ITU-T Rec. Q.764 (1988)
1 General
1.1 Relationship with other Recommendations
1.2 Numbering (see Recommendations E.163, E.164)
1.3 Address signalling
1.4 Basic procedures
1.5 Signalling methods
1.6 Layout of Recommendation Q.764
1.7 Interworking with other signalling systems or user parts
2 Basic call control and signalling procedures
2.1 Successful call set-up
2.2 Unsuccessful call set-up
2.3 Normal call release
2.4 Transfer of user-to-user information
2.5 Suspend, resume
2.6 Delayed release (national option)
2.7 In-call modification
2.8 Echo control procedure
2.9 Network features
2.10 Abnormal conditions
2.11 ISDN user part signalling congestion control
2.12 Automatic congestion control
2.13 Unequipped circuit identification code message (national option)
3 End-to-end signalling
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Pass-along method
3.3 SCCP method
3.4 Chaining of ISDN user part end-to-end signalling connections
3.5 Use of the Protocol Control Indicator (PCI)
3.6 Operation of the pass-along method
3.7 Operation of the SCCP method - connectionless services
3.8 Operation of the SCCP method - connection-oriented service
3.9 Interface elements between ISDN user part and SCCP (embedded transfer)
ANNEX A – Timers used in Recomendation Q.764
ANNEX B – State transition diagrams
B.1 General
B.2 Drafting convention
B.3 Abbreviations, timers and primitives
B.4 State transition diagrams and SDL diagrams
APPENDIX I – Contents of the interface elements between the ISDN user part and the SCCP
I.1 Contents of the REQUEST type 1
I.2 Contents of the REQUEST type 2
I.3 Contents of the REPLY