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Definisi
Signaling adalah bahasa dalam telekomunikasi dimana mesin dan komputer
menggunakannya untuk saling berkomunikasi.
Dengan kata lain proses signaling adalah, seorang user mengirimkan signal
yang sebelumnya dikonversi ke dalam format yang di pahami
mesin/komputer yang selanjutnya signal tersebut digunakan sebagai remote
entity. Dimana signal tersebut bukan bagian dari informasi dalam
komunikasi atau entitas komunikasi yang menghasilkan revenue.
Analogi : signaling seperti pilot dan pramugari pada pesawat terbang. Pilot
dan pramugari bukanlah penumpang yang menghasilkan keuntungan tapi
kehadirannya dibutuhkan untuk membawa banyak penumpang sebagai
kehadirannya dibutuhkan untuk membawa banyak penumpang sebagai
sumber keuntungan.
Tugas utama signaling adalah untuk membangun hubungan dan memutus
hubungan antar user atau mesin
hubungan antar user atau mesin
GSM SIGNALING
MS BSSAP ISUP
BSSMAP DTAP SCCP
SCCP
OMC OMC MTP
ISUP: ISDN User Part
MTP
MAP: Mobile Application Part CM: Connection Management
TCAP: Transmission Capabilities Application Part BSSMAP: BSS Management Application Part CC: Call Control
SCCP: Signalling Connection Control Part DTAP: Direct Transfer Application Part SS: Supplementary Services
MTP: Message Transfer Part LAPDm: Link Adaptation Protocol SMS: Short Message Service
BSSAP: BSS Application Part for the D channel, modified RR: Radio Resource management
Support of “connection types”:
AIR INTERFACE SIGNALING Call Control CC support, e.g.
• “Setup”, “Alert”, “Connect”, “Disconnect”
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Supplementary Services” support, e.g.
• Call Forwarding, Call back when busy,
Advice Of Charge,..
Connection Management CM SMS support
Radio Resource management
d Setup / Maintenance / Release
RR of Dedicated Channels, e.g.:
• “paging”
• “channel request”
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Layer 2: LAPDm
2 LAPD • “immediate assignment”
• “cipher mode command / complete”
(Link Access Protokol Dedicated) • “channel release”
Logical
Layer 1 Secure transfer of
signaling data, e.g.:
Physical • Broadcast, Paging, Access
Grant, dedicated signaling
Protocol Architecture
• DTAP - Direct Transfer Application Part • SCCP - Signalling Connection Control Part
• BSSMAP - BSS Management Application Part • MAP - Mobile Application Part
• CM - Call Management • TCAP - Transaction Capability Application Part
• MM - Mobile Management • ISUP - ISDN User Part
• RR - Radio Resource Management • MTP - Message Transfer Part
• BTSM - BTS Management
Call Management (CM)
• Call
Call Management takes care of the
Management takes care of the
BTS
ordinary call‐control procedure:
– Establishment and release of calls, as
well as access to services and facilities.
• CM is divided into:
– Call Control (CC), short messages services
(SMS).
– Non‐call‐related supplementary services
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(SS).
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Mobility Management (MM)
• Mobility
Mobility Management handles
Management handles
BTS roaming and authentication
procedure.
procedure
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Radio Resource Management (RR)
• Radio
Radio Resource
Resource
BTS
Management comprise:
– Paging.
– Radio‐channel access.
– Ciphering.
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– Handover.
– Radio‐signal control
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– Radio‐signal measurement
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Location Updating (Roaming)
• An MM procedure
• Reasons for roaming:
– MS has detected that it has
VLR
entered into a new location area
(by listening to Broadcast system Area 1 MSC
info)
• Types of roaming:
– Inside same VLR area
• The HLR does not need to
know BTS BTS
– Another VLR area
SONOFON
M N
• In this case the HLR is
informed
VLR
BTS BTS MSC
Area 2
Handovers.
• Major types of handovers
– Intra BSC MSC - A Inter MSC
– Inter BSC
– Inter MSC MSC - B
– Poor quality connection
• Avoid loosing contact
A id l i t t
to the mobile station
– Fault in the MS or BTS/BSC BSC BSC
Intra BSC
– Network management BSC
SONOFON
M N
BTS
BTS SONOFON
M N
SONOFON
M N
BTS
BTS
Call Setup
• A CM procedure
A CM procedure
BTS
• Distinguish two types
– Mobile Originating Call
M bil O i i ti C ll
• i.e. a call from a Mobile Station to
the fixed network
the fixed network
– Mobile Terminating Call
• i.e.
i.e. a call from the fixed network to a
a call from the fixed network to a
Mobile Station
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Mobile Originating Call
• Problems and Answers
Problems and Answers
BTS
– How the mobile gets in contact with the
network
• Switch the MS on
Switch the MS on
• Request a channel
• Tell the network what kind of service is wanted
– How does the network respond
How does the network respond
• Verifies the Mobile identity (authentication)
• Assigns a traffic channel
• And then everything proceed as usual
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Outgoing Call from MS
• Problems and answers
Problems and answers
– Where in the world is the Mobile Station
BTS
• Look it up in the HLR
• (The HLR may have to ask the VLR)
(The HLR may have to ask the VLR)
– How to Make the Mobile Station Aware that a
call is waiting
• Page it in the cell where it is located
Page it in the cell where it is located
– What does the MS do when being paged ?
• Asks for a Radio channel
• Tells the system that it is ready
Tells the system that it is ready
• Now the usual setup flow follows
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