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19th December 2003 at 06:25 #36809PankajGuest
This is no roaming. This is interworking between GSM and CDMA n/w so that a GSM subscriber can send message to CDMA subscriber and visa versa. This is kind of black box that converts the CDMA SMS messages of IS-41 format into GSM MAP format so that the GSM network entities can send that message to The GSM subscribers.
This is in no way roaming.
22nd December 2003 at 14:51 #36810SunilGuestYes…
SMS-Interworking doesnt mean that roaming is possible between CDMA2000 and GSM.
But this can provide a step forward towards MAP-Interworking…
AM I correct ?
Rgds
Sunil
12th January 2004 at 06:32 #36811prabhakarvermaGuestlet us look at the factors which causes the problem and how to overcome them..
1> difference between MIN and IMSI
Imsi is MCC+MNC+SN=15
MIN=10 that is what i KNOW
SO we have do some Mobile GTT to convert MIN in to the format of MCC+MNC+Min=IMSI
2>the Handset factor ,, as per panjak we know people are working in this direction .. or the product might be out and we are yet to know.. GSM+CDMA handset.
3> any other issue …12th January 2004 at 16:21 #36812PankajGuestYou might be aware that CDMA has already implemented full IMSI. It is just that most of the operators need to yet convert their n/w in to full IMSI networks. This will happen but will take time. In fact in India some networks are not even full MIN complient ( meaning that they are using some bulid up numbers not the MIN ranges managed by some independent agency
14th January 2004 at 15:42 #36813wawanGuestPlz kindly tell me, which site or documents about roaming between GSM and CDMA I have to refer to?
and interwerking between GSM adn CDMA network.
tank’s10th February 2004 at 04:41 #36814cdma_roamingGuestHi everyone!
About CDMA and GSM roaming you can find a lot of information from those sites:
http://www.tsiconnections.com
http://www.telesoft-technologies.comAnd there are some companies from India who provide soft-converters of IS41d GSM MAP protocols.
About GSM1X, it’s not intended to provide roaming capability. You can read from it’s description, that the GSM1X have been created for GSM operators to be able to use CDMA radio network for enchanced radio frequency source of CDMA standart.
What I am interested very much is CDMA CDMA roaming. Does any bode know any company who are doing(offering/ testing) such a roaming service? Thank you in advance..
19th February 2004 at 12:37 #36815PankajGuestRefer to the link and you will find interesting information on a trial just completed for the roaming between the two.
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/WEBONLY/resource/feb04/0204nmob.html
20th February 2004 at 11:41 #36816jayanthGuestAbout CDMA 1X technology u can find more information and some PDF doc in Qualcommn website.
2nd March 2004 at 05:55 #36817selvakumarGuestis it possible to convert CDMA cell phone to GSM cell phone?
11th March 2004 at 05:21 #36818vamsiGuestis it possible to convert CDMA cell phone to GSM cell phone plz give me the full how to change which software will support to change plz give me the full details
19th March 2004 at 18:58 #36819RamGuestIs it possible to convert the CDMA Phone to GSM Phone nokia 2280 Model
if possible means give me the necessary steps to change21st March 2004 at 11:15 #36820ChinmayaGuestIs it Possible to change the CDMA software to GSM. Some mechanics are there who are making an arrangement for insertion of the SIM but some others says that it is not going to work, please give me the details about this for NOKIA, SAMSUNG & LG CDMA Handsets.
30th March 2004 at 08:02 #36821AMIT KUNDRAGuestDear all,
Regarding the R-UIM (CDMA equivalent of SIM card )concept explained by Mr Pankaj you can get a good doc on the R-UIM at the following url:
http://www.cdmatech.com/solutions/pdf/r-uim.pdf
However could somebody please come up with some more details on the Trials being done anywhere for the Roaming between GSM & CDMA.1st May 2004 at 20:27 #36822KSR(3SNMS)GuestDue to many reasons CDMA intl’ roaming is realised using IIFs (vHLR + vMSC + vSMSC.. Possibly)..
This has invoked, these IIF or clearing houses to incorporate GS< CDMA interworking using addtional modules on IIFs... MAP conversion for CDMA to GSM and GSM to CDMA is fairly simple concept on SS7..
5th May 2004 at 15:33 #36823ScotGuestPossible but in Reality I dont know whether anybody tried it or not.
I have seen a product from Lucent for this MAP Conversion.
Rgds
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