Ericsson MRS3000, Руководство по обслуживанию на месте

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KL/ECS/SMK Magnus Lindahl MRS3000 Programmers reference manual
Dokansv/Godk - Doc respons/Approved Kontr - Checked Datum - Date Rev File
KL/ECS/S/MK 1997-04-16 A LZB 119 1661
PROG.DOC
LAST INIT CALL (AREA 3 TAB 45)
Value range 10-20, default 0Bh (= 11)
Number of the last tone receiver table used for a always decoded call.
First group of calls as specified on the next page.
Example:
The first thirteen Receiver Telegrams are always decoded, i.e. they are the first part of an
alternative A/C telegram exchange.
Table Row Data Comment
45 01 0B 0Bh = 11
LAST DISC CALL (AREA 3 TAB 46)
Value range 15-25, default 10h (= 16)
Number of the last tone receiver table used for disconnect call, before the handshaking calls.
Must be greater than LAST INIT CALL.
Second group of calls as specified on the next page.
Example:
The last of the initial calls is Receiver Telegram number 13.
The first of the handshaking calls is Receiver Telegram number 17, in between them are
the disconnect telegrams.
Thus the last telegram in this group is number 16.
Table Row Data Comment
46 01 10 10h = 16
TONE RECEIVERS (AREA 3 TAB 47 - 78)
Each receiver table looks briefly as follows:
ROW 01-03: Call type
ROW 04-06: Start condition
ROW 07: Function number
ROW 08: Priority
ROW 09: First tones accept code
ROW 10: First tones length-spec
ROW 11: First tones tone value
ROW 12: Second tones accept code
ROW 13: Second tones length-spec
ROW 14: Second tones tone value
......
ROW 54: Last tones accept code
ROW 55: Last tones length-spec
ROW 56: Last tones tone value
There are 32 different receiver tables, grouped into 3 types of calls: