Detach Type Information Element

Detach Type Value Detach Type Programming

Detach Type
(decimal) (bits) Mnemonic
1 001 REQ Re-attach Required
2 010 NREQ Re-attach not Required
IMSI Detach (after VLR
3 011 IMSI
failure)
GMM Cause Information Element
GMM Cause Information Element
Cause Value (decimal) Cause Value (bits) Cause
2 00000010 IMSI Unknown
3 00000011 Illegal MS
4 00000100 IMSI UKNOWN IN VLR
5 00000101 IMEI NOT ACCEPTED
6 00000110 Illegal ME
7 00000111 GPRS Services Not Allowed
8 00001000 GPRS/Non-GPRS Services Not Allowed
9 00001001 MS Identity Cannot Be Derived
10 00001010 Implicitly Detached
11 00001011 PLMN Not Allowed
12 00001100 Location Area Not Allowed
13 00001101 Roaming Not Allowed In This LA
16 00010000 MSC Temporarily Not Reachable
17 00010001 Network Failure
22 00010110 Congestion
32 00100000 Service Option Not Supported
33 00100001 Requested Service Option Not Subscribed
34 00100010 Service Option Temporarily Out of Order
48 00110000 Retry Upon Entry Into A New Cell
95 01011111 Semantically Incorrect Message
96 01100000 Invalid Mandatory Information
97 01100001 Message Type Nonexistent
98 01100010 Msg Type Incompatible With Prot State
99 01100011 Information Element Nonexistent
100 01100100 Conditional IE Error
101 01100101 Msg Incompatible With Protocol State
111 01101111 Protocol Error, Unspecified
SM Cause Information Element
 SM Cause Information Element
Cause Value Cause Value
Cause
(decimal) (bits)
24 00011000 MBMS Bearer Insufficient For Service
25 00011001 LLC or SNDCP Failure
26 00011010 Insufficient Resources
27 00011011 Missing or Unknown APN
28 00011100 Unknown PDP Address or PDP Type
29 00011101 User Authentication Failed
30 00011110 Activation Rejected By GGSN
31 00011111 Activation Rejected, Unspecified
32 00100000 Service Option Not Supported
33 00100001 Requested Service Opt Not Subscribed
34 00100010 Service Opt Temporarily Out of Order
35 00100011 NSAPI Already Used
36 00100100 Regular Deactivation
37 00100101 QoS Not Accepted
38 00100110 Network Failure
39 00100111 Reactivation Required
40 00101000 Feature Not Supported
41 00101001 Semantic Error In the TFT Operation
42 00101010 Syntactical Error In the TFT Operation
43 00101011 Unknown PDP Context
44 00101100 Semantic Errors in Packet Filter(s)
45 00101101 Syntactical Errors in Packet Filter(s)
46 00101110 PDP Context without TFT Already Activated
47 00101111 Multicast Group Membership Timeout
81 01010001 Invalid Transaction Identifier Value
95 01011111 Semantically Incorrect Message
96 01100000 Invalid Mandatory Information
97 01100001 Msg Type Nonexistent/Not Implemented
98 01100010 Msg Type Incompatible With Protocol State
99 01100011 IE Non-existent or Not Implemented
100 01100100 Conditional IE Error
101 01100101 Msg Not Compatible With Protocol State
111 01101111 Protocol Error, Unspecified
APN Restrict Value Incompatible without PDP
112 01110000
Context
Location Area Update Reject Cause
You can choose which cause value is sent to the mobile station in the Location Area Update
Reject message. the reject cause can be either of the followings:
 00000010 (#2) - IMSI Unknown
 00000011 (#3) - Illegal MS
 00000100 (#4) - IMSI Unknown IN VLR
 00000101 (#5) - IMEI Not Accepted
 00000110 (#6) - Illegal MS
 00000111 (#7) - GPRS Services Not Allowed
 00001000 (#8) - GPRS Services and Non-GPRS Services Not Allowed
 00001001 (#9) - MS Identity Cannot Be Derived By the Network
 00001010 (#10) - Implicitly Detached
 00001011 (#11) - PLMN not allowed
 00001100 (#12) - Location Area not allowed
 00001101 (#13) - Roaming not allowed in LA
 00001110 (#14) - GPRS Services Not Allowed In This PLMN
 00001111 (#15) - No suitable cells in LA
 00010000 (#16) - MSC Temporarily Not Reachable
 00010001 (#17) - Network Failure
 00010100 (#20) - MAC Failure
 00010101 (#21) - Synch Failure
 00010110 (#22) - Congestion
 00010111 (#23) - GSM Authentication Unacceptable
 00100000 (#32) - Service Option Not Supported
 00100001 (#33) - Requested Service Option Not Subscribed
 00100010 (#34) - Service Option Temporarily Out of Order
 00100110 (#38) - Call Cannot Be Identified
 00101000 (#40) - No PDP Context Activated
 00110000 (#48) - Retry Upon Entry Into a New Call
 01011111 (#95) - Semantically Incorrect Message
 01100000 (#96) - Invalid Mandatory Information
 01100001 (#97) - Message Type Non-Existent or Not Implemented
 01100010 (#98) - Message Type Not Compatible With the Protocol State
 01100011 (#99) - Information Element Non-Existent or Not Implemented
 01100100 (#100) - Conditional IE Error
 01100101 (#101) - Message Not Compatible With the Protocol State
 01101111 (#111) - Protocol Error, Unspecified
Routing Area Update Reject Cause
You can choose which cause value is sent to the mobile station in the Routing Area Update
Reject message. You can choose the following reject causes from the front panel:
 00000010 (#2) - IMSI Unknown inHLR
 00000011 (#3) - Illegal MS
 00000011 (#4) - IMSI Unknown in VLR
  00000011 (#5) - IMEI Not Accepted
 00000110 (#6) - Illegal ME
 00000111 (#7) - GPRS Services Not Allowed
 00001000 (#8) - GPRS/Non-GPRS Services Not Allowed
 00001001 (#9) - MS Identity Cannot Be Derived
 00001010 (#10) - Implicitly Detached
 00001011 (#11) - PLMN not allowed
 00001100 (#12) - Location Area not allowed
 00001101 (#13) - Roaming not allowed in LA
 00001110 (#14) - GPRS Services Not Allowed In This PLMN
 00001111 (#15) - No suitable cells in LA
 00010000 (#16) - MSC Temporarily Not Reachable
 00010001 (#17) - Network Failure
 00010100 (#20) - MAC Failure
 00010101 (#21) - Synch Failure
 00010110 (#22) - Congestion
 00010111 (#23) - GSM Authentication Unacceptable
 00100000 (#32) - Service Option Not Supported
 00100001 (#33) - Requested Service Option Not Subscribed
 00100010 (#34) - Service Option Temporarily Out of Order
 00100110 (#38) - Call Cannot Be Identified
 00101000 (#40) - No PDP Context Activated
 00110000 (#48) - Retry Upon Entry Into a New Call
 01011111 (#95) - Semantically Incorrect Message
 01100000 (#96) - Invalid Mandatory Information
 01100001 (#97) - Message Type Non-Existent or Not Implemented
 01100010 (#98) - Message Type Not Compatible With the Protocol State
 01100011 (#99) - Information Element Non-Existent or Not Implemented
 01100100 (#100) - Conditional IE Error
 01100101 (#101) - Message Not Compatible With the Protocol State
 01101111 (#111) - Protocol Error, Unspecified
Protocol Layers and Messages
Last updated: December 3, 2008
This section is only applicable to the lab applications.
This section outlines in a very general sense, the test set's support for individual protocol layers,
the procedures associated with them, and their respective messages. Messages not included here
may be supported. Certain parameters of messages included here may not be supported.
Observation Point 1 - LAPDm Over-the-Air Messages
The Link Access Procedure on the Dm channel (LAPDm) is the protocol for use by the data link
layer on the radio interface. The frame structure and procedures for proper operation of the
LAPDm are described in GSM 04.06.
Operating Considerations
This observation point is not enabled by default. If you want to capture LAPDm messages using
the WPA, you should enable LAPDm in the Test Set Message Filter Settings.
Observation Point 2- RLC/MAC Over-the-Air Messages
This layer contains two functions: The Radio Link Control function provides a radio-solution-
dependent reliable link. The Medium Access Control function controls the access signaling
(request and grant) procedures for the radio channel, and the mapping of LLC frames onto the
GSM physical channel. RLC/MAC is defined in GSM 04.60 for functions operating on the
Packet Data Channel (PDCH), and in GSM 04.08 for functions operating on the CCCH
(Common Control Channel).
Messages
Uplink TBF establishment messages
Message Reference Supported
 Uplink TBF establishment messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet Channel Request 04.60/11.2.5 No
EGPRS Packet Channel Request 04.60/11.2.5a No
Packet Queuing Notification 04.60/11.2.15 No
Packet Resource Request 04.60/11.2.16 Yes
Packet Uplink Assignment 04.60/11.2.29 Yes
Additional MS Radio Access Capabilities 04.60/11.2.32 Yes
Downlink TBF establishment messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet Downlink Assignment 04.60/11.2.7 Yes
TBF release messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet TBF Release 04.60/11.2.26 Yes
Packet Paging messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet Paging Request 04.60/11.2.10 Yes
RLC messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet Downlink Ack/Nack 04.60/11.2.6 Yes
EGPRS Packet Downlink Ack/Nack 04.60/11.2.6a Yes
Packet Uplink Ack/Nack 04.60/11.2.28 Yes
Miscellaneous messages
Message Reference Supported
Packet Control Acknowledgment 04.60/11.2.2 Yes
Packet Cell Change Failure 04.60/11.2.3 No
Packet Cell Change Order 04.60/11.2.4 Yes
Packet Downlink Dummy Control Block 04.60/11.2.8 Yes
Packet Uplink Dummy Control Block 04.60/11.2.8b Yes
Packet Measurement Report 04.60/11.2.9 Yes
Packet Measurement Order 04.60/11.2.9b No
Packet Mobile TBF Status 04.60/11.2.9c Yes
Packet Enhanced Measurement Report 04.60/11.2.9d Yes
Packet PDCH Release 04.60/11.2.11 No
Packet Polling Request 04.60/11.2.12 Yes
Packet Power Control/Timing Advance 04.60/11.2.13 Yes
Packet PRACH Parameters 04.60/11.2.14 No
Packet PSI Status 04.60/11.2.17 Yes
Packet Timeslot Reconfigure 04.60/11.2.31 Yes
Procedures
Radio Control Link Procedures
 Incremental Redundancy
 Retransmission MCS Switching
Medium Access Control Procedures
 PBCCH
 Medium Access Mode
 Packet Paging
Observation Point 3 - LLC Over-the-Air Messages
Logical Link Control (LLC): LLC was designed to be independent of the underlying radio
interface protocols in order to allow introduction of alternative GPRS radio solutions with
minimum changes to the NSS (Network Subsystem). The procedures for the LLC layer are
described in GSM 04.64.
Observation Point 4 -GMM/SM Over-the-Air Messages
GPRS Mobility Management and Session Management (GMM/SM): This protocol supports
mobility management functionality such as GPRS attach, GPRS detach (also applicable to the
test application), security, routing area update, location update, PDP context activation, and PDP
context deactivation. GMM/SM is defined in GSM 04.08
GMM Messages
Message Reference Supported
Attach Request 9.4.1 Yes
Attach Accept 9.4.2 Yes
Attach Complete 9.4.3 Yes
Attach Reject 9.4.4 Yes
Detach Request 9.4.5 Yes
Detach Accept 9.4.6 Yes
P-TMSI Reallocation Command 9.4.7 No
P-TMSI Reallocation Complete 9.4.8 No
Authentication and Ciphering Request 9.4.9 No
Authentication and Ciphering Response 9.4.10 No
Authentication and Ciphering Reject 9.4.11 No
Identity Request 9.4.12 Yes
Identity Response 9.4.13 Yes
Routing Area Update Request 9.4.14 Yes
Routing Area Update Accept 9.4.15 Yes
Routing Area Update Complete 9.4.16 Yes
Routing Area Update Reject 9.4.17 No
GMM Status 9.4.18 No
GMM Information 9.4.19 Yes
SM Messages
Messages Reference Supported
Activate PDP Context Request 9.5.1 Yes
Activate PDP Context Accept 9.5.2 Yes
Activate PDP Context Reject 9.5.3 Yes
Request PDP context Activation 9.5.4 Yes
Request PDP context Activation Reject 9.5.5 No
Modify PDP context Request 9.5.6 No
Modify PDP context Accept 9.5.7 No
Deactivate PDP context Request 9.5.8 Yes
Deactivate PDP context Accept 9.5.9 Yes
Activate AA PDP context Request 9.5.10 No
Activate AA PDP context Accept 9.5.11 No
Activate AA PDP context Reject 9.5.12 No
Deactivate AA PDP context Request 9.5.13 No
Deactivate AA PDP context Accept 9.5.14 No
SM Status 9.5.15 No
Observation Point 5- SMS Over-the-Air Messages
This observation point captures the messages exchanged between the LLC layer and the SMS
sub-layers. See SMS Logging Control for more information.
Observation Point 6- GSM L3 Over-the-Air Messages
GSM Layer 3 (GSM L3) is defined in GSM 04.08. GSM L3 includes messages that are
transmitted over the Common Control Channels. These are:
 BCCH information (System information messages)
 PAGCH messages (Immediate assignments)
 RACH accesses
CCCH messages are useful mainly for the purpose of verifying correct channel allocation
through the logging of RACH accesses and the related assignments. Note that the System
Information Messages will only be visible whenever changes are made to the base station
parameters. They are no continuously logged, although they are continuously broadcast on the
BCCH.
All references in this section are relative to GSM 04.08 or GSM 04.60.
Message Reference Supported
Location Updating Request 04.08/9.2.15 Yes
Location Updating Accept 04.089.2.13 Yes
Channel Request 04.08/9.1.8 Yes
Immediate Assignment 04.08/9.1.18 Yes
Packet System information 1 04.60/11.2.18 Yes
Packet System information 13 04.60/11.2.25 Yes
Packet System information 2 04.60/11.2.19 Yes
 Message Reference Supported
Packet System information 3 04.60/11.2.20 Yes
Packet System information 3bis 04.60/11.2.21 Yes
Observation Point 7 - SNDCP Over-the-Air Messages
Subnetwork Dependent Convergence Protocol (SNDCP): This transmission functionality maps
network-level characteristics onto the characteristics of the underlying network. SNDCP is
specified in GSM 04.65.
Message Reference Supported
SN-DATA 7.2 Yes
SN-UNITDATA 7.2 Yes
SNDCP-XID 6.8 Yes
Observation Point 8 - IP Messages
Unlike most of the other protocols, IP only has a single type of message: the datagram. For each
datagram, the IP header fields will be displayed by name and the user data will be displayed as a
hex dump.
For each datagram, the following fields will be displayed:
 Version
 Internet Header Length
 Type of Service
 Total Length
 Identification
 Flags
 Fragment Offset
 Time to Live
 Protocol
 Header Checksum
 Source Address - Only the IP address is displayed. No attempt is made to look up the host name
 Destination Address - Only the IP address is displayed. No attempt is made to look up the host
name
 Data - This contains the user data and any IP options displayed in hex.
For a more detailed explanation of these fields, refer to the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) document RFC 791.

AUTHENTICATION REJECT:
Causes – MAC Failure, SQN (Synch failure) Failure, Fraudulent Network (UE treats the cell as barred),

GSM A interface - BSS Application Part

The A interface is located between the MSC (mobile service switching centre) and the BSS (base
station system or radio sub-system).
Standard reference: GSM 08-08 § 2, MSC to BSS - Layer 3
The A interface supports several Applications Parts:
 BSSMAP: Base Station System Management Application Part.
 DTAP : Direct Transfer Application Part.
o RR:Radio Resources.
 o MM:Mobility Management.
o CC:Call Control.
BSSMAP messages
Standard reference: GSM 08-08 § 3, MSC to BSS - Layer 3
BSSMAP messages (Base Station System Management Application Part), for a GSM A interface
located between the MSC (mobile service switching centre) and the BSS (base station system or
radio sub-system) are listed and ordered according to their hexadecimal code or their type
(abreviation).
Message list: hex codes 
Code Abreviation BSSMAP: message designation
01 ASS-REQ Assignment request.
02 ASS-COM Assignment complete.
03 ASS-FAIL Assignment failure.
20 CLEAR-COM Clear command.
21 CLEAR-COMP Clear complete.
22 CLEAR-REQ Clear request.
23 SAPI-CL-COM SAPI "n" clear request.
24 SAPI-CL-COMP SAPI "n" clear complete.
25 SAPI-REJ SAPI "n" rejected.
30 RESET Reset.
31 RESET-ACK Reset acknowledge.
32 OVERLOAD Overload.
33 TRACE-INV Trace investigation.
34 RESET-CIR Reset circuit.
35 RST-CI-ACK Reset circuit acknowledge.
40 BLOCK Resource blocked.
41 BLOCK-ACK Acknowledgement resource blocked.
42 UNBLOCK Resource un-blocked.
43 UNBLOCK-ACK Acknowledgement resource un-blocked.
50 RESOURC-REQ Resource request.
51 RESOURC-IND Resource indication.
52 PAGING Paging.
53 CYPHER-COM Cypher mode command.
54 CLASS-UPD "Classmark" update.
55 CYPHER-COMP Cypher mode complete.
56 QUEUEING-IN Queuing-in.
57 LAYER-3-INF Layer 3 information.
80 HAND-REQ Handover request.
81 HAND-RQD Handover requested.
82 HND-RQ-ACK Handover request acknowledge.
83 HAND-COM Handover command.
84 HAND-COMP Handover complete.
86 HAND-FAIL Handover failure.
87 HAND-PERFORM Handover performed.
88 HND-CAND-ENQ Handover candidate enquiry.
89 HND-CAND-REQ Handover candidate request.
8A HAND-REQ-REJ Handover request rejection.
8B HAND-DETECT Handover detection.
Message list: types
Abreviation Code BSSMAP: message designation
ASS-COM 02 Assignment complete.
ASS-FAIL 03 Assignment failure.
ASS-REQ 01 Assignment request.
BLOCK 40 Resource blocked.
BLOCK-ACK 41 Acknowledgement resource blocked.
CLASS-UPD 54 "Classmark" update.
CLEAR-COM 20 Clear command.
CLEAR-COMP 21 Clear complete.
CLEAR-REQ 22 Clear request.
CYPHER-COM 53 Cypher mode command.
CYPHER-COMP 55 Cypher mode complete.
HAND-COM 83 Handover command.
HAND-COMP 84 Handover complete.
HAND-DETECT 8B Handover detection.
HAND-FAIL 86 Handover failure.
HAND-PERFORM 87 Handover performed.
HAND-REQ 80 Handover request.
HAND-REQ-REJ 8A Handover request rejection.
HAND-RQD 81 Handover requested.
HND-CAND-ENQ 88 Handover candidate enquiry.
HND-CAND-REQ 89 Handover candidate request.
HND-RQ-ACK 82 Handover request acknowledge.
LAYER-3-INF 57 Layer 3 information.
OVERLOAD 32 Overload.
PAGING 52 Paging.
QUEUEING-IN 56 Queuing-in.
RESET 30 Reset.
RESET-ACK 31 Reset acknowledge.
RESET-CIR 34 Reset circuit.
RESOURC-IND 51 Resource indication.
RESOURC-REQ 50 Resource request.
RST-CI-ACK 35 Reset circuit acknowledge.
SAPI-CL-COM 23 SAPI "n" clear request.
SAPI-CL-COMP 24 SAPI "n" clear complete.
SAPI-REJ 25 SAPI "n" rejected.
TRACE-INV 33 Trace investigation.
UNBLOCK 42 Resource un-blocked.
UNBLOCK-ACK 43 Acknowledgement resource un-blocked.
DTAP Call Control messages
Standard reference: GSM 04-08 § 5, §9.3, §10.4, MSC to BSS - Layer 3
DTAP (Direct Transfer Application Part) Call Control messages , for a GSM A interface located
between the MSC (mobile service switching centre) and the BSS (base station system or radio
sub-system) are listed and ordered according to their hexadecimal code or their type
(abreviation).
Message list: hex codes
Code Abreviation DTAP Call Control message
01 ALERTING Alerting.
02 CALL-PROCEED Call proceeding.
03 PROGRESS Progress.
05 SETUP Setup.
07 CONNECT Connect.
08 CALL-CONFIRM Call confirmed.
0D EMERG-SETUP Emergency setup.
0F CONNECT-ACK Connect acknowledged.
10 USER-INFO User information.
13 MODIFY-REJ” Modify reject.
17 MODIFY Modify
1F MODIFY-COMP Modify complete.
25 DISCONNECT Disconnect.
2A RELEASE-COMP Release complete.
2D RELEASE Release.
31 STOP-DTMF Stop DTMF.
32 STOP-DTMF-ACK Stop DTMF acknowledge.
34 STATUS-ENQ Status enquiry.
35 START-DTMF Start DTMF.
36 START-DTMF-AC Start DTMF acknowledge.
37 START-DTMF-RE Start DTMF reject.
39 CONGEST-CTRL Congestion control.
3D STATUS Status.
3E NOTIFY Notify.
Message list: types
Abreviation Code DTAP Call Control message
ALERTING 01 Alerting.
CALL-CONFIRM 08 Call confirmed.
CALL-PROCEED 02 Call proceeding.
CONGEST-CTRL 39 Congestion control.
CONNECT 07 Connect.
CONNECT-ACK 0F Connect acknowledged.
DISCONNECT 25 Disconnect.
EMERG-SETUP 0D Emergency setup.
MODIFY 17 Modify
MODIFY-COMP 1F Modify complete.
MODIFY-REJ” 13 Modify reject.
NOTIFY 3E Notify.
PROGRESS 03 Progress.
RELEASE 2D Release.
RELEASE-COMP 2A Release complete.
SETUP 05 Setup.
START-DTMF 35 Start DTMF.
START-DTMF-AC 36 Start DTMF acknowledge.
START-DTMF-RE 37 Start DTMF reject.
STATUS 3D Status.
STATUS-ENQ 34 Status enquiry.
STOP-DTMF 31 Stop DTMF.
STOP-DTMF-ACK 32 Stop DTMF acknowledge.
USER-INFO 10 User information.
DTAP Radio Resources Management messages
Standard reference: GSM 04-08 § 3, §9.1, §10.4, MSC to BSS- Layer 3
DTAP (Direct Transfer Application Part) Radio Resources Management messages , for a GSM A
interface located between the MSC (mobile service switching centre) and the BSS (base station
system or radio sub-system) are listed and ordered according to their hexadecimal code or their
type (abreviation).
Message list: hex codes
Code Abreviation DTAP Radio Resources Management
0A PARTIAL-REL Partial release.
0D CHANNEL-REL Channel release.
0F PART-REL-COM Partial release complete.
10 CHAN-MODIFY Channel mode modify.
12 RR-STATUS RR status.
14 FREQ-REDEF Frequency redefinition.
15 MEASUR-REP Measurement report.
16 CLASSM-CHG Classmark change.
17 CHAN-MOD-ACK Channel mode modify acknowledge.
19 SYS-INFO-T1 System information type 1.
1A SYS-INFO-T2 System information type 2.
1B SYS-INFO-T3 System information type 3.
1C SYS-INFO-T4 System information type 4.
1D SYS-INFO-T5 System information type 5.
1E SYS-INFO-T6 System information type 6.
21 PAG-REQ-T1 Paging request type 1.
22 PAG-REQ-T2 Paging request type 2.
24 PAG-REQ-T3 Paging request type 3.
26 ASS-COMMAND Assignment command.
27 PAGING-REP Paging response.
28 HAND-FAILURE Handover failure.
29 ASS-COMPLETE Assignment complete.
2B HAND-COMM Handover command.
2C HAND-COMP Handover complete.
2D PHYS-INFO Physical layer information.
2F ASS-FAILURE Assignment failure.
32 CIPH-M-COMP Ciphering mode complete.
35 CIPH-M-COMM Ciphering mode command.
39 IMM-ASS-EXT Immediate assignment extended.
3A IMM-ASS-REJ Immediate assignment reject.
3B ADD-ASS Additional assignment.
3F IMM-ASS Immediate assignment.
Message list: types
Abreviation Code DTAP Radio Resources Management
ADD-ASS 3B Additional assignment.
ASS-COMMAND 26 Assignment command.
ASS-COMPLETE 29 Assignment complete.
ASS-FAILURE 2F Assignment failure.
CHAN-MOD-ACK 17 Channel mode modify acknowledge.
CHAN-MODIFY 10 Channel mode modify.
CHANNEL-REL 0D Channel release.
CIPH-M-COMM 35 Ciphering mode command.
CIPH-M-COMP 32 Ciphering mode complete.
CLASSM-CHG 16 Classmark change.
FREQ-REDEF 14 Frequency redefinition.
HAND-COMM 2B Handover command.
HAND-COMP 2C Handover complete.
HAND-FAILURE 28 Handover failure.
IMM-ASS 3F Immediate assignment.
IMM-ASS-EXT 39 Immediate assignment extended.
IMM-ASS-REJ 3A Immediate assignment reject.
MEASUR-REP 15 Measurement report.
PAG-REQ-T1 21 Paging request type 1.
PAG-REQ-T2 22 Paging request type 2.
PAG-REQ-T3 24 Paging request type 3.
PAGING-REP 27 Paging response.
PART-REL-COM 0F Partial release complete.
PARTIAL-REL 0A Partial release.
PHYS-INFO 2D Physical layer information.
RR-STATUS 12 RR status.
SYS-INFO-T1 19 System information type 1.
SYS-INFO-T2 1A System information type 2.
SYS-INFO-T3 1B System information type 3.
SYS-INFO-T4 1C System information type 4.
SYS-INFO-T5 1D System information type 5.
SYS-INFO-T6 1E System information type 6.
DTAP Mobility Management messages
Standard reference: GSM 04-08 § 4, §9.2, §10.4, MSC to BSS - Layer 3
DTAP (Direct Transfer Application Part) Mobility Management messages , for a GSM A
interface located between the MSC (mobile service switching centre) and the BSS (base station
system or radio sub-system) are listed and ordered according to their hexadecimal code or their
type (abreviation).
Message list: hex codes 
Code Abreviation DTAP Mobility Management message
01 IMSI-DET-IND IMSI detach indication.
02 LOC-UPD-ACC Location updating accept.
04 LOC-UPD-REJ Location updating reject.
08 LOC-UPD-REQ Location updating request.
11 AUTHENT-REJ Authentication reject.
12 AUTHENT-REQ Authentication request.
14 AUTHENT-RESP Authentication response.
18 IDENTITY-REQ Identity request.
19 IDENTITY-RESP Identity response.
1A TMSI-REA-COMM Temporary mobile identity reallocation command.
1B TMSI-REA-COMP Temporary mobile identity reallocation complete.
21 CM-SERV-ACC Connection management service accept.
22 CM-SERV-REJ Connection management service reject.
26 CM-SERV-REQ Connection management service request.
28 CM-REESTABL Connection management re-establishment request.
31 MM-STATUS Status.
Message list: types
Abreviation Code DTAP Mobility Management message
AUTHENT-REJ 11 Authentication reject.
AUTHENT-REQ 12 Authentication request.
AUTHENT-RESP 14 Authentication response.
CM-REESTABL 28 Connection management re-establishment request.
CM-SERV-ACC 21 Connection management service accept.
CM-SERV-REJ 22 Connection management service reject.
CM-SERV-REQ 26 Connection management service request.
IDENTITY-REQ 18 Identity request.
IDENTITY-RESP 19 Identity response.
IMSI-DET-IND 01 IMSI detach indication.
LOC-UPD-ACC 02 Location updating accept.
LOC-UPD-REJ 04 Location updating reject.
LOC-UPD-REQ 08 Location updating request.
MM-STATUS 31 Status.
TMSI-REA-COMM 1A Temporary mobile identity reallocation command.
TMSI-REA-COMP 1B Temporary mobile identity reallocation complete.