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    							NDA-24305 CHAPTER 6
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    D-CHANNEL BACKUP - PRI
    4. System Message
    1. “23-P” Automatic changeover for Dch Backup
    2. “23-Q” Manual changeover for Dch Backup
    MG
    Backup DchPrimary Dch
    Group Unit
    MGGroup Unit
    Location of Backup side Dch
    Location of Primary side Dch
    0= ACT
    1= STBY
    2= Out of Service
    3= MB
    4= Waiting (Under changing)
    5= Manual changeover is out of service
    00: Changeover Primary→Backup
    01: Changeover Backup→Primary
    10: Primary is set to ACT
    11: Backup is set to ACT
    00= SERV. message is received
    01= SERV. message is sent
    Condition: 1=Start
    2=Normal End
    3=Failure 1: XX
     XXXX XXXX XX
    MG
    Backup DchPrimary Dch
    Group Unit
    MGGroup Unit
    Location of Backup side Dch
    Location of Primary side Dch
    1: XX XXXX XXXX XX
    0= ACT
    1= STBY
    2= Out of Service
    3= MB
    4= Waiting (Under changing)
    5= Manual changeover is out of service
    00: Changeover Primary→Backup
    01: Changeover Backup→Primary
    10: Primary is set to ACT
    11: Backup is set to ACT
    00= Changeover by MAT
    01= Changeover by circuit card MB
    02= Changeover by Dch MB
    03= Not define the way of changeover Condition: 1=Start
    2=Normal End
    3=Failure 
    						
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    MEGACOM ACCESS
    M-76 MEGACOM ACCESS
    1. General Description
    AT&T’s MEGACOM (WATS) network can be used.
    Note 1:The available WATS service is limited to MSB (Maximal Subscribed WATS Band).
    Note 2:The parameter band service where zone is specified on a call-by-call basis is provided by the #5ESS
    only.
    2. Operating Procedure
    No manual operation is required.
    3. Programming
    In addition to the Basic Office Data for ISDN, the following data should be assigned.
    STEP 1: ACBC - Select CODE3 (=MEGACOM) in this command.
    #4ES
    PRI
    MEGACOM
    2400
    IPX 
    						
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    MEGACOM800 SERVICE
    M-77 MEGACOM800 SERVICE
    1. General Description
    AT&T’s MEGACOM 800 (INWARD WATS) network can be used.
    Note 1:When a call has terminated by the CALL-BY-CALL SERVICE SELECTION [C-105], no indication to
    distinguish it from a call termination by other services is made to a terminating terminal.
    Note 2:To identify a terminal to which a call has terminated, data must be registered using the “ACDD” com-
    mand so that a call-terminating terminal can be identified by a terminating number.
    2. Operating Procedure
    No manual operation is required.
    3. Programming
    In addition to the Basic Office Data for ISDN, the following data should be assigned.
    STEP 1: ACBC - Select CODE2 (=MEGACOM 800) in this command.
    PRI
    MEGACOM 800
    2400
    IPX#4ESMEGACOM 
    						
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    NON-FACILITY ASSOCIATED SIGNALING - PRI
    N-40 NON-FACILITY ASSOCIATED SIGNALING - PRI
    1. General Description
    A single D-channel can control more than the 23 bearer channels (23 B-channels) resident on the same T1
    facility.
    Capacity: Max. 167B + D (1-IMG system) 7 Circuit Cards (1-24 PRT + 6-24DTRS
    Max. 191B + D (4-IMG system) 8 Circuit Cards (1-24 PRT x 7-24 DTR)
    Note:Please use this feature with D-CHANNEL BACKUP to improve reliability.
    2. Operating Procedure
    No manual operation is required.
    3. Programming
    1. All B-channels use the Common Route Number
    .
    Note:Circuit cards used for the Common Route should be accommodated in the same LP.
    STEP 1: Assign the numbering (LCR) data to access to ISDN.
    STEP 2: ARTD - Assign the route data. (Refer to “CHAPTER 3”)
    STEP 3: ARTD - Assign CDN115 (CMRT)=1 to both Bch and Dch.
    STEP 4: ATRK - Assign the trunk data for B-ch. Note that the trunk data for Dch is set after STEP 7: ACIC1
    command assignment. (Refer to “Chapter 3”)
    Assign 47 Bch
     to RT20 in this example.
    STEP 5: ADPC - Assign PC (Point Code) to Bch route and Dch route.
     RT=20 (Bch) PC=20
    RT=21 (Dch) PC=20
    PRT23B+DDch: RT21
    PRT24BBch: RT20ISDN 
    						
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    NON-FACILITY ASSOCIATED SIGNALING - PRI
    STEP 6: ACSC - Assign the location of DCH (Dch Handler) and Bch.
    
    Note that the circuit card initial is required after changing data.
    STEP 7: ACIC1 - Assign CSCG corresponding to PC (Point Code).
     PC=20 CSCG=140
    STEP 8: ATRK - Assign the trunk data of Dch.
    PIM0
    Group 
    No.05 07 09 11
    04 06 08 10
    CSCG=140 (Even No.) CICG No. = 0 CCH= 00004
    1 00004
    2 00004
    3 00004 Dch (DCH)
    4 00004
    5 00004
    6 00004
    7 00004
    CSCG=141 (Odd No.) CICG No. = 0 CCH= 00004
    —Bch (PRT for 23B+D)
    1 00008
    —Bch (PRT for 24B)
    2 00004
    3 00004
    4 00004 Bch (PRT for 23B+D)
    5 00004
    6 00004
    7 00004
    PRT (23B+D) PRT (24B) 
    						
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    NON-FACILITY ASSOCIATED SIGNALING - PRI
    2. Each B-channel uses the Individual Route Number.
    STEP 1: Assign the numbering (LCR) data to access to ISDN.
    STEP 2: ARTD - Assign the route data. (Refer to “Chapter 3”)
    STEP 3: ATRK - Assign the trunk data of Bch. (Refer to “Chapter 3”)
    Assign 23 Bch
     to RT30, 24 Bch to RT32 in this example. Note that trunk data assigned in
    this step is for Bch only. Dch’s trunk data should be set after STEP 6: ACIC1 command
    assignment.
    STEP 4: ADPC - Assign PC (Point Code) to Bch route and Dch route.
     RT=30 (Bch) PC=20
    RT=31 (Dch) PC=20
    RT=32 (Bch) PC=20
    PRT23B+DDch: RT31
    Bch: RT30
    PRT24BBch: RT32ISDN 
    						
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    STEP 5: ACSC - Assign the location of DCH (Dch Handler) and Bch.
    
    Note that the circuit card initial is required after changing data.
    STEP 6: ACIC1 - Assign CSCG corresponding to PC (Point Code).
     PC=20 CSCG=140
    STEP 7: ATRK - Assign the trunk data for Dch.
    CSCG=140 (Even No.) CICG No. = 0 CCH= 00004
    1 00004
    2 00004
    3 00004 Dch (DCH)
    4 00004
    5 00004
    6 00004
    7 00004
    CSCG=141 (Odd No.) CICG No. = 0 CCH= 00004
    —Bch (PRT for 23B+D)
    1 00008
    —Bch (PRT for 24B)
    2 00004
    3 00004
    4 00004 Bch (PRT for 23B+D)
    5 00004
    6 00004
    7 00004
    PIM0
    Group
    No.05 07 09 11
    04 06 08 10
    PRT (23B+D)PRT (24B) 
    						
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    Q-SIG/ISDN INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY SWITCHING
    Q-5 Q-SIG/ISDN INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY SWITCHING
    1. General Description
    This feature allows converting a User Information Layer 1 Protocol (µ-law/A-law) of call originated to ISDN
    line according to the office data. See the figure below for examples.
    [Case 1: Conversion in tandem office]
    (a)Incoming Call from ISDN line (SETUP message is received)
    When µ-law is selected as output Layer 1 protocol to outgoing trunk.
    When non-conversion is selected to outgoing trunk (the Layer 1 protocol is output as received).
    Incoming Call from ACIS/CCIS line (SETUP message is not received)
    When A-law is selected as output Layer 1 protocol to outgoing trunk.
    NEAX2400 IPX (A-law)   PBX  
    (µ-law)   PBX  
    (A-law)
    A-law (SETUP)
    µ-law
    ISDN Line
    ISDN Lineµ-law (SETUP)
     
    ARTI data: 
    µ-law (UALAW = 1)  
     
    NEAX2400 IPX ( A-law) 
    PBX
    PBX
     
    ISDN Line ISDN LineARTI data:  
    non-conversion  
    (UALAW = 0)  
    A-law (SETUP)A-law (SETUP) 
    NEAX2400 IPX (µ-law) 
    PBX 
    (A-law) PBX 
    (µ-law)
    ISDN Line
    ACIS/CCIS LineA-law (SETUP)
      A-lawARTI data: 
    A-law (UALAW = 2)  
    						
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    2. Operating Procedure
    No manual operation is required.
    3. Service Conditions
    1. This feature is available since Series 7400 Release 9 software.
    2. This feature is available for a call to ISDN line (This feature does not support the station-to-station call nor
    an outgoing call to CCIS line).
    3. Only user information Layer 1 protocol included with Bearer Capability (BC) information element is
    converted. Layer 1 protocol included with Low Layer Capability (LLC) and the other information element
    are not applied. [Case 2: Conversion in Originating Office]
    (a) Outgoing Call from D
    term/ATT (SETUP message is not sent)
    When A-law is selected as output Layer 1 protocol to an outgoing trunk.
    (b) Outgoing Call from ISDN terminal/PS (SETUP message is sent)
    When µ-law is selected as output Layer 1 protocol to an outgoing trunk.
    NEAX2400 IPX    PBX  
    (A-law)
    ISDN LineNEC A-lawA-law (SETUP)
       ARTI data: 
     A-law (UALAW = 2)         
    NEAX2400 IPX
    A-law (SETUP)
    ISDN Line
    A-law  
    (SETUP)µ-law
       ARTI data: 
    µ-law (UALAW = 1)
               
      PBX  
    (µ-law)
    µ-law (SETUP)
    C a rri t y
    23
    1
    56
    4
    89
    7
    0* 
    						
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    Q-SIG/ISDN INTERNATIONAL GATEWAY SWITCHING
    4. When the protocol is selected as AUSTRALIA in the route class data (assigned in ARTD, CDN65: INT)
    and the coding standard is “00” in BC information element, call in A-law only can be connected (call in µ-
    law is disconnected).
    5. This feature is activated when SETUP message is sent.
    6. This feature is available only when user information Layer 1 protocol is A-law or µ-law (JT-V110/X30 or
    JT-X31, etc. cannot be converted).
    7. The user information Layer 1 protocol is not added to SETUP message if the received BC information
    element does not contain the Layer 1 protocol.
    8. Law conversion rule varies depending on the kind of outgoing trunk/terminal and incoming trunk/terminal
    in the office where the law conversion is activated. See Table 5-1.
    Note 1:Follows the system data assignment (SYS1, INDEX64, b0: 0/1=µ-law/A-law).
    Note 2:Non-conversion except when the ISDN terminal interface specification is assigned as N-ISDN1 by the
    system data assignment (In this case, the output Layer 1 protocol is fixed as µ-law).
    Note 3:Varies depending on the terminal type.Table 5-1  Reference: Output Layer 1 Protocol
     - : Not Applicable
     IC
     OGTRUNK TERMINAL
    ISDN trunk
    CCIS
    trunkAC I S
    trunkISDN 
    terminal 
    (ILC), PSPRI 
    terminalD
    term/
    Analog 
    station, 
    AT T ARTI: 
    non-
    conversionARTI:
    µ-lawARTI:
    A-law
    ISDN 
    trunkARTI: 
    non-conversion
    Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1
    ARTI: µ-law
    µµµµµµµµ
    ARTI: A-lawAAAAAAAA
    CCIS trunkNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1
    ACIS trunk
    ––––––––
    ISDN terminal (ILC)
    Note 2 Note 2 Note 2 Note 1 Note 1Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1
    PRI
    terminalARTI:
    non-conversion
    Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1Non-
    ConversionNon-
    ConversionNote 1
    ARTI: µ-law
    µµµµµµµµ
    ARTI: A-lawAAAAAAAA
    PS
    Note 3 Note 3 Note 3 Note 3 Note 3 Note 3 Note 3 Note 3
    Dterm/Analog station, ATT
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