Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL

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ERTMS/ETCS Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL REF : ISSUE : DATE : 03/03/12 Company Technical Approval Management approval ALSTOM ANSALDO BOMBARDIER INVENSYS SIEMENS THALES Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 1/14

1. MODIFICATION HISTORY 0.0.1 Issue Number Date 15-Sep-99 1.0.0 13-Oct-99 1.1.0 15-Feb-00 1.2.0 24-Feb-00 2.0.0 30-March-00 03-March-12 Section Number Modification / Description Author All Creation R. Bertolini, M. Ferrettino All Final issue R. Bertolini, M. Ferrettino All Updating to SRS 2.0.0 M. Ferrettino 3 Up-date of Euroradio FIS document version number V. Roger 3 Final issue to ECSAG U.D. (ed) Class 1 instances removed as per CR 1135; Unisig template updated; References updated. Baseline 3 release version L. Repetti Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 2/14

2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. MODIFICATION HISTORY... 2 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS... 3 3. GENERAL ASPECTS... 5 3.1 Scope... 5 3.2 Acronyms and abbreviations... 5 3.3 Definitions... 5 3.4 References... 6 3.4.1 Main References... 6 3.4.2 Normative References... 6 3.4.3 Informative References... 6 4. REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE... 7 5. INTERFACE TO SAFE SERVICES... 8 5.2 Service primitives for safe connection set-up... 8 5.3 Service primitives for safe data transfer... 8 5.4 Service primitives for connection release... 8 5.5 Service primitives for error reporting... 8 5.6 Service primitives for high priority data... 8 6. INTERFACE TO THE MOBILE NETWORK... 9 7. SAFETY FUNCTIONAL MODULE... 10 7.2 Service definition... 10 7.2.2 Model of the safe services... 10 7.2.3 Safe connection set-up... 10 7.2.4 Safe data transfer... 10 7.2.5 Release of safe connection... 10 7.2.6 Error reporting... 10 7.2.7 Service for high priority data... 10 7.3 Safety protocol... 10 7.3.2 Introduction... 10 7.3.3 Functions of the safety layer... 11 7.3.4 Time sequences... 11 7.3.5 Structure and encoding of safety PDUs... 11 7.4 Safety Protocol Management... 11 7.4.2 Functions of the Safety Protocol Management... 11 7.4.3 Configuration Management... 11 Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 3/14

7.4.4 Supervision and Diagnostics... 11 8. COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONAL MODULE... 12 8.2 Service definition... 12 8.2.2 Model of communication services... 12 8.2.3 Connection establishment... 12 8.2.4 Data transfer... 12 8.2.5 Connection release... 12 8.2.6 High priority data... 12 8.3 Communication protocols... 12 8.3.2 Introduction... 12 8.3.3 Data Link Layer... 13 8.3.4 Network Layer... 13 8.3.5 Transport Layer... 13 8.3.6 Application conditions of X.224... 13 8.3.7 Time sequences... 13 8.4 Management of Communication Functional Module... 13 8.4.2 Call and ID-Management... 13 8.4.3 Configuration management... 13 8.4.4 Supervision / Diagnostics... 13 9. KEY MANAGEMENT... 14 Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 4/14

3. GENERAL ASPECTS 3.1 Scope 3.1.1.1 This FIS is applicable to radio communication systems providing communication services for safety-related application processes using open networks. It specifies the ERTMS Level 1 message exchange between on-board equipment and Radio In-fill unit. 3.1.1.2 Radio In-fill shall use services and protocols as specified by UNISIG EURORADIO FIS and UNISIG Key Management System. 3.1.1.3 This FIS is strictly dependent on the UNISIG EURORADIO FIS [5], specifying the Radio System Interoperability for message exchange between on-board and trackside equipment in respect to safety-related application processes, like Automatic Train Control of ETCS level 2/3. 3.1.1.4 For this reason this document has the same structure of [5]. Each chapter of this FIS contains only the reference to EURORADIO FIS and the possible specific characteristics (differences) for in-fill application. 3.1.1.5 Some features shall be optional for Radio In-fill application. 3.1.1.6 This FIS does not define: a) the radio in-fill application functionality and application information flow. b) the open networks used. c) the physical architecture of the radio communication subsystem. 3.1.1.7 Within the scope of this document the terms Radio Communication System (RCS) and EURORADIO system are used synonymously. 3.2 Acronyms and abbreviations 3.2.1.1 See [5]. 3.3 Definitions 3.3.1.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 5/14

3.4 References 3.4.1 Main References [5] EURORADIO FIS SUBSET-037 [6] Off-line Key Management FIS SUBSET-038 3.4.2 Normative References See [5]. 3.4.3 Informative References See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 6/14

4. REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE 4.1.1.1 See [5]. 4.1.1.2 The following features and options shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill: a) exchange of non-safety related information with remote application processes in the safety related equipment. b) the optional service interface 2 between non-safe applications or support applications and the Communication Functional Module (CFM). Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 7/14

5. INTERFACE TO SAFE SERVICES 5.1.1.1 See [5]. 5.2 Service primitives for safe connection set-up 5.2.1.1 See [5]. 5.3 Service primitives for safe data transfer 5.3.1.1 See [5]. 5.4 Service primitives for connection release 5.4.1.1 See [5]. 5.5 Service primitives for error reporting 5.5.1.1 See [5]. 5.6 Service primitives for high priority data 5.6.1.1 This service shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 8/14

6. INTERFACE TO THE MOBILE NETWORK 6.1.1.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 9/14

7. SAFETY FUNCTIONAL MODULE 7.1.1.1 See [5]. 7.2 Service definition 7.2.1.1 See [5]. 7.2.2 Model of the safe services 7.2.2.1 See [5]. 7.2.2.2 The HP service shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill. 7.2.3 Safe connection set-up 7.2.3.1 See [5]. 7.2.4 Safe data transfer 7.2.4.1 See [5]. 7.2.5 Release of safe connection 7.2.5.1 See [5]. 7.2.6 Error reporting 7.2.6.1 See [5]. 7.2.7 Service for high priority data 7.2.7.1 This service shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill. 7.3 Safety protocol 7.3.1.1 See [5]. 7.3.2 Introduction 7.3.2.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 10/14

7.3.3 Functions of the safety layer 7.3.3.1 See [5]. 7.3.3.2 The service of High priority information shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio infill. 7.3.4 Time sequences 7.3.4.1 See [5]. 7.3.5 Structure and encoding of safety PDUs 7.3.5.1 See [5]. 7.3.5.2 Handling of HP SaPDU shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill 7.3.5.3 Support of HP SaPDU, Sa-HP-Data.req, Sa-HP-Data.ind shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill. 7.4 Safety Protocol Management 7.4.1.1 See [5]. 7.4.2 Functions of the Safety Protocol Management 7.4.2.1 See [5]. 7.4.3 Configuration Management 7.4.3.1 See [5]. 7.4.4 Supervision and Diagnostics 7.4.4.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 11/14

8. COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONAL MODULE 8.1.1.1 See [5]. 8.2 Service definition 8.2.1.1 See [5]. 8.2.2 Model of communication services 8.2.2.1 See [5]. 8.2.2.2 The following option shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill: a) Optionally, more than one transport connection per physical channel can be supported by a CFM. 8.2.2.3 The HP service shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill 8.2.3 Connection establishment 8.2.3.1 See [5]. 8.2.3.2 Optionally, the track-side CFM can establish transport connections. This option shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill unit. 8.2.4 Data transfer 8.2.4.1 See [5]. 8.2.5 Connection release 8.2.5.1 See [5]. 8.2.6 High priority data 8.2.6.1 The HP service shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill 8.3 Communication protocols 8.3.1.1 See [5]. 8.3.2 Introduction 8.3.2.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 12/14

8.3.3 Data Link Layer 8.3.3.1 See [5]. 8.3.4 Network Layer 8.3.4.1 See [5]. 8.3.5 Transport Layer 8.3.5.1 See [5]. 8.3.5.2 Multiplexing of two or more transport connections onto a single network connection can be provided as an option. This option shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill. 8.3.6 Application conditions of X.224 8.3.6.1 See [5]. 8.3.7 Time sequences 8.3.7.1 See [5]. 8.4 Management of Communication Functional Module 8.4.1.1 See [5]. 8.4.2 Call and ID-Management 8.4.2.1 See [5]. 8.4.2.2 The EURORADIO System communication functional module offers optionally several logical connections between the trackside and the onboard equipment via the same physical channel. This option shall not be required for ETCS level 1 radio in-fill unit. 8.4.3 Configuration management 8.4.3.1 See [5]. 8.4.4 Supervision / Diagnostics 8.4.4.1 See [5]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 13/14

9. KEY MANAGEMENT 9.1.1.1 According to [6]. Trackside-Trainborne FIS for RADIO IN-FILL Page 14/14