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TS 09.02 – Mobile Application Part (MAP) Specification

3GPP TS 09.02 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for Mobile Application Part (MAP) Specification. It is published in 5 releases (Ph1 to R98); the latest version is 7.15.0 in R98.

Defines the Mobile Application Part (MAP) for signalling between network entities in GSM/UMTS PLMNs, enabling roaming and service provisioning across networks.

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Document type
Technical Specification
Latest release
Latest version
7.15.0
Series
09 series
Category
Core Network
Network layer
CoreNetwork
Technology
2G

Releases and versions of TS 09.02

ReleaseLatest versionLinks
R98 7.15.0 Read · Download (3GPP)
R97 6.14.0 Read · Download (3GPP)
R96 5.19.0 Read · Download (3GPP)
Ph2 4.19.1 Read · Download (3GPP)
Ph1 3.10.0 Read · Download (3GPP)

Scope of TS 09.02

Category: Core Network (Signalling). Technology generation: 2G. Network layer: CoreNetwork.

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Implementation notes

Complexity level: Advanced. Implementation difficulty: High.

Key technologies

GSMUMTSSS7

Other specifications in the 09 series

Related glossary terms

PLMNINFOCCITTTSMNFEIMSIMSISDNSSGPRSVLRTMSI

Related topics

OAM (Operations & Maintenance)Roaming & InterconnectLawful InterceptUMTS / WCDMAManagement & Operations

Frequently asked questions

What is 3GPP TS 09.02?

3GPP TS 09.02 is the 3GPP Technical Specification for Mobile Application Part (MAP) Specification. Defines the Mobile Application Part (MAP) for signalling between network entities in GSM/UMTS PLMNs, enabling roaming and service provisioning across networks.

Which 3GPP releases include TS 09.02?

TS 09.02 is published in 5 releases, from Ph1 to R98. The latest version on 3GPP Explorer is 7.15.0 (R98).

What category does TS 09.02 belong to?

TS 09.02 belongs to the Core Network (Signalling) category of 3GPP specifications. It applies to 2G networks.

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