TS 23.379
SA6
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Functional architecture and information flows
to support Mission Critical Push To Talk (MCPTT)
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WI Acronym: MCImp-eMCPTT
Rapporteur: Mr. Lazara, Dominic Motorola Solutions UK Ltd.
Rapporteur: Mr. Lazara, Dominic Motorola Solutions UK Ltd.
This document specifies the functional architecture, procedures and information flows needed to support the mission critical push to talk (MCPTT) service. The MCPTT service utilizes the common functional architecture to support MC services over LTE including the common services core defined in TS 23.280. Support for both MCPTT group calls and MCPTT private calls operating in on-network and off-network modes of operation is specified.
The corresponding service requirements are defined in TS 22.179 and TS 22.280.
The present document is applicable primarily to MCPTT voice service using E-UTRAN access based on the EPC architecture defined in TS 23.401. Certain application functions of the MCPTT service such as dispatch and administrative functions could also be supported via non-3GPP access networks but no additional functionality is specified to support non-3GPP access.
The MCPTT service requires preferential handling compared to normal telecommunication services e.g. in support of police or fire brigade including the handling of prioritised MCPTT calls for emergency and imminent threats.
The MCPTT service can be used for public safety applications and also for general commercial applications e.g. utility companies and railways.
In the present document, MCPTT calls between MCPTT users on different MCPTT systems are considered.
short Table of Contents for TS 23.379 Word version: 17.1.0
each title links to the equivalent title in the full ToC
1 Scope Word-p. 12
2 References Word-p. 12
3 Definitions, symbols and abbreviations Word-p. 13
4 Introduction Word-p. 16
5 Architectural requirements Word-p. 16
6 Involved business relationships Word-p. 18
7 Functional model Word-p. 18
7.1 General Word-p. 18
7.2 Description of the planes Word-p. 19
7.3 Functional model description Word-p. 19
7.4 Functional entities description Word-p. 21
7.5 Reference points Word-p. 24
8 Identities 
Word-p. 26
9 Application of functional model to deployments Word-p. 26
10 Procedures and information flows Word-p. 27
10.1 MCPTT service configuration Word-p. 27
10.2 User authentication and authorization for MCPTT service Word-p. 27
10.3 Affiliation and de-affiliation to/from MCPTT group(s) Word-p. 28
10.3a Activation and de-activation of/from functional alias(es) [R15] Word-p. 28
10.4 MCPTT group selection Word-p. 28
10.5 Pre-established session (on-network) Word-p. 30
10.6 Group call Word-p. 34
10.6.1 General Word-p. 34
10.6.2 On-network group call Word-p. 34
10.6.3 Off-network group call Word-p. 117
10.7 Private call Word-p. 126
10.7.1 General Word-p. 126
10.7.2 Private call in on-network Word-p. 126
10.7.3 Private call in off-network Word-p. 143
10.7.4 MCPTT private call call-back request Word-p. 148
10.7.5 MCPTT call forwarding for private calls [R16] Word-p. 151
10.7.6 Call transfer for MCPTT private calls [R17] Word-p. 156
10.8 Simultaneous session for MCPTT calls (on-network) Word-p. 159
10.9 Floor control Word-p. 160
10.9.1 Floor control for on-network MCPTT service Word-p. 160
10.9.2 Floor control for off-network MCPTT service Word-p. 186
10.10 Use of MBMS transmission (on-network) Word-p. 193
10.11 MCPTT resource management (on-network) Word-p. 199
10.12 MCPTT media plane transmissions with partner MCPTT systems (on-network) Word-p. 199
10.13 Location information (on-network) Word-p. 201
10.14 Ambient listening call Word-p. 201
10.15 First-to-answer call setup Word-p. 208
10.16 Remotely initiated MCPTT call Word-p. 213
10.17 Support for multiple devices Word-p. 216
10.18 Subscription and notification for functional alias [R16] Word-p. 216
A (Normative) MCPTT related configuration data Word-p. 219
B Local UE settings for MCPTT Word-p. 235
C Change history Word-p. 236
Word-p. 26
9 Application of functional model to deployments Word-p. 26
10 Procedures and information flows Word-p. 27
10.1 MCPTT service configuration Word-p. 27
10.2 User authentication and authorization for MCPTT service Word-p. 27
10.3 Affiliation and de-affiliation to/from MCPTT group(s) Word-p. 28
10.3a Activation and de-activation of/from functional alias(es) [R15] Word-p. 28
10.4 MCPTT group selection Word-p. 28
10.5 Pre-established session (on-network) Word-p. 30
10.6 Group call Word-p. 34
10.6.1 General Word-p. 34
10.6.2 On-network group call Word-p. 34
10.6.3 Off-network group call Word-p. 117
10.7 Private call Word-p. 126
10.7.1 General Word-p. 126
10.7.2 Private call in on-network Word-p. 126
10.7.3 Private call in off-network Word-p. 143
10.7.4 MCPTT private call call-back request Word-p. 148
10.7.5 MCPTT call forwarding for private calls [R16] Word-p. 151
10.7.6 Call transfer for MCPTT private calls [R17] Word-p. 156
10.8 Simultaneous session for MCPTT calls (on-network) Word-p. 159
10.9 Floor control Word-p. 160
10.9.1 Floor control for on-network MCPTT service Word-p. 160
10.9.2 Floor control for off-network MCPTT service Word-p. 186
10.10 Use of MBMS transmission (on-network) Word-p. 193
10.11 MCPTT resource management (on-network) Word-p. 199
10.12 MCPTT media plane transmissions with partner MCPTT systems (on-network) Word-p. 199
10.13 Location information (on-network) Word-p. 201
10.14 Ambient listening call Word-p. 201
10.15 First-to-answer call setup Word-p. 208
10.16 Remotely initiated MCPTT call Word-p. 213
10.17 Support for multiple devices Word-p. 216
10.18 Subscription and notification for functional alias [R16] Word-p. 216
A (Normative) MCPTT related configuration data Word-p. 219
B Local UE settings for MCPTT Word-p. 235
C Change history Word-p. 236
