Steen Oluf Karlsen wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I was translating A-interface message
> and A-bis interface messages for GSM Phase 1
> in a language called FAN.1 back in 1994.
> (cannot remember what the acronym was for ...)
> 
> The language was described in a Philips Review.
> If there are interested readrs I could look up the
> year and month in my basement.,..

The article is listed in the bibliography section of the ASN.1 website:
http://asn1.elibel.tm.fr/en/biblio/index.htm#other-notations
(search for FAN.1)

> The origin was a German Mobile Network producer
> presumably owned by Philips.
> 
> This "Cell Identity" made me think of GSM.
> 
> If these non-ASN.1 codings are to be ported to
> ASN.1/ECN there should be some sort of support for the
> users - but of course concrete questions to the
> syntax is too detailed.
> 
> Who is/was  behind CSN.1 anyway?

Michel Mouly (who was a Chairman of a GSM working group)
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cell.sys/
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Olivier DUBUISSON
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