CCITT Rec. T.70 (11/1988) – NETWORK–INDEPENDENT BASIC TRANSPORT SERVICE FOR THE TELEMATIC SERVICES
1 Scope
2 Transport service
2.1 Transport service objectives
2.2 General structure of the transport service
3 Transport service implementation for different types of networks
3.1 Terminals connected to a PSPDN
3.1.1 Physical layer DTE/DCE interface characteristics
3.1.2 Link layer procedure
3.1.3 Network layer procedure
3.2 Terminals connected to the PSTN
3.2.1 Physical layer DTE/DCE interface characteristics
3.2.2 Link layer procedure
3.2.3 Network layer procedure
3.3 Terminals connected to a CSPDN
3.3.1 Physical layer DTE/DCE interface characteristics
3.3.2 Link layer procedure
3.3.3 Network layer procedure
3.4 Terminals connected to an ISDN
4 Interworking between networks
5 Transport layer procedure
5.1 Transport functions
5.1.1 General
5.1.2 Transport protocol classes
5.1.3 The basic transport service (TS)
5.1.4 Transport layer functions
5.2 Description of connection establishment and termination procedures
5.2.1 General
5.2.2 Transport connection request (TCR) block
5.2.3 Transport connection accept (TCA) block
5.2.4 Transport connection clear (TCC) block
5.2.5 Transport connection collision
5.2.6 Extended addressing
5.3 Description ofdata transfer procedures
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Transport data block (TDT) length
5.3.3 Transport service data unit (TSDU) end
5.4 Treatment of procedure errors
5.5 Formats
5.5.1 General
5.5.2 Structure of transport control and transport data blocks
5.5.3 Concatenation
5.5.4 Transport connection request (TCR) block format
5.5.5 Transport connection accept (TCA) block format
5.5.6 Transport connection clear (TCC) block format
5.5.7 Transport block reject (TBR) block format
5.5.8 Transport data block (TDT) format
ANNEX A
A.1 Transport and network service
A.2 State transition diagrams for the basic transport layer procedures
ANNEX B
B.1 State tables
B.2 Lists of events, actions and conditions
ANNEX C – Recommendations for implementation of Recommendation X.21
C.1 General
C.2 Receipt of call progress signals 01 or 04
C.3 Receipt of call progress signal 03
C.4 Receipt of call progress signals of the group 2 to 8
ANNEX D – Service definitions and state transition diagrams for the HDLC procedure and the network layer defined for CSPDN
D.1 Service definitions
D.2 State transition diagrams HDLC
D.3 Summary of frame definitions
D.4 X.21 service, controlled by the network layer