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European Telecommunications Standards Institute

Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 SS-CTLR
  4.1 Description
  4.2 Procedures
  4.3 Interactions with other supplementary services
      and ANFs
  4.4 Interworking considerations
  4.5 Overall SDL diagram
5 ANF-CTSP
  5.1 Description
  5.2 Procedures
  5.3 Interactions with other supplementary services
      and ANFs
  5.4 Interworking considerations
  5.5 Overall SDL diagram
History

Production of a draft ETS stage 1 description for CTM roaming. Location handling aspects.

Committee	BTC 1
DevelopmentNote	MAR 96 is a historical version. (03/2003)
DocumentType	Standard
Pages	16
PublisherName	European Telecommunications Standards Institute
Status	Current
Supersedes	PRETS 300 691 : JAN 96

Standards	Relationship
DIN ETS 300691:1996-12	Identical
NF ETS 300691 : 2001	Identical
PN ETS 300 691 : 2005	Identical

ECMA 216 : 1997	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN) - CORDLESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (CTM) - INTER-EXCHANGE SIGNALLING PROTOCOL - CORDLESS TERMINAL LOCATION REGISTRATION SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE (QSIG-CTLR)
EG 201 027 : 1.1.1	BUSINESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS (DTC); CORDLESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (CTM); INTERWORKING BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC NETWORKS; GENERAL PRINCIPLES
I-ETS 300 768 : JUL 97	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN); CORDLESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (CTM); AUTHENTICATION; SERVICE DESCRIPTION
EG 202 102 : 1.2.2	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN) - SERVICE PROFILES OF MOBILE PISN USERS - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
ECMA TR/79 : 1ED 2000	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN) - WIRELESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (WTM) - WTM BETWEEN NETWORKS - REQUIREMENTS
TR 101 794 : 1.1.1	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN); WIRELESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (WTM); WTM BETWEEN NETWORKS; REQUIREMENTS
I-ETS 300 769 : JUL 97	PRIVATE INTEGRATED SERVICES NETWORK (PISN); CORDLESS TERMINAL MOBILITY (CTM); AUTHENTICATION; FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES AND INFORMATION FLOWS