The mobile reads system information from the broadcast control channel of its cell to find the frequencies of broadcast and traffic channels as well as beacon frequencies of neighboring cells. It also reads system information to learn about its location and other features. After gaining this information to pretune its components, the mobile requests a channel to send a location update request and then waits for a paging request or call setup from the user to receive an immediate assign message with the traffic channel and timeslot for an active communication line.
The mobile reads system information from the broadcast control channel of its cell to find the frequencies of broadcast and traffic channels as well as beacon frequencies of neighboring cells. It also reads system information to learn about its location and other features. After gaining this information to pretune its components, the mobile requests a channel to send a location update request and then waits for a paging request or call setup from the user to receive an immediate assign message with the traffic channel and timeslot for an active communication line.
The mobile reads system information from the broadcast control channel of its cell to find the frequencies of broadcast and traffic channels as well as beacon frequencies of neighboring cells. It also reads system information to learn about its location and other features. After gaining this information to pretune its components, the mobile requests a channel to send a location update request and then waits for a paging request or call setup from the user to receive an immediate assign message with the traffic channel and timeslot for an active communication line.
The mobile reads system information from the broadcast control channel of its cell to find the frequencies of broadcast and traffic channels as well as beacon frequencies of neighboring cells. It also reads system information to learn about its location and other features. After gaining this information to pretune its components, the mobile requests a channel to send a location update request and then waits for a paging request or call setup from the user to receive an immediate assign message with the traffic channel and timeslot for an active communication line.
In Circuit Switched Technologiy of GSM, the mobile, switched on by the user,
acts as follows:
It reads the SYSTEM INFORMATIONS sent by the Broadcast Control CHannel
of its Cell, finds in the message SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 1 the frequencies of Broadcast- and Traffic Channel, finds in the message SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 2 the beacon frequencies of the neighbour cells. In SYSTEM INFORMATION TYPE 3/4 it reads about the location it resides and some other features. With the gained Information the mobile can pretune its components.
Now the mobile has to request a Channel to send a LOCATION UPDATE
REQUEST and after some negotiations it waits for, either a PAGING REQUEST from the network calling its (IMSI) TMSI, or the user of the mobile sets up a call. In both cases the mobile gets in an IMMEDIATE ASSIGN message the traffic channel and the timeslot, building the channel conveying all the necessary control and (voice) data information between the peers of the now active communication line.