WO1998025426A2 - Call set-up process - Google Patents
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04Q—SELECTING
- H04Q3/00—Selecting arrangements
- H04Q3/0016—Arrangements providing connection between exchanges
- H04Q3/0025—Provisions for signalling
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- H04M—TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
- H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
- H04M3/42—Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
- H04M3/42025—Calling or Called party identification service
- H04M3/42034—Calling party identification service
- H04M3/42059—Making use of the calling party identifier
- H04M3/42068—Making use of the calling party identifier where the identifier is used to access a profile
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- H04M—TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION
- H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
- H04M3/42—Systems providing special services or facilities to subscribers
- H04M3/42229—Personal communication services, i.e. services related to one subscriber independent of his terminal and/or location
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- H—ELECTRICITY
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- H04M7/00—Arrangements for interconnection between switching centres
- H04M7/12—Arrangements for interconnection between switching centres for working between exchanges having different types of switching equipment, e.g. power-driven and step by step or decimal and non-decimal
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- H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
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- H04M2207/00—Type of exchange or network, i.e. telephonic medium, in which the telephonic communication takes place
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- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
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- H04M3/00—Automatic or semi-automatic exchanges
- H04M3/38—Graded-service arrangements, i.e. some subscribers prevented from establishing certain connections
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- H04W88/00—Devices specially adapted for wireless communication networks, e.g. terminals, base stations or access point devices
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- This invention relates to telecommunications systems. It is of particular application to the digital cellular radio system known as GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) but is not limited thereto.
- GSM Global System for Mobile Communications
- the invention is concerned with improving the accessibility of advanced telecommunications services.
- Intelligent networks have been conceived and developed in order to allow advanced and versatile telecommunications services to be supplied over conventional telephone networks.
- Some of these services require users to carry out transactions, using their telephones, in addition to the conventioanl call set-up transaction, and others require modification of the conventional call set-up trasaction.
- Such services include the routing of calls under centralised control, according to factors such as call diversions set up by the called party, number translation services (e.g. to allow connection to different local service providers using the same number from any point within a wide area, by routing the call differently according to the origin of the call) and many other facilities, or to allow the use of special-tariff dialling codes (free, local rate, or premium).
- Some services require the user to enter information, subsequent to initiating a transaction.
- PIN - Personal Identification Number For example certain premium rate services require a special user identification number (usually known as a PIN - Personal Identification Number) to be transmitted in order to allow access to the service. This prevents personnel who have access to the telephone from making unauthorised transactions, for example international calls, or calls to premium rate services, whilst still allowing them unhindered access for other categories of transaction such as local or emergency calls.
- Intelligent networks have been conceived and developed largely on the basis of an analogue Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), i.e. the conventional fixed telephone network.
- PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network
- a special resource has to be switched into the connection to play a voice menu, receive DTMF tones, etc.
- an analogue-based exchange of information is passed between the user and the special Intelligent Network resource.
- the special resource then translates this into a digital signalling message to send to a intelligent network service control system for processing information on the system, such as authorising or barring the transaction attempt.
- the digital cellular radio system GSM has started to develop and introduce a comparable IN development under a service description known by the acronym CAMEL (Customer Applications for Mobile Enhanced Logic) .
- CAMEL Customer Applications for Mobile Enhanced Logic
- standard analogue collection of information is required in order to control service requests etc. For example, if a mobile station transmits a short-code number using e.g. DTMF tones, the switching centre recognises this as a request for an IN service and transmits this code, together with the mobile station's user identity, to a service controller which identifies the line to which the transaction relates (which may depend on the user code), and routes the transaction appropriately (or fails the transaction if the user is not authorised to use the code) .
- the term 'signalling connection' is used to identify such narrow-bandwidth channels used for call set-up, etc, as distinct from traffic channels.
- a speech channel is required. It is inconvenient to have such channels used for service requests which will not result in a requirement for a speech channel, (e.g if the transaction is going to fail because the correct authorisation code is not sent) .
- the mobile station when the mobile station is not operating on its home network, it requires that the current ("host”) network can handle the IN service required.
- the GSM system also has a capability known as the Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) capability
- USSD Unstructured Supplementary Service Data
- This service was introduced to allow supplementary service control between a terminal and its home network.
- This capability provides transmission of a "packet" of data between the terminal and the home network and vice versa, to enable operators to introduce their own special service offerings, allowing users to operate these special services even when not operating on their home network.
- This capability allows such services to be introduced without the need to modify the mobile station, provided the user is informed of the sequence of keystrokes required to perform it.
- the system can return codes which the mobile station will recognise, e.g. error code ' 1 0' may cause the mobile station to display an appropriate message in a language selected according to the initial programming of the mobile station.
- the USSD capability allows the transmission of data direct between the mobile station and the service control system, without any interaction of the switching centre. This is of particular advantage in the context of "roaming", wherein the mobile station operates with a switch belonging to an operator other than its home network.
- the switch may only be compatible with the terminal to the extent required by the standardisation implicit in the GSM standard, and therefore services specific to the user's "home” network are not necessarily supported by the switch to which the user is currently connected.
- a method of initiating a telecommunications transaction comprising the steps of; setting up a low-bandwidth initial signalling path interconnecting a terminal, a switching centre, and a service control system; transmitting an initial signal from the terminal to the switching centre over the initial signalling path, transmitting, over the initial signalling path, a first, transaction request, signal from the switching centre to the service control system, according to a first signalling protocol; transmitting, over the initial signalling path, a second signal from the service control system to the terminal according to a signalling protocol different from the first signalling protocol, transmitting, over the initial signalling path a third signal, in reply to the second signal, from the terminal to the service control system, also according to a signalling protocol different from the first signalling protocol, in response to the third signal, generating a fourth, transaction control, signal for transmission from the service control system to the switching centre to control the transaction,
- authorisation and any other transaction-related messages can be transmitted directly between the terminal and the user's home network by way of the current "host" switch, without any data processing by the host switch, before establishment of a high-bandwidth full speech channel.
- the invention avoids the setting up of a high bandwidth connection until it is determined that such a connection is required for the transaction to be performed. It should be noted that the transaction to be performed may differ from that requested, for example if a transaction is requested which is barred to the user making the request.
- the service control system may, in response to the third signal, perform the steps of: determining whether the transaction to be performed requires a high bandwidth communications path, providing such a high bandwidth path only if so required, and initiating the transaction to be performed, the transaction using said high bandwidth path if provided, and using said initial signalling path if no high bandwidth communications path is provided. Accordingly, a speech channel need not be set up by the host switch unless the service control centre in the user's
- "home” network determines that such a speech channel is required to support the service requested. For example, even if the requested transaction requires a speech channel, the intelligent network capability does not allocate a speech channel unless the transaction which is in fact to be performed also requires a speech channel.
- Services can also be requested which do not require speech channels at all, such as location information, for example to indicate to the user the cost of the current call, which depends on the tariff currently applicable to him (which is set by the home system, not the current 'host' network, but may also depend on the user's present location) .
- location information for example to indicate to the user the cost of the current call, which depends on the tariff currently applicable to him (which is set by the home system, not the current 'host' network, but may also depend on the user's present location) .
- this protocol is the USSD protocol discused above.
- the fourth signal is also convenient for the same, first, signalling protocol used by the initial transaction request signal.
- this first signalling protocol may be the INAP (Intelligent Network Application Part).
- the system is a cellular radio system, specifically according to the GSM standard. However the system is applicable to other telecommunications networks, whether mobile or fixed.
- the third signal, transmitted from the switching centre to the service control system, may include any information necessary for setting up the service. This may include the identity of the terminal setting up the transaction, an authorisation code (entered manually by the user or automatically, in response to a prompt from the service control system), the location of the terminal, (for example an indication of the base station currently serving the mobile station), and any other information necessary to support the required service.
- the location information may be retransmitted to the terminal as part of the exchange of information.
- a mobile station (MS) 1 1 is in radio communication with a base station system (BSS) 1 2 forming part of the fixed part of a mobile radio system.
- the base station is one of several connected to a mobile switching centre (MSC) 1 3.
- the switching centre 1 3 controls the routing of calls to and from mobile stations 1 1 by way of the base stations 1 2, transferring the fixed end of the communication link with the mobile station 1 1 from one base station 1 2 to another as the mobile station 1 1 moves.
- the switching centre 13 Whilst the mobile station 1 1 is connected to the switching centre 13 through one of its associated base stations 1 2, the switching centre has details of the user stored in an associated database known as the Visitor Location
- VLR Voice Location Register
- SCP Intelligent Network Service Control Point
- MS mobile station
- BSS 1 2 plays no part in the signal processing. It is the interface between the fixed (1 2-1 5) and mobile 1 1 parts of the network, and its primary function is as a radio transceiver.
- the associated signalling is transmitted over a signalling channel (step 1 ).
- the MSC 1 3 recognises a customer identity (encoded electronically in the call set-up signals) and accesses the data relating to the user and stored in the VLR 14.
- the data in the VLR 14 relating to the user 1 1 includes a flag identifying him as an IN served customer, i.e. this is part of his overall service support, entered and agreed with the mobile service provider when the user initially takes out a contract with the mobile service provider.
- the MSC 1 3 halts the call process (as per standard CAMEL procedure) and sends an initial detection point message (2), according to the INAP (Intelligent Network Application Part) protocol, to the service control point SCP 1 5.
- the SCP 1 5 then activates the user's service profile and as part of that profile recognises the need to retrieve additional information from the user 1 1 , e.g. a PIN (personal identity number) or some other information.
- the SCP initiates a message 3 to the mobile station, for example requesting an authorisation code, which is passed back to the MS 1 1 by way of the switching centre MSC 13 and base station BSS 1 2, using the USSD protocols, over the signalling channel.
- the MS 1 1 having received the USSD message 3, may display the contents e.g. on a visual display or as an audible message.
- the user may then enter any information requested, such as the requested authorisation code, and the mobile station 1 1 sends a second USSD message 4, containing this information by way of the BSS 1 2 and MSC 1 3, back to the SCP 1 5.
- the SCP 1 5 acts on the message received and returns the standard INAP response 5 to the MSC 1 3, whereupon the MSC 1 3 will act on that information for example to set up a call, including a full speech channel if required (6).
- This system has a number of advantages.
- the USSD data collection process required by the "CAMEL" capability of GSM is completely independent of the initial call set-up 1 and response 5 from the SCP, so the present embodiment is fully compatible with this capability, and there are no additional developments needed of these capabilities.
- Enhancements of the invention allow for the SCP 1 5 to "notify" the terminal of an event recognised within the SCP 1 5.
- An example of this could be a service wherein the SCP 1 5 recognises whether the user 1 1 is making a transaction in an area that is part of the local call zone, and if it is not in that zone a message is delivered to the terminal displaying that the transaction is not at cheap rate.
- Other service examples are possible, e.g. an indication of current credit available to the user in a pre-paid service option.
- a second enhancement makes it possible for the USSD message to be used to retrieve data from the user's terminal 1 1 at the request of the SCP 1 5.
- a service example of this could be the retrieval of a pre-stored PIN. This simplifies services for the user, allowing the user to avoid entry of data for service action.
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