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TS 07.60 (CT3)
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) – Mobile Station (MS) supporting GPRS

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(P) GSM Rel-98 v7.2.0    2001/03    32 p.
(P) GSM Rel-97 v6.5.0    1999/12    28 p.
(W-zip) GSM Rel-96 v5.1.0    1997/12    16 p.

Rapporteur:  HUSLENDE, Ragnar
Descendant(s):  TS 27.060    

The GSM PLMN supports a wide range of voice and non-voice services in the same network. In order to enable non voice traffic in the GSM PLMN there is a need to connect various kinds of terminal equipments to the Mobile Station (MS).

This TS describes the functionality of a MS supporting GPRS, including the protocols and signalling needed to support the first phase of GPRS, as defined in TS 02.60 and TS 03.60 (packet based services).

 

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1 Scope    2 References    3 Definitions abbreviations and symbols    3.1 Definitions    3.2 Abbreviations    3.3 Symbols    4 Access reference configuration    5 Functions to support data services    6 Interface to GPRS Bearer Services    7 Functions common to all configurations of the GPRS MS    7.1 Mobile Classes    7.2 Physical Interface    7.3 Terminal context procedures    8 X.25 Based Services    8.1 X.25 Character mode (triple X PAD) service    8.2 X.25 Packet mode service    9 IP Based Services    9.1 Example mapping of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer for IP over PPP    10 PPP Based Services    10.1 Example mapping of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer    11 Internet Hosted Octet Stream Service (IHOSS)    12 AT commands    12.1 General on AT commands    12.2 Example command sequences for dial-compatibility mode    A Summary of AT commands for GPRS    B Octet Stream Protocol (OSP) PDP type    C Document change history   

 

1   Scope   PDF-p. 6
2   References
3   Definitions abbreviations and symbols   PDF-p. 8
3.1   Definitions
3.2   Abbreviations
3.3   Symbols   PDF-p. 9
4   Access reference configuration
5   Functions to support data services
6   Interface to GPRS Bearer Services   PDF-p. 10
7   Functions common to all configurations of the GPRS MS
7.1   Mobile Classes      Up
7.2   Physical Interface
7.3   Terminal context procedures
7.3.1   GPRS Attach
7.3.2   GPRS Detach   PDF-p. 11
7.3.3   Mobile Originated PDP Context Activation
7.3.4   Network Requested PDP Context Activation.
7.3.5   PDP Context Deactivation
7.3.6   PDP context related parameters
8   X.25 Based Services
8.1   X.25 Character mode (triple X PAD) service   PDF-p. 12      Up
8.1.1   PAD Parameters   PDF-p. 13
8.1.2   Example mapping of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer   PDF-p. 14
8.2   X.25 Packet mode service
8.2.1   Layer 1 and Layer 2 options   PDF-p. 15
8.2.1.1   Synchronous serial interface
8.2.1.2   Asynchronous serial interface
8.2.1.3   Synchronous and asynchronous (dual mode) interface
8.2.2   Example mappings of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer   PDF-p. 16
8.2.2.1   Standardized X.25 TE
8.2.2.1.1   Layer 1 control      Up
8.2.2.1.2   Layer 2 control
8.2.2.1.3   Layer 3 control   PDF-p. 17
8.2.2.2   X.25 TE with support for AT commands
9   IP Based Services
9.1   Example mapping of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer for IP over PPP   PDF-p. 18
10   PPP Based Services   PDF-p. 20
10.1   Example mapping of functions between the R reference point and the GPRS bearer
11   Internet Hosted Octet Stream Service (IHOSS)   PDF-p. 22
12   AT commands
12.1   General on AT commands      Up
12.1.1   Interaction of AT commands, GPRS management and PDPs
12.1.1.1   AT commands and responses
12.1.1.2   PDP and layer 2 protocol operation   PDF-p. 23
12.1.1.3   GPRS management
12.1.1.3.1   GPRS attachment
12.1.1.3.2   PDP context activation
12.1.2   Use of default context parameter values
12.1.2.1   PDP type
12.1.2.2   PDP address (of the MS)   PDF-p. 24
12.1.2.3   Access Point Name      Up
12.1.2.4   QoS Requested
12.1.2.5   PDP Configuration Options
12.2   Example command sequences for dial-compatibility mode
12.2.1   PPP in dial compatibility mode
12.2.1.1   Mobile initiated IP context activation
12.2.1.2   Network requested IP context activation   PDF-p. 25
12.2.2   MO X.25 virtual call using a triple-X PAD in modem compatibility mode   PDF-p. 26
12.2.3   Selection and activation of an IP PDP context in modem compatibility mode   PDF-p. 27
A   Summary of AT commands for GPRS   PDF-p. 28
B   Octet Stream Protocol (OSP) PDP type   PDF-p. 29      Up
C   Document change history   PDF-p. 30

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