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TETRA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERFACES Dr. M. Nouri New Technologies Senior Manager OTE

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TETRA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERFACES. Dr. M. Nouri New Technologies Senior Manager OTE. Agenda. 1. TETRA Architecture and Standard Interfaces 2. Description of Individual Interface Network Aspects and Scenarios Services Protocols 3. TETRA Standard Gateways Features - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: TETRA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERFACES

TETRA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERFACES

Dr. M. NouriNew Technologies Senior Manager

OTE

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Agenda• 1. TETRA Architecture and Standard Interfaces• 2. Description of Individual Interface

– Network Aspects and Scenarios

– Services

– Protocols

• 3. TETRA Standard Gateways– Features

• 4. Network Management System• 5. Control Room Gateway• 6. Conclusions

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TETRAInfrastructure

.

Line Station (Despatcher)

BSBS BSBS

BSBS BSBS BSBSBSBSAnother TETRA

Network

NMS

1a

1b3

6

5

4

2

ExternalNetworkManagement

PSTN, ISDN PDN

Control Room

Typical TETRA Network

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DMODMOAIR I/FAIR I/F

PEIPEI

TMOTMOAIR I/FAIR I/F

Air Interface (AI) Variants

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Air Interface

Uplink

DownlinkV

D

D

V

V

V

D

D

V

TDMAFRAME

TS 2

TS 3

TS 4

TS 1

TS = Time Slot

TETRAInfrastructure

TM V+D Air Interface

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• Speech• Data

– Circuit mode– Packet mode– Short data service

• Supplementary Services• Call Control• Mobility Management• Security Services

TM V+D AI Services

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Number ofTimeslots 1 2 3 4

NoProtection 7.2 14.4 21.6 28.8

LowProtection 4.8 9.6 14.4 19.2

HighProtection 2.4 4.8 7.2 9.6

BANDWIDTH ON DEMAND

TM V+D AI Data Rate Capacities (kbit/s)

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Layer 3

Layer 1

Layer 2

• Packet Data

• Mobility Management

• Call Control• Short Data• Supplementary Services

• Speech• Circuit Mode Data

MM

Mobile/Base Link Control Entity

CMCE PD

USER PLANECONTROL PLANE

Logical Link Control

Medium Access Control

Physical Layer

TM V+D AI Protocol Stack

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1. INDIVIDUAL CALL

3. DUAL WATCH

NETWORK

AUTHORIZINGMOBILE STATION

4. MANAGED DIRECT MODE

4

NETWORK

2. GROUP CALL

Direct Mode AI Scenarios

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REPEATER

5. DIRECT MODE REPEATER

NETWORK

GATEWAY

6. DIRECT MODE GATEWAY

NETWORK

REP/GW

7. DIRECT MODE REPEATER/ GATEWAY

NETWORK

REP/GW/AUTHORIZING

MOBILE

8. MANAGED REPEATER/ GATEWAY

Direct Mode AI Scenarios (contd.)

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Layer 1

Layer 2

Layer 3

Physical Layer

Data Link Layer

Direct Mode Call Control

Short Data

Intrinsic Services

Call Control

CONTROL PLANE USER PLANE

Speech

Circuit Mode Data

DM AI Protocol Stack

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Legend

SCN: Switching Control Node

NMS: Network Management System

BS: Base Station

Regional To other Local SCN

ISIISI

To Other Regional SCNTo other TETRA

Networks

Services Supported by ISI

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CONTROLLING ANDPARTICIPATINGNETWORK

PARTICIPATING NETWORK

ISI

ISI

REQUESTING ANDPARTICIPATING NETWORK

Example: ISI Group Call Configuration

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TETRA INFRASTRUCTURE 2

TETRA INFRASTRUCTURE 1

ITU-T Rec. X.229

ISO/IEC 11582

ISO/IEC 11572

TETRA ANF

ton

c TETRA operation

ITU-T Rec. X.229

ISO/IEC 11582

ISO/IEC 11572

Layer 1

ETS 300 402-1 and 2

PRIVATE SIGNALLING SYSTEM 1 (PSS1) USED IN ISI STANDARD

Specific TETRA Operation

ETS 300 402-1 and 2

Layer 1

TETRA ANF

Specific TETRA Operation

ISI : Protocol Stack

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BGBGGGSN GGSN

Internal BackboneInternal Backbone

Gi Gp Gi

Packet Data Network

Inter-Network Backbone

HDB VDB

TETRAInfrastructure 2

HDB VDB

Gn Gn

Host

ISI

TETRAInfrastructure 1

IP Inter-working Interface

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MT2

TE2

PEI

TETRAINFRASTRUCTURE

Peripheral Equipment Interface (PEI)

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PPP

IP

APPLICATIONS

TO MOBILE STATION

UDP/IP

AT TNP1Circuit

Mode DataPD

V. 24/V. 28

PEI Protocol Layers

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WAP

IP Packet Data

AVL Telemetry

CircuitMode Data

Internet Access

Proprietary

TETRA ADAPTATION LAYER

SDS

Applications

Standard API

Bearer Service

Standard API and Applications

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Internet

IP Switching/Routing Network

TETRA Infrastructure

CorporateIntranet

IP

IP

IP

Voice/IP

WAPTerminal

WAP GW

GPS

Bluetooth

IP

IP

IP

IP

Network Management System

ControlRoom

Server

Dispatcher

IP

LANServer

Database

ContentProvider

IP and TETRA Network

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PSTNGW PSTN

PSTN Gateway

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ISDNGW

2B+D30B+2D

ISDN

ISDN Gateway

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AuthenticationCentreNMS Client

LAN

LAN

SCN

Server ServerDisks

21” 21” 21” 21”

15” 15”

NMS

ROUTERROUTER

ROUTERROUTER21” LAN

Client

Network Management (1)(Internal)

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Types of NM Functions

• Performance Management

• Fault or Maintenance Management

• Subscriber Management

• Accounting Management

• Security Management

TETRA 1

TETRA 3

TETRA 2

ENMENM

NMSNMS

NMS

ISIISI

ISIISI

ISIISI

Network Management (2) (external)

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ControlRoom

Gateway

GPS

Dispatchers

GSM

TETRA

ICCS

AVL Controller

Internet

CorporateIntranet

PSTN / ISDN

LegacyRadios

Databases

• IT System• Call Logging• CCTV• Paging• Fax / Email• Voice Recording•Others

InternetServer

Control Room Gateway (1)

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• Not standardized because of different applications requirements from different user sectors • Current trend is to include Flexible Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to facilitate communication with the API client

• Management of following functionalities through API using API libraries or through messages :

• Audio parameters• Individual and Group Users• Supplementary services• Alarms

Gateway

Engine Gateway

Engine

API ClientAPI Client

Application Server

Application Server

To TETRA Switch Interface

To control room application client

Control Room Gateway (2)

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TETRA Architectures and Interfaces allow:• Spectrally-efficient feature rich communication• Choice of trunked or direct modes• Interoperability between different TETRA networks• Multimedia services and Internet access • Extensive data applications capability• Inter-working with public networks• Use of control room gateways in public safety and other

sectors

Conclusions