The following Use Cases apply to circuit-switched voice priority call that is redirected from UTRAN to GERAN:
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. The call completes (MT) to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MO and MT. No handover/reversion occurs.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MO. Call completion is attempted to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC; however, UTRAN resource congestion occurs at MT, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. For MT, the destination user has a dual-mode (UTRAN, GERAN) UE with subscription to both UTRAN and GERAN.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MO. The call is routed on a trunk for a destination not served by the 3G_MSC. No handover/reversion occurs.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MO, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MT, and the call completes to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MO and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. Call completion is attempted to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC; however, UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MT, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. For MT, the destination user has a dual-mode (UTRAN, GERAN) UE with subscription to both UTRAN and GERAN.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MO, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. The call is routed on a trunk for a destination not served by the 3G_MSC.
The 3G MSC receives an incoming NS/EP call on a trunk with ISUP signalling. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MT, and the call completes to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC.
The 3G_MSC receives an incoming NS/EP call on a trunk with ISUP signalling. Call completion is attempted to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC; however, UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MT, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. For MT, the destination user has a dual-mode (UTRAN, GERAN) UE with subscription to both UTRAN and GERAN.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MO. Call completion is attempted to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC; however, UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MT, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. For MT, the destination user has a single-mode (UTRAN) UE, hence the handover fails.
A Service User originates a Priority Service call on UTRAN by dialling *SC + DN. Sufficient UTRAN resources are available for MO. Call completion is attempted to a UTRAN user served by the same 3G_MSC; however, UTRAN resource congestion occurs for MT, and the call reverts (handover with cause value "Directed Retry") to GERAN. For MT, the destination user has a dual-mode (UTRAN, GERAN) UE with subscription only to UTRAN, hence the handover fails.