04.86 Advice of Charge (AoC) Supplementary Services - Stage 3.

4.5.2 PA SMG3 #7: 4.2.0 #8: 4.4.0 #11: 4.5.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 570

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Frew Vodafone 300 955


4.7.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.6.0 #17: 4.7.0 L.Letellier France Telecom 300 571

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 L.Letellier France Telecom 300 956

3.1.3 PA SMG3 L. Letellier France Telecom v.3.1.3 300 029

04.90 Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD)

4.1.1 PA SMG3 #8: 4.0.0 #12: 4.1.0 J.Bruss Ericsson 300 572

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 J.Bruss Ericsson 300 957

04.91 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT) Supplementary Service - Stage 3

5.1.1 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 S. Dzuban Siemens 300 958





05.01 Physical Layer on the Radio Path (General Description)

3.3.2 PU SMG2 N.Andersen Tele Danmark - -

4.6.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 #13: 4.4.0 #14: 4.5.0 #16: 4.6.0 N.Andersen Tele Danmark 300 573

5.3.0 PU SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 N.Andersen Tele Danmark GTS

DCS 3.0.0 PU SMG2 --- none --- - -

05.02 Multiplexing and Multiple Access on the Radio Path

3.6.1 PU SMG2 #15: 3.7.0 #16: 3.8.0 D.Freeman Motorola v.3.7.0 300 030

4.9.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.3.0 #9: 4.4.0 #15: 4.5.0 #16: 4.6.0 #17: 4.7.0 #20: 4.8.0 #22: 4.9.0 D.Freeman Motorola 300 574

5.4.0 PU SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 #23: 5.4.0 D. Freeman Motorola 300 908

05.03 Channel Coding

3.6.1 PU SMG2 #12: 3.6.1 --- none --- v.3.6.1 300 031/A1

4.5.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 #21: 4.4.0 #22: 4.5.0 --- none --- 300 575

5.4.0 PU SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.2.1 #21: 5.3.0 #23: 5.4.0 --- none --- 300 909

05.04 Modulation

3.1.2 PU SMG2 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Com. v.3.1.2 300 032

4.0.3 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Communication

300 576

5.0.1 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Communication

300 959





05.05 Radio Transmission and Reception

3.13.0 PU SMG2 #4: 3.14.0 #6b: 3.15.0 #8: 3.16.0 J.P.Charles France Télécom v.3.16. 300 033-1/A1

4.20.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.6.0 #8: 4.7.0 #9: 4.8.0 #10: 4.9.0 #13: 4.10.0 #14: 4.11.0 #16: 4.13.0 #17: 4.14.0 #18: 4.15.0 #19: 4.16.0 #20: 4.17.0 #21: 4.18.0 #22: 4.19.0 #23: 4.20.0

J.P.Charles France Telecom 300 577

5.6.0 PU SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.3.0 #21: 5.4.0 #22: 5.5.0 #23: 5.6.0 J.P.Charles France Telecom 300 910

DCS 3.1.0 PU SMG2 #4: 3.2.0 #8: 3.3.0 --- none --- v.3.3.0 31.12.91

05.08 Radio Subsystem Link Control

3.7.0 PU SMG2 #16: 3.8.0 P.White Vodafone v.3.7.0 300 034-1

4.19.1 PU SMG2 #7: 4.6.0 #8: 4.7.0 #9: 4.8.0 #10: 4.9.0 #11: 4.10.0 #12: 4.11.0 #13: 4.12.0 #14: 4.13.0 #15: 4.14.0 #16: 4.15.0 #17: 4.16.0 #18: 4.17.0 #19: 4.18.0 #19: 4.18.1 #21: 4.18.2 #22: 4.19.0 #23: 4.19.1

P.White Vodafone 300 578

5.5.0 PU SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 #22: 5.4.0 #23: 5.5.0 P. White Vodafone 300 911

DCS 3.0.0 PU SMG2 --- none --- v.3.0.0 31.12.91

05.10 Radio Subsystem Synchronization

3.5.1 PU SMG2 #4: 3.5.1 H.Benn Motorola v.3.5.1 300 035

4.9.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.2.0 #8: 4.3.0 #9: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 #14: 4.6.0 #16: 4.7.0 #17: 4.8.0 #18: 4.9.0

H.Benn Motorola 300 579

5.2.0 PU SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 H. Benn Motorola 300 912

05.22 Radio link management in hierarchical networks

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 ETR 355

05.50 Background for RF Requirements.

4.2.0 PU SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 #13: 4.1.0 #17: 4.2.0 --- none --- TC-TR

5.1.1 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #23: 5.1.1 --- none --- ETR 356





05.90 GSM Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) Considerations.

4.3.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 --- none --- ETR 108

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- ETR 357

06.01 Full Rate Speech Processing Functions.

4.0.6 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.2 #23: 4.0.6 P.Usai CSELT 300 580-1

5.1.0 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 P.Usai CSELT 300 960

3.0.0 PU SMG11 P. Usai CSELT - -

06.02 Half Rate Speech Processing Functions.

4.0.2 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-1

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 966

06.06 Digital Telecommunications System Half Rate Speech - Part 7: ANSI-C Code for GSM Half Rate Speech Codec

4.2.0 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #16: 4.0.2 #17: 4.1.0 #23: 4.2.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-7

5.1.0 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 967

06.07 Digital Cellular Telecommunications Systems Half Rate Speech - Part 8: Test Sequence for GSM Half Rate Speech Codec

4.2.0 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #16: 4.0.2 #20: 4.1.0 #23: 4.2.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-8

5.2.0 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 968

06.08 Digital Cellular Telecommunications System; Half Rate Speech; Performance Characterization of the GSM half rate speech codec

4.0.0 PU SMG11 #16: 4.0.0 T.Salem T-Mobil ETR 229






06.10 Full Rate Speech Transcoding

3.2.0 PU SMG11 D.Lorent Philips Semi Conductors

v.3.2.0 300 036

4.1.0 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.0 #23: 4.1.0 D.Lorenz Philips Semi Conductors

300 580-2

5.1.0 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 D.Lorenz Philips Semi Conductors

300 961

06.11 Substitution and Muting of Lost Frames for Full Rate Speech Channels.

3.0.1 PU SMG11 W.Navarro Matra v.3.0.1 300 037

4.0.5 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 #23: 4.0.5 W.Navarro Matra 300 580-3

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.0.1 W.Navarro Matra 300 962

06.12 Comfort Noise Aspects for Full Rate Speech Traffic Channels

3.0.1 PU SMG11 D.Sereno CSELT v.3.0.1 300 038

4.0.4 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 D.Sereno CSELT 300 580-4

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 D.Sereno CSELT 300 963

06.20 Half Rate Speech Transcoding.

4.3.0 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #14: 4.1.0 #17: 4.3.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-2


06.21 Substitution and Muting of Lost Frames for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.0.2 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-3

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 970





06.22 Comfort Noise Aspects for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.1.1 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #15: 4.1.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-4


06.31 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for Full Rate Speech Traffic Channels

3.1.0 PU SMG11 L.Vetrano Italtel v.3.1.0 300 039

4.0.5 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 #23: 4.0.5 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 580-5

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.0.1 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 964

06.32 Voice Activity Detection (VAD).

3.0.0 PU SMG11 P.Barrett BT v.3.0.0 300 040

4.3.0 PU SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 #9: 4.0.3 #13: 4.1.0 #17: 4.2.0 #20: 4.2.1 #23: 4.3.0 P.Barrett BT 300 580-6

5.0.2 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.0.2 P.Barrett BT 300 965

06.41 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.0.2 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 581-5

5.1.0 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #23: 5.1.0 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 972

06.42 Voice Activity Detection (VAD) for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.1.1 PU SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #15: 4.1.0 P.Barrett BT 300 581-6

5.0.1 PU SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.0.1 P.Barrett BT 300 973

06.51 Enhanced full rate speech processing functions: General description

4.0.0 PU SMG11 #22: 4.0.0 K.Jarvinen Nokia 301 243

5.1.2 PU SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 723





06.53 ANSI-C code for the enhanced full rate speech codec


5.1.3 PU SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #23: 5.1.3 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 724

06.54 Test sequences for the GSM Enhanced Full Rate (EFR)


5.1.0 PU SMG11 #20: 2.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 725

06.55 Performance characterisation of the GSM EFR Speech Codec

4.0.0 PU SMG11 #22: 4.0.0 T.Salem T-Mobil TR 010 085


06.60 Enhanced full rate speech transcoding


5.1.3 PU SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #19:5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #23: 5.1.3 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 726

06.61 Substitution and muting of lost frames for encanced full rate speech traffic channels



06.62 Comfort noise aspects for Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) speech traffic channels



06.81 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for encanced full rate speech traffic channels







06.82 Voice Activity Detection (VAD) for encanced full rate speech traffic channels



07.01 General on Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Mobile Stations (MS)

4.10.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.5.0 #8: 4.6.0 #9: 4.6.1 #10: 4.7.0 #13: 4.8.0 #15: 4.9.0 #16: 4.10.0 J.Varaldi Alcatel 300 582

5.6.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.0.1 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.3.0 #21: 5.4.0 #22: 5.5.0 #23: 5.6.0

J.Varaldi Alcatel 300 913

3.13.0 SA SMG4 #2: 3.14.0 J.Varaldi Alcatel v.3.14. 300 041

07.02 Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Services Using Asynchronous Bearer Capabilities

3.8.0 SA SMG4 #2: 3.8.0 P.Bertin France Telecom v.3.8.0 300 042

4.5.1 SA SMG4 #7: 4.4.0 #9: 4.4.2 #11: 4.5.0 P.Bertin France Telecom 300 583

5.4.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 #23: 5.4.0 P.Bertin France Telecom 300 914

07.03 Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Services Using Synchronous Bearer Capabilities

3.4.0 SA SMG4 #5: 3.4.0 P.Edlund Ericsson v.3.4.0 300 043

4.5.1 SA SMG4 #7: 4.4.0 #9: 4.5.0 P.Edlund Ericsson 300 584

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 P. Edlund Ericsson 300 915

07.05 Use of Data Terminal Equipment - Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (DTE-DCE) Interface for Short Message Service (SMS) and Cell Broadcast Services (CBS).

4.8.1 SA SMG4 #7: 4.2.1 #8: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 #16: 4.5.0 #17: 4.6.0 #18: 4.7.0 #20: 4.8.0 I.Harris Vodafone 300 585

5.4.0 SA SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 #23: 5.4.0 I.Harris Vodafone GTS

07.06 Use of the V Series Data Terminal Equipment - Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (DTE-DCE) Interface at the Mobile Station (MS) for Mobile Termination (MT) configuration.

4.2.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #16: WITHDRAWN I.Harris Vodafone 300 586





07.07 Digital cellular telecommunications System (Phase 2) AT Command set for GSM Mobile Equipment (ME)

4.1.0 SA SMG4 #16: 4.0.0 #18: 4.1.0 P.Heinonen Nokia 300 642

5.4.0 SA SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 #23: 5.4.0 P.Heinonen Nokia 300 916

07.08 GSM Application Programming Interface

5.1.0 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 300 917

08.01 Base Station System - Mobile Services Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface General Aspects.

4.0.3 SA SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 R.Davies Motorola 300 587

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS

3.0.1 SA SMG3 R.Davies Motorola - -

08.02 Base Station System - Mobile Services Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface - Interface Principles.

4.2.0 SA SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #10: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 R.Davies Motorola 300 587

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS

3.3.1 SA SMG3 R.Davies Motorola - -

08.04 Base Station System - Mobile Services Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface Layer 1 Specification.

3.0.3 PU SMG2 R.Davies Motorola - -

4.0.3 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 R.Davies Motorola 300 588

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS

08.06 Signalling Transport Mechanism Specification for the Base Station System - Mobile Services Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface.


4.5.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.3.0 #10: 4.4.0 R.Davies Motorola 300 589

5.1.0 PU SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS





08.08 BSS-MSC Layer 3 Specification


EXT 3.0.0 PU SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 n.a.

4.12.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.4.0 #8: 4.5.0 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #13: 4.8.0 #15: 4.9.0 #16: 4.10.0 #17: 4.11.0 #23: 4.12.0

R.Davies Motorola 300 590

5.7.0 PU SMG2 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #23: 5.7.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS

08.20 Rate Adaptation on the Base Station System - Mobile Service Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface.

4.2.3 SA SMG4 #7: 4.2.1 #13: 4.2.3 P.Bertin France Telecom 300 591

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 P.Bertin France Telecom GTS

3.1.2 SA SMG4 P.Bertin France Telecom - -

08.51 Base Station Controller - Base Tranceiver Station (BSC-BTS) Interface General Aspects.

4.1.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 #13: 4.1.0 E.Lycksell Televerket 300 592

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 E.Lycksell Televerket GTS

3.0.2 PU SMG2 E.Lycksell Televerket - -

08.52 Base Station Controller - Base Tranceiver Station (BSC-BTS) Interface - Interface Principles.


5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 E.Lycksell Televerket GTS


08.54 Base Station Controler - Base Transceiver Station (BSC-BTS) Interface Layer 1 Structure of Physical Circuits

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #16: 5.0.0 E. Lycsell Televerket GTS







08.56 Base Station Controller - Base Tranceiver Station (BSC-BTS) Interface Layer 2 Specification.

4.0.2 PU SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 ---none--- 300 595

5.0.0 PU SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 ---none--- GTS

3.1.1 PU SMG2 H.Andersen Ericsson Telecom - -

08.58 Base Station Controler - Base Transceiver Station (BCS-BTS) Interface Layer 3 Specification

5.3.0 PU SMG2 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 E. Lycsell Televerket GTS

EXT 3.0.0 PU SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 n.a.

4.9.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 #9: 4.5.0 #10: 4.6.0 #13: 4.7.0 #15: 4.8.0 #16: 4.9.0 E.Lycksell Televerket 300 596

3.6.0 PU SMG2 #10: 3.6.0 E.Lycksell Televerket - -

DCS 3.0.0 PU SMG2 --- none --- - -

08.59 BSC-BTS O&M Signalling Transport

3.1.0 MS SMG6 SMG2 --- none --- - -

08.60 Inband Control of Remote Transcoders and Rate Adaptors

3.3.1 PU SMG2 L.Cruchant Alcatel MC - -

5.1.0 PU SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.0.1 #20: 5.0.2 #22: 5.1.0 A. Katle Norwegian Telecom Mobile

300 737

4.4.0 PU SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #22: 4.3.0 #23: 4.4.0 L. Cruchant Alcatel 300 597

08.61 Inband Control of Remote Transcoder and Rate Adaptors;(Half Rate)

4.0.2 PU SMG2 SMG3 #13: 4.0.0 P.Jacob Siemens 300 598

5.0.1 PU SMG2 SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 P.Jacob Siemens 300 979





09.01 General Network Interworking Scenarios

3.0.1 SA SMG3 --- none --- - -

4.0.1 SA SMG3 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.0.1 --- none --- ETR 109

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- ETR 359

09.02 Mobile Application Part ( MAP) Specification

5.7.0 SA SMG3 SPS2 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #22: 5.6.0 #23: 5.7.0

JMEG 300 974

4.18.0 SA SMG3 SPS2 #7: 4.4.0 #8: 4.5.0 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #11: 4.8.0 #12: 4.9.0 #13: 4.10.0 #14: 4.11.0 #16: 4.12.0 #17: 4.13.0 #19: 4.14.0 #20: 4.15.0 #21: 4.16.0 #22: 4.17.0 #23: 4.18.0

JMEG 300 599

3.8.0 SA SMG3 SPS2 #9: 3.9.0 #12: 3.10.0 #14: 3.11.0 JMEG v.3.11. 300 044-1

DCS 3.0.0 SA SMG3 SPS2 JMEG v.3.0.0 31.12.91

09.03 Requirements on Interworking between the ISDN or PSTN and the PLMN

3.0.1 SA SPS1 SMG3 SMG4 --- none --- - -

4.0.3 SA SMG3 SMG4 SPS1 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.0.1 --- none --- 300 600

5.0.0 SA SMG3 SMG4 SPS1 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS

09.04 Interworking between the PLMN and the CSPDN

3.0.1 SA SMG4 --- none --- - -

4.0.2 SA SMG4 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.0.1 #9: 4.0.2 --- none --- 300 601

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS

09.05 Interworking between the PLMN and the PSPDN for PAD Access

3.2.2 SA SMG4 --- none --- - -

4.4.2 SA SMG4 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 #9: 4.4.1 --- none --- 300 602

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- GTS





09.06 Interworking between a Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) and a Packet Switched Public Data Network/Integrated

5.0.2 SA SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 A.Braun Alcatel SEL 300 975

4.5.0 SA SMG4 #7: 4.3.0 #9: 4.4.0 #12: 4.5.0 A.Braun Alcatel SEL 300 603

09.07 General Requirements on Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) and the Intergrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) or Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)

3.7.1 SA SMG4 SMG3 #5: 3.8.0 #9: 3.9.0 #14: 3.10.0 N.Klehn Siemens - -

4.12.1 SA SMG4 SMG3 #7: 4.4.0 #8: 4.5.0 #9: 4.6.0 #10: 4.7.0 #13: 4.8.0 #14: 4.9.0 #16: 4.10.0 #18: 4.11.0 #20: 4.12.0

N.Klehn Siemens 300 604

5.5.0 SA SMG4 SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.0.1 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.2.1 #21: 5.3.0 #22: 5.4.0 #23: 5.5.0

N.Klehn Siemens 300 976

09.08 Application of the Base Station System Application Part (BSSAP) on the E-Interface.

4.1.1 PU SMG2 SMG3 #9: 4.0.0 #13: 4.1.0 R.Bodin Ericsson 300 626

5.1.0 FP SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 R.Bodin Ericsson GTS

09.09 Detailed Signalling Interworking within the PLMN and with the PSTN/ISDN

REP 3.0.0 PA SMG3 J.Vainikka Nokia - -

09.10 Information Element Mapping between Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS - BSS) and Base Station System - Mobile-services Switching Centre (BSS - MCS) Signalling Procedures and the Mobile Application Part (MAP)

4.4.0 SA SMG3 SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.1.0 #10: 4.2.0 #17: 4.3.0 #23: 4.4.0 --- none --- 300 605

5.2.0 SA SMG3 SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0 --- none --- GTS

3.0.2 SA SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- - -

DCS 3.0.0 SA SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- - -





09.11 Signalling Interworking for Supplementary Services

3.0.1 PA SMG3 L.Letellier France Telecom - -

4.6.1 PA SMG3 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.3.0 #12: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 #19: 4.6.0 L.Letellier France Telecom 300 606

5.1.0 PA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 L. Letellier France Telecom GTS

09.12 Application of ISUP Version 2 for the ISDN-PLMN (GSM)Signalling

4.1.0 PA SPS1 SMG3 #17: 4.0.0 P.Haendig Telia Mobitel AB

09.78 CAMEL Application Part phase 1 (stage 3)

5.2.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 #23: 5.2.0

09.90 Interworking between Phase 1 Infrastructure and Phase 2 Mobile Stations (MS).

4.9.0 FP PT12 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.1.0 #9: 4.2.0 #10: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 #15: 4.5.0 #16: 4.6.0 #18: 4.7.0 #19: 4.8.0 #22: 4.9.0

n.a. ETR 111

5.0.0 FP PT12 #17: 5.0.0 n.a. GTS

09.91 Interworking Aspects of the SIM/ME Interface Between Phase 1 and Phase 2

4.0.1 RT SMG9 #10: 4.0.0 K.Vedder GAO ETR 174

5.0.0 RT SMG9 #20: 5.0.0 K.Vedder GAO ETR 360

09.94 Recommended Infrastructure Measures to Overcome Specific Phase 1 Mobile Stations Faults

4.4.0 FP PT12 #14: 4.0.0 #15: 4.1.0 #16: 4.2.0 #19: 4.3.0 #23: 4.4.0 ---none--- ETR 200

5.0.0 FP PT12 #20: 5.0.0 ---none--- ETR 361

10.00 Digital Cellular Telecommunication System Feature Description

5.2.0 AB PT12 #19: 5.0.0 & 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 ETR 362

10.20 Lawful Interception requirements for GSM

5.0.1 PA SMG10 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 ETR 363





11.10 Mobile Station Conformity Specification (DCS 1800)

DCS 3.1.0 JJD PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #2: 3.2.0 #3: 3.3.0 #4b: 3.4.0 #5: 3.5.0 #6: 3.6.0 #7: 3.7.0 #8: 3.8.0 #9: 3.9.0 #10: 3.10.0 #11: 3.11.0 #12: 3.12.0 #13: 3.13.0

W.Legrand Hutchison-Microtel v.3.14. - -

3.7.0 JJD PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #2: 3.8.0 #3: 3.9.0 #4b:3.10.0 #5: 3.11.0 #6: 3.12.0 #7: 3.13.0 #8: 3.14.0 #8: 3.15.0 #9: 3.16.0 #10: 3.17.0 #11: 3.18.0 #12: 3.19.0 #13: 3.20.0 #15: 3.21.0 #16: 3.22.0

--- none --- v.3.18. 300 020-1

11.10-1 Conformance Specification

4.20.0 JJD SMG7 PT48V PT12 SMG2 SMG3

#16: 4.13.0 #17: 4.14.0 #18: 4.15.0 #19: 4.16.0 #20: 4.17.0 #21: 4.18.0 #22: 4.19.0 #23: 4.20.0

---none--- 300 607-1


#18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 #23: 5.3.0 GTS

11.10-2 Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement Proforma Specification


#16: 4.13.0 #17: 4.14.0 #18: 4.15.0 ---none--- 300 607-2

11.10-3 Layer3 (L3) Abstract Test Suite (ATS)


#16: 4.13.0 #17: 4.14.0 #18: 4.15.0 #19: 4.16.0 #20: 4.17.0 #21: 4.18.0 #22: 4.19.0 #23: 4.20.0

---none--- 300 607-3


#18: 5.0.0 GTS

11.11 Specification of the Subscriber Identity Module - Mobile Equipment (SIM-ME) Interface.

3.10.0 MS SMG9 #2: 3.11.0 #3: 3.12.0 #8: 3.13.0 #9: 3.14.0 #11: 3.15.0 #12: 3.16.0 K.Vedder Giesecke & Devrient v.3.16. 300 045-1/A1

4.19.0 MS SMG9 #7: 4.8.0 #8: 4.9.0 #9: 4.10.0 #10: 4.11.0 #11: 4.12.0 #12: 4.13.0 #13: 4.14.0 #15: 4.15.0 #16: 4.16.0 #18: 4.17.0 #19: 4.18.0 #20: 4.18.1 #21: 4.18.2 #22: 4.19.0

K.Vedder Giesecke & Devrient 300 608

5.7.0 MS SMG9 #16: 5.0.0 #17: 5.1.0 #18: 5.2.0 #19: 5.3.0 #20: 5.4.0 #21: 5.5.0 #23: 5.7.0 K.Vedder Giesecke & Devrient 300 977

DCS 3.1.3 MS SMG1 SMG9 #2: 3.2.0 #4: 3.3.0 #8: 3.3.1 #9: 3.3.2 #11: 3.3.3 #12: 3.3.4 --- none --- v.3.3.1 31.12.91





11.12 Specification of the 3 Volt Subscriber Identity Module Equipment (SIM-ME) Interface

5.0.0 MS SMG9 #16: 5.0.0 WITHDRAWN R.Lindholm Nokia 300 978

4.2.0 MS SMG9 #15: 4.0.0 #17: 4.1.0 #19: 4.1.2 #21: 4.2.0 R.Lindholm Nokia 300 641

11.14 Specification of Subscriber Identity Module - Mobile Equipment (SIM - ME) Interface for SIM Application Toolkit

5.5.0 MS SMG9 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 #22: 5.4.0 #23 5.5.0 GTS

11.20 GSM DCS 1800 Base Station Specification

DCS 3.1.0 JJD PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #2: 3.2.0 #3: 3.3.0 #4: 3.4.0 #5: 3.5.0 #6: 3.6.0 #7: 3.7.0 #8: 3.8.0 #9: 3.9.0 #10: 3.10.0 #11: 3.11.0 #12: 3.12.0 #17: 3.13.0

--- none --- - -

3.6.0 MS SMG8 SMG2 SMG3 #2: 3.7.0 #3: 3.8.0 #4: 3.9.0 #5: 3.10.0 #6: 3.11.0 #7: 3.12.0 #8: 3.13.0 #9: 3.14.0 #10: 3.15.0 #11: 3.16.0 #12: 3.17.0 #14: 3.18.0 #17: 3.19.0

A. Howell Motorola - -

11.21 GSM Radio Aspects Base Station System Equipment Specification

4.9.0 MS SMG8 #11: 4.0.0 #12: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 #16: 4.4.0 #17: 4.5.0 #18: 4.6.0 #20: 4.7.0 #22: 4.8.0 #23: 4.9.0

S.Pike Lucent Technologies 300 609-2

5.1.0 MS SMG8 #23: 5.1.0 S.Pike Lucent Technologies

11.22 GSM Base Station and Ancillary Equipment, Physical and Electronical Parameters, Application of Standards and Guidance Notes

4.1.3 MS SMG8 #11: 4.0.0 #14: 4.1.0 #18: 4.1.1 #20: 4.1.2 #21: 4.1.3 M.Perry Motorola 300 609-3

11.23 GSM Signalling Aspects Base Station System equipment Specification

4.8.0 MS SMG8 #11: 4.0.0 #14: 4.1.0 #15: 4.1.0 #16: 4.2.0 #17: 4.3.0 #18: 4.4.0 #19: 4.5.0 #21: 4.6.0 #22: 4.7.0 #23: 4.8.0

---none--- 300 609-4

11.24 GSM Transcoding and Rate Adaptation: Base Station System Equipment Specification

4.1.0 MS SMG8 #14: 400 #20: 4.1.0 V.Fernandez Motorola 300 609-5

11.26 GSM Repeater Equipment Specification

4.2.2 MS SMG8 #15: 4.0.0 #17: 4.1.0 #18: 4.2.0 #20: 4.2.2 300 609

5.1.0 MS SMG8 #23: 5.1.0





11.30 Mobile Services Switching Centre

REP 3.2.1 PA PT12 SMG3 SMG1 --- none --- - -

11.31 Home Location Register Specification


11.32 Visitor Location Register Specification


11.40 DCS 1800 System Simulator Conformity Specification

DCS 3.1.0 JJD PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #4: 3.2.0 #11: 3.3.0 --- none --- - -

3.5.0 JJD PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #2: 3.6.0 #11: 3.7.0 P.Zollman Vodafone v.3.7.0 300 020-2

12.00 Objectives and Structure of GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Management.

4.6.0 MS SMG6 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.1.0 #11: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 #16: 4.4.0 #17: 4.5.0 #23: 4.6.0 ---none--- 300 612-1

12.01 Common Aspects of Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Management.

4.4.1 MS SMG6 SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.1.0 #9: 4.1.1 #10: 4.2.0 #11: 4.3.0 #17: 4.4.0 ---none--- 300 612-2

12.02 Subscriber, Mobile Equipment (ME) and Services Data Administration.

4.6.1 MS SMG6 SMG1 #7: 4.0.0 #8: 4.1.0 #9: 4.2.0 #11: 4.3.0 #15: 4.4.0 #16: 4.5.0 #17: 4.6.0 ---none--- 300 613

5.0.0 MS SMG6 SMG3 #22: 5.0.0 ---none---

12.03 Security Management.

4.2.1 MS SMG6 SMG1 SMG3 #11: 4.0.0 #14: 4.1.0 #17: 4.2.0 ---none--- 300 614

12.04 Performance Management and Measurements for a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN).

4.3.1 MS SMG6 SMG1 SMG3 #8: 4.0.0 #11: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #17: 4.3.0 ---none--- 300 615





12.05 Subscriber Related Call and Event Data.

4.3.0 MS SMG6 SMG1 #8: 4.0.0 #11: 4.1.0 #15: 4.1.1 #17: 4.2.0 #22: 4.3.0 ---none--- 300 616

5.0.0 MS SMG6 SMG1 #23: 5.0.0

12.06 Network Configuration Management and Administration.

4.1.1 MS SMG6 SMG3 #11: 4.0.0 #12: 4.0.1 #17: 4.1.0 ---none--- 300 617

12.07 Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Quality of Service.

n.a. MS SMG6 SMG1 SMG3 work stopped ---none--- 300 612

12.08 Subscriber and Equipment trace

4.5.0 MS SMG6 SMG3 #12: 4.0.0 #14: 4.1.0 #16: 4.2.1 #18: 4.3.0 #20: 4.4.0 #22: 4.5.0 B.Szelazek Lucent 300 627

5.0.0 MS SMG6 SMG3 #23: 5.0.0 B.Szelazek Lucent

12.11 Maintenance of the Base Station System (BSS).

4.1.0 MS SMG6 SMG1 SMG2 #22: 4.1.0 M.Cataldo Lucent 300 619

12.20 Base Station System (BSS) Management Information.

4.2.1 MS SMG6 SMG3 #9: 4.0.0 #11: 4.1.0 #13: 4.1.1 #17: 4.2.0 ---none--- 300 622

12.21 Network Management (NM) Procedures and Messages on the A-bis Interface.

4.6.0 MS SMG6 SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #9: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 #13: 4.5.0 #16: 4.5.2 #21: 4.6.0 A.Yuhan Omnipoint 300 623

5.0.0 MS SMG6 SMG2 #21: 5.0.0 A.Yuhan Omnipoint

12.22 Interworking of GSM Network Management (NM) Procedures and Messages at the Base Station Controller (BSC).

4.1.4 MS SMG6 #11: 4.0.0 #13: 4.1.0 #16: 4.1.2 A.Yuhan Omnipoint 300 624

12.30 ETSI Object Identifier Tree; Mobile Domain O&M

4.2.0 MS SMG6 #10: 4.0.0 #11: 4.1.0 #15: 4.2.0 ---none--- ETR 128





22.01 Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS): Service aspects; Service principles

3.1.0 #22: 3.1.0

30.03 UMTS

3.1.0 PU SMG2 #23: 3.1.0

TBR 5 General Attachment Requirements for GSM Mobile Stations

3.0.0 JJD SMG7 SMG1 SMG2 SMG3 SMG4

#4: 1.0.0 #4b: 3.0.0 #8: Ed1 #12: Ed2 D.Freeman Motorola - -

TBR 9 Attachment Requirements for GSM Terminal Equipment (Telephony)


#4: 1.0.0 #4b: 3.0.0 #8: Ed1 #12: Ed2 D.Freeman Motorola - -

TBR19 General Attachment Requirements for GSM Mobile Stations


#14: Ed1 #16: 4.0.0 #17: 4.1.0 #18: 4.2.0 H.Banken Sigos PT64V TBR 19

TBR20 Attachment Requirements for GSM Terminal Equipment (Telephony)


#14: Ed1 #16: 4.0.0 #17: 4.0.1 H.Banken Sigos PT64V TBR 20

TBR31 General Attachment Requirements for DCS Mobile Stations

4.0.2 JJD SMG2 #17: 4.0.0 ---none--- TBR 31

TBR32 Attachment Requirements for DCS Terminal Equipment (Telephony)

4.0.2 JJD SMG2 #17: 4.0.0 ---none--- TBR32


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ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B ANNEX 6 ETSI STC SMG1 Tdoc SMG1 420 /97 Dresden, 3-7 November 1997 Agenda Item: 9.1 Source: PT SMG

Title: Road map for the completion of GSM phase 2+ Work Items Version 23.0 Date: Monday 20 October 1997, 12:03 This document contains: • GSM Phase 2+ Before Release 96 contents of WI Data Base; • GSM Phase 2+ Release 96 contents as finalized at SMG#21; • GSM Phase 2+ Release 97 contents as estimated at SMG#23; • GSM Phase 2+ Release 98 and beyond; • GSM Phase 2+ New Work Items being prepared; • Work Items deleted by SMG; • Work Items proposed for deletion. Note: Decisions taken at SMG#23, Budapest, 13-17 October, are shown in version 23.00 .

Following SMG#23, STCs and PT SMG may propose revisions of this paper which will be reflected in intermediate versions 23.x

This document (RdMap230.doc) is extracted from the WI Data Base and has the same version number as the Work Item Data Base (WI-23-0.mdb).


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Phase 2 Retroactive introduction of WI WI Title

Phase 2+ EFR

Release 95 contents

WI Title BSS Repeaters (RPT) Compression of User Data DCS1800 4 Watt mobile power class Display of Service Provider Name by the ME Operation of Multi-band GSM/DCS by a single Operator SIM I/F data Transfer Speed Enhancement SMS concatenation Special SMS Message indication Three Volt Technology SIM

Release 96 contents WI Title

14.4 kbit/s User Data Rate Barred Dialling Numbers CAMEL phase 1 Concurrent SMS/CB and data transfer in 07.05 Enhanced Full Rate Speech codec Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption Service - phase 1 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT) Extensions to the SMS alphabet Handsfree MS High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) Inclusion of deferred tracing capabilities in GSM 12.08 ME Personalisation Network Identity and Time Zone Packet Data on Signalling Channels Radio Local Loop (RLL) using GSM - This is a Report - Second SMS broadcast channel Service Dialling Numbers SIM Application Toolkit SMS Interworking Extensions Support of additional call set-up MMI procedures Support of Optimal Routeing (SOR) Support of Restricted Digital Information and V.120 rate adaptation in Voice Broadcast Service (VBS) - phase 1 Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) - phase 1


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Release 97 Contents WI Title Prime WI rapporteur Date

CAMEL phase 2 SMG01 Stefan Kleier S24 Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS) SMG01 Mr N.Jorgensen S24 ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking - phase 1 R97 and Phase 2 SMG01 Ms I.Graetz S23 Network Indication of Alerting in the MS SMG01 Nicolas Renaud S24 Support of Private Numbering Plan (SPNP) SMG01 Ms T.Sundbye S23 USSD Enhancements SMG01 Olle Eriksson S24 BTS performance requirements for very small cell scenarios SMG02 Howard Benn S24 Fast moving mobile station SMG02 Mr M.Reiner S23 General Packet Radio Service Phase 1 (GPRS) - radio part SMG02 J.Hamalainen S24 Mobile Assisted Frequency Allocation SMG02 Mr B.Persson S24 MS Antenna Test Method SMG02 Olle Edvardsson S24 ASCI Phase 2 SMG03 PT SMG S24 Enhancement of MAP Extensibility Mechanisms SMG03 ? S22 General Packet Radio Service Phase 1 (GPRS) - network part SMG03 Hans Petter Naper S24 Improved Transcoder Handling SMG03 Required S21 ? Interworking with Mobile Satellite Systems SMG03 NN tbd LAPDm performance enhancement SMG03 None S23 Overload control enhancement for Location Registers SMG03 Required S23 New Multiplexing Protocol on the ME-TE Interface SMG04 Lars Novak S24 SMS Mobile Busy SMG04 Mr P.Edlund S23 Support of Shared Interworking Function (SIWF) SMG04 Mr S.Ouvrier S23 A-bis Management of Alarms/faults on the BTS site SMG06 Mr. A. Yuhan S26 A-bis Management of Measure on the BTS site SMG06 Mr. A. Yuhan S26 A-bis Management of reconfiguration of BTS site SMG06 Mr. A. Yuhan S26 Enhancements of Fault Management Services SMG06 Mark Cataldo S26 Modeling of Fault Management Services SMG06 Mark Cataldo S26 Security mechanisms for the SIM Toolkit feature SMG09 Nigel Barnes S24 Fraud Information Gathering System(FIGS) SMG10 Tim Wright S23 Characteristics and test methods for handsfree mobile station SMG11 Mr J-Y Monfort S23 Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) T1P1 Sonia Doshi S24 North American Equal Access T1P1 Stephen Hayes S23 (As


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Release 98 and beyond … - Contents - WI Title Prime responsible STC WI rapporteur WI Rapp Date

Technical Enhancements/improvements for phase 2 All STCs PT12 unknowCall Deflection SMG01 Mr A.Conrad T-Mobil S28 FOLLOW ME SMG01 Erwin Postmann Siemens S28 Forwarding of SMSs SMG01 Nicolas Renaud France Telecom S24 GSM Cordless Telephony System ("Home Base Station") SMG01 Mikael Dahlkvist Ericsson S26 GSM Number Portability (EURO) SMG01 Willem Levelt KPN tbd ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking - phase 2 SMG01 I.Graetz Siemens Localized Service Area (SoLSA) Renamed from "Home Area SMG01 Tommy Kokkola Nokia tbd MS Application Execution Environment SMG01 Paul Carpenter Lucent tbd Multiple Subscriber Profile (MSP) SMG01 Ian Crawford Vodafone S25 SMS enhancements phase 1 SMG01 Nicolas Renaud France Telecom S24 User-to-User Signalling (UUS) SMG01 Mr A. Conrad T-Mobil S28 General Packet Radio Service Phase 2 (GPRS) - radio part SMG02 J.Hamalainen Nokia S28 Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation SMG02 Johan Sköld Ericsson tbd Service to GSM Handportables in trains SMG02 Required unknowCalling line identification enhancements SMG03 Required unknowEfficient cellular support of new services in GSM network service SMG03 Required tbd Exchange of network capabilities information SMG03 Required unknowGeneral Packet Radio Service Phase 2 (GPRS) - network part SMG03 H.Kari Nokia S28 Generic signalling mechanism for service support SMG03 Required unknowIdle mode classmark SMG03 Required unknowTandem Free Operation of speech codecs in Mobile-to-mobile Calls SMG03/11 Required S25 GSM 1900 Conformance Testing (Handsets) SMG07 Carl Warfel (Ref Ed BellSouth tbd Development of the SIM test specification (GSM Phase 2) SMG09 Gary A. Waite Aspects Software S25 Interworking with non-GSM applications on the SIM SMG09 Mr W.Mohrs T-Mobil S23 Low Voltage SIM/ME Specification SMG09 Rune Lindholm Nokia S30 Mutual Authentication SMG09 Ms S.Manning Vodafone S23 Lawful Interception SMG10 David Miles Cellnet S25 Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) SMG11 Kari Jarvinen Nokia S28 Test methods for handset and headset mobile station SMG11 Ian Goetz Cellnet S25 GSM / AMPS Roaming T1P1.5 Ed Ehrlich (Contact) Nortel unknowHarmonization of the PCS1900 Standards with the GSM Base T1P1.5 tbd tbd Service Provider Number Portability (USA) T1P1.5 Requirements for equipments/systems interfacing GSM tbd tbd

ROAD MAP - GSM PHASE 2+ WORK ITEMS DATA BASE Version 22.4

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New Work Items being prepared WI Title Prime WI rapporteur WI Rapp

GSM Number Portability (EURO) SMG01 Willem Levelt KPN ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking - phase 2 SMG01 I.Graetz Siemens Localized Service Area (SoLSA) Renamed from "Home Area Priority" SMG01 Tommy Kokkola Nokia MS Application Execution Environment SMG01 Paul Carpenter Lucent GSM 1900 Conformance Testing (Handsets) SMG07 Carl Warfel (Ref BellSouth Adaptive Multi-Rate (AMR) SMG11 Kari Jarvinen Nokia Service Provider Number Portability (USA) T1P1.5

Work items Deleted

WI Title Adaptions for deregulated networks Advice of Charge on Special Services (AoCSS) Call Forward Enhancements (CFE) Completion of Calls to Subscriber when No Reply (CCNRy) Completion of Calls to Subscriber when Not Reachable (CCNRc) Direct Subscriber Access and Restriction (DSAR) Fault and Configuration Management for Other Elements Fault and Configuration Management of OA&M Capabilities IMEI Security Enhancements Inter operation with UPT phase 2 Malicious Call ID (MCID) Mobile Access Hunting (MAH) Network level Management New Barring Services Payphone Services Premium Rate Services Standard access SMS, SC-SMES Subscriber Class for AoC Transmission of date/time via CB Unified SMS CB scheduling algorithm Universal access to freephone numbers


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Work Items Proposed for Deletion or Re-named WI Title Prime

responsible STC

WI rapporteur WI Rapp company

Comments

Emergency Call TS12 with additional Data Transfer SMG1 Mr A.Conrad T-Mobil No progress Location Services (Renamed Wireless Mob. Stat. Location) See below

SMG1 Mr M.Kanerva Nokia C.Systems

Duplicate of WI "wireless mobile station location

Network control of ringing tones (Renamed N/W Indication of Alerting in the MS)

SMG1 Required Duplicate of WI "Network Indication of Alerting in the MS"

Provisions for Hot Billing SMG1 Mr N Renaud France Telecom

No input received from MoU- BARG/TADIG’s WI "Near real time Record transfer" ?

Support of Home Area Priority (Renamed SoLSA> See below)

SMG1 Mr Kokkola Nokia Duplicate of to be proposed WI "Support of Localized Service Area"

ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B ANNEX 7 �

Sophia Antipolis, 18.11.97

From : Friedhelm Hillebrand, Chairman SMG PT SMG

To : SMG Contact persons

Subject: Need of hosts for SMG2 and SMG3 meetings. SOURCE: SMG Chairman PT SMG DATE: November 18, 1997 Dear Madam, Dear Sir, At SMG#23, PT SMG was tasked to generate a survey on meeting hosts in recent years, focussing on the subtechnical committees SMG2 and SMG3. This was motivated by the fact that particularly these rather important bodies suffer from a lack of hosts for their plenary and working party meetings. In order to give companies an indication whether and when it would be appropriate for them to host one of those meetings, PT SMG have compiled a list of meetings and their hosts, which you find attached for your information. We are looking forward to your considered response. Offers should be made known either to PT SMG or to the respective STC chairman as soon as possible. Responses will be evaluated at the SMG#24 in December. It is worth noting that meetings with larger numbers of attendees have been successfully hosted jointly by smaller companies, thus sharing the burden of cost. Yours Sincerely, Stefan Aprath Paolo Usai on behalf of Fred Hillebrand (TC SMG Chairman)

Attachment

History of hosts for SMG2 Plenary meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue

8-10 Mar. 1995 3 SMG2 Plenary No. 13 (50 delegates) Hewlett Packard, Edinburgh, Scotland 17-19 May 1995 3 SMG2 Plenary No. 14 (52 delegates) Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden 20-22 Sep. 1995 3 SMG2 Plenary No. 15 (52 delegates) France Telecom, SFR, Biarritz, France 13-15 Dec. 1995 3 SMG2 Plenary No. 16 (50 delegates) CSELT, Turin, Italy 4 - 8 March1996 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 17 (51 delegates) Cellnet, Hutchison Telecom, Mercury One-

2-One, Vodafone, Bristol, UK 28-31 May 1996 4 SMG2 Plenary No. 18 (74 delegates) Association of Tel. Companies Finland,

Nokia Mobile Phones, Telecom Finland, Telecommunications Administration Centre, Helsinki, Finland

2-6 Sept. 1996 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 19 (64 delegates) Mannesmann Mobilfunk Gmbh, Düsseldorf, Germany

16-20 Dec. 1996 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 20 + Workshop (Total of 120 delegates)

ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France

3-7 March 1997 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 21 (100 delegates) Tele Danmark Mobil, Taastrup, Danmark 12-16 May 1997 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 22 (~100delegates) Siemens, Bad Abling, Germany 1-3 Oct. 1997 3 SMG2 Plenary No. 23 (115 delegates) Bosch, Bad Salzdetfurth, Germany 1-5 Dec. 1997 5 SMG2 Plenary No.24 Motorola, Cork, Ireland Meetings 1998 23-27 Feb. 1998 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 25 ?, ?, ? 25-29 May 1998 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 26 Telia, ?, Sweden 19-23 Oct. 1998 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 27 ?, ?, ? 16-20 Nov. 1998 5 SMG2 Plenary No. 28 ?, ?, ?

History of hosts for SMG2 ‘UMTS ad-hoc’, WP ‘A’ , and WP ‘B’ meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue UMTS ad-hoc 13-15 Jan. 1997 3 UMTS ad-hoc No.1

25 delegates Philips Consumer Communications, Le Mans, France

8-10 Apr. 1997 3 UMTS ad-hoc No. 2 Telia, Lulea, Sweden 5-8 Aug. 1997 4 UMTS ad-hoc No. 3

90 delegates Alcatel, France Telecom, CCETT, Mitsubishi, Rennes, France

17-21 Nov. 1997 5 UMTS ad-hoc No. 4 Nokia, Helsinki, Finland 27-28 Oct. 1997 2 UMTS Q&A Tele Danmark Mobil, Taastrup, Danmark Meetings 1998 ?, ?, ? ?, ?, ? WPA 19-22 Aug. 1997 4 WPA No. 1

55 delegates Ericsson, Kista, Sweden

10-13 Nov. 1997 4 WPA No. 2 ETSI, Sophia Antipolis, France Meetings 1998 9-13 Feb.1998 WPA no. 3 Nokia, ?, Finland 14-17 Apr. 1998 WPA no. 4 ?, ?, ? 11-15 May 1998 WPA no. 5 ?, ?, ? 17-21 Aug. 1998 WPA no. 6 ?, ?, ? 7-11 Sept. 1998 WPA no. 7 ?, ?, ? 2-6 Nov. 1998 WPA no. 8 ?, ?, ? WPB 22-26 Sep. 1997 5 WPB No. 1

74 delegates Hewlett Packard, Edinburgh, Scotland

3-7 Nov. 1997 5 WPB No. 2 57 delegates

T-Mobil, Bonn, Germany

Meetings 1998 19-23 Jan.1998 WPB no. 3 ?, ?, ? 20-24 Apr. 1998 WPB no. 4 ?, ?, ? 31Aug-4Sep 98 WPB no. 5 ?, ?, ? 2-6 Nov. 1998 WPB no. 6 ?, ?, ?

History of hosts for SMG3 meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue 2/91 5 SMG3 + WPs Swiss PTT, Montreux 5/91 5 SMG3 + WPs Nokia, Helsinki 9/91 5 SMG3 + WPs Telecom Danmark, Taastrup 11/91 5 SMG3 + WPs France Télécom, Bordeaux 3/92 5 SMG3 + WPs Mannesmann, Düsseldorf 5/92 5 SMG3 + WPs ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 9/92 5 SMG3 + WPs Matra, Toulouse 11/92 5 SMG3 + WPs CSELT, Turin 12/92 2 SMG3 Telecom Danmark, Ålborg 3/93 5 SMG3 + WPs DeTeMobil, Bonn 6/93 5 SMG3 + WPs Ericsson/Telia, Stockholm 9/93 5 SMG3 + WPs Cellnet/Mercury/Orange/Vodafone, Bath 11-12/93 5 SMG3 + WPs ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 3/94 5 SMG3 + WPs ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 6/94 5 SMG3 + WPs Telenor, Tromsø 8-9/94 5 SMG3 + WPs Alcatel, Toulouse 11-12/94 5 SMG3 + WPs Motorola, Edinburgh 2/95 5 SMG3 + SA France Télécom/SFR, Chamonix 5-6/95 5 SMG3 + SA Finnish Telcos/Telecom Finland/Nokia,

Turku 9/95 5 SMG3 + SA ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 12/95 5 SMG3 + SA ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 4/96 5 SMG3 + SA ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 6/96 5 SMG3 + SA TeleDanmark, Copenhagen 9-10/96 5 SMG3 + SA Swiss PTT, Bern 1/97 3 SMG3 Siemens, Dresden 5/97 3 SMG3 Ericsson/Telia/Tele Otto, Malmö 9/97 3 SMG3 Nokia, Helsinki

History of hosts for SMG3 WP’A’ meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue May 1995 SMG3-WPA Stockholm, Telia AB; Ericsson RSAB 19-22 June 1995

SMG3-WPA Stockholm, Ericsson AB

29August - 01 Sept. 1995

SMG3-WPA London , BRT and UIC

07-10 Nov. 1995

SMG3-WPA Paris, NMC

05-09 Feb. 1996 SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12 20-24 May 1996 SMG3-WPA Paris, MET 02-05 Sep. 1996 SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12 25-29 Nov. 1996 SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12 27-28 Jan 1997 SMG3-WPA Dresden, 3-7 March 1997 SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12 28-30 April 1997 SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12 22 to 24 October 1997

SMG3-WPA CANCELLED

12 to 14 November 1997

SMG3-WPA Sophia Antipolis, PT12

History of hosts for SMG3 WP’B’ meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue #1/95 WP’B’ regular meeting Nokia Helsinki #2/95 WP’B’ regular meeting Hutchison

Telecom Cardiff

#3/95 WP’B’ regular meeting Vodafone Brighton #4/95 WP’B’ regular meeting Ericsson Herzogenrath #1/96-CCBS CCBS ad hoc CNET France

Télécom Issy-les-Moulineaux

#2/96 WP'B' regular meeting CNET France Télécom

Issy-les-Moulineaux

#3/96 WP'B' regular meeting MMO Düsseldorf #4/96-CCBS CCBS ad hoc Vodafone,

Hutchison and BT Fort William

#5/96-CCBS CCBS ad hoc Nortel Maidenhead #6/96 WP'B' regular meeting Lucent

Technologies Hilversum

#7/96 WP'B' regular meeting Nokia Oulu #1/97-eMLPP amlpp ad hoc Siemens Dresden #2/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc PT12 Sophia Antipolis #3/97 WP'B' regular meeting PT12 Sophia Antipolis #4/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc PT12 Sophia Antipolis #5/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc T-Mobil Bonn #6/97 WP'B' regular meeting BT and Cellnet Bath #7/97-CCBS PT12 Sophia Antipolis #8/97 WP'B' regular meeting CNET France

Télécom Issy-les-Moulineaux

#9/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc Nokia Helsinki #10/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc T-Mobil Bonn #11/97 WP'B' regular meeting Vodafone Thatcham #12/97-CCBS CCBS ad hoc Siemens Wien #13/97 (27-31/11)

WP'B' regular meeting PT12 Sophia Antipolis

#14/97 (1-2/12) WP'B' regular meeting Samsung Brentford

History of hosts for SMG3 WP’C’ meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue 11/94 2 WP’C’ regular meeting Ericsson, Madrid 1/95 3 WP’C’ regular meeting Nokia, Helsinki 4/95 3 WP’C’ regular meeting Siemens, Bad Hersfeld 6/95 3 WP’C’ CAMEL ad hoc ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 8/95 3 WP’C’ regular meeting Telenor, Bergen 10/95 2 WP’C’ CAMEL ad hoc AT&T, Hilversum 11/95 4 WP’C’ regular meeting Vodafone, Bournemouth 1/96 3 WP’C’ CAMEL ad hoc ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 2/96 4 WP’C’ regular meeting France Télécom/CNET, Issy 4/96 4 WP’C’ regular meeting Siemens, Bad Hersfeld 5/96 4 WP’C’ CAMEL & MAP ad hocs Ericsson/Telefonica, Madrid 7/96 3 WP’C’ CAMEL ad hoc France Télécom/CNET, Issy 8/96 5 WP’C’ CAMEL & MAP ad hocs Nortel, Maidenhead 9/96 5 WP’C’ regular meeting Nokia, Helsinki 10/96 3 WP’C’ CAMEL & MAP ad hoc DeTeMobil, Bonn 11/96 5 WP’C’ regular meeting Mannesmann, Düsseldorf 1/97 5 WP’C’ regular meeting ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 1/97 1 WP’C’ last minute meeting Siemens, Dresden 3/97 4 WP’C’ regular meeting ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 4-5/97 5 WP’C’ regular meeting BT, Bath 6/97 4 SMG1/3 CAMEL ad hoc ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 6/97 5 WP’C’ regular meeting TeleDanmark, Svaneke 7/97 2 WP'C' GPRS ad hoc Nokia, Helsinki 8/97 3 WP’C’ CAMEL ad hoc Telecom Finland, Oulu 9/97 5 WP’C’ regular meeting Alcatel, Paris 10/97 3 WP’C’ GPRS & CAMEL ad hocs Hewlett Packard, Grenoble 11/97 5 WP'C' regular meeting ETSI, Sophia Antipolis 11/97 2 GPRS ad hoc Helsinki, Nokia 12/97 2 WP'C' regular meeting Brentford, Samsung

26 to 30 January 1998 SMG3

5 WP’C’ ad hoc on CAMEL [ETSI, Sophia Antipolis]

16. - 20.02.98 5 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet 30.03-03.04.98 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet 18-22.05.98 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet 13-17.07.98 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet 07-11.09.98 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet 09-13.11.98 WP’C’ regular meeting no host yet

History of hosts for SMG3 System Architecture meetings Date (M/Y) No of days Type of meeting Host, venue 17 to 21 November 1997

SMG3-SA; Stockholm, Ericsson

19 to 23 January 1998

SMG3-SA indications for hosting were already given

9 to 13 March 1998


20 to 24 April 1998


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Participants: See Annex 1 Note: This summary doesn’t necessarily follow the agenda, but mainly presents the results in a suitable order.

1. Abstract

• A common proposal for procedures for working together on the IMT 2000 radio access has been agreed. Approval by ARIB and SMG is foreseen in October.

• Procedures for working together on network matters have been agreed. • A basic common understanding of the FC has been achieved. • On spectrum matters, views have been exchanged, but responsibilities in Japan are with MPT.

2. Opening of the meeting

The meeting was opened by Thomas Beijer, who welcomed the participants on behalf of the UMTS Forum which he chairs.

Fred Hillebrand, SMG Chairman, addressed the meeting, emphasising that

• with the SMG/ARIB workshop (30th June - 1st July) and the TTC/SMG meeting on network issues in July, and his visit to Japan in July, the network of relations has become denser

• we are still in the process of exploring co-operation potential beneficial to both sides • the meeting should be a controlled step forward in th peer to peer co-operation • that however limitations should be respected given by

∗ the approved radio definition processes ∗ the necessity to keep the decision power in SMG and ARIB, and not in any joint working

group etc.

∗ the mandate given not covering a negotiation of a full co-operation agreement (which would not be reasonable before SMG has performed the radio concept group selection).

The scope of the meeting should be the elaboration of procedures for working together in clearly defined and documented areas.

On behalf of GSM MoU (the Memorandum of Understanding mainly representing GSM operators and regulators, but not manufacturers), Neil Lilly, Chairman of the GSM MoU Third Generation Interest Group (3GIG) addressed the meeting, explaining

• the role of 3GIG • GSM MoU requests to contribute to this forum.

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He informed the meeting that Asok Chatterjee, who represented GSM MoU in the first general meeting, is now working for a manufacturer. He informed that UK just decided to issue 3 licences by the end of 1998, and that this - giving an example to other European countries - will be an important impetus for the UMTS development.

For ARIB, Masayoki Wakao, Managing Director of ARIB, addressed the meeting, and welcomed the progress in co-ordination activities towards IMT 2000. He expressed his hope to identify common basic standards until the end of this year.

For TTC, Akihisa Nakajima, Chairman of the IMT 2000 Working Group TC1 of TTC, addressed the meeting, recalling the successful suite of events after the first general meeting in May 1997 and another fruitful meeting between TTC and SMG on network issues in July. He underlined the Japanese time requirements for IMT 2000 for the end of the ear 2000.

The meeting agenda was discussed and slightly amended.

3. Summaries from earlier meetings

3.1 ARIB-SMG2 workshop

The summary of the ARIB-SMG2 workshop on radio matters, 30th June - 1st July 97, was presented by Niels Peter Skov Andersen. The meeting report is shown in Td 13.�

3.2 Meeting TTC-SMG on network issues, 21st -22nd July

Akishige Noda presented the TTC perception of that meeting, see Td xxx1 [to be provided].

It was agreed that the following statements summarise the results of that meeting:

1. TTC and SMG should identify components for treatment alternatively a) agreed as ITU standards b) harmonised between the standards bodies c) in the standards bodies independently.

2. After confirmation by the general meeting TTC/ARIB - SMG/UMTS Forum/ECTEL/GSM MoU in August, a bilateral group should start work on components as described in 1.

3. There may be a common understanding and acceptance of the IMT 2000 family concept.

4. Discussion on IMT 2000 matters

4.1 IMT 2000 radio matters

Akio Sasaki presented Td 3, on the mobile market in Japan, guide lines for introduction of IMT 2000 and standardisation activities, emphasising similarities with the European situation.

Fumio Watanabe gave further details on the structure of ARIB and the time schedules of work in ARIB (9 months in advance of the SMG schedules); concerning the status of work on Layer 1, a comparison was given between the NTT-DoCoMo, WB-cdmaOne proposal to ARIB and FRAMES FMA2 proposal to ARIB: see comparison table in Td 4 and more information in Td xxx2 [to be provided]. Akio Sasaki stated that ARIB only recommends a W-CDMA solution.

Neil Lilly stated a main 3GIG requirement to IMT 2000 radio access: flexibility for future significant enhancements with emphasis on solutions like software radio.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen commented that the ability for spectrum re-farming and future additions of spectrum is a main requirement to the UMTS Radio Access Network (RAN).

Satellite access:

Akio Sasaki explained that

• an MPT report for an introduction of a satellite component in 2010 has been drafted • ARIB has no specific plans at present • Japan may intend to introduce ICO in the IMT2000 satellite band.

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Fred Hillebrand explained that in SMG, only Inmarsat (the project HORIZON) has announced an operator’s interest for the IMT 2000 satellite component. Between SMG and SES (the ETSI Technical Body on Satellite Earth Stations & systems) it has been agreed that SES works on type approval issues, whereas SMG should work on dual mode and roaming issues - similar to the situation with second generation satellite systems.

4.2 IMT 2000 network matters

Neil Lilly commented that, from 3GIG point of view, for the GSM evolved UMTS Core Network (GSM-UMTS)

• for the transport network, packet like approaches will be essential • for the control plane, an IT (user-client) like approach rather than an IN like approach will be

favored by some operators. He will organise an organisation flow towards TTC (and ARIB) concerning the 3GIG positions.

Concerning the SIM (UIM/USIM), Fred Hillebrand stressed the success and importance of the SIM. ARIB/TTC did not yet study the matter and will inform SMG about progress at an appropriate time.

5. Working procedures

5.1 Working procedures ARIB - SMG

Eiji Kito presented Td 5 on proposal of possible working procedures between ETSI SMG and ARIB, and among 3 regions, namely, Europe, USA and Japan. This proposal was fundamentally agreed and a small drafting group for a minute of agreement was established.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen presented a proposal produced during the meeting by a small drafting group (Yoshihide Ishida and Eiji Kito for ARIB, Niels Peter Skov Andersen and Ansgar Bergmann for SMG). It was accepted with minor modifications, see Td 12 (= Annex 2 of this report), to be presented to SMG#23 and the Standard Sub-Committee for approval in October 1997.

Contact persons for the information exchange are Yoshihide Ishida for ARIB and Ansgar Bergmann for SMG.

For announced participations of SMG members in ARIB meetings, ARIB will provide interpreters. Output papers of draft standards including working documents towards draft standards of the meetings are in English, input and other outputs papers are in Japanese or English.

5.2 Working procedures TTC - SMG

Tatsumi Takatabake presented Td 10 on possible working procedures.

Harald Dettner presented Td 11 which had been elaborated by a small group (Akihisa Nakajima, Masami Yabusaki and Tatsumi Takatabake for TTC, Fred Hillebrand, Harald Dettner, Gunnar Sandegren and Ansgar Bergmann for SMG) during the meeting. The revision in Td 14 (= Annex 3 of this report) was agreed (for SMG in the scope of the extended mandate).

Concerning Td 10, it was agreed to improve page 5 to avoid the following - not intended - misunderstandings (further pages should be reviewed in the joint group on network issues):

• The right side of page 5 could be interpreted as if UMTS was not an IMT 2000 family member. This shall be corrected.

• The left side of page 5 could be interpreted as if PDC will develop to IMT 2000, but GSM won'’. This shall be corrected.

Contact persons for the information exchange are Masami Yabusaki for TTC and Ansgar Bergmann for SMG.

6. ITU matters

As a general remark, it was commented that to swamp the ITU-T and ITU-R meetings in September with lots of detailed papers might repeat the unlucky situation at the SG11 rapporteurs meeting in Bath, where the meeting had to continue every day until very late and only 2 or 3 minutes discussion could be assigned to each paper. This might block progress in ITU.

6.1 Clarifications of the IMT 2000 family concept

Reasons and aspects of the family concept were further clarified:

• Gunnar Sandegren explained the necessity of two Core Network concepts already within ETSI, for evolution from GSM and for evolution from ISDN

• Akihisa Nakajima asked the European side to clarify at ITU that the family concept does not mean to abandon to seek for commonalities. It was agreed that David Williams and Makis Kokkos will do this clarification towards ITU-T and ITU-R when introducing the papers on the FC.

• Neil Lilly explained that the family concept also puts emphasis on the competition element. • Gunnar Sandegren commented that the FC is also a tool for de-blocking blocked situations, so

that a majority can continue to progress. • Fred Hillebrand stated that commonalities are an important goal, but, still, a secondary virtue.

More important for the GSM community is to offer the evolution path towards IMT-2000 to the current GSM operators and users.�

• Fred Hillebrand explained that the FC is also a peace making facilitator. • Akihisa Nakajima explained that the FC is not seen as weakening the European position. It

was first - wrongly - understood in Japan as intended to protect GSM. • Thomas Beijer commented that the FC introduces commercial realities into the more

academic ITU thinking, taking into account the variety of existing networks around the world. The FC will be discussed at ITU-T and ITU-R in September. Fred Hillebrand underlined that these meetings should seek an agreement in principle and not yet rush into discussions on details. If a recommendation is created on FC it will have to be decided under whose responsibility, ITU-R or -T. Yabusaki pointed to the joint TG8/1 - SG11 meeting in May ’98 which should continue the discussion on FC.

6.2 ITU-R

ARIB will present three papers to ITU TG8/1 in September:

• a paper on frequency harmonization, in the spirit of page 9 of Td 3 • a paper on WLL, asking for a stand-alone ITU specification on requirements to WLL • a proposal to discuss methodology issues before requiring exact bandwidths for the satellite

component (responding a request of Inmarsat for 2 * 20 MHz at last TG8/1). For the work shop, a paper on choice of duplex direction is planned (proposing to keep the “classical” assignment, downlink on top of uplink). Also information on the current situation of study on RTTs for IMT-2000 in ARIB will be given.�

All papers will be made available to SMG (contact: Ansgar Bergmann) as soon as possible.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen introduced the documents representing SMG positions to ITU-R and ITU-T, see annex of Td 6. Some documents were available at the meeting. Some documents are for information, but three papers are for requesting modification and discussion:

For ITU-R,

• the Family Concept should be treated mainly at ITU-R TG 8/1. • ETSI requests to modify current text based on the Family Concept. • Regarding frequency usage in FPLMTS bands, ETSI propose to discuss this issue at WRC,

not TG 8/1.

PT SMG will send all documents as soon as possible to Yoshihide Ishida.

6.3 ITU-T

TTC will present

• A paper on the Japanese understanding of the IMT-2000 family concept, see Td 16. This is seen as the main contribution.

• Another paper will deal with the request to further analyse the IMT 2000 architecture.

• A paper on the proposed action plan, see Td 15.

All input papers will be made available to SMG (contact: Ansgar Bergmann) as soon as possible.

SMG: The papers presenting the SMG position are given in an annex of Td 6. Some documents were available at the meeting, PT SMG will send all documents as soon as possible to Masami Yabusaki.

7. Spectrum issues

Thomas Beijer stressed the need to explain to regulators the need for further spectrum for IMT 2000. On this issue, and on spectrum engineering aspects, also in preparation of WRC, operators have typically a better insight than regulators. Here, the information flow between ARIB and the UMTS Forum should continue.

Akio Sasaki explained that in Japan, the spectrum aspects are led by MPT. He agreed that information exchange should continue.

It was decided to postpone the foreseen September meeting on spectrum aspects.

There will be a meeting between the EC and Japan in October, which could be a good opportunity to discuss the matter, possibly with participation of UMTS Forum and ARIB members. As the host, i.e. MPT Japan, will propose the agenda. ARIB should contact MPT.

8. Next meetings

For the next general meeting TTC/ARIB - SMG/UMTS Forum/ECTEL/GSM MoU, 5th - 6th February 1998 in Japan is foreseen. Contact: Akio Sasaki, Fred Hillebrand.

For the first multi-lateral meeting on radio matters, 9th - 10th February 1998, Tokyo, is foreseen. Contact: Akio Sasaki, Fred Hillebrand.

A joint bilateral meeting on radio matters is presently not foreseen. If and when it is seen necessary, it can be organised, contact persons; Akio Sasaki, Niels Peter Skov Andersen.

For the TTC/SMG meeting on network matters in October, contact persons are Akihisa Nakajima and Ansgar Bergmann.

9. Document list:

Td Title Source

1 Meeting agenda

2 Participants list

3 Current status towards IMT-2000 ARIB

4 ARIB/FRAMES FMA2/WB-cdmaOne Comparison Table ARIB

5 Proposal for future Cooperation on radio Area ARIB

6 Draft SMG#22bis meeting report PTSMG

7 Business Cards European delegation

8 SMG/T1P1 working procedures PTSMG

9 Business Cards Japanese delegation

10 First Study For Harmonization TTC

11 Proceeding for the SMG-TTC network aspects working group (rev. in Td 14)

12 Draft Agreement on Common Working Procedures between ARIB and SMG

13 Report from the ARIB / ETSI SMG2 Workshop on Radio Matters

14 Agreed Proceeding for the SMG-TTC network aspects working group (rev. of Td 11)

15 Proposed Action Plan For IMT-2000 Network Standardization ITU-T SG11 Chair

16 Proposed Working Method under The IMT-2000 Family Concept Japan

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Annex 1: Participants list

[only available in paper form]

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Annex 2

Agreement on Common Working Procedures between ARIB and SMG

Status at SMG: To be presented for approval October 1997 (SMG#23)

Status at ARIB: To be presented to Standard Sub-Committee for approval October 1997

1 ARIB and SMG agree on mutual participation in their meetings on IMT-2000 Radio Access definition.

For SMG, this includes:

��concept groups meetings of SMG2

��SMG2 Ad-hocs on UMTS

��SMG2 plenaries

��SMG plenaries

For ARIB, this includes:

��Co-ordination Group in Standard Sub-Committee

��Relevant working groups for specifications

Participation includes the right to speak and contribute.

Meeting schedules, invitations, agendas, reports and document lists will be exchanged in time between Standard Sub-Committee ARIB and PT SMG for distribution to their members. Further documents will be made available on request by these two institutions.

Due to the areas of responsibilities within two groups, the initial work will focus on layer 1 issues.

2 ARIB and SMG intend to organise multi-lateral meetings between ARIB, SMG and the relevant American standards organisations, starting in early February 1998.

Objectives of these meetings are to establish the necessary discussion and information exchange to enable the standards organisations to keep the number of IMT-2000 RANs to a minimum and to maximise commonalities between them. In addition, ARIB aims to convergence to one common global RAN. The work should take into account the ITU-R time schedules for IMT-2000.

ARIB and SMG intend to keep the current ITU-R time schedule.

Note: ARIB will discuss this intention with TIA and SMG with T1P1.

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Annex 3

SMG/UMTS FORUM -- ARIB - TTC Meeting London 25/26.Aug. ’97

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Agreed Proceeding for the SMG - TTC network aspects working group:

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Scope of activity starting in October meeting shall be:

• Identify components in the view of - global - roaming and subscriber/mobility management.

• Study the feasibility for the radio access independent A-Interface (Iu-Interface)

• Examine the SIM (UIM) as a component

• Examine potential components in L3 of the radio interface.

• Discuss common conceptual understanding

• Identify further components/sub-components

The group shall report to TTC and SMG. This includes a workplan.

Basis is a phased evolution of the IMT2000 Core Networks possibly with independent speed on particular features/functions, but with an agreed schedule of core features/functions. Updates of the picture "Phased Approach" (slide5) and the "Milestone/Workplan" (slide9) are needed to reflect this.

Components:

Three degrees of harmonisation are identified:

• acceptance in ITU

• harmonisation between Standardisation organisations

• independent development in standardisation organisations

The meeting is entitled to change and revise details of the scope, but has to report this back to SMG and TTC.

ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B ANNEX 11

ETSI SMG Tdoc SMG 856/97 Meeting n°23 Budapest, 13th - 17th October, 1997

Source: PT SMG Agenda Item: 4

draft Summary of meeting RITT - SMG Budapest 14th October, 1997

A second meeting between the delegation from Chinese MPT and RITT and a delegation from SMG, dedicated to IMT 2000, was held in Budapest, 14th October, 1997.

The report for the 10th October 1997 meeting was accepted.

DISCUSSION OF UMTS REQUIREMENTS

Chinese requirements: As China still has a low penetration rate (30-40 Million subscribers end 2000, 100 Million subscribers end 2005 are predicted), the most urgent requirement is for (cellular mobile) speech. Also there are high density areas so that spectrum efficiency is very important.

2003 or 2005 are foreseen for introduction of the 3rd generation. In some major cities, there is high demand for wireless multi-media and data for Internet access. Today, the only highly utilised data service is SMS.

Neil Lilly (GSM MoU 3rd Generation Interest Group) commented that he hoped that more mobile oriented, user-friendly data applications would stimulate the market.

IMT-2000 STANDARDISATION

The RITT and SMG delegations expressed their positions:

RITT: Whereas in 2nd generation, GSM is dominant, there are roaming problems between the different types. China wants a single world-wide standard for the 3rd generation.

China has 7 or 8 different PSTN switch types with all the consequential interoperability problems. This explains why for the 3rd generations, China wants to avoid similar problems.

Since 1987, China has experience with mobile networks. It is since that time, approximately, that in Europe, activities on 3rd generation has started. What were the results?

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SMG: The name FPLMTS was invented in 1989, the name for GSM as a system dates from 1988/89. The progress in 3rd generation was not very fast over a long time, and the style was research oriented.

Only since a shorter period, there is a market drive in the development, coming from the GSM operators world wide. GSM services, innovative further services, evolution from GSM are the main requirements from that source. This has led to a major change in concepts. The old idea, close to the Japanese point of view, has foreseen a complete change of technology, based on B-ISDN in the Core Network, with a new design and without re-use.

The new ideas for UMTS emphasise evolution, re-use, Internet instead of B-ISDN, and a MAP based mobility management.

RITT: In China, there are GSM, CDMA, D-AMPS; IS-41 and GSM in the core network. The idea of evolution is good for GSM networks, but what about the Chinese CDMA networks? A major reason for success of GSM is international roaming. The coverage with Analogue is better in China, but users want GSM because of the roaming capabilities.

SMG: With the exception of Japan and Korea, GSM roaming is possible in all Asian countries. SIM card roaming is possible with the American GSM 1900 networks, and the Tri-phone will come next year. With Japan, a dialogue has started and the Japanese are examining their positions. Alignment is increasing. With the IS-95 community, an alignment doesn’t seem possible.

It may well happen that MAP will become the basis of all 3rd generation Core networks, without the Europeans requesting it.

There is also a practical approach: ITU doesn’t have the working structure and style to develop, evolve and maintain a standard like GSM or PDC or a 3rd generation system. This becomes clear when looking at the amount of work of a regular SMG meeting. Bilateral contacts and share of work seems the right way for the 3rd generation standardisation. Concepts for the role of the different groups (RITT, SMG, ITU, T1P1 etc.) in the process have to be examined.

Both delegations expressed concern that more spectrum than currently proposed would soon be needed for IMT-2000.

The meeting was closed.

ETSI/TC SMG(97)4 Part B ANNEX 12 ETSI SMG Tdoc SMG 860/97 Meeting #23 Agenda item: 7.10. Budapest, 13 - 17 October, 1997 Title: AMR, the way forward Source: SMG Chairman Purpose: Decision 1) SMG11 and SMG2 start narrowband AMR immediately with the target to

complete the codec specifications by 12/98 and the systems specifications during 1999.

2) The feasibility assessment of wideband will be completed as soon as possible. 3) Wideband may be developed with narrowband or, alternatively, be added to

AMR as a later option according to the outcome of the wideband feasibility assessment.

4) The AMR selection process will allow the submission of wideband candidates. Every proposing party is obliged to describe an evolution path to include wideband.

5) The AMR development should aim at one expandable platform. 6) SMG will review the status and timescales of the programme at appropriate

intervals.