Content for TR 22.952 Word version: 18.0.1

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B.6 eMLPP call to eMLPP subscriber in Priority service + eMLPP network
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B.6 eMLPP call to eMLPP subscriber in Priority service + eMLPP network p. 44

This use case is intended to illustrate that today's existing eMLPP networks are not disturbed by the new Priority Service + eMLPP functionality.

Copy of original 3GPP image for 3GPP TS 22.952, Fig. B.6: eMLPP call to eMLPP subscriber in Priority Service + eMLPP network

Figure B.6: eMLPP call to eMLPP subscriber in Priority Service + eMLPP network
(⇒ copy of original 3GPP image)

Use case 6:

Two eMLPP subscribers each with assigned maximum and default priority (precedence) levels in the range of eMLPP1 - eMLPP7 belong to two different old networks (A and D) supporting eMLPP only.
The eMLPP subscribers roam to two different new networks supporting both Priority Service and eMLPP (B and C) where they will have priority (precedence) levels in the range of eMLPP3 - eMLPP7.
The eMLPP subscriber in (B) sets up an eMLPP call towards the eMLPP subscriber in (C).
The call is routed via an intermediate non-3GPP network.

In this use case, the call terminating in (C) is treated as a terminating eMLPP call with the priority level either as requested by the calling subscriber at the call set-up in (B) or, if not requested at call set-up, according to the default priority level assigned to the calling eMLPP subscriber. Priority Service calls should not be pre-empted by eMLPP calls.