Method for initiating circuit switch (CS) domain voice call by LTE (long term evolution) multimode terminal under LTE access mode
A voice call, access mode technology, applied in access restriction, electrical components, connection management, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the air interface signaling burden, increasing the core network communication burden, etc., and reduce signaling interaction and call flow. Simplify, reduce the effect of interaction
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[0037] The application scenario of this embodiment is as attached image 3 As shown, the terminal in this embodiment is a TD-SCDMA and LTE dual-mode terminal. There is one LTE cell and three TD-SCDMA cells in the area where the terminal is located, and the three TD-SCDMA cells are all adjacent cells of the LTE.
[0038] The overall process of this embodiment is attached figure 2 shown.
[0039] 1. After the terminal is turned on, it chooses to reside in an LTE cell, and performs the normal attachment process or tracking area update process. The terminal finally enters the normal idle mode. During this process, the terminal has interpreted the LTE system message, and from In LTE system information 7 (abbreviation: SIB7), the network obtains the information of adjacent cells TD-SCDMA cell1, TD-SCDMA cell2, and TD-SCDMA cell3.
[0040] 2. The application layer of the terminal initiates a voice call request in the circuit domain to the call control module (abbreviation: CC mod...
specific Embodiment 2
[0052] The application scenario of this embodiment is as attached Figure 4 As shown, the terminal in this embodiment is a GSM and LTE dual-mode terminal. There is one LTE cell, LTE cell, and three GSM cells, GSM cell1, GSM cell2, and GSM cell3, in the area where the terminal is located, and the three GSM cells are all adjacent cells of the LTE.
[0053] The overall process of this embodiment is attached figure 2 shown.
[0054] 1. After the terminal is powered on, it chooses to reside in an LTE cell, and performs the normal attach process or tracking area update process. The terminal finally enters the normal idle mode. During this process, the terminal has interpreted the LTE system The system information 7 (abbreviation: SIB7) in the network obtains the information of the neighboring cells GSM cell1, GSM cell2, and GSM cell3.
[0055] 2. The application layer of the terminal initiates a voice call request in the circuit domain to the call control module (abbreviation: C...
specific Embodiment 3
[0069] The application scenario of this embodiment is as attached Figure 4 As shown, the overall process is as attached figure 2 shown.
[0070] Steps 1~4 are identical with specific embodiment 2;
[0071] 5. The RRC module selects an available GSM cell from the list of adjacent cells as the reselection target cell, forces cell reselection, and reports the reselection result to the non-access stratum;
[0072] Wherein, the available means that the cell is not prohibited by the network;
[0073] 501. The RRC module obtains the information of the current GSM neighboring cells GSM cell1, GSM cell2, and GSMcell3 from the neighboring cell list;
[0074] 502. The RRC module judges whether these GSM neighboring cells have been measured according to the cell information, if it is to perform step 504, otherwise perform step 503;
[0075] 503. The terminal measures all GSM cells in the adjacent cell list;
[0076] 504. According to the cell measurement result, the RRC module sele...
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