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5.13 Priority service call attempt by a non-service-user - Priority service denied p. 31
This clause illustrates the call setup of a non-Priority Service user attempting a Priority Service call. In this scenario, the user is not subscribed to Priority Service and call setup is not allowed to proceed.
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A non-Service User dials the Priority Service prefix (e.g., *272) + Destination Number. The MS sends a Channel Request message to the BSS on the RACH channel. Having sent M + 1 Channel Request messages, the MS starts RR timer T3126. M is the value of the parameter "max retrans" broadcast on the BCCH.
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Same as described in steps A-E of Clause 5.1.
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The MSC/VLR detects the Priority Service prefix (e.g., *272) in the dialled digit string. The MSC/VLR determines from the caller's profile that the caller is not a Service User and rejects the request by stopping all running CC timers, responding with a Release Complete message to the MS with cause #63 "Service or option not available, unspecified", and releasing the MM connection.
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On receipt of the Release Complete message, the MS stops all running CC timers and releases the MM connection. The MSC/VLR indicates that the radio resource(s) should be released by sending a Clear Command message to the BSS with cause "Response to MSC invocation".
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Same as described in steps M-N of Clause 5.5.
