SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005

• Abstract:

  CR SMG#31

• Status: Published
• Publication Date: 31-Jan-2005
• ICS: 33.070.50 - Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM)
• Technical Committee: RES - Radio equipment and systems
• Current Stage: 6060 - National Implementation/Publication (Adopted Project)
• Start Date: 01-Feb-2005
• Due Date: 01-Feb-2005
• Completion Date: 01-Feb-2005
• Ref Project: ETSI EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1 (2000-09) - Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) (GSM); Mobile Station (MS) conformance specification; Part 1: Conformance specification (GSM 11.10-1 version 7.2.1 Release 1998)

SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 is the Slovene adoption of ETSI EN 300 607-1, the GSM Mobile Station (MS) conformance specification. It defines the test procedures and expected behaviour for checking a Mobile Station across radio performance, signalling, SIM/ME interaction, speech, SMS, bearer services, and GPRS functions.

What does SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 specify?

SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 specifies how to test a GSM MS for conformance to the Phase 2+ requirements. It is written as a test specification, not as a network operation guide, so the practical focus is on what a terminal must do in each test scenario and how that behaviour is verified.

The document is organized in a clear test-specification structure. Clauses 1-9 set the framework - scope, references, definitions, applicability, test equipment, general methodology, reference test methods, implicit testing, measurement uncertainty, and the format used for tests. Clauses 10-45 then move through detailed test suites for call setup, RF performance, protocol behaviour, SIM/ME interface checks, speech, SMS, supplementary services, and GPRS.

What are the key requirements of SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005?

The main requirement of SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 is that the MS is verified by repeatable test cases with defined initial conditions, procedures, and pass criteria. In practice, this means labs and manufacturers need to follow the document’s test structure closely and only run the tests that apply to the terminal’s declared capabilities.

Test applicability and test discipline

Clauses 3 to 9 define how the test program is selected and executed. They cover applicability to different MS configurations, optional functions, radio test conditions, test equipment, measurement uncertainty, and the standard format of test descriptions. This matters because a terminal is not judged against irrelevant cases - the supplier must identify what the MS supports, and the lab must apply the matching test set.

Generic call setup and service verification

Clause 10 provides generic call set-up procedures for mobile terminating and mobile originating speech, data, and multislot cases. Clause 11 then checks support and non-support of selected services such as the single numbering scheme, Advice of Charge Charging (AoCC), call hold, multiparty, Fixed Dialling Number (FDN), and bearer capability coding. In practice, these clauses verify that the terminal sets up basic calls correctly and rejects or accepts service features in the expected way.

RF transmitter and receiver performance

Clauses 12 to 14 cover conducted and radiated spurious emissions, frequency error, phase error, output power, burst timing, output RF spectrum, reference sensitivity, receiver rejection, blocking, spurious response, AM suppression, and paging performance. They also include separate checks for R-GSM and GPRS-related cases. These tests matter because they show whether the MS transmits within spectral limits and can still receive calls and signalling under interference and weak-signal conditions.

Mobility, access, and handover behaviour

Clauses 15 to 23 test timing advance, reception time tracking speed, access times during handover, temporary reception gaps, channel release after unrecoverable errors, cell selection and reselection, received signal measurements, transmit power control timing, and the single frequency reference. For a reader, this is the part that shows how the terminal behaves while moving, changing cells, or adapting radio power to the network.

Layer 1, layer 2, and layer 3 signalling

Clauses 24 to 27 and 26.1-26.14 verify signalling on the radio and control layers. They include channel request, paging, authentication, ciphering, location updating, MM connection handling, error handling for unexpected messages, radio resource management, call control, mobility management, and many structured procedures. These tests matter because even good RF performance is not enough if the MS fails to set up, maintain, or clear signalling correctly.

SIM/ME interface and terminal features

Clause 27 covers the SIM/ME interface, including IMSI and TMSI identification, forbidden PLMN handling, PIN and PUK handling, command processing, reset behaviour, electrical contact tests, FND, and Advice of Charge functions. Clauses 33 to 35 cover mobile station features such as number display, call progress tones, network indication, service indicators, subscription identity management, SMS, and low battery voltage detection. In practice, these clauses check the user-facing behaviour and the card interface that operators and users depend on every day.

GPRS functions

Clauses 41 to 45 cover GPRS paging, temporary block flow establishment and release, MAC and RLC procedures, GPRS mobility management, and Session Management. They include packet access, packet assignment, uplink and downlink transfer, cell change order, attach and detach, routing area updating, P-TMSI reallocation, authentication and ciphering, PDP context activation, modification, and deactivation. This is the part to use when the MS supports packet-switched GSM services.

What terms does SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 define?

• Mobile Station (MS) - the GSM terminal under test, including the radio and protocol functions covered by this specification.
• Mobile Terminated (MT) - traffic or signalling that comes from the network to the MS, such as incoming calls or paging.
• Mobile Originated (MO) - traffic or signalling started by the MS, such as an outgoing call or a packet access request.
• TCH/FS - full-rate traffic channel, used for tests on full-rate speech and related signalling.
• TCH/HS - half-rate traffic channel, used for tests on half-rate speech and related signalling.
• General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) - the packet-switched GSM service tested in the later clauses for mobility management, MAC, RLC, and Session Management.
• Subscriber Identity Module/Mobile Equipment (SIM/ME) - the card and terminal interface, including electrical, protocol, and identity-management behaviour.

Who uses SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005?

SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 is used by MS manufacturers, conformance test laboratories, design engineers, and quality teams. They use it to plan test campaigns, configure the simulator and test equipment, and decide whether a terminal supports the GSM functions it claims.

It is also useful for buyers and product managers who need to understand what “conformance” covers for a GSM terminal. The document shows, in practical terms, which radio, signalling, SIM, SMS, speech, supplementary service, and GPRS behaviours are checked.

Which standards are used with SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005?

The clauses explicitly cite several GSM standards as part of the test requirements:

• GSM 05.05 - provides RF performance limits and conditions for spurious emissions, output spectrum, and related transmitter and receiver checks.
• GSM 05.10 - provides timing and frequency-related requirements used for frequency error, phase error, burst timing, and timing advance checks.
• GSM 04.14 - is referenced for individual equipment type requirements and interworking in clause 36.
• GSM 02.07 - is referenced in the autocalling restriction tests for numbering categories and blacklist behaviour.

What does the SIST EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1:2005 document contain?

The document contains detailed test procedures rather than general descriptions. It gives generic call setup sequences, detailed RF measurement cases, and layer-by-layer signalling tests with defined message exchanges and expected terminal responses.

It also contains default conditions, specific message contents, and macros used to build repeatable tests. Those appear throughout the call control, mobility management, GPRS, SMS, supplementary services, and SIM/ME interface clauses.

For engineering and verification work, the most useful parts are the step-by-step procedures in clauses 10, 13-14, 25-27, 31, 34, 41-45, together with the test equipment and applicability rules in clauses 3-9. These sections show what to set up, what to send, what the MS should do, and what counts as a successful result.

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Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+) (GSM); Mobile Station (MS)
conformance specification; Part 1: Conformance specification (GSM 11.10-1 version
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Ta slovenski standard je istoveten z: EN 300 607-1 Version 7.2.1
ICS:
33.070.50 Globalni sistem za mobilno Global System for Mobile
telekomunikacijo (GSM) Communication (GSM)
2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.

ETSI EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1 (2000-08)
European Standard (Telecommunications series)
Digital cellular telecommunications system (Phase 2+);
Mobile Station (MS) conformance specification;
Part 1: Conformance specification
(GSM 11.10-1 version 7.2.1 Release 1998)
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GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR
MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS
(GSM 11.10-1 version 7.2.1 Release 1998) 2 ETSI EN 300 607-1 V7.2.1 (2000-08)
Reference
REN/SMG-071110Q7R2-1
Keywords
Digital cellular telecommunications system, Global
System for Mobile communications (GSM)
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Contents
Intellectual Property Rights.37
Foreword.37
1 Scope.38
2 References.38
3 Definitions, conventions, and applicability.44
3.1 Mobile station definition and configurations.44
3.2 Applicability.44
3.2.1 Applicability of this specification.44
3.2.2 Applicability of the individual tests.45
3.2.3 Applicability to terminal equipment .69
3.3 Definitions.69
3.4 Conventions for mathematical notations .69
3.4.1 Mathematical signs .69
3.4.2 Powers to the base 10.69
3.5 Conventions on electrical terms .70
3.5.1 Radio Frequency (RF) input signal level .70
3.5.2 Reference sensitivity level .70
3.5.3 Power level of fading signal .70
3.6 Terms on test conditions.71
3.6.1 Radio test conditions.71
4 Test Equipment.72
4.1 Terms used to describe test equipment in this EN.72
4.2 Functional requirements of test equipment .72
5 Testing methodology in general (layers 1, 2, and 3).72
5.1 Testing of optional functions and procedures.72
5.2 Test interfaces and facilities .73
5.3 Different protocol layers .73
5.4 Information to be provided by the apparatus supplier .73
5.5 Definitions of transmit and receive times.73
6 Reference test methods .74
6.1 General .74
6.2 Choice of frequencies in the frequency hopping mode .74
6.3 "Ideal" radio conditions.74
6.4 Standard test signals .75
6.5 Power (control) levels .75
7 Implicit testing.75
8 Measurement uncertainty.75
9 Format of tests.75
10 Generic call set up procedures.76
10.1 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile terminating speech calls.76
10.2 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile originating speech calls.81
10.3 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile terminating data calls .84
10.4 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile originating data calls.86
10.5 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile terminating multislot configuration, minimum number of timeslots
allocated .90
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10.6 Generic call set-up procedure for mobile originating multislot configuration, minimum number of timeslots
allocated .93
11 General tests.97
11.1 Verification of support and non-support of services (multiple numbering scheme or ISDN).97
11.1.1 Mobile Terminated (MT) calls.97
11.1.2 Mobile Originated (MO) calls .98
11.2 Verification of support of the single numbering scheme.99
11.3 Verification of non-support of services (Advice of Charge Charging (AoCC)).100
11.4 Verification of non-support of services (call hold).102
11.5 Verification of non-support of services (multiparty).102
11.6 Verification of non-support of feature (Fixed Dialling Number (FDN)) .103
11.7 IMEI Security.104
11.8 Coding of the Bearer Capability information element.105
11.8.1 Network to MS Direction .106
11.8.1.1 BS 21 to 26 - Asynchronous Service .106
11.8.1.1.1 BS 21 .106
11.8.1.1.2 BS 22 .110
11.8.1.1.3 BS 24 .110
11.8.1.1.4 BS 25 .110
11.8.1.1.5 BS 26 .110
11.8.1.1.6 BS 23 .110
11.8.1.2 BS 31 to 34 - Synchronous Service.111
11.8.1.2.1 BS 32 .111
11.8.1.2.2 BS 31 .115
11.8.1.2.3 BS 33 .116
11.8.1.2.4 BS 34 .116
11.8.1.3 BS 61 - Alternate Speech / Data.116
11.8.1.3.1 Speech/Asynchronous Data, Transparent.117
11.8.1.3.2 Speech/Asynchronous Data, Non Transparent .119
11.8.1.3.3 Speech/Synchronous Data .121
11.8.1.4 BS 81 - Speech followed by Data .122
11.8.1.4.1 Speech followed by Asynchronous Data.122
11.8.1.4.2 Speech followed by Synchronous Data .122
11.8.1.5 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3.122
11.8.1.5.1 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3, Transparent .123
11.8.1.5.2 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3, Non-Transparent.124
11.8.1.6 TS 62 - Automatic Facsimile group 3 .125
11.8.2 MS to SS direction.125
11.8.2.1 BS 21 to 26 - Asynchronous Service .125
11.8.2.1.1 BS 21 .126
11.8.2.1.2 BS 22 .130
11.8.2.1.3 BS 24 .130
11.8.2.1.4 BS 25 .130
11.8.2.1.5 BS 26 .130
11.8.2.1.6 BS 23 .130
11.8.2.2 BS 31 to 34 - Synchronous Service.131
11.8.2.2.1 BS 32 .131
11.8.2.2.2 BS 31 .135
11.8.2.2.3 BS 33 .136
11.8.2.2.4 BS 34 .136
11.8.2.3 BS 41 to 46 - PAD Access Asynchronous .137
2)
11.8.2.3.1 BS 41 .137
11.8.2.3.2 BS 42 .139
11.8.2.3.3 BS 44 .139
11.8.2.3.4 BS 45 .139
11.8.2.3.5 BS 46 .139
11.8.2.3.6 BS 43 .139
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11.8.2.4 BS 51 to 53 - Packet Service Synchronous .140
2)
11.8.2.4.1 BS 51 .140
11.8.2.4.2 BS 52 .140
11.8.2.4.3 BS 53 .140
11.8.2.5 BS 61 - Alternate Speech / Data.141
11.8.2.5.1 Speech/Asynchronous Data, Transparent.141
11.8.2.5.2 Speech/Asynchronous Data, Non Transparent .144
11.8.2.5.3 Speech/Synchronous Data .146
11.8.2.6 BS 81 - Speech followed by Data .147
11.8.2.6.1 Speech followed by Asynchronous Data.147
11.8.2.6.2 Speech followed by Synchronous Data .147
11.8.2.7 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3.147
11.8.2.7.1 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3, Transparent .148
11.8.2.7.2 TS 61 - Alternate Speech / Facsimile group 3, Non Transparent .149
11.8.2.8 TS 62 - Automatic Facsimile group 3 .150
11.8.2.9 TS 11 and TS 12- Speech.150
11.8.2.9.1 Support of only full/half rate speech version 1.150
11.8.2.9.2 Support of speech full rate version 2 (Enhanced Full Rate) .150
12 Transceiver.152
12.1 Conducted spurious emissions .152
12.1.1 MS allocated a channel.152
12.1.2 MS in idle mode.154
12.2 Radiated spurious emissions.155
12.2.1 MS allocated a channel.155
12.2.2 MS in idle mode.157
12.3 Conducted spurious emissions for MS supporting the R-GSM frequency band .159
12.3.1 MS allocated a channel.159
12.3.2 MS in idle mode.161
12.4 Radiated spurious emissions for MS supporting the R-GSM frequency band .162
12.4.1 MS allocated a channel.163
12.4.2 MS in idle mode.165
13 Transmitter .167
13.1 Frequency error and phase error.167
13.2 Frequency error under multipath and interference conditions.170
13.3 Transmitter output power and burst timing .172
13.4 Output RF spectrum .180
13.5 Intermodulation attenuation.185
13.6 Frequency error and phase error in HSCSD multislot configurations.186
13.7 Transmitter output power and burst timing in HSCSD configurations .189
13.8 Output RF spectrum in HSCSD multislot configuration.198
13.9 Output RF spectrum for MS supporting the R-GSM band.203
13.10 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.11 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.12 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.13 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.14 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.15 [Reserved for future GSM test] .208
13.16 GPRS transmitter tests.208
13.16.1 Frequency error and phase error in GPRS multislot configuration.208
13.16.2 Transmitter output power in GPRS multislot configuration .211
13.16.3 Output RF spectrum in GPRS multislot configuration .219
14 Receiver .225
14.1 Bad frame indication .231
14.1.1 Bad frame indication - TCH/FS.231
14.1.1.1 Bad frame indication - TCH/FS - Random RF input .231
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14.1.1.2 Bad frame indication - TCH/FS - Frequency hopping and downlink DTX .233
14.1.2 Bad frame indication - TCH/HS .234
14.1.2.1 Bad frame indication - TCH/HS - Random RF input.234
14.1.2.2 Bad frame indication - TCH/HS - Frequency hopping and downlink DTX.235
14.1.3 Bad frame indication - TCH/FS - Frequency hopping and downlink DTX - Phase 2 MS in a phase 1
network .236
14.1.4 Bad frame indication - TCH/HS - Frequency hopping and downlink DTX - Phase 2 MS in a phase 1
network .238
14.2 Reference sensitivity .240
14.2.1 Reference sensitivity - TCH/FS .240
14.2.2 Reference sensitivity - TCH/HS (Speech frames) .242
14.2.3 Reference sensitivity - FACCH/F.244
14.2.4 Reference sensitivity - FACCH/H .245
14.2.5 Reference sensitivity - full rate data channels.246
14.2.6 Reference sensitivity - half rate data channels.247
14.2.7 Reference sensitivity - TCH/EFS.248
14.2.8 Reference sensitivity - full rate data channels in multislot configuration.250
14.2.9 Reference sensitivity - TCH/FS for MS supporting the R-GSM band.252
14.3 Usable receiver input level range .253
14.4 Co-channel rejection.255
14.4.1 Co-channel rejection - TCH/FS .255
14.4.2 Co-channel rejection - TCH/HS.257
14.4.3 Co-channel rejection - TCH/HS (SID frames).259
14.4.4 Co-channel rejection - FACCH/F .260
14.4.5 Co-channel rejection - FACCH/H .261
14.4.6 Co-channel rejection - TCH/EFS.262
14.4.7 Receiver performance in the case of frequency hopping and co-channel interference on one carrier.264
14.5 Adjacent channel rejection .265
14.5.1 Adjacent channel rejection - speech channels.265
14.5.2 Adjacent channel rejection - control channels .268
14.6 Intermodulation rejection .270
14.6.1 Intermodulation rejection - speech channels.270
14.6.2 Intermodulation rejection - control channels .271
14.7 Blocking and spurious response .273
14.7.1 Blocking and spurious response - speech channels.273
14.7.2 Blocking and spurious response - control channels .276
14.7.3 Blocking and spurious response - speech channels for MS supporting the R-GSM band .279
14.7.4 Blocking and spurious response - control channels for MS supporting the R-GSM band.282
14.8 AM suppression.285
14.8.1 AM suppression - speech channels .285
14.8.2 AM suppression - control channels.287
14.9 Paging performance at high input levels .288
14.10 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.11 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.12 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.13 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.14 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.15 [Reserved for future GSM test] .289
14.16 GPRS receiver tests.289
14.16.1 Minimum Input level for Reference Performance .291
14.16.2 Co-channel rejection.295
14.16.2.1 Co-channel rejection for packet channels .295
15 Timing advance and absolute delay.298
15.1 Definition and applicability.298
15.2 Conformance requirement.298
15.3 Test purpose .298
15.4 Method of test.298
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15.5 Test requirement.299
15.6 GPRS Timing advance and absolute delay.299
16 Reception time tracking speed.303
16.1 Definition and applicability.303
16.2 Conformance requirement.303
16.3 Test purpose .303
16.4 Method of test.303
16.5 Test requirement.304
17 Access times during handover.305
17.1 Intra cell channel change.305
17.2 Inter cell handover.307
18 Temporary reception gaps.310
18.1 Temporary reception gaps, single slot.310
18.2 Temporary reception gaps in HSCSD multislot configurations .311
19 Channel release after unrecoverable errors .314
19.1 Channel release after unrecoverable errors -1 .314
19.2 Channel release after unrecoverable errors - 2 .315
19.3 Channel release after unrecoverable errors - 3 .316
20 Cell selection and reselection.318
20.1 Cell selection.320
20.2 Cell selection with varying signal strength values .321
20.3 Basic cell reselection.323
20.4 Cell reselection using TEMPORARY_OFFSET, CELL_RESELECT_OFFSET, POWER_OFFSET and
PENALTY_TIME parameters.325
20.5 Cell reselection using parameters transmitted in the System Information type 2bis, type 2ter, type 7 and type
8 messages.327
20.6 Cell reselection timings .329
20.7 Priority of cells .331
20.8 Cell reselection when C1 (serving cell) < 0 for 5 seconds .332
20.9 Running average of the surrounding cell BCCH carrier signal levels.334
20.10 Running average of the serving cell BCCH carrier signal level.335
20.11 Updating the list of six strongest neighbour carriers and decoding the BCCH information of a new carrier on
the list.336
20.12 Decoding the BCCH information of the neighbour carriers on the list of six strongest neighbour carriers.337
20.13 Decoding the BSIC of the neighbour carriers on the list of six strongest neighbour carriers.338
20.14 Emergency calls .339
20.15 Cell reselection due to MS rejection "LA not allowed" .340
20.16 Downlink signalling failure.342
20.17 Cell selection if no suitable cell found in 10 s.343
20.18 Cell reselection due to MS rejection "Roaming not allowed in this LA" .344
20.19 Cell selection on release of SDCCH and TCH.346
20.20 Multiband cell selection and reselection .347
20.20.1 Multiband cell selection and reselection / Cell Selection .347
20.20.2 Multiband cell selection and reselection / Cell reselection.349
20.21 R-GSM cell selection and reselection .351
20.21.1 R-GSM cell selection.352
20.21.2 R-GMS cell selection with varying signal strength values .354
20.21.3 R-GSM basic cell reselection.356
20.21.4 R-GSM cell reselection using TEMPORARY_OFFSET, CELL_RESELECT_OFFSET,
POWER_OFFSET and PENALTY_TIME parameters.358
20.21.5 R-GSM cell reselection using parameters transmitted in the System Information type 2bis, type 2ter,
type 7 and type 8 messages.360
20.21.6 R-GSM cell reselection timings.361
20.21.7 R-GSM priority of cells .363
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20.21.8 R-GSM cell reselection when C1 (serving cell) < 0 for 5 seconds .364
20.21.9 R-GSM running average of the surrounding cell BCCH carrier signal levels.366
20.21.10 R-GSM running average of the serving cell BCCH carrier signal level .367
20.21.11 Updating the list of six strongest neighbour carriers and decoding the BCCH information of a new
carrier on the list .368
20.21.12 R-GSM decoding the BCCH information of the neighbour carriers on the list of six strongest neighbour
carriers .369
20.21.13 R-GSM decoding the BSIC of the neighbour carriers on the list of six strongest neighbour carriers .370
20.21.14 R-GSM emergency calls.
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