IS-136 Call Processing
Objectives:
The IS-136 Call Processing course is a four and a half day preparation designed to provide Engineers and Technicians with the knowledge and skills required to interpret and use the IS-136 Standard for mobile telephony applications.
- General history and description of the IS-136 specification
- Evolution of the control channel from analog to digital
- Frequency utilization and channel assignments
- TDMA frame structure and usage
- Logical Channels
- Digital Control Channel description and features
- Format and content of signaling layers 1, 2 and 3
- States, Procedures and Messages
- Paging Protocols
- Call processing in dual mode systems, MAHO, VMLA registration
- SMS delivery and acknowledgment (DCCH and DTC)
- Security and Authentication
- Course Length: 4 ½ days, Monday through noon on Friday
Class Size:
Maximum 15, minimum 5
Location:
The course is offered at the customer’s site, in Wichita, Kansas or by other arrangement.
Who Should Attend:
Systems Engineers, Technicians, RF Engineers, IS-136 Programming Engineers and anyone involved with conformance testing of IS-136 handsets
Prerequisites:
Familiarity with analog cellular systems
Costs:
$300 per day for each student ($1,350 for 4 ½ days). Groups larger than 8 will receive a discount of 50% for each additional student up to the 15-student maximum for the course.For further information, schedules and enrollment contact the instructor:
Phone 316-832-1787
Email dd22white@aol.com
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