TETRAPOL Introductory
Overview A comprehensive introduction to the terminology and technology that TETRAPOL comprises of. Duration - 2 Days.
Who will benefit
Network/Systems engineers/Operators/Planners.
Prerequisites
Understanding of Digital Cellular communication systems would be advantageous.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to describe: • General Description of the TETRAPOL System. • TETRAPOL model and functional groups. • Radio Air Interface. • Air Interface Protocol. • Gateway to X.400 MTA • Dispatch Centre interface. • Line Connected Terminal interface. • Codec. • Gateway to PABX, ISDN, PDN. • Network Management Centre interface. • User Data Terminal to System Terminal interface • Gateway to External Terminal • Security • Base station to Radio switch interface. • Stand Alone dispatch position interface
Course Content
General Description of the TETRAPOL System. TETRAPOL model and functional groups · Radio Terminal. · Line Connected Terminal. · User Data Terminal. · Switching Management Centre      1. Base Station.      2. Radio Switch.      3. Base Network. · Dispatch Centre · Network External Data Terminal. · Subscriber Identity Module. · Independent Digital Repeater. · Stand Alone Dispatch Position. · Gateways. · Key Management Centre. Radio Air Interface · Channel Organisation. · Channel Coding and Frame Building. · Modulation. · Radio Transmission and Reception. · Synchronisation. · Radio Link Control Air Interface Protocol · General      1. Logical Interface Model.      2. Protocol Definition.      3. General Mechanisms. · Applications      1. Broadcast.      2. Transport Protocol Management      3. Registration.      4. Private Call.      5. Group Communications.      6. Emergency.      7. Data.      8. RT Management.      9. Key Delivery.	Gateway to PABX, ISDN, PDN · Overview. · Physical Level. · Data Link Level · Network Level. Network Management Centre interface · General Principles. · NMC - OMC Interface. · Message Content. User Data Terminal to System Terminal interface · UDT Architecture. Gateway to External Terminal · Presentation of the Interface · Interface of Levels 1 to 3. · Interface of Levels 4 and 5. · Submit / Delivery Protocol. · Configuration Choices. · Application InterfaceSecurity · Security Service Overview. · Voice Services in Network Connected Mode. · Voice services in Direct Mode and in Repeater Mode. · Data Services. · Registration and Authentication. · Keys Management. · Terminal Disabling. · Traffic Concealmen · Services Fallback Mode. Base station to Radio switch interface · General Organisation of the interface. · Synchronisation Interface. · BSC-TRX Interface. · BS and External Alarm Interface.