A  Example of subaddress information element coding  Word‑p. 713

B (Normative)  Compatibility checking  Word‑p. 714

B.1  Introduction

B.2  Calling side compatibility checking

B.2.1  Compatibility checking of the CM SERVICE REQUEST message

B.2.2  Compatibility/Subscription checking of the SETUP message

B.3  Called side compatibility checking

B.3.1  Compatibility checking with addressing information  Word‑p. 715

B.3.2  Network-to-MS compatibility checking

B.3.3  User-to-User compatibility checking

B.4  High layer compatibility checking

C (Normative)  Low layer information coding principles  Word‑p. 716

C.1  Purpose

C.2  Principles

C.2.1  Definition of types of information

C.2.2  Examination by network

C.2.3  Location of type I information  Word‑p. 717

C.2.4  Location of types II and III information

C.2.5  Relationship between bearer capability and low layer compatibility information elements

D  Examples of bearer capability information element coding  Word‑p. 718

D.1  Coding for speech for a full rate support only mobile station

D.1.1  Mobile station to network direction

D.1.2  Network to mobile station direction

D.2  An example of a coding for modem access with V22-bis, 2,4 kbit/s, 8 bit no parity  Word‑p. 719

D.2.1  Mobile station to network direction, data compression allowed

D.2.2  Network to mobile station direction, data compression possible  Word‑p. 720

D.3  An example of a coding for group 3 facsimile (9,6 kbit/s, transparent)  Word‑p. 721

D.3.1  Mobile station to network direction

D.3.2  Network to mobile station direction  Word‑p. 722

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