Showing posts with label voice over LTE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label voice over LTE. Show all posts

Friday, April 12, 2013

VoLTE Training Course

VoLTE as the Technology of Choice for LTE Voice Transmission and SMS


 GSM Association IR.92 specifications highlight specific standards to deliver voice and SMS services over an LTE network with IMS (IP Multimedia Sub-systems).  WiFi as an “offload” is also an interesting concepts for many operators. VoLTE is essentially VoIP over 4G/LTE using IMS architecture.
VoLTE Training Course
In order for LTE UE to establish a voice call over IMS, the following steps are essential:
    • UE RRC Connection Request to EPC & IMS
    • PDN Connectivity Request 
    • Protocol Configuration Options IE 
    • P-CSCF address
    • EPS Attach & P-CSCF Discovery
    • UE initial IMS registration

    KEY TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR VoLTE ARE:

    • PCC rule authorization and QoS rule generation
    • Multiple Bearers (Default, Dedicated)
    • QoS Class Identifiers (QCIs)  
    • Semi-Persistent Scheduling
    • Transmission Time Interval (TTI) Bundling
    • Discontinuous Reception (DRX)
    • Robust Header Compression (RoHC)

    COMMON RTP PAYLOAD TYPES FOR VOLTE ARE:
    • Audio AMR 8000
    • Audio AMR-WB 16000
    • Text T140 1000
    • Video H.263 90000
    • Audio EVRCB 8000
    • Audio EVRCWB
    • Video H.263-2000 90000
    • Video H.263-2000 90000
    • Video H.264
    • Video MP4V-ES 90000 


    Thursday, January 10, 2013

    VoLTE Training Course - Bootcamp Style

     Voice over LTE Training Course (VoLTE Training Bootcamp):  The next innovation in the wireless industry


    VoLTE Training

    TONEX Voice over LTE training 3-day course is a unique crash course, bootcamp style that covers all aspects of  VoLTE, Evolved Packet Core (EPC), IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) for delivery of various services such as voice, SMS, video and other services such as IM and Presence over LTE/EPC/IMS.
    Topics incuded:  VoLTE basic concepts, architecture, network nodes, protocols, interfaces, session handling, media and control, frameworks, profiles, operational scenarios, QoS, security, charging and roaming.