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ETSI SMG ETSI/SMG (97) 2 Meeting n°22 Kristiansand, 9 - 13 June, 1997

(Part A)

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SMG held its 22nd Plenary Meeting in Kristiansand (Norway) from 9 to 13 June 1997. It was attended by more than 150 delegates, a delegation from ANSI T1P1 and the Chairmen of the UMTS Forum and ETSI TC SES.

1 GSM’S EVOLUTION

(1.1) SMG received 278 change requests to existing GSM specifications (82 phase 2, 196 phase 2+). SMG approved 271 of them.

(1.2) Enhanced full rate speech (EFR) was moved to phase 2. All necessary change requests including type approval were approved.

(1.3) 14.4 kbit/s data transmission was completed as part of release ‘96.

(1.4) Good progress was reached on the security review.

(1.5) Test reports on codecs’ interoperability showed the speech quality obtained in the presence of background noise and channel errors.

(1.6) Release ‘97 issues

• Content and work progress of release 97 were reviewed

• Camel Phase 2 work item description, project planning and draft subcontract with TC SPs were approved

• Several GPRS specifications were approved (overall description of the radio interface, network aspects). Seven specifications on network, data and security aspects were submitted for information and comments.

(1.7) New Work Items approved

• Mobile station application environment

• SMS enhancements

• Cordless telephony system (“home base station“)

• Number portability feasibility study

• New multiplexing protocol on the SIM/ME interface

• Enhancement of the fault management services

• Modelling of fault management services

• Low voltage SIM specification


2 UMTS PROGRESS

(2.1) A re-focused UMTS work program was approved (UMTS 30.00, Tdoc SMG 385/97)

(2.2) A UMTS baseline document containing the agreed SMG positions was approved (UMTS 30.01 Tdoc SMG 384/97).

(2.3) Regarding the UMTS services it is foreseen to produce several reports in areas critical for innovations by the end of 1997 (see UMTS work program). More participation and contributions are needed.

(2.4) Regarding the UMTS terrestrial radio access (UTRA) definition the first milestone was reached, the approval of the following documents:

• high level requirements for the UTRA definition (Tdoc SMG 478/97)

• requirements for UTRA (UMTS 04.01, Tdoc SMG 431/97)

• evaluation procedures for UTRA (UMTS 04.02, Tdoc SMG 432/97)

• approval of a limited number of concept groups for further study (Tdoc SMG 480/97):

∗ Wideband CDMA ∗ OFDM ∗ Wideband TDMA ∗ Wideband TDMA/CDMA ∗ ODMA

(2.5) A work program for contributions to ITU TG8/1 and SG11 was agreed (Tdoc SMG 570/97). Two full-time co-ordinators were appointed. Basis of the work is the FPLMTS family concept (Tdocs 293/97 and 491/97), which was endorsed by an ITU SG11 rapporteurs meeting on 9 - 13 June 97.

(2.6) Regarding the UMTS satellite component it was agreed within SMG and with the SES Chairman based on discussions with interested operators and the European Commission:

• there is no requirement for a complete system standard for S-UMTS

• standardisation should be focused to dual mode of operation and terminals between satellite based UMTS and terrestrial UMTS

• the necessary specifications for satellite based UMTS will be developed as a part of UMTS under leadership of SMG

• TC SES will develop the necessary specifications requested by the satellite directive and the type approval directive under a subcontract between SMG and SES

(2.7) The exploratory mission to Japan held in May showed that there is a will and potential for co-operation. It was agreed to further explore the possibilities and commonalties:

• Executive summary of the report in Tdoc SMG 398/97


• Full report from ETSI PT SMG Secretariat available on request

• Extended mandate for the SMG Chairman in Tdoc SMG 571/97

(3) GENERAL ISSUES

(3.1) Co-operation Agreement with T1P1

T1P1 and SMG work together on a number of work items. Enhanced full rate speech (EFR) and 14.4 kbit/s data were completed. We developed working methods which respect the sovereignty of both committees and allow an efficient working together. A co-operation agreement is planned to be completed before the end of 1997.

(3.2) Re-election of Chairpersons

• Alain Maloberti, France Télécom, SMG Vice Chair (until end 97)

• Niels Peter Skov Andersen, Tele Danmark, SGM 2 Radio Aspects

• Simon Pike, Lucent, SMG8, Base Station Testing

• Mike Walker, Vodafone, SMG10, Security Aspects

(3.3) ETSI’s Re-organisation

Regarding ETSI’s new Technical Working Procedures, SMG approved four essential change request to the Board. In addition a review to reduce bureaucracy was requested.

SMG requests that SMG6 (operation and maintenance) is not transferred to TC TMN as foreseen by ETSI’s Board. SMG6 does complementary work to generic TMN, which needs close co-operation within SMG.

SMG confirmed the objection against the decision of the Board to transfer SMG 1 to a new TC Services, since SMG1 does specific GSM and UMTS work and needs to close liaisons and co-ordination within SMG.


ETSI/SMG final draft of ETSI/SMG (97) 2 Meeting n°22 Kristiansand, 9 - 13 June, 1997

(Part B)

CONTENTS

0 OPENING OF THE MEETING ............................................................................................................................ 3

1 ADOPTION OF AGENDA..................................................................................................................................... 3

2 REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN........................................................................................................................... 3

3 TARGETS OF SMG#22 ......................................................................................................................................... 4

4 INFORMATION FROM CO-OPERATING ORGANISATIONS ..................................................................... 5

4.1 T1P1 ................................................................................................................................................................ 5 4.2 ECTEL TMS .......................................................................................................................................................... 5 4.3 REPORT OF THE GSM MOU ASSOCIATION................................................................................................... 5

5 SMG MATTERS ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

5.1 ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRS AND STC CHAIRS........................................................................................... 6 5.2 PT SMG STATUS REPORT ................................................................................................................................. 7 5.3 ETSI REORGANISATION ................................................................................................................................... 8 5.3.1 Technical Working Procedures (TWP)................................................................................................................ 8 5.3.2 New TCs .............................................................................................................................................................. 9

6 GSM MATTERS ..................................................................................................................................................... 9

6.1 SMG1 .............................................................................................................................................................. 10 6.2 SMG2 .............................................................................................................................................................. 11 6.3 SMG3 .............................................................................................................................................................. 13 6.4 SMG4 .............................................................................................................................................................. 17 6.5 SMG6 .............................................................................................................................................................. 18 6.6 SMG7 .............................................................................................................................................................. 19 6.7 TYPE APPROVAL MATTERS .......................................................................................................................... 20 6.8 SMG8 .............................................................................................................................................................. 20 6.8.1 SMG 8 Status ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 6.8.2 EMC issues for GSM infrastructure .................................................................................................................. 21 6.9 SMG9 .............................................................................................................................................................. 21 6.10 SMG10 .............................................................................................................................................................. 22 6.11 SMG11 .............................................................................................................................................................. 24 6.12 14.4 KBIT/S ....................................................................................................................................................... 25

7 UMTS MATTERS................................................................................................................................................. 26

7.1 REPORTS FROM THE RELEVANT GROUPS................................................................................................. 26 7.1.1 UMTS Forum..................................................................................................................................................... 26 7.1.2 Third Generation Interest group (3GIG)........................................................................................................... 27 7.1.3 Japan mission .................................................................................................................................................... 27 7.2 SMG5 .............................................................................................................................................................. 28 7.3 UMTS SERVICES (SMG1)................................................................................................................................. 28 7.4 UMTS RADIO (SMG2) ....................................................................................................................................... 30 7.4.1 SMG2 .............................................................................................................................................................. 30

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7.4.2 RAST .............................................................................................................................................................. 35 7.4.3 SE 32 .............................................................................................................................................................. 35 7.4.4 S-PCN - UMTS interference .............................................................................................................................. 35 7.5 UMTS NETWORK MATTERS (SMG3) ............................................................................................................ 36 7.6 UMTS MATTERS OF OTHER STCS................................................................................................................. 36 7.7 UMTS STRATEGIC QUESTIONS..................................................................................................................... 37 7.7.1 UMTS Baseline Document................................................................................................................................. 37 7.7.2 ITU Contributions ............................................................................................................................................. 37

8 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT............................................................................................................................. 39

8.1 GSM WORK PROGRAM.................................................................................................................................... 39 8.1.1 Introduction of EFR into GSM Phase 2............................................................................................................. 39 8.1.2 New work items.................................................................................................................................................. 40 8.1.3 Number Portability (NP) ................................................................................................................................... 40 8.2 UMTS WORK PROGRAM ................................................................................................................................. 42

9 AOB .............................................................................................................................................................. 43

9.1 LIAISON STATEMENTS TO SMG ................................................................................................................... 43 9.2 TROUBLES IN THE YEAR 00........................................................................................................................... 43

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

11 ACTION POINTS ............................................................................................................................................... 44

12 NEXT MEETINGS ............................................................................................................................................. 45

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#22

ANNEX 6: ROADMAP FOR THE FINALISATION OF GSM PHASE 2+ WORK ITEMS - VERSION 22.1

ANNEX 7: PT SMG STATUS REPORT TO SMG#22

ANNEX 8: SMG BUDGET REQUEST TO ETSI

ANNEX 9: SUMMARY OF SMG STG#22 MEETING

ANNEX 10: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF MISSION TO JAPAN

ANNEX 11: CONCEPT GROUPS FOR UTRA


0 OPENING OF THE MEETING

Fred Hillebrand, Chairman of SMG, opened the meeting and gave the floor to Petter Bliksrud (Telenor) who welcomed the delegates on behalf of the hosts, Telenor and Netcom

1 ADOPTION OF AGENDA

The agenda (revision of Tdoc SMG 368/97) was approved. In addition to Tdoc SMG 368/97, the SMG2 chair has to be re-elected. The agenda of side events (Tdoc SMG 369/97) was also approved.

Note: 2 times 50 kg of material, shipped from ETSI to Norway, had been blocked at the customs. With work all around the clock on the week end before the plenary, Emmanuelle Wurffel and Carole Rodriguez together with the secretaries of the hosts, Sigrid and Olaag Talleraas form Telenor and Ellen Kloevstad from Netcom, were able to re-establish everything in time.

2 REPORT OF THE CHAIRMAN

Tdoc SMG 371/97, the chairman’s report to SMG#22, was presented by the Chairman.

The Chairman and STC chairs met three times between SMG#21 and SMG#22 to co-ordinate GSM and UMTS matters. Summaries of these meetings are in Annex 7.1.1, Annex 7.1.2 and Annex 9 of this report.

Main activities:

UMTS satellite components: The main problem until now for SMG was the lacking visibility of business interests from (potential) customers. Fred Hillebrand approached the MSS, that is the GSM MoU Mobile Satellite Steering committee (cf. also section 9.1 on a liaison statement received from MSS), and Inmarsat (the first satellite operator to announce interest in 3rd generation satellite) and got first feedback; these two groups participated also in the dedicated SMG5 meeting on satellite issues (see section 7.2). There were also contacts with the European Commission, where it was clarified that SMG will specify the UMTS satellite component when potential customers express their needs.

The issue of S-PCN/UMTS interference was resolved between SMG2 and SES.

A liaison statement of SMG to the GSM MoU Satellite Steering Committee in Tdoc SMG 561/97, answering to a liaison statement from GSM MoU MSS in Tdoc SMG 394/97 was approved with the following modification: to change “to modify GSM specifications” to “study this problem and, if needed, to modify GSM specifications”. The final version of the liaison statement is contained in annex 4 of this report.


Dual mode GSM/DECT and GSM/PHS: Bilateral co-ordination on dual mode of operation took place with EP DECT (cf. Tdoc SMG 440) and the PHS MoU group (cf. Tdoc SMG 398).

GSM status in China: Tdoc SMG 468/97 informs about a visit of the SMG chairman and the UMTS Forum chairman to the GSM China Conference. GSM is adopted as a national standard in China; China Telecom and China Unicom are GSM MoU members. With presently 2 million subscribers in all provinces and international roaming in operation, China will be the country with most GSM subscribers world wide in 1998.

A closer co-operation with the Chinese side regarding GSM and UMTS was initiated. The Chinese side will participate in SMG plenaries from SMG#23 onwards. On UMTS, a policy meeting will be organised.

On GSM, the Chinese MPT has been invited to participate in SMG; a meeting on technical issues, in particular MAP, is foreseen for October.

Japan mission: An explanatory mission to Japan was held. It showed that there is a will and a potential for co-operation. See section 7.1.3.

UMTS work program: Fulfilling a mandate of SMG#21, the SMG chairman and STC chairs met and reviewed the UMTS focus, work program and organisation. Drafts for a UMTS baseline document, a new work program and a proposal for re-organisation (including a disbanding of SMG5) were created. In addition a draft ITU work program and the concept for an ITU co-ordinator was created. These proposals were approved by SMG.

ETSI reorganisation, relations with ETSI: Considerable effort was necessary to follow ETSI Board initiatives, OCG activities and the co-ordination with the ETSI Secretariat. See section 5.3.

Commitment of Qualcomm (Israel) for membership in ETSI: see Tdoc SMG 489/97; it particular, the company commits to apply ETSI standards in preference to other standards unless prohibited by legislation.

3 TARGETS OF SMG#22

The following targets for SMG#22 were proposed and approved by SMG:

• Approval of Release ‘96 O&M and tet specs

• Approval of Release ‘97 stage 1 specs

• Co-operation agreement with T1P1: refinement, comments from SMG

• More focus to UMTS

• Philosophy for the UMTS satellite component

• Revision of the UMTS work program

• Approval of the UMTS baseline document.


4 INFORMATION FROM CO-OPERATING ORGANISATIONS

4.1 T1P1

The status of GSM standardisation in T1P1 was presented by Ed Ehrlich (T1P1.5 Chair). Delegates from North America were: Stephen Hayes - Ericsson; Chris Wallace and Brian Roan - Nokia; Ed Ehrlich - Nortel; and Gary Jones - Omnipoint.

14.4 kbit/s: See section 6.12.

New work items, progress on existing work items: See section 8.1.

4.2 ECTEL TMS

The report of ECTEL TMS in Tdoc SMG 492/97, was presented by the ECTEL TMS Chairman, François Grassot:

• Type approval related activities

∗ CTR 31, 32 (GSM 1800 and dual band GSM 900/1800) are adopted by ACTE but not yet published by EC.

∗ Transition to new European type approval regime ∗ EFR should become a phase 2 feature; error handling in the networks is

necessary • GSM MoU terminal certification scheme: ECTEL/TMS appreciate the

benefits of one stop testing. However, the GSM MoU scheme has many open issue of legal, practical and technical nature.

• Co-operation with GSM MoU: This is in the areas of Certification Task Force (CTF), Terminal Working Group (TWG), SERG.

4.3 REPORT OF THE GSM MOU ASSOCIATION

The Report from MoU#37, 27 - 29 May 1997 in Nadi, Fiji, was presented by Armin Toepfer, MoU SERG chairman.

• GSM networks:

∗ World-wide 44 million GSM customers, 239 operational networks in 109 countries (one new GSM subscriber per second)

∗ US GSM1900 networks: 400.000 subscribers, 1600 subscribers added daily, 4857 cell sites are in operation.

∗ For signalling conversion to and from the US three converters are in use for facilitating roaming (Teleglobe, France Telecom, GTE). US information available from: www.engweb.bellsouthdcs.com

• EIR/CEIR: 14 operators have connected their Equipment Identity Register (EIR) to the Centralised EIR (CEIR). In India the “shared“ EIR went operational, to be connected to the CEIR in due course. 6 to 8 regional operators are expected to be linked to the “shared“ EIR during the next month.


• A small ad-hoc group, consisting of Chairmen of MoU WG’s, has been set up to identify barriers for the use of data services. This group is supposed to take appropriate actions (action plan) and collaborate closely with the MDI.

• Mobile stations:

∗ A Regulatory Task Force, chairman Arne Foxman, has been established.

∗ The Certification Task Force has presented their early drafts on testing requirements. Detailed are due for MoU#38.

∗ The Terminal Working Group (TWG) is requested to submit to the next MoU Plenary a proposal how the various bands, including multi-band, triple-band requirements can be harmonised into one regime.

∗ The current process for completion of testing requirements for terminals is considered as to slow.

• MoU 3GIG: see 7.1.2.

• The MoU services group SERG has started industry talks in order to allow a better planning of infrastructure releases and to focus the SMG work programme.

5 SMG MATTERS

5.1 ELECTION OF VICE-CHAIRS AND STC CHAIRS

Vice chairs: Alain Maloberti was re-elected as vice chairman of SMG. However, due to time restrictions, he will only be able to continue as a Vice Chair until UMTS milestone 2 and will mainly concentrate on advising on the UMTS radio definition. Therefore, in addition to him and Gunnar Sandegren, a third Vice Chair was felt necessary to support the Chairman in his activities, for example liaison and representation functions. Proponents should contact Fred Hillebrand until the 22nd of June 97, and then a letter from the chair to members will ask for an election by correspondence until 6 July 97. This procedure was approved.

SMG2 chair: Niels Peter Skov Andersen was re-elected as SMG2 chairman. SMG thanked Niels Peter Skov Andersen for his first two years period as a Chairman of SMG2. His enduring efforts for GSM evolution and the newly accepted responsibility for UMTS radio aspects were recognized by SMG.

SMG8 chair: Simon Pike was re-elected as SMG8 chairman. SMG thanked Simon Pike for his first two years period as a Chairman of SMG8. His enduring efforts for Base Sub-System testing and the and the external liaison functions on spectrum and EMC issues were recognized by SMG.

SMG10 chair: Mike Walker was re-elected as SMG10 chairman. SMG thanked Mike Walker for his first two years period as a Chairman of SMG10. His enduring


efforts for the review of all GSM and UMTS security aspects and for the future proofing of GSM were recognized by SMG.

5.2 PT SMG STATUS REPORT

PT SMG status report: The PT SMG status report was presented by Ansgar Bergmann. Tdoc SMG 407/97 is a draft version, the final version is annex 7 of this document.

Resources: Tdoc SMG 406/97, containing the PT SMG budget request to ETSI for 1998 - 2000, was approved (a revision of the document in annex 8 of this report corrects an editorial mistake). Jonas Sundborg confirmed that the companies which had proposed reduction of the Funded Work Program for project teams to GA, are intending to prepare a model for a direct funding of PT SMG. Tdoc SMG 554/97 and 555 are initial steps towards a voluntary partial funding of PT SMG, elaborated by an ad hoc group during SMG#22. The matter will be progressed between SMG#22 and SMG#23, contact person is Per Björndahl ([email protected]).

ETSI has approved the continuation of the “voucher system” (to let the ETSI members allocate part of their contributions directly to project teams). Information on the voucher system will be given in time by PT SMG to SMG members. The members’ consultation will take place in August.

Delays: The delays in GSM 04.08 and GSM 08.08 establishment could not have been solved by assigning higher priorities, in fact the right experts were not available, due to reasons explained in Tdoc SMG 407/97 (signing of contracts with 5 months delay, late offers of good candidates by members, freezing of budget by ETSI secretariat based on a reduced EC commitment, stable situation for the 1997 budget only in June).

Software: A list of software tools PT SMG is intending to use is contained in Tdoc SMG 407/97. The choice is relevant for the SMG members as well, because they use electronic documents, data bases etc. from PT SMG. The matter will be further discussed at SMG#23, interested parties should contact Jonathan West (e-mail: [email protected]).

Seminars with the GSM MoU: Roger Tarazi presented Tdoc SMG 315/97 which proposes next steps for the GSM MoU seminars. It was clarified that as long as the resources for 1997 were restricted, the activities of PT SMG on dissemination of standards had been suspended and had only been resumed in the first week of June when the problems for 1997 had been removed.

Version management of SMG specifications: Tdoc SMG 404/97, Source PT SMG, introduces the concept of platforms, identifying so far a phase 1, a phase 2 and a

AP Around 1 Mio Ecu may be required for voluntary funding in 1998. Interested parties should consider this in their 1998 budget planning. This amount will grow

in the later years because the ETSI budget for PTs will be further reduced.


phase 2+ platform, the phase 2+ platform having a different degree of stability for different GSM specification parts; it proposes to identify major versions with platforms and to continue development of a platform after it has become stable, in particular to introduce phase 2+ functions and features into the phase 2 platform when this is possible without changing the phase 2 platform.

It was stressed that for contractual reasons it must be feasible to identify products. Also there is the requirement of manufacturers to identify their versions. The concept of different platforms was acknowledged. Rémi Thomas argued that this does not necessarily mean to include the description of a feature based on the phase 2 platform into the version 4. It was stressed that specification of different releases in the same specification (version) leads to high demands towards the experts writing the specifications.

The following next steps for version management were approved:

• Identification of release 97 features must be given in the specificaitons.

• PT SMG with invited guests (if neessary, on a funded basis, will prepare the impleentation to be submitted to STCs. If they agree, the adapted CRs will be used.

• STCs should discuss the platform concept and possibly scope of existing and future GSM platforms.

It was identified that version management of GSM 11.21 have separate aspects. Therefore it was agreed that the SMG 8, Simon Pike, would make a proposal, for circulation to SMG and SMG8, for approval by correspondence. If this proposal is accepted, a draft of GSM 11.21 including Phase 2+ requirements will be prepared for approval at the next SMG8 meeting.

Introduction of Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) into phase 2: This issue is reported in section 8.1.1.

OAP, TAP: The formal actions (initiation of ETSI procedures like OAP, TAP) proposed in Tdoc SMG 338/97 were approved. (OAP and TAP, the One step Approval Procedure and Two step Approval Procedure, replace the former ETSI balloting procedures.)

5.3 ETSI REORGANISATION

See Tdoc SMG 451/97, 449, 401, 448, 450, 449, 469.

5.3.1 Technical Working Procedures (TWP)

Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 451/97 on TWP. Pierre Perrichon requested that SMG should not comment on the ETSI Technical Working Procedures. This opinion was shared by some other delegates. Nevertheless the discussion was continued.

The 5 proposals for changes to TWP Version 2 (approved by the ETSI Board) were accepted:


Proposal Object Support

Subcontracting should not me mandatory 3 35

Introduction of the concept of Integrated Technical Bodies 4 28

Admission of observers without restrictive conditions and procedures

3 28

Enable work items affecting several specifications 8 11

Review to reduce bureaucracy, e.g. membership list and voting procedure

no objection

The result of this decision is in Tdoc SMG 558/97.

Note: Pierre Perrichon requested during the show of hands also to count abstentions. The chairman responded that this is not current practise.

5.3.2 New TCs

At the ETSI Board, a decision was made to create a new TC on services, which should be the (only) group in ETSI to work on services. This decision affects many ETSI Projects and Technical Committees. None was heard by the Board. Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 469/97 containing information of the proposal. The OCG strongly rejected this idea.

Gisela Hertel, SMG6 chair, presented Tdoc SMG 445/97 on transfer of SMG6 to TC TMN. The ETSI Board, during its 6th meeting, has approved the creation of TC TMN without any discussion with SMG, in particular the SMG6 chair.

The document states that and why it is not necessary and not reasonable to transfer SMG6 to TC TMN. Major points are, that SMG6 does not work on TMN methodology but on applications of TMN to GSM whence synergy with GSM expertise is essential rather than synergy with methodology expertise.

Inaki Cabrera Arrizabaldo, Airtel Spain, stated that TC TMN looks forward to explore all ways of collaboration and wants to find the best mechanisms for work between SMG and TC TMN.

SMG approved the proposal of SMG6 with additional explanations in Tdoc SMG 553/97, which were prepared by Alan Cox and Peter Adams. SMG and SMG6 chairs were asked to bring this decision to the attention of the ETSI Board and TC TMN.

6 GSM MATTERS


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.

6.1 SMG1

Tdoc SMG 312/97, the SMG1 status report, was presented by Alan Cox. It was approved.

Minor changes to GSM Phase 2 Release, Release 96 and some work on release 97. UMTS will be scheduled as Release 99. Delegates with GSM expertise are requested for work on UMTS.

Progress on GSM work items:

• ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking: GSM 02.37 V1.0.0 on DECT/GSM interworking was presented for information in Tdoc SMG 309/97. The rapporteur, I. Graetz, was asked to restrict the next version to real stage 1 contents. She clarified that the parts exceeding that scope will be deleted in the next version. Section 4.2.3, dual mode application with reference to a clause - it was clarified that it is a clause within the document. It was clarified that DECT terminals handling a GSM subscription are specified in DECT standards, e.g. for the GIP. The CTM Access Profile is developed at present in DECT. The second paragraph of the scope of GSM 02.37 refers also to terminals, whereas Armin Toepfer explained that the specification mainly addresses the interworking between DECT PABX or corporate networks and the GSM network. It was questioned why the specification contains so many Supplementary Service aspects. It was answered that these service requirements come from the feasibility study, to provide to users those marked as high prioirty.

• CAMEL phase 2: The list of features in Tdoc SMG 380/97, including Mid-call detection point, was decided to be introduced into the CAMEL phase 2. This was approved by SMG for inclusion in Release 97. SMG#22 endorsed the draft sub-contract on CAMEL phase 2 to SPS in Tdoc SMG 558/97.

• Call Completion to Busy Subscriber (CCBS): progress. Deactivation of individual CCBS requests by the user has been deleted as a feature.

• Multiple subscriber profile (GSM 02.97): A phased approach was approved by SMG. Password control would be intended for a possible MSP phase 2.

• Number portability: See section 8.1.

• Mobile Station Application Execution Environment: A new work item on MS Application Execution Environment in Tdoc SMG 308/97 was proposed by SMG1 to SMG. In this matter, Tdoc SMG 477/97 (Liaison Statement from SERG, supporting the idea but proposing not to restrict the view to JAVA, was endorsed. Armin Toepfer presented Tdoc SMG 541/97, the proposal of an ad hoc group during SMG#22 to perform a feasibility


study on the work item in a voluntary Project Team and to organize a workshop on the issue, Project Team and workshop to be organised by PT SMG. Tdoc SMG 541/97 was approved.

• SMS enhancement: A new work item description in Tdoc SMG 310/97 should replace any earlier work item descriptions (like Tdoc SMG 582/96).

• Fixed Dialling Number: Kevin Holley indicated that SMS is not covered by FDN (as far as the addressed party, not the addressed Service Centre is concerned). MoU SERG concurs with this situation.

Work item descriptions: SMG1 will check GSM 10.00 for overlapping work items and necessary updates of work item descriptions.

Change requests: All CRs listed in section 9.1.1 of Tdoc SMG 312/97 were approved.

A CR in Tdoc SMG 307/97 raised questions about pre-emption of emergency calls. In this matter, Alan Cox presented Tdoc SMG 549/97. which will be studied by SMG1, in particular to study the inconsistency that eMLPP at the moment applies to TS12 (emergency call) whereas normally, Supplementary Services are not applicable to TS12.

For Fixed Dialled Numbers (CRs in Tdoc SMG 304/97), Rémi Thomas and Alan Cox verified that there is no impact on 11.10.

It was noted that CRs in Tdoc SMG 301/97 (CCBS) and Tdoc SMG 306/97 (MSP are for release 97.

Liaison to CTM: Dirk Weiler announced that a liaison to the CTM project provided until now by Erwin Postmann is no more necessary and will be discontinued. The meeting thanked Erwin Postmann for his engagements.

It was asked whether for USSD, values are to be reserved for future standardisation or for proprietary use, local handling, transparent use, etc. Alan Cox reported that this has been done for transparent use.

It was asked whether the term “enhanced full rate” is politically correct or “full rate version 2” should be used. This could be studied by a new horizontal Technical Body (TC PC) to be proposed to the ETSI Board.

6.2 SMG2

Status report: Tdoc SMG 464/97, the SMG2 status report, was presented by Niels Peter Skov Andersen. It was approved.

Hosts for SMG2 meetings: SMG2 has growing difficulties to find hosts for its plenaries (the participation having increased from around 50 to more than 130 people).

GSM phase 1: No work has been done. Phase 1 specifications are stable.

GSM phase 2 and phase 2+:


• introduction of EFR into phase 2: CRs in Tdoc SMG 433/97 were approved.

• redrafting of 05.05 for introduction of future phase 2+ work items: Tdoc SMG 435/97

• fast moving mobile station: the work item has two aspects

∗ mobiles moving fast relative to cell size: This issue is dealt with in GSM 05.22 (Hierarchical networks). The work is almost ready.

∗ mobiles moving with high speed (more of 250 for GSM 900, more of 125 km/h for 1800): This issue is dealt with in GSM 05.20. There was no progress since SMG#21.

• Advanced Speech Call Items (ASCI): Probably, only alignment between ASCI, HSCSD and GPRS might lead to further work. With a CR in Tdoc SMG 438/97, the NCH is restricted to time slot 0.

• R-GSM: The standardisation of the R-GSM band has been clarified that BTS are not obliged to implement all frequencies. The R-GSM band contains in addition to the E-GSM band (which itself includes the P-GSM band) the frequencies allocated by CEPT for train communications, 876-880 MHz in the uplink, 921-925 MHz in the downlink.

• GPRS: GSM 03.64, Overall description of the GPRS radio interface Stage 2 (Tdoc SMG 360/97), was approved and becomes V5.0.0. On GPRS half-duplex, Tdoc SMG 399/97, 495 and 546, source Alcatel, debating half-duplex GPRS, were noted. It was confirmed that the development of GPRS half-duplex should not delay the completion of GPRS.Further information on GPRS is given in section 6.3 (SMG3).

• HSCSD: The only work expected is for introduction additional multi slot classes to allow for half-duplex terminals for GPRS.

• 14.4 kbit/s: See section 6.12

• Data rate improvements: A new TRAU frame has been defined with a potential to be used for GPRS as well. See also Tdoc SMG 434/97 (CR 08.60-A006). It was noted that SMG2, according to agreement at SMG#21, are treating contributions related to improvement of channel coding as a part of the work item Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation.

• Adaptive Multi Rate (AMR) codec: The time schedule in SMG2 risks to be jeopardised due to lack of contributions progressing the item. This is partly due to the complexity of the matter. Alistair Urie stated that AMR is not yet an official work item. One result of the initial studies is that an adaptive multi rate codec will only gain from additional protection when frequency hopping is used.

• GSM Cordless Telephony System (“Home Base Station”): This was identified as feasible from the SMG2 point of view. SMG2 recommends to continue the work. Tdoc SMG 382/97 is a laison statement of an ad hoc SMG1,2,3 meeting report on CTS (home base station, including a feasibility study and a WID which was aproved.

• Further work on


∗ BTS performance requirements for very small cell (picocell) scenarios,

∗ mobile station antenna performance and methods of measurements, ∗ improved data rates through optimised modulation.

SMG2 also liaised with DECT on dual mode terminals, identified problems are on the way to be solved.

Change Requests to GSM specifications: All CRs in the table on page 8 of Tdoc SMG 464/97 were approved. Note: The correct categories of CRs are given in Annex 2 of this report, even when being different to the categories shown on the change requests.

Niels Peter Skov Andersen presented CR 05.05-53r1 in Tdoc SMG 513/97 (replacing Tdoc SMG 493/97), source Motorola. This paper arrived too late at the SMG2 meeting to be handled. It proposes to relax the power control masks at the power levels for the GSM 1800 band in a similar way as this has already been done for the 900 band. He proposed acceptance provided that no objections arrive in PT SMG within 2 weeks after the CR (with corrected CR number A053r1) has been sent to the SMG2 delegates. A corresponding CR to 11.10 is to be approved, GTAAB and TAEG have to be informed. Ed Ehrlich will inform T1P1 that it should look into the matter whether a similar change request in the 1900 band is necessary.

Liaison statements to SMG2/SMG7 and TAEG (copy GTAAB) in Tdoc SMG 551/97, presented by Rémi Thomas, concerning the handling of questions linked to CR 05.05-A053r1 on power time mask alignment for DCS 1800 were approved. The liaison statement to TAEG will be sent immediately, because their next meeting is on 2 July; the deadlines will be kept, so that, in the improbable case that there is objections, TAEG has to organise a veto. The liaison statement to TAEG will be modified to express that.

6.3 SMG3

The SMG3 status report in Tdoc SMG 504/97 was presented by Michel Mouly, Chairman of SMG3. The status report was approved.

The main GSM related issues handled by SMG3 were: Phase 2 and Release 96 corrections (multi-band, SMS handling), EFR in Phase 2, Release 97 progress (CAMEL Phase 2, GPRS, CCBS.

Phase 2 issues:

Interworking with ISDN: For GSM 09.12 SPS1 has first responsibility. The Phase 2 CRs to GSM 09.12 in Tdocs SMG 383/97 and 375/97 were agreed in principle by SMG. SPS1 needs to review them, and the CRs will be forwarded to SPS1 for further treatment. The CRs will be fully agreed by SMG automatically if SPS1 agree on them as they are.


Multi-band Mobile Station: The Phase 2 and Release 96 CRs in Tdoc SMG 422/97 (CR 04.08-A210 and corresponding CR 04.08-A214), Tdoc SMG 427/97 (CR 03.26-A001r1 and corresponding CR 03.26-A002r1) and Tdoc SMG 428/97 (CR 04.08-A204r2 and corresponding CR 04.08-A207r1), which deal mainly with corrections for classmark coding, were approved.

GSM 09.90: The Phase 2 CR in Tdoc SMG 422/97 (CR 09.90-A008), related to status messages to avoid a release of a call, was approved.

SMS handling: A Phase 2 CR to GSM 09.02 in Tdoc SMG 379/97 (CR 09.02-A076r1) on Clarification and modification of SMS handling was approved together with the corresponding CR for the Release 96 version (CR 09.02-A083r1).

Enhanced Full Rate codec: It had been proposed by the SMG Chairman to move EFR from Release 96 to Phase 2, cf. section 8.1.1. The MS, BSC and MSC are impacted. SMG3 prepared a complete set of required CRs for this move. The approval of the set was depending on the decision of an other CR to GSM 04.08 on EFR (CR 04.08-A208). This CR in Tdoc SMG 422/97 (CR 04.08-A208) was approved. That meant that CR 04.08-A212 was approved and CR 04.08-A211 was withdrawn. It was indicated that the new version of GSM 04.08 will be version 4.19.0. The CRs cover only what is related to the Mobile Station. The idea is that the infrastructure will be implemented on the basis of the Release 96 version.

Release 96 issues:

The new modified versions for GSM 04.08 and 08.08 reflecting the status after SMG#21 were not available yet in SMG3. The consequence is that all the proposed CRs forwarded to this meeting are based in the versions after SMG#20. These CRs have to be checked carefully before inclusion in the "SMG#21"-version.

CAMEL Phase 1: The CAMEL Phase 1 related CRs in Tdoc SMG 377/97 to correct and align GSM 03.78 were approved. The two CRs to stage 1 in Tdoc SMG 303/97 were already approved during the SMG1 output. The approved CRs to GSM 09.78 (Tdoc SMG 374/97) affect the SPS Delta specification and have been communicated to SPS via the established communication links. Their status after SMG#22 will be communicated to SPS3 as well.

Transcoder: The Release 96 CRs to GSM 03.09 and GSM 08.08 in Tdoc SMG 426/97 were approved.

Non-strategic CRs for Release 96 in Tdocs SMG 373/97, 374/97, 376/97 , 378/97, 421/97, 423/97 (only CR 09.90-A007, the others are for Release 97), 424/97 were all approved without presentation.

Release 97 progress:.

Main work items which are progressing: CAMEL Phase 2, CCBS, GPRS and MSP. The Work item on MAP extensibility mechanism is considered as finalised. Operations that are not yet extensible will be enhanced whenever they have to be modified for


new services. This will be done in line with the rules in the MAP handbook (GSM 10.02).

14.4 kbit/s: See section 6.12.

SPNP & USSD enhancements: Difficulties in progress are foreseen with Support for Private Numbering Plans (SPNP) and Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD) enhancements. For USSD enhancement it is intended to organise a workshop. The chairman of SMG1 is proposing in Tdoc SMG 470/97 that SPNP to be introduced by CAMEL only. This proposal was already seen and discussed by SMG3, but was not supported without a feasibility study by SMG3-WPB. The meeting agreed that first a feasibility study will be performed by SMG3 and that the result of the study will be in a permanent document. If this feasibility study indicates that this is possible, no further SMG3 work would be required. Other wise modification of CAMEL phase 2 could be proposed, or, if insufficient, the necessity of functional signalling would have to be reconsidered.

CD & UUS: Problems are foreseen in the finalization of the work items Call Deflection and User-User Signalling. Because of lack of input in SMG3 it was proposed that CD and UUS could be removed from Release 97. No support was offered by the meeting and no comments were made. It was then approved to remove the supplementary services Call Deflection and User-to-User Signalling from the Release 97 list.

TFO: The chairman of SMG11 presented the status of work item Transcoder Free Operation. There is a major activity on the “in-band solution” of TFO (where transcoder de-activation is signalled in patterns added to the A law speech coding). This can be applied when there is link transparency between the codecs in the network. Some out-band signalling could enlarge the applicability. A survey at operators on applicability did not get responses, so the applicability of a pure in-band solution or an in-band solution assisted by some out-band signalling is unknown. In SMG3-WPC, there was little work on (out band) signalling for TFO. As it takes normally at least half a year for SMG3-WPC to include the signalling for a feature into their specifications, the in time completion of TFO with some out-of-band signalling is jeopardised. Some delegates expressed the urgency of the work item, and that an in-band solution only was sufficient for Release 97. SMG3 SA and WPC were requested to assess the minimum level of out-of-band signalling needed to support the in-band solution.

SIWF: There were no inputs to SMG3-WPC on work item Shared InterWorking Function, and SMG3-SA has a limited vision of the matter. Some key players in SMG4 were driving this work item. The SMG4 chairman indicated that SMG4 finalized the stage 2 description (GSM 03.54). The next SMG3-SA meeting could be a good opportunity to further push the item.

GPRS: On work item General Packet Radio Services, GSM 03.60 GPRS stage 2 in Tdoc SMG 359/97 was presented for approval. No comments were made and the specification was approved. The GPRS specifications in GSM 04.64, GSM 04.65, GSM 08.64 and GSM 09.90 in respectively Tdoc SMG 361/97, 362/97, 364/97


and 365/97 were all presented for information. No comments were made and no questions were raised by the meeting.

CNAP: Work item Calling NAme Presentation is elaborated together with T1P1. Tdoc SMG 372/97 contains Release 97 CR A087 to GSM 09.02 for the allocation of an SS code for CNAP as requested by T1P1. Tdoc SMG 376/97 contains Release 97 CR A089 to correct GSM 09.02 because CNAP had to be put in the list of SS-codes. The CRs were already forwarded to T1P1. Only CR 09.02-A087 was approved for Release 97 and will not be included in version 5.x.x, at least until the version management issue is solved. CR 09.02-A089 caused some discussion because of MAP version management and was rejected. The contribution in Tdoc SMG 446/97 from T1P1 was presented by Ed Ehrlich. T1P1 is proposing CNAP as a Release 97 deliverable, this was approved. Armin Toepfer commented that stage 1 should take care of data privacy issues.

Other Release 97 CRs:

Tdoc SMG 423/97: CR 08.08-A069r4 and CR 08.56-A020r1 were approved.

Liaison statements from SMG3 to SMG can be found as annexes to the SMG3 status report in Tdoc SMG 504/97:

White book SCCP: MoU should pursue a fast introduction of the White Book SCCP on international SS7 connections in order to be able to use the SCCP segmentation instead of TC segmentation. The proposal from SMG3 is only for the MAP connection. A liaison statement in Tdoc SMG 527/97 (revising the original version in annex A of the SMG3 status report) was approved and will be sent to MoU.

SSN: ITU-T is allocating the SCCP subsystem numbers. SMG has requested the help from SPS to allocate sufficient numbers for GSM. New Sub-System Numbers are needed for new subsystems like CAMEL servers and GPRS nodes. The liaison statement from SPS was attached for information. Co-operation from delegations is required to request ITU-T to allocate three SSNs. SPS2 proposed SMG to organise activities towards ITU in this matter. SMG accepts this. An alternative approach is the allocation of a range of numbers for ETSI to maintain by SPS ; this will be pursued by SPS2. The proposed LS in annex E of the SMG3 status report was approved and will be sent to SPS2.

It was mentioned that this issue might be a subcontracting matter with SPS2. The help from T1P1 was requested. The chairman pointed to the intention to establish an ITU co-ordinator in PT SMG - originally planned for 3rd generation matters only, but now also useful for such matters as ITU controlled numbers. He indicated that mutual support in ITU activities could be included in the co-operation agreement between ETSI/SMG and T1P1.

AP PT SMG to prepare an action plan for activities towards the ITU-T to allocate SSNs as needed by for GSM.


Reorganisation of SMG3: Some work of SMG3 related to the radio signalling (RR) and related A-interface signalling. The split of work and the allocation of specifications, as indicated in annex F, was approved. The meetings schedule for SMG2-WPA and SMG3-WPA will be indicated as soon as possible. CRs to GSM 04.08 will be based upon sections, so it can be clear if a CR is coming from SMG2 or SMG3. SMG3 will keep its SMG3-WPA. The high level protocols will still be under the scope of SMG3-WPA.

Hosts and active participation: To progress the work in SMG3 for Release 97 several meetings are scheduled. It should be noted that for these meetings hosts are needed. It is impossible to organise all the meetings in Sophia Antipolis. Also other STCs are using the ETSI premises. Also active participation is needed to progress any work. Lack of contributions may cause more work items to be removed from Release 97.

Customised Applications for Mobile network Enhanced Logics (CAMEL):

• GSM 10.78 (Tdoc SMG 380/97) is the work item management report for CAMEL. It was approved. It was confirmed that the SS invocation indication feature (“mid-call detection point”) as requested by SMG10 is part of CAMEL phase 2.

• In Tdoc SMG 496/97 is a proposed sub-contracting agreement from SMG to SPS on CAMEL phase 2. Stefan Aprath reported that there are joint meetings on the working party level between SPS3 and SMG3 WPC being organized that allow discussion of the progress and possible alignment of solutions.. It was clarified that the SMG specification of CAP phase 2 will be self-contained.

6.4 SMG4

The SMG4 status report in Tdoc SMG 418/97 was presented by the SMG4 Chairman Kevin Holley. It was approved.

The issue of successful working together with T1P1 was highlighted.

GPRS: Two new specifications on GPRS are presented for information:

• GSM 07.60 V1.0.0, General requirements on Mobile Stations supporting GPRS in Tdoc SMG 363/97 and

• GSM 09.61 V1.0.0, General Requirements on Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network supporting GPRS and Packet Data Networks (PDN)1 in Tdoc SMG 366/97

Shared Inter-Working Function (SIWF): GSM 03.54 V2.0.0 - Shared Interworking Function Stage 2 in Tdoc SMG 410/97 was approved by SMG#22 and will

1 The text of this specification is longer than its name.


become V5.0.0. It shall be forwarded to SMG3 SA and SMG3 WPC for consideration.

New work items: See section 8.1.

Liaison with Mobile Data Initiative (MDI): Tdoc SMG 419/97, a Liaison Statement from SMG to Johann Weber, Mobile Data Initiative Worldwide Director, was approved. The LS was highly welcome. It was commented that also the MoU has established a subgroup chaired by Chris Feel, Cellnet that aims at promotion of data services via GSM. A copy of the LS shall therefore be sent to the MoU as well.

Change requests: All CRs presented by SMG4 (see Tdoc SMG 418/97, page 6) were approved. A re-categorization of CRs in Tdoc SMG 413/97, 414/97 and 415/97 was approved.

14.4 kbit/s: see 6.12.

Travel and Sightseeing: Bunratti is in Ireland.

6.5 SMG6

The SMG6 status report in Tdoc SMG 342/97 was presented by the SMG6 Chairperson, Gisela Hertel. It was approved.

It was reported that:

• the currently active subgroups on GSM are 12.08 (Subscriber and equipment trace), 12.11 (Fault maintenance of the BSS), WPA (UMTS issues) and GPRS. In addition, a charging issues adhoc group exists, but does not yet have a chairman.

• the new UMTS subgroup held their inaugural meeting in May. They plan to have version 1.0.0 of their document "O&M requirements for UMTS" by SMG #24 (December ’97).

The issue of the new ETSI TC on TMN is further discussed under agenda item 5.3.

Tdoc SMG 343/97 contains non-strategic CRs to GSM 12.02, 12.05 and 12.08. It was noted that the CR to 12.02 will result in a phase 2+ version being created.

Tdoc SMG 344/97 contains a non-strategic CR to GSM 12.11.

New work items: See section 8.1.


6.6 SMG7

Tdoc SMG 327/97, the SMG7 status report, was presented by the SMG7 Chairman, Rémi Thomas.

Phase 1: No work on phase 1 was necessary between SMG#21 and SMG#22.

Phase 2: Main work was on corrections of tests in the RF, signalling, SIM/ME interface area. No Changes to TBRs except those yielded by the introduction of EFR in phase 2.

TTCN: A new handling of TTCN, elaborated by PT SMG (see Annex 7.2 of this report) and accepted by SMG7, was approved. Main points are to check correctness of TTCN by log-files and a new change control regime for 11.10 part 3. Bob Morley presented Tdoc SMG 522/97 which informs about the progress of Anite in translating 11.10 prose tests to TTCN.

EFR in phase 2: SMG7 performed the following actions which have been approved by SMG #22:

• to copy the EFR signalling tests from phase 2+ GSM 11.10 to phase 2 GSM 11.10 (See CR 11.10-A206 in Tdoc SMG 328/97);

• to introduce references to these tests in TBR 19 and TBR 31, together with the necessary justifications. (See CR TBR 19-008 and CR TBR 31-001 in Tdoc SMG 328/97).

• SMG7 will continue to adapt existing RF tests to EFR mobile stations in their September meeting. It necessary, it may present change requests for approval by correspondence.

Further information on the introduction of the EFR into phase 2 is given in section 8.1.1.

Problems: SMG4 informed SMG7 about problems with some tests of the Radio Link Protocol (RLP). SMG7 is lacking resources to study the item.

Regarding phase 2+ work is progressing on High Speed Circuit Switch Data (HSCSD) and on SIM speed enhancement. Volunteers are urgently needed for GPRS.

An host is needed for the meeting scheduled 24-27 November (or 25-28 November) 1997.

Change Requests: All the CRs proposed by SMG7 have been approved by SMG, they are contained in the following documents:

• Tdoc SMG 328/97: EFR CRs Group 1: CRs on GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), TBR 19 and TBR 31

• Tdoc SMG 329/97: EFR CRs Group 2: CRs on GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+)

• Tdoc SMG 330/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), MM tests


• Tdoc SMG 331/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), signalling tests other than MM tests; in particular, Rémi Thomas,, Niels Peter Skov Andersen and Athol Berry verified again the correctness of Change Request A193 in Tdoc SMG 331/97.

• Tdoc SMG 332/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), other signalling tests

• Tdoc SMG 333/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), SIM/ME testing

Some questions have been asked by Radi Kar regarding CR 11.10-A214 on "SIM/ME Interface 3V/5V switching". They were clarified. Tdoc SMG 532/97 is withdrawn and CR 11.10-A214 is accepted as prepared by SMG7 and copied in Tdoc SMG 333/97.

• Tdoc SMG 334/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-1 (Phase 2 and 2+), other tests, including RF tests

• Tdoc SMG 335/97: Change Requests to GSM 11.10-3 (Updated IXIT)

• Tdoc SMG 336/97: TTCN Change Requests to GSM 11.10-3 Phase 2

• In addition a CR on GSM 11.10 has been directly brought to the plenary which accepted it in principle, subject to a review until the 4th July by the SMG7 delegates. This is CR 11.10-A228, it implements in GSM 11.10 the consequences of CR 05.05-A053r1 on "Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS". See section 6.2.

6.7 TYPE APPROVAL MATTERS

GSM Facilities: No report from GSM Facilities was available at this meeting.

GTAAB: David Barnes, GTAAB chairman, indicated that there was nothing to be reported in the area of Type Approval.

Tdoc SMG 439/97, source Mercury One-to-One, proposes to start work on phase 2+ testing in parallel with the development of core specifications. The document was noted.

6.8 SMG8

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

6.8.1 SMG 8 Status

Tdoc SMG 347/97 contains the SMG8 status report, which was presented by the SMG8 chairman, Simon Pike. It was approved.

The current main areas of work for SMG8 are the elaboration of Radio Link Management section for GSM 11.21, the incorporation of half rate tests to GSM 11.21, 11.23 and 11.24, monitoring the development of a phase 2 type approval


report form and, in conjunction with RES 09, developing the EMC specification for Phase 2 GSM infrastructure.

Change requests:

Tdoc SMG 348/97 contains a strategic CR to GSM 11.21. references the R-GSM band. It is strategic because it was recommended that it not be incorporated until the procedure for dealing with SMG8 phase2+ change requests is agreed.

Tdoc SMG 349/97 contains a non-strategic CR to GSM 11.21 to remove the tests using TU 3 and TU 1.5.

Tdoc SMG 350/97 contains a non-strategic CR to GSM 11.23 to add new tests of LAPDm.

GSM phase 2 BTS type approval report form: Tdoc SMG 351/97 contains a draft of the GSM phase 2 BTS type approval report form for information. It is expected that the final version will be presented to SMG #23.

6.8.2 EMC issues for GSM infrastructure

Tdoc SMG 352/97 contains a report of SMG-relevant activities within TC ERM and STC RES09. It was commented that the EU should be requested to produce a single directive covering radio and EMC. Tdoc SMG 353/97 contains a draft (for information) of the RES09 specification, ETS 300 342-3 ,Phase 2 GSM EMC specification.

6.9 SMG9

Tdoc SMG 354/97, the status report of SMG9, was presented by Klaus Vedder. It was approved.

• Three working parties have been active within SMG9. The SIM toolkit security group (joint with SMG10) has completed 02.48 as v 1.0.0. This is presented in Tdoc SMG 505/97 for in formation and comments. The SIM test specification WP now have v1.0.0 of the phase 2 SIM test conformance specification available for information and comments. (see Tdoc SMG 355/97). That document also contains GSM 11.15, the feasibility study of SIM application toolkit security. The UMTS WP have now had their first meeting and expect to have version 1.0.0 of their document "Requirements for the USIM" ready by SMG #24 in December.

• SMG9 plans to develop a SIM test specificatation for the SIM application toolkit.

• SIM tests in GSM 11.10 shall in future be elaborated by SMG9 but still agreed by SMG7.


• SMG9 are requesting clarification from SMG 1, SMG10 and MoU SCAG on interpretation of SIM behaviour if CHV1 is initially disabled and three consecutive attempts are made to enable it.

• SMG9 plan to hold a meeting in Australia in May 1997. Companies who would not send a delegate to this meeting because of the location should inform PT SMG (Michael Sanders) before the September SMG9 plenary meeting. It was noted that although BT no longer send a delegate to SMG9, they objected to holding the meeting outside Europe.

Change requests: Tdoc SMG 356/97 contains CRs to GSM 11.11 phase 2 and 2+. It was clarified that CR A042 (category: functional modification) would be made only to release ’97 but all other CRs in this document are for release ’96.

Tdoc SMG 357/97 contains CRs to GSM 11.14, all to the release 96 version.

New work items: see section 8.1

6.10 SMG10

In the period between SMG#21 and SMG#22 SMG10 held two plenary meetings and several WP and ad-hoc meetings. Four working parties are active within SMG10. The draft report of the latest SMG10 meeting #2/97 (Tampere, 3 to 6 June 1997) and the report of SMG10 meeting #1/97 (Herentals, 5 to 7 March 1997) were made available in Tdoc SMG 509/97. The LSs agreed by SMG10 were attached as annexes to the meeting reports. The status of SMG10 was presented by Michael Walker, chairman of SMG10. The main issues handled in SMG10 were: GPRS security, CAMEL, FIGS and IST, Follow Me, Lawful interception., Security aspects of SIM application toolkit, GSM and SS7 security, ciphering indicator.

The following issues were handled during the SMG10 presentation:

SMG10-WPA activities:

GPRS ciphering: GSM 01.61, GPRS ciphering algorithm requirements, in Tdoc SMG 506/97 was completed and was presented for information. The specification is expected at next meeting for approval. A special dedicated algorithm for GPRS is required. ETSI SAGE will be the body to develop this algorithm. There was no conformation yet from MoU of funding for the design of the algorithm. GSM 01.61 will be sent to ETSI SAGE. ETSI SAGE will look at the requirements specification but will not start the work before funding is made available. The deadline is the end of 1997. SMG10 discussed early drafts of CRs to GSM 03.20 for the inclusion of the GPRS ciphering mechanism. These CRs need to be reviewed.

Group call ciphering mechanism: A small group re-discussed mechanisms for the group call ciphering. According to SMG3 much more information can be made available on the radio signalling. A modified proposal with a more optimised mechanism is on its way to SMG3-WPA.


CTS: SMG10 has carried out an initial investigation on the security aspects of the CTS concept. In an LS to SMG (annex Tdoc SMG10 108/97 attached to SMG10-Tampere meeting report in Tdoc SMG 509/97) SMG10 indicates the outcome of this study. No substantial blocking points regarding the security were identified. SMG10 proposes that a dedicated resource within a PT might be set-up for this purpose.

SIM Application Toolkit security: This work item is a joint activity between SMG9 and SMG10. The Stage 1 description (GSM 02.48) was already presented for information during the SMG9 presentation in Tdoc SMG 505/97.

SMG10-WPB activities:

Fraud Information Gathering System: FIGS stage 0 (GSM 01.31) and stage 1 (GSM 02.31) were presented for information in Tdoc SMG 508/97. The separate stage 1 description for Immediate Service Termination (IST) (GSM 02.32) is also ready and was presented for information. The intention is that FIGS will be based on the CAMEL platform.

Follow Me: SMG10 has reviewed the early stage 1 description of the Follow Me service. In an LS to SMG1 significant security problems are highlighted and explanations are requested.

CAMEL Phase 2: SMG10 indicated that the mid-call DP is essential for some supplementary services: ECT, CD, CF, MPTY, FM) if CAMEL is to be used for FIGS. SMG1 was informed by SMG10 for this need.

IN security: A reaction was sent to NA6 on IN security. NA6 had requested to check their specification on IN security.

GSM and SS7 security review: A number of concerns were identified in SS7. TC Security will be requested to check the matter. It was found necessary that a review of SS7 security is urgently needed. Also mutual authentication is an issue which is under study in SMG10.

SMG10-WPC activities:

UMTS security: UMTS 09.01 (from SMG5) is under study. A revised version is expected early next year. The security mechanisms for multiple IC cards is also under study.

SMG10-WPD activities:

Lawful interception: The work on stage 2 (GSM 03.33) was continued. The target date is December 1997.

lawful interception for GPRS: SMG10-WPD also dealt with lawful interception of packet data on GSM. A new stage 0 specification will be made.


A meeting with other bodies in ETSI and the PCWG will be organised on common understanding of lawful interception.

Other issues:

IMEI security: A session on IMEI security with manufactures took place. Issues were feasibility of securing IMEI, testing of this security, establishing EIR world-wide. MoU-SG will continue the IMEI discussion with the manufactures.

Ciphering indicator: It is proposed that an indicator is included in MS by which the user can be informed if ciphering is not switched on. The CRs (Phase 2 and Release 96) to GSM 02.09 and GSM 02.07 in Tdoc SMG 507/97 were approved after a detailed introduction and explanation of the feature. The category was changed to C: "addition of feature". It is intended that this indicator will be introduced as soon as possible. SMG10 will assist SMG7 in writing the test specifications.

6.11 SMG11

The SMG11 status report (Tdoc SMG 323/97) was presented by the SMG11 Chairman, Phil Gaskell. It was approved.

There were no phase 1 CRs.

CRs 06.07-A003 and 06.54-A001 in Tdoc SMG 325/97 on 8 bit test vectors for half-rate and enhanced full-rate transcoding respectively were approved. These will facilitate testing of network transcoders which only have 8-bit terminal access points.

CRs to 06.20, 06.22, 06.41 and 06.42 in Tdoc SMG 430/97 resulting from comments from UAP60 were agreed. The CR to 06.06 in Tdoc SMG 430/97/97 was withdrawn.

EFR: SMG11 confirmed that 06.51, 06.53, 06.54, 06.60, 06.61, 06.62, 06.81, 06.82 can be released as Versions 4.0.0. This was endorsed.

The TR 03.58 in Tdoc SMG 326/97 on “Characteristics, test methods and quality assessment for handsfree MS” was presented for information.

Codec interoperability tests: The report on Phase 2 of these tests, contained in Tdoc SMG 324/97, was presented. This showed the speech quality obtained for various codec tandeming scenarios in the presence of background noise and channel errors. Advantages of TFO operation were again demonstrated, especially for the half-rate codec. The report was approved. The contracts of the laboratories involved were agreed by SMG as having been fulfilled.

Transcoder Free Operation (TFO): There was strong interest to have TFO soon. The basic in-band solution is expected to be the basis for the first implementation. It was clarified that the minimum required level of out-of-band signalling to support the in-band solution has still to be assessed by SMG3-WPC; they were asked to perform this task. A phased approach to enable TFO to be operated and applied more widely in the future may be appropriate.


It was noted that the survey on inter-MSC TRAU link transparency had a poor response making it difficult to assess the general applicability of the in-band TFO solution. A statement of the constraints will be prepared by SMG11 for SMG#23. Ed Ehrlich informed the meeting that 56 kbit/s on T1 links are still predominant in North America. This may impact the applicability of the TFO in-band solution.

The TFO Stage 1 description in 02.53 in Tdoc SMG 402/97 was presented for information.

Adaptive Multi Rate Codec: The feasibility study has progressed on a broad front but some areas are not being adequately resourced. Even if some aspects have been fully evaluated, the results from the study will be presented (as a joint production with SMG2) to SMG#23.

It was noted that the Feasibility Study will include the option of supporting wideband speech (e.g. 7kHz or more).

End-to-end quality factors: A new proposed task has been postponed until the new TC-STQ terms of reference are agreed.

It was noted that Paolo Usai and Jari Järvinen had been elected as vice-chairmen of SMG11.

TC STQ: Pierre Perrichon gave a short summary of the first TC STQ meeting, a new Technical Committee of ETSI, which he chairs: It deals with end-to-end speech quality matters. Terms of Reference will be ready for the next ETSI Board meeting in August.

Tdoc SMG 488/97 was a Liaison Statement from EP TIPHON, a new EP set up to investigate the interworking between IP and PSTN/ISDN/GSM networks. In response to their request for support, the LS contained in Tdoc SMG 538/97 was approved.

6.12 14.4 KBIT/S

The contributions on 14.4 kbit/s have been prepared by T1P1 and reviewed in the SMG STCs.

The Release 96 CRs to GSM 04.03, GSM 04.08 and GSM 08.58 for 14.4 in Tdoc SMG 425/97 were approved. A CR to GSM 08.08 (CR 08.08-A077) in Tdoc SMG 458/97, which was prepared by T1P1, was seen by SMG3 and minor modifications were proposed. The CR will be treated during the T1P1 inputs.

In the scope of SMG1, CRs to GSM 02.34, 03.10, 03.45, 08.08, 08.20, 08.60 and 09.07 were approved.

All CRs as contained in Tdoc SMG 454/97, 455/97, 456/97, 457/97, 458/97 and 460/97 were approved. The CR to 08.60 had been approved as part of the SMG2 work before and was therefore withdrawn.


Tdoc SMG 458/97: There were some errors detected in the CR to 08.08, that were only discovered after approval at T1P1. A separate CR in Tdoc SMG 494/97 was therefore prepared with the intention to supersede Tdoc SMG 458/97. However, due to the fact that Tdoc SMG 494/97 was not seen by SMG2 and is based on a different version of GSM 08.08, it was decided that Tdoc SMG 458/97 is approved and that a new separate CR be created that corrects the errors (code point allocations): CR 08.08-A078r1 in Tdoc SMG 544/97 concerning 14.4 kbit/s was presented by Mikko Kanerva. It was approved with the agreement of the SMG2 and SMG3 chairmen, but will be sent to SMG2 WPA which shall study it and - if necessary - generate CRs to the new version of GSM 08.08 (which incorporates CR 08.08-A078r1).

It was noted that due to the late removal of the TCH/F7.2 channel coding SMG2 has not yet removed references to this channel coding rate from their specifications. This is however considered a minor clean-up task and will be performed in the next SMG2 meeting.

GSM 10.14 v.0.0.0, System Overview for 14.4 kbit/s Work Item in Tdoc SMG 511/97 was approved. It was based on Tdoc SMG 461/97, presented by Ed Ehrlich.

For T1P1, this closes the work on 14.4 kbit/s, the maintenance is seen with the SMG STCs. Ed Ehrlich thanked the engaged experts for their work.

7 UMTS MATTERS

7.1 REPORTS FROM THE RELEVANT GROUPS

7.1.1 UMTS Forum

The status report from UMTS Forum was made available in Tdoc SMG 520/97. The report was presented by Thomas Beijer, Chairman of UMTS Forum.

Main issues:

• establishment of the permanent secretariat,

• agreement between UMTS Forum and GSM MoU,

• report on regulatory framework,

• UMTS business case,

• Japanese explanatory mission,

• presentation at the European Council WG,

• communications plan,

• WRC-97 preparations,

• analysis of the spectrum need for UMTS.


The Report on Regulatory Framework was particularly stressed. It is scheduled for approval at the UMTS Forum General Assembly, 16-17 June 1997.

CEC Communications to the Parliament: Commenting on the CEC Communications to the Parliament would require large work in a short time and is therefore not planned.

During the agenda item 7.3 (SMG1 UMTS matters) it was reported that the UMTS Forum Marketing Group presented its work to ITU-T Study Group 1 and established close working relationship.

7.1.2 Third Generation Interest group (3GIG)

The status report from MoU GSM 3GIG in Tdoc SMG 471/97, was presented by Alan Cox on behalf of Neil Lilly, Chairman of MoU GSM 3GIG.

MoU 3GIG has approved 3 documents: Introduction for Services (Tdoc SMG 523/97), UMTS Service Requirements and Concepts (Tdoc SMG 524/97) and UMTS Radio Requirements (Tdoc SMG 473/97). Several other PRD (in Tdoc SMG 472/97, 474, 481, 482) should be ready for SMG#23. System Architecture questions need still to be resolved. The first set of GSM MoU documents are part of system engineering process. These documents require comments from SMG.

SMG welcomed the MoU Permanent Reference Document. They are to be seen as a part of a requirements engineering process. They will be processed by the SMG chairpersons and the STCs. SMG should contribute to this process either by input to the STCs or to the dedicated meeting of the SMG chairpersons on 17-18 July 1997.

7.1.3 Japan mission

Fred Hillebrand presented Tdoc SMG 398/97, an executive summary of this joint mission of ETSI SMG, UMTS Forum and GSM MoU 3GIG, see annex 10 of this report. There is a will in Japan and there is a potential to co-operate. The possibilities and commonalties deserve a further exploration. The complete extended meeting report including all documents of the meetings during that mission was made available at the meeting and also on the ETSI server and CD ROM #22.

Gunnar Sandegren informed the meeting that the FRAMES project and NTT DoCoMo have agreed to harmonize their W-CDMA proposals for Japan and SMG.

It was clarified that no ARIB decision on a Japanese 3rd generation radio access exists.

The meeting approved Tdoc SMG 571/97, an extended mandate for SMG to continue the dialogue. A radio workshop, a meeting on spectrum issues and a meeting on network issues will be held. Tdoc SMG 528/97, an agenda proposal for the radio workshop, was deferred to SMG 2.A general meeting of the two delegations will be held on 25-26 August in Stockholm.


7.2 SMG5

The status report from SMG5 was made available in Tdoc SMG 497/97. The report was presented by Juha Rapeli SMG5 Chairman. The report was approved.

The Draft report of the SMG5#21 meeting dedicated to the UMTS Satellite component (S-UMTS) was made available in Tdoc SMG 498/97. The report was presented by Juha Rapeli SMG5 Chairman. The report was approved.

UMTS satellite component: There were intensive discussions between the Chairman of TC SES, Alain Richard, who attended SMG#22, and the SMG, SMG5 and SMG3 chairmen. The result is in Tdoc SMG 560/97 which was approved by SMG. Main results:

• S-UMTS standardisation should be focussed to dual mode of operation and terminals between satellite based UMTS and terrestrial UMTS.

• There is no requiremetns for a complete system standard for the satellite based UMTS.

• The necessary specificaionts for satellite based UMTS will be developed as a part of UMTS under leadership of SMG.

• TC SES will develop the necessary specifications which aim at the compliance with the satellite and terminal type approval directives under a subcontract agreement from SMG to SES.

The annex of this liaison statement is the revised version of Tdoc SMG 556/97 which was presented by Juha Rapeli. He explained that in this document, “not unnecessarily differing” intends to mean what it means. Still it was modified to “differing only where necessary”. Further modifications: on page 3, section 5, para 2 to replace “address” by “consider”. In section 5, para 6, first line, to replace “the” by “those parts of” and in the same para, “in accordance with” by “which aim at the compliance to”.

SMG had approved by correspondence to close SMG5 by SMG#22, as work has now been successfully integrated into the other STCs.

The SMG Chairman thanked Juha Rapeli for all his efforts on promoting and working on UMTS. Chairing SMG5 since spring 94, he carried the banner of 3rd generation, contributed many valuable concepts, provided important external relations and was famous for his abilities to find the gold nuggets in the phletora of papers on 3rd generation mobile communications.

7.3 UMTS SERVICES (SMG1)

The status report from SMG1 on UMTS, part of Tdoc SMG 312/97, presented by Alan Cox, SMG1 Chairman, and Derek Richards, SMG1 WPC Chairman. was approved. The main issues were

• UMTS market vision


• UMTS role model

• information on the preparation of documents being produced by SMG1.

Tdoc SMG 319 containing an editorial change request was presented by Derek Richards. The change request was approved.

Tdoc SMG 320/97, a change request affecting several features like emergency call, user identification, service independence, multiple profiles and additional hand-over requirements on handover between GSM and UMTS) was presented by Derek Richards. It was commented that such far going changes in different areas should be documented in independent papers which also should highlight and explain the modifications. The document was approved, but substantial comments were made:

Some conclusions on dual mode of operation GSM/UMTS and handover:

• GSM only, UMTS only and GSM/UMTS terminals should be allowed.

• GSM - UMTS handover is needed in both directions. Restrictions of the applicability of handover may be neessary for particular services and when services are different between the systems.

• Support of handover between UMTS and GSM entails modifications of the GSM specifications.

• GSM networks need to be protected from unwanted side-effects caused by functions to support cross handovers.

Some comments on handover:

• The realisation of mobility management in UMTS can influence handover functions.

• In case of handovers between networks of different operators, protection mechanisms are needed.

• The national regulation can put requirements on handover.

• It is necessary to put together all requirements on handover and after that look on possibilities and difficulties of implications.

• Handover between cellular and cordless applications could be also studied with requirements on handover.

• It has been stated importance to find out if the requirements on handover UMTS-GSM originated from operators or GSM MoU.

Emergency calls: It was concluded that clarifications on the UMTS emergency call concepts are needed.

Role model: Tdoc SMG 302/97, a change request to UMTS 22.01 related to the UMTS Role model was approved.

Some comments received:

• The role model has the intention to cover both public and private environments. The private environment has not been properly covered by the role model.


• The UMTS role model must be further studied in order to clarify the model’s validity for private environment.

• UMTS Forum has been requested to study and comment this document. SMG and UMTS Forum should use the same role model.

• Potentially the value added service provider can hold a database on the users, and conversely the user will hold a database on value added service providers.

Some questions were raised on the (role of the) UMTS role model. SMG members have been asked for additional resources for this topic.

UMTS services and Service capabilities: UMTS 22.05, UMTS services and Service capabilities, in Tdoc SMG 316/97 was presented for information by Derek Richards. The document was noted.

UMTS Quality of Services and Network Performance: UMTS 22.25, UMTS Quality of Services and Network Performance, in Tdoc SMG 317/97 was presented for information by Derek Richards. The document was noted. Comments are needed and invited. They should be submitted directly to SMG1. It was stated that this document has been traditionally oriented to classical services like speech instead of to the new multimedia services.

Service aspects of Security and Charging: UMTS 22.15, UMTS Service aspects of Security and Charging, in Tdoc SMG 318/97 was presented for information by Derek Richards. The document was noted. It was asked why security and charging is combined in one document. It seems more appropriate to create two separate documents for the service aspects of charging and security.

Tdoc SMG 299/97, a liaison statement on the optimisation of the UMTS radio interface, presented for information by Derek Richards, was noted.

Merging of SMG1 WPC: After SMG#22, SMG1 WPC is now merged into SMG1 plenary. By this, full attention of SMG1 expertise to the UMTS development is enforced.

7.4 UMTS RADIO (SMG2)

7.4.1 SMG2

The SMG2 status report on UMTS (section 3 of Tdoc SMG 464/97) was presented by Niels Peter Skov Andersen:

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 have received presentations of potential access technology candidates as well as of requirements from the UMTS Forum, GSM


MoU 3GIG and SMG1. Based on these inputs SMG2 have elaborated the deliverables of the first milestone in the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access (UTRA) definition procedure.

High level requirements: SMG2 presented Tdoc SMG 478/97, High level requirements relevant for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA which completes the corresponding work in SMG2.

Also, UMTS 04.01, Requirements for the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA (Tdoc SMG 431/97) has been completed. The document have been reorganised and do now have the same structure as the document ”High level requirements relevant for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA” such that the high level requirements can be found directly in UMTS 04.01 together with the associated detailed requirements.

Selection procedures: UMTS 04.02, Selection procedures for the choice of radio transmission technologies of the UMTS (Tdoc SMG 432/97) was presented for approval in order to bring the document under change control. The SMG2 Chairman informed SMG

• that due to the tight time schedule there might still be some discrepancies between UMTS 04.01 and UMTS 04.02;

• that in this case, it is UMTS 04.01 which sets the requirements and any conflicting part of UMTS 04.02 will be corrected by change requests;

• however, that it is important to have UMTS 04.02 under change control as the evaluation work is starting now;

• moreover that, as UMTS 04.02 is a document to be used for practical work it is likely that errors and impracticalities will be discovered during the work; and that SMG2 will as usual document any further change to UMTS 04.02 in the form of change request which will be presented to SMG for approval; but thatm due to tight time schedule SMG2 will need to use the change requests as working assumption before the formal approval by SMG.

Concept groups: SMG2 have also elaborated proposal for five concept groups for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA (Tdoc SMG 480/97). These five concept groups are:

• α - concept: Wideband CDMA This group includes the following proposals:

∗ FRAMES FMA mode 2 (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson, France Telecom/CNET, Nokia, Siemens)

∗ Wideband Code Division Multiple Access( W-CDMA) (Fujitsu Europe Telecom R&D Centre)

∗ Wideband Direct Sequence (DS) CDMA, (NEC Technologies (UK) Ltd) ∗ DS-CDMA Utilising FDD and TDD, (Panasonic (Matsushita Europe &

Matsushita Comm. Ind. Ltd)) • β - concept: OFDM

This group includes the following proposals:


∗ Band Division Multiple Access (BDMA) (OFDM & SFH-TDMA), (Sony International (Europe) Gmbh)

∗ Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) (Telia Research)

∗ OFDMA (Lucent Technologies) • γ - concept: Wideband TDMA


∗ FRAMES FMA mode 1 without spreading (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson, France Telecom/CNET, Nokia, Siemens)

• δ - concept: Wideband TDMA/CDMA This group includes the following proposals:

∗ Code Time Division Multiple Access (CTDMA) (Swiss Telecom PTT) ∗ FRAMES FMA mode 1 with spreading (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson,

France Telecom/CNET, Nokia, Siemens) • ε - concept: ODMA


∗ Opportunity Driven Multiple Access (ODMA) (Vodafone LTD., Salbu R&D (Pty) Ltd.)

The following proposals are considered relevant for more than one Concept Group:

• For the β, γ, δ concept groups are allocated the proposal Flexible FRAMES Structure (Philips Consumer Communications/Philips Research Laboratories).

• For all concept groups are allocated the proposal Multi-Dimensional Packet Reservation Multiple Access (MD PRMA) (NEC technologies (UK) Ltd., Kings College London)

Decisions of SMG:

• SMG approved the High level requirements relevant for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA in Tdoc SMG 478/97.

• UMTS 04.01, Requirements for the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access system (UTRA) in Tdoc SMG 431/97 was unanimously approved. It will be re-numbered as UMTS 21.01.

• UMTS 04.02, Selection procedures for the choice of radio transmission technologies of the UMTS in Tdoc SMG 432/97: Whereas SMG2 feels that some substantial work is necessary on this report, including a clean-up based on the now approved 04.01 and consistency checks, it was presented for approval to be put under change control. It will be re-numbered as UMTS 30.03.

• SMG approved the five concept groups Alfa, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon. The groups are open to contributions.

Discussion:


High level requirements for the definition of the UTRA concept (Tdoc SMG 478/97): This document is aligned with 04.01, which is practically a superset of Tdoc SMG 478/97. Some questions and answers:

? Are there definitions of “seamless” and “efficient” when used in requirements on handovers (Frieder Pernice)?

⇒ In section 4.3 of 04.01 (Tdoc SMG 431/97) the details are given. “seamless” means unperceivable relative to the service.

? Network complexity and costs: Re-use aspects of existing (GSM) infrastructure is very important (Frieder Pernice)?

⇒ This was discussed, and has various aspects (re-use of part of a BTS, transmission lines etc.). It should be appropriately reflected passim in the specification 04.01.

? What is the nature of Tdoc SMG 478/97?

⇒ It should be kept as an annex of the baseline document - of course, at some point in development it will become more a document of historical interest, but at the moment it is a concise reference.

? Why is the requirement for spectrum efficiency to be as good as GSM, not better?

⇒ For example, to require a better quality in narrow band speech could impose unnecessary requirements on the solution.

? What is an appropriate international referene relating to emission levels for biological effects? This question should be studied in SMG2 and input is requested.

? When are we in the phase to get certain priorities?

⇒ This has started, in SMG1, but also in SMG2, e.g., section 4.2.1 of 04.01, where an optimisation is foreseen as a second step.

UMTS 04.02, Selection procedures for the choice of radio transmission technologies of the UMTS: Some questions and answers:

? Page 31, an old debate: low delay data bearer for speech, given with 20 ms. Is this already applied for selecting the concepts? (Alistair Urie)

⇒ That table comes from ITU REVAL. This is the delay of the radio transmission only. SMG2 is also verifying whether requirements have a chance to be fulfilled by any candidate. SMG1 should consider the matter. Deref Richards commented that the SMG1 requirements are aligned.

It was clarified that, while UMTS 21.01 (alias UMTS 04.01) and the high level requirements were approved because they reflect the position of SMG, UMTS 30.03 (alias 04.02) was approved in order to put in under change control, even if SMG feels that it has to be revised.

Tdoc SMG 480/97 contains detailed information about the five concept groups. It was clarified that ODMA must - for the moment - stay an independent concept


group because it imposes requirements on key parameters. An earlier merging of different concept groups is also not un-intended. All concept groups are open for new contributions.

? What will be the output of the process in December, just one of the groups?

⇒ A lot of outputs, also conclusions between the different concept groups - what are the buiding blocks, then a possible re-arrangement of the building blocks. The end-result might be a combination of the different concept groups might be the decision in December.

? The Japanese proposals fall into the alpha group; are there conflicts visible?

⇒ Gunnar Sandegren repeated his information on harmonizations between the FRAMES project and NTT DoCoMo, see 7.1.3.

? Is there already a decision for one Japanese radio candidate?

⇒ No.

? What exactly are we going to agree now?

⇒ After the decisions of this meeting, contributions to SMG2 would either go into one or several of the five identified concept groups or would concern re-arrangements of the concept groups; however, contributions for new additional concept groups (not emerging from a re-arrangement of the five concept groups) needs a decision of SMG.

The front page of Tdoc SMG 480/97 was unanimously approved with the following amendment: Replacement of every occurrence as follows:

“Allocated to this group are the following proposals. This group includes the following proposals.”

The revised and approved version of the document is annex 11 of this report.

Global pilot channel: Niels Peter Skov Andersen presented Tdoc SMG 337/97, a collection of liaison statements. In particular, it contains a liaison statement from SMG2 to SMG on a global pilot mechanism, to be broadcast in all regions, giving information on the access scheme. Chris Wildey reported about a lot of discussions on the item and problems with regulatory (frequency availability), implementation (to enforce mobiles to implement an additional transmission technique), operational (who operates the channel?). On the other side, delegates commented that a more flexible scheme can lead to a longer information gathering period (e.g., after switch on).

In this matter, Chris Wildey presented Tdoc SMG 557/97 as the result of an ad-hoc group during SMG#22. It was approved with some modifications as an initial view, but interested parties are invited to contribute on the matter. Agreed changes:

The change

“in the selection and design of the UMTS”


was accepted with objections (Simon Pike, Chris Wildey),

a second change:

“Any global pilot channel mayshould be considered to work independent of the UTRA and if required maywould be implemented as an overlay mechanism”

was accepted with no objection.

With these modifications, Tdoc SMG 557/97 was approved with one opposition (Juha Rapeli). After approval, it was agreed to replace “radio selection” by “radio definition”.

7.4.2 RAST

RAST5: Per Björndahl and Juha Rapeli presented a report from RAST5, Geneva June 5th - 6th, 1997, see Tdoc SMG 500/97; the collection of all papers of that meeting is in Tdoc SMG 501/97. In particular , the documents contain information about the ongoing activities in the 3rd generation radio development all over the world. Tdoc SMG 501/97 gives (p.39 - 41) an overview and recommendations on the spectrum situation in the regions. Antun Samukic pointed to an error on page 41: The spectrum allocated in Europe ends at 2200 MHz. A problem with 3rd generation frequency bands is that - despite the WARC 92 decision - the 1900 frequencies had been assigned for the PCS 1900 network. Ed Ehrlich indicated that a UMTS re-farming of PCS frequencies is possible. He presented requirements to the allocation of uplink and downlink frequencies.

7.4.3 SE 32

The document “CEPT PTSE32 Co-ordination Group for Contributions towards ITU-R TG8/1” is one of the papers included in Tdoc SMG 550/97. The document was presented by Stuart Cook , UK DTI. ERC PT32 is a group established under CEPT in order to co-ordinate ETSI, ERC and UMTS Forum activities towards ITU-R TG8/1. The scope of the activities are all questions handled by ITU-R TG8/1.

Note: The status of CEPT within ITU has to be checked.

7.4.4 S-PCN - UMTS interference

ERM ad hoc on satellite services: Concerns had been raised that SES specifications might permit too high out of band spurious emissions in the 1,6 GHz range and co-existence problems with UMTS in the 2 GHz band, and, as a consequence, the affected specifications did not or will not pass voting. Michael Färber, SMG2 Vice Chairman, presented Tdoc SMG 545/97, notes from the ERM ad hoc on satellite services, Sophia Antipolis (3 June, 1997). From the SMG side, it was


proposed at that meeting to use preliminary figures for the S-PCN emissions, and to adapt them when the UTRA proposal is defined. To live around 6 months with preliminary figures is was found acceptable by CEPT SE. The meeting adopted the ETS and TBR according to the - already tightened - most recent ITU specifications.

The SES Chairman, Alain Richard, also addressed the SMG plenary, and expressed his satisfaction about the emerging reasonable solution. Concerning Tdoc SMG 487/97, another document in this matter presented by Lucy Lombardi, he gave the advice to forward it to the Italian National Standardisation Organisation so that it arrives as a national comment. in the ETSI balloting procedures (OAP, One step Approval Procedure, and TAP, Two step Approval Procedure).

7.5 UMTS NETWORK MATTERS (SMG3)

The status report from SMG3 on UMTS matters is contained in Tdoc SMG 504/97. The report was presented by Michel Mouly SMG3 Chairman. The report was approved.

The proposed work programme for 1997 was approved.

All Liaison Statements related to UMTS were approved.

Annex B: Inter-system handover should be handled together with the same topic accentuated at this meeting.

Annex C: LS approved. The necessary connections to other bodies can be established according to SMG3 needs.

Annex D: LS approved. Work on the new UMTS terminology document is to be started by PT SMG.

7.6 UMTS MATTERS OF OTHER STCS

SMG4: Tdoc SMG 418/97 section 5. SMG4 see their role in UMTS in the definition of the interworking of application and transport network and interworking of applications. The role of SMG4 in UMTS is not yet defined. The next dedicated SMG STG on UMTS should make a proposal.

SMG 11: Phil Gaskell presented a liaison statement from SMG11 to SMG in Tdoc SMG 337/97, page 11 (Tdoc SMG11 95/97). It recommends the definition of a high quality basic speech service including the speech and channel codecs and related end-to-end aspect, possibly based on AMR.

On the same issue Tdoc SMG 503/97, source Philips Consumer Communications, was presented by Juha Rapeli. It discusses further alternatives: specific UMTS/FPLMTS codecs, a general source coding, e.g. MPEG, or only a


framework for interworking of different codecs. Tdoc SMG 503/97 also addresses the issue of high level, e.g. floating point, and low level, e.g. bit precise descriptions. It proposes SMG11 to study the possible usage of AMR for UMTS and to address the description issue.

The recommendations of SMG11 were endorsed, and include the study points of Tdoc SMG 503/97 in their work.

7.7 UMTS STRATEGIC QUESTIONS

7.7.1 UMTS Baseline Document

The draft UMTS baseline document, UMTS 30.01 was distributed in Tdoc SMG 348/97 for comments by SMG delegates.

Tdoc SMG 392/97 contains the comments received; they were provided by BT, Fujitsu, E plus, Mannesmann, T-Mobil, Analogue Devices. Concerning the exact reproduction of agreed positions, no corrections were proposed.

Therefore the UMTS Baseline document, UMTS 30.01 was approved (and becomes V3.0.0).

Proposals to change agreed positions and proposals for new positions will be processed by PT SMG and submitted to SMG#23.

7.7.2 ITU Contributions

A proposed liaison statement to SG11 WP3 on the topic of the FPLMTS family concept in Tdoc SMG 491/97, presented by François Grassot, was approved by SMG.

Tdoc SMG 388/97, describing possible activities in ITU, was presented by Antun Samukic. Delegates doubted that SMG should have an activity in the evaluation of other 3rd generation radio candidates. Further, it was decided to modify section 4 as follows:

“- A new recommendation on radio interface characteristics principles for free global movement of PFLMTS terminals.”

The list of contributions to ITU in section 4 should be reviewed by the SMG chairman and the involved STC chairs to see how much of that is realistic.

In section 6, the following modification was agreed:

“SMG and its relevant STCs shall should allocate sufficient time to discuss and prepare contributions.”

It is not more intended than to give room to discussion on contributions for ITU, in the spirit that contributions to SMG STCs are voluntary.


In section 7, it was clarified that the SMG internal co-ordination group should be mainly an e-mail group. The co-ordination group between SMG, SPS, NA (and other ETSI groups) should continue. It is handling inputs for ITU-T (SG11) where Mr. Briggs - chairing this group - has the right liaisons (SPS having the lead role in ETSI towards ITU-T SG11).Towards ITU-R TG8/1, SMG has the lead, so the ITU-R co-ordinator - see below in this section - should co-ordinate the activities towards ITU-R in close co-operation with Mr. Cook; a proposal that all contributions to TG8/1 should go through SE32; was considered too far going.

The text on page 5 on top of section 5.2 was inserted by mistake and is not a part of the document.

In section 6, the following modification was agreed:

“detailed technical (to be identified)”

Annex 1: It was commented that the SMG group for evaluation of RTT candidates can not be organised by SMG; that still interested parties can come together to such work; and that SMG at the moment when such a group is formed on a voluntary basis, would be willing to discuss liaisons and links with it. Others argued that, when the ETSI candidate is proposed to ITU-R, it has to go through an evaluation group, and this might be a reason for building such a group. A decision on the matter was postponed.

With the decisions above, the document as revised in Tdoc SMG 570/97 was approved.

In this matter, Tdoc SMG 519/97 was presented by Nokia, Siemens, Ericsson and Alcatel. It stressed the need for sufficient priority for ITU contributions. The authors explained that the measures proposed in Tdoc SMG 570/97 and the installation of an ITU co-ordinator were an adequate response to this situation.

Evaluation group: The participation in ITU-R evaluation groups for 3rd generation radio candidates was discussed, but a decision on the matter was postponed.. In this matter, Tdoc SMG 562/97 was presented by Simon Pike. It proposes an evaluation group to be established within the framework of SMG. It will be discussed at the UMTS steering group meeting in July.

ITU Co-ordinator: SMG approved the establishment of

• Dr. A. Makis Kokkos (Nokia) as ITU-R Co-ordinator

• David Williams (Lucent) as ITU-T Co-ordinator

for SMG within PT SMG based on Tdoc SMG 407/97 Annex 1.4 and Tdoc SMG 406/97 Annex 1.1. Both will report regularly to the PT SMG leader and to the SMG chairman. David Williams should work permanently at PT SMG in Sophia Antipolis, Makis Kokkos will work at Nokia premises (Camberley). Nokia will provide the complete funding for Makis Kokkos’ activities; Lucent will offer David Williams without an ETSI payment, but wishes a participation of ETSI at the travelling costs.


Fred Hillebrand thanked Lucent and Nokia for their engagement and support.

8 PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

8.1 GSM WORK PROGRAM

8.1.1 Introduction of EFR into GSM Phase 2

In a letter to SMG members, the SMG chairman had proposed to introduce the EFR into the phase 2 specifications; main reasons were alignment with the T1P1 specifications and urgency of type approval.

Frieder Pernice presented Tdoc SMG 409/97, source T-Mobil; Pierre Perrichon presented Tdoc SMG 490/97, source SFR/GIE CEGETEL; these documents present the view that an introduction of EFR into phase 2 doesn’t speed up type approval and that there are other features with a similar urgency as EFR.

In the debate, Rémi Thomas stated that - contrary to, e.g., the High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) feature, introduction of EFR into phase 2 is technically possible, but that mobile stations implementing the EFR would fail certain phase 2 tests of the actual GSM 11.10. Alan Cox mentioned that introduction of EFR and half-rate codec in a package might be of special interest. David Barnes stressed the importance of EFR for non-European countries and stated that a legal basis for a European type approval of EFR mobiles is missing, but tests will be available in August, and that necessary TBR adaptations (whether phase 2 or phase 2+) are needed at this meeting. Rémi Thomas confirmed that the necessary change requests for 11.10 are ready (for introduction of EFR into phase 2).

The introduction of EFR into phase 2 was agreed (against the voices of SFR/GIE CEGETEL, T-Mobil and Mannesmann Mobilfunk).

For the next steps, the timely adaptation of CTRs is in other hands. For the network, the necessary information is given in the CRs to 09.90 and 04.08 prepared to SMG#22. MoU and TMS must be made aware of the necessities for vendors and operators are, this will be done by GSM MoU officials.

François Grassot presented Tdoc SMG 521/97, a liaison statement to GSM MoU. It indicated the necessary steps to prepare networks for EFR (in order that networks do not reject EFR capable mobiles). Tdoc SMG 542/97, replacing Tdoc SMG 521/97, was approved. It is contained in Annex 5 of this report.

AP Ansgar Bergmann To negotiate the details concerning the ITU Co-ordinators (participation at travel costs and provision of working environment for David Williams, access to PT SMG directories and ETSI information system for both), with ETSI secretariat; to update the job descriptions of both ITU Co-ordinators.


Later in the meeting, Rémi Thomas presented a liaison statement to GTAAB in Tdoc SMG 552/97 concerning the steps to introduce EFR mobile stations in phase 2. In section 5, from “It should be noted that” until “of an EFR MS” is deleted. The such revised liaison statement was accepted (it is contained in Annex 5 of this report) against objections of Juha Rapeli who insisted that Tdoc SMG 552/97 should be re-written in a clearer form.

For results of technical work for the introduction of EFR into GSM phase 2, see sections 6.2, 6.3, 6.6 and 6.11 and annex 2 of this report.

8.1.2 New work items

The following work items were approved:

New multiplexing protocol on the ME-TE interface: This work item was proposed by SMG4 (Tdoc SMG 416/97).

Enhancements of Fault Management Services: This release 97 work item was proposed by SMG6 (Tdoc SMG 345/97)

Modelling of Fault management services: This release 97 work item was proposed by SMG6 (Tdoc SMG 345/97).

Low voltage SIM/ME specification: This work item was proposed by SMG9 (Tdoc SMG 358/97.

GSM Cordless Telephony System (“Home Base Station”): Tdoc SMG 382/97 is a liaison statement of an ad hoc SMG1, 2, 3 meeting report on CTS (home base station, including a feasibility study and a WID which was approved. (See also section 6.2.)

8.1.3 Number Portability (NP)

Tdoc SMG 322/97, source SMG Chair, contains all available input material on NP. The document asks the ad hoc group established during SMG#21 to process this material and report to SMG#22.

The report of the ad-hoc group on number portability in Tdoc SMG 463/97 was presented by Didier Chauveau. The group noted increasing interest in NP and informs about the regulatory situation. It proposes SMG to task SMG1, 3, 10 to study NP under co-ordination of SMG1, and to establish the necessary liaison with other ETSI groups and GSM MoU.

A letter from the EIG Numbering Rapporteur, Ian Markwood, in Tdoc SMG 420/97 requests to pick up the work on NP with urgency.

The T1P1.5 work plan for NP in Tdoc SMG 484/97 was presented by Steve Hayes. The American representatives agreed that - noting the sudden urgency of the matter in


Europe as well - the intended procedures could be amended to allow co-operation on the matter, also to have a slightly more generous timeplan foreseeing the specification until the end of the year. Armin Toepfer reported that there are also activities in New Zealand, but that on the other hand there is also reluctance of several operators against NP. The American operators have regional data bases only, no (distributed or centralised) master data base. Rémi Thomas suggested that the normal working procedures of SMG should be applied.

Wim Bos, Libertel, presented Tdoc SMG 510 giving an overview on NP in the Netherlands.

• An NP steering group consists of the regulator, Libertel, PTT MND and TND, Telfort, Enertel and A2000.

• Service aspects: SIM and IMSI may change; the donor operator has to agree; no service loss

• Technical implementation:

∗ distributed master data base in addition, each operator has his copy ∗ transaction protocol between the data bases ∗ management of distributed data bases is an issue ∗ direct routing of calls to the correct network ∗ Modification of ISUP and other network standards protocols should be

avoided ∗ MSISDNs are picked up at the SCCP level and the global title is

changed.

The requirements of the Dutch regulator are exactly described in a comprehensive document. They have been setup after a study has been made by the regulator in 1995.

The Dutch requirements of NP are not restricted to speech. Niels Peter Skov Andersen raised possible problems in a situation where one operator applies the multiple numbering scheme, and the other applies the single numbering scheme.

There are some guidelines for the commercial aspects decided in the Dutch NP steering group. The solution is hopefully workable about country borders.

Interaction with supplementary services have not been fully analysed in the NP steering group.

Conclusions on Number Portability: SMG approved the following conclusions:

• Work on the development of an ETSI standardised technical solution should start as a matter of urgency.

• The ETSI work should consider the requirements to support cross sector portability in the future (i.e. fixed-moble portability).

AP Wim Bos will make the requirement description of the Dutch regulator available to SMG.


• Any charging implications arising from the technical solution should be identified.

• SMG tasks SMG1, SMG3 and SMG10 to study - under the co-ordination of SMG1 - number portability, in particular the items mentioned in Tdoc SMG 463/97 and report to SMG#23.

• Relevant liaison with other ETSI groups (in particular NA) and with GSM MoU on number portability should be etsablished/continued.

An ad hoc group was asked to elaborate a work item description including milestones and workplan, taking the - approved - North American WID in Tdoc SMG 278/97 into account. Didier Chauveau presented - as the result of that ad hoc group - Tdoc SMG 547/97 on number portability. It proposes an action plan, and as one of the first actions, an open workshop on NP. The document was approved.

8.2 UMTS WORK PROGRAM

UMTS 30.00, UMTS Work Program: UMTS 30.00 had been approved by correspondence. Tdoc SMG 385/97 is a proposed update of the UMTS work program. A main point is the introduction of a work item management. This was approved and the STCs were invited to use this instrument.

Comments: Michel Mouly proposed to separate the work items into CNW and URAN; that the series should more distinguish between specifications for GRAN and GSM UMTS; and that the new split between SMG2 and SMG3 should be more reflected.

Eckehard Valta presented Tdoc SMG 447/97 raising the question who should define the regulatory requirements for UMTS. It was decided to ask the regulators to produce a focused description of their requirements. This would be a necessary input to revisit the issue at SMG#23.

The following modification of 30.00 was approved: On page 6, diagram, 2nd but last line: Replace text by “Regulation: conformity assessment conditions for MS”

Document types: The document types specified in the introductory section of 4.1 were approved.

Comments and modifications to 30.00:

• Mobile multimedia services including mobile internet and intranet services: John Keliher proposed to separate the issues. Should be discussed in SMG1. Michel Mouly proposed to delete “new” in the title of 22.04. This was decided.

• The first specification on hand-written page 10 is deleted. An editorial in the note on the bottom of page 10 (24 instead of 22).

AP The regulators were asked to produce a focused description of their regulatory requirements for UMTS.


The specifications and reports should now use the new numbers.

9 AOB

9.1 LIAISON STATEMENTS TO SMG

PCN TAEG: A revision of Tdoc SMG 321/97 in Tdoc SMG xxx/97, a liaison from PCN TAEG to GSM MoU on dual band mobile type approval, was presented for information.

MPEG: A liaison statement from convenor of MPEG is in Tdoc SMG 441/97. As an answer, Tdoc SMG 548/97, revision of Tdoc SMG 442/97, was approved.

9.2 TROUBLES IN THE YEAR 00

Tdoc SMG 531/97 was presented by Mikko Kanerva. It highlights potential problems (in mobile networks) of the year 2000 characterised by 2 digits (or text with two characters lengths), and invites experts in the STCs to study the matter.

10 CLOSING OF THE MEETING

The Chairman made a brief review of the targets for SMG#22. He thanked Emmanuelle Wurffel and Carole Rodriguez together with the secretaries of the hosts, Sigrid and Olaag Talleraas form Telenor and Ellen Kloevstad from Netcom, for the support during the meeting.

Telenor and Netcom, the hosts of the meeting, were thanked for the excellent organisation and hospitality.


11 ACTION POINTS

Responsible Action Point

SMG members Around 1 Mio Ecu may be required for voluntary funding in 1998. Interested parties should consider this in their 1998 budget planning. This amount will grow in the later years because the ETSI budget for PTs will be further reduced.

PT SMG To prepare an action plan for activities towards the ITU-T to allocate SSNs as needed by for GSM.

Ansgar Bergmann

To negotiate the details concerning the ITU Co-ordinators (participation at travel costs and provision of working environment for David Williams, access to PT SMG directories and ETSI information system for both), with ETSI secretariat; to update the job descriptions of both ITU Co-ordinators.

Wim Bos To make the requirement description of the Dutch regulator available to SMG.

Regulators The regulators were asked to produce a focused description of their regulatory requirements for UMTS.


12 NEXT MEETINGS

Meeting. Plenary Date Steering Group Plenary Venue

SMG #23 13 - 17 Oct. 97 1 - 2 Oct. 97 Budapest

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

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

Rauno Ruismäki, Finish Telecommunication Administration, invited SMG#26 plenary to Finland (June 1998).

John Fenn, Samsung, expressed concerns of his company on more and more increasing overlap of SMG, SMG STC and subgroup meetings. PT SMG commented that this is unavoidable if the development has to continue with the requested speed.

ETSI/TC SMG(97)2 Annexes to Part B Annex 7, page 1 97/06/30

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#22

ANNEX 6: ROADMAP FOR THE FINALISATION OF GSM PHASE 2+ WORK ITEMS - VERSION 22.1

ANNEX 7: PT SMG STATUS REPORT TO SMG#22

ANNEX 8: SMG BUDGET REQUEST TO ETSI

ANNEX 9: SUMMARY OF SMG STG#22 MEETING

ANNEX 10: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY OF MISSION TO JAPAN

ANNEX 11: CONCEPT GROUPS FOR UTRA

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ETSI/SMG (97) 2 ANNEX 1

COMPLETE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS TO SMG#22 AND SMG CONTACT PERSONS

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 9365 2817 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet:

Name: ABDURRAHMAN Alfinesik Tel 1: +90 312 366 3755

Company: TÜRK TELEKOM Tel 2:

Address: AR-GE Mob : Ahlatlibel Fax 1: +90 312 366 3705 06095 ANKARA Fax 2: TURKEY E-Mail Internet:

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: ADELSRBERG Shabtai Tel 1: +972 3 516 3986

Company: ASSOCIATION OF ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 61500 Mob : Fax 1: +972 3 516 1003 TEL AVIV 61500 Fax 2: ISRAEL E-Mail Internet:

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

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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]

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: 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]

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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]

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: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: APRATH Stefan Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4324

Company: ETSI/PT12 Tel 2:

Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : +49 172 211 7488 Fax 1: +33 4 9365 2817 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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

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

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

Address: Norcross House, Bagshot Road Mob : +44 468 436 459 Braknell 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:

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]

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

Company: ASELSAN Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 101 Mob : Yenimahalle Fax 1: +90 312 354 1679 06172 ANKARA Fax 2: +90 312 354 1302 TURKEY E-Mail Internet:

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]

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


Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : +49 171 2000 921 Fax 1: +33 4 9365 2817 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Bergmann; g=Ansgar

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]

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Name: BERNARD André Tel 1: +33 1 55 22 23 10

Company: FRANCE TELECOM MOBILES Tel 2:

Address: 45-47 Bd Romain Rolland Mob : +33 6 07 77 10 27 Fax 1: +33 1 55 22 23 23 92000 MONTROUGE Fax 2: FRANCE 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/LK/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:

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

Name: BLIKSRUD Petter Thomas Tel 1: +47 227 85506

Company: TELE MOBIL AS Tel 2:

Address: St. Olavs Plass Mob : +47 90 03 0506 PO Box 6701 Fax 1: +47 227 85500 0130 OSLO 1 Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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]

Name: BÖHME Michael Tel 1: +49 6151 83 7875

Company: DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG Tel 2:

Address: Dep. EK 15-6 Mob : PO Box 10 00 03 Fax 1: +49 6151 83 4407 64276 DARMSTADT Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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 7758

Company: LIBERTEL Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 5190 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: 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] and [email protected]

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

Company: KENWOOD CORPORATION Tel 2:

Address: Azure House , Bogshot Rd Mob : BRACKNELL Fax 1: +44 1 344 300 883 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 906 00144 ROMA Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

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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 E-Mail Internet:

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: 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 E-Mail Internet:

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: CHARBIT Gilles Tel 1: +44 1734 257 190

Company: NEC TECHNOLOGIES (UK) LTD Tel 2: +44 1734 654 507

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]

Name: CHARBONNIER Philippe Tel 1: +33 1 40 70 83 32

Company: SAGEM Tel 2:

Address: 4 rue du Petit Albi Mob : BP 8448 Fax 1: +33 1 40 70 84 35 95807 CERGY-PONTOISE CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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]

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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]

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]

X.400: c=FR;a=ATLAS;p=ALCANET;o=ALCATEL;s=courau;g=francois

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 RG14 1JX Fax 2: +44 1635 31127 UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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 E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: DARBY Michael Tel 1: +44 1256 864 216

Company: ERICSSON OMC LTD Tel 2:

Address: The Keytech Center, Ashwood Way Mob : Basingstoke Fax 1: +44 1256 864 307 HANTS RG23 8BG Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM 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]

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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]

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: DERJAVINA Vera Tel 1: +812 294 7659

Company: LONIIS Tel 2:

Address: MPT OF RUSSIA Mob : 11 Warshavskaya str. Fax 1: +7812 296 78 78 196 128 ST. PETERSBURG Fax 2: RUSSIA 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 97 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:

Address: 650 Route des Lucioles Mob : Fax 1: +33 4 9365 4716 06921 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Doig; g=Ian

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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 27705 200

Company: FEEI Tel 2:

Address: C/O SIEMENS AG Mob : +43 664 162 4383 Autokaderstrasse 29 Fax 1: +43 1 27705 202 1210 WIEN Fax 2: +43 1 27705 210 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/Larenseweg 50 Fax 1: +31 356 875 833 1200 BD HILVERSUM Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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

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

Address: Mob : +36 20 302 030 Vàci ut 37 _ 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 E-Mail Internet:

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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: +39 125 624 727 10015 IVREA (TO) Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet:

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]

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Name: FÄRBER Michael Tel 1: +49 89722 24935

Company: SIEMENS AG Tel 2:

Address: ÖN-MN P32 Mob : +49 171 33 40786 Hofmannstr.51/PO Box 700073 Fax 1: +49 89722 24450 81359 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY 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 E-Mail Internet:

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 4371 0382 2630 TAASTRUP Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

X.400: C=DK, A=DK400, P=TDM, O=TAASTRUP, S=AFO

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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]

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 E-Mail Internet:

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: GEORGOPOULOS Yiannis Tel 1: +30 1 6177563

Company: COSMOTE S.A. Tel 2:

Address: 56 Kifissias Avenue Mob : +30 94 69 43 14 Fax 1: +30 1 6177594 151 24 MAROUSSI Fax 2: GREECE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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]

Name: GRAETZ Ingeborg Tel 1: +49 89 722 31459


Address: PN M BT Mob : Hofmann St.51/PO box 700073 Fax 1: +49 89 722 47713 81359 MÜNCHEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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: GROTHUES Christoph Tel 1: +49 228 936 3240

Company: T-MOBIL Tel 2:

Address: Landgrabenweg 151 Mob : +49 251 171 200 5774 PO Box 300463 Fax 1: +49 228 936 1905 53227 BONN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet:

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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]

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: HARMJANZ Henning Tel 1: +49 2054 9519 14

Company: CETECOM GmbH Tel 2:

Address: IM Teelbruch 122 Mob : Fax 1: +49 2054 9519 13 45219 ESSEN Fax 2: GERMANY 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 E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

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: HEARNDEN Stephen Tel 1: +44 1 71 843 8653

Company: BT Tel 2:

Address: Angel Centre Mob : +44 860 312 055 403 St John Street Fax 1: +44 1 71 843 8992 LONDON EC1V 4PL Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM 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]

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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: HESSE Hans-Georg Tel 1: +49 211 17860 16

Company: UNIDEN DEUTSCHLAND GmbH Tel 2:

Address: KlosterStrasse 49 Mob : Fax 1: +49 211 17860 20 40211 DÜSSELDORF Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet:

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 70 71 88 90 28

Company: BT Tel 2:

Address: MLB 1 PP11 Mob : +44 802 599 722 Martlesham Heath Fax 1: +44 70 71 88 90 28 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 E-Mail Internet:

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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 E-Mail Internet:

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]

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

Company: TELIA MOBILE AB Tel 2:

Address: Mob : +46 70 582 2357 Rudsjöterrassenz 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 15

Company: CETECOM GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Im Teelbruch 122 Mob : Fax 1: +49 2054 9519 13 45219 ESSEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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 : 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]

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

Company: NETCOM GSM AS Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 239 Økern Mob : Fax 1: +47 22 88 94 94 0510 OSLO Fax 2: +47 22 65 23 77 NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: JOHNSTON Russell Tel 1: +44 1 737 789 038

Company: MAXON SYSTEMS INC LTD Tel 2:

Address: Maxon House, Honeycrock Lane Mob : +44 468 648 810 Salfords, Redhill Fax 1: +44 1 737 789 114 SURREY RH1 5JP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: JONES Gary K. Tel 1: +1 301 951 2524

Company: OMNIPOINT CORPORATION Tel 2:

Address: 3 Bethesd Metro Center Mob : +1 703 585 1409 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 31 338 8602

Company: SWISS TELECOM PTT Tel 2:

Address: MC111 Mob : +41 79 300 02 15 Victoriastrasse 21 Fax 1: +41 31 338 3662 3030 BERN Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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]

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Name: KALTENSCHNEE Thomas Tel 1: +411 62 889 5289

Company: ASCOM Tel 2:

Address: Hewerbepark Mob : Fax 1: +411 62 889 5290 5506 MAGENWIL Fax 2: SWITZERLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KANCK Rune Tel 1: +47 228 88851


Address: Mob : +47 920 25250 Po Box 239, Oekern Fax 1: +47 22 889494 0510 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY 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]

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Name: KELLIHER John Tel 1: +44 1973 994799

Company: ORANGE PCS LTD Tel 2:

Address: St. James Court, Great Park Road Mob : +44 973 994 799 ALMONDSBURY Fax 1: +44 181 265 6008 BRISTOL BS12 4QJ Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KIACZ Balàzs Tel 1: +36 1 280 6635

Company: HUNGARIAN TELECOMMUCATIONS CO. Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 2 Mob : +36 30 507 143 Fax 1: +36 1 280 7075 1456 BUDAPEST Fax 2: HUNGARY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: KLØVSTAD Ellen Tel 1:

Company: TELENOR MOBIL AS Tel 2:

Address: St. Olavs plass Mob : Fax 1: +47 22 36 01 67 0130 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet:

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

Company: LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES Tel 2:

Address: Mob : +49 172 8530 838 Medien Allee 6 Fax 1: +49 89 95086 155 85774 UNTER FOHRING Fax 2: GERMANY 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]

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Name: KSIEZNY Andrezej Tel 1: +48 2 658 5155

Company: NATIONAL RADIOCOMMUNICATION Tel 2: +48 2 658 5156

Address: AGENCY Mob : UL Kasprzaka 18/20 Fax 1: +48 3912 3022 01211 WARSZAWA Fax 2: +48 2 658 5155 POLAND E-Mail Internet:

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]

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

Company: CMG Tel 2:

Address: Postbus 8038 Mob : Nieuwekade 1 Fax 1: +31 30 233 9497 3503 UTRECH RA Fax 2: THE NETHERLANDS E-Mail Internet:

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: LAMBERG Mikko Tel 1: +358 9 6959 9252

Company: FINNET GROUP Tel 2:

Address: Tallberginkatu 2A Mob : +358 50 3131148 P.O. Box 969 Fax 1: +358 9 685 2480 00101 HELSINKI Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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: LARRSEN Lars Tel 1: +45 9986 2200

Company: CETELCO A/S Tel 2:

Address: Oester alle 6 Mob : +45 2015 9343 Fax 1: +45 9986 2201 9530 STOEVRING Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: LESKE John Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 78


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]

X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Leske; g=John

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: LINDHARDT Uffe 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]

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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: 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]

Name: LOMBARDI Lucy Tel 1: +39 6 390 09070

Company: TELECOM ITALIA MOBILE Tel 2:

Address: Largo Tassoni 323 Mob : +39 335 633 4851 Fax 1: +39 6 390 09263 00186 ROMA Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet:

Name: LOPATINE Serguei Tel 1: +7 812 2296 30 72

Company: LONIIS Tel 2:

Address: MPT OF RUSSIA Mob : 11 Warshavskaya str. Fax 1: +7 812 296 78 78 196128 ST. PETERSBURG Fax 2: RUSSIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MADSEN Henning Tel 1: +46 46 18 14 64

Company: ERICSSON MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS AB Tel 2:

Address: Mob : Fax 1: +46 46 18 12 94 22183 LUND Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: MADSEN Ole Tel 1: +45 96738000

Company: DANCALL TELECOM A/S Tel 2:

Address: Bransagervej 30 Mob : PO Box 106 Fax 1: +45 40530843 9490 PANDRUP Fax 2: DENMARK E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: MAHLER Roland Tel 1: +49 228 936 9410


Address: PO Box 300463 Mob : Fax 1: +49 228 936 9419 53184 BONN 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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: MASSY Christian Tel 1: +33 1 46 52 12 55

Company: ALCATEL Tel 2:

Address: Mob : 32 Avenue Kléber Fax 1: +33 1 46 52 80 42 92707 COLOMBE Fax 2: FRANCE 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: MEDEIROS Francisco Tel 1: +44 1 753 554 620

Company: NEC TECHNOLOGIES (UK) LTD Tel 2:

Address: 5 Bath Rd. Berkshire Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 753 554 214 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 E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

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: 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 E-Mail Internet:

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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]

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:

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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: MORAN John Tel 1: +353 1 269 5922

Company: MoU PERMANENT SECRETARIAT Tel 2: ext. 25

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

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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]

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 BERKS 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]

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Name: MOURAVIEV Vladimir Tel 1: +7 095 261 0259

Company: MINISTRY OF TELECOMMUNICATION RUSSIAN Tel 2:

Address: 16, Kazakova Str. Mob : Fax 1: +7 095 261 0090 103064 MOSCOW Fax 2: RUSSIA E-Mail Internet:

Name: MÜNNING Dirk Tel 1: +49 228 700 4050

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 4057 53227 BONN Fax 2: +33 4 9365 2817 GERMANY E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

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


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]

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Name: NIELSEN Henning Bjarke Tel 1: +49 89 7488 0512

Company: SONY IPCE - M Tel 2:

Address: Boschetsriederstrasse 67 - 69 Mob : +49 172 839 2670 Fax 1: +49 89 7488 0510 81379 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: 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]

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Name: PERNICE Frieder Tel 1: +49 228 936 1200

Company: DeTeMobil GmbH Tel 2:

Address: OberkasselerStr.2 Mob : +49 171 2000 866 PO Box 300463 Fax 1: +49 228 936 1205 53184 BONN 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 Fredrick Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 62

Company: ETSI/PT 12 Tel 2:

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

Name: PHILLIPS John Tel 1: +44 1 279 402 139

Company: NORTEL LTD Tel 2:

Address: London Rd Mob : Fax 1: +44 1 279 402 100 HARLOW CM17 9NA Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM 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 E-Mail Internet:

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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: PILLEKAMP Klaus-D. Tel 1: +49 2871 91 2621


Address: PN KE T121 Mob : Kaiser-Wilhelm-Str. 56 Fax 1: +49 2871 913387 46393 BOCHOLT Fax 2: GERMANY 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 E-Mail Internet:

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 E-Mail Internet:

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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]

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 88 500 032 SOPHIA 1000 Fax 2: 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]

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Name: REICHL Wolfgang Tel 1: +43 1 797 8028

Company: OEFEG / AUSTRIA Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 147 Mob : +43 664 200 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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: RICHARD Alain Tel 1: +33 1 46 52 44 09

Company: ALCATEL Tel 2:

Address: Mob : 5, rue Noel Pons Fax 1: +33 1 46 52 45 96 92734 NANTERRE Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RICHARDS Derek Tel 1: +44 1793 883 298


Address: Optimus Mob : Windmill Hill - Business Park Fax 1: +44 1793 88 3232 SWINDON, WILTSHIRE SN5 6PP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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 E-Mail Internet:

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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: ROAN Brian E. Tel 1: +1 214 257 9839

Company: NOKIA MOBILE PHONES Tel 2:

Address: 2300 Valley View Lane, Suite 100 Mob : +1 817 925 1584 Irving Fax 1: +1 214 257 9849 TEXAS 75062 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: RODRIGUEZ Carole Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4262



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Name: ROMUNEN Jukka Tel 1: +358 10 505 5462


Address: Mob : +358 40556 5929 PO BOX 86 Fax 1: +358 10 505 4600 24101 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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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]

Name: ROTH Wolfgang Tel 1: +49 228 936 3332


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: RUISMÄKI Rauno Tel 1: +358 9 6966 877

Company: TELECOM ADM. CENTRE Tel 2:

Address: PO Box 53 Mob : +358 50 1825 Fax 1: +358 9 6966 811 00211 HELSINKI Fax 2: FINLAND 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]

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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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: SAMUKIC Antun Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 43 52

Company: ETSI/PT UMTS Tel 2:

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]

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Name: SANDEGREN Gunnar Tel 1: +46 8 757 2507

Company: ERICSSON RADIO SYSTEMS AB Tel 2:

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]

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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: SANDERS Michael Tel 1: +33 4 92 94 42 90



X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Sanders; g=Michael

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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: SCHAEFER Detlef Tel 1: +49 30 386 23518

Company: SIEMENS CTE Tel 2:

Address: Siemens Communication Test Mob : +49 1 71 3057748 Equipment GmbH Department Marketing M3 Fax 1: +49 30 3862 2524 13623 BERLIN Fax 2: GERMANY 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: SCHLACHTER Raymond Tel 1: +49 6221 989 152

Company: EURESCOM GmbH Tel 2:

Address: Schloss Wolfsbrunnenweg 35 Mob : Fax 1: +49 6221 989 209 69118 HEIDELBERG 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: 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: SENGUPTA Jay Tel 1: +44 171 728 1114

Company: INMARSAT Tel 2:

Address: 99 City Road Mob : Fax 1: +44 171 728 1702 LONDON EC1Y 1AX Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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: 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: SKOFTELAND Finn Gustav Tel 1: +47 22888155


Address: Ulvenveien 75 A Mob : +47 920 22257 PO Box 239 Okern Fax 1: +47 921 72257 0510 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY 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 : Fax 1: +49 201 12 20382 45128 ESSEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

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Name: SULTAN Alain Tel 1: +33 1 45 29 61 01


Address: CNET/DMR/SCM Mob : 38-40 rue du Général Leclerc Fax 1: +33 1 45 29 43 99 92794 ISSY MOULINEAUX CEDEX 9 Fax 2: FRANCE E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SULTAN Mohamed Tel 1: +44 1 473 626 990

Company: TELETREK LTD Tel 2:

Address: 5 Heathfield Mob : Martlesham Heath Fax 1: +44 4 473 621 788 IPSWICH IP5 7UB Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: SUNDBORG Jonas Tel 1: +46 8 404 8035

Company: ERICSSON RADIO SYSTEMS AB Tel 2: Mobile Fax: +46 70 6

Address: ERA/LB Mob : +46 70 6748035 Fax 1: +46 8 404 8040 164 80 STOCKHOLM Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: TALLERAAS Olaug Tel 1:


Address: St. Olavs plass Mob : Fax 1: +47 22 36 01 67 0130 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet:

Name: TALLERAAS Sigrid Tel 1: +47 22 78 52 86


Address: St. Olavs plass Mob : +47 900 19970 Fax 1: +47 22 36 01 67 0130 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet:

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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]

Name: THOMAS Rémi Tel 1: +33 1 4529 6407


Address: CNET/PAB/SRM/SSM 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]

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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: 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: TOLVANEN Mika Tel 1: +358 10 505 4834


Address: PO Box 86 Mob : Fax 1: +358 10 505 4544 24101 SALO Fax 2: FINLAND 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 1 923 224 538 WATFORD WD1 3DP Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM E-Mail Internet:

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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: +1 901 759 5155

Company: CELCORE Tel 2:

Address: 8001 Centerview Parkway, Suite 201 Mob : Memphis Fax 1: +1 901 759 5177 TENNESSEE 38018 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: +39 11 228 6214

Company: CSELT Tel 2:

Address: Via G. Reiss Romoli 274 Mob : Fax 1: +39 11 228 6207 10148 TORINO Fax 2: ITALY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

52

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]

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: 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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: VALME Niclas Tel 1: +46 8 707 4663


Address: Mob : +46 705884663 Ruelsjöterrassen 2 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 55001 MAINZ Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

53

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/PT12 Tel 2: +33 4 9294 4266


X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=VanderArend; g=Peter

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: VASS Robert Tel 1: +46 46 193720

Company: ERICSSON Tel 2:

Address: ERICSSON MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS Mob : +46 705 507023 Fax 1: +4646 193810 221 83 LUND Fax 2: SWEDEN E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

54

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 E-Mail Internet:

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]

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: VOLL Liv Oddrun Tel 1: +47 22 82 48 69

Company: TELECOMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY Tel 2:

Address: PO 447 Mob : Fax 1: +47 22 82 48 90 0104 OSLO Fax 2: NORWAY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

55

Name: VOSTERS Jean Tel 1: +32 3 240 7541

Company: ALCATEL BELL TELEPHONE Tel 2:

Address: 1, Pl. Francis Wellesplein Mob : Fax 1: +32 3 240 9916 2018 ANTWERPEN Fax 2: BELGIUM E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WALKER Michael Tel 1: +44 1 635 503 886

Company: VODAFONE LTD Tel 2:

Address: The Courtyard, 2-4 London Road Mob : +44 385 277 687 NEWBURY Fax 1: +44 1 635 31127 BERKS RG14 1JX Fax 2: UNITED KINGDOM 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 901 International Fax 1: +1 972 257 9988 IRVING, TEXAS 75091 Fax 2: UNITED STATES E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

Name: WALTER Knut Erik Tel 1: +47 2278 5525


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 E-Mail Internet:

56

Name: WATSON Andrew W.D. Tel 1: +44 1 793 565 172

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


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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: WIEBKE Thomas Tel 1: +49 6103 766 161

Company: PANASONIC DEUTSCHLAND Tel 2:

Address: Monzastr. 4c Mob : Fax 1: +49 61031 766 166 63225 LANGEN Fax 2: GERMANY E-Mail Internet: [email protected]

57

Name: WIEDERMANN Werner Tel 1: +43 1 33161 6000

Company: MOBILKOM AUSTRIA AG Tel 2:

Address: Mob : Treustrasse 43 Fax 1: +43 1 33161 6009 1200 WIEN Fax 2: AUSTRIA E-Mail Internet: [email protected] Name: WIENER Anthony Tel 1: +44 1 81 214 2290

Company: ONE-2-ONE Tel 2:

Address: Imperial Place, Maxwell Rd. Mob : 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


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: 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]

58

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 E-Mail Internet:

Name: WURFFEL Emmanuelle Tel 1: +33 4 9294 4266



X.400: c=FR; a=ATLAS; p=ETSI; s=Wurffel; g=Emmanuelle

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]

ETSI TC SMG TDoc SMG 563/97 Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9 - 13 June 1997 Source : PT SMG

2nd DRAFT Status List of CHANGE REQUESTS presented to

SMG#22 Introduction : This following list contains the current status (* at the time of printing) of all Change Requests, that were presented to SMG#22. The statistics (see below) is based on that ist. New specifications that were submitted for approval are also listed for completeness.

Status_new_Specs

TDoc SPEC PHAS SUBJECT STATUS NEW_VE SOURC

360/97 03.64 2+ GSM 03.64 GPRS Stage 2 Radio approved SMG2

359/97 03.60 2+ GSM 03.60 GPRS Stage 2 approved SMG3 S

410/97 03.54 2+ Shared Interworking Function stage 2 approved SMG4

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List of all CRs presented to SMG#22 STC PostponedApproved RejectedRevised Withdrawn

1SMG2+ 19Ph

UMTS 1Ph

2 2Ph

2SMG2 9Ph

2+ 15Ph

3SMG2 9Ph 1

2+ 57Ph 1

R97 13Ph

4SMGR97 7Ph

2+ 29Ph

6SMG2+ 1Ph

2 4Ph

7SMG2 51Ph

2+ 38Ph

8SMG2 3Ph

9SMG2 1Ph

2+ 13Ph 1

R97 1Ph

10SMG2 2Ph

2+ 2Ph

11SMG

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2+ 5Ph 1

2 1Ph

1273All SMG 278 4

Spec CR rev Phase Cat SUBJECT TDoc Status NEW_VERS

02.02 Bearer Services (BS) Supported by a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN)A004 2+ F HSCSD use of multiple TS in alternate & followed by services 305/97 approved’strategic’

02.03 Teleservices Supported by a GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN)A004 2+ F HSCSD use of multiple TS for Fax & alt speech/fax service 305/97 approved’strategic’

02.04 General on Supplementary ServicesA015 1 2+ D VGCS and VBS applicability to SSs 307/97 approvedA016 2+ B SS CCBS: Differentiation between CCBS service & CCBS request in s 301/97 approved’strategic’

A017 1 2+ D eMLPP applicability 307/97 approved

02.06 Types of Mobile Stations (MS)A003 2 B Allowed Speech Codec Configuration in the MS 311/97 approved

02.07 Mobile Station (MS) FeaturesA011 2+ A FDN Spec addresses wildcard implementation 304/97 approved’strategic’

A012 4 2 C Introduction of a mandatory Ciphering Indicator 507/97 approved 4.8.0’strategic’

A013 2 F FDN Clarify spec and address wildcard implementation 304/97 approved’strategic’

A014 4 2+ C Introduction of a mandatory Ciphering Indicator 507/97 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

02.09 Security AspectsA003 4 2 C Correction of User data confidentiality feature 507/97 approved 4.4.0’strategic’

A004 4 2+ C Correction of User data confidentiality feature 507/97 approved 5.1.0’strategic’

02.30 Man-machine interface (MMI) of the Mobile Station (MS)A016 2+ D SS CCBS: Call Xfer is changed to ECT, remove CC on No Reply 301/97 approvedA017 2+ B MSP Service Registration and Profile selection for MO activities. Prop 306/97 approved 5.5.0’strategic’

02.34A007 2+ B WI 14.4 kbit/s user data 454/97 approved’strategic’

02.67 Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption Service (eMLPP) - Stage 1A009 2+ D Interaction with other GSM Services 307/97 approved

02.68 Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) - Stage 1A007 1 2+ D Interaction with other GSM Services 307/97 approved

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02.69 Voice Broadcast Service (VBS) - Stage 1A008 1 2+ D Interaction with other GSM Services 307/97 approved

02.78A011 2+ D Camel Phase 1 on Time and Location 313/97 approved 5.2.0A012 2+ C Camel Phase 1 Called digits * and # to be transported to CSE 303/97 approved 5.2.0’strategic’

02.93 Completion of Calls to Busy Subcriber (CCBS) Service Description - Stage 1A009 2+ C SS CCBS: Separates data handling from individual CCBS requests. 301/97 approved’strategic’

A010 2+ C SS CCBS: Address potential race cndts winteraction w BAIC, BIC-RO 301/97 approved’strategic’

A011 2+ C SS CCBS: Removal of priorities in queues 301/97 approved’strategic’

A012 2+ C SS CCBS: Remove possibility to de-activate an individual CCBS reque 301/97 approved’strategic’

02.97A002 2+ C MSP Revision of Stage 1 description in line with service principles and 306/97 approved’strategic’

03.09A006 1 2+ F Circuit Allocation by the BSS 426/97 approved’strategic’

03.10 GSM Public Land mobile Network (PLMN) Connection typesA005 2+ B Introduction of 14.4 kbit/s 456/97 approved’strategic’

03.18A001 2 2+ D Corrections of editorial errors 378/97 approvedA002 2+ D Setting of Location number 378/97 approvedA005 2+ B Introduction of Data Missing error for Provide Subscriber Info 378/97 approvedA006 2+ B Introduction of System Failure negative response for PSI 378/97 approved

03.22 Functions Related to Mobile Station (MS)in Idle ModeA014 3 2+ F Corrections and editorial updates for cell change procedures in group r 421/97 approved

03.26A001 1 2 B Amendment for multiband Operation (common BCCH for the different 427/97 approved’strategic’

A002 1 2+ A Amendment for multiband Operation (common BCCH for the different 427/97 approved’strategic’

03.38 Alphabet and Language Specific Information for GSMA013 2+ F Editorial 413/97 approvedA014 2+ B Codings for further European languages 413/97 approved

03.40 Technical Realization of the Short Message Service (SMS) Point -to-point(PP)A053 2+ F Concatenation of UCS2 413/97 approvedA054 2+ B SIM application Toolkit, sent to SMG9 as LS 413/97 approved

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A055 R97 B SMS control characters 413/97 approvedA056 2+ B SMS validity period 413/97 approvedA057 R97 B Source Indicator in User Data Header 413/97 approvedA058 R97 B Status report PDU Enhancements 413/97 approvedA059 R97 B User Data Header 413/97 approved

03.41 Technical Realization of the Short Message Service Cell Broadcast (SMSCB)A033 2+ F Cell list coding 414/97 approvedA034 2+ F Use of restart indication 414/97 approvedA035 2+ C Use of Set-DRX 414/97 approved

03.42A001 2+ F Clarification and editorial 414/97 approved

03.45 Technical Realization of Facsimile Group 3 Service - transparentA003 1 2+ B Introduction of 14.4 kbit/s 460/97 approved’strategic’

A004 1 2+ C Corrections and Alignments HSCSD 412/97 approved’strategic’

03.49 Example Protocol Stacs for Interconnecting Cell Broadcast Centre (CBC) and Base Station Controler (BSC)A015 2+ F Cell list coding 414/97 approvedA016 2+ F Correction of ASN.1 414/97 approvedA017 2+ F Use of Set-DRX 414/97 approved

03.78A001 1 2+ C CallingPartyNumber in Connect 377/97 approved 5.1.0A002 1 2+ C MSC Id for Call Reference Number 377/97 approved 5.1.0’strategic’

A004 1 2+ C Introduction of value ’not Provided from VLR" in subscriber state 377/97 approvedA005 1 2+ D Setting of Location Number 377/97 approvedA006 1 2+ D Clarification on handling of Connect and Continue operations 377/97 approvedA007 2+ C Change to CAMEL phase 1 regarding * and # in Called Party Number 303/97 approved 5.1.0’strategic’

03.79A001 1 2+ F Editorial alignment of interrogation types 373/97 approvedA002 1 2+ D Conditional parameters in Send Routing Info ack message 373/97 approved

04.03 Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS - BSS) Interface Channel Structures and Access Capabilities.A004 2+ F 14.4kbps data service 425/97 approved’strategic’

04.08 Mobile Radio Interface Layer 3 SpecificationA196 1 2+ F Deletion of Notification Type 2 424/97 approvedA202 1 2+ F Clarification of the usage of Priority level IE 421/97 approvedA203 1 2+ F Correction of Channel mode modify acknowledge message description 421/97 approved

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A204 2 2 F Handling of classmark information at band change 428/97 approved’strategic’

A205 1 2+ F ASCI MS never knows the Group call area 424/97 approvedA207 1 2+ A Handling of classmark information at band change 428/97 approved’strategic’

A208 2 2+ F Interpretation of Bearer Capability by an old network 422/97 approved’strategic’

A209 2+ F Inconsistency between v5.5 and 4.17 421/97 approvedA210 1 2 F Coding of classmark information for multiband mobiles 422/97 approved’strategic’

A211 2 B Introduction of EFR in GSM phase 2 specifications 429/97 withdrawn’strategic’

A212 2 B Introduction of EFR in GSM phase 2 specifications 429/97 approved’strategic’

A213 2+ F Deletion of code points for 7.2 service 425/97 approved’strategic’

A214 2+ A Coding of classmark information for multiband mobiles 422/97 approved’strategic’

04.21 Rate Adaption on the Mobile Station - Base Station System (MS-BSS) Interface.A006 4 2+ F Corrections and improvements for 14.4 kbit/s 411/97 approved’strategic’

A007 2+ F Clarification to HSCSD 412/97 approved’strategic’

04.22 Radio Link Protocol (RLP) for Data and Telematic services on the (MS-BSS) Interface and the Base Station SystA008 3 2+ F 14.4 kbit/s corrections and alignments 411/97 approved’strategic’

A010 2+ C Modification of RLP for HSCSD 412/97 approved

05.01A009 2+ F Clarification of the frequency definition text in section 9 436/97 approved

05.02 Multiplexing and Multiple Access on the Radio Path.A015 2 F Correction to errors in example figure of TDMA mapping for control 438/97 approvedA016 2+ F Correction to errors in example figure of TDMA mapping for control 438/97 approvedA017 2+ F Mapping of BCCH data 438/97 approvedA018 2+ C NCH only to be sent on TS 0 438/97 approved

05.03 Channel CodingA012 2 A Inclusion of EFR in phase 2 433/97 approved

05.05 Radio Transmission and Reception.A038 2 F MS residual output power between active bursts 435/97 approvedA039 2+ A MS residual output power between active bursts 435/97 approvedA040 2+ F Clarification of the frequency definition text in section 2 435/97 approvedA041 1 2+ F Relaxation for GSM-R 435/97 approvedA044 2+ B MS receiver performance with frequency hopping and downlink power 435/97 approvedA047 2+ D Editorial redrafting of section 4.2.1 435/97 approvedA049 2+ A Alignment of erroneous frame indication performance with phase 2 435/97 approvedA050 2 A Inclusion of EFR in phase 2 433/97 approvedA053 1 2 C Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS 513/97 approved’strategic’

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A055 2+ C Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS 513/97 approved’strategic’

05.08 Radio Subsystem Link ControlA033 2 F Correction of error in wording 437/97 approvedA034 2+ F Correction of error in wording 437/97 approvedA035 2 F Amendment for multiband operation (common BCCH for the different 437/97 approvedA036 2+ A Amendment for multiband operation (common BCCH for the different 437/97 approved

06.06A002 2+ D UAP 60 430/97 withdrawn

06.07 European Digital Cellular Telecommunications Systems Half Rate Speech - Part 8: Test Sequence for GSM Half RatA003 2 B Half Rate Transcoder Testing with 8 bit Test Sequences 325/97 approved

06.20A001 2+ D UAP 60 430/97 approved

06.22A001 2+ D UAP 60 430/97 approved

06.41A001 2+ D UAP 60 430/97 approved

06.42A001 2+ D UAP 60 430/97 approved

06.54A001 2+ B Enhance Full Rate Transcoder Testing with 8 bit Test Sequences 325/97 approved

07.01 General on Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Mobile Stations (MS)A021 2+ B Provide interworking at higher rates than 28.8 kbit/s (as 33.6 kbit/s). 411/97 approvedA022 2+ B Correction 14.4 and synchronization 411/97 approved’strategic’

A023 2+ C Initial synchronization for HSCSD 417/97 information’strategic’

07.02 Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Services Using Asynchronous Bearer CapabilitiesA008 2+ D Editorial correction 411/97 approvedA009 2+ B Corrections and improvements for 14.4 kbit/s 411/97 approved

07.03 Terminal Adaptation Functions (TAF) for Services Using Synchronous Bearer Capabilities.A007 2+ B Corrections and improvements for 14.4 kbit/s 411/97 approved’strategic’

07.05 Use of Data Terminal Equipment - Data Circuit Terminating Equipment (DTE-DCE) Interface for Short Message SerA034 2+ F Editorial corrections 415/97 approvedA035 R97 B More messages to send 415/97 approved

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07.07A032 R97 B IrDA Telecom spec requirements 415/97 approvedA033 2+ F Facility lock enhancements 415/97 approvedA034 2+ F Editorial corrections 415/97 approvedA035 R97 B Modification of AT+CAOC 536/97 approved

08.08 Mobile Switching Centre - Base Station system (MSC-BSS) Interface Layer 3 SpecificationA060 6 2+ F Circuit Allocation by the BSS, blocking aspects 426/97 approved’strategic’

A069 4 R97 B External Handover prior to encrpytion 423/97 approvedA071 1 2+ F Circuit Allocation by the BSS, unequipped circuit allocation 426/97 approved’strategic’

A072 2 2+ F CR to 08.08 A072r1 on Removal of redundant procedure 424/97 approvedA076 1 2+ F Figures for allocation of circuits by BSC 426/97 approved’strategic’

A077 2+ B WI 14.4 kbit/s user data 458/97 approved’strategic’

A078 1 2+ F Correction of channel type code points 544/97 approved’strategic’

08.20 Rate Adaptation on the Base Station System - Mobile Service Switching Centre (BSS-MSC) Interface.A003 2 2+ B WI 14.4 kbit/s user data 457/97 approved’strategic’

08.58A020 1 R97 B Multislot support 423/97 approvedA021 2+ C Deletion of 7.4 channel coding 425/97 approved’strategic’

08.60 Inband Control of Remote Transcoders and Rate Adaptors.A004 2 C Provide an option to handle missing data in case of full rate in the same 434/97 approvedA004 2 C Provide an option to handle missing data in case of full rate in the same 434/97 approvedA005 2+ C Provide an option to handle missing data in case of full rate in the same 434/97 approvedA006 2+ B Introduction of 14.5 Kbit/s channel coding 434/97 approvedA007 2+ B WI 14.4 kbit/s user data 459/97 withdrawn’strategic’

09.02 Mobile Application Part ( MAP) SpecificationA072 2 2+ F Handling of Unknown Operation 376/97 approvedA073 1 2+ D Editorial clarification of handling of parameters for optional features 376/97 approvedA074 2+ F Any Time Interrogation process description in HLR 376/97 approved 5.6.0A075 1 2+ F Alignment with CAMEL specs. 03.78 and 09.78 376/97 approved 5.6.0A076 1 2 F Clarify handling of result of ReportSMDeliveryStatus 379/97 approved’strategic’

A077 2+ F Transmission of gsmSCF-Address to HLR 376/97 approvedA078 2+ F New Maximum value for Age of Loc. Info 376/97 approved 5.6.0A079 1 2+ D Editorial correction of AC table 376/97 approvedA080 2+ F Using TC-Relsult-NL to segment the SRI-ACK 376/97 approvedA081 2 2+ F Deletion of errors in PSI 376/97 approved

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A082 2 2+ F Modifications due to SMS inconsistencies with GSM 03.40 379/97 approved’strategic’

A083 1 2+ A Clarify handling of result of ReportSMDeliveryStatus 379/97 approved’strategic’

A085 2+ D SCCP addressing for MAP 376/97 approvedA086 2+ D Correction of editing error 376/97 approvedA087 R97 B Allocation of an SS-code for the Calling Name Presentation SS. 372/97 approved’strategic’

A089 R97 D Correction of references 376/97 postponed

09.07 General Requirements on Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) and the Intergrated ServiceA028 2+ B WI 14.4 kbit/s user data 455/97 approved’strategic’

A029 2+ C Initial synchronization for HSCSD 417/97 information’strategic’

09.12 Application of ISUP Version 2 for the ISDN-PLMN (GSM)SignallingA001 2 D Handling of ACM 375/97 approved’strategic’

A003 3 2 F Handling of number parameters related to supplementary services 383/97 approved’strategic’

09.78A001 1 2+ C CallingPartyNumber in Connect 374/97 approved 5.1.0A002 1 2+ F Description of Connect message 374/97 approved 5.1.0A003 2+ C MSC Id for Call Reference Number 374/97 approved 5.1.0A004 1 2+ F Coding of ISUP_ACM message 374/97 approved 5.1.0A005 2+ F Use of SSN for inter-plmn signalling 374/97 approved 5.1.0A006 2+ F Correction of references 374/97 approved 5.1.0A007 2+ F Range constants for address strings 374/97 approved 5.1.0A008 2+ C Mapping of CAP Generic Number to ISUP. 374/97 approved 5.1.0A009 1 2+ F Alignment of text in two sections 374/97 approved 5.1.0A010 2+ D SCCP addressing for CAP 374/97 approved 5.1.0A011 2+ C Change to CAMEL phase 1 regarding * and # in Called Party Number 303/97 approved’strategic’

09.90 Interworking between Phase 1 Infrastructure and Phase 2 Mobile Stations (MS).A007 2+ B RP ACK Data Unit 423/97 approvedA008 2 F Inclusion of Keypad facility element in Start DTMF Acknowledge mes 422/97 approved’strategic’

A009 2 B Introduction of EFR in GSM phase 2 specifications 429/97 approved’strategic’

11.11A042 R97 B Extended language preference 356/97 approved 5.5.0A043 1 2 F Clarification of electrical/mechanical SIM/ME interface 356/97 approved 4.19.0A044 1 2+ A Clarification of electrical/mechanical SIM/ME interface 356/97 approved 5.5.0A045 2+ D Security procedures for 2nd level; DFs located under DF GSM 356/97 approved 5.5.0A047 2+ F Number of bytes returned after a SELECT command 356/97 approved 5.5.0A048 2+ D Editorial corrections regarding serivce table and "radio interface" 356/97 approved 5.5.0

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A049 2+ F Update Access condition of EFDCK (to align 11.11 with GSM 02.22) 356/97 approved 5.5.0

11.14 SIM Application ToolkitA010 2+ F General Result values : interpretation 357/97 approved 5.4.0A011 1 2+ D Clarifications to the description of the DISPLAY TEXT command 357/97 approved 5.4.0A012 1 2+ D Correction of some simple TLV data objects (byte & length indicator) 357/97 approved 5.4.0A014 1 2+ D Clarification of ME and SIM toolkit app actions during REFRESH 357/97 approved 5.4.0A015 1 2+ F Set Up Menu command without Item Data Object 357/97 approved 5.4.0A016 2+ F Call control, corrections and editorial clarifications 357/97 approved 5.4.0A017 2+ C Call Control : call set-up,SS and USSD operation 357/97 approved 5.4.0’strategic’

A018 2+ F Call control,USSD operations 357/97 approved 5.4.0A019 2+ C Call Control : call set-up and SS operation. 357/97 withdrawn 5.4.0’strategic’

11.21 GSM Radio Aspects Base Station System Equipment SpecificationA041 2 F Deletion of TU3 and TU1.5 tests 348/97 approved 4.8.0A049 2 B Definition of R-GSM band and the associated RF-parameters 349/97 approved’strategic’

11.23 GSM Signalling Aspects Base Station System equipment SpecificationA011 2 F Addition of LPDm test on the Um interface 350/97 approved 4.7.0

1110-1 Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement Proforma SpecificationA187 2 B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ emergency call 97-328 approved 4.19.0A187 2+ B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ emergency call 97-328 approved 5.2.0A188 2 B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ structured procedures/MS terminated ca 97-328 approved 4.19.0A188 2+ B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ structured procedures/MS terminated ca 97-328 approved 5.2.0A189 2 B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ structured procedures/MS originated cal 97-328 approved 4.19.0A189 2+ B Enhanced Full rate Signalling/ structured procedures/MS originated cal 97-328 approved 5.2.0A190 2 B Coding of the bearer capability IE when Enhanced Full rate is supporte 97-328 approved 4.19.0A190 2+ B Coding of the bearer capability IE when Enhanced Full rate is supporte 97-328 approved 5.2.0A191 2 D MS residual output power between active bursts 97-334 approved 4.19.0A192 2+ D MS residual output power between active bursts 97-334 approved 5.2.0A193 2 F Tolerances of timing advance 97-331 approved 4.19.0A193 2+ F Tolerances of timing advance 97-331 approved 5.2.0A194 2 F DISC/UA exchange in Test 26.7.4.3.3 97-330 approved 4.19.0A194 2+ F DISC/UA exchange in Test 26.7.4.3.3 97-330 approved 5.2.0A195 2 F Progress indicator in 26.5.7.3 97-332 approved 4.19.0A195 2+ F Progress indicator in 26.5.7.3 97-332 approved 5.2.0A196 2 F Incorrect delays in 26.2.4 procedure 6 97-332 approved 4.19.0A196 2+ F Incorrect delays in 26.2.4 procedure 6 97-332 approved 5.2.0A197 2 F Correction on tests with Modem Type V.21 97-334 approved 4.19.0

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A197 2+ F Correction on tests with Modem Type V.21 97-334 approved 5.2.0A198 2 F Accidental possible expiry of T3240: especially in 26.6.8.4 and 26.6.4. 97-331 approved 4.19.0A198 2+ F Accidental possible expiry of T3240: especially in 26.6.8.4 and 26.6.4. 97-331 approved 5.2.0A199 2 F Timing requirements in 20.10 and 20.15 97-334 approved 4.19.0A199 2+ F Timing requirements in 20.10 and 20.15 97-334 approved 5.2.0A200 2 F Section 26.11.5.1 - expected sequence shows "late" rather than "early a 97-332 approved 4.19.0A200 2+ F Section 26.11.5.1 - expected sequence shows "late" rather than "early a 97-332 approved 5.2.0A201 2 F Introduction of section 34.2.9 „Multiple SMS mobile originated“ 97-334 approved 4.19.0A201 2+ F Introduction of section 34.2.9 „Multiple SMS mobile originated“ 97-334 approved 5.2.0A202 2 F 26.7.4.3.1 - Clarification, and correction to make old cell available in d 97-330 approved 4.19.0A202 2+ F 26.7.4.3.1 - Clarification, and correction to make old cell available in d 97-330 approved 5.2.0A203 2 F Ambient Noise Rejection 97-334 approved 4.19.0A203 2+ F Ambient Noise Rejection 97-334 approved 5.2.0A204 2 F Clarification of action on expiry of T3210 in 26.7.4.3.2 and 26.7.4.3.3 97-330 approved 4.19.0A204 2+ F Clarification of action on expiry of T3210 in 26.7.4.3.2 and 26.7.4.3.3 97-330 approved 5.2.0A205 2 F Attempt counter reset 97-330 approved 4.19.0A205 2+ F Attempt counter reset 97-330 approved 5.2.0A206 2 B EFR tests for phase 2 97-328 approved 4.19.0A208 2 B EFR CR for sections 0 to 10 97-329 approved 4.19.0A208 2+ B EFR CR for sections 0 to 10 97-329 approved 5.2.0A209 2 B EFR CR to 26.9 97-329 approved 4.19.0A209 2+ B EFR CR to 26.9 97-329 approved 5.2.0A210 2 B EFR phase 2 CR to 26.10 97-329 approved 4.19.0A210 2+ B EFR phase 2 CR to 26.10 97-329 approved 5.2.0A211 2 B EFR CR for section 26.6 97-329 approved 4.19.0A211 2+ B EFR CR for section 26.6 97-329 approved 5.2.0A212 2 F DISC / UA exchange in test 26.5.5.2.3 97-332 approved 4.19.0A212 2+ F DISC / UA exchange in test 26.5.5.2.3 97-332 approved 5.2.0A213 2 F 26.6.4.1 - Timing requirements after ASSIGNMENT COMMAND 97-331 approved 4.19.0A213 2+ F 26.6.4.1 - Timing requirements after ASSIGNMENT COMMAND 97-331 approved 5.2.0A214 2 C SIM/ME Interface: 3V/5V Switching 97-333 approved 4.19.0A214 2+ C SIM/ME Interface: 3V/5V Switching 97-333 approved 5.2.0A215 2 F SIM simulator functional requirements - voltage measurement uncertai 97-333 approved 4.19.0A215 2+ F SIM simulator functional requirements - voltage measurement uncertai 97-333 approved 5.2.0A216 2 B SIM/ME Interface: Transmission Speed Enhancement 97-333 approved 5.2.0A216 2+ B SIM/ME Interface: Transmission Speed Enhancement 97-333 approved 5.2.0A217 2 B Fixed Number Dialling 97-333 approved 5.2.0A217 2+ B Fixed Number Dialling 97-333 approved 5.2.0

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A218 2 F Channel Mode IE needed to assign an appropriate channel 97-331 approved 4.19.0A218 2+ F Channel Mode IE needed to assign an appropriate channel 97-331 approved 5.2.0A219 2 F Section 26.6.11.1 Classmark Change Procedure 97-332 approved 4.19.0A219 2+ F Section 26.6.11.1 Classmark Change Procedure 97-332 approved 5.2.0A220 2 F Errors in the Multiband default message contents 97-332 approved 4.19.0A220 2+ F Errors in the Multiband default message contents 97-332 approved 5.2.0A221 2 F Section 13.4 - Bandwidth of reference measurements 97-334 approved 4.19.0A221 2+ F Section 13.4 - Bandwidth of reference measurements 97-334 approved 5.2.0A222 2 F Section 13.4 Table 13-7, DCS1800 values for offests >= 6000 kHz 97-334 approved 4.19.0A222 2+ F Section 13.4 Table 13-7, DCS1800 values for offests >= 6000 kHz 97-334 approved 5.2.0A223 2 F Section 21.3 - Superfluous steps g) and h), and editorials 97-334 approved 4.19.0A223 2+ F Section 21.3 - Superfluous steps g) and h), and editorials 97-334 approved 5.2.0A224 2 F Timing requirement in section 26.7.4.3.2.3 step 88 97-330 approved 4.19.0A224 2+ F Timing requirement in section 26.7.4.3.2.3 step 88 97-330 approved 5.2.0A225 2 F Sections 32.11.5 and 32.12.5 - time difference "Dt" in requirement 2) 97-334 approved 4.19.0A225 2+ F Sections 32.11.5 and 32.12.5 - time difference "Dt" in requirement 2) 97-334 approved 5.2.0A226 2 F Section 20.3 - wait time in step i) 97-334 approved 4.19.0A226 2+ F Section 20.3 - wait time in step i) 97-334 approved 5.2.0A227 2 F Section 26.11.3.1.1 - Location updating / accepted - delete expected se 97-332 approved 4.19.0A227 2+ F Section 26.11.3.1.1 - Location updating / accepted - delete expected se 97-332 approved 5.2.0

1110-3 Layer3 (L3) Abstract Test Suite (ATS)250 2 F Change of BCC & starting time in TC_26_6_13 97-336 approved 4.19.0251 2 F Correction in TC_26_8_1_2_1_1 97-336 approved 4.19.0252 2 F Corrections of constraints in TC_31_2_ test subgroup 97-336 approved 4.19.0253 2 F Corrections of ’immediate connect’ for MT early assignment 97-336 approved 4.19.0254 2 F Corrections in TC_26_7_3_2 97-336 approved 4.19.0255 2 F Corrections of syntax & semantic errors in ATS 97-336 approved 4.19.0256 2 F Corrections in TC_34_2_1 97-336 approved 4.19.0257 2 F Corrections in TC_26_7_4_6 97-336 approved 4.19.0258 2 F Corrections in Frql_20_B9d 97-336 approved 4.19.0A207 2 F Updated IXIT proforma for GSM 11.10-3 Annex B 97-335 approved 4.19.0

12.02A053 2+ B Addition of HSCSD 343/97 approved 5.0.0

12.05 Subscriber Related Call and Event Data.A020 2 F Object model corrections 343/97 approved 4.3.0

12.08 Subscriber and Equipment trace

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A038 2 F Inconsistancy between GSM 08.08 and 12.08 (IMSI/IEME) 343/97 approved 4.5.0A039 2 F Administration of X and Y parameters for the BSS trace record 343/97 approved 4.5.0

12.11 Maintenance of the Base Station System (BSS).A001 2 F Technical and editorial review 344/97 approved 4.1.0

22.01A001 1 UMTS C UMTS Revision of Role Model 302/97 approved’strategic’

TBR 19008 2 F Addition of EFR signalling tests in TBR 19 97-328 approved

TBR 31001 2 F Addition of EFR signalling tests in TBR 31 97-328 approved

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SMG#22 Tdoc List

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-294 Agenda and Schedule of SMG#22 in Norway TC SMG Chairman P-97-295 SMG’s Plenary and Steering Group Dates 1997/98 TC SMG Chairman P-97-296 List of Side Events on SMG#22 TC SMG Chairman P-97-297 Notes from Board #5 Meeting TC SMG Chairman P-97-298 Comments on the Technical Working Procedures TC SMG Chairman P-97-299 UMTS air interface optimisation SMG1 WPC P-97-300 Not allocated P-97-301 Strategic CR A016 to GSM 02.04 v.5.5.0 and Non-strategic CRs

A016 to GSM 02.30 v.5.4.0A009, A010, A011, A012 to GSM 02.93 v. 5.2.0 on CCBS

SMG1

P-97-302 Strategic CR A001 to UMTS 22.01 v.3.0.0 SMG1 P-97-303 Strategic CRs A011 to GSM 02.78 v.5.1.1 and A012 to GSM 02.78

v.5.1.1 SMG1

P-97-304 Strategic CRs A013 to GSM 02.07 v.4.7.0 and A011 to GSM 02.07 v.5.2.0

SMG1


SMG1


SMG1

P-97-307 Non strategic CRs A015r1 and A017r1 to GSM 02.04 v.5.5.0A009 to GSM 02.67 v.5.0.2 , A007r1 to GSM 02.68 v.5.1.2, A008r1 to GSM 02.69 v.5.1.2

SMG1

P-97-308 WI description sheet - MS Application Execution Environment SMG1 P-97-309 GSM 02.37 v.1.0.0 ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking; Service

aspects SMG1

P-97-310 WI description sheet - Short Message Service Enhancement SMG1 P-97-311 Non strategic CR A003 to GSM 02.06 v. 4.4.0 SMG1 P-97-312 SMG1 STATUS REPORT SMG1 P-97-313 Non strategic CR A011 to GSM 02.78 v. 5.1.1. SMG1 P-97-314 Number Portability - complements Tdoc 322/97 SMG1 P-97-315 Regional GSM Seminars organized by GSM MoU Association and

ETSI SMG1

P-97-316 UMTS 22.05 v.1.0.0 Service Capabilities SMG1 WPC P-97-317 UMTS 22.25 v.1.0.0 Quality of Service and Network Performance SMG1 WPC P-97-318 UMTS 22.15 v.1.0.0 Security and Charging SMG1 WPC P-97-319 Non strategic CR 002 to UMTS 22.01 v.3.0.0 SMG1 WPC P-97-320 Strategic CR 003 to UMTS 22.01 v.3.0.0 SMG1 P-97-321 Type approval of Dual-Bank mobiles PCN TAEG P-97-322 Number Portability within GSM (900 and 1800 MHz) TC SMG Chairman P-97-323 SMG11 STATUS REPORT SMG11 P-97-324 Subjective Test on the Interruptability of HR/FR/EFR : Phase 2 SMG11 P-97-325 Non strategic CRs A003 to GSM 06.07 v4.0.3 : Half-rate transcoder

testing with 8-bit test sequences and A001 to GSM 06.54 v.5.0.0 : Enhanced full rate transcoder testing with 8-bit test sequences

SMG11

P-97-326 TR 03.58 v.1.0.0 Tests Method and Quality Assessment for handsfree Mobile Stations MS

SMG11

P-97-327 SMG7 STATUS REPORT SMG7 P-97-328 EFR CRs Group1, A187, A188, A189, A190 and A206 to GSM

11.10-1 Phase 2/2+, 008 to TBR 19 and 001 to TBR 31 SMG7

P-97-329 EFR CRs Group 2, A208, A209, A210 and A211 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+

SMG7

P-97-330 MM Signalling CRs A194, A202, A204, A205 and A224 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+

SMG7

P-97-331 Other Signalling CRs A193, A198, A213 and A218 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+

SMG7

P-97-332 Other Signalling CRs A195, A196, A200, A212, A219, A220 and A227 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+

SMG7

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-333 SIM CRs strategic A214 (replaced by TD 333/97), Non strategic:

A215, A216 and A217 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+ SMG7

P-97-334 Other Non strategic CRs A191, A192, A197, A199, A201, A203, A221, A222, A223, A225 and A226 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+

SMG7

P-97-335 Other Non strategic CR A207 to GSM 11.10-1 Phase 2/2+ SMG7 P-97-336 Other CRs 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257 and 258 to GSM

11.10-1 Phase 2/2+ SMG7

P-97-337 LS to SMG Various P-97-338 ETSI Status List I.Doig, ETSI ECS Dept. P-97-339 WITHDRAWN P-97-340 WITHDRAWN P-97-341 Specification Numbering Scheme for Future Releases of GSM NoRTEL P-97-342 SMG6 STATUS REPORT SMG6 P-97-343 CR to 12.02, 12.05, 12.08 SMG6 P-97-344 CR to 12.11 SMG6 P-97-345 New work items SMG6 P-97-346 WITHDRAWN P-97-347 SMG8 STATUS REPORT SMG8 P-97-348 Non-strategic CR A041 to 11.21 v.4.7.1 SMG8 P-97-349 CR to 11.21 rgsm SMG8 P-97-350 Non Strategic CR A011 to GSM 11.23 v.4.6.0 SMG8 P-97-351 Draft Type approval report form for information SMG8 P-97-352 EMC issues SMG8 P-97-353 EMC spec (for info) SMG8 P-97-354 SMG9 STATUS REPORT SMG9 P-97-355 GSM 11.17 for information SMG9 P-97-356 CRs 11.11 SMG9 P-97-357 CRs to 11.14 (SIM application toolkit - release ’96) SMG9 P-97-358 New work item "Low voltage SIM/ME interface" SMG9 P-97-359 GSM 03.60 v.2.0.0: GPRS Service description Stage 2 SMG3 P-97-360 GSM 03.64 v.2.1.0: Overall description of the GPRS radio interface;

Stage 2 SMG2 & SMG3

P-97-361 GSM 04.64 v.1.0.0; GPRS; Logical Link Control Layer Specification (LLC)

SMG3

P-97-362 GSM 04.65 v. 1.0.0; GPRS; Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol (SNDCP)

SMG3

P-97-363 GSM 07.60 v. 1.0.0; GPRS; General requirements on Mobile Stations supporting GPRS

SMG4

P-97-364 GSM 08.64 v.1.0.0; GPRS; BSS GPRS Protocol (BSSGP) - Gb Interface

SMG3

P-97-365 GSM 09.60 v.1.0.0; GPRS; GPRS Tunneling Protocol across the Gn and Gp Interface

SMG3

P-97-366 GSM 09.61 v. 1.0.0; GPRS; General Requirements on Interworking between the Public Land Mobile Network supporting GPRS and Packet Data Networks (PDN)

SMG4

P-97-367 GSM 10.60 v.5.1.0; GPRS; Project Scheduling and open issues PT 80V P-97-368 Agenda and Schedule of SMG#22 (revised TD 294/97) TC SMG Chairman P-97-369 List of side events during SMG#22 (revised TD 296/97) TC SMG Chairman P-97-370 SMG Plenary and Steering Group dates 97/98 (revised 295/97) TC SMG Chairman P-97-371 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT TO SMG 22 TC SMG Chairman P-97-372 Strategic CR A087 to GSM 09.02 v.5.5.0 for allocation of an SS

code for CNAP SMG3

P-97-373 Non strategic CRs A001r1 and A002r1 to GSM 03.79 v.5.0.0 - Corrections and alignments

SMG3

P-97-374 Non strategic CRs A001r1 to A010 to GSM 09.78 v.5.0.0 - Correction and alignments

SMG3

P-97-375 Strategic CR A001 to GSM 09.12 v.4.1.0 - Revision of ETS 300 646-1 for GSM Release ’96

SMG3

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-376 Non strategic CRs A072 to A081r2, A085, A086 to GSM 09.02

v.5.5.0 - Corrections and alignments SMG3

P-97-377 Strategic CR A002r1 to GSM 03.78 v.5.0.0 and Non strategic CRs A004r1, A005r1, A006r1 to GSM 03.78 v.5.0.0 - Corrections and alignments to CAMEL ’96

SMG3

P-97-378 Non strategic CRs A001r2, A002, A005 and A006 to GSM 03.18 v.5.0.0 - Corrections and alignments

SMG3

P-97-379 Strategic CRs A076r1 to GSM 09.02 v.4.16.0 and A083r1 to GSM 09.02 v.5.5.0 - Clarification and Modification of SMS handling

SMG3

P-97-380 GSM 10.78 v.0.2.0 SMG3 P-97-381 Draft List of CRs submitted to SMG#22 PT SMG P-97-382 LS to SMG on GSM Cordless Telephony System Ad Hoc Group P-97-383 Strategic CR A003r2 to GSM 09.12 v.4.1.1 SMG3 P-97-384 Draft UMTS Baseline document TC SMC Chairman and

PT SMG P-97-385 Draft CR1 UMTS 30.00 - SMG Work Programme for UMTS PT SMG P-97-386 Summary of "Activities related to contributions to ITU-T-SG11" PT SMG P-97-387 UMTS Phase 1 and relationship to FPLMTS phases - Contribution

to SG11 WP3 rapporteurs meeting 9-13/06/97 in Bath PT SMG

P-97-388 Draft work plan for SMG contributions to ITU "Get together without being the same"

SMG Chairman and PT SMG

P-97-389 Thirteenth meeting of Task Group 8/1 of Radiocommunication Study Group 8 on International Mobile Telecommunications-2000 (IMT-2000)

ITU-R TG8/1 (PT SMG)

P-97-390 ITU-R Circular Request for Submission of Candidate RTTs for IMT-2000 Radio Interface

PT SMG

P-97-391 LS to UMTS Forum TC SMG Chairman and PT SMG

P-97-392 Comments on UMTS Baseline document Fujitsu, BT, E-Plus Mobilfunk, T-Mobil, Mannesmann Mobilfunk, Analog Devices

P-97-393 ITU-T SG11 WP3 meeting reports 07-11/04/97 in New York ITUPT SG11 WP3 (PT SMG)

P-97-394 Additional LSs to SMG (1st set is in TDoc 337/97) PT SMG P-97-395 Some information on ITU-T SG11 WP3 meeting 9-13 June 1997

Bath Programme Manager UMTS

P-97-396 Letter from ITU-R RG8/1 WG5 Chairman ITU-R TG8/1 WG5 Chairman

P-97-397 Progress report on UMTS PT SMG Programme Manager UMTS

P-97-398 Exploratory Mission to Japan TC SMG Chairman P-97-399 Considering the half-duplex GPRS MS Nokia, Ericsson,

Siemens P-97-400 Extended mandate for discussions with ARIB and TTC TC SMG Chairman P-97-401 Comments on the Technical Working Procedures (revised TD

298/97) TC SMG Chairman

P-97-402 Draft GSM 02.53 v. 1.2.3 - Phase 2+ Tandem Free Operation (TFO) Service description; Stage 1

SMG11

P-97-403 Cooperation T1P1 - SMG Practical Steps PT SMG P-97-404 Cooperation T1P1 - SMG Practical Steps - Version management of

SMG Specifications (slides) PT SMG

P-97-405 SMG STG 22 Meeting Summary - draft version 2 PT SMG Coordinator P-97-406 Report on PT SMG resources and budget PT SMG P-97-407 Draft PT SMG Status Report to SMG#22 PT SMG P-97-408 Draft Co-operation agreement with T1P1 - Version 0.5 PT SMG P-97-409 Introduction of EFR in Phase 2 T-Mobil

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-410 Proposed new Recommendation GSM 03.54 v.2.0.0 - Shared

Interworking Function SMG4

P-97-411 Strategic CRs on 14.4kbit/s A006r4 to GSM 04.21 v.5.1.1; A008r3 to GSM 04.22 v.5.1.0; A021 and A022 to GSM 07.01 v.5.4.0; A008 and A009 to GSM 07.02 v.5.2.0; A007 to GSM 07.03 v.5.1.0

SMG4

P-97-412 Strategic CRs on HSCSD A004 to GSM 03.45 v.5.1.0; A007 to GSM 04.21 v.5.1.1; A010 to GSM 04.22 v.5.1.0 - Alignments and Corrections

SMG4

P-97-413 Non strategic CRs A013 and A014 to GSM 03.38 v.5.5.0; A053 to A059 to GSM 03.40 v.5.5.0 - Technical Enhancements and Improvements

SMG4

P-97-414 Non strategic CRs A001 to GSM 03.42 v.5.0.0; A033, A034 and A035 to GSM 03.41 v.5.5.0; A015, A016, A017 to GSM 03.49 v.5.4.0

SMG4

P-97-415 Non strategic CRs A034 and A035 to GSM 07.05 v.5.2.0; A032, A033, A034 and A035 to GSM 07.07 v.5.2.0 - Corrections and Technical Enhancements

SMG4

P-97-416 LS on New Work Item Proposal (SMG4 Tdoc 97p132) SMG4 P-97-417 Strategic CRs on HSCSD Initial Synchronization - A023 to GSM

07.01 v.5.4.0; A029 to GSM 09.07 v.5.3.0 Ericsson

P-97-418 SMG4 STATUS REPORT PT SMG P-97-419 Proposed LS to Mobile Data Iniviative SMG4 Chairman P-97-420 Number Portability within GSM Network TC SMG Chairman P-97-421 Non strategic CRs for correction A014r3 to GSM 03.22 v. 5.1.0;

A202r1, A203r1 and A209 to GSM 04.08 v. 5.4.0 - SMG3 WPA SMG3

P-97-422 Strategic CRs for correction A208 to GSM 04.08 v.5.5.0, A210 to GSM 04.08 v.4.17.0; A214 to GSM 04.08 v.5.4.0; A008 to GSM 09.90 v.4.8.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-423 Non strategic CRs for Technical enhancements A069r4 to GSM 08.08 v.5.4.0; A020r1 to GSM 08.58 v. 5.2.0; A007 to GSM 09.90 v.4.8.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-424 Non strategic CRs for ASCI A0196r1 and A205r1 to GSM 04.08 v.5.4.0; A072r2 to GSM 08.08 v.5.3.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-425 Strategic CRs for 14.4k; A004 to GSM 04.03 v.5.0.0; A213 to GSM 04.08 v.5.3.0; A021 to GSM 08.58 v.5.2.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-426 Strategic CRs for Improved Transcoder Handling; A006r1 to GSM 03.09 v.5.0.0; A060r6 to GSM 08.08 v.5.2.0; A071r1 and A076r1 to GSM 08.08 v.5.3.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-427 Strategic CRs for Multiband; A001r1 to GSM 03.26 v.4.1.0; A002r1 to GSM 03.26 v.5.0.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-428 Strategic CRs for Band Change; A204r2 to GSM 04.08 v.4.17.0; A207r1 to GSM 04.08 v.5.4.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-429 Strategic CRs for Introduction of EFR in GSM Phase2; A211 and A212 to GSM 04.08 v.4.17.0; A009 to GSM 09.90 v.4.8.0 - SMG3 WPA

SMG3

P-97-430 UAP 60 : Non strategic CRs A002 to GSM 06.06, A001 to GSM 06.20, A001 to GSM 06.41, A001 to GSM 06.22, A001 to GSM 06.42 - Phase 2

SMG11

P-97-431 UMTS 04.01 v.2.6.2 Requirements for the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access system (UTRA)

SMG2

P-97-432 UMTS 04.02 v.0.9.5 Selection procedures for the choice of radio transmission technologies of the UMTS

SMG2


SMG2

P-97-434 Non strategic CRs A004 to GSM 08.60 v. 4.2.0, A005 and A006 to GSM 08.60 v.5.0.2

SMG2

P-97-435 Non strategic CRs A038 to GSM 05.05 v.4.18.0, A039, A040, A041, A044, A049 and A047 to GSM 05.05 v.5.4.0

SMG2

P-97-436 Non strategic CR A009 to GSM 05.01 v.5.2.0 SMG2

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-437 Non strategic CRs A033 and A034 to GSM 05.08 v.4.18.0, A034

and A035 to GSM 05.08 v.5.3.0 SMG2

P-97-438 Non strategic CRs A015 to GSM 05.02 v.4.8.0, A016, A018 and A017 to GSM 05.02 v.5.3.0

SMG2

P-97-439 Type approval aspects of the GSM cordless telephony system One-2-One P-97-440 Draft minutes from meeting EP DECT and TC SMG 05/05/97 in

Sweden EP DECT & TC SMG

P-97-441 LS to ETSI UMTS - Request to consider a mobile multimedia service providing several channels with different quality of service

ConveNor of MPEG

P-97-442 Draft LS to MPEG PT SMG P-97-443 Co-ordination NA/SMG/SPS NA, SMG, SPS P-97-444 Meeting with ARIB on 3rd generation radio PT SMG P-97-445 Transfer of SMG6 to TC TMN SMG6 P-97-446 Calling Name Presentation (CNAP) in GSM ’97 T1P1 P-97-447 Competence and responsibility for regulatory deliverables for UMTS

standardization - Comments to UMTS 30.00 BAPT

P-97-448 Board #6 minutes Board Secretary P-97-449 Board#7 minutes Board Secretary P-97-450 OCG#2 minutes OCG Secretary P-97-451 ETSI Technical Working Procedures TC SMG Chairman P-97-452 WITHDRAWN P-97-453 Report from MoU#37, 27. - 29.05.1997, Nadi, Fiji Armin Toepfer,

Chairman MoU SERG P-97-454 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A007 to GSM 02.34 v.5.0.0 T1P1 P-97-455 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A028 to GSM 09.07 v.5.3.0 T1P1 P-97-456 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A005 to GSM 03.10 v. 5.1.0 T1P1 P-97-457 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A003 to GSM 08.20 v.5.1.0 T1P1 P-97-458 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A077 to GSM 08.08 v.5.4.0 T1P1 P-97-459 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A007 to GSM 08.60 v.5.0.0 T1P1 P-97-460 CR on 14.4 kbit/s A003 to GSM 03.45 v.5.1.0 T1P1 P-97-461 NOT AVAILABLE - 14.4 kbit/s system overview Ed Ehrlich P-97-462 Liaison letter Ed Ehrlich P-97-463 Number Portability Ad hoc group on

Number Portability P-97-464 SMG2 STATUS REPORT SMG2 P-97-465 GSM Present and Future Market Position TC SMG Chairman P-97-466 Requirements for the 3rd Generation TC SMG Chairman P-97-467 Revised UMTS Focus and work program TC SMG Chairman P-97-468 Trip to China TC SMG Chairman P-97-469 ETSI’s Reorganisation TC SMG Chairman P-97-470 Standardization of SPNP SMG1 Chairman P-97-471 GSM MoU 3GIG report to ETSI/SMG and to UMTS Forum MoU 3GIG P-97-472 Evolution of GSM to UMTS - GSM MoU TG.60 MoU 3GIG P-97-473 UMTS Radio Requirements - GSM MoU TG.32 MoU 3GIG P-97-474 Terminal Equipment for Third Generation Systems - GSM MoU

TG.31 MoU 3GIG

P-97-475 GSM MoU SE.13 v.3.15.0 SERG P-97-476 GPRS Developments SERG P-97-477 LS on WI for Open application environment for MS SERG P-97-478 High Level Requirements Relevant for the Definition of the UMTS

Terrestrial Radio Access (UTRA) Concept Version 0.4.0 SMG2

P-97-479 Report on Essential IPRs declared in relation to the work of SMG#22

ETSI

P-97-480 Proposal for concept groups for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA

SMG2

P-97-481 UMTS - MMI and Addressing Requirements - GSM MoU TG.22 MoU 3GIG P-97-482 UMTS Roaming/Mobility Aspects - GSM MoU TG.25 MoU 3GIG P-97-483 Revised UMTS Focus and Work Program TC SMG Chairman P-97-484 LS T1P1.5 work plan for Number Portability T1P1

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-485 WITHDRAWN P-97-486 IAPM Forum on EMC ECTEL P-97-487 Out-of-Band Interference of S-PCN Mobile Station into the terrestrial

UMTS band TELECOM ITALIA MOBILE

P-97-488 LS on the interoperability between IP and GSM terminals EP TIPHON P-97-489 ETSI Application form for QUALCOM TC SMG Chairman P-97-490 Introduction of Phase 2+ features in terminal type approval

procedure SFR/GIE CEGETEL

P-97-491 IMT-2000 Standardisation Approach Favoured by ECTEL ECTEL P-97-492 Presentation to SMG#22 ECTEL-TMS P-97-493 CR 053 to GSM 05.05 v.4.16.0 Motorola P-97-494 CR to GSM 08.08 on 14.4 kbit/s - Correction Nokia P-97-495 The Half Duplex GPRS MS Motorola P-97-496 ETSI Subcontracting Agreement - Co-operation on CAMEL phase 2 TC SMG P-97-497 SMG5 LAST STATUS REPORT SMG5 Chairman P-97-498 Report on SMG5#21 meeting focused on UMTS satellite component SMG5 Chairman P-97-499 Slides of SMG5 Presentation SMG5 Chairman P-97-500 Report from RAPT-5 SMG5 Chairman, Per

Bjorndahl, SMG4 Chairman

P-97-501 RAST5 Documents on FPLMTS SMG5 Chairman P-97-502 UMTS document "Technical characteristics, capabilities and

limitations of the Mobile Satellite System applicable to the UMTS SMG5

P-97-503 UMTS/GSM Speech coding strategy issues Philips Consumer Com. P-97-504 STATUS REPORT OF SMG3 SMG3 P-97-505 GSM 02.48 v.1.0.0 Security mechanisms for the SIM Application

Toolkit SMG9

P-97-506 GSM 01.61 v.1.0.0 GPRS ciphering algorithm requirements SMG10 P-97-507 Strategic CRs A012r4 to GSM 02.07 v.4.7.0; A014r4 to GSM 02.07

v.5.1.0; A003r4 to GSM 02.09 v.4.3.0; A004r4 to GSM 02.09 v.5.0.1

SMG10

P-97-508 GSM 01.31 v.1.0.0 Fraud Information Gathering System (FIGS) stage 0; GSM 02.31 v.1.0.0 Fraud Information Gathering System (FIGS) stage 1; GSM 02.32 v.1.0.0 Immediate Service Termination (IST) stage 1

SMG10

P-97-509 Meeting reports from SMG10#1/97 and SMG10#2/97, and output liaison statements

SMG10

P-97-510 Status of Number Portability in the Netherlands Libertel P-97-511 GSM 10.14 v.0.0.0 System Overview for 14.4 kbit/s Work Item

(replacing TD 461/97) SMG4

P-97-512 Discussion document on SIM Testing SMG9 P-97-513 CR 53r1 to GSM 05.05 v.4.16.0 Motorola P-97-514 WITHDRAWN P-97-515 EFR Tests 11.11.10-3 Section 26.12 - TTCN design documentation Anite Systems P-97-516 EFR CR, GSM 11.10-3 (TTCN) Phase 2/2+ Anite Sysems P-97-517 CRs for 11.10-3 v.4.18.0 Anite Systems P-97-518 Cell selection/reselection Tests 11.10-3 Section 20 - TTCN design

documentation Anite Systems

P-97-519 3rd generation standardisation: fast moving subject Nokia P-97-520 Progress of the UMTS Forrum since SMG21 UMTS Forum Chairman P-97-521 Introduction of EFR Mobiles TC SMG P-97-522 Status of TTCN Developments for GSM 11.10-3 Anite Systems P-97-523 GSM MoU TG.20 v.3.0.0 Introduction to third generation services GSM MoU P-97-524 GSM MoU TG.21 v.3.0.0 UMTS Service Requirements and

Concepts GSM MoU

P-97-525 GSM MoU TG.04 v.1.1.0 GSM MoU P-97-526 SMG’s Plenary and Steering Group Dates 1997/98 TC SMG Chairman P-97-527 Amendments of the proposed LS to MoU on White Book SCCP Nortel P-97-528 Suggestion of agenda items for ARIB/SMG2 Workshop Ericsson

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-529 CR A228 to GSM 11.10-1 v.4.18.0 Transmitter output power and

burst timing Rohde & Schwarz

P-97-530 Class A Comments to UMTS 30.01 Baseline document E-Plus Mobilfunk, T-Mobil, Mannesmann Mobilfunk

P-97-531 Date formats with two-digit year Nokia P-97-532 CR A324r1 to GSM 11.10-1 v.4.18.0 (revision of part of TD 333/97) SMG7 P-97-533 Report from GMM Coordination Group (GMMCG) GMM CG P-97-534 Type approval of Dual-Band mobiles (replacing TD 321/97) PCN TAEG P-97-535 GSM MoU 3GIG report to ETSI/SMG and to UMTS Forum

(replacing TD 471/97) MoU 3GIG

P-97-536 CR A035 to GSM 07.07 v.5.2.0 SMG4 P-97-537 SMG4 Phase 2+ CRs divided into R96 and R97 SMG4 Chairman P-97-538 LS to EP-TIPHON Interworking between IP and GSM Networks TC SMG P-97-539 IMT-2000 Standardisation Approach Favoured by ETSI SMG

(replacing TD 491/97) TC SMG

P-97-540 DEN/DECT-010124 V.1.0.2 DECT/GSM Integration based on dual-mode terminals

DECT

P-97-541 WI description sheet - GSM Phase 2+ MS Application execution environment proposal for a feasibility study

Subgroup

P-97-542 Introduction of EFR Mobiles (replacing TD 521/97) TC SMG P-97-543 T1P1 Liaison Report T1P1 P-97-544 Strategic CR A078 for GSM 08.08 Correction of Code Points Nokia P-97-545 Notes from the ERM ad hoc meeting on satellite services held in

Sophia Antipolis 03.06.97 regarding the UMTS/Mobile satellite services coexistence

SMG2 Vice-Chairman

P-97-546 Simplified Half Duplex Mobile Alcatel P-97-547 Number Portability Ad hoc group on

number portability P-97-548 Proposed Liaison to MPEG SMG1 Chairman P-97-549 Response to Questions regarding SMG1 CRs SMG1 Chairman P-97-550 Invitation to the first meeting of the ERC spectrum engineering

project team SE32 on UMTS sharing and compatibility Chairman SE32

P-97-551 Handling of CR 05.05-53r1 on Power Time Mak Alignment for DCS 1800 MS"

SMG2 Chairman

P-97-552 Proposed Liaison Statement to GTAAB on Type Approval of MSs with EFR

SMG2 Chairman

P-97-553 Transfer of SMG6 to TC TMN SMG P-97-554 Report from the ad hoc group on voluntary funding of an STF for

SMG support Ad Hoc Group

P-97-555 Discussion paper on voluntary funding of an STF for SMG support Ad Hoc Group P-97-556 Proposal for decisions on UMTS satellite component SMG and SES P-97-557 Consideration of a global pilot mechanism Ad Hoc Group P-97-558 Comments on the Technical Working Procedures TC SMG Chairman P-97-559 Second APT meeting on regional co-operation in standardisation TC SMG P-97-560 SMG3 STATUS REPORT (revision of TD 504/97) SMG3 Chairman P-97-561 Proposed LS from SMG to the GSM MoU Satellite Steering

Committee SMG Chairman

P-97-562 Evaluation groups for IMT 2000 candidates Alcatel, BT, Ericsson, Lucent Technology

P-97-563 Revised CRs List (revision of TD 381/97) PT SMG P-97-564 Discussion concerning software used by PT SMG J. West, PT SMG P-97-565 LS from SMG to the GSM MoU Satellite Steering Committee

(revision of TD 561/97) SMG

P-97-566 Proposal for decisions on UMTS satellite component SMG, SES P-97-567 Slides related to TD 390/97 PT SMG Programme

Manager UMTS P-97-568 Slides related to TD 388/97 PT SMG Programme

Manager UMTS

NUMBER TITLE SOURCE P-97-569 Slides related to TD 397/97 PT SMG Programme

Manager UMTS P-97-570 Work plan for SMG contributions to ITU "Get together without being

the same" SMG

P-97-571 Extended mandate for discussions with ARIB and TTC TC SMG Chairman P-97-572 LS to EP-TIPHON Interworking between IP and GSM Networks

(revision of TD 538/97) TC SMG

P-97-573 Proposal for concept groups for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA

SMG2

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ETSI SMG TDoc SMG 391/97 Meeting #22 9th - 13th June 1997 Kristiansand Source: SMG Chairman and PT SMG Title: LS to UMTS Forum Agenda item: 7.8 Presented for: Information

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Source: SMG Chairman To: UMTS Forum WG1

LS on “Free circulation of the 3rd generation terminals”

1 Background The concept of global roaming requires global mobility of terminals. The ideal response is a set of ITU recommendations facilitating the use of 3rd generation terminals, IMT-2000/FPLMTS family’s band terminal equipments in such a way that global terminal mobility can be enabled.

2 New recommendations

2.1 SMG proposal SMG has proposed to ITU Intersector Co-ordination Group for FPLMTS and ITU-R that the following aspects should be included in the ITU work plan for FPLMTS : v A new recommendation on radio interface characteristics for free global movement of

FPLMTS terminals. vi A new/revised recommendation(s) on regulatory principles for free global movement of

FPLMTS terminals.

2.2 ITU-R TG8/1 response ITU-R TG8/1 positively responded on SMG proposal. TG8/1 looks forward to receiving contributions on these topics.

3 Elaboration of such contributions SMG would like to ask UMTS Forum WG1 to elaborate the regulatory aspects of free circulation of the 3rd generation terminals. The result of this study should be used as a basis for contributions towards ITU-R TG8/1. Annex 1: SMG input to ITU Intersector Co-ordination Group for FPLMTS Annex 2: ITU-R TG8/1 LS to ETSI SMG

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Annex 1

Title : Enhancement of Framework of FPLMTS Recommendations (SMG input to ITU Intersector Co-ordination Group for FPLMTS 13/14 February 1997) Source : BT ( on behalf of ETSI SMG ) Date : 11 February 1997 Reference : Tdocs SMG#21 36-40/97 Alloc. 7.6 1. Introduction Since ICG-FPLMTS meeting in February 1995 a number of FPLMTS

recommendations have been approved. The development of mobile communications market has been faster than expected, and the 2nd generation digital wireless systems are still strongly evolving.

Additionally, the role of FPLMTS standardization has been extensively discussed in

informal international fora, such as FAMOUS, Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) , and the Radio Standardization meeting (RAST) held in association with GSC.

This document reflects impact of above to the FPLMTS work program. 2. FAMOUS, RAST and ETSI views to FPLMTS The trilateral FAMOUS meeting has recognized or resolved that - 3rd generation mobile communications systems are those systems that will be

introduced in the early years of the 21st century. They will consist of radio interfaces, supporting infrastructure and connections to networks.

- 3rd generation systems are likely to evolve from existing (also called 2nd

generation) mobile systems and at the same time integrate new systems components. The form of the evolution including global features will be strongly influenced by market considerations.

- a possible path to 3rd generation standards is through the evolution of

2nd generation standards; - that different systems are used or considered to provide same kind of services

within a region or nation - Global standards should address the kernel of services and interfaces necessary for

international compatibility. The global and informal Radio Standards meeting held in conjunctions with Global Standards Collaboration meetings (September 1996, Korea) have discussed the objectives and work plans for FPLMTS and has concluded the following: - "It was evident that the timing and the need for FPLMTS are not interpreted in the

same way by all PSOs. However, some form of global coexistence (roaming!) of various 3rd generation systems will be necessary".

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It should be noted that ETSI has also studied these questions within the framework of the GMM (Global Multimedia Mobility) studies and confirmed above mentioned statements. Based on above, a number of new elements should be introduced to the ITU FPLMTS work programme. 3. Further areas for be covered in the overall work program for FPLMTS The current FPLMTS work program focuses strongly in to defining a single global system and interfaces as the solution for advanced and global mobile services. As discussed in ITU-R TG8/1 work on "Migration towards FPLMTS" it is obvious that FPLMTS will be implemented also via an evolution of existing networks and that a multitude of different core (service) and access networks will be used. This view is complemented by the ETSI view of GMM as a federation of various access and core networks. Some network characteristics will be varying from network to network according to market needs, the way of implementation and the maturity of implementation. The foreseen evolution of existing networks already covers some FPLMTS objectives. It has also been noted that a wider scope is needed for increasing global mobility (including free circulation of terminals and global roaming) of various terminals, most notably cellular terminals, cordless systems and terminals attached to mobile satellite systems (MSS). The ideal response is a set of ITU recommendations facilitating design and use of FPLMTS band terminal equipment in such a way that global terminal mobility based on a single market approval can be facilitated. 4. Proposed additions to FPLMTS work programme The following aspects should be included in the ITU work plan for FPLMTS : 4.1 New recommendations i A new recommendation on system capabilities and operational features for global

service within FPLMTS framework and frequency band. ii A new recommendation on a framework for interworking of several core (transport)

networks for FPLMTS. iii A new recommendation on FPLMTS signalling and protocols should be drafted

specifying guiding principles to permit different families of systems within an overall framework to be used between nodes.

iv A (set of) recommendation(s) on coexistence of different radio interfaces and their

evolution phases within the FPLMTS band v A new recommendation on radio interface characteristics for free global movement of

FPLMTS terminals. vi A new/revised recommendation(s) on regulatory principles for free global movement of

FPLMTS terminals. 4.2 Co-ordination of ITU-T and ITU-R schedules

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The main block of radio work is foreseen for completion at the end of 1999 whereas much of related network recommendations are planned to reach completion in 1998, some of them already at the beginning 1998. The time scales should be aligned in such a way that radio service or bearer capability related network recommendations are completed simultaneously with corresponding radio recommendations, is at the end of 1999. 4.3. Removal of a potential overlap between ITU-R and ITU-T work It seems that radio protocols are included both ITU-T and ITU-R work plans and with different time scales. The related work items are the ITU-R planned radio specifications (part RPSC.3) and ITU-T planned recommendations covering also radio interface protocols within the Q.FASR series. Radio specific protocols should be part of the work programme of ITU-R TG8/1.

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Annex 2 ITU-R TG8/1 LS to ETSI SMG

( available only in paper form )

Tdoc SMG 419/ 97

ETSI TC SMG # 22 Plenary Meeting Kristiansand, Norway 9th - 13th June 1997

Source: SMG4 Chairman

Agenda Item: 6.4

PROPOSED LIAISON STATEMENT TO MOBILE DATA INITIATIVE

To: Johann Weber Mobile Data Initiative Worldwide Director

From: Friedhelm Hillebrand SMG Chairman

SMG is very pleased to see market-led developments in the area of mobile data. It is important for the industry to come together to enable the GSM subscriber to have easy access to well-developed data software, data terminals and appropriate services on mobile networks.

The Mobile Data Initiative in particular is welcomed because it is visibly demonstrating that GSM mobile data is a very advanced capability which can offer a great deal to the marketplace. The MDI has also highlighted the need for communication between software and hardware developers who are specifically addressing the mobile data market.

SMG wishes to indicate its strong willingness to work together with the Mobile Data Initiative, to further the range and depth of data facilities which can be offered to all GSM subscribers throughout the world. SMG sees its role as very rapidly taking on and standardising ideas which are in the interest of the market, and the Mobile Data Initiative is well placed to advise on the needed enhancements to the standards at least from a service perspective.

An example of where this has worked very well in the past is the standardisation of the AT commands for GSM, where it was only a few short months between the initial requirement coming forward and the completed standard being adopted by SMG4 and then SMG. With the support of the companies involved there is no reason for a long delay to agreement of standards.

SMG sees a number of areas in which they and the MDI could work more closely together, for example:

• identifying examples of real use of GSM data and examining areas for improvement

• looking at the fixed data networks worldwide and examining how they could and should be interconnected to the mobile environment.

• studying the ETSI process for document approval and considering whether documents like GSM 07.07 and 07.05 (AT commands) are available to a wide enough audience.

• looking at proprietary and/or de-facto standards which have been developed because of a lack of worldwide standard and considering whether they could be brought under the ETSI umbrella.

• identifying services which cannot be supported over GSM, even with GPRS, and looking at requirements for UMTS.

SMG looks forward to hearing from the Mobile Data Inititative and hopes that we can work together in the common goal of offering advanced mobile data services through the development of appropriate standards.

TDoc SMG 513/97 Page 32

Draft prETS 300 577: August 1996 (GSM 05.05 version 4.16.0) CHANGE REQUEST No. 53r1

Technical Specification GSM 05.05 version 4.16.0

Submitted to SMG for approval without presentation ("non-strategic") [ ]

with presentation ("strategic") [ ]

Status at SMG [ ]: Approved [ ] Rejected [ ] Postponed [ ]

Phase 1: [ ] Phase 2: [X] Phase 2+: [ ] Work item:

Other phase(s) affected: [ ] If yes, linked CR(s):

Proposed change affects: SIM [ ] ME [X] Network [ ]

Source: Motorola Date: June 1997

Subject: Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS

Category: F - Correction [ ]

A - Corresponds to a Phase 2 correction [ ]

B - Addition of Feature [ ]

C - Functional modification of Feature [X]

D - Editorial modification [ ]

Reason for change:

In the change from Phase 1 to Phase 2, the power control range was increased for GSM as well as for DCS1800. When this was done originally, the impact of the increased dynamic range on the power control templates was not considered. Subsequently, it became apparent that the power control masks at the lower power levels needed to be relaxed for GSM 900, but the equivalent relaxation at the lower power levels for DCS1800 was not discussed. As the technology for DCS1800 is similar to the technology for GSM, the increased dynamic range in DCS1800 causes similar problems at the lower power levels. This CR introduces similar relaxed specifications for those lower power levels introduced in Phase 2 DCS1800.

Sections affected, and additional explanation of details of change (if needed):

Page 32 ( Annex B )

Attached revised pages:

Page(s): 32

If other core Specifications are affected, necessary (and attached) Joint CRs:

Affects (possibly): MS Test Specifications [ ] BSS Test Specifications [ ] O&M Specifications [ ]

Attached CRs?:

Cross Phase Compatibility:

Change affects operation of: Phase 1 MS in Phase 2(+) NW [ ] Phase 2(+) MS in Phase 1 NW [ ]

CR to 09.90 attached:

Change affects operation of: Phase 1 SIM in Phase 2(+) ME[ ]


Phase 2(+) SIM in Phase 1 ME [ ]


Other comments:

It should be noted that the specification for switching transients is kept unchanged.

TDoc SMG 513/97 Page 32

Draft prETS 300 577: August 1996 (GSM 05.05 version 4.16.0)

Annex B (normative): Transmitted power level versus time

Time mask for normal duration bursts (NB, FB, DB and SB)

Time mask for access burst (AB) (*) For GSM 900 MS : see 4.5.2 For DCS 1800 MS : -48 dBc or -48 dBm, whichever

is the higher. For GSM 900 BTS and DCS 1800 BTS : no requirement below -30 dBc (see 4.5.1). (**) For GSM 900 MS : -4 dBc for power control level 16, -2dBc for power level 17, -1dBc for power level controls levels 18

and 19

Page 4 Draft prETS 300 577: August 1996 (GSM 05.05 version 4.16.0)

For DCS 1800 MS : -4dBc for power control level 11, -2dBc for power level 12, -1dBc for power control levels 13,14 and

15 (***) For GSM 900 MS : -30dBc or -17dBm, whichever is the

higher For DCS 1800 MS -30dBc or -20dBm, whichever is

the higher

ETSI TC SMG Meeting 22 TDoc SMG 529/97 Kristiansand, 9th - 13th June 1997

CHANGE REQUEST No. A228

Technical Specification GSM 11.10-1 version 4.18.0

Submitted to SMG for approval without presentation ("non-strategic") [ x ]


Status at SMG [ 22 ]: Approved [ ] Rejected [ ] Postponed [ ]

Phase 1: [ ] Phase 2: [ x ] Phase 2+: [ x ] Work item:


Proposed change affects: SIM [ ] ME [ x ] Network [ ]

Source: Rohde & Schwarz (FRG) Date: 11.06.1997

Subject: Section 13.3 - Transmitter output power and burst timing

Category: F - Correction [ ] A - Corresponds to a Phase 2 correction [ ] B - Addition of Feature [ ] C - Functional modification of Feature [ x ] D - Editorial modification [ ]

Reason for change:

This CR is required if the CR 05.05-A053r1 is approved. It aligns the power time mask requirements of GSM 11.10-1 with the changed GSM 05.05. The CR to 05.05 relaxes the power time mask for DCS 1800 in a similar way as already done for GSM 900.

Sections affected, and additional explanation of details of change (if needed):

Section 13.3.5 - the notes for the figures 13-1 and 13-2. are modified in a similar way as in the CR 05.05-A053r1 to include DCS 1800.

If other core Specifications are affected, necessary (and attached) Joint CRs:

Affects (possibly): MS Test Specifications [ ] BSS Test Specifications [ ] O&M Specifications [ ] Attached CRs?: Cross Phase Compatibility: Change affects operation of: Phase 1 MS in Phase 2(+) NW [ ] Phase 2(+) MS in Phase 1 NW [ ]

CR to 09.90 attached: Change affects operation of: Phase 1 SIM in Phase 2(+) ME[ ]

CR to 09.91 attached: Phase 2(+) SIM in Phase 1 ME [ ] CR to 09.91 attached:

Other comments:

Page 2 CR to Draft prETS 300 607-1: April 1997 (GSM 11.10-1 Version 4.18.0) 13.3 Transmitter output power and burst timing

13.3.1 Definition and applicability

The transmitter output power is the average value of the power delivered to an artificial antenna or radiated by the MS and its integral antenna, over the time that the useful information bits of one burst are transmitted.

The transmit burst timing is the envelope of the RF power transmitted with respect to time. The timings are referenced to the transition from bit 13 to bit 14 of the Training Sequence ("midamble") before differential decoding. The timing of the modulation is referenced to the timing of the received signal from the SS.

The requirements and this test apply to all types of GSM 900 and DCS 1 800 MS.

13.3.2 Conformance requirement

1. The MS maximum output power shall be as defined in GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, first table, according to its power class, with a tolerance of +/- 2 dB under normal conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, first table.

2. The MS maximum output power shall be as defined in GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, first table, according to its

power class, with a tolerance of +/- 2.5 dB under extreme conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, first table; GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

3. The power control levels shall have the nominal output power levels as defined in GSM 05.05,

4.1.1, second table (for GSM 900) or third table (for DCS 1 800), from the lowest power control level up to the maximum output power corresponding to the class of the MS (for tolerance on maximum output power see conformance requirements 1), with a tolerance of +/- 3, 4 or 5 dB under normal conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, second or third table.

4. The power control levels shall have the nominal output power levels as defined in GSM 05.05,

4.1.1, second table (for GSM 900) or third table (for DCS 1 800), from the lowest power control level up to the maximum output power corresponding to the class of the MS (for tolerance on maximum output power see conformance requirements 2), with a tolerance of +/- 4, 5 or 6 dB under extreme conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.1.1, second or third table; GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

5. The output power actually transmitted by the MS at consecutive power control levels shall form a

monotonic sequence and the interval between power control levels shall be 2 +/- 1,5 dB; GSM 05.05, 4.1.1.

6. The transmitted power level relative to time for a normal burst shall be within the power/time

template given in GSM 05.05, annex B top figure: 6.1 Under normal conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.5.2.. 6.2 Under extreme conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.5.2, GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

7. When accessing a cell on the RACH and before receiving the first power command during a

communication on a DCCH or TCH (after an IMMEDIATE ASSIGNMENT), all GSM and class and class 2 DCS 1 800 MS shall use the power control level defined by the MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH parameter broadcast on the BCCH of the cell, or if MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH corresponds to a power control level not supported by the MS as defined by its power class, the MS shall act as though the closest supported power control level had been broadcast. A Class 3 DCS 1 800 MS shall use the POWER_OFFSET parameter.

8. The transmissions from the MS to the BS, measured at the MS antenna, shall be 468,75 - TA bit

periods behind the transmissions received from the BS, where TA is the last timing advance received from the current serving BS. The tolerance on these timings shall be +/- 1 bit period:

8.1 Under normal conditions; GSM 05.10, 6.4. 8.2 Under extreme conditions; GSM 05.10, 6.4, GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

Page 3 CR to Draft prETS 300 607-1: April 1997 (GSM 11.10-1 Version 4.18.0) 9. The transmitted power level relative to time for a random access burst shall be within the

power/time template given in GSM 05.05, annex B bottom figure:

9.1 Under normal conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.5.2. 9.2 Under extreme conditions; GSM 05.05, 4.5.2, GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

10 The MS shall use a TA value of 0 for the Random Access burst sent:

10.1 Under normal conditions; GSM 05.10, 6.6. 10.2 Under extreme conditions; GSM 05.10, 6.6, GSM 05.05 annex D D.2.1, D.2.2.

13.3.3 Test purpose

1. To verify that the maximum output power of the MS, under normal conditions, is within conformance requirement 1.

2. To verify that the maximum output power of the MS, under extreme conditions, is within

conformance requirement 2. 3. To verify that all power control levels, relevant to the class of MS, are implemented in the MS and

have output power levels, under normal conditions, within conformance requirement 3. 4. To verify that all power control levels have output power levels, under extreme conditions, within

conformance requirement 4. 5. To verify that the step in the output power transmitted by the MS at consecutive power control levels

is within conformance requirement 5 under normal conditions. 6. To verify that the output power relative to time, when sending a normal burst is within conformance

requirement 6:

6.1 Under normal conditions. 6.2 Under extreme conditions.

7. To verify that the MS uses the maximum power control level according to its power class if

commanded to a power control level exceeding its power class. 8. To verify that, for normal bursts, the MS transmissions to the BS are timed within conformance

requirement 8:


9. To verify that the output power relative to time, when sending an access burst is within conformance

requirement 9:


10. To verify that, for an access burst, the MS transmission to the BS is timed within conformance

requirement 10:


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Two methods of test are described, separately for:

1) equipment fitted with a permanent antenna connector and for 2) equipment fitted with an integral antenna, and which cannot be connected to an external antenna

except by the fitting of a temporary test connector as a test fixture.

NOTE: The behaviour of the MS in the system is determined to a high degree by the antenna, and this is the only transmitter test in this ETS using the integral antenna. Further studies are ongoing on improved testing on the integral antenna, taking practical conditions of MS use into account.

13.3.4.1 Method of test for equipment with a permanent antenna connector

13.3.4.1.1 Initial conditions

A call is set up by the SS according to the generic call set up procedure on a channel with ARFCN in the Mid ARFCN range, power control level set to Max power. MS TXPWR_MAX_CCH is set to the maximum value supported by the Power Class of the Mobile under test. For DCS 1 800 mobile stations the POWER_OFFSET parameter is set to 6 dB.

13.3.4.1.2 Procedure

a) Measurement of normal burst transmitter output power The SS takes power measurement samples evenly distributed over the duration of one burst with a

sampling rate of at least 2/T, where T is the bit duration. The samples are identified in time with respect to the modulation on the burst. The SS identifies the centre of the useful 147 transmitted bits, i.e. the transition from bit 13 to bit 14 of the midamble, as the timing reference.

The transmitter output power is calculated as the average of the samples over the 147 useful bits.

This is also used as the 0 dB reference for the power/time template. b) Measurement of normal burst timing delay The burst timing delay is the difference in time between the timing reference identified in a) and the

corresponding transition in the burst received by the MS immediately prior to the MS transmit burst sampled.

c) Measurement of normal burst power/time relationship The array of power samples measured in a) are referenced in time to the centre of the useful

transmitted bits and in power to the 0 dB reference, both identified in a). d) Steps a) to c) are repeated with the MS commanded to operate on each of the power control levels

defined, even those not supported by the MS. e) The SS commands the MS to the maximum power control level supported by the MS and steps a)

to c) are repeated for ARFCN in the Low and High ranges.

f) Measurement of access burst transmitter output power The SS causes the MS to generate an Access Burst on an ARFCN in the Mid ARFCN range, this

could be either by a handover procedure or a new request for radio resource. In the case of a handover procedure the Power Level indicated in the HANDOVER COMMAND message is the maximum power control level supported by the MS. In the case of an Access Burst the MS shall use the Power Level indicated in the MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH parameter. If the power class of the MS is DCS 1 800 Class 3, the MS shall also use the POWER_OFFSET parameter.

Page 5 CR to Draft prETS 300 607-1: April 1997 (GSM 11.10-1 Version 4.18.0) The SS takes power measurement samples evenly distributed over the duration of the access burst

as described in a). However, in this case the SS identifies the centre of the useful bits of the burst by identifying the transition from the last bit of the synch sequence. The centre of the burst is then five data bits prior to this point and is used as the timing reference.

The transmitter output power is calculated as the average of the samples over the 87 useful bits of

the burst. This is also used as the 0 dB reference for the power/time template. g) Measurement of access burst timing delay The burst timing delay is the difference in time between the timing reference identified in f) and the

MS received data on the common control channel. h) Measurement of access burst power/time relationship The array of power samples measured in f) are referenced in time to the centre of the useful

transmitted bits and in power to the 0 dB reference, both identified in f). i) Depending on the method used in step f) to cause the MS to send an Access Burst, the SS sends

either a HANDOVER COMMAND with power control level set to 10 or it changes the System Information elements MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH and for DCS 1 800 the POWER_OFFSET on the serving cell BCCH in order to limit the MS transmit power on the Access Burst to power control level 10 (+23 dBm for GSM 900 or +10 dBm for DCS 1 800) and then steps f) to h) are repeated.

j) Steps a) to i) are repeated under extreme test conditions (annex 1, TC2.2) except that the repeats

at step d) are only performed for power control level 10 and the minimum power control level of the MS.

13.3.4.2 Method of test for equipment with an integral antenna

NOTE: If the MS is equipped with a permanent connector, such that the antenna can be disconnected and the SS be connected directly, then the method of section 13.3.4.1 will be applied.

The tests in this section are performed on an unmodified test sample.

13.3.4.2.1 Initial conditions

The MS is placed in the anechoic shielded chamber (annex 1, GC5) or on the outdoor test site, on an isolated support, in the position for normal use, at a distance of at least 3 metres from a test antenna, connected to the SS.

NOTE: The test method described has been written for measurement in an anechoic shielded chamber. If an outdoor test site is used then, in addition, it is necessary to raise/lower the test antenna through the specified height range to maximize the received power levels from both the test sample and the substitution antenna.

A call is set up by the SS according to the generic call set up procedure on a channel with ARFCN in the Mid ARFCN range, power control level set to Max power. MS_TXPWR_MAX_CCH is set to the maximum value supported by the Power Class of the Mobile under test. For DCS 1 800 mobile stations the POWER_OFFSET parameter is set to 6 dB.

13.3.4.2.2 Procedure

a) With the initial conditions set according to subclause 13.3.4.2.1 the test procedure in 13.3.4.1.2 is followed up to and including step i), except that in step a), when measurements are done at maximum power for ARFCN in the Low, Mid and High range, the measurement is made eight times with the MS rotated by n*45 degrees for all values of n in the range 0 to 7.

Page 6 CR to Draft prETS 300 607-1: April 1997 (GSM 11.10-1 Version 4.18.0) The measurements taken are received transmitter output power measurements rather than

transmitter output power measurements, the output power measurement values can be derived as follows.

b) Assessment of test site loss for scaling of received output power measurements. The MS is replaced by a half-wave dipole, resonating at the centre frequency of the transmit band,

connected to an RF generator. The frequency of the RF signal generator is set to the frequency of the ARFCN used for the

24 measurements in step a), the output power is adjusted to reproduce the received transmitter output power averages recorded in step a).

For each indication the power, delivered by the generator (in Watts) to the half-wave dipole, is

recorded. These values are recorded in the form Pnc, where n = MS rotation and c = channel number.

For each channel number used compute:

Pac(Watts into dipole) = 18

* Pncn 0

n 7

=

=

∑

from which: Pac (Tx dBm) = 10log10(Pac) + 30 + 2,15 The difference, for each of the three channels, between the actual transmitter output power

averaged over the 8 measurement orientations and the received transmitter output power at orientation n = 0 is used to scale the received measurement results to actual transmitter output powers for all measured power control levels and ARFCN, which can then be checked against the requirements.

c) Temporary antenna connector calibration factors (transmit) A modified test sample equipped with a temporary antenna connector is placed in a climatic test

chamber and is linked to the SS by means of the temporary antenna connector. Under normal test conditions, the power measurement and calculation parts of steps a) to i) of

13.3.4.1.2 are repeated except that the repeats at step d) are only performed for power control level 10 and the minimum power control level of the MS.

NOTE: The values noted here are related to the output transmitter carrier power levels under

normal test conditions, which are known after step b). Therefore frequency dependent calibration factors that account for the effects of the temporary antenna connector can be determined.

d) Measurements at extreme test conditions.

NOTE: Basically the procedure for extreme conditions is:

- the power/time template is tested in the "normal" way,

- the radiated power is measured by measuring the difference with respect to the radiated power under normal test conditions.

Under extreme test conditions steps a) to i) of 13.3.4.1.2 are repeated except that the repeats at step d) are only performed for power control level 10 and the minimum power control level of the MS.

The transmitter output power under extreme test conditions is calculated for each burst type, power

control level and for every frequency used by adding the frequency dependent calibration factor, determined in c), to the values obtained at extreme conditions in this step.

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a) The transmitter output power, under every combination of normal and extreme test conditions, for normal bursts and access bursts, at each frequency and for each power control level applicable to the MS power class, shall be at the relevant level shown in table 13-2 or table 13-3 within the tolerances also shown in table 13-2 or table 13-3.

GSM 900 only - begin

Table 13-2: GSM 900 transmitter output power for different power classes

Power class Power control level

Transmitter output power

Tolerances

2 3 4 5 dBm normal extreme � 2 39 +/-2 dB +/-2,5 dB � � 3 37 +/-3 dB*) +/-4 dB*) � � 4 35 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 5 33 +/-3 dB*) +/-4 dB*) � � � 6 31 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 7 29 +/-3 dB*) +/-4 dB*) � � � � 8 27 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 9 25 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 10 23 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 11 21 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 12 19 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 13 17 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 14 15 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 15 13 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � � 16 11 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB � � � � 17 9 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB � � � � 18 7 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB � � � � 19 5 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB

*) When the power control level corresponds to the power class of the MS, then the

tolerances shall be 2,0 dB under normal test conditions and 2,5 dB under extreme test conditions.

GSM 900 only - end

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Table 13-3: DCS 1 800 transmitter output power for different power classes

Power class

Power control level

Transmitter output power

Tolerances

1 2 3 dBm normal extreme � 29 36 +/-2,0 dB +/-2,5 dB � 30 34 +/-3,0 dB +/-4,0 dB � 31 32 +/-3,0 dB +/-4,0 dB

� � 0 30 +/-3,0 dB*) +/-4 dB*) � � 1 28 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � 2 26 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 3 24 +/-3 dB*) +/-4 dB*) � � � 4 22 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 5 20 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 6 18 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 7 16 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 8 14 +/-3 dB +/-4 dB � � � 9 12 +/-4 dB +/-5 dB � � � 10 10 +/-4 dB +/-5 dB � � � 11 8 +/-4 dB +/-5 dB � � � 12 6 +/-4 dB +/-5 dB � � � 13 4 +/-4 dB +/-5 dB � � � 14 2 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB � � � 15 0 +/-5 dB +/-6 dB

*) When the power control level corresponds to the power class of the MS, then the

tolerances shall be 2,0 dB under normal test conditions and 2,5 dB under extreme test conditions.

DCS 1 800 only - end

b) The difference between the transmitter output power at two adjacent power control levels, measured at the same frequency, shall not be less than 0,5 dB and not be more than 3,5 dB.

c) The power/time relationship of the measured samples for normal bursts shall be within the limits of

the power time template of figure 13-1 at each frequency, under every combination of normal and extreme test conditions and at each power control level measured.

+4 dBc � +1,0 dBc �� 0 dBc �� -1,0 dBc �� -6 dBc * �� -30 dBc ** �� lowest limit �� (see �-------- (147 bits) --------> table 13-4) �� 10 8 10 7056/13=542,8 ms 10 8 10

Figure 13-1: Power / time template for normal bursts

* For GSM900 MS: -4 dBc for power control level 16 -2 dBc for power control level 17 -1 dBc for power control levels 18 and 19 For DCS1800 MS: -4 dBc for power control level 11 -2 dBc for power control level 12 -1 dBc for power control levels 13, 14 and 15 ** For GSM900 MS: -30 dBc or -17 dBm, whichever is the higher For DCS1800 MS: -30 dBc or -20 dBm, whichever is the higher

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Table 13-4: Lowest measurement limit for power / time template

lowest limit GSM900 -59 dBc or -54 dBm whichever is the highest,

except for the timeslot preceding the active slot, for which this value is equal to -36 dBm

DCS1800 -48 dBc or -48 dBm whichever is the highest d) All the power control levels, for the type and power class of the MS as stated by the manufacturer,

shall be implemented in the MS. e) When the transmitter is commanded to a power control level outside of the capability corresponding

to the type and power class of the MS as stated by the manufacturer, then the transmitter output power shall be within the tolerances for the closest power control level corresponding to the type and power class as stated by the manufacturer.

f) The centre of the transmitted normal burst as defined by the transition of bits 13/14 of the midamble

shall be 3 timeslot periods (1731 µs) +/- 1 bit period (+/- 3,69 µs) after the centre of the corresponding received burst.

g) The power/time relationship of the measured samples for access bursts shall be within the limits of

the power time template of figure 13-2 at each frequency, under every combination of normal and extreme test conditions and at each power control level measured.

+4 dBc +1,0 dBc �� 0 dBc �� -1,0 dBc �� -6 dBc * �� -30 dBc ** �� lowest limit �� (see table 13-4) �---- (87 bits) -----> �� - 10 8 10 4176/13=321,2 ms 10 8 10

Figure 13-2: Power / time template for access burst

* For GSM900 MS: -4 dBc for power control level 16 -2 dBc for power control level 17 -1 dBc for power control levels 18 and 19 For DCS1800 MS: -4 dBc for power control level 11 -2 dBc for power control level 12 -1 dBc for power control levels 13, 14 and 15 ** For GSM900 MS: -30 dBc or -17 dBm, whichever is the higher For DCS1800 MS: -30 dBc or -20 dBm, whichever is the higher

h) The centre of the transmitted access burst shall be an integer number of timeslot periods less 30 bit periods relative to any CCCH midamble centre with a tolerance of +/- 1 bit period (+/- 3,69 µs).

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ETSI TC SMG #22 Plenary Meeting TDoc SMG 539/97 Kristiansand, Norway 9th - 13th June 1997

Liaison Statement To: ITU-T SG11 WP3 rapporteur’s meeting in Bath 9th-13th June Source: ETSI TC SMG Title: IMT-2000 Standardisation Approach Favoured by ETSI TC SMG IMT-2000 is expected to support global roaming, more capacity, and advanced services such as: multimedia and Global Information Infrastructure . The system is expected to consist of integrated complementary components i.e. satellite, macrocell and microcell/picocell, with advanced capabilities currently not supported in second generation systems (fixed and wireless) and in addition interwork with existing 2nd generation mobile systems. ETSI/SMG’s objective is to have IMT-2000 recognised as a “family” of systems for worldwide users and establish UMTS as a member of the IMT-2000 family. The members of the IMT-2000 family will be an evolution of wireless and wireline networks in different regions of the world to become true third generation systems. IMT-2000 may have (the possibility of) multiple radio interface technologies, core networks and interworking protocols in support of the mobile customer in a transparent manner for the user. Development of standards that support a phased approach to IMT 2000 services and with the long term goal of convergence is an important element in ETSI’s goal. Therefore ETSI will collaborate with other regions of the world to develop a consensus in support of the “family” of multiple inter-operating systems and to promote a phased convergence and phased standardization and implementation approach of IMT2000. ITU recommendations should provide: • the common vision, • the architectural foundation, • the implementation flexibility, • the modularity for phasing, • the specific applications, • and the interworking arrangements for roaming.

ETSI/TC/SMG#22 PLENARY MEETING Tdoc SMG 542/97 9-13 JUNE, 1997 Kristiansand, Norway

Liaison statement From: SMG To: GSM-MoU Association Introduction of EFR Mobiles Type approval of mobiles incorporating the EFR codec will become possible during the summer of 1997 and EFR mobiles will be commercially available directly thereafter. Regulatory testing is focusing on multicodec signalling. However, some networks do not yet support such signalling and consequently EFR mobiles will be denied any access. To avoid rejection of the mobile by networks and the resulting international roaming restrictions, it is essential that all networks be upgraded to incorporate: 1. either Implementation of signalling as per CR GSM 09.90 -A009 adopted by SMG#22 (Tdoc SMG 429/97). 2. or full phase 2 error handling as specified in release 95. 3. or full EFR implementation, including signalling and transcoding as specified in release 96. It is recommended that the members of the GSM MoU Association upgrade their infrastructure accordingly so that appropriate signalling is supported by September 1, 1997 at the latest, in line with the SERG presentation during MoU#37. Note: The changes made by SMG#22 to the core specifications incorporate in Release 95 the radio interface features making it possible to type approve EFR mobiles. Full implementation of EFR in the network necessitates other upgrades (e.g. GSM08.08, A interface,GSM08.60 (CC-TRAU interface)) not included in Release 95 but in Release 96.

ETSI/SMG 3 Tdoc 97P226 (c) Malmö, Sweden 27th to 29th of May, 1997

CHANGE REQUEST No. A009

Technical Specification GSM 09.90 version 4.8.0

Submitted to SMG for approval without presentation ("non-strategic") [ ]


Status at SMG [ ]: Approved [ ] Rejected [ ] Postponed [ ]

Phase 1: [ ] Phase 2: [X] Phase 2+: [ ] Work item:


Proposed change affects: SIM [ ] ME [X] Network [X]

Source: SMG3 (WPA) Date: 1997-05-19

Subject: Introduction of EFR in GSM phase 2 specifications

Category: F - Correction [ ] A - Corresponds to a Phase 2 correction [ ] B - Addition of Feature [X] C - Functional modification of Feature [ ] D - Editorial modification [ ]

Reason for change: This CR, which corresponds to CR 09.90-A034r1, defines the handling of mobiles indicating support of several speech coders by an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure. Sections affected, and additional explanation of details of change (if needed):

Clause 5.3.3.3 and a new clause 5.3.6.5.

If other core Specifications are affected, necessary (and attached) Joint Crs: GSM 04.08 (A211 or A212), 05.03, 05.05, 02.16, 02.17.

Affects (possibly): MS Test Specifications [X] BSS Test Specifications [] O&M Specifications [ ] Attached CRs?: Cross Phase Compatibility: Change affects operation of: Phase 1 MS in Phase 2(+) NW [ ] Phase 2(+) MS in Phase 1 NW [ ]

: Change affects operation of: Phase 1 SIM in Phase 2(+) ME[ ]

Phase 2(+) SIM in Phase 1 ME [ ]

Other comments:

None.

Page 12 ETR 111: July 1996 (GSM 09.90 Version 4.8.0) 5.3.3 Call control procedures

5.3.3.1 Compatibility checking at call establishment

New requirements have been introduced about compatibility checking when two "bearer capability" information elements are sent in the SETUP message.

The following procedure shall be taken into account by an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure: At the receipt of a SETUP message including two "bearer capability" information elements, a Phase 2 MS may as a result of compatibility checking accept one bearer capability and reject the other one. In this case the Phase 2 MS answers to the SETUP message with a CALL CONFIRMED message including the bearer capability which is accepted.

In those cases where one of the bearer capabilities provided to a Phase 2 MS is not supported by this MS, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall either release the call or establish the call according to the bearer capability supported by the MS.

5.3.3.2 Mobile originated call

A Phase 2 mobile station may include a new information element "CLIR suppression" (coded as a Type 2 information element) in the SETUP message to override the CLIR (Calling Line Identification Restriction) service.

If a "CLIR suppression" information element is included in the SETUP message, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall process the SETUP message in a normal way.

In addition, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure should either ignore or take into account the "CLIR

suppression" information element. A Phase 2 MS may include a new information element, "CLIR invocation" (coded as a Type 2 information element), in the SETUP message to override the CLIR presentation mode temporary (presentation allowed).

If a "CLIR invocation" information element is included in the SETUP message, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall process the SETUP message in a normal way.

In addition, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure should either ignore or take into account the "CLIR

invocation" information element. A phase 2 mobile station may include a new information element, “CC capabilities” (coded as a type 4 information element), in the SETUP message with an IEI value numerically less than that of preceding type 4 IEs.

If a “CC capabilities” information element is included in the SETUP message, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall process the SETUP message in a normal way.

In addition, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure should either ignore or take into account the “CC

capabilities” information element. 5.3.3.3 Mobile terminating call

In Phase 1, the MS may send one or several "bearer capability" information elements in the CALL CONFIRMED message in the following two cases:

- the MS wishes another bearer capability than that given in the incoming SETUP message; - the "bearer capability" information element is missing or not fully specified in the SETUP message. A Phase 2 dual rate Mobile Station will send a Bearer Capability IE in the CALL CONFIRMED message even if the one in the SETUP message is accepted.

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An upgraded infrastructure shall not consider as invalid a Mobile Station only because it sends a Bearer

Capability IE in CALL CONFIRMED message with the same information as sent in the SETUP message and the upgraded infrastructure shall continue the call establishment in this case.

In addition, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure need not take into account the received radio

channel requirement. Furthermore, a phase 2 mobile station supporting other speech versions than GSM version 1, will indicate in the CALL CONFIRMED message its speech coding capabilities. Thus the "bearer capability" information element may be included in more cases than defined in phase 1.

What follows concerns the cases where the "bearer capability" information element is acceptable by the network (except for the inclusion of extensions to octet 3 see 5.3.6.5).

An upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall continue the call establishment.

A phase 2 mobile station may include a new information element, “CC capabilities” (coded as a type 4 information element), in the CALL CONFIRMED message with an IEI value numerically less than that of preceding type 4 IEs.

If a “CC capabilities” information element is included in the CALL CONFIRMED message, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall process the CALL CONFIRMED message in a normal way.

In addition, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure should either ignore or take into account the “CC

capabilities” information element. A Phase 2 MS may include a new information element "connected subaddress" (coded as a Type 4 information element) in the CONNECT message.

If a "connected subaddress" information element is included in a CONNECT message, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall process normally the CONNECT message.

In addition, an upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure should either ignore or take into account the

"connected subaddress" information element. To avoid speech clipping a Phase 2 MS will attach the user connection for speech at latest when sending the CONNECT message, except if there is no compatible radio resource available at this time.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure should ensure that the downlink speech path does not contain disturbing sound during the interval (if any) beginning at channel assignment and ending at through connection in the network. Typically, comfort noise or silence may be sent in this interval.

5.3.3.4 In-call modification

In Phase 2 the MS may include a reverse call setup direction information element in a MODIFY message to indicate that the direction of the data call is opposite to the direction of the call setup.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall ignore that information element and proceed as if the information element was not present.

5.3.3.5 DTMF

In phase 2 the MS may send DTMF control messages in states other than U10 if the user connection is attached for speech.

If DTMF control messages are received, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall not disrupt its normal call control procedures. In addition an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall respond to a START DTMF message with a START DTMF REJECT message.

Page 18 ETR 111: July 1996 (GSM 09.90 Version 4.8.0) This case is one of the exceptions to section 5.2.2 of this ETR.

The "encryption algorithm" field of the "mobile station classmark 1 and 2" information elements has been reduced from 2 bits to 1 bit. The bit which has been freed is used in Phase 2 to indicate whether the Mobile Station supports autonomous Early Sending of Classmark Change message: “ES IND” bit. The other bit is used to indicate whether the MS supports the standard A5 encryption algorithm.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure should only check in the "encryption algorithm" field the bit which indicates support of the standard A5 algorithm.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure is not allowed to reject an “encryption algorithm” field because

the “ES IND” bit is set to 1. This case is one of the exceptions to section 5.2.2 of this ETR.

5.3.6.2 "Repeat indicator"

A clarification about the use of the "repeat indicator" information element has been added in Phase 2. The purpose of the "repeat indicator" information element is to indicate how repeated information elements shall be interpreted when included in a message. The "repeat indicator" information element is included before the first occurrence of the information element which will be repeated in a message.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure shall include the "repeat indicator" information element only in those cases identified in the Phase 2 specifications, namely: when two "bearer capability", two "low layer compatibility", or two "high layer compatibility" information elements are included in a message.

5.3.6.3 "Starting time"

For Phase 2 a clarification has been made about the treatment of the "starting time" information element. The time interval during which the MS considers that the starting time has not been yet reached now lasts 32024 frames (instead of 42431 frames for Phase 1) from the reception of the message which contained the "starting time" information element.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure must take into account the fact that if it sends a starting time that adds a substantial number of frames (32024 frames + the number of frames for transmission of the message) to the current frame number, a Phase 2 MS will consider this starting time as having already been reached.

5.3.6.4 "Mobile Identity"

For Phase 2 the option of having a TMSI of variable length has been deleted, in Phase 2 the length is always 4 octets.

An upgraded Phase 1 infrastructure is not allowed to send a mobile identity information element containing a TMSI with length of less than 4 octets.

5.3.6.5 "Bearer capability"

A phase 2 mobile station supporting other speech versions than GSM version 1 will include extension octets to octet 3 in the bearer capability information element to indicate to the network what speech coding algorithms the mobile station supports.

An upgraded phase 1 infrastructure is not allowed to consider as erroneous or invalid a mobile station simply because it includes extension octets to octet 3 in the bearer capability information element.

In addition, an upgraded phase 1 infrastructure shall either ignore or take into account the information contained in the extension octets to octet 3 in the bearer capability information element.

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5.3.7 Use of Phase 1 spare bits

Phase 2 changes which are presented under this section are those which have made use of Phase 1 spare bits; for these changes the general rule specified in section 5.2.1 of this ETR has to be applied.

In the "location updating type" information element, a bit marked as spare in Phase 1 is now used to indicate whether a follow-on request is pending at the MS, for example to speed up call setup after the MS has been switched on.

In the "mobile station classmark 2" information element, two bits marked as spare in Phase 1 are now used as a "SS screening indicator" field to indicate some supplementary service attributes.

In the "mobile station classmark 2" information element, a bit marked as spare in Phase 1 is now used to indicate that the MS supports the pseudo-synchronized handover procedure.

The last octet of the "mobile station classmark 2" information element has been modified to indicate which encryption algorithms are supported by the MS. This octet was marked as spare in the Phase 1 specifications.

In the "bearer capability" information element, a bit marked as spare in Phase 1 is now used to indicate the 6 kbit/s radio interface data rate capability and a request for a further negotiation of an intermediate data rate.

SMG#22 Tdoc .......548/97 ETSI/SMG#22 Kristiansand 9-13 June 1997 Source: Chairman, SMG1 Title: Proposed Liaison to MPEG TC/SMG thanks MPEG for their liaison statement Request to consider a mobile multimedia service providing several channels with different Quality of Service. SMG is pleased to reply that MPEG-4’s request for negotiable Quality of Service is entirely in accordance with TC/SMG’s views. UMTS specifications which will cover this point are in the process of being elaborated.

ETSI TC SMG Tdoc SMG 551/97 Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9th - 13th June 1997 Source : SMG2 chairman, SMG7 chairman, Rohde&Schwarz Title : Handling of CR 05.05-53r1 on "Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS" Following the request of the plenary, a proposed handling of the questions linked to CR 05.05-53r1 on "Power Time Mask Alignment for DCS 1800 MS" is outlined in this document. Two liaison statements are included in this document, it is proposed to SMG to approve them.

ETSI TC SMG Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9th - 13th June 1997 Source : SMG Title : Liaison Statement to SMG2 and SMG7 SMG #22 treated CR 05.05-A053r1 contained in Tdoc SMG 513/97. This CR was brought to last SMG2 meeting (Tdoc SMG2 246/97). Due to very late distribution of the CR SMG2 postponed the treatment of the CR 05.05-A053r1 to the next meeting. CR 05.05-53r1 was presented directly to the plenary of SMG by the originator. This was done because it was felt that waiting to the next meeting would delay availability of MSs in accordance to the phase 2 DCS 1800 specification. SMG approved in principle CR 05.05-53r1 but it was felt absolutely necessary to allow SMG2 to check this CR. Hence it is requested from the SMG2 delegates to review CR 05.05-A053r1 and CR 05.05-A055 which is the corresponding phase 2+ CR . If comments are needed they shall be sent to the SMG2 chairman, N. P. S. ANDERSEN. phone number : + 45 43 58 63 78 fax number : + 45 43 71 03 82 email : [email protected] If no comment is received by 1st July 1997 CR 05.05-A053r1 and CR 05.05-A055 will be definitively approved. If comments are received, the SMG2 chairman will assess whether CR 05.05-53r1 and CR 05.05-A055 can be considered as approved or not. In order to implement the consequences of CR 05.05-53r1 in GSM 11.10, SMG approved in principle CR 11.10-A228 (see Tdoc SMG 529/97) but it was felt absolutely necessary to allow SMG7 to check this CR. Hence it is requested from the SMG7 delegates to review the attached CR with the assumption that CR 05.05-53r1 and CR 05.05-A055 have been accepted. If comments are needed they shall be sent to the SMG7 chairman, R. THOMAS. phone number : + 33 1 45 29 64 07 fax number : + 33 1 45 29 63 07 email : [email protected] If no comment is received by 4th July, CR 11.10-A228 will be definitively approved. If comments are received, the SMG7 chairman will assess whether CR 11.10-A228 can be considered as approved or not. In addition a liaison has been drafted to TAEG to explain that a change has been done in the testing of the DCS 1800 Mobile Stations. This liaison will be sent only after 4th July 1997 provided that the two CRs have been accepted. Attachments : CR 05.05-A053r1; CR 05.05-A055 (phase 2+ version) CR 11.10-A228 Proposed Liaison Statement to TAEG

ETSI TC SMG Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9th - 13th June 1997 Source : SMG Title : Liaison Statement to TAEG Copy for information : GTAAB TC SMG have approved CR 05.05-53r1 and CR 11.10-A228 which implements in GSM 11.10 the consequences of CR 05.05-53r1. These CRs specify a relaxation in the requirements towards the DCS 1800 MSs and dual band Mobile Stations. CR 05.05-53r1 relaxes the power time mask for DCS 1800 in a similar way as already done for GSM 900. CR 11.10-A228 aligns the power time requirements with the changed GSM 05.05. It is recommended that this relaxation, as specified by these CRs is implemented as soon as possible in the type approval of the DCS 1800 MSs and dual band Mobile Stations. Attachments : CR 05.05-53r1 CR 11.10-A228

ETSI TC SMG Tdoc SMG 552/97 Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9th - 13th June 1997 Source : SMG7 chairman Title : Proposed Liaison Statement to GTAAB on Type Approval of MSs with EFR 1. General During their last plenary meeting SMG decided to introduce EFR in phase 2. Thus SMG approved changes to GSM 11.10 phase 2, to TBR 19 and TBR 31 with the aim of specifying the technical basis of the Type Approval of MS with EFR. EFR is now an option of phase 2; the specification of the phase 2 MS without EFR is not changed, the MS with EFR will basically include the phase 2 features and EFR in addition. It is recalled that an MS with EFR will implement in addition TCH/FS. Following changes and actions are necessary to specify the technical basis of the Type Approval of MS with EFR : (i) to move the EFR signalling tests from phase 2+ GSM 11.10 to phase 2 GSM 11.10 (See CR 11.10-A206, approved by SMG in Tdoc SMG 328/97); (ii) to introduce references to those tests in TBR 19 and TBR 31, together with the necessary justifications. (See CR TBR 19-008 and CR TBR 31-001 both approved by SMG in Tdoc SMG 328/97) (iii) to check that the existing signalling GSM 11.10 phase 2 tests do not reject MSs implementing EFR. (iv) to check that the existing non-signalling GSM 11.10 phase 2 tests do not reject MSs implementing EFR (v) to add in GSM 11.10 some non-signalling tests (in sections 14 and 30) suited for EFR and to add the relevant references to these tests in the TBRs. TC SMG indicate in this liaison some clarifications about the technical decisions concerning EFR and possible consequences in type testing. In addition TC SMG would like to submit to GTAAB four technical proposals aiming at facilitating the introduction of the EFR MSs. 2. Possible rejection of an EFR MS by the existing signalling tests Here we consider signalling tests which are already part of the phase 2 type approval and which could reject a correct EFR MS, see action (iii) in paragraph 1. These tests apply to both EFR MSs and non EFR MSs. Regarding action (iii) SMG7 performed some checks and as a result it can be stated that basically the existing signalling phase 2 tests need not to be changed in order to accommodate MSs implementing EFR, only editorial corrections are needed. These editorial corrections on phase 2 signalling tests can be found in Tdoc SMG 329/97 approved by TC SMG.

Nevertheless it may be possible that some implementations of some tests check beyond what is required by the standard. Hence relevant checking of these implementations is needed, after that corrections may be needed. Tests to be checked are probably those where the bearer capabilities are checked. Let us designate by set (iii) the set of those tests which are to be changed in order to encompass action (iii). In fact set (iii) will designate implemented phase 2 signalling tests and not GSM 11.10-1 specifications of tests. To handle problem (iii) new implementations of tests of set (iii) will be proposed and will replace the present implementations of those tests. But these implementations are already in use for the present phase 2 Type Approval and it is an important concern of SMG that the present phase 2 Type Approval is not destabilised. Proposal 1 It is proposed that the present implementation of tests from set (iii) may be kept for the testing of phase 2 non EFR MSs during a period to be defined by GTAAB. 3. Validation of test cases 3.1 New version of present tests, set (iii) Regarding the new implementations of tests of set (iii), new TTCN versions will be seen for the first time during the SMG7-signalling subgroup in July 97. Proposal 2 For those new tests, a validation process will have to be started by GTAAB, like for any new tests, but in addition previous versions of these tests will remain valid for non EFR MSs (see Proposal 1). 3.2 Signalling tests for EFR Here we consider new tests which have been included by SMG #22 in GSM 11.10-1 phase 2, see action (i) in first paragraph, these tests check the signalling needed to support EFR. Hence these tests apply to both EFR MSs and to non EFR MSs. Let us designate by set (i) this set of tests. They are specified, now it is necessary to implement them. The TTCN version of these tests will be reviewed for the first time by the SMG7-signalling subgroup in July 1997. Proposal 3 For those new tests, a validation process will have to be started by GTAAB like for any new tests. 4. Non signalling Tests, actions (iv) and (v) Regarding (iv) SMG7 came to the conclusion that the present non-signalling tests would not fail an EFR MS. Regarding (v) SMG7 did not have time enough to perform the necessary work, it is foreseen to achieve this work in September 1997, then the corresponding outputs of this work will be presented for approval at SMG #23 in October 1997. This work will consist in adapting some tests of section 14 (Receiver) and of section 30 (audio test). Today, when applicable, these tests are performed the MS being allocated a TCH/FS and then the MS being allocated a TCH/HS, what remains to be done is an adaptation of these tests when the MS is allocated a TCH with EFR.

5. Interworking of the EFR MSs with non upgraded networks Then SMG considered the introduction of the EFR MSs in the networks, for this reason SMG approved a liaison to MoU specifying the upgrades which should be performed (if necessary) on the networks in order that, at least, basic service is provided to EFR MSs, see Tdoc SMG 542/97. This liaison is attached for information. It should be noted that, access would be denied to EFR MSs trying to gain access to a network not having implemented any of the three possible upgrades specified in Tdoc SMG 542/97. It is requested from the network operators that the necessary upgrades are performed by the 1st of September. It might be that the networks are not upgraded before October 1997. More information is expected from MoU. So it would be a careful approach not to allow immediately EFR MSs to be attached to the networks. Proposal 4 It is proposed that GTAAB take into account this interworking problems when deciding the date for the first Type Approval of an EFR MS. Attachment : Liaison from SMG to GSM-MoU Association on "Introduction of EFR Mobiles"

ETSI SMG No22

Kristiansand,

June 9th - 13th, 1997

ETSI/SMG Tdoc 555 / 978 February 2001

page 1 of 2

Source: Ad hoc group

Title: Discussion paper on voluntary funding of an STF for SMG support

Agenda item:

Document for: Introductory discussion

1 Introduction

The ETSI GA has decided on reducing the funding for supporting ETSI PTs (now STF - SpecialistTask Force). This reduction would come in steps of 20% annually for the coming 4 years.

The GA decision was based on an input from Ericsson, Nokia, Nortel, Philips, Siemens, and Telia andthe SMG Chairman has contacted these ETSI members individually and asked them whether voluntaryfunding to support PT SMG would be an option, which has been positively responded to according tothe SMG Chairman.

2 What to be done ?

There are a number of steps that need to be discussed in order to find solutions. The following list ispresented as a starting point and does not necessarily contain all aspects or possibilities:

• Identify the needs

• Identify sources of funding.

• Identify methods for invoicing/collecting money (in accordance with agreed funding commitments)(e.g. as an own task or as an out-sourced task).

• Decide on whether a group should be started (open to all interested).

ETSI/SMG Tdoc 555 / 97page 2 of 2

3 Possible sources for funding

The following sources of funding could be possible (the list may not be not exhaustive):

• GSM MoU

• European Commission

• ETSI members (irrespective of type):

• Operators

• Suppliers

• Other commercial players

In the following only issues related to the third main bullet item are covered.

4 Processes that need to be elaborated

The following proposal is presented as a base for further discussion.

4.1 Internal processes

Assuming a group would be established, there would be a need to establish group internal processesthat could include:

• Evaluate PT SMG budget requests and establish the reasonable level of contributions.

• Decide on criteria for the size of voluntary contributions (this could mean anything from totalfreedom for every group member to determine the size of their own contribution to some sort of “fairdecision” on how much each group member should contribute [e.g. based on the number of ETSIunit contributions]).

• Establish processes to select and authorize persons to negotiate on behalf of the group withexternal parties (e.g. PT SMG, ETSI HQ or GSM MoU).

• Establish processes to audit budget execution.

4.2 External processes

External process need to be established that could include:

• Budget discussion and areas that could be agreed be subject to voluntary funding.

• Discuss the right to have audit control over the use of voluntary funding with ETSI HQ.

5 A proposal to proceed

The conclusion is the following (as a proposal for further discussion):

• A group is set up to gather funding support for PT SMG. (There would be a need to seek corporatelegal support to determine the form which this group should have).

• Rules are established for this group to be a group open to all with interest to contribute towards thefunding of PT SMG.

The group would inform SMG of its “results” and visions.

ETSI/SMG Tdoc 565/97 Christiansand, 9-13 June 1997 revision of Tdoc 561/97

Subject : LS from SMG to the GSM MoU Satellite Steering Committee Source : SMG Editor : SMG3 Chairman Date : 13.06.1997 Reference : LS in SSC#6 Doc 41/97 rev 1 and SSC#6 Doc 40/97 rev 1 (in SMG TDoc 394/97) SMG thank the GSM MoU Satellite Steering Committee for their answers to the enquiry concerning their activities. SMG welcome the information, which is very valuable in particular for UMTS development, and will take into account the requests of the GSM MoU SSC. SMG would like to provide the following information, and to express the following requests. 1) Dual-mode terminals SMG would like to attract the attention of GSM MoU SSC that dual-mode terminals are not, when active in a GSM network, necessarily compliant with the GSM specifications. Unfortunately, the cell and network selection specifications in GSM did not originally take into account dual mode terminals (satellite or other), and type approval follows accordingly. It is the intention of SMG to study the problem, and, if needed, to modify GSM specifications to overcome it. It is will then be important that SMG has a sufficient awareness of the dual-mode specifications GSM MoU SSC publish, or intend to publish, so that the modifications of SMG specifications are consistent with the GSM MoU SSC specifications. 2) UMTS SMG welcome the information provided by GSM MoU SSC about their views on UMTS. A proposed (agreement pending) document from SMG and SES (annexed to this LS) describes the way SMG intend to deal with the satellite access component in UMTS, and we anticipate that this will be in accordance with GSM MoU SSC views. As indicated in the annex, it is the intention of SMG not to specify a satellite access component, but only to take into account such components when developing the generic network protocols (i.e., the equivalent to A interface, or call control). SMG would welcome participation of experts on the satellite access to help us check that the specific features of satellite access components are satisfactorily taken into account. Annex : TDoc SMG 556/97

ETSI SMG#22 SMG TD 566 / 97 9 -13 June 1997 Kristiansand, NORWAY

umts\t57-566.doc 13.6.1997 1

Source: SMG and SES

Title: Proposal for decisions on UMTS Satellite Component

Status: Approved by SMG#22

Purpose: Decisions

1. Characterisation of UMTS Satellite Component

UMTS Satellite Component (S-UMTS) is characterised by the satellite delivery of UMTS service with the access procedures for the user not unnecessarily differing only where necessary from those for the terrestrial component of UMTS (T-UMTS). It is assumed that the differences between terrestrial and satellite components focus on the radio access.

For the purpose of radio standardization only, S-UMTS refers to a dedicated UMTS operating within the MSS bands of IMT-2000 (FPLMTS) frequencies. Within ITU Region 1, these MSS bands are 1980 - 2010 MHz paired with 2170 - 2200 MHz1.

2. Importance of UMTS Satellite Component

S-UMTS has the capability of providing 1) global roaming capability for UMTS users for areas outside terrestrial radio coverage, 2) full coverage within UMTS terrestrial service areas by “filling the white spots”, and 3) possibility of providing wide area coverage even in the initial phase of infrastructure deployment.

Due to their inherently global nature, MSS within IMT-2000 frequencies can also bring non-UMTS MSS operation into the same geographical area as the terrestrial UMTS radio infrastructure.

The current regulation requires the deployment of S-UMTS within many nations and regions via access nodes to national telecommunication networks. The regional regulatory co-operation and the evolving telecommunications networking techniques may reduce the need for placing a gateway within each geographical area of a national network.

S-UMTS, similarly as other MSS, have a commercial justification of their own as a stand-alone system, and as an additional access for any UMTS core network (based on e.g. evolved GSM, ISDN, S-PCN or any other network). The ongoing investments in S-PCN systems, as well as the market forecast contained in the UMTS Forum report clearly justify the need for S-UMTS.

The major opportunity which S-UMTS can capitalise on is the provision of satellite access capability for a massive terrestrial user base in such a way that the additional cost per ME is low.

1 There are technical discussions within ITU TG8/1 upon a global harmonization of MSS bands within FPLMTS frequencies.

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3. Necessary standardisation for UMTS Satellite Component

International standards and regulatory co-operation are needed to make S-UMTS a reality and success.

S-UMTS is assumed to require no specific standards but in general, the UMTS standards should cater for

- the recognition of satellite component or the technical features associated to it (e.g. propagation delay, optimised signalling different cost structure)

- the procedures for network selection

- the radio compatibility between satellite and terrestrial components in adjacent bands and to minimise the cost of integrating both components into a terminal

- the definition of essential parameters to facilitate free circulation and use of S-UMTS mobile equipment in the geographical areas where non-UMTS radio technologies are deployed within the IMT-2000 terrestrial frequencies. Today it is known that the PCS systems in North-America and the planned FPLMTS system(s) in Japan and Korea would have implications on the potential S-UMTS operation within those areas.

Additionally, MSS require specifications related to satellite constellations, frequency and other co-ordination between MSS, feeder and service links and radiation control mechanisms. These are considered to be outside the standards related to S-UMTS.

4. The approaches to S-UMTS standardization

The UMTS satellite component standardisation can be related to terrestrial UMTS standardization in three alternative ways:

i No or minimal consideration on S-UMTS (by SMG) when standardizing the UMTS. Any S-UMTS consideration is based on S-UMTS capabilities and limitations set forth in UMTS-1202 v2.0.2 . The standardisation related to S-UMTS, if any, should be done by those having interest and possibly independently of SMG work on T-UMTS.

or

ii UMTS standards should incorporate satellite access component and their capabilities and limitations in an equal manner to the same standards with terrestrial access, especially in the areas service, roaming, network interfaces and information flows.

or

iii Development of specific S-UMTS standards as separate deliverables to address the integration and coexistence of the radio systems.

The option (ii) is recommended.

Because of the possible wide deviation in the configurations of satellite networks (e.g. constellation, spot beam patterns2) it is not considered possible to standardise a radio interface for S-UMTS. Radio standardisation should be limited to the essential requirements necessary for coexistence with other services and systems.

2 See UMTS report “Technical characteristics, capabilities and limitations of MSS applicable to UMTS” (UMTS-xx.xx, TDoc. )

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Additionally, the UMTS standards and, if mandated by the European Commission, the technical bases for regulation, need to address the world-wide free circulation and use of terminals having S-UMTS radio capability.

5. Implications of S-UMTS on SES and SMG

The standards developed for terrestrial UMTS should apply to S-UMTS except where deviations are necessary to accommodate specific requirements of satellite environment. These areas where deviations apply need to be identified and addressed in UMTS standards.

The definition of UTRA should address the compatibility with the adjacent bands. The standards related to GRAN protocols should consider address S-UMTS as well.

The standards related to UMTS network interfaces should recognise the specific features of S-UMTS.

All SMG groups working on UMTS shall review the earlier SMG5 report on integration of S-UMTS3 for the incorporation of the appropriate parts into requirements and standards for UMTS.

SMG and SES should also contribute to and co-operate with ITU and other relevant organisations in order to achieve a world wide free circulation and use of mobile equipment, including those with satellite access. In particular, the ITU-R supported GMPCS4 MoU is recognised as an essential instrument for the elaboration of global Recommendations and agreements for that purpose.

TC SES should take the responsibility to produce those parts of the standards for the S-UMTS terminal which aim at the compliance in accordance with the Satellite Directive (93/97/EEC); covering the Radio Frequency specifications, allowing the efficient use of the spectrum, limiting interference to terrestrial and other satellites, protecting the radio-astronomy service if necessary and defining a set of minimal specifications for control and monitoring in order to prevent the S-UMTS to transmit unintentionally (receive first terminal).

TC SES should take the responsibility, if required, to prepare Harmonized standards including test specifications corresponding to the S-UMTS terminal standards developed by itself.

TC SES should take the responsibility to maintain the relevant standards.

All these activities could be achieved by defining in due time an ETSI Subcontracting Agreement between SMG and SES.

3 ETR 051201 “Framework of satellite integration within UMTS” (TDoc. xxxx) 4 Global Mobile Personal Communications by Satellite Memorandum of Understanding (GMPCS-MoU) 14th February 1997, initiated by 1st ITU Telecomminication Policy Forum in October 1996 and signed by over 20 Administrations

ETSI TC SMG Tdoc SMG 572/97 Meeting #22 Replaces Tdoc 538/97 Kristiandsand, 9th - 13th June, 1997 Source: TC SMG To: EP-TIPHON cc: SMG1, SMG3, SMG4, SMG10, SMG11 Subject: Liaison statement on Interworking between IP and GSM networks SMG thanks EP TIPHON for their LS on the Interoperability between IP and GSM networks. SMG notes the TIPHON objective to achieve bi-directional interoperability between IP and GSM terminals and is willing to support the activities of TIPHON. In so doing, SMG would stress that priority should be given to finding interworking solutions which require no change to the existing GSM specifications. Any extensions should be based on an assessment of market demand and agreed service requirements. Some confusion has arisen over the Terms of Reference for EP TIPHON. They appear to be focused on speech but later there is mention of facsimile applications. SMG request clarification. SMG has conducted a brief assessment of the voice service and the initial findings are presented to assist the work of EP TIPHON. This assessment suggests that basic interoperability should be possible without change to the GSM standards although this needs to be verified. Data access from GSM terminals to the Internet is supported today. There seem to be two basic means of voice access to the Internet from GSM terminals:

1) Circuit-switched voice connection from the GSM mobile station to an Internet node using, at the point of interconnect, E.164 addressing, ISUP and 64 kbits (G.711) or GSM encoded speech. The speech signal is then transcoded to Internet speech coding and transported using the TCP-IP protocol to the far-end Internet user terminal. 2) Circuit-switched data connection from the mobile station to an Internet node, converted to TCP-IP and transported to the Internet user. Voice-over-IP speech is then provided as an end-to-end application using Internet speech coding throughout but transported using different protocols on the mobile and IP networks.

As the highest priority for GSM operators is that voice traffic is carried as efficiently as possible at the air interface and with high quality, the first method is to be strongly recommended even if the second is technically feasible. It should also be noted that speech service interworking between GSM and other networks is based on the ISUP protocol. Any departure from ISUP for the purposes of interworking with IP would have major implications. SMG has some concerns about Quality of Service issues in offering this type of service. These arise from the tandeming of GSM and Internet codecs, variable delay, lost packets and long call set up times. An assessment of these issues should be included. The feasibility of applying TFO (Tandem Free Operation of speech transcoders) through the use GSM speech codecs on IP networks may also be considered. TFO is a feature being developed by SMG which avoids double transcoding for mobile to mobile calls. To support this, there would be strong merit in using a GSM codec standard within the Internet for Voice-over-IP.

2

The following SMG STCs are relevant to the TIPHON work:

• SMG1 - service requirements • SMG3 - network architecture, signalling protocols, call control, address translation, support

of billing • SMG4 - data aspects including facsimile • SMG10 - security aspects • SMG11 - speech codecs, codec tandeming, speech quality, TFO

The contact details of the STC chairmen are given below. The TIPHON working parties mentioned in the TIPHON Terms of Reference should liaise with the corresponding STCs as necessary. To progress the work rapidly, the best approach is for interested parties to attend the STC meetings in person. Contact details of SMG STC chairmen

STC Chairman Company E-mail address

SMG1 Alan Cox Vodafone [email protected] SMG3 Michel Mouly Nortel [email protected] SMG4 Kevin Holley BT [email protected] SMG10 Michael Walker Vodafone [email protected] SMG11 Phil Gaskell One 2 One [email protected]

GSM/DCS STATUS LIST AFTER SMG#22

ETSI/TC SMG(97)2 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 DeTeMobil - -

4.3.1 RT SMG1 #7: 4.2.2 #11: 4.3.0 G.Schmidt DeTeMobil 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 DeTeMobil 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

5.6.0 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 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

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 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

5.5.0 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 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

5.0.0 JAL SMG1 #21: 5.0.0 A.Conrad DeTeMobil

02.63 Packet Data on Signalling channels Service (PDS) - Stage 1

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 A.Conrad DeTeMobil 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 DeTeMobil GTS

02.78 Customized Applications for Mobile network Enhanced Logic (CAMEL); Service definition (Stage 1)

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.1.1 #22: 5.2.0 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

5.2.0 RT SMG1 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 S.Habermann DeTeMobil GTS

02.88 Call Barring (CB) Supplementary Services - Stage 1.

3.6.1 RT SMG1 G.Schmidt DeTeMobil - -

4.4.3 RT SMG1 #7: 4.3.0 #8: 4.4.0 #16: 4.4.3 G.Schmidt DeTeMobil 300 520

5.0.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 G.Schmidt DeTeMobil 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 DeTeMobil 300 625

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 A.Conrad DeTeMobil 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

5.3.0 RT SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 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

5.1.0 RT SMG1 #19: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 S.Manning Vodafone GTS

03.01 Network Functions

3.1.1 JAL SMG3 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.0.4 JAL SMG3 #7: 4.0.1 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 521

5.1.0 JAL SMG3 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB GTS

03.02 Network Architecture

3.1.4 SA SMG3 SMG4 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB - -

4.2.1 SA SMG3 SMG4 #7: 4.0.1 #17: 4.1.0 #18: 4.2.1 P.Gaasvik Comviq GSM AB 300 522

5.1.0 SA SMG3 SMG4 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 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

5.0.0 SA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 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

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 R. Bauer Alcatel Sel GTS

03.09 Handover Procedures

3.2.1 JAL SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- - -

4.6.0 JAL 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 JAL 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

5.2.0 SA SMG1 #16: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 M.Valo Nokia GTS

03.11 Technical Realization of Supplementary Services - General Aspects

3.1.1 PA SMG3 S.Habermann DeTeMobil - -

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 DeTeMobil 300 529

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann DeTeMobil 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 PF SMG2 M.Dolan AT&T - -

4.0.4 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 ---none--- 300 531

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 ---none--- GTS

03.14 Support of Dual Tone Multi-Frequency Signalling (DTMF) via the GSM System

3.0.2 JAL SMG3 --- none --- - -

4.1.1 JAL SMG3 #7: 4.0.0 #10: 4.1.0 ---none--- 300 532

5.0.0 JAL 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

5.1.0 PA SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 H. Dettner Siemens GTS

03.18 Basic Call Handling

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 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

5.1.0 PA SMG10 SMG3 SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 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 PF 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 PF 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

4.2.0 PF SMG2 SMG3 #18: 4.1.0 #22: 4.2.0 TC-TR 005

5.1.0 PF SMG2 SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 ETR 366





03.30 Radio Network Planning Aspects.

4.3.0 PF SMG2 #7: 4.2.0 #9: 4.2.1 #13: 4.3.0 P.Stevens One2One ETR 103

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 P.Stevens One2One ETR 364

03.34 GSM 03.34 HSCSD Stage 2

5.0.1 JAL 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

5.6.0 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 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

5.6.0 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 P. Pike Lucent Technologies 300 902

03.42 SMS Compression

5.1.0 SA SMG4 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0





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 DeTeMobil 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 DeTeMobil 300 539

5.0.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 G.Baumann DeTeMobil 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

5.5.0 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 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 PF SMG11 #4: 3.2.2 #8: 3.3.0 #11: 3.4.0 P.Usai CSELT - -

4.2.0 PF SMG11 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.1.0 #15: 4.2.0 P.Usai CSELT 300 540

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 P.Usai CSELT 300 903

03.63 Packet Data on Signalling channels service (PDS) Service description, Stage 21

5.1.0 JAL SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 J.Baumann DeTeMobil GTS

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

5.2.0 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 D. Münning Detecon 300 933

03.69 Voice Broadcast service (VBS) - Stage 2

5.2.0 PA SMG3 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 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)

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0

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 DeTeMobil 300 545

5.0.0 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann DeTeMobil 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 JAL SMG3 R.Thomas France Telecom - -

4.0.4 JAL SMG3 #7: 4.0.1 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 550

5.0.0 JAL SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 R.Thomas France Telecom GTS

04.02 GSM Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) Access Reference Configuration.

3.0.2 JAL SMG3 SMG2 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular - -

4.0.4 JAL SMG3 SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular 300 551

5.0.0 JAL 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 PF SMG2 R.Thomas France Telecom - -

4.1.1 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 #10: 4.1.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 552

5.1.0 PF SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 R. Thomas France Telecom GTS





04.04 Layer 1 - General Requirements.

4.0.4 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 553

5.0.1 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 R.Thomas France Telecom 300 936

3.3.4 PF SMG2 R.Thomas France Telecom v.3.3.4 300 078

04.05 Data Link (DL) Layer General Aspects.

4.0.3 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 554

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 937

3.1.5 PF SMG2 M.Sollner PKI - -

04.06 Mobile Station - Base Stations System (MS - BSS) Interface Data Link (DL) Layer Specification.

4.4.0 PF SMG2 #7: 4.2.0 #8: 4.3.0 #11: 4.4.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 555

5.1.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 M.Sollner PKI 300 938

3.9.0 PF SMG2 M.Sollner PKI v.3.9.0 300 021

04.07 Mobile Radio Interface Signalling Layer 3 - General Aspects

3.3.3 JAL SMG3 A.Bergmann DeTeMobil - -

4.3.1 JAL SMG3 #7: 4.1.1 #10: 4.2.0 #12: 4.3.0 A.Bergmann DeTeMobil 300 556

5.2.0 JAL 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 JAL SMG3 SMG2 A.Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

DeTeMobil France Telecom

v.3.13. 300 022-1

4.18.0 JAL 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

A.Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

DeTeMobil France Telecom

300 557

5.6.0 JAL 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 A. Bergmann F.Courau R.Thomas

ETSI PT12 France Telecom

300 940

DCS 3.1.0 JAL SMG3 SMG2 --- none --- v.3.1.0 31.12.91

EXT 3.0.0 JAL 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 JAL SMG3 SMG4 #5:3.3.0 P.Simmons Nortel Matra Cellular v.3.3.0 300 023

4.10.0 JAL 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 JAL 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 JAL SMG3 SMG4 C.Pudney Vodafone v.3.2.1 300 024

4.6.0 PF 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 PF 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 JAL 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 JAL 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

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 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

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 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 JAL SMG3 #18: 5.0.0 Nazemann DeTeMobil 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 DeTeMobil 300 568

5.0.1 PA SMG3 #20: 5.0.0 S.Habermann DeTeMobil 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 PF SMG2 N.Andersen Tele Danmark - -

4.6.0 PF 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 PF 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 PF SMG2 --- none --- - -

05.02 Multiplexing and Multiple Access on the Radio Path

3.6.1 PF SMG2 #15: 3.7.0 #16: 3.8.0 D.Freeman Motorola v.3.7.0 300 030

4.9.0 PF 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

5.3.0 PF SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 D. Freeman Motorola 300 908





05.03 Channel Coding

3.6.1 PF SMG2 #12: 3.6.1 --- none --- v.3.6.1 300 031/A1

4.5.0 PF SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 #21: 4.4.0 #22: 4.5.0 --- none --- 300 575

5.3.0 PF SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #19: 5.2.0 #20: 5.2.1 #21: 5.3.0 --- none --- 300 909

05.04 Modulation

3.1.2 PF SMG2 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Com. v.3.1.2 300 032

4.0.3 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Communication

300 576

5.0.1 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 M.Reiner AEG Mobile Communication

300 959

05.05 Radio Transmission and Reception

3.13.0 PF 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

4.19.0 PF 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

J.P.Charles France Telecom 300 577

5.5.0 PF 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 J.P.Charles France Telecom 300 910

DCS 3.1.0 PF 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 PF SMG2 #16: 3.8.0 P.White Vodafone v.3.7.0 300 034-1

4.19.0 PF 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

P.White Vodafone 300 578

5.4.0 PF SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 #22: 5.4.0 P. White Vodafone 300 911

DCS 3.0.0 PF SMG2 --- none --- v.3.0.0 31.12.91





05.10 Radio Subsystem Synchronization

3.5.1 PF SMG2 #4: 3.5.1 H.Benn Motorola v.3.5.1 300 035

4.9.0 PF 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

5.1.1 PF SMG2 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 H. Benn Motorola 300 912

05.22 Radio link management in hierarchical networks

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 ETR 355

05.50 Background for RF Requirements.

4.2.0 PF SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 #13: 4.1.0 #17: 4.2.0 --- none --- TC-TR

5.1.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 --- none --- ETR 356

05.90 GSM Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC) Considerations.

4.3.0 PF SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #8: 4.2.0 #15: 4.3.0 --- none --- ETR 108

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 --- none --- ETR 357

06.01 Full Rate Speech Processing Functions.

4.0.5 PF SMG11 #7: 4.0.2 P.Usai CSELT 300 580-1

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 P.Usai CSELT 300 960

3.0.0 PF SMG11 P. Usai CSELT - -

06.02 Half Rate Speech Processing Functions.

4.0.2 PF SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-1

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 966





06.06 European Digital Telecommunications System Half Rate Speech - Part 7: ANSI-C Code for GSM Half Rate Speech Codec

4.1.0 PF SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #16: 4.0.2 #17: 4.1.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 581-7

5.1.0 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 S.Aftelak Motorola 300 967

06.07 European Digital Cellular Telecommunications Systems Half Rate Speech - Part 8: Test Sequence for GSM Half Rate Speech Codec



06.08 European Digital Cellular Telecommunications System; Half Rate Speech; Performance Characterization of the GSM half rate speech codec

4.0.0 PF SMG11 #16: 4.0.0 T.Salem Detemobil ETR 229


06.10 Full Rate Speech Transcoding

3.2.0 PF SMG11 D. Lorentz Philips Semi Conductors

v.3.2.0 300 036

4.0.2 PF SMG11 #7: 4.0.0 D.Lorentz Philips Semi Conductor

300 580-2


06.11 Substitution and Muting of Lost Frames for Full Rate Speech Channels.

3.0.1 PF SMG11 W.Navarro Matra v.3.0.1 300 037

4.0.4 PF SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 W.Navarro Matra 300 580-3

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 W.Navarro Matra 300 962





06.12 Comfort Noise Aspects for Full Rate Speech Traffic Channels

3.0.1 PF SMG11 D.Sereno CSELT v.3.0.1 300 038

4.0.4 PF SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 D.Sereno CSELT 300 580-4

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 D.Sereno CSELT 300 963

06.20 Half Rate Speech Transcoding.



06.21 Substitution and Muting of Lost Frames for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.



06.22 Comfort Noise Aspects for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.1.1 PF 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 PF SMG11 SMG11 v.3.1.0 300 039



06.32 Voice Activity Detection (VAD).

3.0.0 PF SMG11 P.Barret BT v.3.0.0 300 040

4.2.1 PF SMG11 #7: 4.0.1 #9: 4.0.3 #13: 4.1.0 #17: 4.2.0 #20: 4.2.1 P.Barret BT 300 580-6

5.0.1 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 P.Barret BT 300 965





06.41 Discontinuous Transmission (DTX) for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.0.2 PF SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 581-5

5.1.0 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 L.Vetrano Italtel 300 972

06.42 Voice Activity Detection (VAD) for Half Rate Speech Traffic Channels.

4.1.1 PF SMG11 #13: 4.0.0 #15: 4.1.0 P.Barret BT 300 581-6

5.1.0 PF SMG11 #20: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0 P.Barret BT 300 973

06.51 Enhanced full rate speech processing functions: General description

5.1.2 PF 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


06.54 Test sequences for the GSM Enhanced Full Rate (EFR)

5.0.0 PF SMG11 #20: 2.0.0 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 725

06.55 Performance characterisation of the GSM EFR Speech Codec


06.60 Enhanced full rate speech transcoding

5.1.2 PF SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #19:5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 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

5.0.3 PF SMG11 #17: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.2 K.Jarvinen Nokia 300 730

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

5.5.0 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 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

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #16: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 #20: 5.1.1 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 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

5.2.0 SA SMG4 #18: 5.0.0 #20: 5.0.1 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 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

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 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

5.3.0 SA SMG4 #19: 5.0.0 #20: 5.1.0 #21: 5.2.0 #22: 5.3.0 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 PF SMG2 R.Davies Motorola - -

4.0.3 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.0 R.Davies Motorola 300 588

5.0.0 PF 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 PF 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 PF SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 R.Davies Motorola GTS

08.08 BSS-MSC Layer 3 Specification


EXT 3.0.0 PF SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 n.a.

4.11.0 PF 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

R.Davies Motorola 300 590

5.5.0 PF 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 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 PF SMG2 #7: 4.0.1 #13: 4.1.0 E.Lycksell Televerket 300 592

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 E.Lycksell Televerket GTS

3.0.2 PF SMG2 E.Lycksell Televerket - -

08.52 Base Station Controller - Base Tranceiver Station (BSC-BTS) Interface - Interface Principles.


5.0.0 PF 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 PF 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 PF SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 ---none--- 300 595

5.0.0 PF SMG2 #20: 5.0.0 ---none--- GTS

3.1.1 PF SMG2 H.Andersen Ericsson Telecom - -

08.58 Base Station Controler - Base Transceiver Station (BCS-BTS) Interface Layer 3 Specification

5.3.0 PF 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 PF SMG2 #7: 3.0.0 n.a.

4.9.0 PF 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 PF SMG2 #10: 3.6.0 E.Lycksell Televerket - -

DCS 3.0.0 PF 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 PF SMG2 L.Cruchant Alcatel MC - -

5.1.0 PF SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #19: 5.0.1 #20: 5.0.2 #22: 5.1.0 A. Katle Norwegian Telecom Mobile

300 737

4.3.0 PF SMG2 #7: 4.1.0 #13: 4.2.0 #22: 4.3.0 L. Cruchant Alcatel 300 597





08.61 Inband Control of Remote Transcoder and Rate Adaptors;(Half Rate)

4.0.2 PF SMG2 SMG3 #13: 4.0.0 P.Jacob Siemens 300 598

5.0.1 PF 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

5.6.0 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 JMEG 300 974

4.17.0 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

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

5.4.0 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 N.Klehn Siemens 300 976

09.08 Application of the Base Station System Application Part (BSSAP) on the E-Interface.

4.1.1 PF SMG2 SMG3 #9: 4.0.0 #13: 4.1.0 R.Bodin Ericsson 300 626

5.1.0 JAL 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)

4.3.0 SA SMG3 SMG2 #8: 4.0.0 #9: 4.1.0 #10: 4.2.0 #17: 4.3.0 --- none --- 300 605

5.1.0 SA SMG3 SMG2 #17: 5.0.0 #18: 5.1.0 --- 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)

5.1.0 SA SMG3 #21: 5.0.0 #22: 5.1.0

09.90 Interworking between Phase 1 Infrastructure and Phase 2 Mobile Stations (MS).

4.9.0 JAL 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 JAL 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

4.3.0 JAL PT12 #14: 4.0.0 #15: 4.1.0 #16: 4.2.0 #19: 4.3.0 ---none--- ETR 200

5.0.0 JAL 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 JW 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 JW 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

4.19.0 JW 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

---none--- 300 607-1


#18: 5.0.0 #21: 5.1.0 #22: 5.2.0 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

---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

5.5.0 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 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

5.4.0 MS SMG9 #18: 5.0.0 #19: 5.1.0 #20: 5.2.0 #21: 5.3.0 #22: 5.4.0 GTS

11.20 GSM DCS 1800 Base Station Specification

DCS 3.1.0 JW 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

4.8.0 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

S.Pike Lucent Technologies 300 609-2

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

4.7.0 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

---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

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 JW PT12 SMG2 SMG3 #4: 3.2.0 #11: 3.3.0 --- none --- - -

3.5.0 JW 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.

4.5.1 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 ---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

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

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

22.013.1.0 #22: 3.1.0

TBR 5 General Attachment Requirements for GSM Mobile Stations

3.0.0 JW 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 JW SMG2 #17: 4.0.0 ---none--- TBR 31

TBR32 Attachment Requirements for DCS Terminal Equipment (Telephony)

4.0.2 JW SMG2 #17: 4.0.0 ---none--- TBR32


ETSI/SMG(97)2 Part B Annex 6 page 1

Source: PT SMG

Title: Road map for the finalisation of GSM phase 2+ work items - version 21.1

This document contains

• the GSM Phase 2+ Release 96 contents as finalized at SMG#21;

• the GSM Phase 2+ Release 97 contents as estimated at SMG#21;

• the GSM Phase 2+ work items for Releases as estimated at SMG#21;

• work items deleted by SMG.

It incorporates comments received from SMG1 #1/97.

Note: The decisions of SMG#21 are shown in version 21.0. After SMG#21, STCs and PT SMG may propose revisions of the paper which will be reflected in intermediate versions 21.x.

This document is extracted from and has the same version number as the Work Item Data Base.


Release 96 contents

WI Title Prime 14.4 kbit/s User Data Rate T1P1 Barred Dialling Numbers SMG1 CAMEL phase 1 SMG1 Concurrent SMS/CB and data transfer in 07.05 SMG4 Enhanced Full Rate Speech codec SMG1 Enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and Pre-emption Service - phase 1 SMG3 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT) SMG1 Extensions to the SMS alphabet SMG4 Handsfree MS SMG2 High Speed Circuit Switched Data (HSCSD) SMG1 Inclusion of deferred tracing capabilities in GSM 12.08 SMG6 ME Personalisation SMG1 Network Identity and Time Zone SMG1 Packet Data on Signalling Channels SMG3 Radio Local Loop (RLL) using GSM SMG1 Second SMS broadcast channel SMG1 Service Dialling Numbers SMG9 SIM Application Toolkit SMG9 SMS Interworking Extensions SMG4 Support of additional call set-up MMI procedures SMG1 Support of Optimal Routeing (SOR) SMG1 Support of Restricted Digital Information and V.120 rate adaptation in GSM SMG4 Voice Broadcast Service (VBS) - phase 1 SMG3 Voice Group Call Service (VGCS) - phase 1 SMG3


Release 97 contents (estimated)

A-bis Management of Alarms/faults on the BTS site SMG6 Mr. A. Yuhan S23

A-bis Management of Measure on the BTS site SMG6 Mr. A. Yuhan S23

A-bis Management of reconfiguration of BTS site SMG6 Mr. A. Yuhan S23

ASCI Phase 2 SMG3 PT SMG S24

BTS performance requirements for very small cell scenarios SMG2 Howard Benn S24

Call Deflection SMG1 Mr A.Conrad S24

CAMEL phase 2 SMG1 Ms C. Ritter S24

Characteristics and test methods for handsfree mobile station SMG11 Mr J-Y Monfort S24

Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS) SMG1 Mr N.Jorgensen S24

Emergency Call TS12 with additional Data Transfer SMG1 Mr A.Conrad S23

Enhancement of MAP Extensibility Mechanisms SMG3 Required S23

Fast moving mobile station SMG2 Mr M.Reiner S23

FOLLOW ME SMG1 NN S24

Forwarding of SMSs SMG1 Required S23

Fraud Information Gathering System(FIGS) SMG10 Required S23

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) - network part SMG1 Mr A.Conrad S24

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) - radio part SMG2 Mr J.Hamalainen S23

Improved Transcoder Handling SMG3 Required S21

Interworking with Mobile Satellite Systems SMG3 NN tbd

Interworking with non-GSM applications on the SIM SMG9 Mr W.Mohrs S23

ISDN-based DECT/GSM interworking SMG1 Ms I.Graetz S23

LAPDm performance enhancement SMG3 None S23

Location Services SMG1 Mr M.Kanerva S23

Mobile Assisted Frequency Allocation SMG2 Mr B.Persson S24

MS Antenna Test Method SMG2 Olle Edvardsson S24

Multiple Subscriber Profile (MSP) SMG3 Ms S.Manning S23

Mutual Authentication SMG9 Ms S.Manning S23

Network Indication of Alerting in the MS SMG1 Nicolas Renaud S24

North American Equal Access T1P1 S22

Overload control enhancement for Location Registers SMG3 Required S23

Provisions for Hot Billing SMG1 Mr N Renaud S23

Security mechanisms for the SIM Toolkit feature SMG9 Nigel Barnes S24


SMS Mobile Busy SMG4 Mr P.Edlund S23

Support of Private Numbering Plan (SPNP) SMG1 Ms T.Sundbye S23

Support of Shared Data Interworking Function (SDIWF) SMG4 Mr S.Ouvrier S23

Test methods for handset and headset mobile station SMG11 Ian Goitz S23

Transcoder Free Operation of speech codecs in Mobile-to-mobile Calls SMG3/11 Required S23

User-to-user Signalling SMG1 Mr S.Harbermann S23

USSD Enhancements SMG1 Olle Eriksson S23


Contents of releases after 97 (estimated)

AMPS/GSM roaming T1P1 Required unknown

Calling line identification enhancements SMG3 Required unknown

Calling name delivery T1P1 Mats Lindberg tbd

Development of the SIM test specification SMG9 Gary A. Waite Aspects Software tbd

Efficient cellular support of new services in GSM network service areas SMG3 Required tbd

Exchange of network capabilities information SMG3 Required unknown

Generic signalling mechanism for service support SMG3 Required unknown

Harmonization of the PCS1900 Standards with the GSM Base Specification T1P1 tbd

Idle mode classmark SMG3 Required unknown

Improved Data Rates through Optimised Modulation SMG2 Johan Sköld Ericsson tbd

Lawful Interception SMG10 David Miles Cellnet S25

Network control of ringing tones SMG1 Required tbd

Requirements for equipments/systems interfacing GSM tbd tbd

Service to GSM Handportables in trains SMG2 Required unknown

SMS enhancements SMG1 Required tbd

Wireless mobile station location service T1P1 tbd


Deleted Work items

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 Support of Home Area Priority Transmission of date/time via CB Unified SMS CB scheduling algorithm Universal access to freephone numbers

ETSI TC SMGETSI TC SMG ETSI/SMG(97)2 Part B Annex 7ETSI/SMG(97)2 Part B Annex 7

Meeting n°22Meeting n°22Kristiansand, 10 Kristiansand, 10 -- 13 June, 199713 June, 1997

Source:Source: PT SMGPT SMGTitle:Title: Draft PT SMG Status Report to SMG#22Draft PT SMG Status Report to SMG#22Agenda Item: 5.2Agenda Item: 5.2

Main activities Main activities -- 1:1:

�� Support for STCsSupport for STCs

�� Support for STGSupport for STG

�� Program management GSM Program management GSM -- see AI 8see AI 8

�� Program management UMTS Program management UMTS --see AI 7.8see AI 7.8

Main activities Main activities -- 2: Interface to 2: Interface to ETSI secretariatETSI secretariat

�� Budget and recruiting: See Tdoc SMG Budget and recruiting: See Tdoc SMG 406/97406/97

�� Negotiations with ETSI secretariat on Negotiations with ETSI secretariat on format of specifications format of specifications -- see belowsee below

�� Negotiations with ETSI secretariat on Negotiations with ETSI secretariat on IPR handling IPR handling -- see belowsee below

Main activities Main activities -- 3: Type 3: Type approval mattersapproval matters

�� New procedures for TTCN parts in 11.10 New procedures for TTCN parts in 11.10 (mobile station tests) (mobile station tests) -- see annex 2see annex 2

�� Participation in Certification Task Force, Participation in Certification Task Force, GTAAB, see belowGTAAB, see below

�� Preparation of consultation meeting with EC Preparation of consultation meeting with EC on type approval issueson type approval issues

��SMG to decide whether it should be SMG to decide whether it should be represented by PT SMG leader or ETSI represented by PT SMG leader or ETSI secretariat at this consultation meetingsecretariat at this consultation meeting

Main activities Main activities -- 4: Funded work4: Funded work

�� Funded work on ASCI: test purposes Funded work on ASCI: test purposes were presented to SMG7; new features were presented to SMG7; new features were discussed at WP levelwere discussed at WP level

�� BSS halfBSS half--rate tests: test purposes were rate tests: test purposes were presented to SMG8presented to SMG8

Main activities Main activities --5: Information5: Information

�� Seminars for the GSM MoU: See Tdoc Seminars for the GSM MoU: See Tdoc SMG 315/97SMG 315/97

�� Newsletter was much appreciatedNewsletter was much appreciated

�� Regular CD ROM available for 85 Ecu: Regular CD ROM available for 85 Ecu: See unnumbered documentationSee unnumbered documentation

�� Earlier SMG plenary documents will be Earlier SMG plenary documents will be scanned and made available on CD scanned and made available on CD ROM as wellROM as well

Main activities Main activities --6: liaisons 6: liaisons -- 11

�� Liaison with T1P1Liaison with T1P1

�� Preparation of new version of coPreparation of new version of co--operation operation agreement with T1P1 agreement with T1P1 -- see Tdoc SMG see Tdoc SMG 408/97408/97

�� Support for Chairman’s Japan mission Support for Chairman’s Japan mission -- see see AI 7.7 AI 7.7

Main activities Main activities -- 7: liaisons 7: liaisons -- 22

�� Support at GSM world conference in CannesSupport at GSM world conference in Cannes

�� Liaison to GSM MoULiaison to GSM MoU

�� Organisation and coOrganisation and co--ordination of ITU ordination of ITU contributions: see AI 7.8contributions: see AI 7.8

�� ITU coITU co--ordinator at PT SMG: see annex 1ordinator at PT SMG: see annex 1

�� CoCo--ordination meeting with DECT: see Tdoc ordination meeting with DECT: see Tdoc SMG 440/97SMG 440/97

Status of specificationsStatus of specifications

�� SMG specifications status list (to be SMG specifications status list (to be distributed with the meeting report)distributed with the meeting report)

�� Actions for OAP and TAP: Tdoc SMG Actions for OAP and TAP: Tdoc SMG 338/97338/97

��SMG to approve actions in Tdoc SMG SMG to approve actions in Tdoc SMG 338/97338/97

Status of work itemsStatus of work items

�� GSM work items: New versions of GSM GSM work items: New versions of GSM 10.00 (Version 5.2.0), the roadmap and 10.00 (Version 5.2.0), the roadmap and the WI data base will be distributed with the WI data base will be distributed with the meeting report the meeting report

�� Roadmap for phase 2/2+ mobile station Roadmap for phase 2/2+ mobile station type approval: will be distributed with type approval: will be distributed with the meeting report the meeting report

�� UMTS work items: see AI 7.8.UMTS work items: see AI 7.8.

Resource problems of PT SMG Resource problems of PT SMG

�� Proposals of good candidates for PT SMG were Proposals of good candidates for PT SMG were too latetoo late

�� Budget frozen in February: ETSI secretariat didn’t Budget frozen in February: ETSI secretariat didn’t accept any new contractsaccept any new contracts

�� Final decision on ‘97 budget on June the 4th Final decision on ‘97 budget on June the 4th ----1997!1997!

�� Contract for Volkmar ScharfContract for Volkmar Scharf--Katz (preparation of Katz (preparation of 04.08 and 08.08) was due early January, but was 04.08 and 08.08) was due early January, but was completed by ETSI secretariat on 23 Maycompleted by ETSI secretariat on 23 May

Resource problems of PT SMG Resource problems of PT SMG --ConsequencesConsequences

�� 12 hours a day work, work on week12 hours a day work, work on week--endsends

�� GSM 04.08 and 08.08 versions after GSM 04.08 and 08.08 versions after SMG#21 not readySMG#21 not ready

�� GSM 10.00 version after SMG#21 not GSM 10.00 version after SMG#21 not readyready

�� Phase 2+ Roadmap and work item data Phase 2+ Roadmap and work item data base not yet updatedbase not yet updated

Mobile station testing and type Mobile station testing and type approval approval -- responsible groups responsible groups -- 11

�� SMG7 SMG7 -- test specification 11.10 for GSM test specification 11.10 for GSM mobilesmobiles

�� GTAAB GTAAB -- GSM Type Approval Advisory BoardGSM Type Approval Advisory Board

�� TAEG TAEG -- Advisory Board for GSM1800 and Advisory Board for GSM1800 and dual band GSM900/1800 type approvaldual band GSM900/1800 type approval

GTAAB and TAEG should soon mergeGTAAB and TAEG should soon merge

Mobile station testing and type Mobile station testing and type approval approval -- responsible groups responsible groups -- 22

�� DTAAB DTAAB -- DECT Type Approval Advisory DECT Type Approval Advisory Board: Responsible., a.o., for dual Board: Responsible., a.o., for dual mode DECT/GSM mode DECT/GSM

�� MoU Certification Task ForceMoU Certification Task Force

�� MoU Terminal Working Group MoU Terminal Working Group -- will look will look for the technical parts of certificationfor the technical parts of certification

Mobile station testing and type Mobile station testing and type approval approval -- progress progress -- 11

�� Work on 11.10 & TBRs allowing EFR MS to be Work on 11.10 & TBRs allowing EFR MS to be tested was completed last meeting (prose parts, tested was completed last meeting (prose parts, TTCN is outstanding)TTCN is outstanding)

�� work ongoing on HSCSD work ongoing on HSCSD �� work ongoing on SIM application toolkit tests; work ongoing on SIM application toolkit tests;

SMG9 proposes to move that work to SMG9SMG9 proposes to move that work to SMG9�� no volunteers yet found for any other Phase 2+ no volunteers yet found for any other Phase 2+

work items.work items.�� test purposes for ASCI are readytest purposes for ASCI are ready

Mobile station testing and type Mobile station testing and type approval approval -- progress progress -- 22

�� Certification Task Force: Agreement to use as Certification Task Force: Agreement to use as much as possible GSM test specifications much as possible GSM test specifications

�� Exception: Requirements which are not based on Exception: Requirements which are not based on the standard (like equipment robustness)the standard (like equipment robustness)

�� Exception: Test methods “in the field” which use Exception: Test methods “in the field” which use proprietary interfaces etc.proprietary interfaces etc.

�� Consequence: 11.10 should be open for test Consequence: 11.10 should be open for test purposes without test method specification and purposes without test method specification and for test methods in the fieldfor test methods in the field

�� SMG to agree that 11.10 may contain test SMG to agree that 11.10 may contain test purposes without test methods and for test purposes without test methods and for test methods in the field (AI 6.7)methods in the field (AI 6.7)

Version management of Version management of specificationsspecifications

�� General handling: See Tdoc SMG General handling: See Tdoc SMG 404/97404/97

�� Special case of EFR: See annex 3Special case of EFR: See annex 3

�� Extraordinary steering group meeting on Extraordinary steering group meeting on Monday 9 June eveningMonday 9 June evening

IPR proceduresIPR procedures

�� ETSI secretariat (Ian Doig) will send letters to ETSI secretariat (Ian Doig) will send letters to members members

•• some weeks before specifications are likely to be some weeks before specifications are likely to be approved at SMGapproved at SMG

•• some weeks before UMTS milestonessome weeks before UMTS milestones

�� indicating the IPR declaration duties of members.indicating the IPR declaration duties of members.

�� This is preferable to formal questions by the This is preferable to formal questions by the chairman during the plenary, which would not give chairman during the plenary, which would not give delegates enough time to respond.delegates enough time to respond.

New format of specificationsNew format of specifications

�� Agreement: PT SMG leader checks Agreement: PT SMG leader checks every specification before publication every specification before publication etc (acting for the SMG Chairman who etc (acting for the SMG Chairman who has to authorize the publication)has to authorize the publication)

�� No reNo re--formatting of existing formatting of existing specifications required (this includes a specifications required (this includes a version 5 based on a version 4 spec)version 5 based on a version 4 spec)

�� New specifications use the new style New specifications use the new style sheetsheet

SoftwareSoftware

Proposal: Word, Powerpoint, Access, Excel, MS Project Proposal: Word, Powerpoint, Access, Excel, MS Project in the Office 95 version in the Office 95 version -- in particular:in particular:

�� Word 7 (compatible with Word 6)Word 7 (compatible with Word 6)

�� Access 7 Access 7 -- incompatible with Microsoft Access 2: incompatible with Microsoft Access 2:

•• You will not be able to read Access 7 databases You will not be able to read Access 7 databases with Access 2; with Access 2;

•• export via Excel etc. is possibleexport via Excel etc. is possible

•• You can read Access 2 databases in Access 7You can read Access 2 databases in Access 7

�� Designer 3.1(?), SDT 3.01, Acrobat V3, C++, PKZIP Designer 3.1(?), SDT 3.01, Acrobat V3, C++, PKZIP 2.04, Lharc2.04, Lharc

�� SMG to decide on this proposalSMG to decide on this proposal

Liaison statements Liaison statements -- 11

�� Liaison statements from STCs are annexed to their Liaison statements from STCs are annexed to their status reportsstatus reports

�� Liaison statement from SMG3 chairman on UMTS Liaison statement from SMG3 chairman on UMTS terminology Proposal for uniform handling of terminology Proposal for uniform handling of definitionsdefinitions

��SMG to decide on the proposals of that LS, in SMG to decide on the proposals of that LS, in addition to withdraw ETR 309 from publication and to addition to withdraw ETR 309 from publication and to mandate PT SMG to create and maintain a UMTS mandate PT SMG to create and maintain a UMTS terminology documentterminology document

Liaison statements Liaison statements -- 22

�� Liaison statement from SERG on open application Liaison statement from SERG on open application environment: in Tdoc SMG 337/97 should be environment: in Tdoc SMG 337/97 should be forwarded to SMG1forwarded to SMG1

�� Liaisons from SES on spectrum masks in Tdoc SMG Liaisons from SES on spectrum masks in Tdoc SMG 337/97: SMG2 Chairman has taken responsibility337/97: SMG2 Chairman has taken responsibility

�� Liaison from MPEG in Tdoc SMG 441/97: proposed Liaison from MPEG in Tdoc SMG 441/97: proposed answer in Tdoc SMG 442/97answer in Tdoc SMG 442/97

�� SMG to approve (a revision of) Tdoc 442/97SMG to approve (a revision of) Tdoc 442/97

ETSI/SMG(97)2 Part B Annex 7.1 page 1: PT SMG Status Report

To: SMG Contact Persons Sophia Antipolis, 16 May, 1997 From: Ansgar Bergmann, PT SMG leader Subject: Progress report Dear Colleagues, 1. You’ll find attached the summaries of two ad hoc steering group meetings

- Bonn, 2 April 1997 (dedicated meeting on UMTS Service aspects) - Munich, 22 April 1997 (dedicated meeting on UMTS).

2. The proposed meetings between SMG and SES delegates on interference in

the UMTS band have not yet taken place. At present, Niels Peter Skov Andersen is in close contact with the SES chairman, Alain Richard, they are preparing the first meeting on that issue. Also, a meeting towards autumn 97 on UMTS matters could be envisaged, if progress in UMTS satellite matters is sufficient.

3. The revised UMTS Work Program has been approved by correspondence (2 explicit “yes” votes from Vodafone and Lucent, the latter one with an editorial comment), no negative vote. You’ll find an updated version with corrections and further updates which will - with integration of comments received from you - be presented to SMG#22.

4. There were requests for the GSM 10.00 version 5.2.0. It is not yet available due to overload in PT SMG.

5. You’ll find attached the proposal for establishment of an ITU co-ordinator at PT SMG, to be financed on voluntary basis. The proposal has a questionnaire attached, whether and how your company would be interested to participate in this activity. Deadline for a response is 3rd June 1997.

Kind regards, and looking forward to meet you at SMG#22 in Kristiansand Ansgar Bergmann

ETSI/SMG(97)1 Part B Annex 7.1.1 page 1

STG SMG Bonn, 02 April 1997

Dedicated meeting on UMTS Service aspects

Participants: Fred Hillebrand, Alan Cox, Derek Richards, Makis Kokkos, Ansgar Bergmann, Antun Samukic) This meeting was dedicated to UMTS service aspects. As only conclusions, the following action points were agreed. AP01 AS Ask all STC’s Chairmen to prepare a document “Resolving critical questions” for their STC for STG meeting at 22 April 1997 AP02 DR To provide draft of SMG1 WPC ETSs to Ansgar, Antun, SMG2 and SMG3 Chairmen AP03 AB, AS A new type of the document. “Position paper” (having normative status) shall be created. Such document should be short and endorsed by SMG. To prepare short explanation of such document, introduction in “UMTS work programme”. AP04 DR To revise work programme for service aspects. AP05 AC To take SMG1 UMTS work programme to 3GIG. AP05 AB, AS To create “UMTS Baseline document”, first draft at 22 April 1997 AP06 AS To draft contribution plan for ITU-R TG8/1 AP07 AS To prepare some material for ITU-R TG8/1 workshop in Toronto - invitation - strategic targets for UMTS related to radio - UTRA definition process - UTRA schedule - some results from SMG#22 AP8 AS To check US statements on FPLMTS introduction AP9 AS To follow up the 6 proposed recommendations in input paper to ICG FPLMTS. AP10 AB, AS To check if ii) of the 6 recommendations should be treated by TG8/1 modularity document AP11 AS To start description of “FPLMTS/UMTS family concept” ( multiplicity of access and core networks ) including - set of basic requirements - facilitate roaming between members - service interworking - some commonalities between FPLMTS systems - EMC rules - testing - some similar ( same ) regulatory rules AP12 AS To prepare LS ( to be sent by SMG ) to UMTS Forum WG1 and ask them to elaborate free circulation of terminals ( EMC, testing, regulation ) AP13 AB, AS To organise a small meeting on the topic of “Free circulation of FPLMTS/UMTS terminals ( David Barnes, Simon Pike, Remi Thomas, Ansgar Bergmann, Antun Samukic)


STG Meeting on UMTS Munich, 22 April 1997

1 General The proposed agenda has been modified with the following points: - international relations - relations with UMTS Forum TAG - review of ACTS projects and identification of links - relation with other ETSI bodies - operators commitments - RAST meeting The new UMTS work programme ( version 001) has been approved by SMG by correspondence. The topic of the agenda “ITU contributions”, “Relations to other initiatives” and “Review of ACTS projects and identification of links” could not be handled at this meeting. STG delegated these tasks to SMG Chairman and PT SMG.

2 Reports from other groups

2.1 UMTS Forum Mr. Thomas Beijer, Chairman UMTS Forum presented the UMTS Forum activities and aims. AP01 Niels Andersen To appoint a liaison officer to UMTS Forum Frequency group.

2.2 MoU 3GIG Mr. Alan Cox presented the MoU GSM 3GIG activities and aims. He has been appointed as 3GIG’s liaison to SMG plenary. AP02 Antun Samukic To distribute information on 3GIG’s documents to relevant STCs in co-operation with STCs chairmen. AP03 Fred Hillebrand, Thomas Beijer To investigate possibility of the meeting between STG SMG, UMTS Forum and 3GIG related to UMTS concept questions.

2.3 US activities on the 3rd generation Mr. Sandegren presented the situation in USA. AP04 Antun Samukic To distribute document “US wireless industry’s vision for IMT-2000FPLMTS” / with the minutes of this meeting.


3 Service aspects Mr. Derek Richards presented SMG1 activities. AP05 Fred Hillebrand ( draft by Derek ) To send a letter ( with UMTS program page for services ) to SMG asking for stronger support for the work on UMTS Service aspects. AP06 Alan Cox, Derek Richards: To provide a paper on UMTS services for the Baselines document. The draft by the end of the next week. Distributed by Antun ( Fred, Gunnar, Fred, Ansgar, Thomas ). To be discussed by the SMG1 WPC. AP07 Derek Richards To provide update of UMTS 22.01 with “A set of working assumption”

4 Radio aspects Mr. Andersen presented SMG2’s activities. AP08 Derek Richards To consider for the incorporation to the UMTS 22.01 of the “Capabilities on demand” concept (bit rate on demand, quality on demand , delay on demand, band width on demand). AP09 Niels Andersen To talk with David Barnes on the self planning radio networks and to prepare a written input to Thomas Sidenbladh

5 UMTS Work programme Mr. Antun Samukic presented the document containing the new structure, work items list and the second responsibilities for the planned outputs. AP10 All STC Chairmen To provide comments on UMTS work programme to Antun Samukic until 30 April 1997. AP11 Antun Samukic To distribute updated UMTS work programme to all STCs having meeting before SMG#22.


6 UMTS Baselines document Messrs. Ansgar Bergmann and Antun Samukic presented the new document, UMTS Baselines. The document contains all major SMG’s agreements and positions on UMTS. AP12 All STC Chairmen To provide comments on the UMTS Baselines to Antun Samukic until ?? May 1997. AP13 Antun Samukic To distribute the updated UMTS Baselines to all STCs having meeting before SMG#22. 7 Progress report to MoU#37 Mr. Hillebrand presented the MoU#37 results.

8 International relations

8.1 China Mr. Hillebrand presented the China’s activities and views on the 3rd generations, FPLMTS/UMTS.

9 Relation with UMTS Forum TAG Technology Aspects Group Mr. Andy Wattson Chairman UMTS Forum TAG presented TAG’s activities and aims. AP14 Antun Samukic To distribute the presentation with the minutes.

10 Relations with other ETSI bodies

10.1 BRAN AP15 Michel Mouly To contact Mr. Johan Kruys and to discuss exchange of information.

10.2 DECT AP16 Ansgar Bergmann To produce draft agenda for the SMG/DECT meeting.


11 AOB

11.1 Operators Commitments AP17 All STG members All STG members have been asked to provide input to Fred. 11.2 UMTS name AP18 All STG members To consider suitable name for the 3 generation system(s). 11.3 RAST meeting AP19 All STG To consider participation in RAST meeting and inform SMG Chairman about it.

ETSI/SMG(97)1 Part B Annex 7.2 page 1: New procedures for handling the TTCN

SMG7 Signalling Subgroup Tdoc SMG7-SIG 55/97 Sophia Antipolis, 19 - 21 March, 1997

Source: PT SMG

Subject: New procedures for handling the TTCN specifications Version 2.0

Introduction

Phase 2 type approval is now working, and that was only possible due to the extraordinary efforts of SMG7 and the experts in the PT79 project team. Also ETSI Secretariat was very helpful. I would like to thank you all for working for more than a year on an emergency basis.

For the further development of TTCN, we should learn from experiences made, try to optimize the procedures, avoid unnecessary formalities and ensure an in time delivery without emergency actions.

The basic assumption is that from now on, TTCN will be developed by members in voluntary contributions (voluntary as far as ETSI/SMG is concerned). Only in exceptional cases, PT SMG would contribute TTCN. One such exceptional case will be probably the TTCN for the ASCI related tests, where a contract is prepared between UIC and ETSI; another case is an explicit request from SMG, SMG7 or SMG7-SIG.

With the production of standards by member contributions rather than PT work we will return to the normal SMG working style; by the way, the DECT TTCN production follows the same lines.

TTCN writing is just software production. It requires a requirement specification ( = the prose tests in our case), a design specification (today still background material), a module design specification, and the actual code (the TTCN itself in our case). Furthermore there should be acceptance tests and further reports and so on which show the quality of the code. Human verification/control of the code is normally done as a code review, and the code review team should have all background and explanatory material available.

This is a much more satisfying situation than the actual one, where SMG7 experts only have change requests to the TTCN.

Proposed steps

1. TTCN MP - in electronic form - becomes a part of 11.10; it is normative, whereas the TTCN graphical representation format is informative.

2. New TTCN test cases are added in small suites (consisting of around 20 test cases as a typical value).

3. At least for the 11.10 TTCN part, a development version is created and distributed by PT SMG in a periodicy decided by SMG7(-SIG).

4. The 11.10 TTCN part is subject to a modified change control: A new version of a TTCN suite is presented to SMG7 Signalling Subgroup (SMG7-SIG) or SMG7 together with a documentation of changes with regard to the actual working version (see below). Important parts of that documentation would only be presented in electronic form so that for the TTCN code review, SMG7(-SIG) experts would have to have a computer at disposition. SMG7(-SIG) will review the new version: The goal is to check

a) consistency with prose

b) consistency with core specifications

c) good quality of the TTCN (normally based on an opinion from PT SMG)

d) evidence of correctness (typically achieved by log-files)


e) the reasons for change (see below).

SMG7(-SIG) may in exceptional cases reject the version. Typically, SMG7(SIG) will accept the new version as the working version; by that, the new version of the suite will be included into the 11.10 working version without further approval; SMG7(-SIG) may require changes to the TTCN - they would become effective in the version presented at the next meeting; SMG7 may decide to submit the TTCN part to SMG plenary for approval and inclusion in the approved version.

5. PT SMG maintains an archive of identified and resolved problems.

6. PT SMG administers the TTCN test suites. Before an SMG7 member wants to carry out modifications to a suite, it has to register at PTSMG. If a second member is already registered to be working on the suite, it is recommended that the first member renounces to register and co-operates with the second member. If only one party has registered to work on a suite, it may present the new version with the required documentation of changes to the next SMG7(-SIG). If more than one member have registered to work on a suite, PT SMG will compile their proposals into a new version. In this case, there is a risk of delays and degradation of quality.

7. Documentation for an upgraded test suite: The upgraded test suite is the consequence of change requests. The change requests have to be documented by

a) an exact identification of the change (but normally not by showing every altered letter, rather by a description what to replace by what etc.); a history of the change (which steps were made to generate it), reference to sections affected and explanation of details of change; a representative part of the TTCN GR change is recommended (change bars are not necessary);

b) a reason for change:

i) for TTCN bugs: typically a sequence of e-mails

ii) for a consequential change request to an 11.10 prose CR: The prose CR

iii) for TSO interpretations: an SMG7(-SIG) agreed paper

iv) for TTCN caused choices of details: an SMG7(SIG) agreed paper.

c) message sequence charts, typically generated from or in the form of log files, indicating MT, PD, TI/SI, preferably frame number, parameters (on request), logical channel, L2 transmission method. For RR tests, the physical channel and slot used should be included. This documentation should be provided in electronic form.

d) if applicable, resulting changes to the TTCN background documents have to be provided.

8. TTCN Background Documentation:

a) Procedure library

i) used where

ii) pre/post conditions

iii) properties

iv) parameters (visible/non-visible)

v) justification of choice


b) Message library

i) used where

ii) high level specification (= prose 11.10 message description)

iii) declarations/constraints

c) TSO library

i) used where

ii) requirements/properties

iii) prose description

d) Test case variables

i) used where

ii) purpose

iii) definition

e) References between

i) prose test steps and TTCN

ii) TTCN procedures and prose

f) Design rules for new TTCN: To be elaborated in a permanent reference document. For example, hooks for a direct reference to prose test steps; rules how to include parts of the above background documentation in formalized comments into the TTCN.

9. Requirements to the prose tests description might be developed for new tests.

History

Date Version Document Status

970319 Version 1.0 Tdoc SMG7-SIG 50/97 Presented at SMG7-SIG

970320 Version 2.0 Tdoc SMG7-SIG 55/97 Version incorporates the comments of SMG7-SIG

ETSI/SMG(97)1 Part B Annex 7.3 page 1

To: SMG mailing list From: F. Hillebrand Chairman ETSI SMG Combahnstr. 23. D-53225 Bonn, GERMANY Phone: +49 228 47 47 70 Fax: +49 228 47 47 64

Subject: EFR Codec in Phase 2 Dear Colleagues, Considering • the high market requirements to introduce the EFR codec as soon as possible

in some GSM (900) networks • the urgency for an early availability of mobile stations supporting EFR • the fact that EFR mobile stations would not pass the Phase 2 type approval

(EFR being a phase 2+ feature) • the fact that he EFR codec is contained in the T1P1 standard corresponding

on our Phase 2 • the common decision of SMG and T1P1 to merge their GSM standards as

soon as possible it is proposed to introduce now (target date SMG#22) the EFR into the GSM Phase 2 as well, at least as far as the mobile station is concerned.

Note: For the infrastructure, the concept of phases is not so relevant, as the development normally follows other principles.

Minimum work required: • Adaptations of 04.08 version 4.x.y. The technical solutions can be derived

from the Phase 2+ version and the T1P1 specifications. • In GSM 05.03 version 4.x.y, the mapping of the speech codec bits to the L1

bits has to be introduced. For the solution, the same applies as above. • The 06 specifications can just be introduced into phase 2 as they are in

phase 2+. • The 11.10 changes can be based on the advanced draft existing. They can be

ready for SMG7 before SMG#22.


SMG2, 3, and 7 will have meetings before SMG#22. SMG11 has had its plenary already. To go that way hence requires: SMG2, SMG3 and SMG7 to accept working on Phase 2 CRs for EFR; SMG11 to prepare by correspondence the introduction of the necessary 06 specifications into Phase 2 for approval at SMG#22. Kind regards

Fred Hillebrand


Source: Ansgar Bergmann Date: 97-05-13

Job Description of an ITU Co-ordinator for SMG

1. Summary This document proposes the establishment of an ITU Co-ordinator at PT SMG.

Resource required: 1 man year per year

Period: Initially for the period 1997 - 1998

Organisation: 1 full time expert or 2 half time experts at PT SMG

Budget: Voluntary funding, either

∗ as a voluntary contribution to the PT SMG budget (~16 kEcu per month) or

∗ by offering the human resource.

2. Rationale The ETSI / FAMOUS concept of a FPLMTS family and the restriction of ITU to framework rather than detailed technical specification work must be promoted at ITU meetings. A co-ordination of contributions from the SMG community by a (neutral) expert in PT SMG would guarantee

• a reliable planning of inputs to ITU and • the evaluation of ITU papers and events for the SMG members.

3. Tasks of ITU Co-ordinator • Elaboration and co-ordination of a work program

• co-ordination of input papers concerning 3rd generation mobile systems to ITU groups on request of SMG

• lobbying and support/presentation at ITU meetings as far as needed


• evaluation of ITU meeting reports and documents on 3rd generation mobile systems standardisation for SMG

• reporting about 3rd generation mobile systems related ITU meetings to SMG management and SMG1

• regular reporting about status of 3rd generation mobile systems standardisation in ITU to SMG management and SMG

• triggering and monitoring of actions towards the ITU.

4. Elaboration of work program Engagement in ITU should be restricted to what is necessary in order to anchor the ETSI point of view in ITU recommendations. However, it is necessary to introduce these positions timely in the process of opinion-forming.

The elaboration of the work program is based on voluntary contributions from members, whose engagement is vital. The ITU co-ordinator monitors the realisation, triggers actions and maintains the information flow.

1 This does not automatically necessitate participation at he meetings.


Annex: ITU groups in the scope of co-ordination

ITU meetings:

ITU Group Pure meeting time

ITU-R TG8/1 - Radio aspects 4W

RAST 1)

ITU-R TG8/1 subgroup on regulatory and spectrum issues

4W

ITU-T SG2 - Services 4W

ITU-T SG11 - Signalling 4W

ITU-T SG11 Rapporteurs meetings 2W

[ ITU-T SG16 - Multi-media ? ] 4W

Inter Sector Co-ordination Group 2W

total 24 W

1) meets during TG8/1 plenary


Annex: Questionnaire for participation in the activity to establish an ITU co-ordinator in PT SMG

Please answer to this questionnaire until 3rd June 1997 To: Ansgar Bergmann Fax: +33 4 9365 2817 Project Team SMG Leader ETSI F-06921 Sophia Antipolis Cedex France e-mail: [email protected] From: ______________________________________________ Company: _________ ____________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________

My company is willing to participate in the funding of an ITU co-ordinator in PT SMG (contribution of less than 2 kEcu per ETSI Unit Of Contribution)

My company is offering an expert/experts* as ITU co-ordinator in PT SMG under provision of a contract with ETSI (payment from ETSI to the company is 554 Ecu per day worked)

*) Short Application and Curriculum Vitae attached

My company is offering an expert/experts* as ITU co-ordinator in PT SMG on charge of my company

*) Short Application and Curriculum Vitae attached

____________________________________________________ Date and Signature

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ETSI/SMG(97) Part B Annex 8 page 1

ETSI TC SMG Meeting #22 Kristiansand, 9 - 13 June, 1997 Source: PT SMG Agenda item: 5.2 Status: Approved

Report on PT SMG resources and budget

Actually, PT SMG has the following full time members (in alphabetical order of given names):

Ansgar Bergmann, Antun Samukic, Fredrik Petterson, John Leske, Jonathan West, Michael Sanders, Paul Folacci, Peter van der Arend, Roger Tarazi, Shicheng Hu, Stefan Aprath.

Fredrik Pettersson (Telia) has just joined PT SMG, he starts work on 9 June.

Paolo Usai, one of the finest speech experts, will join the project team in July 97.

Dirk Münning has a part time contract on ASCI.

Paul Folacci will probably join the DECT Project Team in Summer 97 and work on DECT/GSM aspects.

In PT 80V, a varying number of experts have worked on a short time basis on dedicated tasks on GPRS; funding of this activity was suspended when ETSI secretariat has frozen the budget and continued on a voluntary basis; it is now under examination whether it can be resumed. Experts interested in joining PT 80V for such activities should contact Ansgar Bergmann.

Some funding is available for engagement of experts on a short time basis for specific problems and thematic budgeted sessions.

Annex 1 contains the updated job description and budget request towards ETSI for the years 1998 - 2000.

Annex 2 reports the budget usage 1997 (January - April).

AP PT SMG To present proposals for funded short time activities during SMG#22.

AP PT SMG To approve the budget proposal 1998 - 2000.

ETSI/SMG(97) Part B Annex 8.1 page 1

Budget request 1998 - 2000

For the activities of PT SMG described in Annex 1.1, SMG requests the following budget to be provided by ETSI, including the yearly contribution of GSM MoU Association (presently equivalent to 13,3 MM):

1998 PT GSM

1998 PT UMTS

1999 PT GSM

1999 PT UMTS

2000 PT GSM

2000 PT UMTS

Sum 8 MY 5,5 MY 7 MY 6,3 MY 6,3 MY 7 MY

If a part of this funding cannot be found within ETSI, SMG requests the SMG members to provide a voluntary funding.

Planned budget usage 1998-2000

Numbers are in percentage = centi-MY

Person 98 GSM 98 UMTS 99 GSM 99 UMTS 00 GSM 00 UMTS

AB 50 50 40 60 30 70

AS 10 90 10 90 10 90

FP 60 40 50 50 40 60

PU 50 50 40 60 30 70

PvdA 80 20 70 30 50 50

SA 70 30 60 40 60 40

MS 80 20 70 30 60 40

JW 60 40 50 50 40 60

RT 50 50 50 50 50 50

SH 50 0 30 0 30 0

NN1 (SMG7) 90 10 80 20 80 20

NN2 (SMG1/9) 50 50 50 50 40 60

ETSI/SMG(97) Part B Annex 8.1 page 2

NN3 (SMG2 ass, SMG7 radio)

50 50 50 50 60 40

Sum 750 500 650 580 580 650

E.g., the resource requested for 2000 and UMTS is 6,5 MY

In addition,

• a voluntary funding of an ITU-co-ordinator is requested from members in the years 1998-2000

• one PT SMG member will be funded by T1P1/GSM1900 in the covered period for harmonisation and co-ordination between SMG and T1P1

• 0.5 MY yearly for special funded work are needed.

ETSI/SMG(97) Part B Annex 8.1.1 page 1

Title: PT SMG Job Description - Version 3.9

Source: PT SMG

Date: 6 June, 1997

Proposed agenda item: 5.2

Presented for: Information

1. Scope This document specifies the organisation structure for PT SMG, i.e. the Project Teams supporting SMG, providing the day by day management for SMG implementing SMG decisions and reporting to SMG. In addition to the permanent support structure described here, engagement of experts on a short time basis for specific problems and thematic budgeted sessions is planned.

2. Introduction into tasks of PT SMG The term “PT SMG” denotes the ensemble of all project teams supporting SMG, actually PT12, PT61V, PT79, PT 80V and PT83.

The following tasks of PT SMG are identified:

• editorship of all SMG specifications under change control;

• maintenance of all GSM and UMTS specifications under change control;

• consistency monitoring for GSM and UMTS specifications;

• work item management for all (existing and new) SMG work items;

• implementation of SMG decisions;

• support of SMG and its STCs, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of STC results to SMG and presentation of subgroup results to the STCs, elaboration of the relevant parts and annexes of SMG meeting reports;

• status reporting to SMG;


• liaison to relevant ETSI and other organisations;

• selected work (including technical development) on request of SMG and STC chairpersons, support of the chairpersons;

• dissemination of GSM and UMTS standards information in the GSM newsletter, in conferences and seminars

• co-ordination of UMTS related ITU activities by SMG.

3. Job descriptions Note: The distribution of work between experts may be subject to changes; it depends

on the result of calls for experts and on arrangements with the STC chairpersons and PT members.

SMG is organised in 11 STCs, SMG1 to SMG11. It is responsible for the three projects

• GSM • GSM-UMTS • UMTS GRAN.

PT SMG is organised in a way corresponding to this structure. In the job descriptions below, the following terms are used:

• Work item manager • Programme manager • Project manager of an STC

which are defined below.


GSM GSM-UMTS UMTS-

SMG1

SMG2

...

SMG11

.

.

.

SMG

GRAN

3.1.1 Work item manager Is responsible to develop and update/maintain a work plan for the work item indicating

• the affected specifications

• necessary change requests

• necessary new specifications

• relevant STCs and other working groups

• meeting schedules and milestones.

(This work plan starts with the information available and is refined and made more precise or corrected when possible.)


The work item manager

• is responsible for monitoring the development of the work item in time with the appropriate milestones,

• is responsible for indicating necessary updates of work item data bases and overall work item reports as well as fulfilled milestones/delayed milestones to the corresponding programme manager (see below),

• is editor and rapporteur of the report accompanying the development of the work item (if it exists), identifies necessary changes to the standards and organises information handling between the relevant groups concerning the work item.

• For important work items, the work item manager may also be editor of the major related dedicated specifications. The work item rapporteur may change when the centre of activities for the work item changes.

Example: Work item manager for Voice Group Call is Peter van der Arend; he monitors the milestones, indicates necessary changes in 10.00 as well as fulfilled/delayed milestones to the GSM programme manager, is editor and rapporteur of GSM 10.68, identifies necessary changes to the GSM specifications and organises information handling between the relevant groups dealing with VGC, actually SMG1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, SMG3-ASCI, SMG3-WPA, B, C. When the core specifications are settled (SMG#21), the centre of activities will move to testing, operation and maintenance, and a change of work item manager will be appropriate.

3.1.2 Programme manager For each of the three projects of SMG:

• ETSI Project GSM,

• ETSI Project GSM-UMTS

• Horizontal Task UMTS GRAN

there is a programme manager.

The programme manager

• is responsible for the overall co-ordination of the corresponding work programme.

• is default work item manager for all work items of the project

• is editor and rapporteur of the applicable central work item data bases and reports (in case of GSM: GSM 10.00 and the phase 2+ work item data base)


• provides liaison to relevant groups as decided by SMG

• assists the SMG chairman and the PT SMG leader.

3.1.3 Project manager of an STC: • supports the STC meetings, including subgroup meetings when requested and

possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of STC results to SMG (unless - for cost reduction purposes - this function is taken by a substitute)

• is the work item manager of major work items under the STC’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all STC specifications under change control (except those related to a major work item if the work item manager is rapporteur)


• supports the STC chairperson in administrative functions and carries out delegated work

• implements change requests approved by SMG in the specifications under change control, typically within 3 weeks after the SMG plenary meeting

• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in the STC and to ETSI as soon as possible

• ensures that liaison statements are available at the STC and are forwarded from the STC.

3.2 PT SMG structure Integration of an additional Project Team member from T1P1/GSM1900 is to be done.


Ansgar Bergmann PT SMG Leader

• leader of PT12, 61V, 79, 80V and 83

• responsible towards ETSI secretariat and SMG for PT SMG work

• interface between SMG and ETSI secretariat

• interface between PT SMG and ETSI secretariat

• interface between SMG and PT SMG

• member of SMG Steering Group

• reports to SMG chairman, to ETSI Director General, to SMG plenary

• SMG’s authorised representative for budget matters:

∗ draft of annual budget

∗ presentation to STG and SMG

∗ negotiation with ETSI and others

∗ (counter)signing all ETSI secretariat decisions using SMG related budget (travel orders, contracts)

• responsible for working structure in PT SMG

• responsible for overall programme management within SMG

• liaison to GSM MoU, MoU 3GIG, GTAAB, CTF, TWG

• organisation of Co-operation T1P1


Antun Samukic Programme Manager ETSI project GSM-UMTS

• responsible for the overall co-ordination of the corresponding work programme.

• default work item manager for all work items of the project

• editor and rapporteur of the applicable central work item data bases and of the UMTS Work Programme specification

• provides liaison to relevant groups, e.g. GMM co-ordination group, as decided by SMG


Antun Samukic Programme Manager horizontal task UMTS GRAN

• responsible for the overall co-ordination of the corresponding work programme.

• default work item manager for all work items of the project

• editor and rapporteur of the applicable central work item data bases and reports.

• liaison to NA for the UMTS BSS




Jonathan West Support functions

• administrator of PT SMG data bases;

• administrator of GSM and UMTS status lists;

• compression;

• organisation of the PT SMG file structures

• maintenance of SMG living documents (this does not include specifications)

• data base of mobile station categories

• action point lists for implementation of SMG decisions

• general and ad hoc support of PT SMG and SMG

• direct support of SMG chairman and PT SMG leader.

[Jonathan West, to be replaced by NN1]

Project Manager SMG 7

• supports SMG7 plenary including subgroup meetings (except radio subgroup) when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions

• is editor of all SMG7 specifications under change control except TTCN parts


Michael Sanders, to be replaced by NN2

Project Manager SMG9:

• supports SMG9 plenary, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions[, presentation of SMG9 results to SMG

• is the work item manager of major work items under SMG9’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all SMG9 specifications under change control

• supports the SMG9 chairperson in administrative functions and carries out delegated work


• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in SMG9 as soon as possible.


Michael Sanders Project Manager SMG6

• supports SMG6 plenary, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG6 results to SMG





• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in SMG6 as soon as possible.


Michael Sanders Project Manager SMG8

• supports SMG8 meetings, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG8 results to SMG

• is rapporteur of major work items under SMG8’s prime responsibility




• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in the STC and to ETSI as soon as possible.

• work item manager for the half rate BSS test specifications


Roger Tarazi

amd NN2 (subgroups support)

Project Manager SMG1

• supports SMG1 meetings, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG1 results to SMG

• is the work item manager of major work items under the STC’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all STC specifications under change control (except those related to a major work item if the work item manager is rapporteur)

• provides liaison to MoU SERG




NN 2

Programme Manager ETSI Project GSM

• responsible for the overall co-ordination of the GSM work programme

• default work item manager for all work items of the ETSI Project GSM

• editor and rapporteur of GSM 10.00 and the phase 2+ work item data base)




Fredrik Pettersson Project Manager SMG3 System Architecture (SMG3 SA) subgroup including UMTS System Architecture

• supports the SMG3 SA meetings: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG3 SA results to SMG3

• is the work item manager of major work items under SMG3 SA’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all SMG3 SA specifications under change control




Paul Folacci or NN 3

Project Manager SMG7 radio subgroup

• supports SMG7 radio subgroup: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of results to SMG7

• supports the STC subgroup chairperson in administrative functions and carries out delegated work


Paolo Usai; Project Manager SMG11

• supports the SMG11 meetings, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions presentation of SMG11 results to SMG



• provides liaison from SMG 11 to SMG2





Paolo Usai

Paul Follacci/NN3 for subgroups

Project Manager SMG2 (plenary and radio-subgroup)

• supports SMG2 plenary, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG2 results to SMG


• editor of all SMG2 specifications under change control except GPRS related ones





Fredrik Pettersson Project Manager SMG3 WPA (later: SMG2 WPx)

• supports SMG3 WPA: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG3 WPA results to SMG3 (later to SMG2, when SMG3 WPA has been moved to SMG2)

• is the work item manager of major work items under SMG3 WPA’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all SMG3 WPA specifications under change control except GPRS related ones





NN 4 ITU Coordinator

• preparation and presentation of input papers concerning 3rd generation mobile systems to ITU groups on request of SMG

• reporting from ITU meetings on 3rd generation mobile systems standardisation

• regular reporting about status of 3rd generation mobile systems standardisation in ITU

• triggering of actions towards the ITU


Peter van der Arend Programme Manager SMG 3, SMG3 WPB, SMG10

• supports SMG3 plenary, of SMG3 WPB and of SMG 10 meetings, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG 3 and SMG 10 results to SMG and presentation of SMG 3 WPB results to SMG 3

• is the rapporteur of major work items under SMG10’s and SMG3 WPB’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all SMG10 and SMG3 WPB specifications under change control

• liaison to Eirene Project Team, MoU Sec. Group, SMG1

• supports the STC chairpersons in administrative functions and carries out delegated work


• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in the STCs and to ETSI as soon as possible.


Roger Tarazi Dissemination of GSM and UMTS standards information

• Preparation of overview and explanatory material

• Organisation of GSM Seminars for the GSM MoU regional interest groups in close co-operation with the GSM MoU Association, including identification of sponsors, program and document management, edition of proceedings

• Organisation of ETSI/SMG Workshops and Conferences, including program and document management, edition of proceedings

• Organisation of a SMG technical periodical to be published by ETSI

• Preparation of material for ETSI home page on WWW

• Preparation and edition of the SMG Newsletter (after each plenary)

Shicheng Hu Editor and Rapporteur of 11.10 TTCN parts


Stefan Aprath Project Manager SMG 4, SMG3 WPC:

• supports SMG4 plenary and of SMG3 WPC, including subgroup meetings when requested and possible: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of SMG4 results to SMG and presentation of SMG 3 WPC results to SMG 3

• is the rapporteur of major work items under SMG4’s and SMG3 WPC’s prime responsibility

• is editor of all SMG4 and SMG3 WPC specifications under change control except GPRS related ones

• liaison to SPS 2/3, NA

• supports the STC chairpersons in administrative functions and carries out delegated work


• provides the resulting new working versions of specifications under change control to the experts working in the STCs and to ETSI as soon as possible

John Leske Work Item Manager GPRS

• project monitoring of GPRS: milestones, progress control, presentation of results, organisation of PT80V sessions

• support of GPRS meetings: document list, meeting report, implementation of agreed actions, presentation of GPRS results to adequate SMG STCs

• editor of all GPRS related specifications under change control


3.3 Planned 1998-2000 Numbers are in percentage = centi-MY

Person 98 GSM 98 UMTS 99 GSM 99 UMTS 00 GSM 00 UMTS

AB 50 50 40 60 30 70

AS 10 90 10 90 10 90

FP 60 40 50 50 40 60

PU 50 50 40 60 30 70

PvdA 80 20 70 30 50 50

SA 70 30 60 40 60 40

MS 80 20 70 30 60 40

JW 60 40 50 50 40 60

RT 50 50 50 50 50 50

SH 50 0 30 0 30 0

NN1 (SMG7) 90 10 80 20 80 20

NN2 (SMG1/9) 50 50 50 50 40 60

NN3 (SMG2 ass, SMG7 radio)

50 50 50 50 60 40

Sum 750 500 650 580 580 650

E.g., the resource requested for 2000 and UMTS is 5,9 MY

In addition,

• a voluntary funding of an ITU-co-ordinator is requested from members in the years 1998-2000

• one PT SMG member will be funded by T1P1/GSM1900 in the covered period for harmonisation and co-ordination between SMG and T1P1


• 6 MM yearly for special funded work is needed.

4. Status

Earlier versions were discussed with PT SMG and SMG Chairman. Version 3.0 was distributed in PT SMG and the SMG Steering Group on 11 December 1996. It was also re-discussed between PT SMG and the SMG chair on 17 December 1996. Version 3.5 includes all comments received until 17 December 1996, except some comments concerning the assignment of work to experts (which has to be re-discussed when we have a clearer picture of new PT SMG members). Version 3.7 includes the changes agreed with Karl Heinz Rosenbrock, Yves Chauvel and Kjell Strandberg. Version 3.8 includes the changes agreed at the Steering Group meeting 30/31 January, 1997.

Version 3.9 was presented to SMG#22.

PT SMG contracts 1997 ETSI/SMG(97)2 Part B Annex 8.2

Expert Start End PT12 PT79 PT83 PT61V PT80V Totaldays

Totalmm

Aprath 01/01/97 12/31/97 152 75 227 10,5Bergmann 01/01/97 12/31/97 130 10 54 10 204 9,4Clayton 01/01/97 12/31/97 20 20 0,9Folacci 01/01/97 12/31/97 152 75 227 10,5Leske 01/01/97 09/30/97 86 0 120 206 9,5Pettersson 06/02/97 12/31/97 110 25 135 6,2Samukic 01/01/97 12/31/97 43 184 227 10,5Sanders 01/01/97 12/31/97 152 75 227 10,5Scharf-Katz 01/01/97 12/31/97 20 20 0,9Tarasi 01/02/97 12/31/97 153 77 230 10,6Van der Arend 01/01/97 12/31/97 130 54 184 8,5West 01/01/97 12/31/97 119 43 43 10 215 9,9Hu 01/01/97 12/31/97 217 217 10,0Wang 09/30/97 01/20/97 13 13 0,6Wattelet 04/15/97 01/24/97 10 10 0,5Muenning 01/01/97 12/31/97 65 65 3,0Baumann 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Fauconnier 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Gilchrist 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Hämäläinen 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Kari 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Mademann 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Naper 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Oettl 01/01/97 12/31/97 13 13 0,6Toth 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Turina 01/01/97 12/31/97 10 10 0,5Total contr. md 1267 293 662 65 243 2530Total contr. mm 58,5 13,5 30,6 3,0 11,2 116,8

Carry over 96 2,5 7,6 1,6 1,0 5,3 18,0FWP97 54,0 27,0 5,0 86,0FWP97 B7 6,6 7,8 3,2 17,6MoU 9,0 3,3 1,0 13,3UIC 7,2 7,2MMO 3,0 3,0Resource ’97 68,5 17,5 36,4 8,2 14,5 145,1Balance mm 10,0 4,0 5,8 5,2 3,3 28,3

New contractsNN 3,0 3,0 6,0Usai 3,0 3,0 6,0Bergmann 0,6 0,5 1,1van der Arend 1,5 0,5 2,0West 0,6 0,6Wang 3,0 3,0

Total new contr 8,1 3,6 3,0 4,0 0,0 18,7New balance 1,9 0,4 2,8 1,2 3,3 9,6

A. Berrini - 970605, revised by Angar Bergmann 970606


ETSI TC SMG Tdoc SMG 405/97 Meeting n°22 Kristiansand, 10 - 13 June, 1997 Source: Ansgar Bergmann Agenda Item: None, for information

SMG STG 22 Meeting Summary

Participants: Thomas Beijer Simon Pike Phil Gaskell Mike Walker Klaus Vedder (part time) Kevin Holley Juha Rapeli (part time) Harald Dettner Gisela Hertel Fred Hillebrand Antun Samukic Ansgar Bergmann Alan Cox

1. Organisation of SMG#22 TD2 is the agenda and schedule. SMG1 and SMG2 will be swapped around. UMTS work program will be deleted under 7.2 and introduced under 7.7; new bullets “UMTS baseline documents” and ITU contributions” will be introduced under 7.7.

Closing time on 13 June will be 16:00.

On Tuesday the 10th, the meeting will probably close on 17:00 (because the social event will be a boat travel, the ship leaving at 18:00).

TD4 indicates the next plenary and STG dates and venues.

Minutes: The STC chairpersons should check their parts of the plenary reports (which are prepared by PT SMG).

2. Critical items

2.1 SMG1

On number portability, cf. Tdoc SMG 322/97 and TD 13. Didier Chauveau will prepare a contribution to SMG#22.

Support of Private Numbering Plans: The SMG1 specifications are ready, but no work was done in SMG3. It is planned to base SPNP on CAMEL; it is not clear to which extent SMG3 work is then necessary. Alan Cox will write a liaison statement to SMG3. A draft is in TD39.

GPRS: 02.60, registration throughput, will be discussed directly between Alan Cox and Kevin Holley.

2.2 SMG2

See TD6.

Restructuring: See TD26 and TD32.

GSM Cordless: See TD 25.

2.3 SMG3

SMG3 had some discussions whether further supplementary services should still be specified with a functional protocol when a CAMEL/IN solution is possible.


Restructuring, see TD26.

No progress on TFO.

Contact with SPS on Sub System Numbers in SCCP. GSM is running out of them, they are finally administered by ITU. To be addressed in the 18 July meeting with NA and SPS.

2.4 SMG4

France had a substantial comment to GSM07.08 (on GSM API) in public enquiry. The comments (the ETSI reference specification will be replaced by a new one) seem justified, and the rapporteur company, Philips, is working in SMG4 on the problem. It should be obvious for SMG members that direct discussions in the STCs are more reasonable than to go via PE. But in this case there was no other way, due to time constraints.

RLP testing: some liaisons going on with SMG7. There is a proposed work item for multiplexing different data applications from Ericsson, see TD29.

New character set (proposal from an eastern European country) was rejected in SMG4.

MDI - Mobile Data Initiative (initiated by Intel and Microsoft). Kevin Holley should contact them. Alan Cox can provide the contacts. (Jim Valerio may be the right contact person)

2.5 SMG5

2.6 SMG6

Problem with OAP/TAP for 12.11.

2.7 SMG7

No report available.

2.8 SMG8

Work program is in TD28. No problems.

2.9 TC/ERM (TD 27)

Simon Pike will clarify before SMG#22 whether he will be available for a liaison function to ERM.

As regards the EMC specification for GSM infrastructure prepared by ERM for TAP, SMG 8 experts have commented on it.

As regards the TBR for S/PCN in UMTS band, Simon Pike will draft a paper proposing a two phases approach to SES, for comments from Fred Hillebrand and Mike Walker. Based on this paper, SMG will enter into a discussion. There seem to be principle technical difficulties for the SES approach to write a generic specification (applicable for any kind of system co-existing with the satellite system).

AP Kevin Holley To draft a letter to the MDI chair (source: SMG chair).

AP Ansgar Bergmann To solve the matter with 12.11 on 29 May (when presenting UMTS to SMG6).


A meeting between TC/ERM and SMG representatives will be organised.

2.10 SMG9

SMG9 proposes to move the SIM ME test specifications (and corresponding chapters in 11.10) to SMG9. The SMG7 chairman agrees that this is reasonable. SMG9 feels it necessary to write test specifications (both for SIM and ME?) for the SIM toolkit.

The borderline between release 96 corrections and release 97 improvements for the SIM toolkit is not always clear to the group.

On UMTS, there is a report planned for the use of smart cards in UMTS / evolution of GSM SIM to 3rd generation..

2.11 SMG10

From a security point of view (data confidentiality, non-repudiation), non-ciphered connections should be disabled on the radio interface. This was the reason for a CR to 03.20 approved at SMG#21, and consequential CRs to ME-MMI and radio interface are necessary.

2.12 SMG 11

SMG11 worked a lot on TFO. The first phase solution (in-band) requires transparent links. Operators were asked on the current practise concerning transparent links, with little response. Some necessary actions from SMG3 are outstanding. To complete the first phase solution in Release 97 is tight, specifications will probably only be presented at SMG#24.

AMR: There will be a (possibly incomplete) report in October. US operators request AMR urgently, but there is little contribution.

TC STQ: There was a start up meeting chaired by Pierre Perrichon, in line with SMG11 thinking (concentration to end-to-end issues); they produced new terms of reference which look reasonable.

3. Status of releases TD 22 proposes a way forward for the version management of GSM specifications. Main points are to introduce the concept of a phase 1 platform, a phase 2 platform and a phase 2+ platform; to define what these platforms are (for different network entities); to encourage introduction of phase 2+ features into the phase 2 platform when this is possible; to specify the phase 1/2/2+ platform in versions 3.x.y/4.x.y/5.x.y; not to start specification of a new phase 2++ or phase 3 platform in the next two years; to request change requests to version 5 specifications to define in the text of the specification which behaviour belongs to release 96 and which to release 97.

4. UMTS matters

4.1 UMTS work program

TD 8 is the proposed change to 30.00 (which was approved by correspondence). SMG3 wants to continue 23.05, which would then have to be added.

There was some discussion on the possibility to indicate a permanent or transient nature of a specification/report in the numbering scheme. This information could be given in the scope of the specification/report, if necessary.

AP PT SMG To prepare a presentation at SMG#22; the matter will be discussed in a small group at SMG#22 on the evening of 9 June.


Work item 3.4 is called “Charging and accounting mechanisms”, while 22.24 is called “New charging and accounting mechanisms”. This was discussed with Derek Richards who preferred “new” in the specification title.

The target date for the report below 22.71 at SMG#24 might be late.

LS Tdoc SMG3 97S122 in TD24 discusses handling of common terminology.

Rapporteurs have to be updated in the UMTS work program.

Concerning the necessity of stage 1 descriptions, the proposals in section 4 of TD13 were endorsed: as UMTS aims more at specification of functions, building blocks etc. for the creation of services than at specification of services, stage 1 specifications would often be replaced by reports describing possible services.

4.2 UMTS baseline document

TD9 is the updated version 0.1.3 to be presented to SMG for approval. It was discussed what the scope of the document is. It was seen more as a management tool within SMG than a document to be distributed everywhere. It should certainly be accessible to UMTS Forum and GSM MoU 3GIG. References for traceability should be kept at least for some time. Historical information (what was decided when) should also be kept in the document. Section 14.3.1 should go into section 11.

AP Ansgar Bergmann Some more explanation in Annex B and in the introduction of section 4 oth in the text and some slides for SMG#22; some slides explaining the work items for SMG#22.

AP SMG and STCs To comment and propose any changes.

AP PT SMG To propose to SMG#22 the withdrawing of ETR 309 from ETSI publication.

AP Ansgar Bergmann Create document on UMTS terminology. Simon Pike would like to contribute.

AP Fred Hillebrand, Ansgar Bergmann, Antun Samukic To elaborate a new version of 30.01 until Friday for presentation at SMG#22.

AP PTSMG To send the new version of 30.01 to SMG delegations during next week end by fax with a covering letter.

AP Fred Hillebrand To draft covering letter explaining the procedure and draw SMG#22’s attention to 30.01 with the chairman’s report on Monday.


SMG delegates will be asked for written comments identifying one of the two categories

• comments on the accuracy (does the document correctly reflect earlier decisions?) • comments in substance (to change earlier decisions or add new ones).

These comments to 30.01 should be passed to Antun Samukic until 10 June. Then it would be decided whether a pre-filtering and grouping meeting on 11 June is necessary to prepare a final discussion on 12 June.

4.3 SMG contributions to ITU

TD10 is a draft work plan.

Section 6.1 must be further explained, also the ITU reference documents should be annexed. There should be a proper introduction what the goals of an ITU participation are.

4.4 New Business Development Group (NBDG)

See TD15. Further actions from SMG seem not necessary.

4.5 Free circulation of 3rd generation terminals

TD 15 is a liaison from the SMG chairman to the UMTS Forum. It is proposed that ITU includes studies on free circulation of 3rd generation terminals in their work program and that UMTS Forum WG1 elaborates the substance.

4.6 Liaison to ERC

TD40 is a letter from SMG chairman to ERC on draft ERC decision on the frequency bands for UMTS.

(The deadline doesn’t allow an approval by SMG before sending.)

4.7 Mission to Japan (TD7)

Gunnar Sandegren commented that the Japanese need a global standard, and that the only forum for that is ITU. He proposed that the SMG core network specification should also get the

AP Gunnar Sandegren To provide information about the status of IS-41 as a candidate of FPLMTS in ITU.

AP Antun Samukic To submit (under AI 7.8) the revised draft ITU work plan to SMG, with status “discussion paper” and purpose “for discussion and decision”. If necessary to pass it to a small group which should present a revised version to SMG for approval.

AP Antun Samukic To present TD12 to SG11 and SMG for discussion.

AP Fred Hillebrand To send a slightly revised version of TD40 on UMTS frequency bands to ETSI/ERM, copy to UMTS Forum.


blessing of ITU. For the radio access, he reported movements to harmonize the Frames W-CDMA and DoCoMo W-CDMA solutions.

A basic agreement of SMG on co-operation with Japan should be proposed to SMG#22.

The spectrum related meeting will be organised by UMTS Forum. Maybe a participation of SMG2 is required.

Initial mandate of the general meeting should be to investigate co-operation, improved information flow and discussion of ITU policy and comparison of time plans. This should be agreed by SMG#22.

General meeting: Around 3 persons form UMTS Forum, exact participation decided by Forum. SMG: Fred Hillebrand, Gunnar Sandegren, Ansgar Bergmann, Alan Cox, Michel Mouly, Niels Peter Skov Andersen. GSM MoU: Asok Chatterjee + NN.

Network meeting (proposed: End July or end August): Participants possibly: Michel Mouly, Harald Dettner, Ansgar Bergmann, Alan Cox, Antun Samukic,Fred Hillebrand.

4.8 Coding of moving pictures

See TD 19. Technical contents should be studied by STCs for their multimedia studies.

4.9 Liaisons from SMG3-SA (TD24)

The first liaison statement in TD24 states that SMG3, in order to define the UMTS transport network, has to open communication links with IETF (for IP) and ATM forum (for ATM), the same for SMG2.

The second one asks whether GSM should be modified to allow handover with UMTS.

AP Fred Hillebrand To draft a proposal for the participation at general meeting with ARIB/TTC from SMG side to SMG#22.

AP Fred Hillebrand, Ansgar Bergmann To organize the Japanese radio meeting with Niels Peter Skov Andersen.

AP Fred Hillebrand, Michel Mouly, Ansgar Bergmann and Harald Dettner To further discuss the network meeting with TTC in a telephone conference on Friday, 30 May.

AP Fred Hillebrand To clarify some parts of the Japanese minutes: That meetings will be between ARIB/TTC and SMG, not ETSI; that the radio meeting will be more a workshop; that if the Japanese delegations want interpreters, they should bring them.

AP Ansgar Bergmann To produce an answer (“Yes, flexible and negotiable quality of service - with different protection levels - will be offered as a service provided by the UMTS radio interface to the network”) and distribute paper and answer to SMG#22, SMG1, 2, 3, 4, 11.


4.10 SMG4 and UMTS

To be discussed at next STG ad hoc on UMTS.

4.11 Speech codec for UMTS (TD31)

Proposes the development of a high quality basic speech service for UMTS, including speech and channel codecs and related end-to-end aspects, possibly based on AMR. Will be presented to SMG1-WPC and to SMG#22 (AI 7.7).

4bis Satellite matters

TD 20, 21 are two liaison statements to SMG from the GSM MoU Satellite Steering Committee. SMG1 and SMG3 could start some activity on the intended work and come back with a position for SMG#23.

5. Liaison with T1P1

5.1 Co-operation agreement

TD23, the draft co-operation agreement, was endorsed.

5.2 14.4 kbit/s

6. ETSI reorganization

6.1 TWP

TD34. From 22 remaining SMG comments, 60% were accepted, some discussions are open, some less important comments have been rejected. But still, the mandatory subcontracting is in the TWP, and now also any overlapping terms of reference must be resolved by the GA.

6.2 Board decisions on new TCs impacting SMG, SMG1, SMG6, SMG10, SMG11

See TD17, 33.

For the TC on TMN, Gisela Hertel will prepare a document for SMG for approval, that the main work of SMG6 is the application of TMN to GSM/UMTS (rather than work on TMS methodology etc.); required knowledge are details of the GSM system, therefore, main synergy is with SMG. So SMG6 should continue its work in SMG. But co-operation with the new group is intended (as a continuation of the co-operation with NA).

AP Ansgar Bergmann To continue negotiation on the co-operation agreement with T1P1 with high priority.

AP Stefan Aprath To inform STG until Friday on the status of 14.4 kbit/s.

AP Fred Hillebrand To produce an input on TWP to SMG#22, trying to find co-authors from some EPs.

AP Alan Cox For the TC on services, addressing, and routing: To draft the terms of reference announced in ETSI/OCG2(97)45 (contained in TD17),


6.3 IPR matters

7. PT SMG

7.1 Recruitment status

The earnest obstacles in the last half year were reported (freezing of resources by ETSI secretariat, blocking of contributions etc.). Ericsson, Telia, Nokia, Philips, Nortel, PTS have proposed to the GA to reduce all Project Team budgets by 20% each year. This was accepted by the GA.

Fredrik Petterson will start on 9 June. He comes from Telia. For SMG2, SMG11 and SMG7, recruitment is progressing.

Candidates for the ITU co-ordinator were offered.

8. SMG plenary and steering group dates

9. AOB

9.1 China

See TD5. The Chinese delegation will come to SMG#23, and there will be a preparatory meeting on the Friday before, presumably in Budapest.

AP Fred Hillebrand For EP TIPHON (Telecommunications and Internet Protocol Harmonization Over Networks), Fred Hillebrand will send the interim terms of reference (ETSI/B6(97)27) to Phil Gaskell, and they will evaluate which further steps are necessary.

AP Ansgar Bergmann To inform in the PT status report about the agreed procedures for IPRs. To inform ETSI secretariat, that for UTRA, special attention should be signaled to members and non-members (e.g., for M1, M2).

AP Gunnar Sandegren To initiate preparation with the author companies of a financing model when step by step the PT resources are reduced by 20% each year.

AP Ansgar Bergmann Co-ordinate 1 day STG adhoc dedicated to UMTS on 17 July Paris, or on 14-16 July. Emergency alternative: 11-12 September.

AP Ansgar Bergmann Find out dates of Africa Telecom 1998, and Telecom 1999 in Geneva to avoid clashes with SMG meetings.


Action points

AP Description

Kevin Holley To draft a letter to the MDI chair (source: SMG chair).

Ansgar Bergmann To solve the matter with 12.11 on 28 May (when presenting UMTS to SMG6).

done

Ansgar Bergmann Some more explanation in Annex B and in the introduction of section 4: both in the text and some slides for SMG#22; some slides explaining the work items for SMG#22.

SMG and STCs To comment 30.00 and 30.01 and propose any changes.

PT SMG To propose to SMG#22 the withdrawing of ETR 309 from ETSI publication.

Ansgar Bergmann Create document on UMTS terminology. Simon Pike would like to contribute.

Fred Hillebrand, Ansgar Bergmann, Antun Samukic

To elaborate a new version of 30.01 until Friday for presentation at SMG#22.

PTSMG To send the new version of 30.01 to SMG delegations during next week end by fax with a covering letter.

Fred Hillebrand To draft covering letter explaining the procedure and draw SMG#22’s attention to 30.01 with the chairman’s report on Monday.

Gunnar Sandegren To provide information about the status of IS-41 as a candidate of FPLMTS in ITU.

Antun Samukic To submit the revised draft ITU work plan to SMG, with status “discussion paper” and purpose “for discussion and decision”. If necessary to pass it to a small group which should present a revised version to SMG for approval.

Antun Samukic To present TD12 to SG11 and to SMG for discussion.

Fred Hillebrand To send a slightly revised version of TD40 on UMTS frequency bands to ETSI/ERM, copy to UMTS Forum.


Fred Hillebrand To draft a proposal for the participation at general meeting with ARIB/TTC from SMG side to SMG#22.

Fred Hillebrand, Ansgar Bergmann

To organize the Japanese radio meeting with Niels Peter Skov Andersen.

Fred Hillebrand, Michel Mouly, Ansgar Bergmann, Harald Dettner

To further discuss the network meeting with TTC in a telephone conference on Friday, 30 May.

Fred Hillebrand To clarify some parts of the Japanese minutes: That meetings will be between ARIB/TTC and SMG, not ETSI; that the radio meeting will be more a workshop; that if the Japanese delegations want interpreters, they should bring them.

Ansgar Bergmann To produce an answer to TD19 (“Yes, flexible and negotiable quality of service - with different protection levels - will be offered as a service provided by the UMTS radio interface to the network”) and distribute paper and answer to SMG#22, SMG1, 2, 3, 4, 11.

Ansgar Bergmann To continue negotiation on the co-operation agreement with T1P1 with high priority.

Stefan Aprath To inform STG until Friday on the status of 14.4 kbit/s.

Fred Hillebrand To produce an input on TWP to SMG#22, trying to find co-authors from some EPs.

Alan Cox For the TC on services, addressing, and routing: To draft the terms of reference announced in ETSI/OCG2(97)45 (contained in TD17),

Fred Hillebrand For EP TIPHON (Telecommunications and Internet Protocol Harmonization Over Networks), Fred Hillebrand will send the interim terms of reference (ETSI/B6(97)27) to Phil Gaskell, and they will evaluate which further steps are necessary.

AP PT SMG To prepare a presentation at SMG#22; the matter will be discussed in a small group at SMG#22 on the evening of 9 June.


Ansgar Bergmann To inform in the PT status report about the agreed procedures for IPRs. To inform ETSI secretariat, that for UTRA, special attention should be signaled to members and non-members (e.g., for M1, M2).

Gunnar Sandegren To initiate preparation with the author companies of a financing model when step by step the PT resources are reduced by 20% each year.

Ansgar Bergmann Co-ordinate 1 day STG adhoc dedicated to UMTS on 17 July Paris, or on 14-16 July. Emergency alternative: 11-12 September.

Ansgar Bergmann Find out dates of Africa Telecom 1998, and Telecom 1999 in Geneva to avoid clashes with SMG meetings.

‘98: 4-10 May

‘99: 10-17 Oct


SMG #22, 9 - 13 June SMG Tdoc 398/97 Kristiansand, Norway Source: SMG Chairman Date 4 June 1997 (1) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Report of the Exploratory Mission on Third Generation Mobile Systems to Japan on 19 - 21 May 1997 Organisation of the Mission − An exploratory mission to Japan on Third Generation Mobile Systems issues

was carried out by the Chairmen of the UMTS Forum and ETSI SMG supported by the SMG Project Team Manager. In addition the GSM MoU Association’s 3GIG Vice Chairman and another delegate participated. The discussion took place from May 19 to May 21, 1997. This mission was based on mandates issued by the UMTS Forum, ETSI SMG and the GSM MoU.

− Very open and constructive discussions were held with: • MPT/ARIB/TTC on 19 - 20 May • PHS MoU Group on 20 May (afternoon) • NTT DoCoMo on 21 May (morning) − The local representatives of European operators and manufacturers were met

on 18 May and 21 May, the EU Delegation and European representatives on 21 May.

Common Interests between the Japanese Side and the UMTS Side − A main result of the exploration is that there are common interests between

MPT/ARIB/TTC and UMTS Forum/ETSI SMG. There is a strong will on the Japanese side to co-operate with the “UMTS side“ (this expression was created in order to designate our side without a Eurocentric approach). The Japanese side wants a co-operation between the standardisation organisations on a peer to peer basis. This would require e.g. additional steps in the UMTS terrestrial radio definition process.

� − A strategic commonality is the common desire for a true Third Generation,

which offers a leap in innovative services for the end-user.


− There is a common allocation of the core band based on an ITU

recommendation. It should be noted however that the spectrum below 1920 MHz was allocated to PHS in Japan. There are common interests:

• to promote the allocation of substantial additional spectrum in order to serve the mass market,

• to promote the reservation of the FPLMTS spectrum for true Third Generation systems in other countries, mainly in Asia Pacific.

− The Japanese and UMTS side estimate the minimum spectrum needed per

operator at 2 x 20 MHz. The Japanese concept and schedule − The Japanese side strives for one global standard in the Third Generation.

They propose firmly completely new networks based on W-CDMA for the radio side and B-ISDN (including INAP) for the network. No evolution pathes from second generation systems are foreseen. NTT DoCoMo is willing up to share all related research results with interested operators and manufacturers.

� − The Japanese side has very firm plans to open the service around 2000. This

was reasoned with the strong growth and the limited spectrum available for Second Generation systems. However, there were signs that it is possible to overcome the capacity problem by the use of more spectrum in PDC or a more intensive use of small cells, microcells etc.

� − The early Japanese implementation date is a major cause of misalignment in

the Third Generation implementation phases and hence the standardisation phases and the work phases. It may lead to a too early freezing of options, the exclusion of more ambitious and future proof concepts. On the other side it increases the risk on the Japanese side considerably. It may also be the cause of future incompatibilities between the Japanese implementation and the world market implementations.

− There is a major difference in the drivers to the Third Generation:

• Japan: short term voice capacity with global roaming and the evolution towards mobile wideband multimedia

• GSM world: innovative new services (mobile wideband multimedia)


The Activities of the IS95 Community in Japan − The IS95 proposed a “Wideband 95“ concept to the Japanese Next

Generation Study Group in May 97. A full radio system proposal based on an enhanced IS95 air interface and an evolved IS41 network protocol can be expected. The Japanese mentioned that the need to study commonalities between W-CDMA and IS95 enhanced may arise. They saw hardly any possibility for harmonisation on the network side between B-ISDN/INAP and an IS41 evolution. It cannot be excluded that there may be two or more Third Generation standards within Japan as it is the case in the Second Generation.

− IS95 will be introduced in order to enhance the capacity of the existing

analogue networks of DDI Next Steps in the Dialogue with Japan − The following next steps were agreed with MPT/ARIB/TTC:

• A radio system a workshop in Europe will be held. The Japanese side will present the results of their radio work

• Network issues will be discussed in an experts meeting • For spectrum issues an information exchange and a co-operation was

agreed. • A general meeting will be held on 25 to 26 August in Stockholm in

order to review the results of the experts discussion and to discuss a potential co-operation

− The following necessary next steps within ETSI SMG and the UMTS Forum

were identified: • Presentation and discussion during SMG #22 (9 - 13 June) and the

Forum General Assembly (16 - 17 June) • Elaboration and agreement of a strategy for the relation to Japan before

mid of August ESPL2305/FH/ms

ETSI SMG ETSI/SMG (97) 573 Meeting n°22 Christiansand, 9 - 13 June, 1997

Source: SMG2 Proposal for concept groups for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA SMG2 have according to the UTRA definition procedure elaborated proposal for concept groups for the definition of the UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access UTRA. This work have resulted in the following five concept groups: • α - concept: Wideband CDMA This group includes the following proposals:

∗ FRAMES FMA mode 2 (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson, FranceTelecom/CNET, Nokia, Siemens) ∗ Wideband Code Division Multiple Access( W-CDMA) (Fujitsu Europe Telecom R&D Centre) ∗ Wideband Direct Sequence (DS) CDMA, (NEC Technologies (UK) Ltd) ∗ DS-CDMA Utilising FDD and TDD, (Panasonic (Matsushita Europe & Matsushita Comm. Ind. Ltd))

• β - concept: OFDM This group includes the following proposals:

∗ Band Division Multiple Access (BDMA) (OFDM & SFH-TDMA), (Sony International (Europe) Gmbh) ∗ Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) (Telia Research) ∗ OFDMA (Lucent Technologies)

• γ - concept: Wideband TDMA This group includes the following proposals: ∗ Frames FMA mode 1 without spreading (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson, FranceTelecom/CNET, Nokia,

Siemens)

• δ - concept: Wideband TDMA/CDMA This group includes the following proposals:

∗ Code Time Division Multiple Access (CTDMA) (Swiss Telecom PTT) ∗ Frames FMA mode 1 with spreading (CSEM/Pro Telecom, Ericsson, FranceTelecom/CNET, Nokia,

Siemens)

• ε - concept: ODMA This group includes the following proposals:

∗ Opportunity Driven Multiple Access (ODMA) (Vodafone LTD., Salbu R&D (Pty) Ltd.)

The following proposals are considered relevant for more than one Concept Group: For the β, γ, δ concept groups are allocated the proposal Flexible Frames Structure (Philips Consumer Communications/Philips Research Laboratories).

For all concept groups are allocated the proposal Multi-Dimensional Packet Reservation Multiple Access (MD PRMA) (NEC technologies (UK) Ltd., Kings College London)

Templates describing the key attributes of the proposals contained in the five concept groups are attached.