This document describes the architecture, protocol, and data model that builds an intelligent User Service Platform. It is targeted towards application developers, application service providers, CPE vendors, consumer electronics manufacturers, and broadband and mobile network providers who want to expand the value of the end users network connection and their connected devices.

The Data Model Schema and Data Model Objects for USP are developed in the BUS Data Modeling Project Stream (below).

Specification

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WT-181 Issue 2 defines version 2 of the Device Data Model (Device:2) for TR-069 CPEs and USP Agents.

This includes XML files that model interfaces, systems, and services in connected devices which is used to create a consumable HTML report.

In addition an explanatory document, written in in Markdown, exists and is provided as HTML document.

WT-181 Issue 2 Amendment 18 (2.18) is currently in progress.

Document

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USP datamodel report

CWMP datamodel report

WT-106
(DMSUPP)

WT-106: Data Model Template for CWMP Endpoints and USP Agents

WT-106 specifies data model guidelines to be followed by all CWMP Endpoints and USP Agents.  These guidelines include structural requirements for the data hierarchy, requirements for versioning of data models, and requirements for defining profiles.

In addition, WT-106 defines an XML Schema (the DM Schema) that as far as possible embodies these guidelines, and which is used for defining all CWMP and USP data models.  This makes data model definitions rigorous, and helps to reduce the danger that different implementations will interpret data model definitions in different ways.

WT-106 also defines an XML Schema (the DT Schema) that allows a device to describe its supported data model.

WT-106 Amendment 14 (1.14) is currently in progress.

Document

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WT-104 includes an overview document and XML files used for the VoiceService data model, used in modeling VoIP service functions on a TR-069 Endpoint or USP Agent.

There're currently no active plans towards a new release of WT-104.

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WT-135
(STBDM)

WT-135 includes an overview document and XML files used for the STBService data model, used in modeling Set Top Box service functions on a TR-069 Endpoint or USP Agent.

There're currently no active plans towards a new release of WT-135.

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WT-140: Storage Service Data Model

WT-140 includes an overview document and XML files used for the StorageService data model, used in modelling Network Attached Storage service functions on a TR-069 Endpoint or USP Agent.

There're currently no active plans towards a new release of WT-140.

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WT-196 includes an overview document and XML files used for the FAPService data model, used in modeling Femto Access Point (or Small Cell) service functions on a TR-069 Endpoint or USP Agent.

There're currently no active plans towards a new release of WT-196.

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WT-354 is the umbrella project for the CWMP and USP data model processing tool. There're two versions for the tool currently in use to process our data model reports.

This new version (written in Python) will be well-structured, maintainable, and will encourage collaborative development and will eventually fully replace the old tool (written in Perl).

Work towards the next release of the new report tool (2.2) is currently ongoing.

Old report tool release page

New report tool release page

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WT-143: Enabling Network Throughput Performance Tests and Statistical Monitoring

WT-143 outlines the theory of operations for Network Service Providers to initiate performance throughput tests and monitor data on  IP interfaces of  CPE and end-user networking devices using the mechanisms defined in TR-181 (the Device Data Model) and operated via the CPE WAN Management Protocol (TR-069) or the User Services Platform (TR-369).

Bitbucket (same as WT-181)

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This test plan provides a set of performance test cases with pass/fail requirements for 802.11n/ac/ax implementations, to assist operators in the selection of Wi-Fi capable devices. Operators will use additional criteria, such as deployment scenarios, customer needs, complexity, when selecting equipment and defining deployment configurations. These test cases are not suitable for consumer selection of devices in the absence of expert level understanding of Wi-Fi operation, configurations, and deployment scenarios. The corresponding certification programs of interoperability are “Wi-Fi 4” “Wi-Fi 5”, and “Wi-Fi 6” for 802.11n, 802.11ac, and 802.11ax in Wi-Fi Alliance, respectively.

The primary goal of TR-398 is to provide a standard set of test cases and framework to measure aspects of the performance between AP (e.g., a CPE with Wi-Fi), one or more reference STA (e.g., PC, integrated testing equipment, etc.), and if applicable, one Wi-Fi repeater,  under controlled laboratory conditions. The test cases are defined for a Device Under Test (DUT – AP only), tested against a or a set of STA. The DUT SHOULD NOT be a reference design and SHOULD contain the necessary system functionality to execute this test plan.

Performance Testing of In-Premises Video Support over Wi-Fi