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
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ROW 27: 00 = Seventh tone is not the last one
ROW 28: 04 = Seventh tones length type 4 (80-120 ms)
ROW 29: A1 = Seventh tone allowed to be any tone 0-9, displayed at position 1.
ROW 30: 00 = Eight tone is not the last one
ROW 31: 04 = Eight tones length type 4 (80-120 ms)
ROW 32: A2 = Eight tone allowed to be any tone 0-9, displayed at position 2.
ROW 33: 00 = Ninth tone is not the last one
ROW 34: 04 = Ninth tones length type 4 (80-120 ms)
ROW 35: A3 = Ninth tone allowed to be any tone 0-9, displayed at position 3.
ROW 36: 00 = Tenth tone is not the last one
ROW 37: 04 = Tenth tones length type 4 (80-120 ms)
ROW 38: A4 = Tenth tone allowed to be any tone 0-9, displayed at position 4.
ROW 39: 02 = Eleventh tone is allowed to be the last one with accept-type as specified in
ROW 2.
ROW 40: 04 = Eleventh tones length type 4 (80-120 ms)
ROW 41: A5 = Eleventh tone allowed to be any tone 0-9, displayed at position 5.
ROW 42: 03 = Don't care when ROW 44 = FF
ROW 43: 0F = Don't care when ROW 44 = FF
ROW 44: FF = No more tones
ROW 45-56: = Don't care
This is only the primary description of the call, which will be the same for a lot of different calls.
To specify as example that call address 11001 is allowed and is destined to CU 1 we have to do
that in the SYSTEM 3000 CALL NUMBERS programming mode. Selecting function digit 4 (see
ROW 4), address 11001 and destination 1.
Example 2:
Group call to CU number 1 and 2, tone-call address 11000.
Here we will use the same table as in example 1. Only an entry in the call numbers-table has to
be added; function 4, address 11000 and destination 12.
Example 3:
Handshaking sequence STAT_2 looks like:
5 tones identical to the ones in the previous sent call, followed by silence, and thereafter the
sequence MNSMN, where MN are the 2 status digits and S is the S-tone.
The specification says that MNSMN shall be accepted as any of the combinations MNSMN,
MNSM, MNS, NSMN, NSM, SMN.
For this reason the decoding is split up in 2 halves:
First half is identical to STAT_ACK which primary specification is tone-receiver table 17.
Second half is identical to STAT_1, which has to be split up in three tables, because all
sequences sharing a table have to start at the same position, the tables used are 21,22,23.