Question: During a 3GPP application session, what happens to an ongoing procedure if there's an unspecified interruption in the sequence of command/response pairs, according to the terminal's operational requirements?
Option 1: The procedure is paused and automatically resumes once the interruption is resolved.
Option 2: The procedure continues from the last successfully executed command/response pair.
Option 3: The procedure is aborted, ensuring the task is only considered complete if the entire sequence is finished without interruptions.
Option 4: The terminal retries the interrupted command/response pair up to a predefined number of attempts before aborting.
Explanation: According to the specifications, when operated as per the manufacturer's manual, any unspecified interruption in the command/response sequence that realizes a procedure should lead to the abortion of that procedure. This ensures that the corresponding task is only considered achieved if the entire procedure is completed without interruptions, maintaining operational integrity and preventing potential inconsistencies or errors.