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Content for  TS 23.034  Word version:  18.0.0

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5.3  Transparent data transmissionp. 25

5.3.1  Numbering of data substreamsp. 25

In transparent data transmission the V.110 data frames on the HSCSD channels carry data substream numbers to retain the order of transmission over GSM, between the split/combine functions. Between these functions a channel internal multiframing is also used in order to increase the tolerance against inter channel transmission delays. In A/Gb mode, depending on the location of the access point to external networks the split/combine functionality is located in the BSS or in the IWF on the network side, and at the mobile station. In GERAN Iu mode, the split/combine functionality on the network side is always located in the BSS.
A detailed description of the numbering scheme is given in TS 44.021.
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5.3.2  Paddingp. 25

HSCSD also supports user rates which are not multiples of rates provided by one TCH/F.
If the selected user rate requires n TCH/F channels but is less than the total rate that can be achieved with these n TCH/F then in the first n 1 channels the data frames carry user data on all D bits. In the n th channel the unneeded D bits of the V.110 frames are padded with fill bits.

5.4  Non-Transparent data transmissionp. 25

5.4.1  HSCSD RLPp. 25

Non-transparent mode of HSCSD is realized by modifying the RLP and L2R functions to support multiple parallel TCH/Fs instead of only one TCH/F (Figure 9b). In addition the RLP frame numbering is increased to accommodate the enlarged data transmission rate.
The detailed specification of the RLP is given in TS 24.022, and L2R is defined in TS 27.002 and TS 27.003.
Copy of original 3GPP image for 3GPP TS 23.034, Fig. 9b: The HSCSD concept in non-transparent mode
Figure 9b: The HSCSD concept in non-transparent mode
(⇒ copy of original 3GPP image)
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5.5  Interworkingp. 26

Interworking of HSCSD will be arranged to all the services to which interworking is provided in the existing GSM-system; these services are PSTN, ISDN, CSPDN and PSPDN.

5.6  Subscription aspects and storage of subscriber datap. 26

The HSCSD uses general bearer services defined in 22 series specifications. No HSCSD related subscriber data is stored in HLR or VLR with the exception of the bearer capability allocation (see TS 23.008).

6  Chargingp. 26

6.1  General principlesp. 26

The A party is liable for the usage of all TCH/F in her PLMN. The B party may have to pay for one or more TCH/F in her PLMN. In case the originating or terminating subscriber is in the PSTN there is no additional charge for them.

6.2  Call forwardingsp. 26

The A party is liable for the leg A-B. The B party who forwards the call to the forwarded-to subscriber (C party) is liable for the primary (basic) channel on the leg B-C. Forwarded-to (C party) is liable for the usage of one or more TCH/F in her PLMN.

6.3  AoC and toll ticketingp. 26

MSC will send the modified e-parameters to the MS, both in MO and in MT calls, every time the charging rate will change. This can happen when:
  • the coding on the air interface channel is changed;
  • the number of TCH/F allocated is increased or decreased;
during an existing HSCSD data call and when AoC supplementary service is activated.
Appropriate information concerning these changes have to also be included in the charging record (toll ticket).

$  Change historyp. 27


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