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    Huawei Confidential. All Rights Reserved

    CDMA WLL IntroductionCDMA WLL Introduction

    Issue 1.0Issue 1.0

    Internal Use

    ChapterChapter 1 CDMA WLL Introduction1 CDMA WLL Introduction

    Chapter 2 RAC Signalling Flow

    Chapter 3 RAC Hardware

    Chapter 4 RAC Hardware Signal Flow

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    Internal Use

    CDMA WLL Network StructureCDMA WLL Network Structure

    Introduction

    LE

    MIP HA

    AAA

    PDSN/FA

    Abis

    BTS

    A10/A11

    Um

    V5

    LEV5Optical

    FiberSoftsite

    Um

    Remote Model

    Abis

    E1/STM-1

    Module

    RAC6610

    BTS

    BTS

    SMC

    Abis

    FWT

    INTERNET

    Internal Use

    Definition and Function of interfaceDefinition and Function of interface

    Um interface:Interface between MS and BTS, bear services and

    signal

    Abis interface:Interface between BSC and BTS, bear services and

    signal

    V5/V5.2 interface: Interface between BSC and LE, bear services and

    signal

    A3/A7 interface:Interface between BSC and other BSC, bear services

    and signal

    A8 interface: bear service between BSC and PCF

    A9 interface: bear signal between BSC and PCF

    A10 interface: bear service between PCF and PDSN

    A11 interface: bear signal between PCF and PDSN

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    Internal Use

    Software structure of a RAC6610Software structure of a RAC6610

    V5

    VCN

    BSCPCF

    IWF

    To LE

    To BTS

    MC

    Internal Use

    Chapter 1 CDMA WLL Introduction

    ChapterChapter 2 RAC2 RAC SignallingSignalling FlowFlow

    Chapter 3 RAC Hardware

    Chapter 4 RAC Hardware Signal Flow

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    InternalUse

    CallprocessofIntra-RACso

    fthandoffservice

    CallprocessofIntra-RACha

    rdhandoffservice

    InternalUse

    MS VCNBSS

    1. Origination Message

    3. Complete L3 Info:CM Service Request

    2. BaseStation Ack Order

    4. ESTABLISH

    LE

    5. ESTABLISH ACK

    8. Assignment

    Request

    7. ALLOCATIONCOMPLETE

    6. ALLOCATION

    11. BS Ack Order

    10. Tch Preamble

    9. Channel Assignment

    Message

    14. Service ConnectCompletion

    13. Service ConnectMessage

    12. MS Ack Order

    16. Send Called

    Number(DTMF/FSK)

    15. Assignment

    Complete

    17. Ringback Tone

    MSInitiatedCallSetup

    MSInitiatedCallSetup

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    InternalUse

    MS BSS

    5. Paging Reque

    9. Complete L3 InPaging Respons

    6. Page Message

    14. BS Ack Order

    13. Tch Preamble

    10. Base Station

    Ack Order

    17. Service Connect

    Completion

    16. Service Connect

    Message

    15. MS Ack Order

    18. AssignmenComplete

    8. Page ResponseMessage

    11. Assignment Re

    12. Channel Assignment

    Message

    19. Alert with Info

    20. MS Ack Order

    21. Connect

    22. BS Ack Order

    23. Connect

    InternalUse

    MSInitiatedCallRelease

    MSInitiatedCallRelease

    7.ClearCommand

    MS

    VCN

    RAC

    1.ReleaseOrder

    2.Clear

    Request

    4.DISCONNECT

    LE

    5.DEALLOCATION

    6.DISCONNECT

    COMPLETE

    8.ReleaseOrder

    9.Clear

    Complete

    10.DEALLOCATION

    COMPLETE

    3.SIGNAL(onhook)

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    Internal Use

    LE Initiated Call ReleaseLE Initiated Call Release

    6. Clear Command

    MS VCNRAC

    2. SIGNAL (on hook)

    LE

    3. DISCONNECT

    4. DEALLOCATION

    7. Release Order 5. DISCONNECTCOMPLETE

    10. DEALLOCATIONCOMPLETE

    1. SIGNAL

    8. Release Order

    9. Clear Complete

    Internal Use

    An MS be in one of the 3 states during data transmission:

    Active: In this state, physical traffic channel exists

    between MS and BTS, and both sides may transmit

    data.

    Dormant: In this state, no physical traffic channel

    exists between MS and BTS. But the PPP connection

    between MS and PDSN is maintained.

    NULL: In this state, neither physical connection nor

    PPP link is existed.

    MS states transition during packet callMS states transition during packet call

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    State TransitionsState Transitions

    Active State Dormant State

    Null State

    Setu

    pUm

    A8

    A10

    ReleaseU

    m

    A8

    A10

    Set up UmA8

    Release UmA8

    Rele

    ase

    A10

    Internal Use

    1.Origination Message

    MS VCNRAC/PCF PDSN

    3. CM Service Request

    2. BS Ack Order

    5.TCH Establishmentprocedure

    4. Assignment Request

    6. A11-RegistrationRequest

    7. A11-Registration Reply (Lifetime, Accept)

    8. AssignmentComplete

    11. A11-Registration Request (Lifetime, Accounting)

    12. A11-Registration Reply (Lifetime,accept)

    9. Establish PPP Connection

    10. User Data Transmission

    MS Originated Packet Call SetupMS Originated Packet Call Setup

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    Internal Use

    MS Terminated Packet Call SetupMS Terminated Packet Call Setup

    1.Packet Data

    MS VCNRAC/PCF PDSN

    3. BS ServiceResponse

    2. BS Service Request

    10.TCH Establishment

    procedure

    4.Paging Request

    7.Complete L3 info:

    Paging Response

    Dormant, PPP connection is maintained

    5.Paging Message

    6.PageRespons Message

    8. BS Ack Order9. Assignment

    Request

    11. AssignmentComplete

    Active Packet Data Session

    Internal Use

    Packet Data Service Session ClearingPacket Data Service Session Clearing -- PDSN InitiatedPDSN Initiated

    3. A11-Registration

    Request

    MS VCNRAC/PCF PDSN

    2. A11-Registration

    Ack

    4. A11-Registration

    Reply

    5. Clear Request

    7. TCH Release

    1. A11-Registration

    Update

    6. Clear Command

    8. Clear Complete

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    Internal Use

    Packet Data Service Session ClearingPacket Data Service Session Clearing -- MS InitiatedMS Initiated

    3. Clear Command

    MS VCNRAC/PCF

    1. Release Order

    PDSN

    2. Clear Request

    5. A11-Registration

    Request

    6. A11-RegistrationReply

    7. Clear Complete

    4. TCH Release

    Internal Use

    IntraIntra--RAC soft handoff additionRAC soft handoff addition

    2. Null forward traffic channelframes

    3. Handoff Direction Message

    4. MS Ack Order

    5. Reverse Traffic Channel Framesor Traffic Channel Preamble

    6. Handoff Completion Message

    7. BS Ack Order

    8. Handoff Performed

    1. Pilot Strength MeasurementReport

    MS RAC/ BTS VCN

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    InternalUse

    2.HandoffDirectionMessage

    3.MSAckOrder

    4.HandoffCompletionMessage

    5.BSAckOrder

    6.HandoffPerformed

    InternalUse

    Intra

    Intra--RAChardhandoff

    RAChardhandoff

    MS RAC+BTS VCN

    1. Handoff Required

    2. Handoff Request

    3. Null forward traffic channel

    frames

    4. Handoff Request Ack

    5. Handoff Command

    6. Handoff Direction Message

    7. MS Ack Order

    8. Handoff Commenced

    9. Reverse Traffic Channel Frames or Traffic

    Channel Preamble

    10. Handoff Completion Message

    11. BS Ack Order

    12. Handoff CompletionMessage

    13. Clear Command

    14. Clear Complete

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    Internal Use

    Chapter 1 CDMA WLL Introduction

    Chapter 2 RAC Signalling Flow

    ChapterChapter 3 RAC3 RAC HardwareHardware

    Chapter 4 RAC Hardware Signal Flow

    Internal Use

    Configuration for large capacity (10K Subscribers)Configuration for large capacity (10K Subscribers)

    BHCA: 120k

    Traffic amount: 900 Erl

    Channels on Um interface: 1,350TCE

    Transcoder (TC): 1,024

    Echo Canceller (EC): 1,024

    Maximum number of carrier sectors: 96

    BTS trunking capability: 32E1

    PSTN trunking capability: 32E1

    Number of V5 interface circuits: 960

    Number of PPP connections: 35,000

    Number of PPP activated connections: 2,500

    Packet data service throughput: 10Mbps

    CRPS

    CIPS

    A3/A7

    V5 Abis

    A10/A11

    BAM Optical

    LAN

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    Internal Use

    WLL CIPSWLL CIPS SubrackSubrack FunctionFunction

    V5 physical interface

    V5 signalingprocessing

    Abis

    Physicalinterface

    Signaling control

    Speech encodingand decoding.

    Service

    frameselection,

    data

    allocation

    To CRPSTo CRPS

    To STE/LETo STE/LE

    To STE/LETo STE/LE

    Abis OMLAbis OML

    Abis signalingAbis signaling

    Abis trafficAbis traffic

    Internal Use

    WLL CIPSWLL CIPS SubrackSubrack boardsboards

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    CAIE

    CIWF

    CSPU

    CSPU

    CLCB

    CEVC

    CEVC

    CMUX

    CMUX

    CEVC

    CEVC

    CIWF

    CFMR

    CFMR

    CFMR

    CBIE

    CLCB provides V5 signaling processing (Layer2) Measurement, maintenance and troubleshooting

    of V5 signaling

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    Internal Use

    Provide periodicaltime synchronization

    Inter-subrack

    interworking switching

    Packet dataservice processing

    WLL CRPSWLL CRPS SubrackSubrack FunctionFunction

    Provide A3/A7

    physical interface

    Subscriberdata management

    Resource

    management

    Packet data AAL5 Cells

    From original CIPS

    From original CIPS

    To Service SubrackFrom GCKP

    To IWF

    GRE Packet

    To target CIPS

    Internal Use

    C

    LI

    U

    WLL CRPSWLL CRPS SubrackSubrack boardsboards

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    C

    LI

    U

    CHA

    C

    CPC

    U

    CBP

    U

    C

    PP

    U

    CUM

    B

    CMU

    X

    CMU

    X

    CUM

    B

    CSM

    U

    CSM

    U

    CRM

    U

    CRM

    U

    CBI

    E

    CUMB - Subscriber Data Management

    CSMU - Message processing and protocol conversion

    between the VCN module and the Message Center

    CLIU - Provides ATM optical interface for the connectionwith the CMUX in CIPS

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    Internal Use

    Downlink Data Flow in CRPSDownlink Data Flow in CRPS

    CHAC CBPU CPPU CLIU

    To PDSN To CIPS

    ATM Bus

    Internal Use

    Uplink Data Flow in CRPSUplink Data Flow in CRPS

    CHAC CBPU CPPU CLIU

    To PDSN To CIPS

    ATM Bus

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    Internal Use

    Data Signaling flow in CRPSData Signaling flow in CRPS

    CHAC CPCU CRMU CLIU

    To PDSN To CIPS

    ATM Bus

    Internal Use

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    CPCU

    CPPU

    CMUX

    CMUX

    CBPU

    CHAC

    CHAC

    CBPU

    CBPU

    CBPU

    CBPU

    CPPU

    CPPU

    CPPU

    CPPU

    CPCU

    For data packets > 40Mbps

    WLL CPMSWLL CPMS SubrackSubrack boardsboards

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    Internal Use

    Chapter 1 CDMA WLL Introduction

    Chapter 2 RAC Signalling Flow

    Chapter 3 RAC Hardware

    Chapter 4 RAC Hardware Signal FlowChapter 4 RAC Hardware Signal Flow

    Internal Use

    BSC Clock System FlowBSC Clock System Flow

    CLKM

    CR

    M

    U

    CL

    I

    U

    CB

    P

    U

    CM

    U

    X

    CP

    P

    U

    BITS clock source

    2MHz line clock extracted by V5 interface

    CRPS8k, 32M

    LE

    V5

    Abis

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    S

    P

    U

    C

    X

    I

    E

    CIPS

    RFN pulse

    8k, 32MRFN cell

    8k, PP16S, absolute time information

    C

    I

    W

    F

    C

    E

    V

    C

    C

    L

    C

    B

    C

    A

    I

    E

    BTS

    CP

    C

    U

    CH

    A

    C

    PDSN

    A10/A11 A3/A7

    BSCCX

    I

    E

    CU

    M

    B

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    Voice Signaling FlowVoice Signaling Flow

    C

    L

    I

    U

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    S

    P

    U

    C

    L

    C

    B

    C

    A

    I

    E

    C

    B

    T

    S

    LE

    CRPS

    CIPS

    TDM switching

    AAL2 switching

    AAL2 terminating

    TDM bearer

    AAL2 bearer

    AAL5 bearer

    Inbandsignaling

    Abis

    V5

    Inbandsignaling

    MS

    Um

    C

    U

    M

    B

    Outbandsignaling

    Inter-subrack channel

    (a)

    (b) (b)

    (b)

    (c)

    (d)

    (d)(e)

    (e)

    /C

    B

    I

    E

    CRMU

    Internal Use

    Packet data signalling flowPacket data signalling flow

    C

    L

    I

    U

    C

    R

    M

    U

    C

    H

    A

    C

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    S

    P

    U

    C

    B

    T

    S

    P

    D

    S

    N

    CRPS

    AAL2 switching

    AAL2 destination

    AAL2 bearer

    AAL5 bearer

    In-bandsignalling

    Out-bandsignalling

    C

    P

    C

    U

    Ethernet bearer

    Abis

    A11

    MS

    Um

    Inter-subrackinterconnecting

    channel

    C

    U

    M

    B

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    Internal Use

    IWF signalling flowIWF signalling flow

    AAL2 terminating

    C

    R

    M

    U

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    S

    P

    U

    C

    I

    W

    F

    C

    A

    I

    E

    C

    B

    T

    S

    LE

    CRPS

    CIPS

    TDM switching

    AAL2 switchingTDM bearerAAL2 bearer

    AAL5 bearer

    Inbandsignaling

    Abis

    V5

    Inbandsignaling

    MS

    Um

    C

    L

    C

    B

    C

    L

    I

    U

    Outbandsignaling

    Inter-subrack channel

    C

    U

    M

    B

    (a)

    (b) (b)

    (b)

    (c)(d)

    (e)

    (f)

    (g)

    (h)

    (h)

    /C

    B

    I

    E

    Internal Use

    Voice traffic flowVoice traffic flow

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    E

    V

    C

    C

    A

    I

    E

    C

    B

    T

    S

    LE

    CIPS

    TDMswitchingAAL2 switching

    AAL2 destination

    TDM bearer

    AAL2 bearer

    Abis

    V5

    MS

    Um

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    Packet data traffic flowPacket data traffic flow

    C

    L

    I

    U

    C

    P

    P

    U

    C

    B

    P

    U

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    E

    V

    C

    C

    E

    V

    C

    C

    A

    I

    E

    C

    B

    T

    S

    CRPS

    CIPS

    AAL2 switching

    AAL2 destination

    Ethernet bearer

    AAL2 bearer

    C

    H

    A

    C

    P

    D

    S

    N

    AAL5 bearer

    Abis

    A10

    Inter-subrackinterconnecting channel

    MS

    Um

    Internal Use

    IWF traffic flowIWF traffic flow

    C

    X

    I

    E

    C

    F

    M

    R

    C

    M

    U

    X

    C

    E

    V

    C

    C

    I

    W

    F

    C

    A

    I

    E

    C

    B

    T

    S

    LE

    CIPS

    TDMswitching

    AAL2 switching

    AAL2 destination

    TDMbearer

    AAL2 bearer

    Abis

    V5

    MS

    Um

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    Voice Traffic FlowVoice Traffic Flow

    CA

    IE

    CI

    WF

    CS

    PU

    CL

    CB

    CE

    VC

    CM

    UX

    CF

    MR

    CX

    IE

    CP

    PU

    CB

    PU

    CR

    MU

    CM

    UX

    CU

    MB

    CP

    CU

    CH

    AC

    CL

    IU

    CX

    IE

    CA

    IE

    CI

    WF

    CS

    PU

    CL

    CB

    CE

    VC

    CM

    UX

    CF

    MR

    CX

    IE

    Original CIPS Target CIPS

    V5 subscribers are bound to V5 Interface.

    CRPS

    Internal Use