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DataKinetics DSC110 / DSC210 User Manual Issue 12 

 

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7.20.5  Maintenance Reset Circuit Initiate 

 

MNRCI 

Maintenance Reset Circuit Initiate 

 

This command is used to initiate a reset circuit to bring a circuit or a number of 
circuits to idle. 

Syntax 

MNRCI:CGRP=,[DEV=]; 

MNRCI:CGRP=,[CIC=]; 

Prerequisites 

The item being reset is in service. 

The circuits within a circuit group have been initiated. 

The circuit group is not blocked or it’s circuits inhibited. 

A CIC can only be given for a network side group. 

Attributes CONFIG,PROMPT 

Example 

MNRCI:CGRP=33,DEV=3; 

MNRCI:CGRP=32,CIC=141; 

 

7.20.6  Maintenance Restart System Initiate 

 

MNRSI 

Maintenance Restart System Initiate 

 

This command will restart the entire system.  The current log-on session will be 

terminated.  
If a software update disk is present in the floppy disk drive then the software 
update procedure will commence. 
If no software update disk is present but a disk containing a configuration dump is 
present then this configuration will be loaded into memory and the system will 
restart. 
In all other cases, no change to the system configuration will occur and the state 
of all links will automatically be restored. 
If RESET is set to Y then all configuration data will be removed. 

Prerequisite 

None 

Syntax 

MNRSI:[RESET=Y]; 

Attributes PROMPT 

Example MNRSI; 

 

Summary of Contents for DSC110

Page 1: ...DataKinetics DSC110 DSC210 User Manual Issue 12 Page 1 DSC110 DSC210 SIGNALLING CONVERTER USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...incorrectly replaced User should not replace battery the card must be returned to the supplier for rework This equipment contains Electrostatic Sensitive Devices ESDs which may be permanently damaged if incorrectly handled If modules are removed from the chassis they must be handled in accordance with the EN100 015 Part 1 General Requirements For warnings in German see Appendix APPLICABILITY This ...

Page 3: ...ements to be transferred over Ethernet to a Remote Data Centre Allows the specification of multiple Q931 circuit groups on a single Q931 link 5 09 Mar 98 Introduces support for calling party number authorisation tables where the calling party number is required to be authorised before the call is allowed to proceed Allows the default configuration to be selected when restarting system Allows billi...

Page 4: ...t mask SUBNET and default router GATEWAY New CGMD modes to avoid requesting a CLI if one is not present in the initial setup message 9 27 Aug 99 Manual now documents both Revision 1 and Revision 2 hardware and the compact version of the converter the DSC110 Revision 2 hardware uses a different CPU card and Solid State Memory card and requires different switch settings for the signalling cards Moni...

Page 5: ...oad from the remote data centre a customised set of clearing cause mapping tables The USC USM and USTAB parameter have been changed to be ISC ISM and ISTBL respectively Added CHG to the outgoing route to control the setting of the charge indication in the backward direction Added CONV timers T12 T13 and T14 and added TANS to the outgoing route to allow the user to control the time to answer on an ...

Page 6: ...e TTC ISUP protocol added including support for 16 bit point codes Support for the UK Calling Line Identity Blocking Indicator for UK ISUP The CBI indicator can be manipulated with the CGCB parameter Added support for DPNSS Call Diversion Support for 56k operation on access side links New calling party number mode CGMD to add CGPRE prefix to the calling party number if one is received System softw...

Page 7: ... of origin SPOR on points of origin or in digit analysis to allow support for multi stage routing allowing the user to analyse different selection criteria e g CPC called party number before selecting the outgoing route Allow the user to manipulate satellite indicators in initial address messages using the SAT parameter on a per circuit group basis Allow the user to generate a bearer capability pa...

Page 8: ...d mounting 28 5 2 Power Wiring 28 5 3 Alarm Port 29 5 4 PCM Ports 29 5 5 Serial Ports 30 5 6 Ethernet Port 30 6 HARDWARE CONFIGURATION 31 6 1 Signalling Card Switch Configuration 31 6 2 Signalling Card Hardware Settings BNC version 33 6 3 Signalling Card Hardware Settings RJ45 version 34 6 4 Signalling Card E1 T1 Selection 35 7 OPERATION 36 7 1 General 36 7 2 Log On Off procedure 36 7 3 Command Ch...

Page 9: ...g Tables 173 10 3 Transmit Clearing Cause Mapping Tables 176 11 ANNEX C Calling Party Category Mappings 180 11 1 Definitions of Internal Tokens 180 11 2 Receive Calling Party Category Mapping Tables 181 11 3 Transmit Calling Party Category Mapping Tables 186 12 ANNEX D Remote Data Centre RDC Operation 187 12 1 Continuous Records 187 12 2 Periodic Reporting 188 12 3 RDC File Formats 189 13 ANNEX E ...

Page 10: ...signalling only mode the converter does not perform any circuit selection but instead maps access side circuits to SS7 circuits in a fixed one to one mapping In Voice and Signalling mode the voice circuits also pass through the converter Whilst this mode does not allow for such a high density of signalling links it does allow the converter full control of the voice circuits This means that the con...

Page 11: ...ry The operating software can be updated by inserting a new software release in the floppy disk drive Following a software update the converter will automatically use the saved configuration data so there is no need to re enter the configuration parameters 1 2 Functional Summary 1 2 1 SS7 Signalling The converter supports up to 16 SS7 signalling links in up to 8 signalling linksets This allows the...

Page 12: ...n E1 T1 port When an incoming call arrives at the converter the decision on how to process the call comes from the Point of Origin configuration data Each circuit group is assigned a single point of origin although a single point of origin may be used by several circuit groups The point of origin data contains several parameters which allow for the addition or removal of digits to both the calling...

Page 13: ...wo timeslots on the spare PCM port one to monitor the send direction and the other for the receive direction 1 2 7 Alarm log The converter logs any alarm events in an Alarm Log All alarm events have a fault title and are assigned to one of 4 classes in decreasing order of status Urgent assigned to class 3 Prompt assigned to class 2 Minor assigned to class 1 Disabled assigned to class 0 The operato...

Page 14: ...rds call failure records and alarm reports are transferred to the RDC in near real time with the provision to back up the billing records to hard disk in the event of Ethernet failure Measurement reports are made on a configurable periodic basis 1 2 9 Announcements The converter can optionally play pre recorded WAV format sound files without the need for additional equipment These announcements AN...

Page 15: ...it s Connector 75 ohm BNC unbalanced version 120 ohm RJ45 balanced version Pulse shape CCITT G 703 Framing CCITT G 732 2 1 4 Serial Port Connector 9 pin D type male Flow control XON XOFF Data bits 7 or 8 user configurable Parity Odd Even or None user configurable Stop Bits 1 or 2 user configurable Baud rate 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 or 19200 bits s user configurable 2 1 5 Alarm Outputs Type Two ...

Page 16: ...n progress 2 1 7 Ethernet Interface Connector BNC RJ45 autodetect Data Rate 10Mbit s 2 2 Physical Height 87mm Depth 430mm Width 432mm at chassis Weight 12kg fully equipped 2 3 Signalling Capability SS7 Side 4 signalling links and 4 linksets Maximum of two links in each linkset Access Side Up to 4 signalling links 2 4 Environmental Operating temperature 10 to 45 degrees Celsius Storage temperature ...

Page 17: ...2 3 1 3 Serial Ports Connector 9 pin D type male Flow control XON XOFF Data bits 7 or 8 user configurable Parity Odd Even or None user configurable Stop Bits 1 or 2 user configurable Baud rate 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 or 19200 bits s user configurable 3 1 4 Alarm Outputs Type Two relays which under normal non alarm conditions are energised Upon detection of an alarm condition or loss of power t...

Page 18: ...t Data Rate 10Mbit s 3 2 Physical Height 177mm Depth 600mm Width 432mm at chassis Weight 26kg fully equipped 3 3 Signalling Capability SS7 Side Up to 16 signalling links in 8 linksets Maximum of two links in each linkset Access Side Up to 30 signalling links 3 4 Environmental Operating temperature 10 to 45 degrees Celsius Storage temperature 20 to 80 degrees Celsius Humidity 20 to 80 non condensin...

Page 19: ...carrier that should be attached between the rear of the 19 inch rack and the converter All cables should then be attached to the carrier that extends and retracts as the converter is moved forward and backwards on its slides The chassis contains 6 board positions and cards are positioned as detailed in the following table The board position numbers are marked along the rear panel of the converter ...

Page 20: ...ual Issue 12 Page 20 CARD CARRIER POWER SUPPLY FLOPPY DISK DRIVE FAN Red alarm active indicators Green Power ON indicator Floppy disk drive Power ON switch 0 Figure 4 2 DSC110 front panel Figure 4 1 Top view of DSC110 with cover removed ...

Page 21: ...l Issue 12 Page 21 Serial number label 6 5 1 4 2 3 Figure 4 3 DSC110 Rear panel Alarm Port Ethernet Input voltage AC power OUT connector Serial Port Solid State Memory Card Unbalanced 75Ω E1 signalling card Balanced 75Ω E1 signalling card ...

Page 22: ...des The chassis contains 20 board positions and cards are positioned as detailed in the following table The board position numbers are marked along the front of the board slots and on the rear panel of the converter BOARD POSITION CARD 1 Alarm Card 2 Network Card 3 Central Processor Card 4 Solid State Memory Card 5 Signalling Processor CS6 6 Signalling Processor CS6 7 Signalling Processor CS6 8 Si...

Page 23: ...netics DSC110 DSC210 User Manual Issue 12 Page 23 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 FAN 1 FAN 2 FAN 3 Power Supply Disk Drive Board Position 1 Figure 4 4 Top view of DSC210 with cover removed ...

Page 24: ...ies 48V DC ONLY Figure 4 5 DSC210 Front panel nc INPUT SUPPLY FUSE SEE HANDBOOK SERIAL 2 Ground Terminal Ethernet Serial Port 1 Cable Support Arm Securing Ring Serial Number Label Figure 4 6 DSC210 Rear Panel Alarm Port OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 OUT 1 IN 1 OUT 2 IN 2 Alarm ...

Page 25: ...oftware release onto the converter and for saving configuration data to disk for backup purposes The converter is cooled by a fan attached to the chassis also a fan that is internal to the power supply 4 3 2 DSC210 Chassis and Power Supply The DSC210 chassis comprises a 20 slot passive backplane along with a power supply module floppy disk drive fan power distribution and failure detection module ...

Page 26: ... converter functionality and the operating code for each of the signalling processor cards With the exception of the operating system that remains fixed all other operating software is updated in a single operation Two different versions of the solid state memory card are in use The KE17 card is used in conjunction with KE18 CPU cards whilst KE37 is used in conjunction with KE30 CPU cards 4 3 5 Si...

Page 27: ...m card performs a supervisory function within the converter It contains the alarm relays and front panel LED driver circuitry to pass alarm indications to the user and monitoring circuitry for the power supply output rails the fan fail detection circuitry and a temperature sensor Connection to the alarm relay contacts is via a 15 way D type socket mounted at the rear of the Alarm card Two relays a...

Page 28: ...nd the system earth point The resistance between the chassis and the system earth point should be no greater than 0 03 Ohms as measured by an earth bonding tester 5 2 1 DSC110 Power Wiring DC version Connection is by means of a two terminal screw connector block mounted at the rear of the DSC110 The top connector is positive the lower terminal negative as shown on the rear of the chassis There is ...

Page 29: ... is by means of a 15 way D type socket located at the rear of the alarm card The pin assignment is given in the following table Pin No Function 15 URGENT Alarm Common 7 URGENT Alarm normally open 8 URGENT Alarm normally closed 9 PROMPT Alarm common 2 PROMPT Alarm normally open 1 PROMPT Alarm normally closed Table 5 1 Alarm Port Connections 5 4 PCM Ports The PCM port connections depend upon the typ...

Page 30: ... mounting D type plug one located near the bottom edge of the converter the other at the rear of the CPU card The pin allocation is listed in the following table Pin Name Direction Mnemonic V24 Circuit number 3 Transmitted Data Output TXD 103 2 Received Data Input RXD 104 7 Request to Send Not Used RTS 105 8 Clear to Send Not Used CTS 106 6 Data Set Ready Input DSR 107 4 Data Terminal Ready Output...

Page 31: ...sor card 6 1 1 CS6 Switch Settings for use in conjunction with KE18 CPU BOARD S1 Setting POSITION 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 5 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 6 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF 7 OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF ON 8 OFF ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF 9 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON 10 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF ON OFF 11 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF ON 12 OFF ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF 13 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON 14 OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON ...

Page 32: ... OFF ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF 9 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON ON 10 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF 11 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON 12 OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF 13 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON ON 14 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF 15 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF ON 16 OFF OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF 17 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON 18 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF 19 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON 20 OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF...

Page 33: ...evision boards Where the jumper exists it should be set to position 128 J10 GO fitted J11 MON not fitted J19 fitted J20 fitted J29 fitted MVIP SCSA 4 jumpers Set to SCSA J50 fitted in the top position J52 fitted J53 not fitted J58 fitted J59 not fitted LIU Selector For boards with BNC connectors both LIU Selectors should be set to the E1 75ohm position SW1 J9 J29 J50 IRQ J5 J19 J20 MVIP SCSA 6 7 J...

Page 34: ...fitted J20 fitted J29 fitted MVIP SCSA 4 jumpers Set to SCSA J50 fitted in the top position LIU Selector For boards with RJ45 connectors the LIU Selectors can be set to either the E1 120 ohm position or the T1 position depending on whether E1 or T1 operation is required The selected option is indicated by the post fitted to the main board The LIU selector nearest the top of the board applies to th...

Page 35: ... BNC connectors are shipped with the LIU Selectors in the E1 75 ohm position and they should not be moved by the user All boards with RJ45 connectors are shipped with the LIU Selectors in either the E1 120 ohm position or the T1 position depending on the part number used when the board was ordered The user may move the LIU Selector to the alternative position to switch between E1 and T1 operation ...

Page 36: ...enter into a dialogue with the converter The session is ended by operator command to the converter or by the terminal de asserting DSR or at the expiry of an auto log off timer The converter will de assert DTR in response to any one of these three To log on again DSR must first be de asserted To log onto a serial port that is not configured to use DTR DSR the carriage return key should be entered ...

Page 37: ...to z referred to as letter The case of characters in command names and parameter names is not significant The digits 0 to 9 referred to as digit hyphen CR FE5 SP space dollar ampersand asterisk colon semicolon solidus full stop period and equals sign The DEL Delete character or the BS Backspace character is used to delete characters on the current line The CAN character control X is used as an abo...

Page 38: ...he command prompt has been output Commands are terminated by a semicolon followed by CR Commands may exceed one line on the terminal but may not exceed 100 characters If a command takes parameters a colon is used to separate the command from the parameters A comma is used to separate multiple parameters To ensure correct operation of the character deletion the maximum number of characters entered ...

Page 39: ...her valid input character apart from SP or CR followed by CR will cause the command to be aborted 7 7 Changing Configuration Data Many configuration commands require that certain other commands have been entered first for example to block a link before removing a boards configuration These rules are described on a per command basis as prerequisites Configuration data which affects SS7 signalling l...

Page 40: ...and cannot be executed due to unavailable system resources INVALID PARAMETER NAME A parameter name has been entered which is not valid for this command EXTRA PARAMETERS Too many parameters have been entered MISSING PARAMETER A required parameter has not been input INCONSISTENT PARAMETER The parameters input are not valid together for the command MISSING DATA A parameter has no data INCONSISTENT DA...

Page 41: ... The software distribution consists of 2 files ascbin F and asc02 F where ascbin F is the first distribution file and asc02 F is the second distribution file When saving these files to floppy disk use a floppy disk drive known to be functioning well and only new DOS formatted floppy disks 7 9 1 Software Update from Floppy Disk The procedure for a software update from multiple floppy disks is as fo...

Page 42: ... 5 an additional initial step is required The user must first cycle the power supply of the converter switched OFF wait 5 seconds then back ON to cause a processor restart alternatively the user may cause a processor restart using the MNRSI command After the central processor starts up the three red alarm LEDs will flash off for a period of five seconds It is during this five second window that th...

Page 43: ...2 will uploaded from floppy disk Once all the disks have been read in by the user the user should restart the system by cycling the power supply of the converter switched OFF wait 5 seconds then back ON to cause a processor restart alternatively the user may cause a processor restart using the MNRSI command 7 10 3 Configuration Update from Remote Data Centre The procedure for a configuration updat...

Page 44: ... for an Access side signalling link 1 32 ASTYPE The Access Side signalling system associated with a link Format xxxx yy xxxx Access Side signalling system yy Variant of Access Side signalling system The following combinations are currently supported Q931 x where x is a value between 0 and 13 QSIG x where x is a value between 0 and 13 NI2 x where x is a value between 0 and 13 DPNSS x where x is a v...

Page 45: ...re of address mode See 7 11 11 0 7 Default 0 CDNP Called party number numbering plan mode See 7 11 12 0 7 Default 0 CDPRE Prefix digits to be added to the called party number 0 16 digits Default 0 digits CDST The start moment i e The number of called party digits that have to be received before routing can occur Zero indicates that a stop digit must be received before routing can occur 0 22 Defaul...

Page 46: ... 2 nd Calling party number nature of address mode See 7 11 8 0 7 Default 0 CG2NP 2 nd Calling party number numbering plan mode See 7 11 10 0 7 Default 0 CG2PR 2 nd Calling party number presentation mode See 7 11 9 0 3 Default 0 CG2PRE Prefix digits to be added to the 2 nd calling party number 0 20 digits Default 0 digits CHG Charging mode Format x y x Processing of the charge indicator in the addr...

Page 47: ... user defined mappings See Section 7 11 6 for a description of the mapping algorithms Range for xx and yy 0 99 Default 0 0 CPCD Called party number custom profile 0 1 20 Default 0 CPCG Calling party number custom profile 0 1 20 Default 0 CRTYPE The type of continuous record BILLING records of calls that have been answered CFL records of calls that were released prior to answer ALARM alarms that ha...

Page 48: ...mote data centre 0 12 text character DISCARD Whether data can be discarded Y N Default N DIV Call Diversion mode Format x y zz x Diversion mode See section 7 11 15 for a description of diversion modes y Maximum number of diversion attempts zz The number of pull through digits from the B Party number for use as a prefix to a C party number x 0 2 y 0 5 zz 0 16 Default 0 0 0 DOGR Default Outgoing Rou...

Page 49: ... multiframe F4 4 frame multiframe G704 CRC4 CRC4C SF ESF CRC6 SLC96 F4 Default G704 for an E1 on a board of SIGTYPE SS7 DPNSS or NONE CRC4 for an E1 on a board of SIGTYPE Q931 ISDN ESF for a T1 on a board of SIGTYPE ISDN SF for a T1 on a board of SIGTYPE SS7 FILE File name on a remote data centre 0 12 text character GATEWAY The default IP gateway used to reach other networks when the destination i...

Page 50: ...tocol IP Address of the converter specified using dot notation www xxx yyy zzz www 0 255 xxx 0 255 yyy 0 255 zzz 0 255 Default 0 0 0 0 ISC Intelligent Service Control Used to activate ISC on the DSC210 Y N Default N ISM Intelligent Service Mode Used to select a particular ISC service 1 10 Default 0 ISMD Integrated services mode 0 Unchanged level of service 1 Reduce level of service to SS7 2 Reduce...

Page 51: ...ing links 1 8 LS1 Primary linkset associated with an SS7 Route 1 8 LS2 Secondary linkset associated with an SS7 Route 1 8 LSSIZE Maximum number of SS7 links allowed in the linkset 1 2 LSM Local service mode See 7 11 14 0 1 4 Default 0 LSTAB Table id used by local service control 0 1 50 Default 0 M56K 56kbits Signalling Mode 0 56kbits s mode disabled 64 kbits s used 1 56kbits s enabled bit 8 not us...

Page 52: ...P 6 UK ISUP ISUP 7 Japanese TTC ISUP ISUP 8 ANSI ISUP 1995 format ISUP 9 ETSI ISUP Version 2 for type A exchanges N B Other variants of ISUP will assume ETSI ISUP version 2 characteristics NUP 0 UK national user part NUP 1 UK national user part with SIM interchange NUP 9 Reserved N B Other versions of NUP will assume UK national user part characteristics TUP 0 Blue Book TUP TUP 1 China TUP TUP 2 S...

Page 53: ...M within a board zz Timeslot xx 5 20 y 1 2 zz 1 31 PAGE The page of data to be printed 1 10 Default 1 PARITY Parity option on V24 port Affects transmit parity only parity is ignored on receive ODD EVEN NONE Default NONE PASSWORD Used to specify the password for either remote login access or to provide password control for DSC210 MML 0 12 text character PCM PCM interface on a board format xx y xx b...

Page 54: ...s for outgoing routes MSCGRP periodic reporting of traffic measurements for circuit groups MSOGR MSCGRP PTMODE Mode for serial port NONE DTRDSR TELNET Default DTRDSR for ports 1 and 2 TELNET for ports 3 and 4 Q931 Whether ISDN is activated on the converter Y N Default N RCG Request calling party number mode 0 Do not request calling party number 1 Request calling party number if not present 2 Reser...

Page 55: ...essing for sent values 0 Pass the satellite indicator transparently 1 Force the satellite indicator to 0 2 Force the satellite indicator to 1 3 Force the satellite indicator to 2 x 0 3 y 0 3 Default 0 0 SBITS Number of stop bits on V24 port 1 2 Default 1 SIGTYPE Type of software loaded onto signalling card SS7 Q931 DPNSS VOICE ISDN NONE SLC Signalling link code uniquely identifying a signalling li...

Page 56: ...M interface on a board used for monitoring for monitoring information sent by the monitored object Format xx y zz xx board position BPOS y PCM within a board zz Timeslot xx 5 20 y 1 2 zz 1 31 SYSREF The system reference number 0 999 Default 0 TANS The timer to be used when waiting for answer T2 T12 T13 T14 Default T2 TEXT Text string identities Format x y x Text id of string to sent on the forward...

Page 57: ...ystem dependent timer number As specified in the particular signalling system s list of timers 1 999 TRANS Whether called party number translation is active on the converter The called party number translation purchasable option is required before this option can be selected Y N Default N TS A timeslot within a PCM interface on a board format xx y zz xx board position BPOS y PCM within a board zz ...

Page 58: ...User Manual Issue 12 Page 58 U2U Whether a User to User service is active format x y z x User to User service 1 y User to User service 2 z User to User service 3 x Y N y Y N z Y N Default N N N VRS Voice Resource Identifier 1 32 ...

Page 59: ...rds generated by the converter always use the Internal Token to identify the reason for call failure The clearing cause mapping tables are configured on a per circuit group basis using the CC parameter separate tables can be configured for the received and for the send side The user can select either one of the fixed mapping tables or generate using the REMCFG tool and upload from the remote data ...

Page 60: ...alling party number to exceed max digits then behave as if no calling party number has been received If no calling party number has been received the use CG2PRE as a default number using the 2 nd calling party number parameter values from the custom profile 3 Pass on calling party number unless it is restricted If restricted then drop the calling party number If a prefix is present then generate c...

Page 61: ...modified which is the same as two way backward except the starting point for hunting is the most recent in the route used 6 Group spread where the converter will based on the last successful circuit selected start hunting upwards from the first circuit in the next circuit group in the hunt sequence 7 Least used where the converter will start hunting from the first circuit in the circuit group whic...

Page 62: ... a new software version CONFIG Selecting this operation allows the user to upload a previously backed up version of the configuration LSC Selecting this operation type allows the user to upload a database of subscriber numbers from the remote data centre onto the converter CCTAB Selecting this operation type allows the user to upload a database of customised clearing cause mappings onto the DSC210...

Page 63: ...mit Calling Party Category Mapping Table into the appropriate CPC for transmission The calling party category mapping tables are configured on a per circuit group basis using the CPC parameter separate tables can be configured for the received and for the send side The mapping tables are CPC table Description 0 Use default CPC 1 ETSI ISUP version 2 CPC values 2 Q767 CPC Values 3 Australian Interco...

Page 64: ...for a call then the call is released using internal token 135 6 1 900 5 Campon busy circuit timer If no circuit is available on the outgoing side the outgoing circuit is camped on and the timer started If the outgoing circuit becomes idle the timer is stopped and the held call is routed over the outgoing circuit On timer expiry the call is released using internal token 133 7 2 10 3 MML wait for ma...

Page 65: ... indication is received On timer expiry it releases the call using internal token 130 This timer can be selected using the TANS timer on an outgoing route basis 14 15 900 300 Selectable wait for answer timer This timer starts when alerting is received for a call and stops when an answer indication is received On timer expiry it releases the call using internal token 130 This timer can be selected ...

Page 66: ... of address transparently if present otherwise set it to indicate international number if generated 4 Set the nature of address to national number 5 Set the nature of address to subscriber number 6 Set the nature of address to unknown number 7 Set the nature of address to international number 7 11 9 Calling Party Number Presentation Restriction Mode The possible calling party number presentation r...

Page 67: ...ing plan indication as Unknown 6 Mark the numbering plan indication as Data numbering plan 7 Mark the numbering plan indication as Telex numbering plan 7 11 11 Called Party Number Nature Of Address Mode The possible called party number nature of address modes are CGNA CG2NA Description 0 Pass the nature of address transparently if present otherwise set it to indicate national number if generated 1...

Page 68: ...ing plan indication as Unknown 6 Mark the called party number numbering plan indication as Data numbering plan 7 Mark the called party number numbering plan indication as Telex numbering plan 7 11 13 Charge Mode The possible settings for the charge indication mode are CHG Description 0 Transparently carry the charge indication If the indication is being generated inherit it from previous charge in...

Page 69: ... to proceed with original number The database can be generated by use of the REMCFG tool on the RDC and uploaded using the CNUPI command This service requires the presence of the number translation purchasable option 4 Translate the called number to a number specified in the database If the called number is not present reject the call The database can be generated by use of the REMCFG tool on the ...

Page 70: ...formation received in the backward direction and continue with the original call attempt 2 Clear the first call and make a new call to the C Party If unable to select an outgoing circuit then release the call Clear the first call and make a new call to the C Party If unable to select an outgoing circuit then ignore the diversion attempt and continue with the original call 7 11 16 Digit Analysis Mo...

Page 71: ...l interworking equipment is not capable of supporting full SS7 transparency because the protocols used eg Q 931 H 323 etc do not support all the parameters present at the SS7 signalling gateway The DSC210 enhances the transparency by encapsulating the SS7 parameters in the Q 931 signalling using the User to User Information Element The following parameters are currently supported Calling Party Cat...

Page 72: ...rved for proprietary use NI2 0 North American ISDN 2 NI2 1 ETSI Q 931 where NI2 acts as a transit network NI2 2 ETSI Q 931 and can be partner blocked NI2 3 ETSI Q 931 where NI2 acts as a transit network and can be partner blocked NI2 10 to NI2 13 NI2 10 to NI2 13 are reserved for proprietary use DPNSS 0 Level 2 taken out of service whenever the circuits need to be blocked PCM Loss or partner block...

Page 73: ...ems in square brackets are optional Items separated by a vertical bar are alternatives only one of which may be used Curly brackets are used to designate a group of optional items of which at least one must be selected The sequence of three dots is used to indicate that a number of values may be entered linked by the or operator 7 12 3 Command Attributes The following symbols are used to indicate ...

Page 74: ...DE Attributes CONFIG Example ALCLS CLA 1 CODE 20 7 13 2 Alarm Class Print ALCLP Alarm Class Print This command gives a print out of the fault codes belonging to a particular alarm class If the parameter CLA is omitted all fault codes are printed out Syntax ALCLP CLA Attributes None Example ALCLP ALCLP CLA 2 Output format Alarm Fault Codes CODE CLA TITLE 11 2 Processor1 fail 12 2 Processor2 fail EX...

Page 75: ...In band AIS EXECUTED 7 13 4 Alarm List Print ALLIP Alarm List Print This command gives a print out of all ACTIVE fault codes stored in the system s alarm log Syntax ALLIP Attributes None Example ALLIP Output Format SYSTEMIDENT1 Alarm List active alarms 1996 12 01 00 00 54 ALP CODE ID DIAG CLA OCCURRED CLEARED TITLE 107 1 0 0043 1 A 1994 10 30 10 54 48 PCM loss 74 20 0 1211 2 A 1994 10 30 10 54 27 ...

Page 76: ... 01 00 00 54 ALP CODE ID DIAG CLA OCCURRED CLEARED TITLE 107 1 0 0043 1 C 1994 10 30 10 54 48 1994 10 30 10 55 20 PCM loss 74 20 0 1211 2 A 1994 10 30 10 54 27 12v fault EXECUTED Note the C or A character in the CLA field indicates the current status as A active or C cleared The meaning of the ID field depends on the alarm code and is described in ANNEX A 7 13 6 Alarm Receipt Initiate ALREI Alarm ...

Page 77: ... be entered in the alarm log Syntax ALTEI CLA 2 CLA 3 Attributes None Prerequisites Only one test alarm may be active at any one time Test alarms may only be generated for classes 2 and 3 Example ALTEI CLA 3 7 13 8 Alarm Test End ALTEE Alarm Test End Clears a test alarm Syntax ALTEE Attributes None Prerequisites The alarm test must already have been initiated Example ALTEE ...

Page 78: ...M type up to 31 for an E1 PCM and 24 for a T1 PCM If the access type is Q931 NI2 or QSIG then the end must be N or U If the access type is DPNSS then the end must be A or B If M56K is set to a non zero value then all links on the same board for which M56K is non zero must also use the same M56K value i e Only one mode of 56kbits s operation is supported on any board at one time However it is possi...

Page 79: ...g link must be blocked If the access type is Q931 NI2 or QSIG then the end must be N or U If the access type is DPNSS then the end must be A or B If M56K is set to a non zero value then all links on the same board for which M56K is non zero must also use the same M56K value i e Only one mode of 56kbits s operation is supported on any board at one time However it is possible for some links to opera...

Page 80: ...t out of the attributes of Access Side Signalling Link s If no link is specified all initialised links are output Syntax ASSLP ASLINK Attributes None Example ASSLP ASLINK 1 ASSLP Output format Access Side Signalling Link Configuration ASLINK EQU TS END ASTYPE M56K L2K 1 5 1 6 1 1 N Q931 0 0 7 2 5 2 6 1 2 U Q931 0 0 7 3 6 1 6 1 3 A DPNSS 0 0 4 6 2 6 1 4 A DPNSS 0 0 EXECUTED ...

Page 81: ... blocked If assigning the group to a C7 Route Network Side the C7 Route must already be initiated The point of origin must already be initiated PRI can only be entered for the Network Side or DPNSS on the Access Side NUP and TUP circuit groups cannot be assigned a C7 route that has ANSI linksets NUP circuit groups cannot be assigned a C7 route that has 24 bit point codes A circuit group cannot be ...

Page 82: ...ccess Side If the POR is specified and the circuit group is circuit mapped to a far circuit group the POR can only be changed if the far circuit group is blocked If the POR is specified and the POR goes to a route that is circuit mapped then the POR can only be changed if the new partner group is blocked An E1 PCM cannot be changed to a T1 PCM if the devices on the group are outside the range 1 24...

Page 83: ...d is used to print out the attribute of Circuit Groups s If no Circuit Group s is specified data for all initialised Circuit Groups will be output If the PAGE parameter is specified then that particular page of data will be output If no page is specified then page 1 will be output Syntax CACGP PAGE CGRP Attributes None Example CACGP CGRP 1 CACGP CGRP 1 2 CACGP CACGP PAGE 2 Output format Page 1 of ...

Page 84: ...n the device being assigned must be in a valid range for the PCM type up to 1 31 for E1 PCMs and 1 24 for T1 PCMs CICs cannot be specified for Access Side Groups For voice groups since devices directly relate to timeslots device 0 cannot be specified For voice devices the timeslot relating to the device must not be assigned elsewhere on the system Since Access Side links use timeslot 16 for signal...

Page 85: ...15 7 Circuit Assignment Device Print CADEP Circuit Assignment Device Print This command is used to list the devices that have been assigned to specific circuit groups For SS7 the base CIC is provided and the devices represent an offset from the base CIC When listing by circuit group only those devices assigned to that group are displayed Circuits within a circuit group that been assigned for signa...

Page 86: ...hout the suffix The suffix is WAV for an ALAW or Mu Law encoded WAV file Note During execution of this command there may not be a response from the system for up to 3 minutes while the command is being executed Prerequisites The RDC should be initiated and not blocked The ANNC cannot already be initiated Syntax CNANI ANNC RDC DIRECTORY FILE LABEL REPEAT Attributes RDC CONFIG Example CNANI ANNC 1 R...

Page 87: ...must already have been initiated The announcement must not be associated with an outgoing route Attributes CONFIG Example CNANE ANNC 1 7 16 4 Configuration Announcement Print CNANP Configuration Announcement Print This command is used to obtain a print out of the attributes for announcements Syntax CNANP ANNC Attributes None Example CNANP CNANP ANNC 2 Output format Announcement Configuration ANNC ...

Page 88: ... Initiate CNBOI Configuration Board Initiate This command defines a new board on the system Note Boards that are used for voice only should be configured with a SIGTYPE of NONE Syntax CNBOI BPOS BRDTYPE SIGTYPE Prerequisites No board has already been defined for the specified board position A board must physically exist for the board position and be licensed for the signalling type Attributes CONF...

Page 89: ...tion No signalling processor on the board has been allocated to a signalling link or a voice resource No PCM on the board is configured The board has been blocked Attributes CONFIG Example CNBOE BPOS 4 7 16 8 Configuration Board Print CNBOP Configuration Board Print This command gives a print out of all configured boards Syntax CNBOP Attributes None Example CNBOP Output format Board Configuration ...

Page 90: ...ignalling the STS will monitor information sent from the EQU of the signalling link and the RTS will monitor information received by the signalling link Prerequisites If specified the ASLINK has already been initiated If specified the C7LINK has already been initiated The PCM on which STS exists must have already been initiated and STS must be within the correct range for the PCM type 0 31 for E1 ...

Page 91: ...Example CNMOE ASLINK 1 7 16 12 Configuration Monitor Print CNMOP Configuration Monitor Print This command is used to obtain a print out of the objects being monitored An object is currently only a signalling link For signalling the STS will monitor information sent from the EQU of the signalling link and the RTS will monitor information received by the signalling link Syntax CNMOP Attributes None ...

Page 92: ...be set to G704 or CRC4 For a PCMTYPE of T1 the FF may be set to SF ESF CRC6 SLC96 or F4 If the SIGTYPE on the board indicates Q931 then T1 cannot be specified and the FF may only be set to CRC4 Attributes CONFIG Example CNPCI PCM 5 1 PCMTYPE E1 SYNCPRI 1 7 16 14 Configuration PCM Change CNPCC Configuration PCM Change This command allows changes to the configuration of a PCM Syntax CNPCC PCM PCMTYP...

Page 93: ...n the PCM has been assigned to voice signalling monitoring or cross connections The board on which the PCM exists has been blocked Attributes CONFIG Example CNPCE PCM 1 1 7 16 16 Configuration PCM Print CNPCP Configuration PCM Print This command gives a print out of all the configured PCM s Syntax CNPCP Attributes None Example CNPCP Output format PCM Configuration PCM PCMTYPE LC FF SYNCPRI 5 2 E1 ...

Page 94: ...completed Prerequisites The Remote data Centre is not already initiated The IP address is not already in use Remote Data Operation must be allowed by the system Syntax CNRDI RDC IPADDR USER PASSWORD LABEL Attributes CONFIG Example CNRDI RDC 1 IPADDR 255 123 0 124 USER JOHN PASSWORD BAZZA123 7 16 18 Configuration Remote Data Centre Change CNRDC Configuration Remote Data Centre Change This command i...

Page 95: ...Remote Data Centre is not attached to a continuous record or periodic report Syntax CNRDE RDC Attributes CONFIG Example CNRDE RDC 1 7 16 20 Configuration Remote Data Centre Print CNRDP Configuration Remote Data Centre Print This command is used to print out the Remote Data Centre parameters The password is not printed Syntax CNRDP Attributes Example CNRDP Remote Data Centre Configuration RDC IPADD...

Page 96: ...ut will be blank Syntax CNRLP Attributes None Example CNRLP Output format Remote Version Configuration DTYPE DATE TIME LABEL LSC 1999 08 25 13 49 56 NT5CA8 CCTAB Not configured EXECUTED 7 16 22 Configuration Software Print CNSWP Configuration Software Print This command is used print out the version numbers of all software components in the system Syntax CNSWP Attributes Example CNSWP Software Con...

Page 97: ...re entry After changing any parameter other than the system identity the system MML will deny access to all configuration maintenance and status command with the exception of the CNSYS CNANI CNUPI STRDP and CNRDx commands Access to the alarm log and configuration print will also be allowed Prerequisites When changing the personality or activating deactivating signalling protocols all boards and gr...

Page 98: ...PASSWORD PER 0 IPADDR 195 193 185 56 SUBNET 255 255 255 0 GATEWAY 0 0 0 0 Q931 Y DPNSS Y ISUP N NUP N TUP N REMOTE N CLIAUTH N TRANS N ISC Y ANNOUNCE Y EXECUTED 7 16 25 Configuration Time and Date Set CNTDS Configuration Time and Date Set This command is used to enter optionally both time and date Syntax CNTDS DATE TIME Prerequisite The date cannot be changed if periodic reports or continuous reco...

Page 99: ...r signalling system Note some signalling system timer values are not changeable Syntax CNTOS TTYPE TO TSEC TMSEC Attributes CONFIG Example CNTOS TTYPE CONV TO 7 TSEC 30 7 16 28 Configuration Timeout Value Print CNTOP Configuration Timeout Value Print This command is used to print the value of either a single timer or all the timers for a particular protocol module Syntax CNTOP TTYPE TO Attributes ...

Page 100: ...for a device on a circuit group It will form a duplex connection OTS Acts as an outgoing timeslot for a cross connection It may form a duplex connection STS The outgoing timeslot monitoring the send direction of an object RTS The outgoing timeslot monitoring the receive direction of an object N B An object is currently only a signalling link For signalling the STS will monitor information sent fro...

Page 101: ... strings Syntax CNTXS TEXTID MESSAGE Prerequisites None Attributes CONFIG Example CNTXS TEXTID 1 MESSAGE LONDON GROUP 1 7 16 31 Configuration Text Print CNTXP Configuration Text Print This command is used to list the text string associated with a text id Syntax CNTXP TEXTID Attributes None Example CNTXP TEXTID 1 CNTXP Output format Text String Configuration TEXTID MESSAGE 1 London Group 1 2 London...

Page 102: ...filename suffix for DTYPE CCTAB is MT1 The filename suffix for DTYPE CONFIG is CF1 For software update the filenames are fixed to those supplied by DataKinetics For software update from floppy disk the user will prompt for each disk in turn For software update from the RDC all software binaries must exist in the specified directory on the RDC Note During execution of this command there may not be ...

Page 103: ...upported by the board The board on which the EQU exists must have a signalling type of VOICE The voice processor specified by the EQU parameter must not be assigned elsewhere in the system Only EQU signalling processors 1 and 2 can be used Attributes CONFIG Example CNVRI VRS 1 EQU 5 1 7 16 34 Configuration Voice Resource End CNVRE Configuration Voice Resource End This command is used to end the as...

Page 104: ... used to obtain a print out of the attributes of a voice resource If no voice resource is specified all initialised resources are output Prerequisites If specified the voice resource must already have been initiated Syntax CNVRP VRS Attributes None Example CNVRP VRS 1 CNVRP Output format Voice Resource Configuration VRS EQU 1 5 1 2 5 2 3 6 1 4 6 2 EXECUTED ...

Page 105: ...ave already been initiated and the ITS must be within the correct range for the PCM type 0 31 for E1 and 1 24 for T1 PCMs OTS is not already assigned elsewhere on the system for output ITS is not already assigned elsewhere on the system for input Syntax CNXCI OTS ITS DUPLEX Attributes CONFIG Example CNXCI OTS 5 1 16 ITS 5 1 16 DUPLEX Y 7 16 37 Configuration Cross Connect End CNXCE Configuration Cr...

Page 106: ...t Print CNXCP Configuration Cross Connect Print This command is used to obtain a print out of Cross Connect connection path s Syntax CNXCP PCM CNXCP OTS CNXCP Attributes None Example CNXCP PCM 5 2 CNXCP OTS 5 1 16 CNXCP Output format Path Configuration OTS ITS DUPLEX 5 1 16 6 1 16 Y EXECUTED ...

Page 107: ...mber Change CPCDC Custom Profile Called Number Change This command is used to change a called party number custom profile The profile is used on a point of origin or outgoing route basis to modify fields within the called party number prior to transmission in a signalling protocol message Syntax CPCDI CPCD CDNA CDNP LABEL Prerequisites The called party number custom profile has already been initia...

Page 108: ...ormat Custom Profile Called Number Configuration CPCD CDNA CDNP LABEL 1 7 4 Intl 2 6 5 Unknown EXECUTED 7 17 5 Custom Profile Calling Number Initiate CPCGI Custom Profile Calling Number Initiate This command is used to initiate a calling party number custom profile The profile is used on a point of origin or outgoing route basis to modify fields within the calling party number prior to transmissio...

Page 109: ...ocol message Syntax CPCGI CPCG CGMX CGNA CGPR CGNP CG2NA CG2PR CG2NP CGCB LABEL Prerequisites The calling party number custom profile has already been initiated Attributes CONFIG Example CPCGI CPCG 16 CGNP 2 CGPR 1 7 17 7 Custom Profile Calling Number End CPCGE Custom Profile Calling Number End This command is used to end a calling party number profile Syntax CPCGE CPCG Prerequisites The specified...

Page 110: ...mber profile s If no outgoing route is specified then all combinations are output Syntax CPCGP CPCG Prerequisites If specified the calling party number profile must already have been initiated Attributes Example CPCGP CPCG 2 CPCGP Output format Custom Profile Calling Number Configuration CPCG CGMX CGNA CGPR CGNP CG2NA CG2PR CG2NP CGCB LABEL 1 20 0 0 0 2 3 4 0 network 16 32 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 London EXE...

Page 111: ...e then OPC and DPC must be less than or equal to 65535 Attributes CONFIG Example C7LSI LS 1 OPC 1 DPC 2 LSSIZE 2 SS7MODE ITU14 NI 0 7 18 2 CCS SS7 Link Set Change C7LSC CCS SS7 Link Set Change This command allows changes to the configuration of an SS7 Link Set Syntax C7LSC LS OPC DPC LSSIZE SS7MODE NI DUAL Prerequisites The SS7 linkset has already been initiated All configured SS7 links must be bl...

Page 112: ...ed SS7 links must be blocked There are no C7 Routes using this linkset Attributes CONFIG Example C7LSE LS 1 7 18 4 CCS SS7 Link Set Print C7LSP CCS SS7 Link Set Print This command obtains a print out of the attributes for the SS7 linkset If no link is specified then the values for all linksets are shown Syntax C7LSP LS Attributes None Example C7LSP Output format CCS SS7 Link Set LS OPC DPC LSSIZE ...

Page 113: ...already been initiated Attributes CONFIG Example C7RTI C7RT 1 LS1 1 DPC 130 LABEL ROUTE130 7 18 6 CCS SS7 Route Change C7RTC CCS SS7 Route Change This command is used to change the attributes of an SS7 Route Syntax C7RTC C7RT DPC LS1 LS2 LSH LABEL Prerequisites If changing any parameter other than the LABEL then all SS7 signalling links must be blocked If changing the DPC then all circuit groups a...

Page 114: ...eady been initiated There are no circuit groups using the SS7 route Attributes CONFIG Example C7RTE C7RT 1 7 18 8 CCS SS7 Route Print C7RTP CCS SS7 Route Print This command shows the attributes of the specified SS7 Route If no route is specified then the values for all routes are shown Syntax C7RTP C7RT Attributes None Example C7RTP Output format CCS SS7 Signalling Route Configuration C7RT DPC LS1...

Page 115: ... timeslot is a valid timeslot for the PCM type up to 31 for an E1 PCM and 24 for a T1 PCM The signalling processor specified by the EQU parameter must be equipped with a valid board type and not already assigned to a link The linkset has already been initiated The board position specified by EQU must be blocked If M56K is set to either 1 or 2 then all links on the same board for which M56K is set ...

Page 116: ...fied by the EQU parameter must be equipped with a valid board type and not already assigned to a link The signalling link must be blocked If the EQU is specified the board given within the EQU must be blocked All links within the linkset must be blocked If M56K is set to either 1 or 2 then all links on the same board for which M56K is set to 1 or 2 must also use the same M56K value i e Only one mo...

Page 117: ...d is used to obtain a print out of the attributes of SS7 Signalling Link s If no link is specified all initialised links are output Syntax C7SLP C7LINK Attributes None Example C7SLP C7LINK 1 C7SLP Output format Signalling Link Configuration C7LINK EQU TS LS SLC M56K PCR 1 5 1 05 1 4 1 4 0 N 2 5 2 05 1 5 1 6 0 N 3 6 1 05 1 16 2 2 1 N EXECUTED ...

Page 118: ...s the current log on time out parameters Syntax MMLOP PORT Attributes None Example MMLOP MMLOP PORT 1 Output format Log on time outs PORT TLO TLOW 1 30 25 2 25 20 3 25 30 4 25 35 EXECUTED 7 19 3 MMI Log Off Set MMLOS MMI Log Off Set This command sets the current log on time out parameters If TLOW is set to zero the automatic time out is disabled If port is omitted the command applies to all ports ...

Page 119: ...parameter may be changed Attributes CONFIG Example MMPTC PORT 1 BAUD 300 MMPTC PORT 2 SBITS 2 7 19 5 MMI Port Print MMPTP MMI Port Print This command gives a print out of the attributes of the serial port Where the parameter PORT is omitted the print out provided will be for all ports The connected port executing this command is marked with a Syntax MMPTP PORT Attributes None Example MMPTP PORT 1 ...

Page 120: ...oice Resources If the grouping being blocked is already in the blocked state then no action is taken If a group is blocked and it is circuit mapped to a Network Side group then the Network Side group will be made partner hardware blocked If a circuit group voice resource or C7 link has been inhibited the inhibiting will be removed as part of the blocking action Syntax MNBLI ASLINK MNBLI C7LINK MNB...

Page 121: ...side signalling links SS7 signalling links Circuit groups Boards Remote Data Centres Voice Resources If the grouping being unblocked is already in the unblocked state then no action is taken If a group is unblocked and it is circuit mapped to a Network Side group then the Network Side group will clear it s partner hardware blocking N B If a RDC has previously been blocked but a file transfer was a...

Page 122: ...linkset and those linksets have either different OPCs SS7MODE s or Nis A Circuit group cannot be unblocked if it is on a C7 route that has more than one linkset and those linksets have either different OPCs SS7MODE s or Nis Only configured signalling systems can be unblocked For a circuit group if any route from the group involves circuit mapping i e if it has a route from it that has a hunt type ...

Page 123: ...ny new announcements There is no change to the circuit configuration data held at the lower levels If a group is inhibited and it is circuit mapped to a Network Side group then the Network Side group will be made partner maintenance blocked Syntax MNINI CGRP MNINI CGRP DEV MNINI CGRP CIC MNINI C7LINK MNINI VRS Prerequisites The circuit groups s or C7 links have been initiated Circuit groups and C7...

Page 124: ...roceed The Voice Resource is activated and announcements can now be played If a group is uninhibited and it is circuit mapped to a Network Side group then the Network Side group will clear its partner maintenance blocking Syntax MNINE CGRP MNINE CGRP DEV MNINE CGRP CIC MNINE C7LINK MNINE VRS Prerequisites Circuits in the circuit groups have been initiated and are inhibited The C7 links have been i...

Page 125: ... 3 MNRCI CGRP 32 CIC 141 7 20 6 Maintenance Restart System Initiate MNRSI Maintenance Restart System Initiate This command will restart the entire system The current log on session will be terminated If a software update disk is present in the floppy disk drive then the software update procedure will commence If no software update disk is present but a disk containing a configuration dump is prese...

Page 126: ...XDEV Maximum number of devices busy at one time ACCUM Total accumulated call duration hours for calls in the group PERIOD Time since measurements on the group were last reset Specified in hours minutes and seconds If RESET Y then the traffic measurement data will be reset Syntax MSCGP CGRP RESET Prerequisites If specified the circuit group must be initiated If specified the circuit group must not ...

Page 127: ...outgoing calls initiated OGANS Number of outgoing calls answered MAXDEV Maximum number of devices busy at one time ACCUM Total accumulated call duration in hours for calls in the route PERIOD Time since measurements on the route were last reset Specified in hours minutes and seconds Syntax MSORP OGR RESET Prerequisites If specified the outgoing route must be initiated Attributes Example MSORP OGR ...

Page 128: ...ing route must not already be attached to another record An association between the record and the point of origin or route has not already been initiated Data cannot be initiated for alarm continuous records Syntax RDCDI RECORD POR OGR Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDCDI RECORD 1 OGR 1 7 22 2 Remote Data Centre Continuous Data End RDCDE Remote Data Centre Continuous Data End This command ends the...

Page 129: ...roups or outgoing routes associated with a continuous record The command will print out either a list of points of origin or outgoing routes depending on the continuous record type for the report Prerequisites The continuous record has been initiated Syntax RDCDP RECORD Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDCDP RECORD 1 Remote Data Centre Continuous Data RECORD POR 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 8 EXECUTED ...

Page 130: ...ed The label will be used as the directory name on the remote data centre the files are written to Data can be added deleted from the continuous records using the RDCDI RDCDE commands Prerequisites The record has not already been initiated The converter must have an IPADDR If the record is an alarm record then an alarm record must not already exist RDC1 must already be initiated If specified RDC2 ...

Page 131: ... performed The label will be used as the directory name on the remote data centre the files are written to Data can be added deleted from the continuous records using the RDCDI RDCDE commands Prerequisites The record must already be initiated If specified RDC1 must already be initiated If specified RDC2 must already be initiated If specified RDC2 must not equal RDC1 Limitations Before transfer to ...

Page 132: ...e report has already been initiated There is no continuous data associated with the continuous record Syntax RDCRE RECORD DISCARD Y Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDCRE RECORD 1 7 22 7 Remote Data Centre Continuous Record Print RDCRP Remote Data Centre Continuous Record Print This command prints out data relating to a continuous record for which collected data is transferred to a Remote Data Centre...

Page 133: ...R reports An association between the report and the circuit group or route has not already been initiated Syntax RDPDI REPORT CGRP OGR Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDPDI REPORT 1 OGR 1 8 7 22 9 Remote Data Centre Periodic Data End RDPDE Remote Data Centre Periodic Data End This command ends the attachment between a circuit group or outgoing route to a report Prerequisites The report has already b...

Page 134: ... or outgoing routes associated with a periodic data collection report The command will print out either a list of circuit groups or outgoing routes depending on the periodic report type for the report Prerequisites The periodic report has been initiated Syntax RDPDP REPORT Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDPDP REPORT 1 Remote Data Centre Periodic Data REPORT CGRP 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 8 EXECUTED ...

Page 135: ...tten to The period is the interval between which data is collected it will be rounded to the nearest 5 minute interval Data can be added deleted from the periodic report using the RDPDI RDPDE commands Prerequisites The report has not already been initiated If specified RDC2 cannot have the same value as RDC1 RDC1 must already have been initiated If specified RDC2 must already be initiated Limitati...

Page 136: ...ed from the periodic report using the RDPDI RDPDE commands Prerequisites The report must already be initiated If specified RDC2 cannot have the same value as RDC1 If specified RDC1 must already be initiated If specified RDC2 must already be initiated Limitations Before transfer to an RDC can take place the directory represented by the label must exist on the remote site Syntax RDPRC REPORT PERIOD ...

Page 137: ...command prints out data relating to a periodic report collection period for which collected data is transferred to a Remote Data Centre Prerequisites Syntax RDPRP Attributes CONFIG RDC Example RDPRP Remote Data Centre Periodic Report Configuration REPORT PRTYPE PERIOD RESET RDC1 RDC2 LABEL 1 MSOGR 01 00 00 Y 1 2 ROUTES 2 MSCGRP 01 00 00 Y 2 0 GROUPS EXECUTED ...

Page 138: ...gits long e g a CPC of 10 would be digits 010 Syntax RTDAI DAI DIGS OGR SPOR Prerequisites The specified digit analysis index and digit combination has not already been initiated The combination is also not allowed if the digits form the prefix of a previously specified digit string or a previously specified digit string forms the prefix of the specified digit string e g DAI 1 DIGS 01 cannot be in...

Page 139: ...d digit string or a previously specified digit string forms the prefix of the specified digit string e g DAI 1 DIGS 01 cannot be initiated if DAI 1 DIGS 01425 have previously been initiated And vice versa As a result of this command either a default outgoing route or secondary point of origin must be specified and if specified already initiated As a result of this command both a default outgoing r...

Page 140: ...it mapped then the circuit groups involved must be blocked Attributes CONFIG Example RTDAE DAI 2 DIGS 01425 7 23 4 Routing Digit Analysis Print RTDAP Routing Digit Analysis Print This command is used to obtain a print out of digit analysis indices and digit tree combinations If no digit analysis index secondary point of origin or outgoing route is specified then all combinations are output Syntax ...

Page 141: ...ute hunt sequence combination must not already be initiated If the outgoing route is circuit mapped then the circuit groups involved must be blocked Hunt sequences cannot be initiated if the outgoing route has no hunt mode Attributes CONFIG Example RTHSI OGR 4 HTSEQ 1 CGRP 56 7 23 6 Routing Hunt Sequence End RTHSE Routing Hunt Sequence End This command is used to clear a hunt sequence number of a ...

Page 142: ...asis circuit group basis or be given for all combinations Syntax RTHSP OGR RTHSP CGRP RTHSP Prerequisites If specified outgoing route should be initialised If specified the circuit group should be initialised Attributes Example RTHSP OGR 23 RTHSP CGRP 50 RTHSP Output format Route hunting sequence table OGR OGR LABEL HTSEQ CGRP CGRP LABEL 23 BERLIN 1 53 FIRSTGRP 23 BERLIN 2 22 SECGROUP 23 BERLIN 3 ...

Page 143: ... next route index can be given If specified the routing chain that follows from the next route cannot eventually lead to the outgoing route If the local service mode is greater than 0 then the local service control table must also be greater than 0 If the calling party number mode equals 0 then the local service control table must also equal 0 If specified the calling party number profile must alr...

Page 144: ...mand If specified the next route must already have been initiated If specified the routing chain that follows from the next route cannot eventually lead to the outgoing route If specified the announcement must already have been initiated If an announcement is specified no next route index can be given If the local service mode is greater than 0 then the local service control table must also be gre...

Page 145: ...es The specified route must already have been initiated The route cannot be attached to any digit analysis mapping If the route is involved in circuit mapping then it can only be ended if the circuit groups involved are blocked The outgoing route cannot be ended if it is associated with a periodic report or continuous record An outgoing route cannot be ended if it is a next route associated with a...

Page 146: ...If specified the route index must already have been initiated Attributes Example RTORP PAGE 2 Output format Page 1 of 3 Outgoing Route Configuration OGR HUNT NEXT ANNC CDMD CPCD CDST CDDL CDPRE LABEL 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0181 LONDON 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0172 YORK 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0131 EDINBURGH EXECUTED Page 2 of 3 Outgoing Route Configuration OGR CGMD CPCG CGDL CGPRE CG2DL CG2PRE LABEL 1 1 0 0 0 LONDON 2 1 ...

Page 147: ...ginal point of origin specified in this command If the digit analysis index secondary point of origin or default outgoing route are specified and they route to a circuit group which is circuit mapped then the groups associated with the circuit mapping must be blocked ISM can only be set to a value other than 0 if ISC is set to Y by the configure system command If the local service mode is greater ...

Page 148: ...original point of origin specified in this command If a digit analysis index secondary point of origin or default outgoing route are specified the point of origin must not currently route to a circuit mapped group where either it or its partner is unblocked If the local service mode is greater than 0 then the local service control table must also be greater than 0 If the calling party number mode ...

Page 149: ...ntax RTPOE POR Prerequisites The point of origin must already have been initiated There are no circuit groups using the point of origin If the point of origin is involved with circuit mapping then it can only be ended if the circuit groups involved are blocked A point of origin cannot be ended if it is associated with a continuous record Attributes CONFIG Example RTPOE POR 1 ...

Page 150: ...sites If specified the point of origin must already have been initiated Attributes Example RTPOP POR 1 RTPOP Output format Page 1 of 3 Point of Origin Configuration POR DOGR DAI DAMD SPOR CPCD CDST CDDL CDPRE LABEL 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 GERMANY 2 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0800 LOCAL 3 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 FREEPHONE EXECUTED Page 2 of 3 Point of Origin Configuration POR RCG CGMD CPCG CGDL CGPRE CG2DL CG2PRE LABEL 1 0 1 0 0...

Page 151: ...ut format Access Side Link Status ASLINK EQU TS L3 STATUS L2 Status 3 5 1 6 1 1 Blocked 4 5 2 6 1 2 Active OK 5 6 1 6 1 3 Active TEI Assigned EXECUTED 7 24 2 Status Board Print STBOP Status Board Print This command requests a status report of boards on the system Syntax STBOP BPOS Prerequisites If specified the board should already have been initiated Attributes None Example STCGP BPOS 5 Output fo...

Page 152: ... BLOCKED otherwise the number of circuits that do not have calls in progress and have an active maintenance state and therefore not available for selection ACTIVE The number of circuits that have calls in progress Blank if the circuit group is blocked IDLE The number of circuits that do not have calls in progress but are available for selection Blank if the circuit group is blocked Syntax STCGP CG...

Page 153: ...status report of the SS7 signalling links or SS7 linksets Syntax STC7P C7LINK STC7P LS Attributes None Example STC7P Output format SS7 Link Status C7LINK LINK SET EQU TS L3 STATUS L2 STATUS 1 1 5 1 5 1 16 Blocked 2 1 5 2 5 1 31 Available In service 3 2 6 1 6 1 16 Unavailable Init Align 4 2 6 2 7 1 16 Deactivated Out of Service EXECUTED ...

Page 154: ...tion before routing IC_SETUP Incoming side call has routed and is awaiting alerting OG_SETUP Outgoing side call has routed and is awaiting alerting IC_ALERT Incoming side awaiting answer OG_ALERT Outgoing side awaiting answer CONNECT Call answered and in progress RELEASE Call has been released and is awaiting release completion L2 STATUS The Status of Level 2 for DPNSS BLOCKING STATUS RS Device ha...

Page 155: ...L STATE L2 STATUS BLOCKING STATUS 43 1 33 IC_ALERTING IC_W_ANM 44 2 34 IDLE IDLE RS LM LH PM PH RM RH 45 3 IC_SETUP IC_W_ACM 52 8 36 IDLE IDLE RS EXECUTED Page 2 of 2 Virtual Device Status CGRP DEV CIC CALL STATE PROTOCOL STATE L2 STATUS BLOCKING STATUS 41 1 IDLE IDLE RESET_OK 41 2 IDLE IDLE RESET_OK 41 3 IDLE IDLE RESET_OK EXECUTED ...

Page 156: ...he following OK The board is detecting a valid PCM signal which could potentially be used for synchronisation Active The board is detecting a valid PCM signal which is currently providing synchronisation for the converter Not OK The input to the board is not currently suitable for use as a synchronisation source Fault A fault has been detected on the board which prevents it being used as a synchro...

Page 157: ...iating Initiating connection to remote data centre Failed The RDC is not available to receive data Blocked The RDC is user blocked from receiving data File transfer will be to the lowest numbered available RDC N B If the system does not have an IPADDR then status will indicate OK for communication with the RDC however no data can be transferred Syntax STRDP Attributes Example STRDP Remote Data Cen...

Page 158: ...d Inhibited The VRS is user inhibited from playing new announcements Failed The VRS is not able to play announcements Blocked The VRS is user blocked from playing announcements Seized The VRS has been reserved but no announcement is playing Awaiting Download The VRS is not available until download of announcements to board is complete Downloading The VRS is unavailable whilst announcement download...

Page 159: ...ces ESD Earthed male 10mm diameter studs are provided on each side of the equipment to facilitate attachment of a wrist strap during maintenance 8 2 Fault Diagnosis The converter has the ability to detect and log various faults and events Under most circumstances these fault entries will be sufficient to identify the faulty system component ...

Page 160: ...nding the slides The seven lid retaining screws should be loosened but not removed so that the lid can slide backwards until the lid is positioned such that the screw heads are directly above the relief holes at the end of each fixing point slot The lid may then be removed by lifting upwards If any electrical circuit board is to be replaced a wrist strap should be connected to the equipment earth ...

Page 161: ... the Serial Port mounted on the rear of this card that connector should be removed Before the faulty card can be removed a 34 way ribbon header and a 10 way ribbon header require removal from connector blocks at the top edge of the card The faulty card should be withdrawn from the chassis and the replacement unpacked All link options on the board are factory set and must not be modified The new CP...

Page 162: ...wer Fail alarm connector grey black cable and the fan supply connector orange black cable should be unplugged from the small circuit board located beneath Fan 2 The ribbon cable connected to this circuit board is an integral part of the circuit board and has to be removed from the lower connector on the back edge of the alarm card using the ejectors It may be necessary to withdraw the alarm card f...

Page 163: ...5V RED x2 5V 12V 12V 48V Figure 8 1 Power supply wiring diagram 8 3 10 Floppy disk drive replacement The floppy disk drive is situated at the front right of the unit Before the unit may be replaced the power supply connector and ribbon cable header must be removed The ribbon cable connector may be removed by applying gentle pressure to the ribbon cable just as it enters the connector block in the ...

Page 164: ...rame alignment or that it is experiencing a high bit error rate on the received signal PCM 0 PCM 6 BER 1 10 5 The input PCM signal contains a Bit Error Rate in excess of 1 in 100 000 as measured on the frame alignment pattern This is usually due to faulty cabling or a faulty PCM card at the remote end PCM 0 PCM 7 BER 1 10 3 The input PCM signal contains a Bit Error Rate in excess of 1 in 1000 as m...

Page 165: ...ntified by an event with identical Occurred and Cleared times BPOS 0 SYS 13 Reserved 14 Self Test fail The converter has detected a self test failure which prevents normal operation Usually the CPU card should be replaced 0 0 SYS 15 Fan failure The converter has detected a failure of one of the cooling fans The cooling will remain adequate during this condition but the fan should be replaced at th...

Page 166: ...peration Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 26 ISUP err ind Diagnostic event relating to ISUP operation Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 27 CNV event ind Diagnostic event relating to call control and signalling conversion Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics CGRP times 100 plus DEV NONE 28 CNV er...

Page 167: ...d be reported to DataKinetics NONE 36 PCM event ind Diagnostic information relating to PCMs NONE 37 NUP maint ind Diagnostic event relating to NUP functionality Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 38 NUP err ind Diagnostic event relating to NUP functionality Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 39 System restart req The user has ...

Page 168: ...xist on RDC for this PR write failure on RDC If the problem clears then the alarm will clear at the next successful transfer of data for the Periodic Report REPORT Diagnostic code NONE 46 Hard disk fail Interaction with the hard disk is no longer possible No further use of the hard disk will be attempted until the system is restarted The most likely cause is a physical failure of the hard disk dri...

Page 169: ...lity Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 56 DP2 event Diagnostic event relating to DPNSS functionality Persistent events of this type should be reported to DataKinetics NONE 57 DLC failure Failure of 1 or more DLCs on a DPNSS signalling link ASLINK 0 SIG 58 ANN event Diagnostic event relating to Announcement functionality Persistent events of this type should be ...

Page 170: ...ring 17 User busy 18 No user responding 19 No answer from user user alerted 20 Absent subscriber 21 Call rejected 22 Number changed 23 Unallocated destination group ANSI CS 2 24 Undefined business group ANSI CS 2 25 Exchange routing error ANSI CS 2 26 Non selected user clearing 27 Destination out of order 28 Address incomplete 29 Facility rejected 30 Response to STATUS ENQUIRY 31 Normal unspecifie...

Page 171: ...d 86 Call having the requested call identity has been cleared 87 Called user not member of a CUG 88 Incompatible destination 89 Reserved for future ITU use 90 Non existent CUG 91 Invalid transit network selection 92 94 Reserved for future ITU use 95 Invalid message unspecified 96 Mandatory information element is missing 97 Message type non existent or not implemented 98 Message not compatible with...

Page 172: ...or detected by call control 154 Rejection of the user to user service 1 155 Rejection of the user to user service 2 156 Rejection of the user to user service 3 157 Rejection of the user to user service 1 not implemented 158 Rejection of the user to user service 2 not implemented 159 Rejection of the user to user service 3 not implemented 160 Subscriber line busy 161 Subscriber trunk busy 162 Timeo...

Page 173: ... 168 9 9 27 10 10 1 10 10 88 11 11 41 11 11 88 12 12 41 12 12 41 13 13 1 13 13 41 14 14 1 14 14 41 15 15 47 15 15 41 16 16 17 16 16 41 17 17 27 17 17 41 18 18 41 18 18 111 19 19 1 19 19 88 20 20 41 20 20 16 21 21 41 21 21 99 22 22 41 22 22 99 23 23 41 23 23 41 24 24 1 24 24 50 25 25 41 25 25 21 26 26 41 26 26 97 27 27 41 27 27 88 28 28 41 28 28 38 29 29 41 29 29 16 30 30 1 30 30 28 31 31 19 31 31 ...

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Page 177: ...0 70 70 79 70 70 3 21 21 21 3 71 71 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 72 72 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 73 73 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 74 74 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 75 75 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 76 76 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 77 77 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 78 78 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 3 21 21 21 3 80 80 95 95 95 95 95 2 21 21 21 3 81 81 81 95 95 95 95 2 21 21 2...

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Page 179: ...17 17 8 17 17 126 8 162 102 102 102 102 102 102 0 21 21 21 2 163 31 31 31 31 31 31 2 21 21 21 2 164 1 1 1 1 1 1 57 1 1 1 41 165 63 63 63 63 63 63 3 21 21 21 10 166 63 63 63 63 63 63 3 21 21 21 11 167 38 38 38 38 38 38 9 38 38 38 28 168 42 42 42 42 42 42 7 42 42 42 7 169 16 16 16 16 16 16 48 16 16 16 32 170 41 41 41 41 41 41 2 41 41 41 2 171 102 102 102 102 102 102 0 21 21 21 2 172 31 31 31 31 31 3...

Page 180: ... Operator 3 German Operator 4 Russian Operator 5 Spanish Operator 6 Reserved Value 6 7 Reserved Value 7 8 Reserved Value 8 9 National Operator 10 Ordinary Calling party 11 Calling Party with priority 12 Data call 13 Test Call 14 Reserved Value 14 15 Payphone 16 Australian reserved 1 17 Australian reserved 2 18 Australian reserved 3 19 Australian reserved 4 20 Australian reserved 5 21 Australian re...

Page 181: ...0 15 9 15 10 31 37 16 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 17 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 18 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 19 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 20 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 21 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 22 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 23 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 24 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 25 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 26 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 27 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 28 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 29 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 30 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 31 0 1...

Page 182: ...0 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 73 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 74 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 75 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 76 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 77 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 78 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 79 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 80 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 81 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 82 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 83 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 84 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 85 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 86 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 87 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 88 0 1...

Page 183: ...0 0 0 0 10 31 0 129 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 130 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 131 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 132 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 133 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 134 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 135 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 136 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 137 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 138 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 139 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 140 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 141 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 142 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 143 0 10 10 0 0 0 10...

Page 184: ...0 0 0 0 10 31 0 185 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 186 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 187 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 188 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 189 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 190 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 191 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 192 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 193 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 194 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 195 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 196 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 197 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 198 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 199 0 10 10 0 0 0 10...

Page 185: ...10 31 0 231 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 232 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 233 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 234 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 235 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 236 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 237 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 238 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 239 0 10 16 0 0 0 10 31 0 240 0 10 10 0 0 0 10 31 0 241 0 10 17 0 0 0 10 31 0 242 0 10 17 0 0 0 10 31 0 243 0 10 19 0 0 0 10 31 0 244 0 10 20 0 0 0 10 31 0 245 0 10 21 0 0 0 10 31 0 24...

Page 186: ...10 10 10 10 10 2 10 10 224 10 11 11 11 10 10 2 11 10 224 11 12 12 12 10 10 2 12 10 224 12 13 13 13 10 13 2 13 10 224 13 14 10 10 10 10 2 10 10 224 10 15 15 15 10 15 3 15 10 224 14 16 10 10 239 10 2 10 10 224 10 17 10 10 240 10 2 10 10 224 10 18 10 10 241 10 2 10 10 224 10 19 10 10 242 10 2 10 10 224 10 20 10 10 243 10 2 10 10 224 10 21 10 10 244 10 2 10 10 224 10 22 10 10 245 10 2 10 10 224 10 23 ...

Page 187: ...tinuous records provide the capability to transfer records to an RDC on a continuous basis in near real time The minimum number of records collected prior to transfer and the maximum time interval before the transfer is attempted are configured by the user This allows the user complete control over when records are transferred to the remote data centre within system limits Continuous recording can...

Page 188: ... typically allowing for example hourly reports of traffic measurements on a per group basis The reports are formatted as a CSV file 12 2 1 Circuit Group Traffic Measurements Measurements collected on a per group basis can be transferred periodically to the RDC These measurements can optionally be reset at the expiry of each interval 12 2 2 Outgoing Route Traffic Measurements Measurements collected...

Page 189: ...1 0 3 C 1970 01 01 00 00 35 1970 01 01 00 00 36 Linkset fail Field Title Example Range Description 1 ALP 10 1 9999 Sequence reference number of an entry in the alarm log 2 CODE 11 1 999 Fault code of a system alarm 3 ID 1 0 9999 Identifier for alarm usage depends on the alarm code 4 DIAG 0 0 9999 Diagnostic of the alarm usage depends on the alarm code 5 CLA 3 0 3 Alarm class number 6 ACTIVE C A C ...

Page 190: ...5050 Calling party number after any POR processing 4 Called Number 13402000213 Digits Called party number after any POR processing 5 Call Duration 134 Whole seconds Call duration rounded to the nearest second 6 Equipment reference 123 0 999 Reference number of the converter user configuration parameter 7 Call Sequence Number 5218 1 N Sequence number of call for given day Allocated at time of call ...

Page 191: ... number after any POR processing 5 Call Duration 134 Whole seconds Call duration rounded to the nearest second 6 Equipment reference 123 0 999 Reference number of the converter user configuration parameter 7 Call Sequence Number 5218 1 N Sequence number of call for given day Allocated at time of call termination 8 Incoming circuit group 21 1 n CGRP number of the incoming circuit group 9 Incoming d...

Page 192: ... collected 3 Period 600 0 4294967295 Duration of measurement period in seconds 4 Circuit group 5 1 90 CGRP number of the circuit group 5 Incoming calls offered 50 0 4294967295 Number of incoming calls offered 6 Incoming calls answered 1000 0 4294967295 Number of incoming calls answered 7 Outgoing calls offered 20 0 4294967295 Number of outgoing calls offered 8 Outgoing calls answered 500 0 4294967...

Page 193: ...5 hh mm ss Time when measurements collected 3 Period 600 0 4294967295 Duration of measurement period in seconds 4 Outgoing route 5 1 90 OGR number of the outgoing route 5 Spare 1 0 0 Reserved for future use 6 Spare 2 0 0 Reserved for future use 7 Outgoing calls offered 20 0 4294967295 Number of outgoing calls offered 8 Outgoing calls answered 500 0 4294967295 Number of outgoing calls answered 9 Ma...

Page 194: ...nd connection stud An Earth ground connection should be installed prior to the application of power or peripheral connections and should never be disconnected while power or peripheral connections are made Warning You must disconnect all power cords and peripheral connections before working on the chassis Do not operate the system with the cover removed 13 2 Lithium Battery The CPU card is fitted ...

Page 195: ...ype Serial Port 1 SELV Board Position 3 25 Way D Type CPU not used SELV Board Position 5 20 Ports BNC or RJ45 PCM SELV Rear Panel D Connector Serial Port 2 SELV 13 4 Australia and New Zealand specific To comply with the relevant safety requirements in these countries connection of this equipment MUST be via a Line Isolation Unit with a telecommunications compliance label 13 5 USA and Canada specif...

Page 196: ...chgemäß ersetzt wird Anwender sollten die Batterie nicht selbst ersetzen Die Karte muß für eine Überarbeitung zum Auslieferer zurückgeschickt werden Teile dieses Gerätes reagieren empfindlich auf elektrostatisch sensitiven Produkten ESPs die dauerhaft beschädigt werden können wenn sie unsachgemäß gehandhabt werden Wenn Module aus dem Gehäuse entfernt werden muß das im Einklang mit EN 100 015 Teil ...

Page 197: ... Date Print CNSWP Configuration Software Print CNBUI Configuration Back Up Initiate CNBDP Configuration Back Up Date Print CNBOI Configuration Board Initiate CNBOE Configuration Board End CNBOP Configuration Board Print CNPCI Configuration PCM Initiate CNPCC Configuration PCM Change CNPCE Configuration PCM End CNPCP Configuration PCM Print CNTSP Configuration Timeslot Print CNTOE Configuration Tim...

Page 198: ...A CENTRES RDPRI RDC Periodic Report Initiate RDPRC RDC Periodic Report Change RDPRE RDC Periodic Report End RDPRP RDC Periodic Report Print RDPDI RDC Periodic Data Initiate RDPDE RDC Periodic Data End RDPDP RDC Periodic Data Print RDCRI RDC Continuous Record Initiate RDCRC RDC Continuous Record Change RDCRE RDC Continuous Record End RDCRP RDC Continuous Record Print RDCDI RDC Continuous Data Initi...

Page 199: ...BLE Maintenance Blocking End MNINI Maintenance Inhibit Initiate MNINE Maintenance Inhibit End MNRCI Maintenance Reset Circuit Initiate STATUS STPCP Status PCM Print STASP Status Access Side Print STC7P Status C7 Link Print STCGP Status Circuit Group Print STDEP Status Device Print STBOP Status Board Print STRDP Status Remote Data Centre Print STVRP Status Voice Resource Print MEASUREMENTS MSORP Me...

Page 200: ...ppears on the serial number label as follows Label Designation Description DSC210 DSC210 Revision 1 Hardware DSC210 02 DSC210 Revision 2 Hardware DSC110 DSC110 Part number for use with DSC210 Revision 1 Hardware Part number for use with DSC210 Revision 2 Hardware Part Number for use with DSC110 Hardware Description KE09 KE09 KE09 Network Card PMC1 PMC1 PMC1 Alarm card KE18 KE30 KE30 CPU card KE19 ...

Page 201: ...alling card for SS7 operation BNC connectors ASC62EUI CS6 E1 signalling card for Q931 operation BNC connectors ASC62EBM CS6 E1 T1 signalling card for SS7 operation RJ45 connectors Factory set to E1 although can be changed to T1 by the user ASC62TBM CS6 E1 T1 signalling card for SS7 operation RJ45 connectors Factory set to T1 although can be changed to E1 by the user ASC62EBI CS6 E1 T1 signalling c...

Page 202: ...Central Processing Unit DC Direct Current DSR Data Set Ready DTE Data Terminal Equipment DTR Data Terminal Ready EMI Electromagnetic Interference ESD Electrostatic Sensitive Devices FAW Frame Alignment Word ITU International Telecommunication Union LIU Line Interface Unit MML Man Machine Interface Language MTP Message Transfer Part of SS7 signalling PBX Private Branch Exchange PCM Pulse Code Modul...

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