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ZXIN10System Service Description

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Contents

About This Manual ............................................................ iPurpose ................................................................................. iIntended Audience .................................................................. iPrerequisite Skill and Knowledge ............................................... iWhat Is in This Manual ............................................................. iConventions .......................................................................... iiHow to Get in Touch .............................................................. iii

Chapter 1 ......................................................................... 1WVPN .............................................................................. 1

Service Description .......................................................... 1Service Features .............................................................. 1

Chapter 2 ......................................................................... 5PPC .................................................................................. 5

Service Description .......................................................... 5Service Features .............................................................. 5

Chapter 3 ....................................................................... 13Data PPS and VC ........................................................... 13

Data PPS ...................................................................... 13VC ............................................................................... 13

Chapter 4 ....................................................................... 15WFPH ............................................................................. 15

Service Description ........................................................ 15Service Features ............................................................ 15

Chapter 5 ....................................................................... 17CTD ................................................................................ 17

Service Description ........................................................ 17


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Service Features ............................................................ 17Appendix A .................................................................... 19Abbreviations ................................................................ 19Index ............................................................................. 21


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About This Manual

Purpose

This manual provides procedures and guidelines to understandWVPN, PPC, Data PPS, VC, WFPH and CTD services.

Intended Audience

This manual is intended for engineers and technicians whoperform operational activities on the ZXIN 10.

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this manual effectively, users should have a general

understanding of wireless telecommunications technology.

What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters.

T A B LE 1 CH A PTER SU MMA R Y

Chapter Summary

Chapter 1 WVPN Provides WVPN service description and

service features.

Chapter 2 PPC Provides PPC service description andservice features.

Chapter 3 Data PPSand VC

Provides service description for Data PPSand VC.

Chapter 4 WFPH Provides WFPH service description andservice features.

Chapter 5 CTD Provides CTD service description andservice features.


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Conventions

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Typeface Meaning

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Double-click Refers to quickly clicking twice on the primarymouse button (usually the left mouse button).

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C h a p t e r

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WVPN

Service DescriptionThe WVPN service provides, through the resources of CDMAnetwork, a logical private network for some enterprises andgroups to help them open services to the CDMA subscriberswithin the private network. Such a service can offer a certain

premium tariff to the subscribers within the groups. It eases themanagement on the fee of the groups and individual subscribers.

Service Features1. On-net call

When a WVPN subscriber calls another subscriber in thesame WVPN group, namely, making the on-net call, he/shecan dial the WVPN number or real telephone number of thecalled subscriber.

2. Off-net call (with WVPN subscriber as the caller)

When a WVPN subscriber calls fixed or mobile subscribersoutside the WVPN group, the WVPN group can decidewhether to allow the WVPN subscriber to dial the off-net

numbers by setting authorities.

If off-net calls have been defined in the subscribersauthorized call attribute, the restricted off-net numbers can

be dialed by entering a correct authorization password.

3. Off-net call (with the WVPN subscriber as the called party)

When a subscriber outside the group calls and anothersubscriber inside this WVPN group, the WVPN group candecide whether to allow the WVPN subscriber to dial the off-net numbers by setting authorities.

4. Calls in the closed user group


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When the subscribers of a WVPN group in the same CUGmake calls with each other, they can enjoy a certain

premium rate.

5. Calls between the closed user groups

Calls between different closed user groups in a WVPN groupcan be allowed or prohibited by setting authorities.

If inter-CUG calls have been defined in the subscribersauthorized call attribute, the restricted subscribers not in thesame CUG can be called party by entering a correctauthorization password.

6. Authorized call

For a special call type defined in the subscribers authorizedcall attribute, the correct password corresponding to thesubscribers identity is required; otherwise, no connection is

made.

7. Privileged call

For a special call type defined in the groups privileged callattribute, the correct password corresponding to thesubscribers identity is required to override the blocked calls;otherwise, no connection is made.

8. Remote access

At any terminals of other subscribers in a WVPN group, aWVPN subscriber of this group can enjoy his/her ownauthorities and call subscribers in the same group or off-net

subscribers by entering the valid subscriber ID and password,and the call charges are kept into the WVPN account.

9. Attendant login and logout

A subscriber can log in or log out as an attendant by dialing a

specified access number.

10. Calling the attendant

A subscriber can call an attendant by dialing a specified

access number. Currently, the system may have multipleattendants, and the subscriber can find the idle attendantsfor connection based on certain principles.

The attendant can provide such services as the telephonenumber query and question answer.

11. Service management call

An ordinary subscriber or a group attendant (administrator)

can query, set, modify and delete the service data of thegroup or a subscriber by dialing the management accessnumber.

12. Special access number

Attendant login (only the WVPN subscriber with theattendant attribute can log in)


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Attendant logout (only the WVPN subscriber with theattendant attribute can log out)

Calling an attendant (a WVPN subscriber calls theattendant of the group)

Remote access (any WVPN on-net subscriber accessesthe network with the WVPN account)

Service management access (a WVPN subscribermanages the service data)


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PPC

Service DescriptionThe PPC service is an IN service offered through the IS826-compliant 800MHz CDMA network. The subscriber creates anaccount by prepaying a certain sum or purchasing a card of afixed value (for example, a voucher card) and put certain money

into it as phone charges. In case of call setup, the systemdecides whether to receive or reject it according to the balancein the subscribers account. During the conversation, real-timecharging is performed and the phone charges are deducted fromthe subscribers account. In this way, the charges are prepaidfor the subscribers conversation and usage of other services.When the subscribers balance is insufficient, the conversation

will be terminated and the corresponding announcementrecorded will be played.

Service Features1. Minimum threshold: A minimum threshold can be defined for

the prepaid charging service. When the account balance ofthe prepaid charging subscriber is lower than the threshold,

the account enters the reservation period. A recordedannouncement will be played to prompt the subscriber thathe/she can neither originate a call nor receive a call with theprepaid charging account. If such operations as calling theattendant or modifying the service features are free of

charge, when the balance of the subscriber is lower than theminimum threshold, the subscriber can still dial themanagement access codes to recharge, query balance,modify the password, report a loss, cancel the loss report,

call an attendant or modify the service features. If suchoperations as calling the attendant or modifying the servicefeatures are charged, when the balance of the subscriber islower than the minimum threshold, the subscriber cannot


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perform these operations. However, he/she can recharge,query the balance, modify the password, report a loss and

cancel the loss report.

2. Recharging prompt: A recharging threshold can be defined

for the prepaid charging service. If the balance of theprepaid charging subscriber is lower than the recharging

threshold, when the subscriber starts a call, the recordedannouncement will be played to prompt that the balance ofthe subscriber is not enough and ask the subscriber torecharge in time before any calls can be connected.

3. Prompt of validity period: If the validity period of the accountof the prepaid charging subscriber will expire soon, when thesubscriber starts a call, a recorded announcement is played

to prompt the subscriber that the validity period will be duebefore the call can be connected.

4. Balance judgment: If the account balance is higher than thethreshold, after the subscriber starts or before he/she

receives a call, the system judges whether the balance onthe account is enough for the call. If it is not enough, arecorded announcement will be played to the caller to inform

that the balance is not enough.

5. Pre-call balance announcement: The subscriber can apply forthe service of pre-call balance announcement. Thisannouncement can be activated or deactivated through the

management process at any time. After the subscriberregisters and activates this service, each time the subscriberstarts a call, he/she is informed of the current account

balance in the form of a recorded announcement.

6. Prompt of allowable call duration: The subscriber can applyfor the service of pre-call allowable call durationannouncement. This announcement can be activated or

deactivated through the management process at any time.After the subscriber registers and activates this service, eachtime the subscriber starts a call, he/she is informed of theallowed call duration in the form of a recorded

announcement.

7. Post-call balance announcement: The subscriber can alsoapply for the service of post-call balance announcement. This

announcement can be activated or deactivated through themanagement process at any time. After the subscriberregisters and activates this service, when the prepaidcharging subscriber acts as a caller to start a call, if the

called party hooks on, a recorded announcement will beplayed to the caller to inform him/her of the balance beforeending the call. If the caller hooks on, the system will informhim/her of the current balance in the form of a short

message. When the prepaid charging subscriber acts as thecalled, the system will inform him/her of the current balancein the form of a short message.


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8. Limit indication: When the subscriber is engaged in a call,the system dynamically monitors the account balance of the

prepaid charging subscriber. When the balance only affordsthe subscriber to call for one more minute, a recorded

announcement will be played to inform the prepaid chargingsubscriber. If the subscriber does not hook on when the

specified time is up, the call will be cut off by the system.

9. System barred number: A series of barred numbers can bespecified by the system, such as information servicenumbers and international numbers. Once the barred

numbers are set, none of the subscribers can dial them. Ifthe subscriber dials one of these numbers, a recordedannouncement will be played to prompt the subscriber before

the call is cut off.

10. Recharging: The subscriber can recharge his/her accountwith a voucher card or at the business hall. The prepaidcharging subscriber can buy a voucher card with certainvalue, and recharge the prepaid charging account as follows:dialing the management access codes with his/her prepaidcharging mobile phone, and entering the voucher card

number. If the recharging is successful, the account balanceof the subscriber will increase and the validity will beprolonged. The system poses a maximum limit on the fund(6,000 yuan for the time being). If the account balance hits

the maximum limit when the subscriber recharges, therecharging cannot be performed and a recordedannouncement will be played to prompt the subscriber. If thevalidity period has been prolonged to reach the maximum

(two years), a successful recharging only increases thebalance instead of the validity period. The subscriber canalso go to the business hall to recharge his/her account.

11. Balance inquiry: The subscriber can dial the managementaccess codes with his/her prepaid charging mobile phone toquery the current account balance. The subscriber isinformed of the current balance in the form of a recorded

announcement.

12. Changing password: The subscriber can dial themanagement access code with his/her prepaid charging

mobile phone to change the password of his/her prepaid

charging account. The subscriber should enter the originalpassword before modifying the password. Only when thesubscriber enters the correct original password, and the new

password is entered in a correct format and entered exactlythe same twice, can the subscriber change the password.The subscriber can also change the password with the help ofthe attendant or at the business hall.

13. Calling an attendant: The subscriber can call an attendant forhelp by dialing the management access codes with his/herprepaid charging mobile phone.

14. Reporting a loss/canceling a loss report: The prepaid

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report of the prepaid charging mobile phone by dialing themanagement access codes with any DTMF phone set. The

phone sets that can be used by the subscriber to report aloss and cancel the loss report include: fixed phone sets in

the PSTN network, ordinary GSM subscribers in the GSMnetwork, and ordinary subscribers or prepaid charging

subscribers in the CDMA network. Before reporting aloss/canceling the loss report, the subscriber should enterthe number and the correct password of the prepaid chargingmobile phone. The subscriber can also report a loss and

cancel the loss report with the help of the attendant or at thebusiness hall.

15. Incoming call screening: The subscriber can apply for the

function of the incoming call screening. The screeningcondition can be the calling number, incoming password,time segment (in days), or the location of the called party.

By dialing the management access codes and entering thecorrect password, the subscriber can, following the recordedprompts, activate or deactivate screening by calling number,by password, by time segment (in days), or by location of

the called party. The subscriber can also modify suchscreening conditions as the screening password, callingnumber, screening time segment (by day) and the area codeof the called party. The subscriber can also perform theoperations mentioned above with the help of an attendant orat the business hall. Each subscriber can define up to fivecalling numbers, one screening location area and onescreening time segment.

16. Outgoing call barring: The subscriber can apply for thefunction of outgoing call barring. Each subscriber can defineup to five outgoing call allowed/barred codes, which can bethe international direct dialing (IDD prefix, domestic directdialing (DDD) prefix, country code, area code or callednumber. By dialing the management access codes andentering the correct subscriber password, the subscriber canactivate or deactivate the subscriber outgoing call barringand modify the outgoing call allowed/barred codes accordingto the recorded prompts. The subscriber can also perform

the operations mentioned above with the help of anattendant or at the business hall.

17. Preferential number: The subscriber can apply for thepreferential number and define different preferentialnumbers for incoming and outgoing calls. Each subscribercan define up to five preferential numbers for incoming callsand outgoing calls respectively. If the outgoing callpreferential numbers are defined, when the subscriber dials

these numbers, the calls will be charged at a premiumcharging rate or preferential charging than that of normalcalls. If the incoming call preferential numbers are defined,

when the subscriber receives calls from these numbers, thecalls will be charged at a premium charging rate orpreferential charging than that of normal calls. The operator


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defines the charging rate, preferential charging and specificdiscounts according to the service needs. By dialing the

management access codes, calling an attendant or going tothe business hall for registration, the subscriber can activate

preferential number features and perform such operations assetting, modifying and querying specific preferential numbers.

Each subscriber can set a special preferential number, whichis the first preferential number saved in the system. Whendialing this number, the subscriber can enjoy more favorablerates. In addition, the subscriber is not allowed to set the

system barred numbers as preferential numbers.

18. Call forwarding on busy/no reply/unconditional: The prepaidcharging subscriber can apply for call forwarding on busy/no

reply/unconditional. By dialing the management accesscodes, the subscriber can activate or deactivate thesefeatures at any time, as well as modify the specific forward

numbers. The subscriber can also perform the operationsmentioned above by calling an attendant or at the businesshall.

19. Service features modification: The subscriber can dial the

management access codes with his/her prepaid chargingmobile phone to modify his/her service features. The correctsubscriber password should be entered before the subscribermodifies the service features. The service features that the

subscriber can modify include preferential number, incomingscreening, outgoing call barring, call forwarding on busy/noreply/unconditional, pre-call balance announcement, pre-callallowed call duration announcement, post-call balance

announcement and call failure announcement.

20. Free call: It is free of charge for the prepaid chargingsubscriber to enjoy the FPH service or other free special

services.

21. Call failure announcement: The subscriber can apply for thecall failure announcement, which can be activated ordeactivated through the management process at any time.After the subscriber registers and activates this service,when the subscriber acts as a caller and has not applied forcall forwarding feature, the system will send a short message

to inform the called party of the calling number, in case of

call failure for subscriber busy, phone power-off or networkfailure.

22. Timeout re-prompt: If the input by the subscriber times out(including the initial digit timeout and the interdigit timeout;the former indicates that the subscriber makes no inputwithin the specified timeframe of the system after hearingthe announcement; while the latter indicates that the timeinterval between the two input digits exceeds the specifiedtime before the digit input reaches the smallest digit of theinput number), a recorded announcement will be replayed to

prompt the subscriber. If the input operation still times out,


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the system will play Announcement 10 Sorry. Your inputsare incorrect. Goodbye. Then the system cuts off the call.


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Data PPS and VC

Data PPSThe data PPS service is oriented to the CDMA 1X subscribers. Itprovides the CDMA 1X subscribers with data service inprepayment mode. ZTE first launches the data PPS in theindustry. In this service, the voice account and data account of

the PPS subscriber are combined. Only a simple interface test isrequired to directly provide CDMA 1X data service for the PPCsubscribers of the CDMA IN (from ZTE or other manufacturers).The service charge is deducted from the voice account of the IN

PPC service.

VCThe VC service allows the subscriber to implement rechargingoperation to obtain the outgoing calls correctly and incoming callcorrectly. The subscriber can implement the recharging throughthe terminal at the mobile business hall or by purchasing arechargeable card, and then dial the free recharging telephone

number to inject the value of the card to the subscriber'saccount. After the recharge is completed, a certain validityperiod will also be added to the validity period of his/her account.


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WFPH

Service DescriptionThe wireless FPH (WFPH) is a type of service with characteristiccharging performance. The service is used for voicecommunication service. In the WFPH, charges related to the callare paid by the called, while the caller is free of any charge.

Service Features1. One number: It means even if there are multiple telephone

terminals available for a subscriber of FPH service to receivethe calls, he/she can register only one telephone number.

Calls to this number will be connected to differentdestinations as required by the subscriber. For example, thecall can be connected to different destinations according tothe originating location. Each service subscriber can define

2,000 branches at most, and each subscriber has 100branches in average over the whole system.

2. It means the system can send prompts to subscribers of this

service for instruction on the next step, or can send recordedannouncements indicating occurrence of certain events.

3. When applying for the FPH service from the service provider,the service subscriber can selectively apply for the service

features below.

4. Call barring: It means that the subscriber can accept onlythe calls from some areas while barring those from other

areas; or he/she can bar the calls from some areas whileaccepting those from other areas. A subscriber can apply for10 restriction codes at most, which can be a country code,an area code, an exchange code, or a specific telephone

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5. Password access: It means the subscriber can require thecaller to enter the password when calling an FPH subscriber

before the call can be connected. The password can be 4-6digits long.

6. Destination selection by the caller location: It means that thecalls made by a subscriber can be routed according to the

location of the caller. Each subscriber can define 500 callerlocations at most, and the maximum length of the numberidentifying the caller location is six digits. Moreover, eachsubscriber averages 50 caller locations over the whole

system, and, within the range of total capacity, the numberof the subscribers with maximum caller locations is notlimited.

7. Destination selection by time: It means that the subscribercan select the destination number for receiving the incomingcalls according to time (namely, holiday, week, or hour, withthe smallest unit being minute). Currently, four timesegments are defined; that is to say, the subscriber canregister at most four time segments and four destinationnumbers corresponding to them.

8. Call distribution: It means that the subscriber can distributethe calls to him/her to different destination numbers at acertain proportion. For the selection of destination bypercentage of the calls, it is specified that 100% of the calls

can be divided into up to 50 equal or unequal parts, whichcan be as exact as to 1%.

9. Following prompt tone to make further selection: It means if

the number of the FPH service is used in multipledepartments, the system will play a prompt tone to enablethe subscriber to select the appropriate department.

10. Limiting call times: The subscriber can set the maximum

times of the calls to be accepted within a period (for example,one month). When the threshold is hit, no more call will beconnected and an announcement will be played to thesubscriber.

11. Quota limitation: The subscriber can set the maximum quotato be accepted within a period (for example, one month). Ifthe threshold is hit, no more call will be connected.

12. Call forwarding on busy/no reply: If the called party of thecall is busy or does not answer, the call can be forwarded toanother one or a few numbers preset by the subscriber.Currently, at most two forwarding numbers can be registeredfor each destination number, and these two numbers can beshared by the call forwarding on busy and the call forwardingon no reply. A call to each subscriber can at most beforwarded twice.


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A p p e n d i x

A

Abbreviations

Acronym Full Name

BCP Basic Call Process

BCM Basic Call Management

BCSM Basic Call State Model

B-ISDN Broadband ISDN

BSC Basic Station Control

CAMELCustomized Applications for Mobile NetworksEnhanced Logic

CAP CAMEL Application Part

CCAF Call Control Access Function

CCF Call Control Function

CDMA Code Division Multiple Access

COMM Communication

CP Core Processor

CS1, 2 Capability Set1, 2

CSI CAMEL Subscription Information

CSL Component Sub-layer

DB Database

DFP Distribution Function PlaneDP Detection Point

DPC Destination Signaling Point Code

DTI Digital Trunk Interface

DTU Digital Trunk Unit

DTMF Double Tone and Multiple Frequency

ECU Echo Cancellation Unit

ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute

FBI Fiber Bus Interface


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Acronym Full Name

FE Function Entity

MTP Message Transfer Part

SCCP Signaling Connection Control Part

INAP Intelligent Network Application Protocol

MAP Mobile Application Part

OMAP Operation and Maintenance Application Part

TCAP Transaction Capability Application Part

ISUP ISDN User Part

TUP Telephone User Part

WIN Wireless Intelligent Network


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Index

CDMA 1X ............................ 11CDMA IN ............................ 11CDMA network ..................... 5CTD ................................... 15DDD .................................... 8FPH .................................... 13

IDD ..................................... 8Minimum threshold ................ 5PPC service........................... 5Recharging prompt ................ 6WVPN .................................. 1

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