TruStar Technical Proposal For INSA Special Security PTT

Technical Proposal for
INSA Special Security PTT Project
Based on TruStar V1R5
Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

Jun 9, 2011
TECHNICAL PROPOSAL BASED ON TRUSTAR V1R5
CONTENTS
1. Preface 3
2. Network Analysis ........................................................................................ 4

2.1 Requirement Analysis ...................................................................................... 4
3. Proposed Solution ...................................................................................... 5
3.1 Overall Solution ............................................................................................... 5
3.2 Solution Highlights ........................................................................................... 6
4. Network Design ........................................................................................... 8
4.1 Design Assumptions ........................................................................................ 8
4.2 Network Diagram ............................................................................................. 8
4.2.1 Network Overview ................................................................................................... 8
4.2.2 Network Dimension ................................................................................................. 8
4.2.3 O&M Network .......................................................................................................... 8
4.3 Equipment List ................................................................................................. 9
5. Equipment Dimension ................................................................................ 9
5.1 MSE................................................................................................................. 9
5.1.1 Physical Interface .................................................................................................... 9
5.1.2 Physical Dimension ................................................................................................. 9
5.2 BSC/PCF ....................................................................................................... 10
5.2.1 Physical Interface .................................................................................................. 10
5.2.2 Physical Dimension ............................................................................................... 10
5.3 BTS ............................................................................................................... 10
5.3.1 Configuration Summary ........................................................................................ 10
5.4 OMC .............................................................................................................. 11
5.5 Power System ............................................................................................... 12
5.6 KDC ............................................................................................................... 12
5.6.1 Physical Interface .................................................................................................. 12
6. Summary .....................................................................................................13
7. Annex 13
7.1 Product Highlights.......................................................................................... 13
7.1.1 Highlights of MSE.................................................................................................. 13
7.1.2 Highlights of BSC/PCF .......................................................................................... 15
7.1.3 Highlights of BTS .................................................................................................. 18
7.1.4 Highlights of KDC .................................................................................................. 19
7.2 Network Diagram ........................................................................................... 21
7.3 Abbreviations ................................................................................................. 21
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Tables
Table 4 -1 Network Design Assumptions .............................................................................................................. 8
Table 4 -2 Equipment List for Phase I project........................................................................................................ 9
Table 4 -3 Equipment List for Phase II project ...................................................................................................... 9
Table 5 -1 Physical Interface Dimension ............................................................................................................... 9
Table 5 -2 Physical Dimension .............................................................................................................................. 9
Table 5 -3 Layout of Interfaces ............................................................................................................................ 10
Table 5 -4 Physical Dimension ............................................................................................................................ 10
Table 5 -5 BTS Configuration .............................................................................................................................. 11
Table 5 -6 Physical Dimensions of BTSs ............................................................................................................. 11
Table 5 -7 Physical Dimensions of M2000 .......................................................................................................... 11
Table 5 -8 Dimension Result of M2000 ............................................................................................................... 11
Table 5 -9 Physical Dimensions of Power for BTS .............................................................................................. 12
Table 5 -10 Physical Interface Dimension ........................................................................................................... 12
Table 5 -11 Physical Dimension .......................................................................................................................... 12

1. Preface
Integrating with state-of-the-art technology and clear understanding on the

requirements of INSA, Huawei proposes an advanced digital trunk communication
system to INSA. Technical specifications stipulated in the tender document, network
design assumptions, conditions of existing network, etc., have been taken into deep
consideration during the process of the proposal preparation.
It’s considered that excellent user experience based on advanced technologies and
communication privacy are important to INSA, and Huawei TruStar solution is
developed and optimized on the basis of the CDMA2000 1x technologies. It has been
developed to meet INSA technical requirements for modern trunk communications.
The call mode of the TruStar is the typical PTT group voice call of trunk
communication. And to improve the quality of PTT calls, Huawei has developed
optimized architectures and protocols, with these technical advantages, the TruStar
system features fast access, efficient channel and spectrum utilization, and
exceptional subscriber privacy, scalability, and service variety.
Huawei realizes that there is always a trade-off between services and costs. As
economic and developmental factors have been fully considered during the system
planning, the construction and expansion costs will be effectively reduced. This
solution based on mature CDMA2000 technologies provides professional function of
digital trunk mobile communication, saving the costs of the operators and benefiting
the operators a lot in the future. Huawei provides business consulting as well to
enhance the rollout and implementation of the whole system.
Huawei will give detailed descriptions about the proposed solution in following
chapters as indicated below:
In Chapter 2, the network level requirements are analyzed, and then the proposed
TruStar network architecture is given in following sections.
In Chapter 3, the proposed solution is described.
In Chapter 4, the network design is specified.
In Chapter 5, shows the equipment configuration and dimensioning.
In Chapter 6, gives a summary of this proposal
Huawei firmly believe that Huawei’s outstanding mobile products, end-to-end

seamless solutions, as well as excellent services will make Huawei become a reliable
partner of INSA.

2. Network Analysis
2.1 Requirement Analysis
After in-depth analysis of existing network environments and complete understanding

the requirements of INSA, Huawei provides this solution proposal based on the
following:
1． Frequency Band:
a) BTS receiving/MS transmitting: 412~415
b) BTS transmitting/MS receiving: 422~425
2． Regions & Capacity: Covering areas of the INSA including Addis Ababa, North
area, East area and West area. Total subscriber number in Phase I of the INSA is 100.
The total subscriber number in Phase II is 50,000.
3． Equipment: The project which should be offered and quoted includes:
a) Base Station Subsystem (BSS): BTS, BSC, PCF
b) Network Subsystem (NSS): MSE, KDC, MSC Server, MGW, HLR, PDSN,
AAA, SMSC
c) Operation & Maintenance Center (OMC)
d) Power Subsystem：Mini-shelter with ETP48200
4． Service:
a) Private Call
b) Ad-hoc Group Call
c) Group Call
d) Broadcast Call
e) Late Entry
f) Dynamic Regrouping
g) Floor Control Based on Priority
h) Automatic Answer
i) Talker Identity Display
j) Emergency call/pre-emption
k) Missed PTT call indication
l) Group SMS

m) Boss interface optimization
n) E2E Encryption
o) Trustar service billing solution
p) No group limits to VIP subscriber call
5． Transmission System:
a) Abis Interface: IP over E1
b) ACT/GMP Interface: FE
6． Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning (OAM&P):
7． Compatibility & Interoperability:
8． Other requirement: Please refer to <Secured Trunked Radio System Technical

Proposal>
3. Proposed Solution
3.1 Overall Solution
TruStar is a new generation digital trunking solution based on the 3G technology

(CDMA2000 1X system). As a supplementary and optimized solution of the
CDMA2000 1X network, the TruStar system combines the functions of the
CDMA2000 1X network and the digital trunking communication network. Figure 3.1
shows the overall network architecture of Huawei proposed TruStar solution.
n Figure 3.1 TruStar Network Layout
In the proposed solution, the suggested equipments include: 1 MSC Server, 1 MGW,
1 HLR, 1 MSE, 1 Dispatch, 1 BSC, 1 PDSN, 1 AAA, 1 OMC, 1 KDC and 1 SMSC.

3.2 Solution Highlights
Huawei delivers high performance, cost-effective and tailor-made CDMA End-to-End

solution to customers. The offered solution covers network equipment, service
platform, user terminals and after-sale service support.
n Differentiated Highlights of the TruStar V1R5 Solution
• Unified high-performance hardware platform
The MSE9830 developed by Huawei uses carrier-class OSTA1.0 hardware

platform, which is a mature and has been applied on a large-scale.
OSTA1.0 hardware platform is extensively applied in NGN and softswitch

products of GSM, UMTS, and CDMA. Because MSE9830 uses the same
hardware boards as CDMA softswitch product, the same spare parts can be
utilized. Therefore, the CAPEX in network construction can be reduced to a large
extent.
• Quick deployment & Simple networking & low OPEX
To deploy a TruStar network, you need to add only trunking service domain NSS
equipment MSE9830 between the Circuit Switched (CS) domain equipment and
Packet Switched (PS) domain equipment and upgrade the software of the BSS.
Other hardware equipment is not required. The TruStar solution enables faster
deployment and reduces OPEX.
• Future-oriented all-IP architecture
One MSE9830 can be connected to 50 BSC/PCFs. The TruStar solution enables

flexible networking, quick network deployment, reduced CAPEX, and smooth
evolution to IMS.
n Excellent Performances
• Powerful Processing Capability
A fully configured MSE9830 supports 200,000 users. The processing capability of

the TSC server can reach 800,000 BHCA. The GLMS can process the data of
500,000 groups and 500,000 users.
• High Reliability
Using patented power control algorithm, TruStar network has high reliability, good
conversation quality, and low call drop rate.
• Better performance in call setup, floor request, and access duration than
OMA PoC.
• Saves transmission resources
All the subscribers in a group share a terrestrial channel connected to the

Act/GMP port (PCF-MSE).

n Diversity of Services
• Support Ad-hoc Group Call
The PTT Ad-hoc group call is supported. This enhances user experience in
providing value-added services for the full CDMA solution. Subscribers can
conveniently establish and manage their group member lists.
• Support Dispatcher System
A dispatcher agent can be used to dispatch group members, provide subscription,

dynamic regrouping, and broadcast services, release calls and subscribers, and
initiate break-in calls. It meets the requirements for basic professional dispatch
services.
• Provide CDMA and PTT Services Interoperability
Terminals can conveniently switch to dispatcher service, CDMA voice service,

and CDMA high-speed data service.
• Provide Boss interface optimization
The Boss interface provided in Trustar solution enables the operators to integrate
the Trustar functions, such as subscriber, group, dispatcher, operator and VPN
operation and management into the original system, through which Huawei can
help them make use of original operation shop terminals to launch PTT services.
• Provide PTT Call E2E encryption solution
This solution ensures customers a secure trunking communication environment

and helps them achieve E2E PTT services, such as vioce、SMS、group call
encryption by introducing KDC to system and integrating EMU encryption module
into the terminals.
• Provide Trustar billing solution
This solution integrates the CBS solution provided by Service and Software
Product Department into MSE9830, while the CBS provides two Trustar monthly
flat- price modes: pre-payment and post-payment. MSE is used for accomplishing
subscriber login, logout, group management, and pass the interface information
to CBS which starts or stops monthly flat price accordingly. CBS may conduct
service cease according to subscriber’s amount state including insufficiency or
arrearage.
• No group limits to VIP subscriber’s calling
The subscribers of one professional group or regular group can’t initiate or

receive call in the dispatching area after the group starts area restriction. The
caller would exit calling when he move out of dispatching area. However, the
subscribers are not limited to the restrictions once they’re set to be VIPs, who
have rights to enjoy better wonderful experience and diverse services.
• Support Roaming between different BSSs connected to the same MSE9830

• Support All Frequency Band 450 M/800 M/410 M/1900 M/2100 M.
The BSS supports all frequency bands, including 450 M, 800 M, 410 M, 1900 M, and
2100 M. For the cost efficiency consideration, we will choose 450M to deploy in this
project.
4. Network Design
4.1 Design Assumptions

Basic requirements from tender documents and all network assumptions made
by Huawei are shown in Table 4-1. Huawei has taken this information in full
consideration throughout the design process. Huawei’s proposed network has
been designed in accordance with the following parameters and based on the
RFP.
Table 4 -1 Network Design Assumptions
Basic Parameters
Average Traffic per Subscriber (Erl) * 0.0322
Average Mean Holding Time per Call (Sec) * 60
Group Call percentage* 70%
Private call percentage* 30%
Average person number of one group* 50
Average sector number of one trunking group* 1
Average speaking time occupation percentage* 70%
Remark: Items marked with asterisk (symbol *) are assumed by Huawei.
4.2 Network Diagram
In this section, Huawei provides a series of networking diagrams, such as Network

Overview, Network dimension and O&M network, so that one can get a clear concept
of the whole network.
4.2.1 Network Overview
According to Huawei’s PTT solution, Huawei divided the overall network into 4 main
regions, region 1 covers Addis Ababa, region 2 covers North Region, region 3 covers
the Regions around Somali and region 4 covers the Areas liable Sudan. Region 1 is
the centre, 1 MSE9830 server is located in this region, so that the whole network can
be managed intently and conveniently.
For the details, please refer to Annex 7.2- Figure 1 Overall Network Structure of
TruStar System for Phase I project.
4.2.2 Network Dimension
For the detail, please refer to Annex 7.2- Figure 2 Network Dimension of TruStar
System for Phase I project.
4.2.3 O&M Network
For the detail, please refer to Annex 7.2- Figure 3 O&M Network Structure---M2000
System (IP Networking) for Phase I project.

4.3 Equipment List

To meet the technical requirements of this project, the following equipments are
proposed as shown in Table 4-2. For the details, please refer to price
schedule/list of equipment:
Table 4 -2 Equipment List for Phase I project
Network element Capacity Quantity (set)

MSE9830 100 1
BSC1 36TRX(1X) with 1536 CE 1
S1/1/1 3TRX(1X) with 128 CE 12
Table 4 -3 Equipment List for Phase II project
Network element Capacity Quantity (set)

MSE9830 50,000 1
BSC2 ** 1
BSC3 ** 1
BSC4 ** 1
S1/1/1 3TRX(1X) with 128 CE 156
*The Phase II project plan is based on the assumption, the detail design will be
worked out when the exact information provided.
5. Equipment Dimension
5.1 MSE
5.1.1 Physical Interface
MSE is connected with several network elements, such as BSC, IPCC, KDC. The
details are shown in Table 5-1
Table 5 -1 Physical Interface Dimension
Connected to Physical Interface Type Quantity

BSC (in INSA HQ) IP 1 FE
IPCC (in INSA HQ) IP 1 FE
KDC IP 1 FE
5.1.2 Physical Dimension
The physical dimension of TruStar MSE9830 for 100 subscribers is shown in table
below
Table 5 -2 Physical Dimension
Item Cabinet and feature

Dimension (height* width *depth) 2200mm % 600mm % 800mm


weight 172.6 kg/381 kg (full)
Power assumption 1,398 W
Power type -48VDC
The equipment can function normally in the following environment:
• Temperature: 15°C ~ 30°C (Long term)

0°C ~ 45°C (Short term)
• Humidity: 40% ~ 75% (Long term:)
20% ~ 90% (Short term)
• Atmospheric pressure: 70 ~ 106kPa
• Solar radiation: 700W/m2
• Heat radiation: 600W/m2
5.2 BSC/PCF
Table 5 -3 Layout of Interfaces
Interfaces Physical Interface Type Quantity

A1/A2 interface IP 2 FE
A10/A11 interface IP 2 GE
Abis interface IP 12 E1
Dimension (height* width *depth) 2200mm % 600mm % 800mm
weight 196.6kg / ≤650kg (full)
Power assumption 1,328W
Power type -48VDC
The equipment can function normally in the following environment:
• Atmospheric pressure: 70 ~ 106kPa

• Solar radiation: 700W/m2
• Heat radiation: 600W/m2
5.3 BTS
5.3.1 Configuration Summary
As per the requirements in tender document, Huawei has proposed the most suitable
BTS configuration to provide best services,

The BTS configuration in this project is shown below.
Table 5 -5 BTS Configuration
BTS Type Quantity ( set )

DBS3900 S111 (128 CEs -TRX) 12
TOTAL (Sites) 12
TOTAL (FAs) 36
TOTAL (CEs) 1,536
The physical dimension of different BTS is shown below.
Table 5 -6 Physical Dimensions of BTSs
Item Dimension ((height* width *depth))

BBU: 86mm×442mm×310mm
RRU:
480mm×270mm×140mm (no shell)
DBS3900 Cabinet 485mm×285mm×170mm (with shell)
RRU(800MHz AB frequency):
480mm×270mm×170mm (with shell)
485mm×285mm×200mm (no shell)
5.4 OMC
Table 5 -7 Physical Dimensions of M2000
Item Specification
Maximum working voltage: 100-127 VAC/200-240
Working Voltage
VAC
Weight(kg) 84
Dimension
(Width*Depth*Height)
444*810*263(6U)
Table 5 -8 Dimension Result of M2000
M2000 Name M2000
Quantity 1
Equivalent NE 1
A/C Power
4670 W
Consumption
Measure
60mins
Period(minute)
SUN M4000, 2
M2000 Server Type
CPU

5.5 Power System
With full understanding of the bid document and the existing network environment, a
reliable and efficient power system, adopting the most advanced technologies and
production practices of the industry, and used by many operators worldwide is
provided to meet the requirements of INSA.
Table 5 -9 Physical Dimensions of Power for BTS
Power Capacity (W) 8460W

Power Supply
Power Equipment Mini-Shelter + ETP48200
Backup Time (Hour) 8
Backup Number of Battery Banks 2
Capacity per Batter Bank (AH) 140AH
Transmission Space(U) 2
Transmission
Transmission Equipment Huawei RTN950
5.6 KDC
KDC is connected with several network elements, such as MSE, SMC. The details
are shown in Table 5-1
Table 5 -10 Physical Interface Dimension
Connected to Physical Interface Type

MSE IP
SMSC IP
The physical dimension of TruStar KDC is shown in table below

Dimension (height* width *depth) 85.4mm * 443.6mm * 698mm
weight 29.6Kg
Power type 220VAC

6. Summary
In this document Huawei provide a solution proposal for INSA. There are basic
descriptions for equipment configurations in this proposal. For detailed description of
equipment please refer to corresponding system description and function description
files. This technical proposal for INSA presents the basic descriptions for the TruStar
network configuration.
Huawei has maintained reputation as responsible and qualified vendor in

telecommunication field. Huawei does believe that their products can create a strong,
powerful and economical mobile system for you. Together with our plentiful and
customized services, more benefit for operators can be expected. Huawei wish that
this solution may lead to our long-term cooperation. As an innovative and reliable
vendor in the telecommunication industry, Huawei is dedicated to deliver a robust,
powerful and cost-effective mobile system for our customers with the state-of-the-art
services and even more. A stable and long-term cooperation is the commitment that
Huawei always believes in.
7. Annex
7.1 Product Highlights
7.1.1 Highlights of MSE
This section outlines the basis for the system configuration proposed by Huawei to
establish the optimum configuration based on the criteria outlined in the RFP.
Huawei TruStar supports smooth expansion. Its modular structure makes system
configuration simple and scalable. The operator can configure the system capacity by
simply adding or removing subracks or boards.
The highlights of proposed MSE9830 by Huawei are shown below. For further
description please refer to” Product Description of HUAWEI TruStar MSE9830”
1. Rich Services
The MSE9830 provides services such as:
l Group calls
l Private calls
l Ad-hoc Group Call
l Pre-emption calls
l Emergency calls
l Late entry
l Dynamic regrouping
l Forced call release

l VPNs
l Area restriction
l Dispatcher
l Automatic answer
l Manual answer
l Boss interface optimization

l TruStar billing solution
l No group limits to VIP subscriber call
l PTT Call E2E encryption solution

Telecom operators can customize digital trunking services for various users
according to their needs.
2. Excellent Compatibility and Extensibility
The MSE9830 is designed to support the HUAWEI CDMA2000 1X applications. It is

completely compatible with the HUAWEI CDMA2000 1X BSS network to support
trunking functions, the TruStar supports digital trunking services without additional
spectrum resources. The OSTA platform is universal and modularized. It allows easy
and scalable capacity and function expansion through the addition of modules. To
expand the capacity of the MSE9830, operators only need to add boards, subracks,
or cabinets. You can upgrade software by installing patches online without interrupting
the ongoing traffic.
3. High Integration Level and Low Power Consumption
The high integration level of the boards in the MSE9830 is guaranteed through:
l Advanced integrated circuits such as application specific integrated circuit
(ASIC), programmable logic device (PLD) and field programmable gate
array (FPGA)
l Large scale integration (LSI) components
A fully configured MSE9830 cabinet supports 200,000 users. A fully configured
MSE9830 consumes less than 4.5 KW of power.
4. Powerful Processing Capability
The powerful processing capability of the MSE9830 is ensured by:

l High-performance chipsets
l High-speed bus techniques
l High-performance PowerPC processors
A fully configured MSE9830 supports 200,000 users. The processing capability
of TSC server can reach 900,000 BHCA. The GLMS can handle the data of
500,000 groups and 200,000 users.
5. High Reliability
The MSE9830 boards support hot backup and smooth switchover to ensure
system reliability.

The MSE9830 supports the billing server platform that features dual-plane
structure to ensure the security of bills.
The GLMS adopts cold backup to prevent the user and group information from
loss.
The TSC adopts dual-plane structure to ensure the security of services between:
l A master TSC subrack and a slave TSC subrack
l The TSC and the BAM
l The TSC and the GLMS
l The TSC and the iGWB
6. Middleware Technology
The middleware technology isolates the upper-layer software from the bottom-layer
operating system. As a result, the upper-layer service software is irrelevant to the
lower-layer platform.
The middleware technology contributes to easy migration of software functions

between different platforms. As little change is made on the service software during
migration, Huawei can provide stable commercial products more quickly.
7.1.2 Highlights of BSC/PCF
Huawei BSC6680 V300R007 can integrate PCF providing packet data service.
n Advantages of Huawei BSC Family:
Huawei CDMA2000 1X/1xEV-DO system is backward-compatible with the IS-95.

Both the IS-95 and CDMA2000 1X MS can originate and receive calls normally under
the coverage of the CDMA2000 1x/1xEV-DO network. The BSC supports smooth
evolution from CDMA2000 1X to CDMA 1X EV-DO Rev.B Phase1 by means of
software updating.
1． Huawei BSC features high integration, large capacity and smooth expansion,
helping to structure a compact network to save costs.
2． Supports hybrid configuration of CDMA 1X and CDMA EV-DO networks.

Supplies 1X and 1X EV-DO service simultaneously.
3． Huawei BSC can automatically detect and adjust forward and reverse voice
levels on a real-time basis so that the voice is more pleasing for the ears and the
quality of the voice is enhanced.
4． Huawei BSC supports satellite transmission on Abis and A interfaces. It is

compatible with ATM or IP transmission backbone. To effectively use the
transmission resources, Huawei BSC provides interfaces such as E1, IPoE1, FE,
STM-1, and applies many levels of compression algorithms.
n Highlights of BSC6680 V300R007:
1. Advanced design of PARC BSC6680
Ø Base on 3GPP2 , compliant with IS-95/CDMA20001X/EV-DO Rev. A

Ø Advanced ALL IP design, High integration
Ø Configuration: 2 Cabinets, 6 Sub-racks
Ø 6 Gbps Packet throughput , 55k ERL within 2 Cabinets
2. Modularized Design, Easy Expansion
Ø Modularized design based on sub-rack, easy expansion by stacking up
Ø Smooth capacity expansion without service interrupting
Ø Minimal configuration: Only 1CMPS, flexible and fast network deployment
3. Future Oriented ALL IP Platform
Ø Open IP architecture: Meets the evolution trend of mobile network
Ø Large switching capacity, Low cost: Up to 120Gbps per sub-rack, 720Gbps in

total
Ø High reliability: Dual plane IP switch network, load sharing, Resource pool
and In Service upgrade
Ø High expansibility: Easy upgrade to 2.88Tbps, better investment protection
Ø Full modularization: Flexible configuration and easy expansion
Ø Unified platform: For CDMA/GSM/UMTS
4. Highest Integration BSC in Industry
Ø Single sub-rack ready for DOrA/DOrB deployment
Ø One sub-rack offers the performance of 2~3 cabinets of the conventional

BSC
Ø Reduce Handover Between BSCs
Ø Universal platform with G/W, mature IP technologies
Ø Smooth upgrading switch capacity from 720Gbps to 2.88Tbps
5. Dual Plane Symmetrical Mixed-Plug
Ø Dual Plane Symmetrical Mixed-Plug, 28 slots per sub-rack, 26 universal slots
Ø Easy operation and maintenance, save backup boards
Ø Flexible configuration meet the different requirement, reduce CAPEX&OPEX
Ø High integration and compact structure
6. Multi-Chip Abis Interface Board

Ø Multi-Chip Abis boards triple or fourfold the outlet ability of single-chip ones,
which improves the BSC specification and integration
Ø Abis interface support the GE Optical transmission，enrich the Networking

structure
7. High Reliability Design
Ø Full Hardware redundancy
Ø Dual -48V power supply
Ø Abis signaling link supports multi-homing and multi-path mutual protection
Ø The POUBc supports the switchover of the optical ports,
Ø The FG2Bc and GOUBc support the binding of the Trunk port
Ø Dual operation plane
Ø Configuration data back-up and recovery
Ø Anti-Interference over Abis
Ø Full Processors Pooled
Ø Flow Control
Ø Fault Clearance and Self-Healing
Ø In Service Upgrade
Ø BSS Batch Upgrading and Patching
8. Powerful Message Tracing Tool
Ø Standard A1/A2, A3/A7 and UM interface trace analysis, also Abis.
Ø Specified user message trace by ESN,IMSI,MEID
Ø Act as signaling analyzer for trouble shooting, acceptance test, etc.
Ø Integrated signaling tracing tool instead of the related instruments
9. In Service Upgrade
Ø Greatly satisfies customers’ service experience, reduces subscriber churn

rate and improves ARPU.
Ø Greatly enhances BSC reliability and maintainability, saves OPEX.
10. In Service Upgrade

Ø Greatly satisfies customers’ service experience, reduces subscriber churn

rate and improves ARPU.
Ø Greatly enhances BSC reliability and maintainability, saves OPEX.
11. Lower Power Consumption. Large Reduction in OPEX (<8200W)
7.1.3 Highlights of BTS
Huawei BTS is compatible with IS-95A/B and CDMA2000 1X/1X EV-DO, and can be
upgraded to CDMA2000 1x EV-DO Rev. B smoothly. Huawei presents a series of
outdoor and indoor BTSs to meet the requirements of coverage and capacity. These
BTSs provide flexible coverage of cities, expressways, hot spots, and blind spots.
n Advantages of Huawei BTS Family:
1. Future-oriented architecture
a) Adopts future-oriented architecture with broadband platform to avoid internal

bottlenecks.
b) Modularized design ensures separate evolution of interface unit, baseband

unit and RF unit.
c) These advantages not only support IP BTS and EV-DO Rev.B.
2. Advanced radio-frequency technologies
Huawei patented algorithm and self-designed ASIC leads to extraordinary RF

performance. Strict linearity ensures high quality of waveform meeting the
requirements of 16-QAM & 64-QAM for EV-DO. 20W-antenna-port output
accounts for the excellent coverage performance. High PA efficiency results in
saving of carrier's OPEX. Built-in anti-noise-function ensures that Huawei BTS
functions normally even in severe interference environment.
3. High efficiency transmission and flexible networking
Huawei patented transmission technology supports high user-capacity per E1 in

Abis interface. This ensures savings in E1/T1 transmission OPEX.
Support all standard transmission media with a flexible networking capability that
fully uses existing transmission resources. Offers advanced ALL-IP architecture.
4. Reliable selection of Abis networking in Satellite Transmission
Support satellite transmission and also ATM or IP transmission backbone.
To effectively use transmission resources, Huawei BTSs provide interfaces of E1,

IPoE1, FE, and apply different levels of compression algorithms.
5. 4th Generation BTS Composition:

a) BBU: BBU is the Base Band Unit of the BTS. The separation of the base
band and RF (RRU) enables operators not to have to consider issues such
as BTS weight and availability of room space. This also results in low cost
and quick deployment of the network. BBU can be installed even in narrow
spaces of a gangway, under the staircase and in a basement.
b) RRU: RRU is the RF unit of the distributed BTS, which can support
CDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO, eight carriers, typically used indoors or
outdoors. Frequency Bands: 800MHz, 1900MHz, AWS.
n Highlights of DBS3900 V400R007:
1. Frequency Bands: 450MHz, 800MHz, 1900MHz, AWS.
2. Carrier: one RRU3606 supports 8 carriers;
one ODU3601CE (at 450MHz) supports 3 carriers.
3. TOC Transmit Power: 60W.
4. Transmission Port: 20 E1/T1 and 1 FE
5. Small size, light weight and Easy installation.
6. Integrated outdoor design with IP65 protection.
7. Less signal losses: RF cable losses as Installed near to the antenna.
8. PA Efficiency: Doherty PA (800MHz), 35% power efficiency.
9. Sensitivity: -130dbm on 800M.
10. Power Supply: -48V DC or 220V AC/110V AC.
11. Smooth evolution to LTE.
7.1.4 Highlights of KDC
The hardware of the KDC is an IBM System x3650 Type 7979 server, installed with
the KDC system.
n Advantage of Huawei E2E Encryption Solution
1. Easy to Deploy
a) Add KDC in existing CDMA EV-DO network only
b) Terminal with Embedded encryption module
c) Only software upgrade needed, MGW can support encryption GW
2. Multiple Services Supported

a) Voice encryption between MS and MS
b) Voice encryption between MS and PSTN
c) Voice encryption for PTT group users
d) Short message encryption between MS and MS
3. High-level Security
a) Strict Bi-directional Authentication
b) Hardware Encryption/Decryption
c) End to End Encryption
d) Key Protection
e) Unified key management
f) Dual keys management system
n Advantage of KDC
1. Support for High Intensity Algorithm. The KDC system uses high intensity ECC
and AEC algorithms to achieve the encryption protection of voice services, short
message services, and PTT services in CDMA networks. The ECC algorithm
uses the NIST standard curve. The CDMA E2E encryption system enables
subscribers to replace symmetric algorithm.
2. The KDC System Supports Complete Security System.
3. High Availability of KDC. The KDC supports the dual-system hot backup function
that enables the dual-system to be handed off automatically or manually
according to user requirements. The KDC provides subscribers with functions of
setting the KDC operating mode, configuring dual-system parameters,
synchronizing the data of the active server with that of the standby server, and
starting or stopping automatic handoffs of the dual-system. The KDC also
provides the data backup and restoration functions to ensure data safety and
service continuity.
4. Encryption Services Supported by the KDC.
5. Equipment Management Function of the KDC. The KDC provides the complete
subscriber management function and the authority management function.
Subscribers can monitor the KDC services logs and the status of communication
equipment (such as SMC and MSE) status and the KDC equipment. The
subscriber management function contains subscriber on encryption mobile phone,
loss registry, cancellation, and subscriber query. The KDC controls that the
subscribers with encryption mobile phone whose loss registry and cancellation
has no right to use encryption service.

7.2 Network Diagram
1. Figure 1 Overall Network Structure of TruStar System for Phase I project
2. Figure 2 Network Dimension of TruStar System for Phase I project
3. Figure 3.1 O&M Network Structure---M2000 System (IP Networking) for Phase I
project
7.3 Abbreviations
rd
3GPP2 3 Generation Partnership Project 2
ACT Advanced CDMA Trunking
BSC Base Station Controller
BTS Base Transceiver Station
CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
CAPEX Capital Expenditure
FE Fast Ethernet
GLMS Group and List Management Server
GMP Group Map Protocol
iGWB iGateway Bill
IP Internet Protocol
IPC Inter-process Communication
IS-2000 Interim Standards 2000
IS-95 Interim Standards 95
KDC Key Distributor Center
MS Mobile Station
MSC Mobile Switching Center
MSE Multimedia Service Engine
NSS Network Subsystem
OMC Operation & Maintenance Center
OMC_T OMC Terminal
O&M Operation and Maintenance
OPEX Operating Expense
PCF Packet Control Function
PCU PTT Control Unit
PDU PTT Dispatch Unit
PPP Peer-Peer Protocol
PTT Push to Talk
SMC Short Message Center
TOC Transceiver of Cabinet
TSC Trunking Switching Center
TRX Transceiver unit

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Technical Proposal for

INSA Special Security PTT Project

Based on TruStar V1R5

Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

2. Network Analysis ........................................................................................ 4

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Integrating with state-of-the-art technology and clear understanding on the

In Chapter 3, the proposed solution is described.

In Chapter 4, the network design is specified.

In Chapter 5, shows the equipment configuration and dimensioning.

In Chapter 6, gives a summary of this proposal

Huawei firmly believe that Huawei’s outstanding mobile products, end-to-end

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2.1 Requirement Analysis

After in-depth analysis of existing network environments and complete understanding

a) BTS receiving/MS transmitting: 412~415

b) BTS transmitting/MS receiving: 422~425

3． Equipment: The project which should be offered and quoted includes:

a) Base Station Subsystem (BSS): BTS, BSC, PCF

c) Operation & Maintenance Center (OMC)

d) Power Subsystem：Mini-shelter with ETP48200

b) Ad-hoc Group Call

g) Floor Control Based on Priority

i) Talker Identity Display

k) Missed PTT call indication

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m) Boss interface optimization

o) Trustar service billing solution

p) No group limits to VIP subscriber call

a) Abis Interface: IP over E1

6． Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning (OAM&P):

7． Compatibility & Interoperability:

8． Other requirement: Please refer to <Secured Trunked Radio System Technical

3.1 Overall Solution

TruStar is a new generation digital trunking solution based on the 3G technology

n Figure 3.1 TruStar Network Layout

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3.2 Solution Highlights

Huawei delivers high performance, cost-effective and tailor-made CDMA End-to-End

n Differentiated Highlights of the TruStar V1R5 Solution

• Unified high-performance hardware platform

The MSE9830 developed by Huawei uses carrier-class OSTA1.0 hardware

OSTA1.0 hardware platform is extensively applied in NGN and softswitch

• Quick deployment & Simple networking & low OPEX

• Future-oriented all-IP architecture

One MSE9830 can be connected to 50 BSC/PCFs. The TruStar solution enables

• Powerful Processing Capability

A fully configured MSE9830 supports 200,000 users. The processing capability of

• Saves transmission resources

All the subscribers in a group share a terrestrial channel connected to the

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• Support Ad-hoc Group Call

• Support Dispatcher System

A dispatcher agent can be used to dispatch group members, provide subscription,

• Provide CDMA and PTT Services Interoperability

Terminals can conveniently switch to dispatcher service, CDMA voice service,

• Provide Boss interface optimization

• Provide PTT Call E2E encryption solution

This solution ensures customers a secure trunking communication environment

• Provide Trustar billing solution

• No group limits to VIP subscriber’s calling

The subscribers of one professional group or regular group can’t initiate or