EP1354489A1 - Kurzwahleinrichtung und verfahren für mobilfunktelefone - Google Patents
Kurzwahleinrichtung und verfahren für mobilfunktelefoneInfo
- Publication number
- EP1354489A1 EP1354489A1 EP01273450A EP01273450A EP1354489A1 EP 1354489 A1 EP1354489 A1 EP 1354489A1 EP 01273450 A EP01273450 A EP 01273450A EP 01273450 A EP01273450 A EP 01273450A EP 1354489 A1 EP1354489 A1 EP 1354489A1
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- European Patent Office
- Prior art keywords
- mobile
- mobile radio
- chip card
- speed dial
- radio
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
- H04W4/00—Services specially adapted for wireless communication networks; Facilities therefor
- H04W4/02—Services making use of location information
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H04—ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUE
- H04W—WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NETWORKS
- H04W8/00—Network data management
- H04W8/26—Network addressing or numbering for mobility support
- H04W8/28—Number portability ; Network address portability
Definitions
- the invention relates to a chip card for mobile radiotelephones for authentication in a radio network with a device for speed dialing of mobile radio services.
- the invention also relates to a mobile radio telephone for radio networks with a device for speed dialing of mobile radio services and a method for dialing with a speed dial of a mobile radio service using a mobile radio telephone, into which a chip card is provided for authentication in a radio network.
- Mobile phones are not only used for communication between two conversation partners, but also for sending and receiving messages. These messages can be in both voice and
- Text messages are available. If a mobile subscriber is not available, the messages can be stored in a "mailbox".
- a mailbox is a voice and / or text memory. This mailbox is offered by the network operators. It is usually located on a server in the home network of the mobile phone. Every mobile phone subscriber can set up such a mailbox with his wireless network provider and, if necessary, call up the messages intended for him from his mobile phone. For this purpose, the mobile subscriber dials a number of the network operator, to which an individual number code, usually their own telephone number, is added.
- This individual mailbox number is relatively long and difficult to remember. It is therefore easier for the user if he only uses a speed dial with considerably less Must enter numbers to access his mobile box.
- Such abbreviated dialing for mobile phones is well known.
- a speed dial is entered, a longer number assigned to this speed dial is dialed.
- the assignment of the short dial number to a longer one, in particular a "service number" takes place on the radio network side, as a rule in an electrical data processing system.
- MSC Mobile Switching Center
- the HLR is the abbreviation for "Home Location Register", which means something like location directory.
- the HLR stores the subscriber ratios of the mobile users, with exactly one HLR being assigned to each subscriber.
- the MSC uses the HLR to translate the speed dial number into the long number of the mailbox, for example.
- this procedure only works in the home network. When roaming to another mobile network, this method cannot work with MSC HLR implementation.
- Roaming according to the GSM standard means that the mobile phone user can move within a radio network or country. If an area is no longer covered by a radio network operator, there is usually
- the disadvantage of this system is that it no longer works outside the home network because the home network operator no longer provides a correct assignment of the speed dial.
- trigger criteria are added to the speed dial when roaming.
- the MSC then sends the speed dial to a so-called "CAMEL server", a computer that translates the speed dial into the corresponding number.
- the CAMEL server finally sends the translated number back to the MSC.
- SAT SIM Application Toolkit
- Mobile phone is located and contains personal information about the user.
- SAT defines a set of commands that allow an application on the SIM card to communicate with the mobile phone in a standardized form.
- cryptographic functionality can be installed on the SIM card to e.g. encrypt or sign certain messages.
- the mobile digital signature is an example of the combination of SAT with the user's personal data already stored on the SIM card.
- SMS Short Messaging Service
- the SMS message is sent to an SMS center (SMS Center / SMSC) for transmission.
- the SMSC receives the confirmation of receipt or an error message.
- the SMSC then tries to deliver the message to the recipient.
- Messages are also forwarded abroad if a GSM network is available there.
- the message also reaches the recipient if the recipient has switched off his mobile phone or is in a so-called radio hole. In this case the message is cached for a maximum of 48 hours.
- the sender can specify a shorter period of validity for a message.
- the speed dial is not available, so that this possibility is not available for the mobile radio subscriber or only via a CAMEL server.
- additional information is always required, i.e. an increased data flow is required.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a method or a device for mobile radio telephones in which the short dial number and the short dial method is independent of the respective network provider, with as little data as possible to be exchanged between the MSC and the mobile radio telephone.
- the object is achieved in that, in the case of a chip card for mobile radio telephones for authentication in a radio network, an adaptation unit is provided with a device for speed dialing of mobile radio services of the type mentioned at the outset, which adapts the number assigned to a speed dial to the local radio network conditions.
- the object is achieved by a mobile radio telephone for radio networks with a device for speed dialing of mobile radio services of the type mentioned at the outset, in which an adaptation unit is provided which adapts the speed dialing to the local radio network conditions.
- the object is achieved by a method for dialing with a speed dial of a mobile radio service of the type mentioned, the speed dialing in the mobile radio telephone being adapted to different radio networks.
- the invention is based on the principle of having the number or service number assigned to a speed dial determined on the part of the mobile radio telephone. This happens on simplest with already existing means, by modifying the chip card or the mobile phone with such a chip card in such a way that it always determines the correct service number and assigns it to the speed dial.
- the abbreviated dialing is automatically adapted to the radio network conditions.
- the manual adjustment of the speed dial to the radio network conditions can also be advantageous. This can be carried out in a suitable manner via the operator unit 49 (keyboard, display) of the mobile radio telephone, for example with a menu query.
- the chip card according to the invention is advantageously equipped with a SIM application toolkit.
- the chip card is "intelligent".
- intelligent means that certain operations can be carried out independently.
- the adaptation unit can be integrated into the SIM application toolkit.
- the adaptation unit is provided on a chip card, which is used for authentication in a radio network in the mobile radio telephone.
- the conversion of the speed dial for adaptation to the radio network conditions takes place via the chip card.
- a SIM application tool kit with an adaptation unit is provided on the chip card, which converts the speed dialing into the suitable number.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic diagram of the invention. 2 shows an initialization procedure as a flowchart.
- FIG. 3 shows as a flowchart the procedure of a reaction of the application to the location event status.
- Fig. 4 shows as a flow chart procedures of mobile call attempts.
- Fig. 5 shows a section of the procedure for call control by the chip card.
- 6a-6c shows the use of the speed dial menu.
- Fig. 7 shows a procedure for receiving an "SMS-PP" or a normal one
- Fig. 8 shows a flowchart of a procedure for the server function.
- Fig. 9 shows a procedure of the SMS server.
- Fig. 10 basically shows the display menu for setting the speed dial number of a mobile phone.
- Fig. 1 two sections of independent mobile radio networks 10 and 12 are shown symbolically. Each of the cellular networks 10 and 12 is located in a different country, for example. Both mobile radio networks 10, 12 are networks according to the GSM standard. In the present exemplary embodiment, the mobile radio network 10 forms the home network and the mobile radio network 12 forms the network of a third-party provider for a mobile radio telephone 14
- Mobile radio telephone 14 is also shown enlarged again. 16 further mobile radio subscribers are referred to.
- the mobile radio networks 10, 12 are made Radio cells 18, 20, 22, 24 are formed. As an example, only two radio cells 18, 20 and 22, 24 are shown for the mobile radio networks 10 and 12, respectively.
- a base station (BS) 26, 28, 30, 32 is provided in each radio cell 18, 20, 22, 24. Each base station 26, 28, 30, 32 supplies a cell 18, 20 and 22, 24.
- the base stations 26, 28, 30, 32 are each connected to mobile switching centers (MSC) 34, 36, 38, 40.
- the mobile switching centers 34, 36, 38, 40 are in turn coupled to an operating and maintenance system (OMC) 42, 44.
- the mobile switching centers 34, 36, 38, 40 each have home location registers (HLR) 45 and guest registers (VLR) 47.
- Dashed line 46 symbolizes a radio network border, which is often also a state border.
- SIM chip card
- SAT SIM application toolkit
- Application Toolkit 50 is thus able to independently assign speed dial numbers to certain numbers, such as those of a mailbox, in the correct way.
- the migration from one cell 18 to another cell 20 is referred to as "roaming".
- radio network 10 of one operator it is possible to switch from the radio network 10 of one operator to the radio network 12 of the other operator without the mobile radio subscriber 14 or 16 noticing anything of it. This crossing of the network boundary 46 is indicated by arrow 54.
- Each mobile subscriber 14, 16 can have an individual "mailbox" at his
- This mailbox is a kind of mailbox in which both text and voice messages can be left if the Cellular subscriber is not reachable - be it through a dead spot, or that the cellular phone 14 was simply turned off.
- the mailbox is usually located in the home network 10. The mobile subscriber can query this mailbox from his network operator if required.
- a number ⁇ xx> is first dialed, followed by a number yyyyyyyy.
- ⁇ xx> is a number that can be used for the
- ⁇ yyyyyyyyyy> is the individual number of the mobile subscriber, usually the telephone number. Since these are relatively long numbers that have to be entered via the keypad of the mobile phone, speed dial numbers are provided. For example, the number ⁇ zzz> could be entered for the mailbox. The number
- ⁇ zzz> then represents the entire mailbox number ⁇ xx> ⁇ yyyyyyyyy>.
- the mailbox number ⁇ xx> ⁇ yyyyyyyyyy > is no longer correct. This number must be adapted to the new network. Another subscriber may be reached at ⁇ xx> ⁇ yyyyyyyyy > .
- the adaptation of the speed dial number is carried out independently by the adaptation unit 52 of the SIM Application Toolkit 50.
- the adjustment is not only required for mailbox services, but basically for all service offers that are offered in the home network and to which a speed dial has been assigned.
- the location or the radio network 10, 12 is first determined and, if it has changed, stored on the chip card 48. If necessary, the necessary information is obtained from the exchange 44 via SMS, which is necessary for the change of the
- FIGS. 2 to 8 show examples of procedures in the form of flow diagrams, as they can be contained in the SIM Application Toolkit 50, in order to enable an assignment and conversion of the call numbers of mobile radio services.
- FIG. 2 shows an initialization procedure 58 which is called up after the mobile radio telephone 14 is switched on.
- oval 60 represents the procedure start as it is shown on the display of the mobile radio telephone 14.
- the box 62 which then follows symbolizes the initialization of the mobile radio telephone 14 and of the SIM application toolkit 50.
- a diamond 64 then follows
- Rhombus 64 is asked whether a random number ⁇ RN> is present on the chip card or not. If there is any numerical value ⁇ iiiii>, the procedure is continued with "YES", arrow 66. Oval 68 symbolizes the end of the routine. If there is no value, continue with "NO", arrow 70, to diamond 72. Here you are asked whether there is a local event. If there is a location event, arrow 73, the
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart routine 80 that handles the application's response to the location event status.
- Oval 82 is the menu item local event as it is shown on the display of the mobile radio telephone 14.
- Oval 84 is the menu update.
- the procedure in box 86 leads from ovals 82 and 84. This box 86 symbolizes the generation and storage of a random number ⁇ RN> on the chip card
- This random number ⁇ RN> and an identification for the use of a universal number service ⁇ UN> are sent to a speed dial server by SMS, box 88.
- the random number ⁇ RN> is later used for identification in the case of a corresponding response from the SMS server.
- the procedure section of box 86 is also followed by a query as to whether a location event is available, diamond 90.
- Oval 104 symbolizes the Call setup menu item.
- the procedure leads from oval 104 to diamond 106.
- the branch "YES" is selected, arrow 108.
- menu-controlled changes can be carried out at this point, oval 109.
- the call is then set up via the announcement post system (VMN), box 110. From there, the routine ends in oval 112. If the number does not correspond to the service number, diamond 108 branches via the "NO" branch, arrow 114. Box 115 symbolizes the call setup without changes. The routine is then ended with oval 112.
- Routine 102 starts with oval 116, the menu item for sending calls. It is checked in diamond 118 whether the number corresponds to a service number. If the number does not correspond to the speed dial number, a branch is made to "NO", arrow 120. The call is then sent without modifications, box 122. The procedure is then ended. However, if the check shows that the number corresponds to the speed dial number, diamond 118 branches to "YES", arrow 126. The call is then sent with a shipping number, box 128. The routine is then ended with oval 124.
- FIG. 6a Figures 6a to 6c show the use of the speed dial menu.
- Oval 130 symbolizes the "Switch on” menu item in FIG. 6a. From here one becomes
- FIG. 7 describes a procedure which initiates the reception of an SMS-PP (point-to-point data exchange with SMS) - oval 148 - or the reception of a normal "SMS" - oval 150.
- the introductory oval 150 is followed by a query as to whether the SMS with a
- Fig. 8 shown in a speed dial level. No values have yet been assigned to the elementary files "EF” and variables. They are deleted by the SAT application during a "GSM session”. Empty bytes are set to the hexadecimal value "FF".
- Box 172 contains a file MF located at address "3F00". Box 172 is made up of other files:
- file DF GSM with the address "7F20”.
- file DF TELEC0M with the address "7F10”.
- file DF IS ⁇ is file DF IS ⁇ , with the address "7F22”.
- DF SCD follows last in this level, box 180. Less important files, ie for this application, are only indicated with dashes in this illustration.
- the file 176 in turn contains the file EF MSISDN with the address "8F40", box 182.
- EF SCDNR Speed Dial Number - Box 190 together.
- Fig. 9 shows the procedure of the SMS server.
- Oval 192 denotes the menu item "Receiving an SMS”. Received data are extracted from the SMS, box 194. The question then follows as to whether the universal number has the value zero, diamond 196. In the event that the universal number has a value other than zero, in
- Arrow 198 follows box 200.
- Box 200 symbolizes the functions that the voice mail number (VMN) is set to the number + 4917x555N and the sender number (FN) to the number + 4917x5005N.
- An SMS is then generated and sent, box 202.
- the procedure is ended with oval 204. If the universal number is non-zero, the branch is made via arrow 206 in box 208.
- Box 208 symbolizes the functions that the voice mail number (VMN) is set to the number + 4917x555N and the sender number (FN) to the number + 4917x5005N.
- An SMS is then generated and sent, box 202.
- the procedure is ended with oval 204.
- a menu of a mobile radio telephone is shown as an example on a display 208. This menu is branched under the menu item "Options" into the menu as shown on the display 210 shown next to it.
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