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Implementation Blueprints

What a blueprint is here​

An Implementation Blueprint is a specific section within a Technology page: a table that walks through a procedure step by step (for example, everything a UE does to acquire and decode a broadcast service), and for each step names the protocol layer involved, the mechanism 5G-MAG's analysis found, and the exact 3GPP clause it comes from. It sits inside the page's normal analysis prose rather than as a separate page type: the same page explains why, the blueprint section is the in-order how.

This is 5G-MAG's own framing, echoed in the "Profiles and Blueprints" language used to describe this portal's mission, not an externally defined 3GPP or ISO deliverable type; there is no formal industry definition of "implementation blueprint" to cite here.

Blueprints published so far​

BlueprintCoversTechnology page
MBS Broadcast RAN acquisitionFull UE path for 5G MBS broadcast: MIB, SIB1, SIB20, MCCH, MTCH, up to decoding the broadcast MRB (TS 38.331 and TS 38.321, both V19.4.0)MBS Broadcast RAN procedures
MBS Multicast RRC_INACTIVE RAN acquisitionThe RRC_INACTIVE variant of the same path (SIB24, Multicast MCCH-RNTI, distinct MTCH LCID table; TS 38.331 and TS 38.321, both V19.4.0)MBS Multicast Inactive RAN procedures
UE Data Collection reference points (R1 to R6)Every DCAF interface: provisioning (R1), data reporting (R2 to R4) and event exposure (R5 to R6), with the service/API and endpoints for each (TS 26.531 V19.0.0)User Data Collection and Reporting
DVB-I service discovery bootstrapCold start to content-guide data: locating a Service List Registry, querying it, fetching a Service List, selecting a delivery instance, and (for hybrid clients) de-duplicating against a tuned broadcast serviceDVB-I Services over 5G
5GMS session establishmentCold start to streaming: service discovery, resolving Service Access Information, starting the Media Player, manifest/initialisation (progressive download and DASH variants), and continuous playback5GMS Architecture
MBS Multicast mobility (handover)Every multicast mobility case: Xn and N2 handover between nodes that support MBS, to and from a node that does not, handover of an inactive session, and UEs in RRC_INACTIVE within and out of the RNA and the Registration Area (TS 23.247 V20.0.0, clause 7.2.3)MBS Multicast - End-to-End Procedures
MBS Service Layer provisioning-to-announcementProvisioning MBS Services and Distribution Sessions ahead of activation, through content ingest, to building and exposing the User Service Announcement (TS 26.502 V19.6.0)MBS User Services Architecture

More Technology pages will get a blueprint section as their procedures are worked through this way; this index is updated as they're added. For the full set of technology areas (with or without a blueprint section), see All projects.

  • Technology: the parent pages these blueprint sections live inside.