VoLTE
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CONTENTS
Why do We Need LTE Voice Solution
Challenge from OTT
CSFB
VoLTE
VoLTE Advantages
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Why do We Need LTE Voice Solution?
Voice is still the
main source of
income
NO CS network
in LTE
VoLT
E
3
VoLT
E
SRVCC
2
VoLT
E
CSFB
1
OTT challenge
4
Secret▲
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Verizon: 700M for wide coverage, transition from SvLTE to VoLTE, LTE-only terminal subsidy from 2014
KDDI: LTE 1.5G/2.1G/800M, CSFB, VoLTE (on 800M by KDDI sub-brand au)
Sprint: LTE 800/1900, VoLTE beared on 800M, CSFB also deployed
China Mobile: CSFB to 900M GSM, VoLTE deployed with SRVCC
The Voice Strategies by Top Operators
IMS VoLTE
CSFB
VoLTE
+SRVCC
CS
SvLTE
Voice beared on CS Voice beared on IMS
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Challenge
from OTT
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OTT is popular now
VoIP
Video-callings
Messaging services
20%+ calls through Skype in USA
40%+ subscribers use Facetime for video calls
4.38 Hundred Million, 71.4% Market Share
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The impact on operator
Voice & message
64%
Data
36% Voice: 0.3%
Message: 20.2%
Data: 98.6%
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OTT put great pressure to operators…
CSFB
First step in LTE era,
you just need
10
Secret▲
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CSFB Application Scenario
Low LTE terminal penetration
rate
LTE terminals don’t support
VoLTE/SRVCC
Low quality requirement
Lack of LTE seamless
coverage
Seamless 2G/3G network
CS network doesn’t have
capacity bottleneck
User
CSFB
No IMS deployment
Operator
11
Secret▲
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What is CSFB?
Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB)
MSCs
MGW
GERAN/UTR
AN
SAE-GW
MME
LTE
Voice
Packet Data
Register
SGs
Voice Packet Data
Register
CSFB Type Description
R8 Re-direction The eNodeB brings 2/3G frequency point in the command RRC
ConnectionRelease, and then the UE can set up the CS voice directly in the
dedicated frequency point.
R9 Re-direction The eNodeB brings 2/3G frequency point and target cell’s SI message in the
command RRC ConnectionRelease, and then the UE can set up the CS voice
directly in the dedicated frequency point.
PS HO LTE switches the UE to the 2/3G for the data bearing, and then the UE
initiates the voice in the 2/3G CS domain.
CCO without NACC
(GSM only)
The eNodeB brings GSM frequency point in the command Cell Change Order,
and then the UE can set up the CS voice directly in the dedicated frequency
point.
CCO with NACC (GSM
only)
The difference is that the NACC (RIM) procedure is added. The eNodeB
triggers the NACC procedure to obtain the GERAN system information and
store it locally before it determines to initiate the CCO procedure.
12
Secret▲
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Little Impact on the Legacy Network
Element Upgrade Requirement
MSC Software update. The MSC must support SGs interface.
MME (SGSN)
Software update. The MME must support the information interaction between
SGs and S3 interface.
eNodeB Software update. CSFB function should be supported.
UE
Software update. CSFB function should be supported, such as EPS/IMSI attach,
SMS processing, CS paging.
Coverage with 2/3G LTE coverage must overlap with 2/3G.
Here and now
you just need
Voice Over LTE
VoLTE
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Voice technology development
SVLTE CSFB eSRVCC VoLTE
2G/3G LTE
2/3G CS EPC
PSTN/PL
MN
INTERNETT
Terminal
Voice
Data
LTE
EPC
INTERNET
Terminal
Voice
Data
IMS
2G/3G LTE
2/3G CS EPC
PSTN/PL
MN
INTERNET
Terminal
S
Gs
Voice
Data
2G/3G LTE
2/3G CS EPC
PSTN/PL
MN
INTERNET
Terminal
S
v
Voice
Data
IMS
No LTE seamless coverage, LTE overlap with 2/3G LTE seamless coverage
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VoLTE solution
VoLTE
LTE
EPC
INTERNET
Terminal
Voice
Data
IMS
LTE seamless coverage
 Software upgrade on
the legacy 2/3G networks
 Introduce IMS system
 Very clear
 HD Voice calling
 Shortest latency,0.5s+
 Hopeful handsets
 145+ models released
Deployment
Experience
Ecosystem
16
Secret▲
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SRVCC application scenario
SRVCC capable terminals
High quality requirement
users
Simultaneous Voice and
data services requirements
Lack of LTE seamless
coverage
Better coverage by 2G/3G
network
EPC supports the function
User
SRVCC
VoLTE based on IMS already
deployed
Operator
17
Secret▲
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VoLTE Application Scenario
VoLTE capable terminals
High quality requirement
users
Simultaneous Voice and
data services requirements
LTE continuous
coverage
IMS deployment
Backhaul has low latency
User
VoLTE
CS network has capacity
bottleneck
Operator
18
Secret▲
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• Converged HLR、EPC HSS
IMS HSS
LTE Handset
LTE Handset
SRVCC/eSRVCC
HLR/EPCHSS/ IMSHSS
LTE CG
BSC
Iu-PS
A
CS
Mc
IMSSv
I/S-CSCF
SCC AS MMTEL AS
• Support SRVCC/eSRVCC
trigger
• Support relevant features including
robust header compression (RoHC),
semi-persistent scheduling (SPS),TTI
bundling and eSRVCC.
• Support Sv interface
•Support SRVCC/eSRVCC • Support
SRVCC/eSRVCC
• Introduce
ATCF/ATGW to
Anchor in signaling
/Media plane
• Support Sv interface
•Support
SRVCC/eSRVCC
eMSC
MSC serverMGW
S/P-GW
PCRF
P-CSCF/SBC/ATCF/ATGW
Functional requirements for VoLTE/eSRVCC
MME
• Discover P-
CSCF/A-SBC
•Guarantee QoS by
interworking with
via the Rx interface
eNodeB PS
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VoLTE
advantages
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VoLTE
advantages
Great Capacity, High Efficiency
LTE
WCDMA
GSM
 6~7 times than GSM
 2 times than WCDMA
 Save 70% invest!
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VoLTE
advantages
Highest Experience
2/3G OTT CsFB VoLTE
HD-Voice
Coding
8K,
300~3400
Hz
8K,
300~3400H
z
8K,
300~3400H
z
16K,
50~7000Hz
MOS 2.3 2.3 2.3 4
Video Coding
QCIF,
176*144/
15fps
VGA,
640*480/3
0fps
QCIF,
176*144/1
5fps
HD,
720p/30fps
Call setup
time
3-5s
>5s,always
e failure
5-8s 0.5-2s
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VoLTE
advantages
All-IP architecture
PS
BSC
DataVoice
CS
NodeB
IMS
EPS
eNodeB
Voice+ RCS
Data
2/3G 4G
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VoLTE
advantages
Lower Resource usage
 Skype occupies 13 times
more throughput than VoLTE
 Battery life is 56%~89%
longer when using VoLTE
than Skype
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Who can provide the most
satisfactory user experience?
1
2
3
4
5
QoS measures in place
Handover mechanism to the circuit-switched network
Interoperability between different OTT services and devices
Guaranteed emergency support measure
Strong security measures.
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ZTE Voice Solution
End to end solution Powerful customization Deployment experience
• Providing all LTE network elements
• No IOT testing is needed with voice solutions
• Short time to market and cost saving
• Customized devices
• Customized features
• Customized equipments
• CMCC, CMHK, Softbank, CSL etc.
• Helping operators to enhance the
deployment efficiency.
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ZTE VoLTE ,bringing you closer

ZTE VoLTE Solutions

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    CONTENTS Why do WeNeed LTE Voice Solution Challenge from OTT CSFB VoLTE VoLTE Advantages
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. Why do We Need LTE Voice Solution? Voice is still the main source of income NO CS network in LTE VoLT E 3 VoLT E SRVCC 2 VoLT E CSFB 1 OTT challenge
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    4 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved Verizon: 700M for wide coverage, transition from SvLTE to VoLTE, LTE-only terminal subsidy from 2014 KDDI: LTE 1.5G/2.1G/800M, CSFB, VoLTE (on 800M by KDDI sub-brand au) Sprint: LTE 800/1900, VoLTE beared on 800M, CSFB also deployed China Mobile: CSFB to 900M GSM, VoLTE deployed with SRVCC The Voice Strategies by Top Operators IMS VoLTE CSFB VoLTE +SRVCC CS SvLTE Voice beared on CS Voice beared on IMS
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. Challenge from OTT
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. OTT is popular now VoIP Video-callings Messaging services 20%+ calls through Skype in USA 40%+ subscribers use Facetime for video calls 4.38 Hundred Million, 71.4% Market Share
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. The impact on operator Voice & message 64% Data 36% Voice: 0.3% Message: 20.2% Data: 98.6%
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. OTT put great pressure to operators…
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    CSFB First step inLTE era, you just need
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    10 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved CSFB Application Scenario Low LTE terminal penetration rate LTE terminals don’t support VoLTE/SRVCC Low quality requirement Lack of LTE seamless coverage Seamless 2G/3G network CS network doesn’t have capacity bottleneck User CSFB No IMS deployment Operator
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    11 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved What is CSFB? Circuit Switched Fallback (CSFB) MSCs MGW GERAN/UTR AN SAE-GW MME LTE Voice Packet Data Register SGs Voice Packet Data Register CSFB Type Description R8 Re-direction The eNodeB brings 2/3G frequency point in the command RRC ConnectionRelease, and then the UE can set up the CS voice directly in the dedicated frequency point. R9 Re-direction The eNodeB brings 2/3G frequency point and target cell’s SI message in the command RRC ConnectionRelease, and then the UE can set up the CS voice directly in the dedicated frequency point. PS HO LTE switches the UE to the 2/3G for the data bearing, and then the UE initiates the voice in the 2/3G CS domain. CCO without NACC (GSM only) The eNodeB brings GSM frequency point in the command Cell Change Order, and then the UE can set up the CS voice directly in the dedicated frequency point. CCO with NACC (GSM only) The difference is that the NACC (RIM) procedure is added. The eNodeB triggers the NACC procedure to obtain the GERAN system information and store it locally before it determines to initiate the CCO procedure.
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    12 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved Little Impact on the Legacy Network Element Upgrade Requirement MSC Software update. The MSC must support SGs interface. MME (SGSN) Software update. The MME must support the information interaction between SGs and S3 interface. eNodeB Software update. CSFB function should be supported. UE Software update. CSFB function should be supported, such as EPS/IMSI attach, SMS processing, CS paging. Coverage with 2/3G LTE coverage must overlap with 2/3G.
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    Here and now youjust need Voice Over LTE VoLTE
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. Voice technology development SVLTE CSFB eSRVCC VoLTE 2G/3G LTE 2/3G CS EPC PSTN/PL MN INTERNETT Terminal Voice Data LTE EPC INTERNET Terminal Voice Data IMS 2G/3G LTE 2/3G CS EPC PSTN/PL MN INTERNET Terminal S Gs Voice Data 2G/3G LTE 2/3G CS EPC PSTN/PL MN INTERNET Terminal S v Voice Data IMS No LTE seamless coverage, LTE overlap with 2/3G LTE seamless coverage
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE solution VoLTE LTE EPC INTERNET Terminal Voice Data IMS LTE seamless coverage  Software upgrade on the legacy 2/3G networks  Introduce IMS system  Very clear  HD Voice calling  Shortest latency,0.5s+  Hopeful handsets  145+ models released Deployment Experience Ecosystem
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    16 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved SRVCC application scenario SRVCC capable terminals High quality requirement users Simultaneous Voice and data services requirements Lack of LTE seamless coverage Better coverage by 2G/3G network EPC supports the function User SRVCC VoLTE based on IMS already deployed Operator
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    17 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved VoLTE Application Scenario VoLTE capable terminals High quality requirement users Simultaneous Voice and data services requirements LTE continuous coverage IMS deployment Backhaul has low latency User VoLTE CS network has capacity bottleneck Operator
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    18 Secret▲ © ZTE Allrights reserved • Converged HLR、EPC HSS IMS HSS LTE Handset LTE Handset SRVCC/eSRVCC HLR/EPCHSS/ IMSHSS LTE CG BSC Iu-PS A CS Mc IMSSv I/S-CSCF SCC AS MMTEL AS • Support SRVCC/eSRVCC trigger • Support relevant features including robust header compression (RoHC), semi-persistent scheduling (SPS),TTI bundling and eSRVCC. • Support Sv interface •Support SRVCC/eSRVCC • Support SRVCC/eSRVCC • Introduce ATCF/ATGW to Anchor in signaling /Media plane • Support Sv interface •Support SRVCC/eSRVCC eMSC MSC serverMGW S/P-GW PCRF P-CSCF/SBC/ATCF/ATGW Functional requirements for VoLTE/eSRVCC MME • Discover P- CSCF/A-SBC •Guarantee QoS by interworking with via the Rx interface eNodeB PS
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE advantages
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE advantages Great Capacity, High Efficiency LTE WCDMA GSM  6~7 times than GSM  2 times than WCDMA  Save 70% invest!
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE advantages Highest Experience 2/3G OTT CsFB VoLTE HD-Voice Coding 8K, 300~3400 Hz 8K, 300~3400H z 8K, 300~3400H z 16K, 50~7000Hz MOS 2.3 2.3 2.3 4 Video Coding QCIF, 176*144/ 15fps VGA, 640*480/3 0fps QCIF, 176*144/1 5fps HD, 720p/30fps Call setup time 3-5s >5s,always e failure 5-8s 0.5-2s
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE advantages All-IP architecture PS BSC DataVoice CS NodeB IMS EPS eNodeB Voice+ RCS Data 2/3G 4G
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. VoLTE advantages Lower Resource usage  Skype occupies 13 times more throughput than VoLTE  Battery life is 56%~89% longer when using VoLTE than Skype
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. Who can provide the most satisfactory user experience? 1 2 3 4 5 QoS measures in place Handover mechanism to the circuit-switched network Interoperability between different OTT services and devices Guaranteed emergency support measure Strong security measures.
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. ZTE Voice Solution End to end solution Powerful customization Deployment experience • Providing all LTE network elements • No IOT testing is needed with voice solutions • Short time to market and cost saving • Customized devices • Customized features • Customized equipments • CMCC, CMHK, Softbank, CSL etc. • Helping operators to enhance the deployment efficiency.
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    © ZTE Corporation.All rights reserved. ZTE VoLTE ,bringing you closer