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ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual
ATT DEFINITY Communications System Generic 3 Instructions Manual
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Wideband Switching Issue 3 March 1996 3-1255 To reduce the possibility of glare, the DEFINITY switch should be administered so that each side of the ISDN-PRI interface select channels from o p posite ends of the interface. In other words, one end should be administered to select B-channels from the high side (DS0 channel 23) and the other a dministered to select B-channels from the low side (DS0 channel 1) so as not to interfere with each other. In a ddition, there are algorithms in the switch’s...
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Feature Descriptions 3-1256Issue 3 March 1996 nCall Detail Recording (CDR) Wideband calls trigger CDR record s containing the Wideband Bearer Capability Class (BCC) and the call bandwidth. Both access endpoints and PRI endpoints involved in a call are treated as line-side entities in that they do not trigger a standard CDR record. Intra-switch CDR may b e used to trig ger intra-switch records involving PRI endpoints. However, the intra-switch CDR c a pability is automatically disabled as soon...
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Wideband Switching Issue 3 March 1996 3-1257 nFacility Test Calls Facility Test Calls can be used to perform loop-back testing of the Wideband call facility. nGeneralized Route Selection Generalized Route Selection supports a Wideband Bearer Capability Class (BCC) to identify Wideband calls. The Generalized Route Selection feature searches a routing pattern for a p reference that has the Wi deband BCC. Routing preferences that sup port Wi deband BCC also support other BCCs to allow different call...
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Feature Descriptions 3-1258Issue 3 March 1996 PRI Endpoint PRI endpoints are administered to define the number of DS0s to b e associated with an extension. The PRI endpoint’s numb er of DS0s (that is, the width) is limited by the type of ISDN-PRI interface but is always between 1 and 31. If the PRI endpoint is administered for a width narrower than the maximum numb er of B-channels supported by the line-side facility, then multiple PRI end points can be administered within that same line-side...
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Wideband Switching Issue 3 March 1996 3-1259 Hardware and Software Requirements Wideband software is optional. The TN464C (Universal DS1) circuit pack or later must be used on both the line-side and network side of the switch for any facility that carries Wideband traffic. The only other a dditional hardware/software required for Wi deband switching is that the PRI en d points must a dhere to the ISDN-PRI Wideband interface requirements and to PRI line-side requirements.
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Feature Descriptions 3-1260Issue 3 March 1996 World Class Basic Rate Interface (BRI) Feature Availability Available with G3V4 a n d later releases Description World Class BRI (WCC BRI) provides an international BRI platform that offers multiple p rotocol options to meet specific country and application requirements. It provides access to Video Conferencing, Desktop Video Conferencing, Data Transmission, and other non-voice based applications that use BRI as a communication interface. Voice...
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World Class Basic Rate Interface (BRI) Issue 3 March 1996 3-1261 Administration The system administrator must specify in the “End pt Init?” field on the “ Data Module” or “Station” forms whether the administered WCC BRI device sup ports Bellcore NI-1 endpoint initialization procedures. This field should be set to “y” for all Bellcore NI-1 devices, and the field should be set to “n” for all other WCC BRI devices (Australia, Japan, Singapore and ETSI). If the “Endpt Init” field is set to “y” then...
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Feature Descriptions 3-1262Issue 3 March 1996 World Class Tone Detection Feature Availability This feature is available with G3i-Global and Generic V2 and later releases. Description World Class Tone Detection allows the DEFINITY switch to identify and handle different typ es of call progress tones, depending on the system administration. The tone detector and identification is used to display on Data Terminal Dialing and for deciding when to send digits on trunk calls through Abbreviated...
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World Class Tone Detection Issue 3 March 1996 3-1263 nData Call Setup Multiple-Line Data Terminal Dialing is supported ONLY if the administered Level of Tone Detection is ‘‘precise’’. nThe feedback displayed by Data Terminal Dialing in resp onse to received tones is affected by settings of World Class Tone Detection. nAbbreviated Dial, AAR, ARS, and Data Terminal Dialing can specify a wait for d ial tone in outpulsing digits over a trunk. The World Class Tone Detection feature should be configured...
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Feature Descriptions 3-1264Issue 3 March 1996 World Class Tone Generation Feature Availability This feature is available with G3i-Global, all Generic V2, and later releases. Description Allows administrators to specify the base call progress tone set to be generate d by the system and to then customize the set by selecting different values for frequency and cadence for up to 6 individually administrable tones. Considerations If a particular tone (for examp le, conference tone) is not d efined for...