Alcatel Omnipcx Enterprise: Cas On E1 Boards

Alcatel OmniPCX Enterprise
CAS on E1 Boards
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Chapter 1
Overview
Overview .................................................................................................... 1.1

Related modules ..................................................................................... 1.2
Chapter 2
Detailed description
Operation ................................................................................................... 2.1

E1 CAS link signaling characteristics ............................................ 2.2
Chapter 3
Installation procedure
Requirements .......................................................................................... 3.1

Installing the PCM2 board ................................................................... 3.1
Installing the PCM R2 board ............................................................... 3.1

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Chapter 4
Configuration procedure
Overview .................................................................................................... 4.1

Creating the E1 board ........................................................................... 4.1
Declaring an E1 trunk group .............................................................. 4.2
Managing trunk COS ............................................................................. 4.3
L0 signaling .................................................................................................. 4.4
L1 signaling .................................................................................................. 4.6
Colisée signaling ......................................................................................... 4.7
State signaling on bit a ............................................................................... 4.9
State signaling on bit b .............................................................................. 4.11
Pulse signaling ........................................................................................... 4.14
Q421 signaling ............................................................................................ 4.22
Ericsson signaling ...................................................................................... 4.29
OPS-FX SIMUL signaling ........................................................................... 4.36
Creating trunks ...................................................................................... 4.37
Chapter 5
Maintenance
Introduction .............................................................................................. 5.1

The "trkstat" command ........................................................................ 5.1
The "trkvisu" command ....................................................................... 5.2
The "config" command ........................................................................ 5.4
The "infocs" command ........................................................................ 5.5
The "sigtrace" command ..................................................................... 5.5
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1.1 Overview
The E1 digital interface is notably used to connect an OmniPCX Enterprise to the public
network for incoming/outgoing calls in CAS (Channel Associated Signaling) mode.
On the OmniPCX Enterprise, the E1 interface is supported by the following boards, depending
on site hardware configuration:
- On an OmniPCX Media Gateway, by the PCM R2 board, offering CAS (Channel
Associated Signaling) mode.
- On an ACT Media Gateway, by the PCM2 board, offering CAS (Channel Associated
Signaling) mode.
The PCM R2 and PCM2 boards each provide a digital access with 32 64-Kbit/s Time Slots
(TSs) to transport voice calls and signaling. Total throughput is 2048 Kbits/s.
Note: To simplify, the PCM R2 and PCM2 boards are referred to as the "E1 board" in this document.
The E1 CAS link is supported by an “E1 CAS” trunk group. Trunk group type differs depending
on the signaling protocol used for the link:

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Signaling protocol Trunk Group Type

L0
L1
LIA
Colisée
State signaling on bit a
State signaling on bit b
Pulsed signaling
COMB / MIXED
Q421
ERICSSON
OPS-FX SIMUL NDDI (BCA)
1.2 Related modules

CAS mode on E1 boards is described in the following modules:
- Functional description (see the module CAS on E1 boards - Detailed description ).
- Installation (see the module CAS on E1 boards - Installation procedure ).
- Management (see the module CAS on E1 boards - Configuration procedure ).
- Maintenance (see the module CAS on E1 boards - Maintenance ).
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2.1 Operation
In the context of an E1 CAS link, a frame is composed of a set of 32 Time Slots (TSs) each of
8 bits for a duration of 125 µs. Line rate is thus 32 64-Kbit/s channels, that is, 2048 Kbit/s.
The 32 TSs in the frame can be broken down as follows:

- TS 0 is used for frame synchronization.
- TS 16 is used for signaling transport.
- TSs 1 to 15 and 17 to 31 are used for voice call transport. They represent the 30 B
channels of the E1 access. The correspondence between TS No. and B channel No. is:
Transmission format on an E1 CAS link is: a multi-frame composed of 16 frames. Format is

selected taking the following facts into consideration:
1. Signaling information for each B channel is sent in a group of 4 bits called a, b, c, and d.
2. In a frame, TS 16 only has 8 bits to support the signaling of the 30 B channels.
A multi-frame structure composed of 16 frames is configured to transport the signaling bits (a,
b, c, and d) for the 30 B channels. In this structure:
- Frame 0 ensures the alignment of the multi-frame via TS 16, of which the first four bits are
set to 0 (see figure below). This frame also transports an alarm indicator that indicates
whether or not there is a loss of frame synchronization (bit Y in the figure below).
- Frames 1 to 15 transport the signaling of the 30 B channels, again via TS 16.
• TS 16 of frame 1 transports bits a, b, c, and d for B channels 1 and 16 (Ch1 and Ch16
in the figure below).
• TS 16 of frame 2 transports bits a, b, c, and d for B channels 2 and 17.
• And so on, up to frame 15, of which TS 16 transports bits a, b, c, and d for B channels

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15 and 30.
Note: TS0 has two special configurations depending on whether the frame is odd or even, where:
- TS0 of even frames (0, 2, 4, etc.) is used for multi-frame synchronization.
- TS0 of odd frames (1, 3, 5, etc.) is used for the alarm if frame alignment is lost (bit X in the figure
below). Bit X is set to “0” if there is no alarm.
Multi-frame structure:
2.2 E1 CAS link signaling characteristics

E1 CAS link signaling is line signaling. It corresponds to channel by channel signaling where,
in the multi-frame, TS16 of each frame transports the signaling of two channels (or B
channels). Channel signaling thus use 4 bits (a, b, c, and d) with bits c and d respectively set
at 0 and 1. It transports supervision signals: line seize, seize acknowledgment, called party
answer, release, etc.
E1 CAS link signaling may also include register signaling that transports command signals for
call setup: the dialing, priority, etc. This signaling is only exchanged during call setup.
The following types of signaling are supported for an E1 CAS access:
Note: Depending on whether signals are sent in the direction of call setup (from the caller to the called
party) or in the opposite direction (from the called party to the caller), we may make a distinction
between:
- Forward signals (f),
- Backward signals (b).
- L0: Pulsed LIA signaling protocol on bit a. The principle is:
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- L1: LIA signaling protocol on bit a. The principle is:
- Colisée (Master, Slave): pulsed line signaling protocol on bit a. The principle is:
• On the “Master” side:

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• On the “Slave” side:
- Pulsed signaling: Pulsed signaling protocol on a bit (a or b). Line signaling may concern:
• Bit a with idle state at 0001.
• Bit b with idle state at 0001.
It also includes register signaling.
The principle is as follows:
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- State signaling: State signaling protocol on a bit (a or b). Line signaling may concern:
- Ericsson: State signaling protocol on bits a and b. The countries concerned by this
protocol are Sweden and Greece. It also includes register signaling.

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- Q421: State signaling protocol on bits a and b. Charging/accounting can also be on bit c.
There are two variants of this protocol: Q421 and Q421 type 2. It also includes register
signaling.
The Q421 type 2 variant can be adapted according to country. Parameters (timers,
charging/accounting) are initialized depending on the Q421 variant used and the
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characteristics of the country concerned.

The countries concerned by the Q421 type 2 variant are:
South Africa Bulgaria (*) Finland
Argentina Chile India
Belgium China Israel
Brazil Croatia Thailand
(*): Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.
Other countries use the Q421 variant.

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- OPS-FX SIMUL: state signaling protocol used to test the Z_PCM30 board.
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3.1 Requirements
Depending on OmniPCX Enterprise hardware configuration, implementing a E1 CAS link
requires the following to be installed:
- A PCM2 board on the ACT Media Gateway.
- A PCM R2 board on the OmniPCX Media Gateway.
3.2 Installing the PCM2 board

Depending on system requirements, first check the position of the straps on the PCM2 board.
For information on how do this, refer to module PCM2 - Hardware configuration .
Once this has been done, install the PCM2 board in the ACT Media Gateway and connect it to
the public network. For information on how do this, refer to module PCM2 - External
connections .
When the connection has been made, check that the PCM2 board initializes correctly using
the LEDS on the front panel. LED meaning is given in module PCM2 - Hardware configuration
.
3.3 Installing the PCM R2 board

The PCM R2 board requires no special configuration. It can be directly installed and connected
in the OmniPCX Media Gateway. Make sure that free slots, authorized for the board, are used.
Once this step has been completed, check that the PCM R2 board initializes correctly using
the LEDS on the front panel.
All the information required to install the PCM R2 is given in module PCM R2 - External
connections .

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4.1 Overview
This module describes the different configuration operations to be performed on the OmniPCX
Enterprise to set up E1 CAS links to the public network.
To simplify the explanation, only the configuration operations required to set up a single E1
CAS link between an OmniPCX Enterprise and the public network are described.
Note: In the rest of the document, only the settings (parameters) relevant to these configuration
operations (management) will be described.
An E1 access in CAS mode is configured (managed) as follows:
4.2 Creating the E1 board

Object name: Shelf > Board
Attributes:

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Shelf Address : Enter the number of the Media Gateway containing

the board.
Board Address : Enter the position of the board in the Media Gateway.
Interface Type : Select:
- MG-PRA E1 CAS for a PCM R2 board.
- PCM2 for a PCM2 board.
Synchronization Priority : The board can be used to ensure Media Gateway
synchronization. Enter synchronization priority (must
be between 200 and 254).
Note: 255 = the access is never synchronizing.
Country Protocol Type : Select Default or Export_5 if E1 link signaling
protocol is OPS-FX SIMUL.
Send Init Dynamic Msg : True or False (*)
Default Param : True or False (*)
Incidents Teleservice : Yes: incidents generated by the board are sent to
(only for a PCM2 board) RMA (Remote Maintenance).
(*): These two attributes are interdependent. The operation they entail according to their
configured value is described in the table below:
Attribute Send Init Dynamic Msg
Action False True
No initialization message is An initialization message is
sent. sent to the E1 board.
False The E1 board uses its own The values contained in the
values. message come from the
database.
Default Param
No initialization message is An initialization message is
sent. sent to the E1 board.
True The E1 board uses its own The values contained in the
values. message are the default
values provided by the Call
Server.
4.3 Declaring an E1 trunk group

Object name: Trunk Groups
Attributes:
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Trunk Group Id : Enter the number of the E1 trunk group.

Trunk Group Type : Depending on the specified signaling protocol, select
the corresponding trunk group:
- LIA
- COMB / MIXED
- NDDI (BCA)
Note 1: For selection, see table: Correspondence between
Signaling<->Trunk Group .
Tone on seizure (only for COMB / : True: A virtual PCX tone is sent to the user set on
MIXED trunk groups) trunk seizure.
Register Signaling (only for : Select:
COMB / MIXED and NDDI (BCA) - Rotary/MF Q23
trunk groups) - MF R2
- MF Q23/MF R2
Note 2: If the trunk and type of signaling declared in trunk
category (COS) do not match the register signaling type
declared in the trunk group, an incident is generated and
the call is released.
table 4.4: Correspondence between Signaling<->Trunk Group

Signaling protocol Trunk Group Type
L0
L1
LIA
Colisée
State signaling on bit a
State signaling on bit b
Pulsed signaling
COMB / MIXED
Q421
ERICSSON
OPS-FX SIMUL NDDI (BCA)
4.4 Managing trunk COS

On the basis of the signaling protocol specified, select and manage the COS of the
corresponding trunk:
Note: For each trunk COS, also take the dialing/numbering available for outgoing calls (rotary, Q23 and
R2) into consideration.
Signaling Trunk COS Rotary dialing Q23 dialing R2 dialing Section

protocol
L0 § L0
L0 Yes Yes
signaling

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protocol
L1 § L1
L1 Yes Yes
signaling
Colisée MCOL or § Colisée
Yes Yes
SCOL signaling
State signaling § State
on bit a DC5 Yes Yes signaling on
bit a
State signaling § State
COMB /
on bit b Yes Yes signaling on
MIXED
bit b
Pulsed COMB /
Yes Yes § Pulse
signaling MIXED
signaling
R2MFC Yes
Q421 COMB /
Yes Yes § Q421
MIXED
signaling
R2MFC Yes
ERICSSON COMB /
Yes Yes § Ericsson
MIXED
signaling
R2MFC Yes
OPS-FX § OPS-FX
SIMUL NDDI (BCA) SIMUL
signaling
4.4.1 L0 signaling
For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is "L0 Tie Line”.
Note: Important parameters are shown in bold type.
Object name: External Services > Trunk COS
Attributes:
Trunk COS ID : 7 initialized by default.
Connection COS ID : 5.
Trunk Type : L0 Tie Line.
Signaling Type : Not Relevant
Waiting Guide : True.
Overflow Timer on No Answer : 300.
Overflow Timer on Waiting : 300.
Tie Line Trunks :
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Type of Dialing : Select the type of dialing sent to the remote user by
the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Delay Before Availability : 3.
Delay Between Digits on : 40.
Receiving
Dial Tone Connection : False.
Ringback Tone Connection : True or False.
True: the system sends the ringback tone to the
caller when a timer elapses.
Incoming DTMF Received : True or False.
True: called party dialing can be received in Q23.
Line Type : Short line.
Digit Pulse Duration (ms) : 50. (parameter not applied)
Digit Pause Duration (ms) : 50. (parameter not applied)
2- or 4-Wire Voice : 2-Wire
End of Selection : No.
L0 Tie Line Trunks :
Type 4-Wire : E&M.
Outgoing Seizure : Management of this attribute is optional.
Acknowledgment Yes: the outgoing trunk waits for a seizure
acknowledgment signal from the remote trunk until
the Seizure Acknowledgment Timer (managed
below) elapses. If the seizure acknowledgment
signal is not received, the outgoing trunk is released.
No: the outgoing trunk does not wait for a seizure
acknowledgment signal. When the Seizure
Acknowledgment Timer elapses, the first digit of
the called party number can be sent by the trunk.
Incoming Seizure : Management of this attribute is optional.
Acknowledgment Yes: the incoming trunk sends a seizure
acknowledgment signal to the remote trunk when
the Delay Before Sending Seizure Ack timer
(managed below) elapses.
No: the incoming trunk does not send a seizure
acknowledgment signal.
Seizure Acknowledgment Timer : 20.
Delay Before Sending Seizure : 2.
Ack
Delay Before Outdialing : 5.
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Send Reply : Management of this attribute is optional.

True: a reply signal is sent when the called party off
hooks (picks up the receiver).
Receiving the Dialing : True.
Delay Waiting for Reply : 0.
Variable Gain : False.
Ignore Call Conflict : False.
ITTR feature / DC5A Inverted : True or False.
False: signaling is sent on bit "a" set to 0 at idle
state. Otherwise, inverted signaling is used
(signaling on bit "a" set to 1 at idle state).
Dial Tone Detection : True or False.
True: remote user dial tone is waited for before
sending the dialing.
Default Transmission : True or False.
False: dialing will only be transmitted after reception
of the dial tone sent by the remote user. Otherwise,
the system releases the trunk and uses another one.
4.4.2 L1 signaling
For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is "L1 Tie Line”.
Attributes:
Trunk Type : L1 Tie Line.
Tie Line Trunks :
the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Receiving
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Dial Tone Connection : True or False.

True: the dial tone is sent to the remote user.
Digit Pulse Duration (ms) : 50. (parameter not applied)
Digit Pause Duration (ms) : 50. (parameter not applied)
2- or 4-Wire Voice : 2-Wire.
AC15A/DC5 TL Trunks :
Outgoing Seizure : Yes.
Acknowledgment
Incoming Seizure : Yes.
Acknowledgment
Ack
Sending
ITTR feature / DC5A Inverted : False.
Busy Tone Connection : True.
Send Reply : True.
Receive Reply : True.
Reply Waiting / Presumption : 0.
Timer
Ground (Earth) On Idle : False.
Ready to Receive Duration : 0.
(x10ms)
4.4.3 Colisée signaling

For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is:

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- "MCOL” on the master side.

- “SCOL” on the slave side.
Attributes:
Trunk COS ID : 10 (MCOL) or 11 (SCOL) initialized by default.
Trunk Type : MCOL Tie Line or SCOL Tie Line.
Tie Line Trunks :
the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Receiving
Digit Pulse Duration (ms) : 50. (Parameter not applied)
Digit Pause Duration (ms) : 50. (Parameter not applied)
MCOL/SCOLTie Line Trunks :
Type 4-Wire : E&M.
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Ack
Sending
True: a reply signal is sent when the called party off
Wait for Reply Timer : 0.
Ignore Call Conflict : False.
ITTR feature / DC5A Inverted : True.
4.4.4 State signaling on bit a

For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is "DC5”.
Attributes:
Trunk Type : DC5.

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Tie Line Trunks :

the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Receiving
Ringback Tone Connection : True.
Digit Pulse Duration (ms) : 50.
Digit Pause Duration (ms) : 50.
AC15A/DC5 TL Trunks :
Ack
Sending
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ITTR feature / DC5A Inverted : True or False.
False: signaling is sent on bit "a" set to 0 at idle
state. Otherwise, inverted signaling is used
(signaling on bit "a" set to 1 at idle state).
Busy Tone Connection : True.
True: the reply signal is sent when the called party
off hooks (picks up the receiver).
Receive Reply : Management of this attribute is optional.
True: the reply signal is waited for. If the reply signal
is not received in a delay set by the Reply Waiting /
Presumption Timer, the trunk releases the call.
False: the trunk switches to conversation state if the
reply signal is not received in a delay set by the
Reply Waiting / Presumption Timer.
Reply Waiting / Presumption : 0.
Timer
Ground (Earth) On Idle : False.
Ready to Receive Duration : 20.
(x10ms)
4.4.5 State signaling on bit b

For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is "COMB / MIXED”.
Attributes:
Trunk Type : COMB / MIXED.
Combination Trunk :

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Type of Dialing : Select:

- PCM continuous bit b - idle = 0.
- PCM continuous bit b - idle = 1.
Exchange Type : W48.
Short Pulse Duration (x10ms) : 15.
Long Pulse Duration (x10ms) : 60.
Outgoing Combination Trunk :
Default Transmission Delay : 0.
the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Interdigit Timer on Sending : 7.
Wait for Called Party Answer : True or False.
True: the trunk waits for the reply signal before
switching to conversation state. If there is no reply,
the call is cut off when the Wait for Called Answer
Timer elapses.
False: the trunk switches to conversation state if it
has not detected the reply signal when the Off-hook
Presumption Timer (or other, depending on
country) elapses.
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Wait for Called Answer Timer : 900.

Release Method : Non-compelled Control.
Wait for Called Re-Answer Timer : 0.
Unavailable Time Betw.2 Seizes : 10.
Incoming Combination Trunk :
Ack
Number of Digits Received : 10.
Number of Digits Used : 10.
Receiving
First Digit Authorized :
Digit 0 : 1.
Digit 1 : 1.
Digit 2 : 1.
Digit 3 : 1.
Digit 4 : 1.
Digit 5 : 1.
Digit 6 : 1.
Digit 7 : 1.
Digit 8 : 1.
Digit 9 : 1.
Routing to Attendant : Not used.
Open Dialing : False.
Send Called Party Answer : True or False.

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4.4.6 Pulse signaling

For this choice of signaling, two trunk COSs are available:
- COMB / MIXED if register signaling is rotary or Q23.
- R2/MFC if register signaling is R2.
4.4.6.1 COMB / MIXED trunk COS

This is configured as follows:
Attributes:
Trunk Type : COMB / MIXED
Combination Trunk :
Line Signaling : Select:
- PCM pulsed bit a - idle = 0.
- PCM pulsed bit b - idle = 0.
below) elapses. If the seizure acknowledgment signal
is not received, the outgoing trunk is released.
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the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Wait for Called Party Answer : True or False.
Timer elapses.
Presumption Timer (or other, depending on country)
elapses.
Release Method : Select:
- Non-compelled Control: the first user to
on-hook (hang up) releases the call.
- First Pulse Release: in pulsed signaling mode,
the first end to release the call sends a pulse to
the remote user. This causes trunks to return to
idle.
Wait for Called Re-Answer : 0.
Timer
Unavailable T.Betw.2 Seizes : 10.
acknowledgment signal to the remote trunk when the
Delay Before Sending Seizure Ack timer (managed
below) elapses.
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Receiving
Digit 0 : 1
Digit 1 : 1
Digit 2 : 1
Digit 3 : 1
Digit 4 : 1
Digit 5 : 1
Digit 6 : 1
Digit 7 : 1
Digit 8 : 1
Digit 9 : 1
Send Called Party Answer : True or False.
idle.
Timer
4.4.6.2 R2/MFC trunk COS
Important: The following procedure only gives the configuration operations required to activate
the E1 CAS link. Country-specific features must be be complied with for complete
implementation.
Configuration is as follows:
Attributes:
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Trunk Type : R2/MFC.
Signaling Type : R2 Q441.
R2 Trunk :
Voice Guide - Busy Cd party : 22.
Voice Guide - Inacc. Cd party : 17.
Voice Guide - Wrong Number : 210.
Congestion Voice Guide : 136.
Register Signaling : Compelled.
NDDI R2 Trunk :
below) elapses. If the seizure acknowledgment signal
is not received, the outgoing trunk is released.

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Wait for Called Party Answer : Management of this attribute is optional.

Timer elapses.
Presumption Timer (or other, depending on country)
elapses.
Charging on Answer : False.
idle.
Timer
Special Tones Receiving : False.
T.for Compelling MF R2 Signals : 250.
Max.Tim. Without Send Signals : 250.
Max.Duration Of Pulse : 3.
PCX Call No. : ---------.
No. Of Digits In Partial Identif. : 4.
NDDI R2 Group I Signals :
Caller (User) COS : Not used. 1
Request Not Accepted : R2AV F12. 1
End Of Caller Identification : R2AV F15. 1
End Of Called Party Dialing : Not used. 1
NDDI R2 Group II Signals :
Subscriber Without Priority : R2AV F1. 1
Attendant : R2AV F5. 1
Data Transmission : R2AV F6. 1
NDDI R2 Group A Signals :
Send Next Digit Called Party : A-1. 1
Send Digit N-1 (next-to-last) : A-2. 1
End Of Dialing & Wait B Signal : A-3. 1
Congestion : A-4. 1
Caller COS Request : A-5. 1
Complete Dialing & : A-6. 1
Conversation
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Send 2nd from last digit (n-2) : A-7. 1

Send 3rd from last digit (n-3) : A-8. 1
Send First Digit : Not used. 1
Send Last Digit : Not used. 1
Complete Caller Identification : Not used. 1
Partial Caller Identification : Not used. 1
Send Next Digit Caller : Not used. 1
NDDI R2 Group B Signals :
B-1 : Called Party Free Charged. 1
B-2 : Called Party Inaccessible. 1
B-3 : Called Party Busy. 1
B-4 : Congestion. 1
B-5 : Wrong Called Number. 1
B-11 : Congestion. 1
DID R2 Trunk :
acknowledgment signal to the remote trunk when the
Delay Before Sending Seizure Ack timer (managed
below) elapses.
Ack
Open Dialing : True or False.
True: the Number of Digits Received attribute is 0.

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Time Before Send Ringback : 5.
Tone
Forced Release : False.
Forced Release Timer : 0.
Send Called Party Answer : Management of this attribute is optional.
idle.
Timer
Barge-in On Busy Cd party : False.
Barge-in On Cd party Hang Up : False.
Groupe B Signal Transmission : True or False. 1
Caller Identification : Select: 1
- Not Requested.
- After First Digit Cd Number.
- After Last Digit Cd Number.
Time Before 1st Digit Detection : 1.
Delay Between Digits on : 250. 1
Receiving
Time Wait.For Group II Signal : 250. 1
Pulse Transmission Duration : 2.
Compelling Timer : 40. 1
DID R2 Group I Signals :
Request Not Accepted : I-12. 1
End Of Caller Identification : I-15. 1
DID R2 Group II Signals :
II-1 : Normal Routing. 1
II-6 : Data Routing. 1
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II-11 : No Routing. 1
Caller Identification For Gr.II :
II-1 : 1. 1
II-2 : 0. 1
II-3 : 0. 1
II-4 : 0. 1
II-5 : 1. 1
II-6 : 0. 1
II-7 : 0. 1
II-8 : 0. 1
II-9 : 0. 1
II-10 : 0. 1
II-11 : 0. 1
II-12 : 0. 1
II-13 : 0. 1
II-14 : 0. 1
II-15 : 0. 1
DID R2 Group A Signals :
Send Next Digit Called Party : R2AR F1. 1
End Of Dialing & Wait B Signal : R2AR F3. 1
Congestion : R2AR F4. 1
Gr.1 or Gr.II Signal Not Receiv. : R2AR F4. 1
Caller COS Request : R2AR F5. 1
Caller Identification : R2AR F5. 1
Send Next Digit Caller : R2AR F5. 1
DID R2 Group B Signals :
Cd Party Malicious Call Ctrl : Not used. 1
Specific Tone Sent To Caller : R2AR F2. 1

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Congestion After Change in : R2AR F4. 1

Gr.B
Wrong Called Number : R2AR F5. 1
Called Party Free Charged : R2AR F6. 1
Called Party Free Not Charged : R2AR F7. 1
Out Of Service User Line : R2AR F8. 1
Toll Free Call : Not used. 1
Collect Calls Restriction : Not used. 1
4.4.7 Q421 signaling


Attributes:
Combination Trunk :
- PCM 421.
- PCM 421 Type 2.
1
To be managed according to country R2 equipment.
4-22
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Acknowledgment
the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Wait for Called Party Answer : True: the trunk waits for the reply signal before
Timer elapses.
Timer
Unavailable T.Betw.2 Seizes : 10.
Acknowledgment
Ack
Receiving
Digit 0 : 1

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Digit 1 : 1
Digit 2 : 1
Digit 3 : 1
Digit 4 : 1
Digit 5 : 1
Digit 6 : 1
Digit 7 : 1
Digit 8 : 1
Digit 9 : 1
Send Called Party Answer : True.
Timer
implementation.
Minimum configuration is as follows:
Attributes:
R2 Trunk :
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- PCM Q421.
- PCM Q421 Type 2.
NDDI R2 Trunk :
Acknowledgment
Wait for Called Party Answer : True: the trunk waits for the reply signal before
Timer elapses.
Timer
PCX Call No. : ---------.

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Congestion : A-4. 2
Conversation
B-4 : Congestion. 2
DID R2 Trunk :
Acknowledgment
Ack
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Tone
Send Called Party Answer : Yes: the reply signal is sent when the called party off
Timer
- Not Requested.

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II-1 : 1. 2
II-2 : 0. 2
II-3 : 0. 2
II-4 : 0. 2
II-5 : 1. 2
II-6 : 0. 2
II-7 : 0. 2
II-8 : 0. 2
II-9 : 0. 2
II-10 : 0. 2
II-11 : 0. 2
II-12 : 0. 2
II-13 : 0. 2
II-14 : 0. 2
II-15 : 0. 2
Gr.B
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4.4.8 Ericsson signaling


Attributes:
Combination Trunk :
Type of Dialing : Select: PCM Ericsson.
2

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the PCX:
- MF Q23
- D 66 33
- D 50 50
Wait for Called Party Answer : Management of this attribute is optional.
Timer elapses.
Presumption Timer (or other, depending on
country) elapses.
4-30
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Ack
Receiving
Digit 0 : 1.
Digit 1 : 1.
Digit 2 : 1.
Digit 3 : 1.
Digit 4 : 1.
Digit 5 : 1.
Digit 6 : 1.
Digit 7 : 1.
Digit 8 : 1.
Digit 9 : 1.
End of Selection : Management of this attribute is optional.
Yes: the incoming trunk sends an end of selection
signal. The signal is sent whether the called party is
free or busy.
Send Called Party Answer : Management of this attribute is optional.
Yes: the reply signal is sent when the called party off

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implementation.
Minimum configuration is as follows:
Attributes:
R2 Trunk :
Line Signaling : Select: PCM Ericsson.
NDDI R2 Trunk :
Acknowledgment
Wait for Called Party Answer : True.
4-32
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Timer
PCX Call No. : ---------.
Congestion : A-4. 3
Conversation
B-4 : Congestion. 3

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DID R2 Trunk :
Acknowledgment
Ack
Tone
Send Called Party Answer : True: the reply signal is sent when the called party
Timer
- Not Requested.
4-34
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Delay Between Digits on : 250. 3

Receiving
II-1 : 1. 3
II-2 : 0. 3
II-3 : 0. 3
II-4 : 0. 3
II-5 : 1. 3
II-6 : 0. 3
II-7 : 0. 3
II-8 : 0. 3
II-9 : 0. 3
II-10 : 0. 3
II-11 : 0. 3
II-12 : 0. 3
II-13 : 0. 3

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II-14 : 0. 3
II-15 : 0. 3
Gr.B
4.4.9 OPS-FX SIMUL signaling

For this choice of signaling, trunk COS is "NDDI (BCA)”.
Remark: Important parameters are shown in bold type.
Attributes:
Trunk COS ID : 1 and 3 initialized by default.
Trunk Type : NDDI (BCA).
3
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NDDI Trunk :
Line Type : Standard Gain.
Wait for Seizure Ack.Timer : 20.
Default Transmission : False.
Type of Dialing : D 66 33.
Off-hook Presumption Timer : 80.
Battery Inversion Masking : False.
Masking Release : False.
Wait for Called Party Answer : 0.
Wait for Called Party Reanswer : True.
Wait for Caller Release Timer : 50.
Loop Detection on Seizure : False.
Min.Incoming Seizure Time : 10 : 20.
Answer Signal Time : 70.
4.5 Creating trunks

Full E1 trunk group management involves declaring E1 trunk group trunks (or B channels) and
assigning a trunk COS (managed in the previous paragraph) to each trunk.
The following operation must be repeated for all trunks in the E1 trunk group.
Object name: Trunk Groups > Trunk Group > Trunks
Attributes:
Trunk Group Id : Enter the number of the E1 trunk group configured
previously.
Physical Address : Enter trunk address as follows: a-b-c-d
Where:
- "a" is OmniPCX Media Gateway address.
- "b" is E1 board address.
- "c" is 0.
- "d" is termination address.

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Trunk COS ID : Enter the corresponding trunk COS number. See §

Managing trunk COS .
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5
5.1 Introduction
For CAS on E1 board maintenance, the following commands (to be run on the system
terminal) have been developed or adapted:
Name Function Operation
cplalrm Allows the alarm counters of the board See module cplalrm - Operation
concerned to be displayed.
trkstat Allows data on the trunks of the E1 trunk See § The "trkstat" command
group concerned to be displayed.
trkvisu Used to determine the ID number of a link See § The "trkvisu" command
for the E1.
config Used to display hardware configuration See § The "config" command
and the status of boards installed in the
system.
infocs Used to determine which board is See § The "infocs" command
potentially synchronizing.
incvisu Used to display incidents on the local See module incvisu - Operation
node.
mtracer, trc These commands are used to obtain See module ISDN T0/T2 (CCS on
and tuner traces on the E1 CAS process. E1 boards) - Maintenance
sigtrace Used to display signaling automaton See § The "sigtrace" command
status changes in CAS mode.
5.2 The "trkstat" command

This command is used to display the busy status of trunks in the selected E1 trunk group and
the alarm status of the E1 board supporting the trunk group.
Syntax:

The -r option is used to refresh data.
Trunk status may be:
- na (not assigned).
- F (free).
- hs (out of service).
- B (busy).
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This command is used to give certain data on the E1 trunk group(s) configured in the system.
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This command is used to display hardware configuration and the status of boards installed in
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5.5 The "infocs" command

This command is used to determine which board is synchronizing the Media Gateway. It
shows clock state (SYNC_CLOCK) for all potentially synchronizing boards. It is also used to
ascertain which board is ensuring DECT synchronization.
Syntax: =?*B
Board status may be:
- SYNCHRO: if the board is synchronizing for the Media Gateway.
- POT_SYNCHRO: if the board is potentially synchronizing for the Media Gateway.
- KO: if the board cannot ensure system synchronization as it is out of service (for example).
5.6 The "sigtrace" command

This command is used to display signaling automaton status changes in CAS mode. It must
only be run after the +, =A.* command.
Syntax: =AB, !
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16 !' **??,A, for PCM
and ATR2
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B*+,

QA,Q J= <=- =A=A ,@, ,B*<,< - 3, B*+,
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 Overview .................................................................................................... 1.1

 Operation ................................................................................................... 2.1

 Requirements .......................................................................................... 3.1

 Overview .................................................................................................... 4.1

 Introduction .............................................................................................. 5.1

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Signaling protocol Trunk Group Type

1.2 Related modules

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The 32 TSs in the frame can be broken down as follows:

Transmission format on an E1 CAS link is: a multi-frame composed of 16 frames. Format is

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2.2 E1 CAS link signaling characteristics

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- L1: LIA signaling protocol on bit a. The principle is:

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characteristics of the country concerned.

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3.2 Installing the PCM2 board

3.3 Installing the PCM R2 board

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4.2 Creating the E1 board

Shelf Address : Enter the number of the Media Gateway containing

4.3 Declaring an E1 trunk group

Trunk Group Id : Enter the number of the E1 trunk group.

table 4.4: Correspondence between Signaling<->Trunk Group

4.4 Managing trunk COS

Signaling Trunk COS Rotary dialing Q23 dialing R2 dialing Section

Signaling Trunk COS Rotary dialing Q23 dialing R2 dialing Section

Send Reply : Management of this attribute is optional.

Dial Tone Connection : True or False.

4.4.3 Colisée signaling

- "MCOL” on the master side.

Outgoing Seizure : Management of this attribute is optional.

4.4.4 State signaling on bit a

Tie Line Trunks :

Dial Tone Detection : True or False.

4.4.5 State signaling on bit b

Type of Dialing : Select:

Wait for Called Answer Timer : 900.

4.4.6 Pulse signaling

4.4.6.1 COMB / MIXED trunk COS

Dial Tone Detection : True or False.

Dial Tone Connection : True or False.

4.4.6.2 R2/MFC trunk COS

Trunk COS ID : 28 initialized by default.

Wait for Called Party Answer : Management of this attribute is optional.

Send 2nd from last digit (n-2) : A-7. 1

Overview .................................................................................................... 1.1

Operation ................................................................................................... 2.1

Requirements .......................................................................................... 3.1

Overview .................................................................................................... 4.1

Introduction .............................................................................................. 5.1

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