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    IJCST VOL. 3, ISSUE1, JAN. - MARCH2012ISSN : 0976-8491 (Online) | ISSN : 2229-4333 (Print)

    w w w . i j c s t . c o m INTERNATIONALJOURNALOFCOMPUTERSCIENCEANDTECHNOLOGY 291

    Abstract

    The CDMA refers to such a technology that the transmitting end

    modulates the signals that it sends using mutually different and

    (quasi) orthogonal pseudo-random address codes, and the receiving

    end detects the corresponding signals by demodulating the mixed

    signals using the same pseudo-random address codes. In this paper

    we discuss its special function in network technology.

    Keyword

    Network Diagram of CDMA, 123 Call Flow, 123 IVR Call Flow,

    Network Design of SCP Interface Server

    I. Introduction

    A. Minimized the Required of the Transmission Media

    In telecommunication network transmission media is very precious.

    CDMA network elements (e.g. MSC/VLR,SMSC(Short Message

    Service), HLR,SCP) are connected via dedicate E1(PCM) links

    for signaling (CCS7), which is very vulnerable or low redundancy

    . If link is break network element goes aloof.

    To avoid this kind of situation all the network elements are

    connected to SSTP(Stand Alone Signal Transfer Point) which main

    function is transfer the signaling of network element through single

    E1 or PCS link, no need to connect all the network elements to each

    other. Like in BSNL West Bengal circle has one SSTP at Kolkataand mated pair in Bihar circle Patna SSTP. All the CDMA MSCs

    in west Bengal, SCP, PDSN,SMSC, all Transit Exchanges (TAX)

    are connected to SSTP Kolkata as primary signaling transfer point

    and SSTP Patna as secondary or redundancy of rst one.

    B. Network Diagram of CDMA Network Elements Before

    SSTP Connectivity

    Fig. 1: CDMA Network Diagram

    In g. 1, all MSCs are connected individually to other CDMA

    network elements like SCP,HLR, SMSC,PDSN. Total no. of E1or PCMs requirement is eleven.

    If we connect all the CDMA network elements to SSTP then

    requirement of PCM is very less.

    C. Network Diagram of CDMA Network Elements After

    SSTP Connectivity

    In g. 2, describe that all the CDMA Network Elements like

    MSCs, HLR, PDSN, SMSC are connected to SSTP network. All

    signaling is transfer though SSTP, it reduced the requirement of

    E1 or PCM. If new network element connects to CDMA network,

    we just require single PCM.

    Fig. 2: CDMA Network Diagram with SSTP

    II. 123 IVR (Interactive Voice Record) Announcement for

    Roaming Pre-Paid Subscriber

    A. 123 Call Flow Of Home Subscriber

    STEP 1

    This scenario describes call origination by a home subscriber

    dialing 123.Pre-Paid subscriber of CDMA gets announcement

    123 for balance enquiry, recharge etc. When subscriber in home

    location, dialing 123 call forward to own MSC.

    STEP 2MSC query to its HLR. In HLR subscriber status is Pre-Paid

    so MSC send the signaling message to SCP with MDN(Mobile

    Directory Number) via ORREQ signaling. SCP check the

    subscriber status in SCP Server whether subscriber has active?

    Blacklisted (unauthorized subscriber )/missing Claim ? if all are

    OK, then SCP check dial no. 123.

    STEP 3

    SCP send the SIZZER signaling message to IP(Intelligent

    Peripheral play announcement for 123 ) for allocating the free

    resource for announcement which called TLDN(Temporary

    Located Directory Number ).

    STEP 4

    IP send the free TLDN no. to SCP via SIZZER Response Signaling.

    After SCP get the free TLDN no. from IP ,its send to originating

    CDMA Technique & Its Special Function inNetwork Technology1Sanjoy Paul, 2Radha Krishna Jana

    1JTO, CDMA Nodal Centre, Kolkata, WB, India2Dept. of CSE, Mallabhum Institute of Technology, Bishnupur, Bankura, WB, India

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    calling MSC via CONNECT signaling. MSC collect TLDN no. from

    SCP and contact to IP directly for getting announcement. After IP

    getting TLDN no. from MSC which is match with allocated TLDN

    to SCP, then IP send INTREQ(Instruction Request) signaling to

    SCP for requesting which announcement to play.SCP sent SRFDIR

    signaling with announcement no. from its announcement list.

    After getting SRFDIR signaling with announcement no. IP play

    announcement to subscriber and send SRFDIR RES signaling to

    SCP to conrm successful announcement.

    B. 123 IVR Call Flow of Home Subscriber

    Fig. 3:

    C. Signalling Flow for 123 IVR

    Fig. 4:

    An MS call origination with dialed digits is received by the1.

    Serving MSC.

    The Serving MSC detects and sends an ORREQ signal to2.

    the SCP.

    The SCP determines that an IP is required to play an3.

    announcement to the MS with the subscribers. The SCP

    sends a SEIZERES to an IP requesting the resource.

    When the IP receives the SEIZERES, it allocates a TLDN to4.

    the appropriate resource. The TLDN is returned to the SCP

    in the seizeres.

    The SCP sends a CONNRES to the Serving MSC with5.

    instructions to set up a call leg to the IP.The Serving MSC

    sets up the call leg to the IP.

    When the call is detected at the IP, the IP sends an INSTREQ6.

    to the SCP requesting call processing instructions.

    The SCP sends an SRFDIR to the IP with the ANNLIST7.

    parameter indicating the announcement to play.The IP plays

    the announcement indicated by the ANNLIST parameter.

    The IP sends an empty srfdir to the SCP.8.

    The SCP sends an instreq to the IP to conclude the SCP-IP9.

    conversation.

    Note: the SCP may send the instreq to the IP at any time after

    Step-f.The SCP determines the subscriber has Pre-Paid active and the10.

    subscribers account is active. The SCP sends an orreq to the

    Serving MSC to indicate that call processing shall continue

    D. 123 Call Flow of Roaming Subscriber

    But when subscriber in Roaming then scenario is something

    different because visited MSC not directly connected to IP or

    SCP. Different MSCs connected to different SCP and IP.

    Like in BSNL CDMA Network Elements divided into three zone

    like east zone, west-north zone, south zone.In east zone two SCP

    and two IP and under east zone SCP and IP total 17no. MSCs.

    Let Pre-Paid subscriber of east zone roaming into other MSC ofother zone (west-north or south zone), visited MSC or serving MSC

    not directly connected to east zone SCP or IP .where subscriber dial

    123 for balance enquiry, call routed to visited MSC which have no

    data(location update) for new subscriber. Then visited MSC query

    to HLR. HLR send the subscriber data from its data base to visited

    MSC via SSTP which contain the subscriber type, SCP location,

    SMSC location etc. Visited MSC check the database, if it is pre paid

    subscriber then it send the MDN and dial no. to SCP which location

    known from its HLR data base via ORREQ signaling. SCP check

    the subscriber status in SCP Server whether subscriber has active?

    Blacklisted (unauthorized subscriber)/missing Claim? If all are

    OK, then SCP checks dial no. 123. SCP send the SIZZER signaling

    message to IP(Intelligent Peripheral play announcement for 123) for allocating the free resource play announcement which called

    TLDN(Temporary Located Directory Number ). IP send the free

    TLDN no. to SCP via SIZZER Response Signaling. After SCP

    get the free TLDN no. from IP, its send to originating calling MSC

    via CONNECT signaling. MSC collect TLDN no. from SCP and

    contact to IP directly for getting announcement. After IP getting

    TLDN no. from MSC which is match with allocated TLDN to

    SCP then IP sends INTREQ (Instruction Request) signaling to SCP

    for requesting which announcement to play. SCP sent SRFDIR

    signaling with announcement number from its announcement list.

    After getting SRFDIR signaling with announcement number IP

    play announcement to subscriber and send SRFDIR RES to SCPto conrm successful announcement.

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    E. 123 IVR Call Flow In Roaming Scenario for East Zone

    Subscriber

    Fig. 5:

    Subscriber Dial 123.1.

    Roaming MSC send to WIN SCP Kolkata for validation.2.

    WIN SCP check and send WIN IP for 123 calling.3.

    WIN IP send TLDN no.(11Digit) to SCP .4.

    SCP send TLDN no. to Roaming MSC.5.

    Roaming MSC dial with TLDN no. provide by IP via L16.

    Tax.

    WIN IP Kolkata play announcement to Roaming Subscriber7.via Roaming MSC.

    III. Network Design of SCP Interface Server Connectivity

    with M/s Pyro for Cnannel Top-up or Recharge for BSNL

    EAST ZONE Pre-paid Subscriber

    Fig. 6:

    E1 Converter ,it converts TCP/IP link to PCM link.

    SCP IMP Server is Interface Server of CDMA Network.

    SCP Subs. DATABASE ,Where subscribers data store.

    When prepaid subscriber wish to recharge his/her number though

    easy, c-topup or through web (www.bsnl.co.in/recharge). His

    request send to M/s Pyro server with proper denomination(rupees

    value) and validity in day. In Pyro server check authentication

    of subscriber pay account through payee Bank. After successful

    payment of recharge value subscriber , pyro server re commands

    to SCP IMP server with proper value and validity. Then SCP

    subscriber data Base is update with new validity and recharge

    sum amount.

    Here Pyro server and SCP server not co-located so both network

    connected via PCM. But servers are working with TCP/IP network.

    So here E1 converter required to convert PCM or E1 to TCP/IP

    or vis. Versa.

    Router required here to aggregate the both Pyro network and

    SCP network. Because both are use different network address.

    R outer also provides securities to CDMA network from Pyro

    network. It is very important thing to this network other wise any

    intruder can access the subscriber Data Base which content thewhole BSNL EAST Zone pre-paid subscribers data with CDR(call

    Detail Record).

    IV. SCP O&M Client (SMAP Client) Extended to Different

    MSC in EAST ZONE Via E1 Converter

    SMAP or Service Management Access Point ,through which SCP

    services like subscriber creation, issue, deletion, modication

    system up gradation are manage. SCP is zonal equipment, so every

    circle need SMAP client to manage its own circle subscribers.

    SMAP server is located in Kolkata for east zone. To extended the

    client to different circle required two E1 converter which convert

    TCP/IP link to E1 link or vise versa for each circle. A router ofcisco series is provides to aggregate the client network and SCP

    network because both has different network IDs. Output port

    of router connected to switch. From switch E1 converters are

    connected by RJ45 cable and via E1 link or PCM link connection

    is extended to different circle. Each circle use same E1 converter

    to convert PCM or E1 link to TCP/IP link. Remote SMAP client

    connected to converter by RJ45 cable. Flowing schematic diagram

    describe the whole scenario of network connection.

    Fig. 7:

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    References

    [1] Theodore S. Rappaport,"Wireless Communications Principle

    & Practice", 2nd Edition, PHI.

    [2] Tata Mc-Graw Hill B. A. Rorouzan,"Data Communication

    and Networking", 3rd Edition.

    [3] William Stalling,"Wireless Communications & Network",

    Pearson Education.

    [4] Andrew, S.Tanenbaum,"Computer Networks", Fourth

    Edition.

    [5] W.C.Y. Lee,"Mobile Communications Engineering".

    Sanjoy Paul received his Bachelor

    of Engineering in Electronics and

    Communication Engineering from

    Burdwan University, India, in 2004,

    pursuing M.Tech degree in Microwave

    Engineering from Birla Institute of

    Technology, Mesra, Ranchi, India, in

    2012. He presently working as Junior

    Telecom Ofcer in Wireless Intelligent

    Network, Kolkata project in BharatSanchar Nigam Limited (A Govt. of

    India Enterprise) .

    Radha Krishna Jana received his

    B.E. degree in Computer Science

    and Engineering from Bribhum

    institute of Engineering and

    Technology,Sur i ,Birbhum,West

    Bengal,India in 2004, the M.Tech. degree

    in Computer Technology from Jadavpur

    University, Jadavpur,Kolkata, in 2008. He

    was a lecturer, Senior lecturer, assistantprofessor, with Department of Computer

    Science and Engineering,Mallabhum

    Institute of Technology, in 2006, 2010 and 2010 respectively. Now

    he is also assistant professor with department of Computer science

    & Engineering in Mallabhum Institute of Technology His research

    interests include Database Management System, GIS & Remote

    Sensing, Articial Intelligence and Wireless Communication.