NEC SV8500, Manual

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CHAPTER 2 IP-RELATED BASIC FEATURE PROGRAMMING
3.3.4 Data Programming
STEP 1: ALOCL
Assign the Location ID data and ToS value for Signaling Packets by this command.
TYPE: Select “Network Address” Note 1 .
IP ADDRESS: Assign the IP Address. For the Telephony Server, assign “0.0.0.0.”
MASK BIT: Assign the MASK BIT in the range 1-31 except when IP ADDRESS
0.0.0.0 is determined. When IP ADDRESS = 0.0.0.0, MASK BIT = 32 is
automatically assigned.
LOC-ID: Assign any number in the range 0-4095, associated with the network ad-
dress assigned in the IP ADDRESS parameter. When 0.0.0.0 is assigned in
the IP ADDRESS parameter, LOC-ID is automatically set to “0” (the value
cannot be changed).
Note 1:
Location ID assigned on a network address basis is used in this feature.
Check the Setting Type of Signaling Packet Service checkbox to assign the following ToS for Signaling
Packet data.
Note 1
Select either IP PRECEDENCE or DIFFSERV.
When IP PRECEDENCE is selected
Priority: Specify the precedence in the range 0-7 (low-high).
Low Delay: Place a checkmark in the checkbox to set Low Delay to ON.
Through put: Place a checkmark in the checkbox to set High Throughput to ON.
Reliability: Place a checkmark in the checkbox to set High Reliability to ON.
Min Cost:
Place a checkmark in the checkbox to set Cost Precedence to ON.
When DIFFSERV is selected
Priority: Specify the DSCP in the range 0-63.
Note 1: When no data is specified, the following default value is applied.
ALOCL Default ToS Value (Signaling Packets)
STEP 2: AIVCL
Assign the IP service Voice Control data on the basis of Location IDs assigned by ALOCL.
A LOC-ID: Location ID of the Self Location. (0-4095)
PARAMETER DEFAULT
REMARKS
IP PRECEDENCE/DIFFSERV
IP PRECEDENCE
Priority
6
(low) 0
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7 (high)
Low Delay
OFF
ON = Low Delay
Throughput
OFF
ON = High Throughput
Reliability
OFF
ON = High Reliability
Min Cost
OFF
ON = Cost Precedence