CN102547634B - Realize the system and method turning fax across the voice of agreement - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention relates to mobile communication system, disclose a kind of system and method realizing turning across the voice of agreement fax.Carry out in voice call process at the first mobile terminal and the second mobile terminal, the first mobile terminal turns the instruction of fax according to voice, initiates facsimile service and consults, proceed to facsimile service after having consulted to the first base station controller be attached thereto; First base station controller sends to second base station controller that is connected with the second mobile terminal the instruction that voice turn fax; Second base station controller turns the instruction of fax according to voice, and the multiple facsimile protocols supported according to it are initiated facsimile service to the second mobile terminal one by one and consulted, until consult successfully, the facsimile protocol consensus according to both sides proceeds to facsimile service.Application the present invention can improve the success rate of mobile communication system service converting voice to fax, in particular for improving the success rate of whole CDMA2000 system voice switch to fax service.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of mobile communication, in particular to a system and a method for realizing cross-protocol voice-to-fax conversion in a mobile communication system.
Background
A CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)2000 system provides not only a voice service but also a facsimile service. With the wide popularization and application of the CDMA2000 system, the basic voice service or fax service cannot meet the user's requirement, so the CDMA2000 system needs to provide the voice to fax service, that is, the user can send a fax through simple and convenient operation in the voice call process without performing fax dialing again.
For the voice to fax service, the ms (mobile Station) needs to complete the transition from the voice service to the fax service through the air interface service negotiation with the BSC (Base Station Controller). For example, in the voice call process, if a party of the voice calling party and the called party wants to receive a fax, the receiving end user presses a start key on the fax to initiate a voice-to-fax conversion, or the sending end user presses a key first, which is illustrated for clarity in the following description. After the mobile terminal of the fax receiving end detects the fax sound after the key is pressed, the fax service negotiation of the empty port of the fax receiving end is initiated.
On the other hand, the fax receiving end BSC indicates the base station controller BSC of the fax transmitting end to start voice to fax conversion through the exchange side, and after receiving the indication, the base station controller BSC of the fax transmitting end initiates fax service negotiation of the empty port of the fax transmitting end. After the negotiation between the MS at both ends and the BSC at each end is passed, the voice service can be successfully transferred to the fax service.
Basic fax services are divided into analog fax services and digital fax services, which implement different fax protocols, and use different wireless configurations such as fax SO (Service Option), for example, analog fax SO is 20, 21, and digital fax SO is 4101, 13. The cross-protocol voice-to-fax means that both fax parties support analog fax and digital fax. At this time, the success rate is very low when the voice is converted into fax.
As mentioned above, when the base station controller BSC at the fax sending end initiates the fax service negotiation for voice-to-fax transmission, if the fax protocol supported by the mobile terminal MS at the fax sending end is unknown, the wireless configuration used for initiating the fax service negotiation with the MS is determined by the BSC, the fax wireless configuration at the receiving end is probably used, if the fax protocols realized by the MS at the two ends are not consistent at the moment, the MS at the sending end does not support the wireless configuration carried in the negotiation request message of the BSC at the local end, the service negotiation is not accepted, the negotiation result returned to the BSC is either directly rejected or not a fax configuration even if a new wireless configuration is proposed, since the voice call is in progress and no indication of fax forwarding is obtained, the proposed new configuration or the wireless configuration of voice eventually fails negotiation, resulting in failure of voice fax forwarding.
In addition, for the non-cross-protocol voice-to-fax conversion, or when initiating the negotiation with the fax sending end MS, the fax sending end BSC determines in other ways without using the fax wireless configuration of the receiving end, and at this time, the possibility of the negotiation failure still exists under the condition that the fax protocol implemented by the sending end MS is unclear. Thus, there is a significant risk of such negotiations and the rate of voice to fax failures can be high.
In summary, in a mobile communication system supporting a multi-protocol fax service, how to avoid the problems of inaccurate negotiation and high failure rate during cross-protocol switching when a voice fax is implemented becomes a technical problem to be solved.
Disclosure of Invention
The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a system and a method for implementing cross-protocol voice to fax conversion, which are used to solve the problems of high failure rate and easy negotiation error during the cross-protocol voice to fax service processing in the existing mobile communication system, so as to improve the success rate of the cross-protocol voice to fax service.
In order to solve the above problem, the present invention provides a method for implementing a cross-protocol voice to fax service, including:
in the process of voice communication between a first mobile terminal and a second mobile terminal, the first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to a first base station controller connected with the first mobile terminal according to the instruction of voice to fax conversion, and the first mobile terminal converts to fax service after the negotiation is finished;
the first base station controller sends the instruction of converting voice into fax to the second base station controller connected with the second mobile terminal;
and the second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to the voice-to-fax instruction and a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller until the negotiation is successful, and then switches to the fax service according to the fax protocols which are in accordance with the negotiation between the two parties.
The first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to the first base station controller by wireless configuration supporting fax protocol.
When the second base station controller and the second mobile terminal initiate the fax service negotiation, it selects one fax service negotiation from the multiple fax protocols supported by the second base station controller to initiate the fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal: if the wireless configuration of the selected fax protocol is consistent with the wireless configuration of the fax protocol supported by the second mobile terminal, switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished; otherwise, selecting one from the rest fax protocols to continue negotiation with the second mobile terminal, and so on until the negotiation is successful, and switching to the fax service according to the fax protocol which is agreed by the two parties.
The facsimile protocol includes: an analog fax service protocol and/or a digital fax service protocol.
The first mobile terminal is a calling end of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a called end of voice communication; or, the first mobile terminal is a called terminal of the voice call, and the second mobile terminal is a calling terminal of the voice call.
The invention also provides a system for realizing the cross-protocol voice-to-fax service, which comprises the following steps: a first mobile terminal and a first base station controller connected with the first mobile terminal, a second mobile terminal and a second base station controller connected with the second mobile terminal;
the first mobile terminal is used for initiating fax service negotiation according to the indication of voice to fax in the process of voice communication with the second mobile terminal, and switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished; the first base station controller sends an instruction of converting voice into fax to a second base station controller;
and the second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to the voice-to-fax instruction and a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller until the negotiation is successful, and then switches to the fax service according to the fax protocols which are in accordance with the negotiation between the two parties.
The first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to the first base station controller by wireless configuration supporting fax protocol.
The second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller, which means that the second base station controller selects one from the plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller to initiate fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal: if the wireless configuration of the selected fax protocol is consistent with the wireless configuration of the fax protocol supported by the second mobile terminal, switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished; otherwise, selecting one from the rest fax protocols to continue negotiation with the second mobile terminal, and so on until the negotiation is successful, and switching to the fax service according to the fax protocol which is agreed by the two parties.
The facsimile protocol includes: an analog fax service protocol and/or a digital fax service protocol.
The first mobile terminal is a calling end of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a called end of voice communication; or, the first mobile terminal is a called terminal of the voice call, and the second mobile terminal is a calling terminal of the voice call.
Compared with the prior art, the invention provides a solution that the fax service can be negotiated for multiple times across protocols when the voice is converted to fax, so that the success rate can be effectively ensured when the mobile terminals of the receiving end and the transmitting end of the fax respectively carry out fax service negotiation with the base station controllers of the respective ends under the condition of converting the voice to fax across the protocols, no matter the service negotiation initiated by the mobile terminals or the service negotiation initiated by the base station controllers, and meanwhile, the success rate of converting the voice not across the protocols into fax can be improved, thereby improving the success rate of the voice to true service of the mobile communication system, and particularly improving the success rate of the voice to true service of the whole CDMA2000 system.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a system and service negotiation for implementing cross-protocol voice to fax conversion according to an embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a Mobile Station (MS) initiating service negotiation during inter-protocol voice relay in an embodiment of the present invention;
fig. 3 is a flow chart of service negotiation initiated by a Base Station Controller (BSC) during cross-protocol voice relay emulation in an embodiment of the present invention.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more apparent, the present invention is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the embodiment of the invention provides a processing scheme of a cross-protocol voice-to-fax service so as to improve the success rate of the cross-protocol voice-to-fax service, wherein when the voice service is converted into the fax service, the fax service can carry out cross-protocol multiple negotiations in the negotiation process of the air interface fax service, and the voice service is successfully switched to the fax service when the fax is in a cross-protocol mode. The method can effectively solve the problem of low success rate of converting voice to fax across protocols caused by the defects of the prior art, and simultaneously, the success rate of converting voice to fax across non-protocols is obviously improved.
Fig. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a system and implementation steps for implementing a cross-protocol voice to fax service in an embodiment.
The system for realizing the cross-protocol voice-to-fax service comprises the following components: a first mobile terminal MS1 and a first base station controller BSC1 connected thereto, a second mobile terminal MS2 and a second base station controller BSC2 connected thereto; the MS1 initiates fax service negotiation to the BSC1 according to the indication of voice to fax in the process of voice communication with the MS2, the MS1 initiates fax service negotiation to the BSC1 by wireless configuration supporting fax protocol, and the fax service is switched to after the negotiation is finished; the BSC1 sends an indication of voice to fax to the BSC 2; the BSC2 initiates fax service negotiation to the MS2 one by one according to the voice-to-fax instruction and the fax protocols supported by the BSC, until the negotiation is successful, and then transfers the fax service according to the fax protocol agreed between the BSC2 and the MS 2.
The method for realizing the cross-protocol voice-to-fax service comprises the following steps:
step 1, in the voice communication process, after a calling end MS (recorded as MS1) of a called end detects fax sound, a voice-to-fax indication is obtained, and fax service negotiation is initiated to a same end BSC (recorded as BSC 1);
step 2, the BSC1 indicates the other end of the fax BSC (noted as BSC2) to initiate voice to fax through the exchange side;
step 3, after the negotiation of the MS1 and the BSC1 is completed, switching to fax service;
step 4, after the BSC2 obtains the voice-to-fax instruction through the exchange side, it selects a wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol, and initiates fax service negotiation to the same end MS (note as MS 2);
step 5, the MS2 informs the BSC2 to accept the negotiation if the fax wireless configuration initiated by the BSC2 is consistent with the wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol realized by the MS, and the step 8 is carried out, otherwise, the step 6 is carried out;
step 6, the MS2 finds that the fax wireless configuration initiated by the BSC2 for negotiation is inconsistent with the wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol implemented by itself, notifies the BSC2 not to accept the negotiation, and proceeds to step 7;
step 7, the BSC2 selects another wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol, initiates fax service negotiation to the MS2 again, and then goes to step 8;
and step 8, after the negotiation between the BSC2 and the MS2 is completed, switching to the fax service.
As shown in fig. 2, a specific processing flow of the mobile terminal side for initiating the voice-to-fax service is provided, which includes the following steps:
201. as one end of voice calling, establishing voice service;
202. after detecting fax sound in the voice call process, the MS obtains a voice-to-fax instruction, sends a fax service request message to the home terminal BSC, and proposes a new fax service configuration (including SO corresponding to an MS fax protocol, and the like);
203. after receiving the fax service request message, the BSC obtains a voice-to-fax indication, sends a switching indication message to the MS, and guides the MS to switch from the current voice service to the fax service;
204. after receiving the switching indication message, the MS starts to switch from the voice service to the fax service and sends a switching completion message to the BSC after completing the switching;
205. after receiving the switching completion message, the BSC sends a service connection message to the MS, which indicates that the BSC agrees to new fax service configuration and simultaneously indicates the MS to start using the new fax service configuration;
206. after receiving the service connection message, the MS sends a service connection completion message to the BSC, and informs the BSC that new fax service configuration is started to be used, and the process is finished.
As shown in fig. 3, a specific processing flow of the mobile terminal side responding to the voice-to-fax service is provided, which includes the following steps:
301. as one end of voice calling, establishing voice service;
302. after the BSC obtains the voice-to-fax indication through the exchange side in the voice call process, selecting a wireless configuration corresponding to a fax protocol, sending a fax service request message to the MS of the home terminal, and proposing a new fax service configuration;
303. after receiving the fax service request message, the MS judges the wireless configuration carried in the message, and if the wireless configuration is not consistent with the wireless configuration (including SO and the like) corresponding to the fax protocol realized by the MS, the MS sends a service response message to the BSC, which indicates that the new service configuration proposed by the BSC is not accepted;
304. after receiving the service response message, BSC finds that MS does not accept the proposed fax service configuration, and selects another wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol. For example, if the negotiation analog fax is selected for the first time, the negotiation digital fax is selected again, and if the negotiation digital fax is selected for the first time, the negotiation analog fax is selected again, and a fax service request message is sent to the MS;
305. after receiving the fax service request message, the MS judges the wireless configuration carried in the message, if the wireless configuration (including SO and the like) is consistent with the wireless configuration corresponding to the fax protocol realized by the MS, the MS sends a service response message to the BSC, and the service response message indicates that the new service configuration proposed by the BSC is accepted;
306. after receiving the service response message, BSC finds that MS accepts the proposed fax service configuration, and then sends a switching indication message to MS to guide the MS to switch from the current voice service to the fax service;
307. after receiving the switching indication message, the MS starts to switch from the voice service to the fax service and sends a switching completion message to the BSC after completing the switching;
308. after receiving the switching completion message, the BSC sends a service connection message to the MS, which indicates that the BSC agrees to new fax service configuration and simultaneously indicates the MS to start using the new fax service configuration;
309. after receiving the service connection message, the MS sends a service connection completion message to the BSC, and informs the BSC that new fax service configuration is started to be used, and the process is finished.
The above description is only an example of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention, and it is obvious to those skilled in the art that various modifications and variations can be made in the present invention. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the scope of the claims of the present invention.
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1. A method for realizing cross-protocol voice-to-fax service is applied to a CDMA2000 system and comprises the following steps:
in the process of voice communication between a first mobile terminal and a second mobile terminal, the first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to a first base station controller connected with the first mobile terminal according to the instruction of voice to fax conversion, and the first mobile terminal converts to fax service after the negotiation is finished;
the first base station controller sends the instruction of converting voice into fax to the second base station controller connected with the second mobile terminal;
the second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to the voice-to-fax instruction and a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller until the negotiation is successful, and then switches to the fax service according to the fax protocols which are in accordance with the negotiation between the two parties; the facsimile protocol includes: an analog fax service protocol and/or a digital fax service protocol.
2. The method of claim 1,
the first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to the first base station controller by wireless configuration supporting fax protocol.
3. The method of claim 1,
when the second base station controller and the second mobile terminal initiate the fax service negotiation, it selects one fax service negotiation from the multiple fax protocols supported by the second base station controller to initiate the fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal:
if the wireless configuration of the selected fax protocol is consistent with the wireless configuration of the fax protocol supported by the second mobile terminal, switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished;
otherwise, selecting one from the rest fax protocols to continue negotiation with the second mobile terminal, and so on until the negotiation is successful, and switching to the fax service according to the fax protocol which is agreed by the two parties.
4. The method of claim 1,
the first mobile terminal is a calling end of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a called end of voice communication; or,
the first mobile terminal is a called terminal of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a calling terminal of voice communication.
5. A system for realizing cross-protocol voice to fax service is applied to a CDMA2000 system and comprises the following steps: a first mobile terminal and a first base station controller connected with the first mobile terminal, a second mobile terminal and a second base station controller connected with the second mobile terminal;
the first mobile terminal is used for initiating fax service negotiation according to the indication of voice to fax in the process of voice communication with the second mobile terminal, and switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished; the first base station controller sends an instruction of converting voice into fax to a second base station controller;
the second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to the voice-to-fax instruction and a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller until the negotiation is successful, and then switches to the fax service according to the fax protocols which are in accordance with the negotiation between the two parties; the facsimile protocol includes: an analog fax service protocol and/or a digital fax service protocol.
6. The system of claim 5,
the first mobile terminal initiates fax service negotiation to the first base station controller by wireless configuration supporting fax protocol.
7. The system of claim 5,
the second base station controller initiates fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal one by one according to a plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller, which means that the second base station controller selects one from the plurality of fax protocols supported by the second base station controller to initiate fax service negotiation to the second mobile terminal:
if the wireless configuration of the selected fax protocol is consistent with the wireless configuration of the fax protocol supported by the second mobile terminal, switching to the fax service after the negotiation is finished;
otherwise, selecting one from the rest fax protocols to continue negotiation with the second mobile terminal, and so on until the negotiation is successful, and switching to the fax service according to the fax protocol which is agreed by the two parties.
8. The system of claim 5,
the first mobile terminal is a calling end of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a called end of voice communication; or,
the first mobile terminal is a called terminal of voice communication, and the second mobile terminal is a calling terminal of voice communication.
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