Wray Castle Training the telecoms world

Private & MissionCritical LTE Broadband

Live Online Training Program 3 x 4 Hour Live Sessions over 3 consecutive weeks from 10.00 to 14.00 Aust. Eastern Summer Time

Course Dates: First Course: 11th - 17th - 24th March

Participants from across APAC are welcomed

Additional Courses: TBC subject to demand.Limited to 12 participants per course to maximize engagement.

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Australasian Critical Communications Forum (ACCF) supported by

The (international) Critical Communications Association (TCCA)

in partnership with

Wray Castle Group

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Private & Mission Critical LTE Broadbandtraining course

Program Summary The hottest topic in the Land Mobile Radio (LMR) market today is the rapidly growing use of LTE/4G/5G as the LMR market demands the delivery of information to and

from mobile, portable and in-vehicle devices in the field. As the world embraces 4G/

LTE and 5G mobile broadband technologies and a shift in culture from voice-centric

to information-centric operations - the options and therefore complexity expands

exponentially.

The Australasian Critical Communications Forum (ACCF), chapter of TCCA offers a live online training course in partnership with the Wray Castle, the leading supplier of training to the global communications industry.

This course provides fundamental supplier independent knowledge about LTE technology and its specific features in Mission Critical Communications and Private LTE.

Prerequisites: A basic understanding of PMR technologies would be advantageousbut familiarity with the requirements of private communications networks is more

important.

Modules Delivered in 3 live 4-hour training sessions over consecutive weeks, you’ll study modules covering the following topics:

• Requirements of a Professional

Mobile Network

• Introduction to LTE

• The LTE Radio Interface

• Multimedia Broadcast MulticastService

• The IP Multimedia Subsystem(IMS)

• Group Communication

System Enablers for LTE

(GCSE_LTE)

• LTE Push to Talk (PTT)

• Interconnecting PMR and LTE

Private Networks

• 5G Networks

• Conclusion & Summary

Who would Benefit? Those working with Private and Professional Mobile Communications Networks wishing to become familiar with LTE technology and the services it can provide along with an appreciation of how LTE networks can interwork with existing PMR technologies, such as TETRA, P25, DMR and Analogue systems. It is relevant to those at the following organisations:

• Government

• Public Safety, Emergency

Services organizations

• Rail, Ports, Airports and Utilities

• Business & Industry Users,

• Product distributors and

solution providers

• Network OperatorsProgram Detail Below

Programme Contents Modules

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Requirements of a Mission Critical Network

• Limitations of Existing Networks

• LTE for Private Networks

• Spectrum and Network Deployment

Options

• Network Resilience

• Group Communications

• Push To Talk (PTT)

• Proximity Services (ProSe)

• Coverage and Capacity

• Security

Introduction to LTE • Evolution to LTE

• 3GPP Evolution

• LTE Standards Development

• Architecture Terminology

• LTE Key Technologies

• Evolved UMTS Terrestrial Radio Access

Network (E-UTRAN)

• Evolved Packet Core (EPC)

• Evolved Packet Core ‘S’ Interfaces

• Packet Data Network (PDN) Connectivity

Services

• EPS Bearers and UE Connectivity

• Default and Dedicated EPS Bearers

• EPS Quality of Service

• QoS Class Identifier (QCI)

• LTE Voice Options

The LTE Radio Interface • LTE Variants

• LTE Frequency Bands

• Channel Bandwidths and Subcarriers

• Radio Channel Organization

• LTE Frequency Modes

• Cell Structures and Hierarchies

• Heterogeneous Networks

• LTE Relay Nodes

• Relays for LTE

• Isolated E-UTRAN Operation (IOPS)

• UE Categories

• UE Categories Release 12 Onwards

Multimedia Broadcast Multi- cast Service

• Introduction – The Multimedia Broadcast/

Multicast Service

• Introduction – MBMS User and Bearer

Services

• System Architecture – MBMS for EPS

• MBMS Bearers – MBMS Network Areas,

MBMS Bearers – Definition

• Multicast/Broadcast Over Single

Frequency Network (MBSFN)

• Air Interface Channels

• MBMS Data Transfer

The IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS)

• The Need for IMS

• About the IMS, Architecture and

Interfaces

• Protocols used by the IMS

• The Role of SIP, SDP and RTP in the IMS

• Creating an Account with a SIP Service

Provider (SP)

• Registration Principles

• Proxy Call Session Control Function

(P-CSCF)

• Interrogating CSCF (I-CSCF) and Serving

CSCF (S-CSCF)

• SDP Basics

• IMS User to IMS User Session

Establishment

Programme Contents Modules

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Group Communication System Enablers for LTE (GCSE_LTE)

• Group Communication System Enablers

(GCSEs)

• Architectural Reference Model

• Architecture Model Using ProSe

• Reference Points

• MB2 Procedures

• Temporary Mobile Group Identity (TMGI)

Allocation Procedure

• TMGI Deallocation Procedure

• Activating an MBMS Bearer, Deactivating

an MBMS Bearer

• Modify MBMS Bearer, MBMS Delivery

Status

• Using Pre-established MBMS Bearers

• Dynamic MBMS Bearer Establishment

LTE Push To Talk (PTT) • PTT On-network Architecture

• Application Plane Function Model (On-

network)

• Functional Model for the Control Plane

(On-network)

• The PTT Server, PTT User Database

• Common Services Core

• PTT UE Configuration

• Identities

• PTT Group ID Management (Off-Network

Operation)

• Mapping of Identities

• Authentication and Authorization

• End-to-End Communication Security

• Affiliation, De-affiliation

• Group Call Set-up, Group Call Release

Interconnecting PMR and LTE Private Networks

• 3GPP Interworking Specifications 3GPP -

TS 23.283

• 3GPP TS 29.379 (PTT call control), 3GPP

TS 29.380 (media control),

• 3GPP TS 29.582 (Data), 3GPP TS 33.180

(system security)

• Interworking with TETRA - TS 100 392-19-

1 and TS 100 393-19-2

• P25 Interworking

• Interworking with Analogue LMR

• Radio over IP (RoIP)

5G Networks • Difference between 4G and 5G

• Interworking between 4G and 5G

Course Conclusion and Summary

• Summary and Recap

• Feedback

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Price & Admin (ACCF, TCCA & ARCIA Members save 10%ACCF & ARCIA Members save 10%

ACCF and TCCA The Australasian Critical Communications Forum (ACCF), a NFP chapter of TCCA,

advocates on behalf of mission and business

critical stakeholders in the Australasian region in

respect to the development and establishment of

global non-proprietary mission and business

critical LMR and LTE Broadband standards to

ensure that stakeholder and professional user

requirements are adequately addressed.

The Critical Communications Association (TCCA) leads the global development

and promotion of standardised critical

communications solution for professional users

providing a forum for governments, regulators,

manufacturers, vendors, integrators, operators

and end users – for any and every stakeholder

in the critical communications sector – to

discuss, deliver and evolve the market

for benefit of all. TCCA is a 3GPP Market

Representation Partner, supports ETSI PlugTests

activities and is a member of the Mission

Critical Open Platform (MCOP) project.

https://tcca.info/

About Wray Castle Wray Castle operate internationally across

a wide range of industries — everything

from mobile and fixed network operators

to telecoms regulators, the defence sector,

energy suppliers, transport, emergency services

and government agencies. Our learning

programmes are designed to upskill staff,

support cutting-edge service rollouts, and

deliver powerful insights into the technologies.

Our expertise covers a range of network

technologies including 5G, LTE, IP, Radio

Engineering, Network Virtualisation and PMR

. Programmes cover important technology

components and actionable solutions for

the whole value chain, from use cases and

market drivers to network deployment and

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Course Dates: The program is delivered as 3 x 4 hour sessions

(10.00-14.00 AEST)

• Course 1: 11th- 17th – 24th March• Additional courses subject to demand(Limited to 12 participants per course to maximize engagement)

Price • AUD $ 1095 + GST• ACCF, TCCA,ARCIA & RFUNZ Members discount 10%

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