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MobileOriginatedCall |
A Mobile Originated Call item represents either tele or bearer service
usage originated by the mobile subscription.
In some cases the mobile itself may not be directly involved, e.g.
some call forwarding scenarios.
The Mobile Originated Call must contain the MO Basic Call Information,
Location Information and Basic Services Used.
Where a call is set up requesting dual service capability, Dual
Service Requested is provided in addition to each basic service used.
Where CAMEL services are supported and invoked then one occurrence of
CAMEL Service Used will be present for the invocation.
Where supplementary services are used in conjunction with a call and
these are deemed necessary for transfer (see Annex A) then there will be one
occurrence of Supplementary Service Used present per invocation.
If the call was in respect of a value added service and there is a
bilateral agreement between the VPMN and the HPMN then there will be one
occurrence of Value Added Service Used per service used.
Equipment information will normally be transferred. The reason that it may not be present is
because the call did not originate from the equipment.
Operator Specific Information may also be present, this is optional
dependent on bilateral agreement.
Conditionality:
Mandatory within an
occurrence of group Call Event Details where none of the following are
present; Mobile Terminated Call,
Supplementary Service Event, Service Centre Usage, Value Added Service, GPRS
Call, Content Transaction or Location Service .
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Error Code |
Context |
Severity Level |
Validation Description |
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30 31 32 33 34 |
MOC MOC MOC MOC MOC |
Severe Severe Severe Severe Severe |
Mandatory group MO Basic Call Information missing within group. Mandatory group Location Information missing within group. Mandatory group Basic Service Used missing within group. Group Value Added Service Used present although none agreed bilaterally. Also see error code 50 (section 5.1). More than one occurrence of group Basic Service Used present within group and the usage of dual service does not indicate that multiple basic services were used during a call. |