Table of Contents
1Scope
2References
3Abbreviationsandacronyms
4Relationships
4.1SRF-CCFrelationship
4.2SCF-SRFrelationship
5SCFFEmodel
6SRFFEmodel
6.1ResourceControlPart(RCP)
6.2ResourceFunctionPart(RFP)
6.3DataPart(DP)
7SRFapplicationentityprocedures
7.1TheSRFmanagementfinitestatemodel(SRMEFSM)
7.2TheSRFcallStateModel:SRSM
7.3SRFcontrolproceduresusingCTR/ETC
7.4OtherSRFcontrolprocedures
8SCFApplicationEntityprocedure
8.1TheSCFManagementstatemodelforSRF
8.2TheSCFCallStateModel(SCSM):FSMfor
specializedresource
9Detailedoperationprocedure
9.1ActivityTestprocedure
9.2AssistRequestInstructionsprocedure
9.3Cancelprocedure
9.4ConnectToResourceprocedure
9.5DisconnectForwardConnectionprocedure
9.6DisconnectForwardConnectionWithArgumentprocedure
9.7EstablishTemporaryConnectionprocedure
9.8PlayAnnouncementprocedure
9.9PromptAndCollectUserInformationprocedure
9.10PromptAndReceiveMessageprocedure
9.11ReportUTSIprocedure
9.12RequestReportUTSIprocedure
9.13SendSTUIprocedure
9.14ScriptCloseprocedure
9.15ScriptEventprocedure
9.16ScriptInformationprocedure
9.17ScriptRunprocedure
9.18SpecializedResourceReportprocedure
9.19SRFCallGapprocedure
9.20Operationtimervalue
10Parameters
10.1CallSegmentID
10.2CallSegmentToCancel
10.3CollectedInfo
10.4ControlType
10.5Digits
10.6CorrelationID
10.7DisconnectFromIPForbidden
10.8GapIndicators
10.9InformationToRecord
10.10InformationToSend
10.11LastEventIndicator
10.12LegID
10.13Media
10.14MailBoxID
10.15ReceivedStatus
10.16RecordedMessageID
10.17RecordedMessageUnits
10.18RequestAnnouncementComplete
10.19SRFgapCriteria
10.20SubscriberID
10.21UIScriptId
10.22UIScriptResultInfo
10.23UIScriptSpecificInfo
11Errorprocedures
11.1Operation-relatederrorprocedures
12ServicesassumedfromTCAP
12.1Normalprocedures
12.2Abnormalprocedures
12.3Dialoguehandling
ANNEXA-ASN.1definitions Abstract
Describes the protocol realizing the Q.1244 Distributed Functional Plane in a service and vendor implementation independent manner, as constrained by the capabilities of the embedded base of network technology. It provides the flexibility to allocate distributed functionality into multiple physical network configurations and to evolve IN from IN CS-4 to some future CS-N.
