TS 101 863-1 : 1.1.2

Intellectual Property Rights
Foreword
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Symbols
  3.3 Abbreviations
4 General
5 Overview
  5.1 Access and mapping standards
      5.1.1 General description and overview, TS 101 863-1
      5.1.2 CN-FP interworking, TS 101 863-2
      5.1.3 Access and mapping for 3,1 kHz speech service,
            TS 101 863-3
      5.1.4 Supplementary services implementation,
            TS 101 863-4
      5.1.5 Implementation of short message services,
            point-to-point and cell broadcast services,
            TS 101 863-5
      5.1.6 Packet switched data services, TS 101 863-6
6 Interworking requirements
  6.1 General
  6.2 Reference configurations
      6.2.1 FP functional attachment to the UMTS PLMN
  6.3 General interworking model for FP UMTS attachment
      6.3.1 Interworking model for FP UMTS attachment,
            circuit switched
      6.3.2 Interworking model for FP UMTS attachment,
            packet switched
      6.3.3 Interworking model for FP UMTS attachment,
            broadcast
  6.4 Interworking context
      6.4.1 General
      6.4.2 Basic interworking rules
      6.4.3 Location area mapping
      6.4.4 Interpretation of broadcast attributes
            6.4.4.1 Standard capabilities: physical and MAC
                    layer capabilities
            6.4.4.2 Extended fixed part capabilities
7 UMTS service provision
  7.1 General
      7.1.1 Processing of UMTS services not supported
      7.1.2 Bearer service
            7.1.2.1 Exception handling
      7.1.3 Teleservice
            7.1.3.1 Exception handling
      7.1.4 Tones
      7.1.5 Supplementary services
            7.1.5.1 General requirements
            7.1.5.2 Exception handling
            7.1.5.3 Number Identification Supplementary
                    Services (NISS)
            7.1.5.4 Call Offering Supplementary Services
                    (COSS)
            7.1.5.5 Call Completion Supplementary Services
                    (CCSS)
            7.1.5.6 Multi Party Supplementary Services (MPSS)
            7.1.5.7 Community of Interest Supplementary
                    Services (CISS)
            7.1.5.8 Charging Supplementary Services (CSS)
            7.1.5.9 Call Restriction Supplementary Services
                    (CRSS)
      7.1.6 Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD)
            7.1.6.1 Exception handling
  7.2 Functional capabilities and information flows
      7.2.1 Supplementary services
            7.2.1.1 General requirements
            7.2.1.2 enhanced Multi-Level Precedence and
                     Pre-emption (eMLPP)
            7.2.1.3 Call Deflection supplementary services
                     (CD)
            7.2.1.4 Number Identification Supplementary
                     Services (NISS)
            7.2.1.5 Call Offering Supplementary Services
                     (COSS)
            7.2.1.6 Call Completion Supplementary Services
                     (CCSS)
            7.2.1.7 Multi Party Supplementary Services (MPSS)
            7.2.1.8 Community of Interest Supplementary
                     Services (CISS)
            7.2.1.9 User-to-User Signalling (UUS)
            7.2.1.10 Call Restriction Supplementary Services
                     (CRSS)
            7.2.1.11 Charging Supplementary Services
                     (CSS, AoCI)
            7.2.1.12 Explicit Call Transfer (ECT)
            7.2.1.13 Completion of Calls to Busy Subscribers
                     (CCBS)
            7.2.1.14 Name Identification Supplementary
                     Services (CNAP)
            7.2.1.15 Multicall (MC)
      7.2.2 Unstructured Supplementary Services Data (USSD)
      7.2.3 Bearer services
      7.2.4 Teleservices
8 Portable Part (PP) requirements
  8.1 General
  8.2 Description
      8.2.1 Basic PP features
      8.2.2 Supplementary PP features
      8.2.3 Additional PP features
  8.3 Requirements for implementing PP features
      8.3.1 Basic PP features
            8.3.1.1 Display of called number
            8.3.1.2 Indication of call progress signals
            8.3.1.3 Country/PLMN indication and PLMN selection
            8.3.1.4 Keypad
            8.3.1.5 International Mobile station Equipment
                     Identity (IMEI) and/or International
                     Portable Equipment Identity (IPEI)
            8.3.1.6 International access function
            8.3.1.7 Autocalling restriction capabilities
            8.3.1.8 Emergency calls capabilities
            8.3.1.9 Subscription identity management
            8.3.1.10 Support of DECT encryption
            8.3.1.11 Support alpha-numeric display
      8.3.2 Supplementary/additional PP features
            8.3.2.1 Support of supplementary services
            8.3.2.2 Abbreviated dialling
            8.3.2.3 Fixed number dialling
            8.3.2.4 Last Numbers Dialled (LND)
  8.4 Man-Machine Interface (MMI) of the PP
      8.4.1 Physical user input features
            8.4.1.1 MMI related to PP features
      8.4.2 Physical output features
      8.4.3 Support of Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF)
      8.4.4 Procedures
            8.4.4.1 Definition of functions
            8.4.4.2 Call Control
  8.5 USIM interfaces
      8.5.1 Entry of PIN and PIN
      8.5.2 Change of PIN or PIN
      8.5.3 Unblocking of PIN or PIN2
      8.5.4 Status information - return codes
  8.6 Service access
9 Fixed Part (FP) requirements
  9.1 Support of Mobile Equipment Identity and Software
      Version number (IMEISV)
  9.2 Support of UE classmark
  9.3 Support of emergency call capability
  9.4 Support of international access function
  9.5 Support of DTMF
  9.6 Support of alpha-numeric characters
Annex A (informative): UMTS teleservices and supplementary
        services
Annex B (informative): Cross-references to
        DECT-GSM-interworking standards
Annex C (informative): Bibliography
History

Describes the Digital Enhanced Cordless Telecommunications (DECT) access protocols, Fixed Part (FP) and Portable Part (PP) interworking/mappings necessary to ensure that the Universal Mobile Telecommunication System (UMTS) services can be provided over DECT.