Content for  TS 27.007  Word version:  19.0.0

The execution command returns the Quality of Service parameters <5QI>, [<DL_GFBR> and <UL_GFBR>], [<DL_MFBR> and <UL_MFBR>], [<DL_SAMBR> and <UL_SAMBR>] and <Averaging_window> of the QoS flow associated to the provided context identifier <cid>. If the parameter <cid> is omitted, the Quality of Service parameters for all QoS flows are returned. The test command returns a list of <cid>s associated with all QoS flows. Parameters of both network and MT/TA initiated QoS flows will be returned.

<cid> <5QI> <DL_GFBR> <UL_GFBR> <DL_MFBR> <UL_MFBR> <UL_SAMBR> <DL_SAMBR> <Averaging_window>

Optional.

The set command controls the presentation of policy information to the TE by an unsolicited result code +CRUEPOLICYU: <UE_policy_section_management_list_length>,<UE_policy_section_management_list> when policy information is received from the network. Read command returns <reporting> which indicates whether reporting of policy information is enabled or disabled. When reporting is enabled, the parameters <UE_policy_section_management_list_length> and <UE_policy_section_management_list> indicates the most recently received policy information at the MT. When reporting is disabled, no policy information is provided. Test command returns values supported as a compound value.

<reporting> <UE_policy_section_management_list_length> <UE_policy_section_management_list>

Optional.

Execution command allows the TE to send the UE policy section management result or the UPSI list and or the UE policy classmark and UE OS information to the MT. The UE policy information information element contains the UE policy section management result or the UPSI list as specified in clause D.6.3 of TS 24.501, and clause D.6.4. Refer to clause 9.2 for possible <err> values.

<message_type> <UE_policy_information_length> <UE_policy_information> <UE_policy_classmark> <OS_Id_len> <OS_Id_info>

Optional.

The set command is used to specify the access preference that the MT will use to send MO SMS over NAS messages in 5GS. The read command returns the currently selected access preference. The test command returns the supported access preferences as a compound value.

<access_pref>

Optional.

The set command controls the presentation of unsolicited result code +CMICO: <Current_MICO_Mode>[,<RAAI>,<SPRT>[,<Allocated_Active_Time>]] when <n>=1 and there is a change in the current MICO mode. The parameters <RAAI> and <SPRT> and optionally <Allocated_Active_Time>, are returned when <Current_MICO_Mode>=1. When <n>=2, a special form of the set command enables the UE to request the use of MICO mode from the network or re-negotiate the use of MICO mode from the network and optionally request an active timer value along with the indication of support for strictly periodic registration timer (SPRT), during the registration procedure (see clause 5.3.6 and clause 5.5.1 of TS 24.501). When MICO mode is requested with <n>=2, the UE will attempt to trigger the mobility registration immediately. When MICO mode is requested with <n>=3, the UE will request MICO mode during initial registration and the negotiated values from the network will be displayed through the unsolicited response when received. Refer to clause 9.2 for possible <err> values. The command should be abortable when <n>=2, when the use of MICO mode is requested or re-negotiated from the network. The read command returns the current settings of <n>, <Requested_MICO_Mode> and <Requested_Active_Time>. The command also returns the current values of <Current_MICO_Mode>, <RAAI>, <SPRT>, <Requested_Active_Time>, <Requested_SPRT> and <Allocated_Active_Time> if available (see clause 9.11.3.31 of TS 24.501). The test command returns values of supported <n>s, <Requested_MICO_Mode>s and <Requested_SPRT>s as compound values.

<n> <Requested_MICO_Mode> <Requested_Active_Time> <RAAI> <Requested_SPRT> <SPRT> <Allocated_Active_Time>

Optional. This command is only appliable to UEs supporting 5GS.

Set command controls the presentation of unsolicited result code +CSBTSRI: <S-NSSAI>,<event_type>[,<S-NSSAI_backoff_time>,<5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator>,<5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator>[,<procedure>]] reporting the S-NSSAI based back-off timer parameter values from MT to TE if the back-off timer is started, stopped, deactivated or expires. Refer to clause 9.2 for possible <err> values. Read command returns the current S-NSSAI based back-off timer unsolicited result code settings in the MT. Test command returns values supported as a compound value.

<n> <S-NSSAI> <event_type> <S-NSSAI_backoff_time> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> <procedure>

Optional.

The execution command returns the relevant information in the MT for the S-NSSAI based back-off timer parameter value <S-NSSAI_backoff_time>, <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator>, <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> and <procedure> for an <S-NSSAI> if the back-off timer is running. If the parameter <S-NSSAI> in the execution command is omitted, the relevant information for all S-NSSAIs associated with running back-off timers are returned.

<S-NSSAI> <S-NSSAI_backoff_time> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> <procedure>

Optional.

Set command controls the presentation of unsolicited result code +CSDBTSRI: <S-NSSAI>,<DNN>,<event_type>[,<S-NSSAI_DNN_backoff_time>,<5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator>,<5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator>[,<procedure>]] reporting the S-NSSAI and DNN based back-off timer parameter values from MT to TE if the back-off timer is started, stopped, deactivated or expires. Refer to clause 9.2 for possible <err> values. Read command returns the current S-NSSAI and DNN based back-off timer unsolicited result code settings in the MT. Test command returns values supported as a compound value.

<n> <S-NSSAI> <DNN> <event_type> <S-NSSAI_DNN_backoff_time> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> <procedure>

Optional.

The execution command returns the relevant information in the MT for the S-NSSAI and DNN based back-off timer parameter value <S-NSSAI_DNN_backoff_time>, <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator>, <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> and <procedure> for the <S-NSSAI> and <DNN> combination if the back-off timer is running. If the parameter <S-NSSAI> in the execution command is omitted, the DNN specific information for all S-NSSAIs associated with running back-off timers are returned. If the parameter <DNN> in the execution command is omitted, the S-NSSAI specific information for all DNNs associated with running back-off timers are returned. If both the parameters <S-NSSAI> and <DNN> are omitted, the relevant information for all S-NSSAI and DNN combinations associated with running back-off timers are returned.

<S-NSSAI> <DNN> <S-NSSAI_DNN_backoff_time> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_abo_indicator> <5GSM_congestion_re-attempt_catbo_indicator> <procedure>

Optional.

The set command enables the UE to request the use of SMS over NAS in 5GS or to request stopping the use of SMS over NAS in 5GS. Additionally, the set command controls the presentation of the unsolicited result code +C5GUSMS: <sms_available>,<sms_allowed> when <n>=2 and SMS over NAS in 5GS allowed status information or SMS over NAS in 5GS availability status information is received from the network, for the UE (see clauses 5.4.4.3, 5.5.1.2.4 and 5.5.1.3.4 of TS 24.501). Refer to clause 9.2 for possible <err> values. The read command returns the current SMS over NAS in 5GS availability status for the UE and the current SMS over NAS in 5GS allowed status for the UE. The test command returns the values supported as compound values.

<n> <sms_requested> <sms_available> <sms_allowed>

Optional.