SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

• Abstract:

  Maintenance of the base standard for Voice plus Data

• Status: Published
• Publication Date: 30-Nov-2003
• ICS: 33.070.10 - Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA)
• Technical Committee: SS EIT - Technical Board for the electrotechnical, information technology and telecommunications fields
• Current Stage: 6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
• Start Date: 01-Dec-2003
• Due Date: 01-Dec-2003
• Completion Date: 01-Dec-2003
• Mandate: BC-T-344
• Ref Project: ETSI EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1 (2000-12) - Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA); Voice plus Data (V+D); Part 2: Air Interface (AI)

Overview

SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003 is a Slovenian standard that aligns with the European standard EN 300 392-2. Developed under the auspices of the Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo (SIST), it is dedicated to the Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) system for supporting both Voice plus Data (V+D) services. This part, "Air Interface (AI)", specifies protocols and technical requirements for the radio interface between base stations and mobile stations within TETRA networks. The standard plays a crucial role in ensuring interoperability, security, and robust communication across different vendors and deployments, making it essential for manufacturers, network operators, and public safety agencies.

Key Topics

• Air Interface Definition: Specifies the technical characteristics and requirements for the air interface, ensuring reliable transmission of both voice and data services.
• Logical and Physical Channels: Details the types and arrangements of logical channels (for signaling, voice, and data) and how these are mapped onto physical radio channels in the network.
• Error Control Mechanisms: Outlines error correction, coding, interleaving, and scrambling methodologies to minimize data loss and enhance transmission efficiency.
• Modulation and Multiplexing: Defines modulation types, rates, symbol definitions, and how multiple communication channels coexist on the same physical spectrum.
• Transmission Protocols: Discusses the structure of time slots, frames, multiframes, and hyperframes used for organizing communication.
• Radio Subsystem Synchronization: Addresses time synchronization and reference configurations critical for error-free, coordinated operation.
• Performance Parameters: Provides guidelines and measurement criteria for transmitter and receiver characteristics, frequency bands, unwanted emissions, and output power.
• Support of Services: Covers call control, supplementary services, and short data services (SDS) over the TETRA air interface.

Applications

The practical value of SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003 extends across various sectors where reliable digital radio communication is essential:

• Public Safety: Critical for police, fire, and emergency medical communications, where seamless voice and data transfer can be lifesaving.
• Transport and Logistics: Used to coordinate fleets, rail networks, and mass transit systems requiring group calls and data status updates.
• Utilities and Industry: Enables efficient field force management and real-time data exchange in utilities, energy, and large industrial operations.
• Military and Security: Provides secure, encrypted communication for defense organizations.
• Event Management: Supports temporary networks for large events demanding instant, wide-area coordination.
• Network Operators and Manufacturers: Assures compatibility and interoperability between different equipment providers, simplifying network upgrades and expansion.

Compliance with this air interface standard ensures that all TETRA equipment and systems can communicate seamlessly, supporting national and international deployments.

Related Standards

TETRA systems and the air interface outlined in SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003 relate closely to a suite of other standards. Key related standards include:

• EN 300 392-1: TETRA; Voice plus Data (V+D); Part 1: General network requirements.
• EN 300 392-3 and subsequent parts: Address other interfaces, such as network-network interfaces and interworking protocols.
• IEC 62290: Urban rail-communications-based train control systems, often using TETRA.
• ETSI standards: Further documentation on TETRA interworking, security algorithms, and supplementary services.

Referencing and implementing these standards in conjunction with SIST EN 300 392-2 ensures a coherent approach to digital mobile radio communication, reducing integration complexities and safeguarding network scalability and reliability.

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Keywords: Terrestrial Trunked Radio, TETRA, Voice plus Data, Air Interface, radio communication, public safety, interoperability, network standardization, SIST, EN 300 392-2.

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ETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)EuropeanStandard(Telecommunicationsseries)TerrestrialTrunkedRadio(TETRA);VoiceplusData(V+D);Part2:AirInterface(AI)SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)2ReferenceREN/TETRA-03023-02Keywordsradio,TETRA,V+DETSI650RoutedesLuciolesF-06921SophiaAntipolisCedex-FRANCETel.:[phone]Fax:[phone]SiretN°34862356200017-NAF742CAssociationàbutnonlucratifenregistréeàlaSous-PréfecturedeGrasse(06)N°7803/88ImportantnoticeIndividualcopiesofthepresentdocumentcanbedownloadedfrom:http://www.etsi.orgThepresentdocumentmaybemadeavailableinmorethanoneelectronicversionorinprint.Inanycaseofexistingorperceiveddifferenceincontentsbetweensuchversions,thereferenceversionisthePortableDocumentFormat(PDF).Incaseofdispute,thereferenceshallbetheprintingonETSIprintersofthePDFversionkeptonaspecificnetworkdrivewithinETSISecretariat.Usersofthepresentdocumentshouldbeawarethatthedocumentmaybesubjecttorevisionorchangeofstatus.InformationonthecurrentstatusofthisandotherETSIdocumentsisavailableathttp://www.etsi.org/tb/status/Ifyoufinderrorsinthepresentdocument,sendyourcommentto:[e-mail]opartmaybereproducedexceptasauthorizedbywrittenpermission.Thecopyrightandtheforegoingrestrictionextendtoreproductioninallmedia.©EuropeanTelecommunicationsStandardsInstitute2000.Allrightsreserved.SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)3ContentsIntellectualPropertyRights.29Foreword.291Scope.302References.313Definitionsandabbreviations.333.1Definitions.333.2Abbreviations.374Radioaspects.394.1Introduction.394.2Setoflogicalchannels.394.3Referenceconfiguration.394.4Errorcontrolschemes.404.5Multipleaccessandtimeslotstructure.404.5.1Hyperframes,multiframesandframes.414.5.2Timeslotsandbursts.414.5.3Mappingoflogicalchannelsontophysicalchannels.414.6Coding,interleavingandscrambling.424.7Modulation.424.8Transmissionandreception.424.9Otherradio-relatedfunctions.424.10Performance.434.11TETRAmodesofoperation.434.11.1Transmissionmodes.434.11.1.1D-CTmode.434.11.1.2D-CTTmode.434.11.1.3D-MCCTTmode.434.11.1.4U-MSTmode.434.11.2Controlmodes.444.11.2.1NCM.444.11.2.2MCmode.445Modulation.445.1Introduction.445.2Modulationtype.445.3Modulationrate.445.4Modulationsymboldefinition.445.5Modulatedsignaldefinition.455.6Modulationfilterdefinition.455.7Modulationblockdiagram.466Radiotransmissionandreception.466.1Introduction.466.2Frequencybandsandchannelarrangement.466.3Referencetestplanes.466.4Transmittercharacteristics.476.4.1Outputpower.476.4.1.1BS.476.4.1.2MS.486.4.2Unwantedconductedemissions.486.4.2.1Definitions.486.4.2.2Unwantedemissionsclosetothecarrier.496.4.2.2.1Emissionduringtheusefulpartoftheburst.496.4.2.2.2Emissionduringtheswitchingtransients.496.4.2.3Unwantedemissionsfarfromthecarrier.506.4.2.4UnwantedemissionsduringtheCLCHandBLCH.50SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)46.4.2.5Unwantedemissionsinthenon-transmitstate.506.4.3Unwantedradiatedemissions.506.4.4RFtolerance.506.4.5RFOutputpowertimemask.516.4.5.1BS.526.4.5.2MS.526.4.6Transmitterintermodulationattenuation.526.4.6.1Definition.526.4.6.2BS.526.4.6.3MS.526.4.7Intra-BSintermodulationrequirements.536.5Receivercharacteristics.536.5.1Blockingcharacteristics.536.5.1.1Definition.536.5.1.2Specification.536.5.2Spuriousresponserejection.546.5.2.1Definition.546.5.2.2Specification.546.5.3Intermodulationresponserejection.546.5.3.1Definition.546.5.3.2Specification.546.5.4Unwantedconductedemissions.546.5.4.1Definition.546.5.4.2Specification.556.5.5Unwantedradiatedemissions.556.6Transmitter/receiverperformance.556.6.1Modulationaccuracy.556.6.1.1Idealcase.556.6.1.2Vectorerrormagnituderequirementatsymboltime.556.6.2Receiverperformance.566.6.2.1Nominalerrorrates.576.6.2.2Dynamicreferencesensitivityperformance.576.6.2.2.1BSreceiverperformance.576.6.2.2.2MSreceiverperformance.586.6.2.3Receiverperformanceatreferenceinterferenceratios.586.6.2.3.1BSreceiverperformance.596.6.2.3.2MSreceiverperformance.596.6.2.4Staticreferencesensitivityperformance.596.6.2.4.1BSreceiverperformance.606.6.2.4.2MSreceiverperformance.606.6.2.5MSreceiverperformanceforsynchronizationburstacquisition.606.6.3Propagationconditions.606.6.3.1Propagationconditions-introduction.616.6.3.2Tap-gainprocesstypes.616.6.3.3Propagationmodels.627Radiosub-systemsynchronization.627.1Introduction.627.2Generaldescriptionofsynchronizationsystem.627.3Timebasecounters.637.3.1Timingcounters.637.3.2Valuesofthecounters.637.4Timingoftransmittedsignals.637.5BSrequirementsforsynchronization.647.6MSrequirementsforsynchronization.648Channelcodingandscrambling.648.1Introduction.648.2General.658.2.1Interfacesintheerrorcontrolstructure.658.2.2Notation.668.2.3Definitionoferrorcontrolcodes.66SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)58.2.3.116-stateRate-CompatiblePuncturedConvolutional(RCPC)codes.668.2.3.1.1Encodingbythe16-statemothercodeofrate¼.668.2.3.1.2Puncturingofthemothercode.678.2.3.1.3PuncturingschemeoftheRCPCcodeofrate2/3.678.2.3.1.4PuncturingschemeoftheRCPCcodeofrate1/3.678.2.3.1.5PuncturingschemeoftheRCPCcodeofrate292/432.678.2.3.1.6PuncturingschemeoftheRCPCcodeofrate148/432.678.2.3.2Shortened(30,14)Reed-Muller(RM)code.688.2.3.3(K1+16,K1)blockcode.688.2.4Definitionofinterleavingschemes.698.2.4.1Blockinterleaving.698.2.4.2InterleavingoverNblocks.698.2.5Definitionofscrambling.698.2.5.1Scramblingmethod.698.2.5.2Scramblingsequence.698.3Errorcontrolschemes.708.3.1AccessAssignmentChannel(AACH).718.3.2BroadcastSynchronizationChannel(BSCH).718.3.3Trafficchannelsincircuitswitchedmode.728.3.3.1TrafficCHannel,netrate=4,8kbit/s(TCH/4,8).728.3.3.2TrafficCHannel,netrate=2,4kbit/s(TCH/2,4).738.3.3.3TrafficCHannel,netrate=7,2kbit/s(TCH/7,2).738.3.3.4SpeechTrafficChannel,fullslot(TCH/S).748.3.3.5SpeechTrafficChannel,halfslot(TCH/S).748.3.4Signallingchannelsforsignallingandpacketmodedata.748.3.4.1SignallingCHannelformappingontoHalf-burstsontheDownlink(SCH/HD),BroadcastNetworkCHannel(BNCH),andSTealingCHannel(STCH).748.3.4.2SignallingCHannelformappingontoHalf-burstsontheUplink(SCH/HU).758.3.4.3SignallingCHannelformappingontoFullbursts(SCH/F).759ChannelmultiplexingforV+D.769.1Introduction.769.2Logicalchannels.769.2.1Logicalchannelshierarchy.769.2.2Trafficchannels.769.2.3ControlCHannels(CCH).769.2.3.1General.769.2.3.2BCCH.779.2.3.3LCH.779.2.3.4SCH.779.2.3.5AACH.779.2.3.6STCH.779.3Thephysicalresource.789.3.1General.789.3.2RFchannels.789.3.3Timeslots.799.3.4TDMAframe.799.3.5Timeslotnumbering.799.3.6Subslot.799.3.7Multiframe.799.3.8Hyperframe.799.3.9Framealignment.799.4Physicalchannels.799.4.1General.799.4.2Typesofphysicalchannels.799.4.2.1CPchannel.809.4.2.2TPchannel.809.4.2.3UPchannel.809.4.3Bursts.809.4.3.1General.809.4.3.2Modulationsymbolnumbering.809.4.3.3Modulationbitnumbering.80SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)69.4.3.4Bursttiming.819.4.4Typeofbursts.819.4.4.1General.819.4.4.2Modulationbitsallocation.839.4.4.2.1ControluplinkBurst(CB).839.4.4.2.2LinearizationuplinkBurst(LB).839.4.4.2.3Linearizationdownlinkburst.849.4.4.2.4NormalUplinkBurst(NUB).849.4.4.2.5Normalcontinuousdownlinkburst.849.4.4.2.6Synchronizationcontinuousdownlinkburst.849.4.4.2.7Normaldiscontinuousdownlinkburst.859.4.4.2.8Synchronizationdiscontinuousdownlinkburst.869.4.4.3Burstfields.869.4.4.3.1Frequencycorrectionfield.869.4.4.3.2Normaltrainingsequence.869.4.4.3.3Extendedtrainingsequence.879.4.4.3.4Synchronizationtrainingsequence.879.4.4.3.5Tailbits.879.4.4.3.6Phaseadjustmentbits.879.4.5Transmissionmodes.889.4.5.1BScontinuoustransmission.889.4.5.2BStimesharingtransmission.889.4.5.3MSmultipleslottransmission.899.5Mappingoflogicalchannelsintophysicalchannels.909.5.1Generalmappingoflogicalchannels.909.5.2MappingofBCCHandCLCH.919.5.3MappingofSCH.929.5.4MappingofTCHandSTCH.929.5.5MappingofAACH.929.6MonitoringpatternfortransmittingMSs.929.7BStimesharingtransmission.939.7.1Carriersharing.939.7.2MCCHsharing.939.8Modesofcontrol.939.8.1NCM.939.8.2MCM.9410Radiosubsystemlinkcontrol.9410.1Introduction.9410.2RFpowercontrol.9510.3Radiolinkmeasurements.9510.3.1Receivedsignalstrength.9510.3.1.1Sampledurationforsignalstrengthmeasurement.9510.3.2Signalquality.9510.3.3Round-tripMS-BSpathdelay.9511CallControl(CC)servicedescription.9511.1Introduction.9511.2Servicesoffered.9511.3CCservice.9611.3.1CCprimitivesexchangedthroughtheTNCC-SAP.9611.3.2ServiceprimitivesattheTNCC-SAP.9611.3.3Primitivedescription.9711.3.3.1TNCC-ALERTprimitive.9711.3.3.2TNCC-COMPLETEprimitive.9811.3.3.3TNCC-DTMFprimitive.9811.3.3.4TNCC-MODIFYprimitive.9911.3.3.5TNCC-NOTIFYprimitive.9911.3.3.6TNCC-PROCEEDprimitive.10011.3.3.7TNCC-RELEASEprimitive.10011.3.3.8TNCC-SETUPprimitive.10011.3.3.9TNCC-TXprimitive.101SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

ETSIETSIEN300392-2V2.1.1(2000-12)711.3.4Parameterdescription.10211.4StatesforCCSAP.10912SupplementaryServices(SS)servicedescription.10912.1Introduction.10912.2Servicesoffered.11012.3SSservice.11012.3.1PrimitivesexchangedthroughTNSS-SAP.11012.3.2Parameterdescription.11013ShortDataService(SDS)servicedescription.11113.1Introduction.11113.2Servicesoffered.11113.3SDS.11113.3.1SDSprimitivesexchangedthroughtheTNSDS-SAP.11113.3.2ServiceprimitivesattheTNSDS-SAP.11213.3.2.1TNSDS-STATUSprimitive.11213.3.2.2TNSDS-REPORTprimitive.11313.3.2.3TNSDS-UNITDATAprimitive.11313.3.2.4TNSDS-CANCELprimitive.11413.3.3Parameterdescription.11413.3.4Statedescription.11613.3.4.1NULLstate.11613.3.4.2SHORTDATAINITIATEDstate.11613.3.5ServicestatediagramfortheTNSDS-SAP.11714CMCEprotocol.11714.1Introduction.11714.2OverviewofCMCE.11714.2.1CommunicationroutesoftheCMCEmodel.11814.2.2Protocolstructureandprotocolstack.11814.2.3Addressingrules.12014.2.4CC,SSandSDSsub-entities.12114.2.4.1CCsub-entity.12114.2.4.2SSsub-entity.12114.2.4.3SDSsub-entity.12214.2.5PCsub-entity.12214.2.6Internalroutes.12214.2.7Intra-CMCEprimitivesummary.12514.2.7.1DownlinkCCPDUparameters.12514.2.7.2UplinkCCPDUparameters.12514.2.7.3DownlinkSSPDUparameters.12514.2.7.4UplinkSSPDUparameters.12614.2.7.5DownlinkSDSPDUparameters.12614.2.7.6UplinkSDSPDUparameters.12614.2.7.7CMCEmanagementprimitives.12614.2.7.7.0ACTIVITYrequest.12614.2.7.7.1BREAKindication.12614.2.7.7.1aBUSYindication.12614.2.7.7.2CANCELrequest.12614.2.7.7.3CLOSEindication.12614.2.7.7.4CONFIGUREindication.12714.2.7.7.5CONFIGURErequest.12714.2.7.7.6IDENTITIESrequest.12714.2.7.7.6aIDLEindication.12714.2.7.7.6bINFOindication.12714.2.7.7.7OPENindication.12714.2.7.7.8REOPENindication.12714.2.7.7.9REPORTindication.12814.2.7.7.10RESUMEindication.12814.3OverviewofservicesrequiredbytheCMCE.12814.4CMCEprotocolstates.12814.4.1StatesforPC.128SIST EN 300 392-2 V2.1.1:2003

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