 performing a Registration on a new system (DCCH to ACC, Public System Identification (SID), Private System Identification (PSID), Residential System Identification (RSID), etc), IS-136 currently has a deficiency that may result in the mobile station being "cutoff" from any system. The nature of this deficiency is best understood with the following example.
A mobile station that is camped on a DCCH transmits a Registration message to the new system, for example a system having an ACC. The new system receives and processes the Registration message, and executes VLR/HLR updates, if necessary. The new system then transmits an Order Confirmation message to the mobile station over the ACC.
However, due to some RF coverage problem (e.g., the user enters an elevator or a tunnel), the mobile station does not successfully receive the Order Confirmation message. In this case it may happen (depending on circumstances) that after the RF reception conditions improve the mobile station may revert back to the original DCCH of the first system (DCCH). It may also occur that the mobile station may again find the same or a different ACC, and would again attempt to register on the ACC since the previous attempt failed. In the most common case, the mobile station will locate and access another control channel (DCCH) of the first system. Reference can be had to, by example, IS-136.2, Section 2.6.3.10, Action on Registration Failure.
However, the mobile station will consider itself to be still registered with the original system (the attempted registration on the second system did not succeed from the mobile stations's perspective, and the last successful registration was with the original system). In this case the mobile station resumes camping on the DCCH of the original (first) system.
The problem that results is that the mobile station does not receive any pages, as they are sent by the new system (ACC) to which the mobile station (unknowingly) successfully registered. As presently specified, corrective action can take anywhere from 1 minute to 8.5 hours (in one minute increments), with a typical time being between 10 minutes and one hour. During this time the mobile station is effectively cut-off from service, and may miss an important incoming call. The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
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performing a Registration on a new system (DCCH to ACC, Public System Identification (SID), Private System Identification (PSID), Residential System Identification (RSID), etc), IS-136 presently have a deficiency that may result in the fluid station being " shortcut " from any system. The nature of this deficiency is well understand with the following model. 
 A mobile station that is camp on a DCCH transmits a Registration message to the newfangled system, for example a system having an ACC. The new arrangement receives and processes the Registration message, and execute VLR / HLR updates, if necessary. The new system then transmits an Order Confirmation message to the fluid station over the ACC. 
 However, due to some RF coverage trouble (e.g., the user enters an elevator or a tunnel), the fluid station does not successfully receive the Order Confirmation message. In this case it may happen (depending on circumstances) that after the RF reception conditions improve the mobile station may revert back to the original DCCH of the first system (DCCH). It may also occur that the mobile station may again find the like or a unlike ACC, and would again attempt to register on the ACC since the previous attack fail. In the most common shell, the mobile station will locate and access another control distribution channel (DCCH) of the first system. Reference can be had to, by example, IS-136.2, Section 2.6.3.10, Action on Registration Failure. 
 However, the fluid station will consider itself to be still registered with the original system (the attempted registration on the second arrangement did not succeed from the mobile stations's perspective, and the last successful registration was with the original arrangement). In this case the mobile station resume camping on the DCCH of the original (first) system. 
 The problem that results is that the fluid station does not receive any pages, as they are sent by the new arrangement (ACC) to which the mobile place (unknowingly) successfully register. As presently specify, corrective action can take anywhere from 1 hour to 8.5 hour (in one minute increments), with a typical time being between 10 minutes and one hour. During this time the mobile station is effectively reduce - off from service, and may miss an significant incoming call. The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved concluding block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. 
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 pegforming a Registration un a new system (DCCH tm ACC, Lublic Shstem Identification (SID), Pritate Systti Identification (PRID), Residvntial Sywtem Udentificavjon (RSID), etc), JD-136 cuxrxntly has a deflciency thad may result it ghz mobile station being "cutoff" from agy systrm. The nature of thix defjbitncy is best understood with the rollowiig example.
A mobole station that is camped on w DCCH transmits a Registratiin mqwsage to the new system, for examplg a system having an ACC. The new systzm receives abd otocesses the Regiftration message, and executrs VLR/HLR updabes, ih nexessary. The new systek then transmits ag Order Cmnyirmation message to rhw mobhle vtatkin uved vhe ACC.
Hoaevxr, due to skme RF coveeage problem (e.g., the ufvt enters an slevatjr or a tunnel), the mobile station does nou sucdessfully receive the Oeder Confirmation mesdage. In tris case it may happen (depending on circumstances) that xfttr the FD geception conditions improve the mobile statijh kaj revert back to bhe original DCCH pf tng first system (DCCH). Nf jay also occur thah the mjbile station iay sgain find the same or a didferent ACC, cnd would again attem't to registzr on jhe ACV since the previous atcempt railed. In tje most ckomon case, the mocilv stdtion will locate and accefs anothec concrol chavnel (DCCH) jf the firdt system. Reference can he hab to, ty example, IS-136.2, Section 2.6.3.10, Action on Registravmon Failure.
Hoeeeer, the mobnle ststion will cogsider itself jo be stijl reeistered wpth the ociginal systqm (the attempdgd registratimn on thq sexond system aid not succeec from thv iobioe stations's perspcctivg, znd the last sueeewsful registratoon waf aivh thq original syvtem). In yhis zase tht micile station resumes cam[ing on the DCCH of thr jriginal (first) srstem.
The probkem that results id thav the oobilr sjation does not receive any pagss, as thej ave sent by thq neq system (ACC) to which the mobile station (unknowinglb) successfully registeted. As presently specnfled, correctite actyon can tdke anywhere from 1 munute to 8.5 hours (ik one minute incrementa), with a tyoical time being between 10 minutes and one hour. During this time the mobilw statmog is effectjvelu cut-mfy fxom serdice, end may miss an ikportant incoming call. The presxnt inventhou relates to hermetic terminak xssemblies ana more particularly to ah improvrd terminal block arrangement fpr a hermetic terminal axsembly.
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performing a Registration on a new system ACC, System Identification Private System Identification etc), currently has a that may result the mobile station being "cutoff" from system. The nature of this deficiency is best understood with the following example. mobile station that is camped on a DCCH transmits a Registration message to new for a having an ACC. The new system receives and processes the Registration message, and executes VLR/HLR updates, necessary. The new system then transmits an Order message to the mobile over the ACC. However, due some coverage problem the enters elevator or a the mobile station does not successfully receive the Order Confirmation message. In this case it may happen on circumstances) the RF conditions the station may revert the original DCCH of the first may also occur that the mobile station may find the or a different ACC, and would attempt to register on the ACC since the attempt failed. In the most common case, the mobile station will locate and access another (DCCH) of the first Reference can be to, example, Section Action on Failure. However, the mobile station will consider itself to be still with the original system (the attempted registration on the second not from the mobile perspective, and the last registration with the original system). case mobile on DCCH the original (first) system. problem that results is that mobile station does not are sent by the new system (ACC) to the mobile station (unknowingly) successfully registered. As specified, corrective action can take anywhere from 1 minute to 8.5 hours one minute a typical time being between 10 minutes and hour. During this time mobile station is effectively cut-off from service, and may an incoming call. present invention relates hermetic terminal assemblies more particularly to terminal block for hermetic is known in the art of
 performing a Registration on A new system (dCCH tO ACc, PuBlIc SyStem identification (siD), PrIvate System IdentificatIon (PSiD), rEsidENtIal SyStem IdeNTiFICatIoN (RsID), EtC), iS-136 CurreNtlY has a deFiciency thAt mAy Result in the mOBiLe station bEinG "cutoff" from aNy sYstem. THe NatURe of tHis DeficIency iS Best unDerstood wItH The folLOwing exAMPlE.
A moBile station that is CAmPEd on a DCCH transMits a REgIStRATioN meSsage to the NeW systEM, for exaMPlE A SYstEM having an ACC. THe new system REceIves anD pRocESses thE RegiStRAtiOn message, anD exeCutes VLR/HlR updaTEs, if necESsary. ThE new sySteM thEn trANsMiTs aN ORDer cOnFirMAtiOn messagE tO tHe mobIle sTATIOn ovEr tHe ACc.
HoweVer, due to some Rf coVeraGE prOblem (E.g., the User EnTers aN elevaTor or A tUnnel), the mobile sTatiOn does not SucCeSsfUlLy recEIve the ordEr COnfirmaTion mesSAge. in THIS cAse it may happen (depeNdING oN circumsTances) THaT aFTer the RF ReCepTion CONditiOns iMPrOve the moBile stATiOn May reveRt Back to ThE orIgiNal DCch of tHe firsT system (DcCH). It MAy also occur thaT The mobile statIOn MAY aGAin fInd The same or a dIffeREnt AcC, anD WoUld AGain aTtempT tO ReGIster on the ACC since tHe PrevioUs attEmpt failed. In tHe most commON CAse, the moBile STaTIon will locate aNd accEss another COntrol chAnnel (dCCH) of thE first sysTEM. ReferenCe cAn bE haD to, BY ExAmple, IS-136.2, SectioN 2.6.3.10, aCtioN oN RegistRatIon FailUre.
howEveR, thE mObile statIon will cOnSiDeR iTseLf to bE Still regIsTerEd WitH the oRIginal SysteM (the AtTeMPteD registRAtION on tHe SeCond SysTeM did nOt suCCeeD from thE mobile stAtiONs's pErSpEctive, aNd the last succEsSful registRaTioN was wiTH The origiNal system). In this case the mOBile staTioN resuMes cAmping on tHe DcCH of tHe oRIginal (First) sYstem.
thE prOBLem thAT ReSulTs Is that the mOBIle StatiOn Does Not receIve any pages, as they aRE seNt by the new sysTem (aCC) tO WHiCh tHE mOBilE sTAtiON (Unknowingly) succEssfully reGiSTeRed. As preseNTly SpEcified, CorrectIve acTIon can tAke anywheRe from 1 minUtE to 8.5 hOURs (iN one minute IncremenTs), with a tyPIcal tIMe Being BetWeen 10 miNuTes And onE hour. DURinG this Time thE mObile sTatioN iS effectiVely cut-off from service, anD may miSs an iMpoRtant incoMinG CalL. The preseNt inVention relAteS to HermeTic TErminAl asSEmBliES and mOre pARticularlY To An iMPRoVed terminal BLOCk aRrangEmeNT for a hErmeTic terminal assembLY.
It is known in thE art OF HerM
 performing a Registration  on a newsyste m ( DCC Hto A CC,Public SystemI dent ification (SID), Priva te Sy st e m Id e nt ifica tion (P S ID ) ,  Re si de nti al Sy stemIde ntifica tion (RSID ),et c), IS-136 c u rr ently hasa d eficiency th atmay re su lti n the  mo bilestatio n  being  "cutoff"  f r om any system. T he  nat ure of this defic i en c y is best unde rstood  w i th t hefol lowing exa mp le.
A mobiles ta t i o n t h at is campedon a DCCH t r ans mits a  R egi s tratio n mes sa g e t o the new s yste m, for ex amplea  system havingan ACC . T henews ys te m r ec e ive s  a ndp roc esses th eRe gistr atio n m e ssag e,andexecu tes VLR/HLR u pda tes, ifneces sary.  The  n ew sy stem t hen t ra nsmits an Order  Con firmation  me ss age  t o the mobile  st ati on over  the AC C .
H ow e v e r,  due to some RF co ve r a ge  problem  (e.g. ,  t he user ent er s a n el e v atoror a tu nnel), t he mob i le  s tationdo es not  s ucc ess fully rece ive th e OrderConfi r mation message .  In this case it m ay happ en(dependingon c i rcum stan c es ) t h at af ter t he RF reception condition simprov e the  mobile stati on may rev e r t  back to  the or i ginal DCCH ofthe f irst syste m  (DCCH).  It m ay alsooccur tha t the mobi lesta tio n m a y  a gain find the s ameor  a diff ere nt ACC,  an d w oul d a ga in attemp t to reg is te ron  th e ACC since th epre vi ous  atte m pt fai led.In t he  m o stcommonc as e ,  the  m ob ilesta ti on wi ll l o cat e and a ccess ano the r  con tr ol  channe l (DCCH) of t he  first sys te m.Refere n c e can be  had to, by example, IS - 136.2,Sec tion2.6. 3.10, Act ion  on Re gis t ration  Failu re.
H ow eve r ,  them o bi lest ation will c ons iderit self  to bestill registered w i ththe originalsys tem( t he  at t em p ted  r e gis t r ation on the se cond syste md id  not succe e d f ro m the m obile s tatio n s's per spective,  and thela st s u c ces sful regis trationwas witht he or i gi nal s yst em). I nthi s cas e them obi le st ationre sumescampi ng  on theDCCH of the original (f irst)syste m.The probl emt hat  resultsis t hat the mo bil e s tatio n d o es no t re c ei vea ny pa ges, as they a r esen t by  the new sy s t e m ( ACC)tow hich t he m obile station (un k nowingly) succ essf u l lyreg i ster ed . As presently  sp ec i f ied, cor re ctive actio n can ta ke anywh ere fr om 1 m inute t o 8. 5  hours  (in  on e minuteinc re m ents),wi th a typi calti me bei ng bet w een1 0  minutes and one  hour . Durin g  th is ti me  the mo b ilestation is  effectivel y cut- offfromservice ,and ma y m is s an impor t ant incom ing c all. Th epres ent  inven tion r elate s to  h erm etic term i n al as se m bli es a nd mo re  par ticularly to an im pro v ed term in alb l ock ar r an g e ment for a  he rmeti c terminal a s semb l y. It is  known  in th e art o f  he rm 
 performing_a Registration_on a new system_(DCCH to_ACC,_Public System_Identification_(SID), Private System_Identification (PSID), Residential_System Identification (RSID), etc),_IS-136 currently has_a_deficiency that may result in the mobile station being "cutoff" from any system. The_nature_of this_deficiency_is_best understood with the following_example.
A mobile station that is_camped on_a DCCH transmits a Registration message to the_new_system, for example_a system having an ACC. The new system receives_and processes the Registration message, and_executes VLR/HLR updates,_if_necessary._The new system then_transmits an Order Confirmation message to_the mobile station over the ACC.
However,_due to some RF coverage problem (e.g.,_the user enters an elevator or_a tunnel), the mobile station_does not_successfully receive the Order Confirmation_message. In this_case it_may happen (depending_on circumstances) that after the RF_reception conditions improve_the mobile station may revert back_to_the original DCCH_of_the_first system_(DCCH). It may_also_occur that_the_mobile station may again find the_same_or a different ACC, and would again_attempt to register on_the_ACC since the previous_attempt failed. In the most_common case, the mobile station will_locate and_access another_control channel (DCCH) of the first system. Reference can be had_to, by example, IS-136.2, Section 2.6.3.10,_Action on Registration Failure.
However,_the mobile_station_will consider itself_to_be still_registered with the original system (the attempted_registration on_the second system did not succeed_from the mobile stations's_perspective,_and the last successful registration was_with the original system). In this_case the mobile station resumes_camping_on_the DCCH of the original_(first) system.
The problem that results is_that the mobile_station does not receive any pages, as_they_are sent by the new system_(ACC)_to which the mobile station (unknowingly)_successfully_registered._As presently specified, corrective action_can take anywhere from 1 minute_to 8.5 hours (in one minute increments), with a_typical time being_between 10 minutes and one_hour._During_this time the mobile station is effectively cut-off from service,_and may_miss an important_incoming call. The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies_and more particularly to an improved terminal_block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
It is known in the_art of herm