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19、EN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. THE FOREGOING NEGATION OF DAMAGES IS A FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENT OF THE USE OF THE CONTENTS HEREOF, AND THESE CONTENTS WOULD NOT BE PUBLISHED BY TIA WITHOUT SUCH LIMITATIONS. ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-AiContents1 GENERAL 12 PROCEDURES 22.1 CIT MESSAGE DELIVERY

20、TO MS. 22.1.1 CHARGE INDICATION 22.2 CIT MESSAGE SUBMISSION BY MS 22.2.1 CHARGE INDICATION ACK 23 MESSAGE SET .33.1 CHARGE INDICATION. 43.2 CHARGE INDICATION ACK. 44 INFORMATION ELEMENT DESCRIPTION 54.1 ALPHA TAG. 54.2 ACK/NACK INDICATOR. 64.3 CREDIT/DEBIT INDICATOR 64.4 MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER. 74

21、.5 MESSAGE REFERENCE NUMBER UPDATE 74.6 MESSAGE TYPE INDICATOR . 74.7 MONETARY AMOUNT. 74.8 MONETARY AMOUNT HOME UNIT 75 CHANGE HISTORY FOR TIA/EIA-136-760 9ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A iiTHIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A11 General1The Higher Layer Protocol Data Unit field in the R-

22、Data Unit information element is used to carry the Charge2Indication Teleservice (CIT) messages when the Higher Layer Protocol Identifier indicates Charge Indication3Teleservice.4It should be noted that network support for CIT operation is beyond the scope of this document.5ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A 22

23、 Procedures1The following CIT message procedures apply to CIT message transactions. The mobile station shall possess a 6 bit2value MRNs-p in semi-permanent memory for comparison with the Message Reference Number of incoming Charge3Indication messages. The initial value of this variable shall be 0.42

24、.1 CIT Message Delivery To MS562.1.1 CHARGE INDICATION7The following rules apply to a mobile station upon receiving a Charge Indication message:8 If the Message Reference Number Update IE in the Charge Indication message has a value of 1, the mobile9station shall discard any previous record of the c

25、harge indication functionality including accumulated10charges and set MRNs-p to (Message Reference Number + 1 MODULUS 64) as the Message Reference11Number expected for the next Charge Indication message. In this case, the mobile station shall consider the12accompanying credit/debit amount as valid.1

26、3 If the Message Reference Number Update IE has a value of 0, the mobile station shall compare the Message14Reference Number in the incoming message to the value of MRNs-p. If the values match, the mobile station15shall consider the Charge Indication message as valid and shall set MRNs-p to (MRNs-p

27、+ 1) MODULUS 64. If16the values do not match, the mobile station shall consider the Charge Indication message as not valid.17 If the mobile station determines that the Charge Indication message is valid, it shall use the information in18the IEs in the message to calculate the credit/debit applied to

28、 the mobile station and then send a Charge19Indication Ack message back to the BMI with the value of MRNs-p in the Message Reference Number field20to indicate that the next Charge Indication message is expected to have a Message Reference Number of21MRNs-p. In this case, the ACK/NACK Indicator field

29、 is set to 1 to indicate that this is a positive22acknowledgment.23 If the mobile station determines that the Charge Indication message is not valid, it shall discard the24information in the IEs in the message and then send a Charge Indication Ack message back to the BMI with25the value of MRNs-p in

30、 the Message Reference Number field to indicate that the next Charge Indication26message is expected to have a Message Reference Number of MRNs-p. In this case, the ACK/NACK27Indicator field is set to 0 to indicate that this is a negative acknowledgment.282.2 CIT Message Submission by MS292.2.1 CHAR

31、GE INDICATION ACK30A CHARGE INDICATION ACK message is sent from a mobile station to the BMI after processing the Charge31Indication message.32ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A33 Message Set1This section describes the CIT messages. These messages are transported on the air interface via the layer 3 R-2DATA mess

32、age, more specifically within the R-Data Unit Information Element.3In all messages below, the information element at the top of the tables shall be regarded as the first when delivered to4layer 3. In the information elements the most significant bit (the leftmost bit in the tables) is the first bit

33、when5delivered to layer 3 when sending a CIT message. The information element descriptions are found in Section 4 in6alphabetical order. The following coding rules apply to this section:7 An CIT message shall be padded with trailing 0 (zeros) as necessary to the nearest octet boundary.8 In the inter

34、est of backward compatibility, a received CIT message shall still be accepted if its length exceeds9the maximum length the receiving end is capable of understanding, i.e., the receiving end discards any layer103 information it is incapable of understanding.11 The maximum length of a padded CIT messa

35、ge together with the layer 3 overhead (see TIA/EIA-136-123 and12TIA/EIA-136-133) shall not exceed 255 octets.13 Unless otherwise specified, a particular information element is present only once in a given message.14 Whether an information element is mandatory or optional in a message is identified b

36、y an “M“ or “O“15respectively in the column “Type“ of the table describing a message.16 All the mandatory information elements within a message shall be delivered to layer 3 in the order that they17appear in the table provided for each message.18 The optional information elements shall have a 4-bit

37、Parameter Type code. All optional information that are19included in a message shall be included in ascending order of the Parameter Type code, interpreted as an20unsigned integer.21 The Parameter Type codes are message specific. The Parameter Type codes not used are reserved.22 For each optional inf

38、ormation element within a message, there is a note which specifies when the23information element is to be sent.24 All specified lengths are in bits unless otherwise noted.25 A “*“ symbol in the length column of a message means that the maximum length of the associated26information element is only li

39、mited by the maximum message length.27ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A43.1 CHARGE INDICATION1This message is used in support of MS terminated charge indication.2Direction: BMI MS3Information Element PV Type LengthMessage Type Indicator TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 3Message Reference Number Update TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M

40、 1Message Reference Number TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 6Credit/Debit Indicator TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 1Monetary Amount TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 17 or 40Monetary Amount Home Unit TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 O 21 or 44Alpha Tag TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 O 18 - *4Parameter Type Codes for Optional Information Elements5Parameter Typ

41、e CodeMonetary Amount Home Unit 0001Alpha Tag 0010All other values are reserved63.2 CHARGE INDICATION ACK7This message is sent by the MS in response to a CHARGE INDICATION message.8Direction: MS BMI9Information Element PV Type LengthMessage Type Indicator TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 3Message Reference Numb

42、er TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 6ACK/NACK Indicator TIA/EIA-136-B, PV4 M 1ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A54 Information Element Description1The following coding rules apply to all information element descriptions:2 All specified lengths are in BITS unless otherwise noted.34.1 Alpha Tag4This optional information elem

43、ent is used to convey the alpha tag indicating the details of the Monetary Amount.5Field LengthParameter Type 4Encoding Identifier 5Reserved 3Alpha Tag Length (N) 6Alpha Tag 0 - N * 8ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A6The Encoding Identifier field indicates the encoding used in the Alpha Tag field. The Encoding

44、 Identifier is coded as1follows:2Value Function00001 IRA, as specified by Tables 5 and A-1 of ITURecommendation T.50 (1992)00010 User specific00011 Latin 1, as specified in ISO-8859-100100 BMP, as specified in ISO-1064600101 Hebrew, as specified in ISO-8859-800110 Latin 2, as specified in ISO-8859-2

45、00111 Latin 3, as specified in ISO-8859-301000 Latin 4, as specified in ISO-8859-401001 Latin/Cyrillic, as specified in ISO-8859-501010 Latin/Arabic, as specified in ISO-8859-601011 Greek, as specified in ISO-8859-701100 Latin 5, as specified in ISO-8859-901101 Latin 6, as specified in ISO-8859-1001

46、110 Latin/Tai, as specified in ISO-8859-1101111 As specified in ISO-8859-1210000 Latin 7, as specified in ISO-8859-1310001 Latin 8 Celtic, as specified in ISO-8859-1410010 Latin 9, as specified in ISO-8859-15All other values are reservedAlpha Tag is the character representation of the alpha tag enco

47、ded as defined by the Encoding Identifier field.34.2 ACK/NACK Indicator4A value of 1 for this field indicates that this is a positive acknowledgment and a value of 0 indicates that this is a5negative acknowledgment.64.3 Credit/Debit Indicator7This IE is used to indicate whether the accompanying amou

48、nt is to be credited to or debited from the mobiles8account.9Value Function0 Indicates debit1 Indicates credit10ANSI/TIA/EIA-136-760-A74.4 Message Reference Number1This modulo 64 number is used to uniquely identify each Charge Indication message sent to the MS.24.5 Message Reference Number Update3Th

49、is IE is used to force a new Message Reference Number on the mobile station.4Value Function0 Use existing MRNs-p in the MS to determine validity of theMessage Reference Number IE1 Use the Message Reference Number in this message asvalid current message reference number and update MRNs-p as in section 2.1.1.54.6 Message Type Indicator6The Message Type Indicator is coded as follows:7Value Function000 CHARGE INDICATION001 CHARGE INDICATION ACKAll other values are reserved84.7 Monetary Amount9This information element is used to indicate the monetary units in lo