Table of Contents
1General
2Overviewofthegenericprotocolsandoftheirscope
3Coexistenceofprotocolssupportedbyanetwork
4Keypadprotocol
5Featurekeymanagementprotocol
6Functionalprotocol
7Messagefunctionaldefinitionandcontent
8Generalmessageformatandinformationelementcoding
9Genericnotificationprocedures
10CallIndependentSignallingControlProcedures
AnnexAUserserviceprofilesandterminalidentification
A.1Introduction
A.2Userserviceprofiles
A.3Terminalidentification
A.4Initialization
A.5Identificationprocedure
AnnexBSDLdiagramsforHold/Retrievefunctions
AnnexCDefinitionofaddresstypes
AnnexDEnhancementsforVirtualPrivateNetworks
D.1Introduction
D.2Additionalmessagesandcontent
D.3Additionalinformationelementsandcoding
D.4Additionalproceduresforthecontrolof
supplementaryservicesusingthecommon
informationelementapproach
D.5Genericnotificationprocedures
D.6Flowcontrolandrelatednotifications
AppendixI-Illustrationoftheapplicationofthethree
protocoltypes
I.1Introduction
I.2ExampleuseoftheKeypadprotocol
I.3ExampleofuseoftheFeaturekeymanagement
protocol
I.4ExamplesofuseoftheFunctionalprotocol
AppendixII-Functionalreferencemodelfortheoperation
ofsupplementaryservices
AppendixIII-Generaldescriptionofcomponentencoding
rules
AppendixIV-Definitionofoperations,errorsanddatatypes
AppendixVListofobjectidentifiersdefinedin
RecommendationQ.932 Abstract
Specifies the generic methods which apply for controlling supplementary service at the user-network interface. Can be used for invocation and operation of supplementary services in association with existing calls or outside any existing calls.
