EG 201 100 : 1.1.1

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
  3.1 Notations
  3.2 Definitions
  3.2 Abbreviations
4 General characteristics
  4.1 Reference configuration at the user-network interface
  4.2 Basic characteristics of the interfaces at T[B] and S[B]
       reference points
  4.3 Functional group characteristics
  4.4 UNI Specifications
  4.5 Service and layering aspects of the physical layer
  4.6 Service and layering aspects of the ATM layer
  4.7 Service and layering aspects of the AAL
  4.8 Service and layering aspects of the Traffic profiles
  4.9 Service and layering aspects of the Signalling plane
  4.10 Electrical safety
  4.11 ElectroMagnetic Compatibility (EMC) advice
5 Physical Layer
  5.1 PM Sublayer
  5.2 Functions provided by the TC sublayer
  5.3 UNI related OAM functions
  5.4 Operational functions
6 ATM layer
  6.1 ATM layer connections
  6.2 Management plane interactions
  6.3 Functions of the ATM layer
  6.4 Cell structure coding
  6.5 Service primitives
  6.6 ATM protocol procedure
  6.7 B-ISDN OAM
7 Adaptation layer (AAL)
  7.1 AAL type 1
  7.2 AAL type 3/4
  7.3 The common part of the AAL type 3/4
  7.4 AAL type 5
  7.5 The common part of the AAL type 5
8 Transmitted traffic profiles of equipment
  8.1 Traffic descriptors and parameters
  8.2 Functions for traffic control and congestion control
  8.3 Procedures for traffic control and congestion control
9 Signalling
  9.1 Signalling A ETS 300 436-1 TM adaptation layer (SAAL)
  9.2 DSS2 - Basic call/connection control
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