10.3 Configuring The SPC

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UA5000 Universal Access Unit Chapter 10 SPC Application
10.3 Configuring the SPC
The following details the SPC configuration.
10.3.1 Adding an SPC
To add an SPC, use the command below.
spc add { an-spc | private | v5-spc | v5-pre } start frameid/slotid/portid/channelid

end frameid/slotid/portid/channelid channelnum apptype [name spcname |
startportsubtype startportsubtype | endportsubtype endportsubtype ]
The following describes the parameters.
an-spc | private | v5-spc | v5-pre: type of the SPC.

an-spc (AN-SPC): This SPC is set up through the 64k channel within the AN.
The V5 interface is not involved.
private (private line): This SPC is set up through the 64k channel within the AN
to support the hot line service. The V5 interface is not involved.
v5-spc (V5-SPC): This SPC provides connection between the subscriber port
and the B channel of the V5 interface.
v5-pre (V5 Pre SPC): This SPC passes the V5 interface, and supports the real-
time service between the subscriber port and the 64 k channel of the B channel
of the V5 interface.
frameid/slotid/portid/channelid: start/end frame number/slot number/port
number/channel number. The channel ID is the B channel ID of the port.
channelnum: total number of SPC channels. For the SPC whose start port or end port
is PSTN port, it can be 1 only.
apptype: application type of SPC, including:

Normal (common application)
Hotline (hotline telephone application)
Confertel (shared line telephone application)
m-channel (transparent transmission application of the M channel)
Z-Extension (Z interface extension application)
PBX-Bothway (PBX bidirectional interconnection application)
E1-DDI (CAS direct dial-in application)
T1-DDI (CAS direct dial-in application)
EM-Signal (EM signaling application).
Table 102 shows the relation between types of services, SPC applications and SPC
connections.
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Table 102 Correspondence of SPC parameters
Service type SPC application type SPC connection type

Hot line telephone Hotline private
SPC of the subscriber at LE
Normal V5-spc or V5-pre
side
Narrowband data service Normal an-spc
Voice frequency telephone
Normal an-spc
service
Z interface extension Z-extension private
PBX bi-directional
PBX-bothway private
interconnection
CAS-DID service E1-DDI/T1-DDI private
Transparent transmission for
Normal an-spc
E&M trunk service
Hotline telephone for E&M
EM-signal private
trunk interface
E&M signaling conversion
EM-signal private
into CAS signaling
startportsubtype, endportsubtype: start and end port type, which can be mnt or mlt.
They only need to be specified when the transparent transmission service of the U
interface is set.
spcname: name of the SPC to be set up.
Table 103 lists the relation between the SPC type and port type.
Table 103 Relation between SPC and port
SPC type Port type

AN-SPC PSTN, 2B+D, E1, V5TK, and VFB
private line PSTN, E1, V5TK, ATI and CDI
V5-SPC PSTN and 2B+D
V5-pre SPC PSTN
During the SPC creation, pay attention to restrictions on port channel ID, as follows.
When the start or end of an SPC is a PSTN port, the channel ID at the PSTN
port shall be 0.
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When the start or end of an SPC is a V5TK port, the channel ID at the V5TK port
cannot be 0 or the one used by C channel.
When the start or end of an SPC is an E1 port, the channel ID at the E1 port
cannot be 0.
After an SPC is added, the connection channel will be set up automatically.
For example, to add an AN-SPC, with start frame ID/slot ID/port ID/channel ID as
0/5/16/1, end frame ID/slot ID/port ID/channel ID as 0/6/16/2, and the application type
as normal, do as follows:
10.3.2 Deleting an SPC
To delete one or more SPCs, use the spc delete {connectid connectid | from-
connectid fromid [ to-connectid endid]} command.
The SPC to be deleted is the one that has been set in the system. After the deletion,
the system will lose the connection data.
Furthermore, if the start SPC ID is entered but the end SPC ID is not entered, all the
SPCs following the start SPC ID will be deleted. Use this command with caution.
10.4 Maintaining the SPC
You can query the status of the current SPC in real time, modify the parameter
configuration, or dynamically release and connect an SPC.
By querying an SPC, you can know its details to conduct proper processing.
By connecting and releasing an SPC, you can dynamically manage the SPC. That is,
when it needs to suspend the services carried by the SPC, release this SPC. When it
needs to restore this service, resume this SPC. In this way, you do not have to set the
SPC again.
10.4.1 Querying an SPC
I. Query one or multiple SPCs
To query the setting of one or multiple SPCs, use the command below.
display spc {connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [ to-connectid endid ] |

frame/slot }
Query the SPC as follows.

Query details of a specified SPC according to the connection ID
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Query basic information about SPCs by the connection status, that is, normal or
fault.
Query basic information about SPCs by specifying the start/end connection IDs.
Query information about all SPCs of a certain card by specifying its frame ID and
slot ID.
II. Query an inter-module SPC
Use the display imodule_line {from-connectid fromid [to-connectid endid] |

frame/slot} to query all inter-module SPCs within the given scope.
To query the route of a specified inter-module SPC, use the command display
imodule_line connect connectid.
The start or end of an inter-module SPC is respectively a service port such as PSTN
port and the V5TK trunk port. An inter-module SPC passes two or more intermediate
nodes. There are V5TK-V5TK SPCs between the intermediate nodes. The inter-
module SPC is used for hotline telephone service and E&M signaling service.
You can query the route of up to nine nodes at one time. If a route contains more than
nine nodes, only the nearest nine nodes (following the current node) can be queried.
Different nodes are identified by the IP address of the Ethernet port of the PVU card
of the corresponding UA5000.
10.4.2 Modifying SPC Parameters
To modify the parameters of SPC configuration, use the spc modify command.
10.4.3 Releasing an SPC
To release an SPC, use the command below.
spc release {connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [ to-connectid endid]}
The release operation disconnects one or more specified SPCs to break the relevant
SPCs. After the release, you can use the undo spc release command to connect the
SPC again.
If the release fails, check whether the configuration data is correct or whether the
SPC has already been released.
10.4.4 Re-Connecting an SPC
To connect the interrupted SPC, use the command below.
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undo spc release { connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [to-connectid

endid]}
10.5 Configuring the Inter-Module SPC
10.5.1 Overview
An inter-module SPC refers to the SPC service spanning multiple UA5000 systems.
It is the extension of the SPC service within one UA5000 system. It is connected by
the SPC inside the UA5000, and is connected by subtended V5 interfaces between
the multiple UA5000 systems.
Do as follows during the service setting.

At the start and end UA5000s of an inter-module SPC, set up a private line
between a service interface (for example, a PSTN interface, but not a V5TK
interface) and a V5TK interface (only one timeslot is permitted here).
At an intermediate UA5000, set up a V5TK-V5TK SPC to transmit transparent
services. There is no timeslot restriction on setting up SPCs at intermediate
UA5000s.
Use the display imodule_line command to query the route and state of an inter-
module SPC.
The cards that support inter-module SPC include VFB, ATI, CDI, ASL and A32. When
the start and end ports of an inter-module SPC are PSTN ports, we call it an inter-
module hotline telephone service. The following takes hotline telephone service as an
example to show how to configure an inter-module SPC.
Figure 101 is the networking diagram for inter-module hotline telephone service.
When the service connection is set up, the service procedure is as follows.
If subscriber A picks up the phone, subscriber B hears the ringing tone, and
subscriber A hears the ring back tone.
If subscriber B picks up the telephone, both parties are in conversation. The
connection will be released when either party hangs up.
When the service bearing channel between subscribers A and B becomes faulty,
either party receives busy tone in case of off-hook.
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AN-V5
- interf ace E1 LE-V5 interf ace
0/14 0/8
P P D D A A P P D A A A
V V S S S S V V S S S S
U U L L L L U U L L L L
UA5000-1 UA5000-2
IP:10.11.1.2 IP:10.11.1.3
Subscriber A Subscriber B
Figure 101 Networking diagram of the hotline telephone service
Note:
In the V5 interface subtending, subscribers A and B can connect each other by
spanning multiple UA5000s.
The setting procedure is as follows:

1) Set up subtending V5 interfaces between multiple UA5000s.
2) Set SPCs.
3) Query inter-module SPCs
10.5.2 Configuration Example
I. Networking application
This example shows how to configure the hotline telephone service for subscribers A
and B. See Figure 101.
Configure an AN-V5 interface at UA5000-1 and an LE-V5 interface for UA5000-2.
II. Configuration procedure
1) Set up subtending V5 interfaces between multiple UA5000s

The V5 interface ID is 0, the V5 protocol is V5.2, the variable is 0, the link ID is 0 and
the C channel ID is 0.
Set up an AN-V5 interface at UA5000-1.
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Set up an LE-V5 interface at UA5000-2

The setup procedure for the LE-V5 interface at UA5000-2 is similar to that for the AN-
V5 of UA5000-1.
Reset both V5 interfaces

After the configuration, reset these two V5 interfaces respectively.
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By now, the configuration for V5 interface is completed. If the V5 interface cannot

start, check if the physical link is normal first, and then check if the data configurations
at both V5 interfaces are correct.
III. Configure the SPC
After line cards are added, you can configure the private line between a POTS port
and a V5TK port.
Data configuration at the UA5000-1 is as follows:
After the above configuration, the following alarm will be reported because the SPC at
the UA5000-2 is not configured.
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Data configuration at the UA5000-2 is as follows:
IV. Query the inter-module SPC
After the SPC configuration, query whether the inter-module SPC is normal.
At the UA5000-1 side, query it as follows.
At the UA5000-2 side, query it as follows.
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By now, all configurations are completed. Save the configuration data.
Note:
If the service connection cannot be set up, use the display imodule_line command
to query the state of the private line. Check the following items according to the
returned results.
Whether the SPC has been configured
Whether the SPC type is private line
Whether the application type at start node is hotline
Whether the V5 interface is normal
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UA5000 Universal Access Unit Chapter 11 Narrowband Data Service Application
Chapter 11 Narrowband Data Service Application
This chapter includes:

Configuring the HSL/SDL Service
Configuring the MTA Service
Configuring the U Interface Transparent Transmission Service
11.1 Configuring the HSL/SDL Service
The following details the HSL/SDL service configuration.
11.1.1 Overview
The HSL card and the SDL card support the access of data services. The UA5000
provides N x 64 K data service access through the HSL/SDL card.
I. Card functions
The HSL card includes the H302HSL card and the H303HSL card. The functions of
the HSL card and the SDL card are as follows:
The H302HSL provides two V.35 ports and two FE1 ports for N x 64 K (N=131)
service.
The H303HSL card provides two SHDSL ports and two FE1 ports.
The SDL card provides four FE1 ports and four SHDSL ports.
The SHDSL port works in E1 or V.35 mode and extends the distance of transmitting
the E1 or V.35 service.
The FE1 port connects with the remote data service unit, or transmits the data
services from the V.35 port to the PVU card of the UA5000.
II. HSL/SDL SPC service application
The service data is sent through the SPC between the FE1/V.35/SHDSL port of the
HSL/SDL card and other service ports. SPCs fall into two types: intra-card SPCs and
inter-card SPCs.
An intra-card SPC is set up between the V.35/SHDSL port and the FE1 port of the
same HSL/SDL card (the SDL card must work in Normal mode). The service goes
upstream through the FE1 port and does not consume the HW resources of the
backplane.
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An inter-card SPC is set up between the FE1/V.35/SHDSL port of one HSL/SDL card
and the FE1/V.35/SHDSL port of the other HSL/SDL card, or between the
FE1/V.35/SHDSL port of one HSL/SDL card and the E1 port of the PVU card. In this
case, the service consumes the HW resources of the backplane.
In different service modes, there are the following restrictions on setting up the SPC
for the HSL/SDL card.
The intra-card SPC of the HSL card supports 31 timeslots, and that of the SDL card
supports 32 timeslots. Both the start timeslot and the end timeslot of the SPC start
from the smallest one. For the V.35 port, it is timeslot 0. For the FE1 port, it is timeslot
1.
The inter-card (HSL-HSL, or SDL-SDL) SPC supports 28 timeslots. Both the start
timeslot and end timeslot of the SPC start from the smallest one. For V.35 port, it is
timeslot 0. For FE1 port, it is timeslot 1.
When setting up the inter-card SPC (PVU-HSL/SDL), pay attention to the following
points:
The SPC between the E1 port and the V.35 port supports 26 timeslots. The start
timeslot of the SPC starts from timeslot 3, and the end timeslot starts from
timeslot 0.
The SPC between the E1 port and the FE1 port supports 28 timeslots. The start
timeslot of the SPC starts from timeslot 1, and the end timeslot starts from
timeslot 1.
11.1.2 Configuring the H302HSL Service
I. Configuration procedure
1) Add and confirm an HSL card

Add an HSL card using the board add command, and then confirm it using the board
confirm command.
2) Set up the card clock
Set the card clock by the clock source command in HSL card config mode. In E1
access mode, you need to lock the first or second E1 clock for the HSL card. In HW
access mode, you need to lock the HW clock for the HSL card.
3) Query the card clock
Use the display clock state command to query the card clock status. Use the
display clock config command to query the card clock setting.
The PVU card need lock the DDN node clock to support data services. If the BITS
clock is available, and the BITS system serves both the LE connected with the PVU
and the DDN to access, the PVU can lock the clock from the LE clock directly.
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4) Set an E1 port
To set an E1 port means to set port attributes, port loopback and query port
information.
Use the e1_port modify command to set the E1 port attributes.
Use the port loopback command to set the local or remote loopback of the E1
port.
Use the display port state command to query the port status.
Use the display port config command to query the settings of an E1 port.
5) Set a V.35 port
To set a V.35 port means to set port attributes, port loopback and query port
information.
Use the v35_port modify command to set the V.35 port parameters. The V.35
port clock only supports internal mode.
Use the port loopback command to set the local or remote loopback of the V.35
port.
Use the display port state command to query the V.35 port status.
Use the display port config to query the settings of a V.35 port.
6) Create an SPC
Refer to the chapter SPC Configuration.
II. Configuration example
The following takes Figure 111 as application environment to describe the setting
procedure.
LE
E1, V5
0/8 0/11 UA5000
P P H H
V V S S
U U L L
V.35 V.35
Router Router
Figure 111 Networking example of the H302HSL card
The configuration procedure is as follows:

1) Add and confirm the HSL card
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2) Set the HSL card clock
3) Set the V.35 port
You can query the port state using the display port state command.
Note:
The working mode of the V.35 port must be consistent with that of the router. Here,
the working mode is the DCE mode.
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4) Set up the SPC
11.1.3 Configuring the H303HSL Service
TheH303HSL card uses the SHDSL technology to provide N 64k (3 N 31)

service access and E1 service access across a long distance.
I. Set the SHDSL port
The H303HSL card provides two FE1 ports and two SHDSL ports. The configuration
of the FE1 port of the H303HSL card is the same as that of the FE1 port of the
H302HSL card.
The SHDSL ports connect remote SHDSL terminals. An SHDSL terminal can provide
the V.35 or FE1 port. The two SHDSL ports must work in the same working mode (E1
or V.35) at the same time. The working mode is set by the DIP switch S7.
Table 111 lists the settings of the DIP switches of the H303HSL card.
Table 111 Settings of DIP switches of the H303HSL card
DIP Default
Function Description
switch setting
When S3-1 to S3-4 are ON, the
To set impedance first E1 port uses 75
S3-1 to S3-
S3 match for the first E1 impedance match. When S3-1 to
4 are ON.
port S3-4 are OFF, the first E1 port
uses 120 impedance match.
When S4-1 to S4-4 are ON, the
second E1 port uses 75
To set impedance
impedance match. When S4-1 to S4-1 to S4-
S4 match for the second
S4-4 are OFF, the second E1 4 are ON.
E1 port
port uses 120 impedance
match.
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DIP Default
Function Description
switch setting
When S7-1 is ON, the SHDSL
To set the working port works in E1 mode. When
S7-1 to S7-
S7 mode of the SHDSL S7-1 is OFF, the SHDSL port
4 are ON.
port works in V.35 mode.S7-2 to S7-4
are reserved.
Caution:
In the SHDSL standard, the timeslot number N ranges 332. Therefore, when an
SHDSL port works in the V.35 mode, the timeslots it occupies cannot be less than 3.
At this point, the H303HSL card differs from the H302HSL card.
II. Configuration example
The following takes Figure 112 as the application environment to describe the
configuration procedure.
Basic settings of the H303HSL card are the same as those of the H302HSL card.
Refer to the section 11.1.2 Configuring the H302HSL Service for details.
LE DDN
E1/V5
UA5000
P P H
V V S
U U L
SHDSL interf ace
V.35 interf ace
Router
Figure 112 Networking example of the H303HSL card
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The H303HSL card in slot 8/frame 0 connects an SHDSL terminal. The terminal
connects a router through the V.35 port. The H303HSL card sends service upstream
to the DDN through the intra-card SPC.
1) Set up the DIP switch
In this example, the SHDSL port works in V.35 mode. So, DIP switch S7-1 on the card
shall be set to OFF (by default, it is ON). Refer to Table 111 for details of the DIP
switches.
2) Add and confirm the HSL card
3) Set the HSL card clock

In E1 access mode, lock the first or second E1 clock for the HSL card. In HW access
mode, lock the HW clock for the HSL card. In this example, the services are
transmitted upstream through the E1 port of the H303HSL card. So, the card clock is
derived from the first E1 clock.
4) Configure the V.35 port

In this example, the SHDSL port works in the V.35 mode. So, it is necessary to set up
V.35 port attributes.
You can use the display port state command to query the port state.
Note:
The working mode of V.35 port must be consistent with that of the router. Here, the
working mode is the DCE mode.
5) Add the SPC
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11.1.4 Configuring the SDL Service
The H521SDL provides four SHDSL ports and four FE1 ports. The SHDSL port can
function as the V.35 (N x 64 K, N=332) or E1 port after transformed by a modem.
For common service applications, the usage of the SDL card and the H303HSL card
are similar. For E1 transparent transmission application, the SDL card can transmit
the E1 service to extend the service transmission distance. Before the service
configuration, you need to set the DIP switches of the card.
I. Set DIP switches
Set the DIP switches to set working mode of the SDL port and card, as shown in
Table 112.
Table 112 DIP switch setting of the H521SDL card
DIP
Function Description Default setting
switch
To set the port working S7-2: ON: E1 mode

S7-1 ON
mode S7-2: OFF: V.35 mode
S7-2: ON: MASTER
To set the card working mode
S7-2 ON
mode S7-2: OFF: SLAVE
mode
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Note:
The working mode of the port can be configured through software, and the
software configuration has higher priority than DIP switches.
In the MASTER mode, use the runmode command to configure the working mode
of the port.
In the SLAVE mode, the system needs no operation.
II. Common service application
Figure 113 shows the networking of the common service application of the SDL card.
LE DDN
E1/V5
P P S S
V V D D
U U L L
SHDSL terminal SHDSL terminal
Inter-card SPC
V.35/E1
Intra-card SPC
Router Router
Figure 113 Networking example of the common service application of the SDL card
The following introduces the configuration steps of the common service application of
the SDL card.
1) Set DIP switches of the card
Set DIP switch S7-2 as ON. In this way, the SDL card works in the master mode.
2) Add and confirm an SDL card
3) Set the card operating mode

The SDL card can run in two modes: normal and transport. In the SDL common
service application, the SDL card must run in the normal mode. In the SDL
subtending service application, the SDL card must run in the transport mode.
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Operation Manual - PVU Volume

UA5000 Universal Access Unit Chapter 10 SPC Application

10.3 Configuring the SPC

The following details the SPC configuration.

10.3.1 Adding an SPC

To add an SPC, use the command below.

spc add { an-spc | private | v5-spc | v5-pre } start frameid/slotid/portid/channelid

The following describes the parameters.

an-spc | private | v5-spc | v5-pre: type of the SPC.

apptype: application type of SPC, including:

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Table 102 Correspondence of SPC parameters

Service type SPC application type SPC connection type

spcname: name of the SPC to be set up.

Table 103 Relation between SPC and port

SPC type Port type

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10.3.2 Deleting an SPC

10.4 Maintaining the SPC

10.4.1 Querying an SPC

I. Query one or multiple SPCs

display spc {connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [ to-connectid endid ] |

Query the SPC as follows.

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II. Query an inter-module SPC

Use the display imodule_line {from-connectid fromid [to-connectid endid] |

10.4.2 Modifying SPC Parameters

10.4.3 Releasing an SPC

To release an SPC, use the command below.

spc release {connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [ to-connectid endid]}

10.4.4 Re-Connecting an SPC

To connect the interrupted SPC, use the command below.

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undo spc release { connectid connectid | from-connectid fromid [to-connectid

10.5 Configuring the Inter-Module SPC

Do as follows during the service setting.

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Figure 101 Networking diagram of the hotline telephone service

The setting procedure is as follows:

10.5.2 Configuration Example

Configure an AN-V5 interface at UA5000-1 and an LE-V5 interface for UA5000-2.

II. Configuration procedure

1) Set up subtending V5 interfaces between multiple UA5000s

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Set up an LE-V5 interface at UA5000-2

Reset both V5 interfaces

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By now, the configuration for V5 interface is completed. If the V5 interface cannot

III. Configure the SPC

Data configuration at the UA5000-1 is as follows:

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Data configuration at the UA5000-2 is as follows:

IV. Query the inter-module SPC

At the UA5000-1 side, query it as follows.

At the UA5000-2 side, query it as follows.

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By now, all configurations are completed. Save the configuration data.

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Table 102 Correspondence of SPC parameters

Table 103 Relation between SPC and port

Figure 101 Networking diagram of the hotline telephone service

Figure 111 Networking example of the H302HSL card

Table 111 Settings of DIP switches of the H303HSL card

Figure 112 Networking example of the H303HSL card

Table 112 DIP switch setting of the H521SDL card