Quick Start
This quick start provides only brief information and does not constitute any offer or commitment. For details, see the product documentation
or feature documentation released with the version.
Solution Introduction
Enterprise network
• Government solutions
• Transportation • Terminals
Professional trunking
• Energy communications • Network
• Electricity • High throughput • Apps
• Strong reliability
Vertical sectors • Real-time data transmission E2E solutions
Dispatching system O&M system
Services Provides network
Trunking voice, video, management.
multimedia message, eOMC
GIS...
Service dispatching
and storage Encryption system
Backhaul, distribution, eDC eMRS eAFE
recording... Provides E2E
encryption to protect
Other interconnected user service
systems communications
KDC against unauthorized
Third-party devices eMDC eUDC
interception.
or systems can be Other
connected. systems Radio access system
Core network eNodeB
Provides access to
system broadband trunking
eBBU
Provides management terminals and
manages the
for
terminal mobility.
• Subscription data
• Authorization
Core
network Terminal system
• Mobility eRRU eRRU
• Sessions
Broadband access • Handheld terminal
• Bearers Vehicle-mounted
terminal • Vehicle-mounted
• Digital trunking terminal terminal
services
• CPE
• ... Handheld
terminal
Basic Services
Trunking voice services
Trunking Group Call P2P Call
The eDC or terminal supports point-to- The terminal can initiate P2P calls and only the
multipoint communications. calling and called parties can hear the calls.
Floor Preemption
The eDC can release a P2P call on either party
and communicate with either party; however, the
eDC cannot preempt the floor during an
Attendant Forwarding
emergency call.
The terminal sets up a P2P call with the
eDC and communicates with other terminals
after the call is forwarded by the eDC
through the attendant forwarding function.
Ambience Listening
The eDC initiates ambience listening and uploads
terminal environment sounds without giving any
Multi-channel Selective Access prompt to the terminal or receiving any response
When the eDC is connected to multiple P2P from the terminal.
calls at the same time, the dispatcher can
select one of them.
Video and Multimedia Services
Video Group Multimedia
P2P calls, group video calls, and video A terminal can receive and send SMS
surveillance are supported and can be and MMS messages (including texts,
implemented simultaneously with voice services. images, and videos) in a group.
LTE 11:26
Group name
1800
Group 1800
User Text 16:40
Text
16:38 Me
Video 16:20
User
Image
User
Send
GIS Positioning
Real-Time Display of GIS Information Terminal Circling
The terminal and the eDC can display In emergencies, the eDC circles users in a specific
the location of group members and area and groups them for emergency dispatching on
initiate services to these members. site.
LTE 11:26
Group name
1800
Geographical location display
User 1
User 2
Emergency
call initiator
User 1
Me
User 2
Solution Features
Network-wide QoS Management
By collaborating with each network node from the service initiator to the
responder, this feature guarantees the QoS in the bandwidth, delay, and packet
loss rate for different services on the entire network.
Hierarchical and region-based QoS architecture Multi-QoS parameter evaluation
Peer QCI Based on user priority
entity
(such as
the eUE
Gold
or server) ARP
Silver
Bronze
E2E service
GBR
External bearer
EPS bearer services
services
Based on service priority
Signaling data
MBR
Wireless bearer Access bearer
services services
Voice
Video
AMBR
High Reliability
CPU flow Service access is reduced upon detecting CPU usage exceeding the
control threshold.
Board
• CN board redundancy
redundancy
backup • Base station board redundancy
Multi-level
RRU cold The active and standby CPRI ports switch automatically
ring when the active one becomes faulty.
Multi-level backup
reliability
assurance
One base station sets up S1 connections with multiple core
S1 Flex networks for load sharing and backup.
Geographic A backup system is established and maintained in another area, !
redundancy ensuring damage-resistance of the system and data.
The base station enters the fallback mode after disconnecting from the
Fallback core network and provides the P2P and group call functions within its
mode coverage area.
!
Geographic Redundancy
Client/eDC
Active system Standby system
Geographic
eMRS eMRS redundancy of
the dispatching
Floating IP systems
eMDC (co-deployed with address eMDC (co-deployed with
the eUDC) the eUDC)
NMS geographic
Floating IP redundancy
eOMC server address eOMC server
Transport Transport Transport
network network network
eCNS/eSCN eCNS/eSCN
CN geographic
redundancy
Transport
network
High Security
Integrity protection
RRC security
mechanism
Base station
Protecting
RRC
signaling
Base Core
Terminals
station NAS
network
signaling
Protecting Terminal Core network
NAS secure User
connection authentication
E2E Encryption
Three layers of keys are used. All keys are visible and available in the micro-SD encryption card, USB key, and
KDC. Key fields are encrypted during message transmission.
L a y e r-1 k e y D e vice ro o t ke y
L a y e r-2 k e y P 2 P ca ll ke y T ru n kin g ke y
P 2 P ca ll T ru n kin g
L a y e r-3 k e y
se ssio n ke y se ssio n ke y
E2E encryption
eDC eUDC
SIP
eMDC TCP TCP KDC
eAFE
SIP
eUE NAS eCN
Typical Applications
Fixed Network
Applicable to small and medium-sized fixed stations and single-station networks. The base
station and the core network provide transmission channels. The dispatching system,
eUDC, and external systems implement various services.
All-scenario coverage External
data
Based on the user quantity network
and scenario, fixed networks Application
can be deployed in different server
scales and modes to serve
the government, public
security, transportation, and CN
energy industries. Transport
network
eOMC server
Interoperability
• Fixed networks can eOMC client
interact with common
communications systems eAPP + eUDC
and platforms for joint
dispatching.
• Open APIs are provided
for customizing secondary
interfaces, if required by
the customer, to improve
the intersystem joint
dispatching efficiency.
Rapid Deployment System
A rapid deployment system consists of the main chassis, RF box, power box, and
antenna system. The devices are compact, easy to carry, and can be quickly deployed in
various scenarios.
Flexible deployment Switch
It can be deployed at a fixed
location or on a small or
medium-sized vehicle (without
changing the vehicle structure).
Easy to carry Laptop
The system can be rolled using
casters to the site for network
construction and deployment. Server
eSCN231
Glossary GIS Geographic Information System QoS Quality of Service
CPE Customer Premises Equipment RRC Radio Resource Control
KDC Key Distribution Center NAS Non-Access Stratum
