Dual Transfer Mode (DTM) -
Detailed System Operation
An Introduction to DTM and other Mobile Station Operation Modes
- Genuine packet-switched Mobile Station Operation Modes
Class A, Class B, Class C, Characteristics, Performance and Limitations, Swapping between CS and PS Operation - Dedicated Operation Mode
Establishment and Operation, Used Channels, Mobility Management in Dedicated Mode, Layer 1 Procedures (Power Control, TA-Control, Measurement Reporting) - The Dual Transfer Mode
Operation Modes, Characteristics of DTM, The State Machine of the Mobile Station with DT
Details of DTM Operation
- The Shared Use Operation Mode
Uplink Direction, the GPRS_INFO-Message, Constraints on the PDU-Sizes (MAX_LAPDm, Consequences, …), Downlink Direction - MS in Ready State, Downlink Direction - MS in Standby State - The Single Slot Operation Mode
Characteristics, Support for the Single Slot Operation Mode, PDCH/H + TCH/H - Configuration, Example for the Single Slot Operation Mode - The Multislot Operation Mode
Different Multislot Classes in DTM Rel. 99, Rel. 4 and Rel. 5 (Rel. 99, Rel. 4, Rel. 5), DTM-Operation with Multislot Class 5, DTM-Operation with Multislot Class 9 - DTM-specific Conflicts of CS and PS Operation
Encryption in Shared Operation Mode, TA-Control, Measurement Reporting, Power Control, Location Management - Details of BSS-based Paging Coordination
Option 1: MS in Dedicated Mode / Incoming Data Packets, Option 2: MS in Packet Transfer Mode / Incoming Call
Selected DTM-specific Procedures
- CS-Call Establishment while in Packet Transfer Mode
Initial Conditions, Applicability of this Procedure, Description - TBF-Establishment while in Dedicated Mode (DCCH+SACCH/FACCH)
Initial Conditions, Applicability of this Procedure, Description - Routing Area with DTM
Initial Conditions, Applicability of this Procedure, Description - Shared Use Operation Mode (Downlink Direction)
Initial Conditions, Applicability of this Procedure, Description - Shared Use Operation Mode (Uplink Direction)
Initial Conditions, Applicability of this Procedure, Description
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