Global Handset Requirements for CDMA - Worldmode

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1 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode CDG Document 09 Version.0 June 00 CDA Development Group Anton Boulevard, Suite 0 Costa esa, California 9 PHONE CDA + - FAX cdg@cdg.org Notice Each CDG member acknowledges that CDG does not review the disclosures or contributions of any CDG member nor does CDG verify the status of the ownership of any of the intellectual property rights associated with any such disclosures or contributions. Accordingly, each CDG member should consider all disclosures and contributions as being made solely on an as-is basis. If any CDG member makes any use of any disclosure or contribution, then such use is at such CDG member's sole risk. Each CDG member agrees that CDG shall not be liable to any person or entity (including any CDG member) arising out of any use of any disclosure or contribution, including any liability arising out of infringement of intellectual property rights.

2 Contents Introduction.... Purpose.... Scope.... Conventions.... Reference Documents.... Acronyms and Abbreviations.... Terms and Definitions.... Carrier Acceptance..... Documentation.... System Selection Requirements for Worldode.... Purpose.... Frequency Band/odes.... Definitions.... High Level Requirements User Experience Integration of CDA and GS Services.... Purpose.... High Level Requirements..... SI Card..... Phonebook Integration Call Records SS Integration APN Support Service/Feature Integration..... Clock.... CDA000 Specifications for Worldode Products.... Purpose.... GERAN GPP Specifications for Worldode Products.... Purpose.... Specifications...Error! Bookmark not defined. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 ii

3 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction Other GS Requirements... Appendix A Example Document for Worldode... Tables Table - Acronyms and Abbreviations... Table - CDA/GS Frequency Bands... Table - Definitions of network types... Table - Definitions of network modes... Table - Definitions of CDA selection modes... 8 Table - Definitions of GS selection modes... 8 Table - Definitions of Global selection modes... 8 Table - Network settings... 8 Table -8 Network settings -GS disabled in...error! Bookmark not defined. Table -9 Network settings - CDA disabled...error! Bookmark not defined. Table -0 Network settings - Global Automatic disabled... 9 Table - Network settings - Global anual disabled... 9 Table - GPP Specifications for GERAN-Based System... Table - Specifications and Reports...Error! Bookmark not defined. 8 9 Revision History Date Version Author Description ay 00 June, 00 July Preliminary draft. 0. Preliminary draft, updated requirements 0. New draft, revised requirements April Sean Casey, Sprint New draft, revised requirements ay Sean Casey, Sprint Revised draft, added requirements to section, system selection 0 ay Sean Casey, Sprint Revised requirements for SI card support in section. ay Sean Casey, Sprint Accepted requirements for SI card support in section. Updated section, GS requirements. Added section, CDA requirements. Added requirements for Global Automatic selection mode in section. Added appendix A example. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 iii

4 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction Date Version Author Description ay Sean Casey, Sprint Removed requirements for Global Automatic from section ay Sean Casey, Sprint Included requirements for CPHS support 0 June 00.0 Sean Casey, Sprint Incorporated changes requested from GHRC meeting held on June 0, 00 Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 iv

5 . Introduction Purpose The purpose of this document is to define how Worldode functionality shall be implemented in a CDA handset. For CDA operators, a Worldode handset is defined as a handset that supports both CDA and GS air interfaces. A Worldode handset may be active on either a CDA system, a GS system, or both systems at one time (defined as simultaneous mode). For the purpose of this document, the Worldode handset defined herein may only be active on one system (CDA or GS), at any time (defined as non-simultaneous mode). This document defines how the air interfaces are managed on a Worldode handset to determine which system is active, and the user impacts of the underlying air interface. Included in this document is the recommended system selection requirements for Worldode as well as the GPP specifications which have been used to develop the various features of the GERAN protocol stack.. Scope This document is intended to be used by CDA operators as their Worldode requirements document. The target audiences for this document are CDA operators and handset vendors that are developing handsets that support CDA, as well as GS, air interfaces. This document details the requirements specific to Worldode functionality. This includes implementation of system selection, manual and automatic, between CDA and GS as well as the minimum requirements for GS/GPRS support. Functional requirements for CDA and various service enablers (such as WAP or S) are detailed in other GHRC requirements documents.. Conventions Shading indicates content that has been added or changed in this revision of the document.. Reference Documents Reference documents are referred to throughout this specification. Please use the following sites to find reference documents: Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

6 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction GPP reference documents can be found at CDG reference documents can be found at CCF reference documents can be found at GPP reference documents can be found at Acronyms and Abbreviations 8 Table - Acronyms and Abbreviations Acronym / Abbreviation Description GPP Third Generation Partnership Project GPP Third Generation Partnership Project APS Advanced obile Phone System (Analogue Cellular) APN Access Point Node ATS Abstract Test Suite Available system A system (SID/NID/band class) that is not listed in the PRL, but the PREF_ONL field of the PRL is set 0 (unchecked) BS Base station BSR Better Service Reselection BSS Base Station Service CCCH Common Control Channel CDG CDA Development Group CDA Code Division ultiple Access Cdma000 TIA/EIA/IS-000, with a.88 Hz spreading rate CFB Call Forwarding Busy CFNA Call Forwarding No Answer CFU Call Forwarding Unconditional CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol CLIP Calling Line Identification Presentation C Service Req Connection anagement Service Request CR Change request CS Circuit Switched DAK Delivery ACK DL Data link DLL Dynamic-Link Library DRX Discontinuous Reception DT Digital Transfer ode DTF Dual Tone ultiple Frequency DTX Discontinuous Transmission EFR Enhanced Full Rate EGPRS Enhanced General Packet Radio Service EHD Extended Handoff Direction essage ESCA Extended Supplemental Channel Assignment essage Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

7 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction Acronym / Abbreviation Description ESN Electronic Serial Number EVRC Enhanced Variable Rate Vocoder F-SCH Forward Supplemental Channel Forbidden system A negative system or a system that is not listed in the PRL and the PREF_ONL field of the PRL is set (checked) FR Full Rate FTP File Transfer Protocol GEO A set of system table entries that are listed in a single geographical area in the PRL GERAN GS EDGE RADIO Access Network GHD General Handoff Direction essage GS Global System for obile communication GPRS General Packet Radio Service HR Half Rate HSCSD High Speed Circuit Switched Data HTTP Hypertext Transfer Protocol HW Hardware I Instant essaging ISI International obile Subscriber Identity IOTA IP-based Over the Air IPCP PPP Internet Protocol Control Protocol (see RFC ) IRDA Infrared Data Association LBS Location Based Services LCP Link Control Protocol (see RFC ) LLC Logical Link Control AC edium Access Control CC obile Country Code DN obile Directory Number IN obile Identifier Number S ultimedia essaging Service NC obile Network Code ost preferred system A system (SID/NID/band class) that is listed in the PRL, is not marked as negative, and is listed as the most preferred in its GEO RU ost Recently Used S obile Station WI essage Waiting Indication NACC Network Assisted Cell Change NA Number Assignment odule Negative system A system (SID/NID/band class) that is listed in the PRL and is marked as negative NID Network Identification NV Nonvolatile OE Original Equipment anufacturer OOA Original Originating Address OSS Over-the-Air Short essage Service OTA (Push) Over The Air OTAPA Over-the-Air Parameter Administration OTASP Over-the-Air Service Provisioning Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

8 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction Acronym / Abbreviation OTKSL PAP PCF PDSN PI PLN PPP PR Preferred system PRL PS PST QCELP QoS RC RF RLC/AC RLP RRC R-SCH R-UI SAR SAT SID SI SIR SDPI SEA SGSN SL SS SNDCP SPC SSD TCP TLS UAPROF UDP UHD UI UTS UTK V VAD WAP W Description One Time Key Subsidy Lock Password Authentication Protocol Packet Control Function Packet Data Serving Node Presentation Indicator Public Land obile Network Point-to-Point Protocol Power Reduction A system (SID/NID/band class) that is listed in the PRL and is not marked as negative Product Release Instruction Preferred Roaming List Pilot Strength easurement essage Programming Service Tool Qualcomm Code Excited Linear Predictive Quality of Service Radio Configuration Radio Frequency Radio Link Control/edium Access Control Radio Link Protocol Radio Resource Control Reverse Supplemental Channel Removable Universal Identity odule Specific Absorption Rate SI Application Toolkit (STK SI Toolkit) System Identification Subscriber Identity odule Service Initiation Request Standard Diagnostic onitor Programming Interface South East Asia Serving GPRS Support Node Service Loading Short essage Service Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol Service Programming Code (see TIA/EIA/IS-8A) Shared Secret Data Transmission Control Protocol Transport Layer Security User Agent Profile User Datagram Protocol Universal Handoff Direction essage Universal Identity odule Universal obile Telecommunications System UI Tool Kit Voice ail Voice Activity detection/detector Wireless Application Protocol Worldode Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

9 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Introduction 8. Terms and Definitions Four categories of requirements are established: () andatory (HD) Highly Desirable (O) Optional (D) Discard. Carrier Acceptance The handset must support that characteristic in order to achieve approval. It is highly desirable and recommended that the handset supports this characteristic. This feature may become andatory in subsequent versions of the document. Supporting this characteristic will be valued in the commercial promotion of the terminal. It is left up to the manufacturer whether or not the terminal supports this characteristic. The handset may support this characteristic. The manufacturer should not support this feature or function. The documentation and equipment that shall be delivered to the CDA000 x Operator for technical evaluation is detailed below... The Worldode handset must meet the carrier acceptance requirements specified in CDG Ref #90 CDG Ref #90 Additional requirements specific to carrier acceptance for Worldode are given as needed in the following sections. 9.. Documentation... Compliance report detailing Global Certification Forum (GCF) completion... Compliance report detailing PCS Type Certification Review Board (PTCRB) completion gcf.gsm.org Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

10 Purpose. System Selection Requirements for Worldode Note: In this document CDA stands for X and xev-do air interfaces. Similarly GS stands for GS, GPRS and WCDA air interfaces. This chapter is intended to capture the Worldode system selection requirements of all operators. Having all operators using the same Worldode system selection requirements would help in providing a consistent user experience when roaming into GS networks. Using this document as-is will also provide operators and handset vendors with the maximum benefit that can be derived from the Worldode system selection testing.. Frequency Band/odes The frequency band support shall be as described below for both CDA and GS systems. Also refer to GPP doc C.S00-B. Table - CDA/GS Frequency Bands Technology Frequency (Hz) Category CDA IS-000/IS-9A, Band 800Hz (A and B bands) Class 0 CDA IS-000/IS-9A, Band Class 0 800Hz Korean Cellular (channel support 0-9) CDA IS-000/IS-9A, Band 900Hz Class CDA IS-000/IS-9A Band 0Hz Class / CDA IS-000/IS-9A Band 00Hz Class APS 800Hz (A and B bands) GS 00 0Hz GS 80 80Hz GS 900 (P-GS) 900Hz GS 900 (E-GS) 900Hz GS-R (R-GS) 900Hz GS DCS HZ GS PCS Hz Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

11 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... The device must have an option to enable/disable frequency bands in the... Emergency calls shall be allowed on bands disabled in the For example, North American CDA operators may want to disable GS 80 and 900 bands.. Definitions Note: the term network is interchangeable with the term system throughout this document. The following section provides a description of the networks types, network modes, and system selection modes that are provided on a Worldode handset. The definitions of these network types, network modes, and system selection modes will be referred to throughout the remainder of the document. Requirements for each of these definitions are defined in 0. There are two network types a Worldode handset may use. Table - Definitions of network types Network Types CDA GS Description CDA stands for x and xevdo air interfaces GS stands for GS, GPRS, and WCDA air interfaces Additionally, there are two network modes a Worldode handset may use, that can utilize either network type. Table - Definitions of network modes Global Network odes Description The handset is not constrained to one network type, and can use either GS or CDA. If the network type the W S is operating on is CDA, the following selection modes are defined. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

12 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode Table - Definitions of CDA selection modes CDA Selection ode Automatic Home Only Description The handset selects the CDA system based on the PRL, and always selects the most preferred system. The handset only selects home CDA systems. Roaming systems are ignored. If the selected network type the W S is operating on is GS, the following selection modes are defined. Table - Definitions of GS selection modes GS Selection ode Automatic anual Description The handset selects a GS system based on the PLN list The user selects the GS system from a list of the available GS systems 8 When a device is in Global network mode, the device can be active on either the CDA or GS network. There are two selection modes available to the on Worldode S: Global anual and Global Automatic. These modes are defined as: 9 Table - Definitions of Global selection modes Global Selection ode Global Automatic Global anual Description The device selects the network type independent of user input. Requirements are defined in... The user selects the network type through either a software shortcut or a dedicated hard key. Requirements are defined in... 0 The table below shows the options that are available to the user within the UI. Table - Network settings Global Selection ode Network Type Network Selection ode Global Automatic CDA Automatic Home Only Global anual GS CDA GS Automatic anual Automatic Home Only Automatic anual Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 8

13 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode If Global Automatic selection mode is disabled in the, the following options are available within the UI: Table -8 Network settings - Global Automatic disabled Global Selection ode Network Type Network Selection ode Global anual CDA Automatic Home Only GS Automatic anual If Global anual selection mode is disabled in the, and the following options are available within the UI: Table -9 Network settings - Global anual disabled Global Selection ode Network Type Network Selection ode Global Automatic CDA Automatic Home Only GS Automatic anual High Level Requirements.. User Experience A primary objective of a Worldode handset is to make the user experience of roaming into GS networks as transparent as possible. In other words, a Worldode handset would provide a similar user experience (for services that are provided on both CDA as well as GS) regardless of whether the handset is roaming into a CDA or GS network. For system selection, this premise implies that the user should not be burdened with the need to perform additional operations, such as manually selecting the handset operating mode, upon switching from a CDA to a GS network, or vise versa. However, a Global Automatic system selection algorithm has not been developed and approved by members of GHRC; as a result, this document provides requirements for Global manual selection of CDA/GS system selection, as well as high level functionality of how a Global Automatic system selection algorithm should perform. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 9

14 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... User Interface Requirements The option to select the global selection mode, network type, and network selection mode shall be displayed to the user of the W S. The options available to the user to select from are configurable through the.... The W S shall display through the user interface a setting to the select both network type and network mode, found in menu tree structure.... WIthin the UI, the user shall be able to select one of the network modes: Global Automatic or Global anual, if both are enabled in the For example, the location of this setting may be found under main menu -> settings -> network... WIthin the UI, the user shall be able to select one of two network types: CDA or GS,... WIthin the UI, if the selected network type is GS, the user shall be able to select one of two selection mode settings: Automatic or anual... WIthin the UI, if the selected network type is CDA, the user shall be able to select one of two selection mode settings: Automatic, or Home Only... The device display should indicate to the user which network type they are currently using, either GS or CDA For example, the network type indication may be given next to the standby signal in the icon row. If this feature the network type should NOT be displayed to the user Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 0

15 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... Global ode When both CDA and GS are enabled in the, the device is considered to be in Global ode. When in Global mode, the user can switch quickly between CDA and GS network types. The following section defines the requirements for the Global network mode.... The default global selection mode of the device shall be global manual (unless the default global selection mode of the device is set to global automatic through the )... If no SI card is present, and the user changes the Network Type from CDA to GS, the device shall display an error message... When in Global ode, W S shall support switching network types selection through either a hardware key, a software shortcut, or both... If the user attempts to switch network types through the hardware key, or the software shortcut, the user must be prompted with a message prompting the user to allow the switch Example message Please insert SI card to use GS network (except for emergency calls) The hardware button and software shortcut will switch the user from CDA to GS network type, and vice versa Example message Would you like to search for <CDA/GS>?. And given two options: es or Cancel... While in an active call, attempts to switch network types through either the hardware key or software shortcut shall prompt the user with a message indicating the call will end if the network is switched Example message: Would you like to search for <CDA/GS>, current call will be disconnected?. And given two options: es or Cancel Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

16 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... When in Global ode, the W S shall NOT reset when the user changes the network type from CDA to GS... If there is no SI card present, and the device is in Global ode selection mode, and the user attempts to switch from CDA to GS through either a hardware key, or software shortcut, the switch shall NOT be allowed, and the W S shall display an error message...8 When the network type is manually switched from GS to CDA, or vice versa, the system selection algorithm should behave as it would at device power-up for either network type Example message: Please insert SI card to use GS network Global Automatic CDA/GS System Selection W S shall support a Global Automatic CDA/GS selection mode of operation, once one has been developed and approved by GHRC. In this mode, the switch between CDA and GS networks is performed automatically, without requiring any input from the user. When multiple networks are available, W S shall be able to automatically select the most preferred network, regardless if such network is based on CDA or GS air interface. Until a Global Automatic CDA/GS system selection mode of operation algorithm has been approved by GHRC, the W S shall make implementation of a Global Automatic selection mode optional for the OE to implement. This selection mode can be enabled/disabled through the. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

17 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... The W S may support Global Automatic selection mode... If the setting for Global Automatic is disabled (req.... ), the user shall not be presented the option to select Global Automatic as a Global Selection ode in the Network settings O... Global anual CDA/GS System Selection W S shall support Global anual selection mode of operation. This mode can be enabled or disabled by the operator through the. In Global anual selection mode the user controls switching between CDA and GS network types. The user can switch between CDA and GS network types through either a software shortcut, or a hardware key.... W S shall support Global anual selection mode... If the setting for Global anual is disabled (req.... ), the user shall not be presented the option to select Global anual as a Global Selection ode in the Network settings CDA ode When operating on a CDA network, W S shall fully comply with all CDA system selection requirements. CDA system selection requirements are specified in CDG document. The following section defines the requirements for CDA Only mode Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

18 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... The W S must comply with CDG Document, Recommended System Selection Requirements for x and xev-do- Capable Terminals when on CDA CDG ref. #... GS operation When operating on a GS network, W S shall fully comply with all GS system selection requirements. GS system selection requirements are specified in the GPP recommendations.... The W S must comply with GPP TS.: "Non- Access-Stratum functions related to obile Station (S) in idle mode" when on GS TS.... The W S must comply with GPP TS.0: "Functions related to obile Station (S) in idle mode and group receive mode" When on GS TS Power Up Requirements The W S is intended to be a CDA centric device and, as a result, shall enable the operator to decide which service to search for first upon power-up. The operator shall be able to select if the device should always search for CDA systems first upon powerup, or remember the last system selected by the user, and search that system first. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

19 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode... Upon power up, the W S shall start in the default Global Selection ode, set by the operator in the setting. The default Global Selection ode must also be enabled in the.... If the setting for W S Global Selection ode (req.... ) is set to NULL, upon power up the W S shall start in the same Global Selection ode used at power down... If the setting for W S default network type (req.... ) is set to NULL, upon power up, the W S shall start searching in the same network type used at power down... Upon power up, the W S shall start in the default network type, set by the operator in the setting... Upon power up, if the W S is in Global ode, and no SI card is present, the device shall search on CDA, regardless of the default network type...8 Emergency Call Requirements Emergency calls shall be permitted at all times regardless of network, network type, or selection mode. Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

20 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode System Selection Requirements for Worldode...8. The W S shall allow emergency calls on any available network, regardless of network type, and selection mode settings...8. The W S shall allow emergency calls on any available GS system, even when no SI card is present on the device Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

21 . Integration of CDA and GS Services. Purpose The purpose of this section is to define requirements for integrating services between CDA and GS.. High Level Requirements.. SI Card This section defines the requirements for the hardware SI card slot on the device.... The SI card slot must support GS single mode cards... The SI card may support R-UI/GS SI dual mode cards... The W S shall support handset subsidy locking mechanism to a particular SI or set of SIs... The W S shall comply with SI card physical and electrical characteristics specified in TS.0... The W S may support SI Application Toolkit TS.0 HD CDG ref # If this feature is disabled in the, all SI cards shall be accepted as valid TS.0 TS.0 HD TS.0 Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

22 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Integration of CDA and GS Services... The W S may support Smart Card; Card Application Toolkit Transport Protocol (CAT/TP)... The W S may support Smart cards; Card Application Toolkit (CAT)... The W S shall support secured packet structure for UICC based applications...8 The W S shall support Remote APDU structure for UICC based applications HD HD ETSI TS 0. ETSI TS 0. ETSI TS 0. ETSI TS 0... Phonebook Integration... When viewing the internal memory phonebook, the W S shall provide an option to switch to the phonebook stored on the SI card... Under any network type the SI card phonebook will be available for viewing, editing and copying to the internal handset phonebook... Under any network type, the W S shall allow the user to make calls from the SI card phone book Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 8

23 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Integration of CDA and GS Services... When viewing the SI card phonebook, the W S shall provide the option to copy entry, or copy all to the internal phonebook.. Phone... + code dialing shall be available in both network types. In CDA mode, the device must comply with + code dialing requirements specified in CDG ref #90. In GS, the device must adhere to GPP TS.008 CDG ref #90 TS Call Records... When viewing all call records, the phone must display which network type was used for each call.. SS Integration... The W S must save all incoming and outgoing SS messages to the internal memory of the W S Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 9

24 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Integration of CDA and GS Services... For all SS messages stored in the internal memory, the device shall display the network the message was received on... The W S shall support the option to save GS SS messages to the SI card in addition to the internal memory... The W S shall support the Short essage Service (SS) Point-to-point (PP)... If there are previously saved SS messages on the SI card, the W S shall allow the user the option to view those messages... In any network type, the W S shall allow the user to make calls, and reply to messages from the SI card SS message storage... SS addressing functionality shall include + code dialing support on both CDA and GS network types. For CDA requirements are specified in CDG ref. #90. In GS, the device must adhere to GPP TS.008 If this option is disabled in the, the user can not choose to save GS messages to the SI card. GS OTA messages shall NOT be affected by req.... TS.00 TS.08 CDG ref. #90 TS APN Support The W S shall support several different APNs to support different carrier services and features. The APNs should be stored in the, and the operator can enable/disable the user from editing the default APNs. It is also assumed the operator Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00 0

25 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Integration of CDA and GS Services has an agreement with a GRX/CRX provider to support international data roaming. The requirements below list the different APNs that the device must support.... A mechanism for the user to change/edit the APNs must be provided... The mechanism for the user to change/edit the APNs must be hidden from the user if the operator sets the settings to modify each APN to false... APN for WAP The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user. This APN will be used for S clients and WAP browsing... APN for dial-up networking... APN for Internet ( , browsing, streaming, etc.) The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user. The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user.... APN for Java The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user.... APN for BREW The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user....8 APN for FOTA The setting determines if this APN can be modified by the user... Service/Feature Integration The services and features below should work seamlessly across either a X or GS network. If a feature is highly desirable, the device tier will determine whether or not it is included on the device. For each feature, please refer to appropriate CDG documents for feature specific requirements.... The W S shall include an SS clienty Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

26 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode Integration of CDA and GS Services... The W S may include an S client... The W S may support WAP... The W S may support dial-up networking HD CDG ref. #9 HD HD..8 Clock..8. When a CDA system is selected the clock shall be synchronized with the CDA system time..8. The handset shall maintain an internal clock that is not dependant on CDA system time (i.e. clock works even when system, either GS or CDA, is unavailable)..8. When a GS system is selected, the user shall be able to set the time and time zone CDG ref #90 Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

27 . CDA000 Specifications for Worldode Products. Purpose The purpose of this section is to define the requirements for CDA00 based systems All specifications for CDA000 based systems can be found in CDG Doc. 90 GHRC CDA00 Voice, SS, and Data.... The W S shall be compliant with CDG Document #90 CDG ref. #90... For EVDO device, the W S shall be compliant with CDG Document #9 CDG ref. #9 Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

28 . GERAN GPP Specifications for Worldode Products 8. Purpose The purpose of this chapter is to define the requirements for the GERAN-based systems. Table - below specifies the baseline release of the GPP Technical Specifications and Technical Reports for a GERAN-based GPP system which the Worldode S must be compliant with. 9 Table - GPP Specifications for GERAN-Based System Feature GPP Spec Specs Defined GS/GPRS GPP R The W S shall be compliant with GPP specifications defined in GPP R GPP R.. Other GS Requirements... The W S shall be compliant with the Common PCN Handset Specification HD CPHS_.WW Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

29 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode GERAN GPP Specifications for Worldode Products The W S shall be compliant with GPP USSD requirements TS.090: "Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD); Stage "; TS.090: "Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD); Stage "; TS.090: "Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD); Stage " Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

30 Appendix A Example Document for Worldode This section contains an example of the settings specific to the Worldode mobile station. Feature Customer Setting Default Setting/Possible Values Remarks Global Automatic <True/False> If false, global automatic selection mode is disabled Global anual <True/False> If false, global manual selection mode is disabled Network type display <True/False> If false, the device shall NOT display to the user the network type currently being used Call records network type display SS messages network type display Default Global Selection ode <True/False> <True/False> <Global anual/global Automatic/NULL> If false, the device shall NOT display to the user the network type calls were sent and received on If false, the device shall NOT display to the user the network type SS messages were sent and received on This is the network mode the device defaults to upon power up. If NULL, device defaults to last network mode at power down Default Network Type <CDA/GS/NULL> This is the network type the device Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00

31 Global Handset Requirements for CDA - Worldmode GERAN GPP Specifications for Worldode Products defaults to upon power up. If NULL, device defaults to last network type at power down Subsidy Locking <True/False> If this feature is disabled (false setting), all SI cards shall be accepted as valid User ability to save SS messages to SI APN for WAP APN User Editable APN for dial-up networking APN User Editable APN for Internet ( , browsing, etc.) APN for Java APN User Editable APN User Editable APN for BREW APN User Editable APN for FOTA APN User Editable <True/False> <True/False> <True/False> <True/False> <True/False> <True/False> <True/False> If this option is disabled (false setting), the user can not choose to save GS messages to the SI card If false, user may not edit this APN If false, user may not edit this APN If false, user may not edit this APN If false, user may not edit this APN If false, user may not edit this APN If false, user may not edit this APN Ref Doc. 09, v.0 June 00