Circuit Switched Video Telephony (SO s 57, 58) Support for the next revision of the IOS
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1 A QCOM Circuit Video TSG-A TITLE: Circuit Switched Video Telephony (SO s, ) Support for the next revision of the IOS SOURCE: Sanjeev Athalye QUALCOMM, Incorporated David Ott QUALCOMM, Incorporated () sathalye@qualcomm.com () 0 dott@qualcomm.com ABSTRACT: Video Telephony (video conferencing) is a feature that operators are interested in. Service Options ( kbps video conferencing) and ( kbps video conferencing) have been defined in TSG-C (see TIA-9). This contribution proposes IOS changes to enable support for Service Options and in the IOS. Change marks are relative to IOS v. v.0 text. The changes add descriptive text to the Overview section of the IOS Features document. In the A/A/A document, the Service Options are added to messages that use the Service Option IE and Service Option List IEs. RECOMMENDATION: Accept for the next revision of the IOS. Qualcomm Inc. grants a free, irrevocable license to GPP and its Organizational Partners to incorporate text or other copyrightable material contained in the contribution and any modifications thereof in the creation of GPP publications; to copyright and sell in Organizational Partner's name any Organizational Partner's standards publication even though it may include all or portions of this contribution; and at the Organizational Partner's sole discretion to permit others to reproduce in whole or in part such contribution or the resulting Organizational Partner's standards publication. Qualcomm Inc. is also willing to grant licenses under such contributor copyrights to third parties on reasonable, non-discriminatory terms and conditions for purpose of practicing an Organizational Partner s standard which incorporates this contribution. This document has been prepared by Qualcomm Inc. to assist the development of specifications by GPP. It is proposed to the Committee as a basis for discussion and is not to be construed as a binding proposal on Qualcomm Inc. Qualcomm Inc. specifically reserves the right to amend or modify the material contained herein and to any intellectual property of Qualcomm Inc. other than provided in the copyright statement above.
2 A QCOM Circuit Video Changes to TIA-00.-C (Features) v.0. Overview The following features have been added in this revision of the standard: Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Support (Service Options, ) 9 0 Features and Functions Explicitly Supported in this Standard: Call Clearing of Voice and Circuit Data Calls (mobile initiated and network initiated) Call Setup for Voice and Circuit Data Calls (mobile originated and mobile terminated) Circuit Data Calls (asynchronous data and group- fax) Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Calls. References TIA / EIA [] TIA/EIA/IS-, Enhanced Charging Services, November 000. [] TIA-9, Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Services, December 00.. GPP [] N.S000-0, WIN Phase, - Trigger for Preferred Language, Advice of Charge, Rejection of Undesired Annoying Calls, Premium Rate Charging, Freephone, April 00. [] C.S00-0, Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Services, August Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Calls Circuit Switched Video Conferencing Services allow the MS to send and receive synchronized audio and video for real-time conferencing. Refer to [] for details on the service options ( and ). Service Option is used for a data rate of kbps and Service Option is used for a data rate of kbps. According to [], RLP is terminated in the SDU. A Rate Adaptation function at the BSC adapts the rate above RLP to the fixed rate of the terrestrial bearer for traffic flowing from the MS to the
3 9 0 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video network. The Rate Adaptation function performs the complementary procedure for traffic flowing from the network to the MS. The A interface carries data between the Rate Adaptation function at the BSC and the MSC. Normal call origination, call termination, and call clearing procedures apply. Call flows associated with this feature are described in sections..,.., and.. This standard supports handoffs for Circuit Switched Video Conferencing calls as indicated in section... Features Supported Transparently in this Standard Changes to TIA-00.-C (AAA) v.0.. CM Service Request This DTAP message is sent from the BS to the MSC to request a service for the connection management sub-layer entities, e.g., circuit switched and packet connection establishment and activation of supplementary services. Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Protocol Discriminator.. BS -> MSC M m Reserved Octet.. BS -> MSC M Message Type.. BS -> MSC M CM Service Type.. BS -> MSC M m, u a, m, q, u Classmark Information Type.. BS -> MSC M Mobile Identity (IMSI).. BS -> MSC M m, u Called Party BCD Number.. BS -> MSC O b C Mobile Identity (ESN).. BS -> MSC O m R Slot Cycle Index.. BS -> MSC O c,r C Authentication Response Parameter (AUTHR).. BS -> MSC O d C Authentication Confirmation Parameter (RANDC).. BS -> MSC O e C Authentication Parameter COUNT..9 BS -> MSC O x C Authentication Challenge Parameter (RAND).. BS -> MSC O f C Service Option.. BS -> MSC O g, m R Voice Privacy Request.. BS -> MSC O x C Radio Environment and Resources.. BS -> MSC O h R Called Party ASCII Number.. BS -> MSC O i C Circuit Identity Code..9 BS -> MSC O j C Authentication Event.. BS -> MSC O k C Authentication Data.. BS -> MSC O l C PACA Reorigination Indicator.. BS -> MSC O n C Type
4 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video User Zone ID.. BS -> MSC O x C IS-000 Mobile Capabilities.. BS -> MSC O o, r, y C CDMA Serving One Way Delay.. BS ->MSC O p C Special Service Call Indicator.. BS -> MSC O s C Service Option Connection Identifier (SOCI).. BS -> MSC O t C Origination Continuation Indicator.. BS -> MSC O v C Return Cause.. BS -> MSC O w C l. This element is required when the service option is Async Data, or Group Fax or Circuit Switched Video Conferencing. It may be optionally included for other calls. If this element is absent and the Service Option element indicates an Async Data, or Group Fax or Circuit Switched Video Conferencing call, then the MSC may initiate call failure handling. m. If any of these elements are not correctly present, call failure handling may be initiated by the MSC Paging Request Service Option: A Element Identifier = [0H] (MSB) Service Option
5 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 0FH (K Markov), 0009H (K Loopback), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking Service), 000H (TDSO), 00H (IS-000 Markov), 00H (IS-000 Loopback), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing)] (LSB).. Assignment Request.. Assignment Request Service Option: A Element Identifier = [0H] (MSB) Service Option
6 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video.. Assignment Request = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (K Speech), 000H (EVRC), 0FH (K Markov), 0009H (K Loopback), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking Service), 000H (TDSO), 00H (IS-000 Markov), 00H (IS-000 Loopback), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing)] (LSB)
7 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video Assignment Complete This BSMAP message is sent from the BS to the MSC and indicates that the requested assignment has been completed. Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Message Type.. BS -> MSC M Channel Number.. BS -> MSC M c Encryption Information..0 BS -> MSC O a C Service Option.. BS -> MSC O b R Service Option Connection Identifier (SOCI).. BS -> MSC O d C Type a. This element is present when either Voice Privacy (VP) or Signaling Message Encryption (SME) parameters were provided by the MSC in the Privacy Mode Command or Assignment Request message. It contains the algorithm information which indicates the current settings of VP and SME. No keys (encryption parameters) are included in this message. b. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message was 000H, 00H, 00H or 000H (K speech, K high rate speech, SMV, or EVRC), then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are those same four service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated a fax call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are fax service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated a data call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are data service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated a Circuit Switched Video Conferencing data call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are Circuit Switched Video Conferencing data service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated an SMS call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are SMS service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated either Markov or loopback procedures, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are values that indicate Markov or loopback procedures. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated an OTAPA call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are OTAPA service options. If the service option value included in the Assignment Request message indicated a PLD call, then the only allowable values that may be sent on this message are values that indicate PLD service options. If any of the above rules are violated, the MSC may initiate failure handling. c. If this element is not correctly present, call failure handling may be initiated by the MSC. d. This element is required if concurrent services are supported. 9
8 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video The following table shows the bitmap layout for the Assignment Complete message... Assignment Complete Service Option: A Element Identifier = [0H] (MSB) Service Option = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 0FH (K Markov), 0009H (K Loopback), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking Service), 000H (TDSO), 00H (IS-000 Markov), 00H (IS-000 Loopback), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing)] (LSB).. Handoff Required This BSMAP message is sent from the BS to the MSC to indicate that for a given MS which already has a dedicated radio resource assigned, a handoff is required for the reason given by the cause element. Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Message Type.. BS -> MSC M Cause.. BS -> MSC M Cell Identifier List (Target).. BS -> MSC M a Classmark Information Type.. BS -> MSC O b, g, p R Type
9 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Response Request.. BS -> MSC O R Encryption Information..0 BS -> MSC O c R IS-9 Channel Identity..9 BS -> MSC O d, h, q C Mobile Identity (ESN).. BS -> MSC O e R Downlink Radio Environment.. BS -> MSC O f, h, r C Service Option.. BS -> MSC O t C CDMA Serving One Way Delay.. BS -> MSC O h, r C MS Measured Channel Identity..9 BS -> MSC O i, r C IS-000 Channel Identity.. BS -> MSC O h, j, v, q C Quality of Service Parameters.. BS -> MSC O k C IS-000 Mobile Capabilities.. BS -> MSC O h, aa C IS-000 Service Configuration Record.. BS -> MSC O h, r C Source PDSN Address.. BS -> MSC O l C Protocol Type.. BS -> MSC O m C Source RNC to Target RNC Transparent Container.. BS -> MSC O n C Slot Cycle Index.. BS -> MSC O r C Access Network Identifiers.. BS ->MSC O s C Service Option List.. BS -> MSC O u C IS-000 Channel Identity X.. BS -> MSC O h, v, q, o C IS-000 Non-Negotiable Service Configuration Record Type.. BS -> MSC O h, q, x C Anchor PDSN Address.. BS -> MSC O w C Anchor P-P Address.. BS -> MSC O y C Packet Session Parameters..9 BS -> MSC O z C 9 0 t. This element is included if neither concurrent services nor multiple service instances are supported. This element is not present if the Service Option List element is present. u. This element specifies the information of the service options being handed off. This element is not present if the Service Option element is present, but shall be present if the Service Option element is not present. This element may contain more than one service option. Multiple instances of G packet data (SO=H) may be present. If this message is being used to hand off a packet data session, this element contains all active and dormant G packet data service instances which are associated with that packet data session. This element shall contain at most one instance from the following set of service options: K speech (SO=000H), K high rate voice service (SO=H), EVRC (SO=0H), VoIP (SO=CH, DH), or SMV (SO=H). If this element contains either OTAPA (SO H, H), SMS (SO 0H, 0DH), or PLD (SO H, H) or Circuit Switched Video Conferencing (SO s 9H, AH), then the number of service options included shall equal one. v. Hard handoff of the Supplemental Channel is not supported in this version of the standard. Allowed values for the Physical Channel Type in the IS-000 Channel 9
10 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video Identity IE and IS-000 Channel Identity X IE are: Fundamental Channel or Dedicated Control Channel. The following table shows the bitmap layout for the Handoff Required message. Service Option: A Element Identifier = [0H] (MSB) Service Option Service Option Connection {..: = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ) 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking Service), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing)] (LSB) Service Option List: A Element Identifier = [AH] Length = <variable> Number of Service Option Instances = [0H-0H] Reserved = [00] SR_ID = [00 0] Service Option Connection Identifier = [00-0] (MSB) Service Option i+ i 0
11 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video } Service Option Connection = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ) 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00CH (Link Layer Assisted Header Removal),00DH (Link Layer Assisted RObust Header Compression)] (LSB) i+.. Handoff Request The BSMAP Handoff Request message is sent from the MSC to the BS to indicate that a MS is to be handed off to that BS. Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Message Type.. MSC -> BS M Channel Type.. MSC -> BS M a Encryption Information..0 MSC -> BS M b Classmark Information Type.. MSC -> BS M c,o Cell Identifier List (Target).. MSC -> BS M d Circuit Identity Code Extension..0 MSC -> BS O e C IS-9 Channel Identity..9 MSC -> BS O f,p C Mobile Identity (IMSI).. MSC -> BS O g R Type
12 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video Information Element Section Reference Element Direction Mobile Identity (ESN).. MSC -> BS O g R Downlink Radio Environment.. MSC -> BS O h,q R Service Option.. MSC -> BS O t C CDMA Serving One Way Delay.. MSC -> BS O q R MS Measured Channel Identity..9 MSC -> BS O i,q C IS-000 Channel Identity.. MSC -> BS O j,p C Quality of Service Parameters.. MSC -> BS O k C IS-000 Mobile Capabilities.. MSC -> BS O s, aa C IS-000 Service Configuration Record.. MSC -> BS O q, s C Source PDSN Address.. MSC -> BS O l, s C Protocol Type.. MSC -> BS O m, s C Source RNC to Target RNC Transparent Container.. MSC -> BS O r C Slot Cycle Index.. MSC -> BS O q, s C Access Network Identifiers.. MSC->BS O n, s C Service Option List.. MSC -> BS O u C IS-000 Channel Identity X.. MSC -> BS O p, v C Type IS-000 Non-Negotiable Service Configuration Record.. MSC -> BS O x, q C Anchor PDSN Address.. MSC->BS O w C Anchor P-P Address.. MSC->BS O y C Packet Session Parameters..9 MSC->BS O z C 9 0 t. This element shall be present if it was received by the MSC from the source BS, or if the target BS does not support concurrent services or multiple service instances. u. This element specifies the information of the service options being handed off. This element shall be present if it was received by the MSC from the source BS and if the Service Option element is not present in the Handoff Request message. This element may contain more than one service option. Multiple instances of G packet data (SO=H) may be present. If this message is being used to hand off a packet data session, this element contains all active and dormant G packet data service instances which are associated with that packet data session. This element shall contain at most one instance from the following set of service options: K speech (SO=000H), K high rate voice service (SO=H), EVRC (SO=0H), VoIP (SO=CH, DH), or SMV (SO=H). If this element contains either OTAPA (SO H, H), SMS (SO 0H, 0DH), or PLD (SO H, H) or Circuit Switched Video Conferencing (SO s 9H, AH), then the number of service options included shall equal one. The following table shows the bitmap layout for the Handoff Request message... Handoff Request
13 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video.. Handoff Request Service Option: A Element Identifier = [0H] (MSB) Service Option Service Option Connection {..: = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ) 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 009H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking Service), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00CH (Link Layer Assisted Header Removal), 00DH (Link Layer Assisted RObust Header Compression)] (LSB) Service Option List: A Element Identifier = [AH] Length = <variable> Number of Service Option Instances = [0H-0H] Reserved = [00] SR_ID = [00 0] Service Option Connection Identifier = [00-0] (MSB) Service Option i+ i
14 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video.. Handoff Request } Service Option Connection = [000H (K speech), 00H (K high rate voice service), 000H (EVRC), 000H (Async Data Rate Set ), 000H (G Fax Rate Set ), 000CH (Async Data Rate Set ), 000DH (G Fax Rate Set ), 000H (SMS Rate Set ), 000EH (SMS Rate Set ) 00H (G High Speed Packet Data), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (OTAPA Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (PLD Rate Set ), 00H (ISDN Interworking), 00H (SMV), 009H ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00AH ( kbps Circuit Switched Video 00CH (Link Layer Assisted Header Removal) 00DH (Link Layer Assisted RObust Header Compression)] (LSB) i+
15 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video
16 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video.. Service Option This element indicates the service option requested by the MS, or by the network. It is coded as follows:.. Service Option 0 Octet A Element Identifier (MSB) Service Option (LSB) Service Option: For signaling type TIA/EIA/IS-000, the Service Option field in octets and is coded as defined in []. The service options supported are given in Table..-. Table..- Service Option Values Service Option Value (hex) 000H 00H 000H 0FH Description K speech K high rate voice service EVRC K Markov 000H Asynchronous Data rate set 000H Group Fax rate set 000H a Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (Revision 0) 00H Position Location Determination (PLD) Rate Set 00H Position Location Determination (PLD) Rate Set 0009H 00H K loopback Selectable Mode Vocoder (SMV) 000CH Asynchronous Data rate set 000DH Group Fax rate set 000H SMS rate set 000EH SMS rate set 000FH a Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (. kbps 00H OTAPA Rate Set 00H OTAPA Rate Set 000H 00H 00H IS-000 Test Data IS-000 Markov IS-000 Loopback 9 0
17 A QCOM Circuit Video A xxx QCOM Circuit Video 00H a 00H a 00H a 009H a 00H 00H 009H 00AH 00CH b 00DH b 00H a Table..- (Cont.) Service Option Values High Speed Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (RS forward, RS reverse) High Speed Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (RS forward, RS reverse) High Speed Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (RS forward, RS reverse) High Speed Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack (RS forward, RS reverse) (G High Speed Packet Data) (ISDN Interworking Service ( kbps)) ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing) ( kbps Circuit Switched Video Conferencing) Link-Layer Assisted Header Removal Link-Layer Assisted Robust Header Compression Packet Data Service: Internet or ISO Protocol Stack, Revision (9. or. kbps a. These values are only used to indicate intergeneration handoff (refer to []). Any other use of these values is outside the scope of this version of the standard. b. This value can only be assigned to auxiliary services instances (e.g. when an SO has been allocated )
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