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This part of ISO/IEC 16500 on "Contours: Technology Domain" describes the system functions and DAVIC tools relevant to the Contours defined in ISO/IEC TR 165001. A goal of this part of ISO/IEC 16500 is to guide implementers to those parts of ISO/IEC 16500 which are relevant for the implementation of the systems in each Contour and to show the relation between the various tools. Another…

This part of ISO/IEC 16500 provides a toolbox consisting of lower layer protocols and physical interfaces. Each tool is applicable at one or more of the reference points within the delivery system. The physical delivery media that have been identified for this version of ISO/IEC 16500-4 are copper pairs, coaxial cable, microwave, fiber and satellite. Removable information carrying physical media…

This part of ISO/IEC 16500 covers the high and mid layer protocols for DAVIC systems. It defines a set of protocol components ("tools") which are referenced by ISO/IEC 16500-2 ("System Dynamics, Scenarios, and Protocol Requirements"). In particular this part of ISO/IEC 16500 describes the protocol stacks required for the support of the DAVIC flows, i.e., S1 through S5. The…

This part of ISO/IEC 16500 takes a practical approach to the specification of Information Representation. Just the information types that cannot be dispensed with in producing the set of DAVIC applications (viz. broadcast, movies on demand, home shopping, etc.) are specified. The approach taken in this part of ISO/IEC 16500 starts by defining the various monomedia information types. They include…

This part of ISO/IEC 16500 describes the management architecture and protocol for managing the DAVIC System. The DAVIC system management architecture is the TMN-based (Telecommunication Management Network) architecture defined in ITU-T Recommendation M.3010. This management architecture allows for automatic administration, configuration, monitoring, billing, and maintenance of the Service…

This Technical Report describes the functions that may be supported by systems using ISO/IEC 16500. These functions have been derived by analyzing the requirements of a number of example applications from the viewpoints of a range of participants, including: _ content providers _ IPR holders _ service providers _ rights collection agencies _ delivery system providers _ regulatory authorities _…

This Recommendation | International Standard defines ACSE services for ASO-association control in an open systems interconnection environment. ACSE supports two modes of communication service: connection-mode and connectionless-mode. The ACSE connection-mode service is provided by the use of the connection-mode ACSE protocol (see ITU-T Rec. X.227 bis | ISO/IEC 15954). The ACSE connectionless-mode…

The ACSE supports two modes of communication: connection-mode and connectionless-mode. The ACSE service definition (see ITU-T Rec. X.217 bis | ISO/IEC 15953) includes both modes of communication. This Recommendation | International Standard only includes the connection mode of communication. This Recommendation | International Standard for the connectionless mode of communication is contained in…

This Recommendation | International Standard specifies: a) procedures for the transfer of information among application-service-objects (ASOs); and b) the abstract and concrete syntax for the representation of the A-UNIT-DATA ACSE APDU. The A-UNIT-DATA procedure is defined in terms of: a) The interactions between peer ACSE protocol machines by the use of a supporting service; and b) the…

This International Standard defines how user oriented performance of computer-based software systems (CBSS) may be measured and rated. A CBSS is a data processing system as it is seen by its users, e.g. by users at various terminals, or as it is seen by operational users and business users at the data processing center. A CBSS includes hardware and all its software (system software and…