SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006
(Main)Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA); Voice plus Data (V+D); Part 1: General network design
General Information
- Abstract
The present document defined addressing for Terrestrial Trunked Radio system (TETRA) supporting Voice plus Data (V+D). It also gives background information of the air interface, the interworking between TETRA systems and to other systems via gateways, the terminal equipment interface on the Mobile Station (MS), the security aspects in TETRA networks, the management services offered to the operator, the performance objectives, and the supplementary services that come in addition to the basic and tele-services used as a basis for TETRA standardization. The present document defines and specifies the TETRA addressing and identities and their organization in groups corresponding to the different functions.
It establishes the background of the TETRA general network design for standardization purposes:
- it gives information about the circuit mode and packet mode reference points for the MS and switching and management infrastructure;
- it gives information about a model of the air interface protocol stack, different functions of layers and sublayers;
- it gives information about the functions provided by the circuit mode teleservices used for speech and basic services used for data transfer;
- it gives information about the functions related to the management of the users' mobility across networks and inside a network including roaming and migration;
- it gives information about the functions related to the transport of short data messages as a service specific to TETRA;
- it gives information about the functions related to the support of packet data service in a way specific to TETRA;
- it gives information about the supplementary services that mainly extend the capabilities of the circuit mode basic and teleservices;
- it gives information about the various possibilities of individual circuit mode call scenarios and provides guidance on priority concepts for packet data and circuit mode services and on the service quality.
NOTE: This part of the multi-part document may, by its nature as a general design statement, require updating when later parts of the multi-part document are completed and maintained (in order to avoid any non-alignment). If a discrepancy occurs between this part and any other part of the multi-part document, then the other part will take precedence. The present document may be maintained mainly on those clauses, which are referred from other parts or standards.
- Status
- Published
- Publication Date
- 31-Mar-2006
- Current Stage
- 6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
- Start Date
- 01-Apr-2006
- Due Date
- 01-Apr-2006
- Completion Date
- 01-Apr-2006
Overview
SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006 specifies the general network design for Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) systems supporting Voice plus Data (V+D). This European standard, established by SIST, outlines crucial aspects for the implementation, operation, and management of TETRA networks. The document covers addressing structures, the air interface protocol, network interworking, terminal equipment interfaces, security principles, management services, performance criteria, and supplementary service capabilities. The standard primarily serves as the foundation for harmonized TETRA network deployment and interoperability across various organizations and geographies.
Key Topics
TETRA Addressing and Identity Management:
The document defines how individual and group addresses are assigned and structured for efficient routing and identity management within TETRA networks, facilitating both user and equipment identification.Air Interface Model:
Provides background on the TETRA air interface protocol stack, highlighting the structure and roles of its layers and sublayers.Interworking with External Systems:
Details mechanisms for interconnection and gateway operation between TETRA systems and other telecommunication networks, ensuring smooth inter-system communications.Terminal Equipment Interface:
Clarifies the design and functionality expected between the Mobile Station (MS) and the supporting network infrastructure.Security Features:
Addresses the various security measures, encompassing authentication, encryption, and data integrity within TETRA deployments.Management Services:
Outlines provisions for network management, facilitating effective operator control, monitoring, and configuration.Performance Objectives:
Establishes performance benchmarks and quality criteria for voice and data services provided by TETRA networks.Supplementary Services:
Enumerates additional circuit and packet mode services, expanding on voice, data, and operational functionalities.User Mobility Management:
Describes solutions for subscriber mobility, supporting features such as roaming and location updates across different networks.
Applications
The guidelines and architecture specified in SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006 are widely used in the design, deployment, and operation of mission-critical communication systems:
Public Safety:
TETRA is essential for police, fire, ambulance, and emergency coordination, providing reliable group and individual communications.Transportation & Logistics:
Ensures operational efficiency and safety in sectors like railways, airports, and mass transit by offering robust, managed radio networks.Utilities & Industry:
Facilitates secure and coordinated communication in energy, water, and manufacturing environments.Government and Defense:
Supports secure, resilient networks for public administration, military, and disaster response units.
Organizations use this standard to guarantee interoperability, meet security requirements, and achieve optimal service performance in both public and private radio network deployments.
Related Standards
SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006 is part of a series of standards concerning TETRA. Additional parts and related standards include:
- EN 300 392-2: Air Interface Protocols
- EN 300 392-3: Interworking Between TETRA Networks
- EN 300 392-4: Security Features
- EN 300 392-7: Data Transmission Services
- 3GPP and ETSI Telecommunication Standards: For broader interoperability with other mobile and wireless systems.
These related documents further elaborate technical requirements, detailed protocols, and operational interfaces, collaboratively supporting the deployment of safe, scalable, and interoperable TETRA networks.
Keywords: TETRA, terrestrial trunked radio, V+D, network design, air interface, addressing, security, management, supplementary services, mobility management, public safety communications, telecommunications standards.
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Frequently Asked Questions
SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006 is a standard published by the Slovenian Institute for Standardization (SIST). Its full title is "Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA); Voice plus Data (V+D); Part 1: General network design". This standard covers: The present document defined addressing for Terrestrial Trunked Radio system (TETRA) supporting Voice plus Data (V+D). It also gives background information of the air interface, the interworking between TETRA systems and to other systems via gateways, the terminal equipment interface on the Mobile Station (MS), the security aspects in TETRA networks, the management services offered to the operator, the performance objectives, and the supplementary services that come in addition to the basic and tele-services used as a basis for TETRA standardization. The present document defines and specifies the TETRA addressing and identities and their organization in groups corresponding to the different functions. It establishes the background of the TETRA general network design for standardization purposes: - it gives information about the circuit mode and packet mode reference points for the MS and switching and management infrastructure; - it gives information about a model of the air interface protocol stack, different functions of layers and sublayers; - it gives information about the functions provided by the circuit mode teleservices used for speech and basic services used for data transfer; - it gives information about the functions related to the management of the users' mobility across networks and inside a network including roaming and migration; - it gives information about the functions related to the transport of short data messages as a service specific to TETRA; - it gives information about the functions related to the support of packet data service in a way specific to TETRA; - it gives information about the supplementary services that mainly extend the capabilities of the circuit mode basic and teleservices; - it gives information about the various possibilities of individual circuit mode call scenarios and provides guidance on priority concepts for packet data and circuit mode services and on the service quality. NOTE: This part of the multi-part document may, by its nature as a general design statement, require updating when later parts of the multi-part document are completed and maintained (in order to avoid any non-alignment). If a discrepancy occurs between this part and any other part of the multi-part document, then the other part will take precedence. The present document may be maintained mainly on those clauses, which are referred from other parts or standards.
The present document defined addressing for Terrestrial Trunked Radio system (TETRA) supporting Voice plus Data (V+D). It also gives background information of the air interface, the interworking between TETRA systems and to other systems via gateways, the terminal equipment interface on the Mobile Station (MS), the security aspects in TETRA networks, the management services offered to the operator, the performance objectives, and the supplementary services that come in addition to the basic and tele-services used as a basis for TETRA standardization. The present document defines and specifies the TETRA addressing and identities and their organization in groups corresponding to the different functions. It establishes the background of the TETRA general network design for standardization purposes: - it gives information about the circuit mode and packet mode reference points for the MS and switching and management infrastructure; - it gives information about a model of the air interface protocol stack, different functions of layers and sublayers; - it gives information about the functions provided by the circuit mode teleservices used for speech and basic services used for data transfer; - it gives information about the functions related to the management of the users' mobility across networks and inside a network including roaming and migration; - it gives information about the functions related to the transport of short data messages as a service specific to TETRA; - it gives information about the functions related to the support of packet data service in a way specific to TETRA; - it gives information about the supplementary services that mainly extend the capabilities of the circuit mode basic and teleservices; - it gives information about the various possibilities of individual circuit mode call scenarios and provides guidance on priority concepts for packet data and circuit mode services and on the service quality. NOTE: This part of the multi-part document may, by its nature as a general design statement, require updating when later parts of the multi-part document are completed and maintained (in order to avoid any non-alignment). If a discrepancy occurs between this part and any other part of the multi-part document, then the other part will take precedence. The present document may be maintained mainly on those clauses, which are referred from other parts or standards.
SIST EN 300 392-1 V1.3.1:2006 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 33.070.10 - Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA). The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.
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SLOVENSKI STANDARD
01-april-2006
Prizemni snopovni radio (TETRA) – Govor in podatki (V+D) – 1. del: Splošna
zasnova omrežja
Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA); Voice plus Data (V+D); Part 1: General network
design
Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN 300 392-1 Version 1.3.1
ICS:
33.070.10 Prizemni snopovni radio Terrestrial Trunked Radio
(TETRA) (TETRA)
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.
European Standard (Telecommunications series)
Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA);
Voice plus Data (V+D);
Part 1: General network design
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REN/TETRA-03144
Keywords
air interface, TETRA, V+D
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Contents
Intellectual Property Rights.12
Foreword.12
1 Scope.14
2 References.14
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations .16
3.1 Definitions.16
3.2 Symbols.21
3.3 Abbreviations.21
4 Circuit mode reference points .24
5 Packet mode reference points.24
6 Protocol architecture for V+D.24
7 Addressing and identities.24
7.1 Introduction.24
7.2 Subscriber identities.26
7.2.1 General.26
7.2.2 TSI.26
7.2.3 SSI.27
7.2.4 Composition of subscriber identities .28
7.2.5 Allocation principles for subscriber identities .28
7.2.6 Use of subscriber identities.29
7.2.7 NSAP addresses.29
7.2.8 Installation of TSIs.29
7.3 TETRA Management Identity (TMI).30
7.3.1 General.30
7.3.2 Composition of management identities.30
7.3.3 Use of management identities.30
7.4 Network layer SAP (NSAP) addresses.31
7.4.1 General.31
7.4.2 Static binding.31
7.4.3 Dynamic binding.31
7.4.3.1 General.31
7.4.3.2 Structure and contents of NSAP addresses .31
7.4.3.3 Use of NSAP addresses.31
7.4.3.4 Binding of NSAP addresses .31
7.5 TETRA Equipment Identity (TEI) .32
7.5.1 General.32
7.5.2 Contents of TEI.32
7.5.3 Allocation principles for TEI.32
7.5.4 Use of TEI.32
7.6 Mobile Network Identity (MNI).33
7.6.1 Contents of MNI .33
7.7 Layer 2 addresses and labels .33
7.7.1 Overview.33
7.7.2 Event labelling.33
7.7.3 Scrambling labelling.33
7.7.4 Use and implementation of layer 2 addresses.34
7.7.4.1 General requirement.34
7.7.4.2 Implementation of event labels .34
7.7.4.3 Implementation of scrambling labels .34
7.7.5 Use of identities for V+D control channels .34
7.7.6 Labelling of packet channels .35
7.7.6.1 Use of identities for uplink data transfers .35
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7.7.6.2 Use of identities for downlink data transfers.35
7.7.7 System information broadcast.36
7.7.8 Reserved value of group address for user information broadcast .36
7.8 Use of individual addresses.36
7.8.1 Air interface addressing functions .36
7.8.2 Address placement in primitives and PDUs .36
7.8.2.1 Use of ISSI at layer 2 .36
7.8.2.2 Use of ITSI/ISSI at layer 3.38
7.8.2.2.1 Void.38
7.8.2.2.2 Use of ITSI/ISSI by CMCE.38
7.8.3 Routing principles.39
7.8.3.1 Routing of intra-TETRA calls (within one TETRA network) .39
7.8.3.2 Routing of inter-TETRA calls (between two TETRA networks).39
7.8.3.3 Routing of external calls (to/from non-TETRA networks) .40
7.8.4 Address and identity comparison.40
7.9 Addressing in interworking and roaming with other telecommunication networks .40
8 Circuit mode basic services.40
9 Mobility Management (MM) in MS .41
10 MLE mobility scenarios and functionalities.41
11 Technical realization of SDS.41
12 Void.41
13 Void.41
14 General on supplementary services.41
Annex A (informative): Circuit mode reference points.42
A.1 Introduction.42
A.2 Reference configuration.42
A.2.1 Configuration examples of TETRA LMNs .43
A.3 TETRA LMN access.44
A.3.1 MS access.44
A.3.1.1 MS functional groups.44
A.3.1.2 MS access points and reference points .44
A.3.2 Void.45
A.3.3 Inter System Interface (ISI) access.45
A.3.4 Location of TETRA functionality .45
A.3.5 TETRA terminals.45
Annex B (informative): Protocol architecture for V+D .46
B.1 Introduction.46
B.2 Mobile/base protocol architecture.46
B.2.1 Overview.46
B.2.2 Air interface layer 1.46
B.2.3 Air interface layer 2.47
B.2.3.1 Medium Access Control (MAC).47
B.2.3.2 Logical Link Control (LLC) .49
B.2.4 Air interface layer 3.49
B.2.4.1 Mobile/Base Link control Entity (MLE/BLE).49
B.2.4.2 Sub-Network Access Functions (SNAF) .50
B.2.4.2.1 Mobility Management (MM) .50
B.2.4.2.2 Circuit Mode Control Entity (CMCE).50
B.2.4.2.3 Packet data handling .51
B.2.4.2.4 TETRA packet data protocol (PDP).51
B.2.4.2.5 Void.51
B.2.5 Mobile/base protocol stack.51
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B.3 Lower Layer Management Entity (LLME) and other layers interaction.52
B.3.1 General description.52
Annex C (informative): Overview of circuit mode basic services .53
C.1 Introduction.53
C.2 Functional groupings in circuit switched mode calls .53
C.2.1 Circuit switched call control, C-plane .53
C.2.2 Circuit switched call, user data, U-plane.53
C.3 Protocols.53
C.3.1 TNP1.53
C.3.2 Void.53
C.3.3 TNP3.53
C.3.4 TNP4.54
C.3.5 AI1.54
C.3.6 AI2.54
C.3.7 TLC1.54
C.3.8 V.24T.54
C.4 Example configuration.54
C.4.1 MS to MS .54
C.4.2 Void.55
C.4.3 Void.55
C.4.4 MS to MS over ISI .55
Annex D (informative): Individual circuit mode call scenarios.57
D.1 Introduction.57
D.2 Procedures - message trunked systems .57
D.2.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling.57
D.2.1.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling flow.57
D.2.1.2 Traffic channel assignment.58
D.2.2 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling.58
D.2.2.1 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling flow.58
D.2.2.2 Traffic channel assignment.59
D.2.3 Request-to-transmit.60
D.2.4 Response to request-to-transmit .61
D.2.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .61
D.2.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.61
D.2.7 End of transmission.61
D.2.8 Stop-transmission order.61
D.2.9 Call clearing.62
D.2.9.1 Mobile originated.62
D.2.9.2 SwMI originated.63
D.3 Procedures - transmission trunked systems.63
D.3.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling.63
D.3.1.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling flow.63
D.3.1.2 Traffic assignment.64
D.3.2 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling.64
D.3.2.1 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling flow.64
D.3.2.2 Traffic channel assignment.65
D.3.3 Request-to-transmit.65
D.3.4 Response to request-to-transmit .66
D.3.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .67
D.3.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.67
D.3.7 End of transmission.67
D.3.8 Stop-transmission order.67
D.3.9 Call clearing.67
D.3.9.1 Mobile originated.67
D.3.9.2 SwMI originated.68
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D.4 Procedures - quasi-transmission trunked systems .69
D.4.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling.69
D.4.1.1 Call set-up - on/off hook signalling flow.69
D.4.1.2 Traffic assignment.70
D.4.2 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling.70
D.4.2.1 Call set-up - direct set-up signalling flow.70
D.4.2.2 Traffic assignment.71
D.4.3 Request-to-transmit.72
D.4.4 Response to request-to-transmit .73
D.4.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .73
D.4.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.74
D.4.7 End of transmission request.74
D.4.8 Stop-transmission order.74
D.4.9 Call clearing.74
D.4.9.1 Mobile originated.74
D.4.9.2 SwMI originated.75
Annex E (informative): Group voice call scenarios.76
E.1 Procedures for message trunked systems .76
E.1.1 General.76
E.1.2 Call set-up.77
E.1.2.1 Call set-up flow.77
E.1.2.2 Traffic channel assignment.78
E.1.3 Request-to-transmit.78
E.1.4 Response to request-to-transmit .79
E.1.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .80
E.1.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.80
E.1.7 End of transmission.80
E.1.8 Stop-transmission order.80
E.1.9 Call clearing.81
E.1.9.1 Mobile originated.81
E.1.9.2 SwMI originated.81
E.2 Procedures for transmission trunked systems.81
E.2.1 General.81
E.2.2 Call set-up.82
E.2.2.1 Call set-up flow.82
E.2.2.2 Traffic channel assignment.83
E.2.3 Request-to-transmit.83
E.2.4 Response to request-to-transmit .84
E.2.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .85
E.2.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.85
E.2.7 End of transmission.85
E.2.8 Stop-transmission order.85
E.2.9 Call clearing.85
E.2.9.1 Mobile originated.85
E.2.9.2 SwMI originated.86
E.3 Procedures for quasi-transmission trunked systems.86
E.3.1 General.86
E.3.2 Call set-up.87
E.3.2.1 Call set-up flow.87
E.3.2.2 Traffic channel assignment.88
E.3.3 Request-to-transmit.88
E.3.4 Response to request-to-transmit .89
E.3.5 Permission to transmit withdrawn .89
E.3.6 Permission to continue with withdrawn call.89
E.3.7 End of transmission.90
E.3.8 Stop-transmission order.90
E.3.9 Call clearing.90
E.3.9.1 Mobile originated.90
E.3.9.2 SwMI originated.91
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Annex F (informative): Priority functions for circuit mode services .92
F.1 Introduction.92
F.2 Priority requirements.92
F.2.1 Access priority.92
F.2.2 Call type priority .93
F.2.3 Queue priority.93
F.2.4 Pre-emptive priority.93
F.2.5 Call retention priority .93
F.2.6 Subscriber priority.93
F.3 Mechanisms for supporting priority.93
F.4 Supplementary service activation and invocation .94
Annex G (informative): Mobility Management (MM) in MS.95
G.1 Introduction.95
G.2 Overview of MM relations and procedures.95
G.3 Stimuli of MM.96
G.3.1 Stimulation through TNMM-SAP.96
G.3.2 Stimulation through LMM-SAP.97
G.3.3 Stimulation through peer MM.97
G.3.4 Other stimulation.97
G.4 Outputs from MM .97
G.4.1 Output through TNMM-SAP .97
G.4.2 Outputs through LMM-SAP.98
G.4.3 Output to peer MM.98
G.5 Database requirement.98
G.6 MM procedures.98
G.6.1 Registration.98
G.6.1.1 Registration at roaming.98
G.6.1.1.1 Implicit registration.98
G.6.1.1.2 Registration area.99
G.6.1.1.3 Registration procedure.99
G.6.1.1.4 Registration with authentication.100
G.6.1.1.5 Registration with identity exchange.101
G.6.1.2 Registration at migration.102
G.6.1.2.1 Registration with identity exchange.102
G.6.1.2.2 Registration with authentication.104
G.6.1.3 Network initiated registration .105
G.6.1.4 TEI request.105
G.6.2 Authentication.105
G.6.2.1 Network initiated authentication.105
G.6.2.2 MS initiated authentication.106
G.6.3 De-registration.107
G.6.4 Periodic registration.107
G.6.5 Disable/enable.107
G.6.5.1 Temporary disable.
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