Trfce Parameers Manual

ZXC10 BSSB
CDMA2000 Base Station System V5 Interface Parameters Manual
Version 8.0.1.9
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Contents
About this Manual ............................................................. i
Purpose ................................................................................ i Intended Audience ................................................................. i Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge .............................................. i What is in This Manual ............................................................ i Related Documentation.......................................................... ii Conventions ......................................................................... ii How to Get in Touch............................................................. iii
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1 V5 Interface ..................................................................... 1

V5 ID ............................................................................2 V5 interface ID ...............................................................2 Variant ..........................................................................2 Priority ..........................................................................3 Check interface...............................................................3 Check link ID..................................................................4 Restart PSTN ..................................................................4 Synchronization user port.................................................5 V5+ extended voice prompt..............................................5 Startup overload control...................................................5 Overload control buffer capacity ........................................6 Decrease step length .......................................................6 Receive number mode .....................................................7 Voice send number mode .................................................7 IWF send Number Mode ...................................................8 Signal Send Num Delay....................................................8 Delay sending allocation completion...................................9 Charge pulse mode .........................................................9 Pulse frequency ............................................................ 10
Duration of pulse (5ms) ................................................. 11 Interval of pulse (5ms) .................................................. 11 V5CMP module ............................................................. 12 V5RMP module ............................................................. 12 Alias ........................................................................... 12 Public private call number .............................................. 12 Enable session state notify ............................................. 12
Chapter 2........................................................................13 V5 Link............................................................................13

V5 ID .......................................................................... 14 Link ID ........................................................................ 14 Link No........................................................................ 14 Subsystem................................................................... 14 DTB unit ...................................................................... 15 E1/T1.......................................................................... 15
Chapter 3........................................................................17 V5 Trunk.........................................................................17

Link No........................................................................ 18 Time slice No................................................................ 18 Subsystem................................................................... 18 Unit ............................................................................ 18 Subunit ....................................................................... 19 Used for ...................................................................... 19
Chapter 4........................................................................21 Physical C Channel .........................................................21

V5 ID .......................................................................... 22 Link No........................................................................ 22 Protect group type ........................................................ 22 Time slice No................................................................ 22 Time slice type ............................................................. 23 Subsystem................................................................... 23 SPB unit ...................................................................... 23 SPB subunit ................................................................. 23 HW start time slice ........................................................ 23
Chapter 5........................................................................ 25 Logic C Channel.............................................................. 25

V5 ID .......................................................................... 26 Logic C channel No ........................................................ 26 Logic C channel ID ........................................................ 26 Link No........................................................................ 26 Time slice No................................................................ 26 Bear C path information ................................................. 27
Index .............................................................................. 29 Glossary.......................................................................... 31 Tables ............................................................................. 33
About this Manual

Purpose
This document introduces the essential parameters to be configured in the V5 interface configuration via NetNumenTM M3 (ZXC10 BSSB): This manual helps to:

Understand the recommendations in parameter settings. Know why the balanced parameter setting is necessary.
Intended Audience
This document aims at network planning engineers, customer service engineers and maintenance personnel of network operators.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general understanding of wireless telecommunications and CDMA technology. Familiarity with the following is helpful:

ZXC10 BSSB system and its various NEs User interfaces on OMM Telecommunications service management knowledge
What is in This Manual

This Manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 CHAPTER SUMM ARY
Chapter Chapter 1 V5 Interface
Summary Describes V5 interface parameters for configuring V5 interface.
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.1.9) V5 Interface Parameters Manual
Chapter Chapter 2 V5 Link Chapter 3 V5 Trunk Chapter 4 Physical C Channel
Summary Describes V5 ID, Link ID Link No, Subsystem, DTB unit, E1/T1. Describes Link No, Time slice No, Subsystem, Unit, Subunit, Used for. Describes V5 ID, Link No, Protect group type, Time slice no, Time slice type, Subsystem, SPB unit, SPB subunit, HW start time slice. Describes V5 ID, Logical C channel No, Logic C channel ID, Link No, Time slice No, Bear C path information.
Chapter 5 Logic C Channel
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.1.9) CDMA2000 Base Station System 1x Release A Radio Parameters Manual ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.1.9) CDMA2000 Base Station System PTT Parameters Manual ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.1.9) CDMA2000 Base Station System 1x EV-DO Rev.A Radio Parameters Manual ZXC10 BSSB (V 8.0.1.9) CDMA2000 Base Station System Signaling Parameters Manual
Conventions
Typographical Conventions ZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.
TABLE 2 TYPOGRAPHICAL CONVENTIONS
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CAPS Constant width [] {}
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Mouse Operation Conventions
TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS
Typeface Click Double-click Right-click Drag
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Chapter
V5 Interface
This chapter describes following V5 interface parameters:

V5 ID V5 interface ID Variant Priority Check interface Check link ID Restart PSTN Synchronization user port V5+ extended voice prompt Startup overload control Overload control buffer capacity Decrease step length Receive number mode Voice send number mode IWF send number mode Signal send num delay Delay sending allocation completion Charge pulse mode Pulse frequency Duration of pulse (5ms) Interval of pulse (5ms) V5CMP module V5RMP module Alias Public private call number Enable session state notify
V5 ID
Description Value Range Setting Related Parameters The number used to identify V5 interface in the system. Note the difference between V5 Interface Id and V5 ID. 0 ~ 254. The value is automatically generated by system. It starts from 0. V5 Interface ID
V5 interface ID
Description A unique number of a V5 interface of an AN that is labeled through the Q-interfaces of the AN and LE. It shall be a 24-bit number. Note the difference between V5 Interface Id and V5 ID. Value Range Default Setting Related Parameters Reference 0 ~ 16777215. The value is automatically generated by system. The value is consistent with LE

Check Interface Variant
14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001
Variant
Description Value Range Setting Related Parameters Reference It is a unique label of a complete provisioning data set applied via the Q-interfaces. 0 ~ 127. The value is consistent with LE.

Check Interface V5 interface ID
14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001
Chapter 1 V5 Interface
Priority
Description This parameter resolves the conflicts when both LE and BSC initiate a call with the same user port. This happens if the user starts an outgoing call while at the same time an incoming call for the same user comes from LE. If the parameter equals to 0, then the called has the higher priority, the calling will be rejected, otherwise the calling has the higher priority. Value Range 0, 1. Table 4 shows the value range of Priority.
TABLE 4 V ALUE RANGE OF PRIORITY
Value 0 1
Priority The Called has higher priority The Calling has higher priority
Default Setting
0. Consult the network operator or use the default.
Check interface
Description Value Range Whether to verify V5 interface ID & Variant. This parameter influences only the interface startup procedure 0, 1. Table 5 shows the value range of Check Interface.
TABLE 5 V ALUE RANGE OF CHECK INTERFACE
Value 0 1
Check Interface Not check Check
Default Setting Related Parameters Reference
0. Set as needed.

V5 Interface ID Variant
14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001
Check link ID
Description If this parameter equals to 1, the system performs link identification procedure at interface startup, or when a link has recovered from failure. This parameter influences the interface startup procedure. Setting it to 1 may cause the startup procedure to be a little slower. Value Range 0, 1. Table 6 shows the value range of Check Link ID.
TABLE 6 V ALUE RANGE OF CHECK LINK ID
Value 0 1
Check Interface Not check Check
Default Setting Reference
0. Set according to requirement. 16.2.2, ITU-T, G.965E, 03/2001
Restart PSTN
Description Value Range Whether to perform PSTN restart procedure at interface startup. This parameter influences only the interface startup procedure 0, 1. Table 7 shows the value range for Restart PSTN.
TABLE 7 V ALUE RANGE OF RESTART PSTN
Value 0 1
Restart PSTN Not Restart Restart
Default Reference
0. C.16, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001
Synchronization user port

Description Whether to synchronize user ports at interface startup. If the parameter is set as 1, the system will perform accelerating port synchronization during the interface startup. The parameter only affect on the interface startup. Value Range 0, 1. Table 8 shows the value range of Synchronization User Port.
TABLE 8 V ALUE RANGE OF SYNCHRONIZATION USER PORT
Value 0 1
Synchronization User Port Not Synchronize Synchronize
Default Setting Reference
0. Set as needed. 15.4.5, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001
V5+ extended voice prompt

Description It is a vendor extension to V5 interface standards for CDMA access system. When the called subscriber is unreachable for some reason that are unique in CDMA wireless environment (e.g. powered off, network congestion, or out of service area), the BSC system will notify the local exchange with extended cause value so that the local exchange can give the calling party more accurate and friendly voice prompt. Note that this extension also needs local exchange support. Value Range Setting Default 0: Not support, 1: Support Consult the LE operator before enabling this extension. 0.
Startup overload control

Description Enable or disable v5 data-link overload control. If it equals to enable, the system will start overload control procedure when the interface is overloaded. The overload control performs the flow control functionality. 0: Disable, 1: Enable Value Range
Default Setting
0. If the user number under this interface is large, and the signaling data flow across the interface is always enormous, then this parameter is recommended to set as Enable to protect the interface from being congested. Note that when enabled, the system will discard some calls on its own discretion if the threshold of overload control is reached.

Related Parameters
Overload control buffer capacity Decrease step length
Overload control buffer capacity

Description This parameter specifies the maximum packet number permitted in sending buffer. If the number of pending packets grows larger than this value, the interface is considered overloaded, which triggers the overload control procedure. 40~800. 200.

Value Range Default Related Parameters
Decrease Step Length Enable overload control
Decrease step length

Description This parameter adjusts the overload recovering speed, in units of one packet. When the interface is in overloaded status, the system checks the number of packets pending in the sending buffer periodically, and if the number decreases to less than this value, the interface overloading is considered somehow alleviated, and then the control ratio decreases by one step to permit higher call pass ratio. When the overloading becomes more severe, this parameter is also used to judge if larger call control ratio shall be applied. The call control ratio determines the possibility of discarding a call because of overload protection. Refer to Overload Control Buffer Capacity for more details. Value Range Default 20~60. 20.
Related Parameters

Enable overload control Overload control buffer capacity
Receive number mode

Description It is receiving number mode, and also is the mode for LE sending calling number. Note that the mode V5+ is a new feature Extended by China national standards. The parameter influences showing the calling number function. Value Range 1 ~ 4. Table 9 shows the value range of Receive Number Mode.
TABLE 9 V ALUE RANGE OF RECEIVE NUMBER MODE
Value 1 2 3 4
Receive Number Mode FSK DTMF Signal V5+
Default Setting Related Parameters
1. This parameter is consistent with LE.

Voice send number mode IWF send number mode
Voice send number mode

Description Value Range It determines how the called party number will be sent to LE for voice calls. 2, 3, 5, 6. Table 10 shows the value range of Voice Send Number Mode.
TABLE 10 V ALUE RANGE OF VOICE SEND NUMBER MODE
Value 2 3 5 6
Voice Send Number Mode DTMF Signal Establish transmission in batch: transmit numbers in batch during Establish message Signal transmission in batch: transmit called numbers in batch during Signal message
2. Set according to LEs preference. Local switches must support these two kinds of transmission in batch.

IWF Send Number Mode Signal Send Num Delay
IWF send Number Mode

Description It determines how the called party number will be sent to LE for circuit data calls. If signal (3) is chosen, then signal send number delay parameter is valid. Value Range 2, 3. Table 11 shows the value range for IWF Send Number Mode.
TABLE 11 V ALUE RANGE OF IWF SEND NUMBER MODE
Value 2 3
IWF Send Number Mode DTMF Signal
3. Set according to LEs preference

Voice Send Number Mode Signal Send Num Delay
Signal Send Num Delay

Description Delay while sending called number in signal mode. Some LEs require time delay to be added between the called number when AN devices send called number in signal mode, or else it influences the receiving number correctly. The parameter is designed as the special requirement. It influences both voice and circuit-data calls when set to 1. The delay duration may be changed in predefined timer configuration table of the system. Value Range 0, 1.
Table 12 shows the value range of Signal Send Num Delay.

TABLE 12 V ALUE RANGE OF SIGNAL SEND NUM DELAY
Value 0 1
Signal Send Num Delay Not delay Delay
0. Consult the LE operator to set this parameter.

Voice Send Number Mode IWF Send Number Mode
Delay sending allocation completion

Description Whether to delay sending ALLOCATION COMPLETE message. For some value-added services, the operator requires LE to play an announcement to the terminal after the subscriber hooks off. But in normal cases, the call setup period in V5 interface is shorter than that in air interface. And the terminal needs more time to establish the link than LE. So the subscribers can not hear the announcement by LE in the first few seconds. They may feel that the beginning of the announcement is lost. To solve the above problem, we can set this parameter Yes to delay sending ALLOCATION COMPLETE message from V5 interface. In this way, the terminal and LE can establish the link at same time and the announcement can be received by the subscriber completely. Value Range Default Setting 0: No, 1: Yes. 0. Set as needed.
Charge pulse mode

Description When real-time charge is needed, the network will guide the terminal to generate charged signals. In most of the cases, pulsed sequence (meter pulse) or polarity signal are used for this purpose. If pulsed sequence is chosen, LE periodically sends signals indicating a new charge period has expired, and BSC l
forwards this signal to the terminal, which in turn generates the real pulses. The polarity signal is often indicates only the starting or ending point of the communication period of a call. If this parameter equals to 0, the system forwards to the terminal only the meter pulses whose character is defined by Duration of pulse, Interval of pulse and Pulse Frequency. If this parameter equals to 1, the system commands the terminal to change polarity at the starting and ending points of the communication period of a call, in addition to the meter pulses. If this parameter equals to 2, then all polarity changing commands from LE are restrained from being sent to the terminal without influencing the meter pulses. Value Range 0~ 2. Table 13 shows the value range for Charge Pulse Mode.
TABLE 13 V ALUE RANGE OF CHARGE PULSE MODE
Value 0 1 2
Charge Pulse Mode sent by switch mode add polarity reversed mode constrain polarity reversed mode
0. Consult network operator and set it according to the local charge requirements.

Pulse frequency Duration of pulse Interval of pulse
Reference
13.4.7.3, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001
Pulse frequency
Description Value Range It specifies the frequency of pulse sequence sent to terminal as charge signals. 0, 1.
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Table 14 shows the value range of Pulse Frequency.

TABLE 14 V ALUE RANGE OF PULSE FREQUENCY
Value 0 1
Pulse Frequency 16KHz 12KHz
0. Consult the network operator and set it according to the local charge requirements.

Charge Pulse Mode Duration of pulse Interval of pulse
Reference
13.4.7.3, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001
Duration of pulse (5ms)

Description Value Range Default Setting Related Parameters The duration of one pulse sequence. 0~ 100. unit:5ms. 30. Consult the network operator and set according to the local charge requirements.

Charge Pulse Mode Pulse frequency Interval of pulse
Reference
13.4.7.3, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001
Interval of pulse (5ms)

Description Value Range Default Setting Related Parameters The interval between two successive pulse sequences. 0~ 100. unit:5ms. 40. Consult the network operator and set according to the local charge requirements.

Charge Pulse Mode Pulse frequency
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Duration of pulse
Reference
13.4.7.3, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001
V5CMP module
Description Setting V5 interface CMP module number determines which CMP will manage the interface. Same as value range of system module number. Select from the configured CMP module list
V5RMP module
Description V5 interface RMP module number, the selected RMP manages and allocates resources needed by the interface, mainly for call processing. Same as value range of system module number. Select from the configured RMP module list. Setting
Alias
Description Setting A character string is used for identifying interface manually. Set the character string for identifying the interface.
Public private call number

Description Value Range Default Setting Whether to display public/private call number. 0: No, 1: Yes. 0. Set as needed.
Enable session state notify

Description Whether start call state notice or not. CDMA access system supports V5+ standard extension. AN notifies users of LE of entering into call state. 0: Off, 1: On. 0. Set as needed.Require LE support it. Value Range Default Setting
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Chapter
V5 Link
This chapter describes following V5 link parameters:

V5 ID Link ID Link No Sub system DTB unit E1/T1
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V5 ID
Description Value Range Default ID of the under configuration interface. 0 ~ 254. Generated automatically by system according to the V5 interface selected by the user.
Link ID
Description Link ID is used across the interface to identify uniquely one E1 link. The value shall be consistent with LE, which means, for the same E1 link, both LE and BSC shall give it the same link ID. It is used as the L3 address in procedures involving E1 link, such as link blocking, unblocking and identification. Incorrect link ID configuration may cause some unwanted problems such as interface startup failure, or call failure. Value Range Default Setting Related Parameters 0 ~ 255. Minimum unused LinkId of default V5 interface. Set according to LEs configuration. Check link ID.
Link No
Description Value Range Setting Link number 0 ~ 2047.

It is automatically generated by system. Starts from 0.
Subsystem
Description Value Range Setting Subsystem number of the DTB corresponds to the link. Same as the value range of Subsystem umber. Select from the configured subsystem list.
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Chapter 2 V5 Link
DTB unit
Description Value Range Setting Unit number of the DTB corresponds to the link. Same as the value range of unit number. Select from the configured unit list.
E1/T1
Description Value Range Setting The E1/T1 subunit number of the DTB corresponds to the link. Same as the value range of E1/T1 subunit number. Select from the configured E1/T1 subunit list.
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V5 Trunk
This chapter describes following V5 trunk parameters:

Link No Time slice No Subsystem Unit Subunit Used for
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Link No
Description Value Range Setting Link number. 0 ~ 2047.

It is automatically generated by system. Starts from 0.
Time slice No
Description Value Range Setting Timeslot. 1 ~ 31. Timeslot 0 is used in synchronization. While adding link, system automatically generates timeslot 1 to timeslot 31 for the added link. Users are unable to change the timeslot number.
Subsystem
Description Value Range Setting Subsystem number corresponds to the trunk link. Same as the value range of subsystem number.

Automatically generated by system. Same as the subsystem number of the link.
Unit
Description Value Range Setting Unit number of the link that trunk resides on. Same as the value range of unit number.

Generated by system automatically. Same as the unit number of the link.
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Subunit
Description Value Range Setting Subunit number corresponds to the trunk link. Same as the value range of subunit number.

Automatically generated by system. Same as the subunit number of the link.
Used for
Description Value Range This timeslot is used as physical C channel or bearing C channel. 0, 1. Table 15 shows the value range of Used for.
TABLE 15 V ALUE RANGE OF USED FOR
Value 0 1
Used for Used as physical C channel (signaling) Used as bearing channel (voice)
Default Setting
1 Automatically generated by NetNumenTM M3 (ZXC10 BSSB).
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Physical C Channel
This chapter describes following Physical C Channel parameters:

V5 ID Link No Protect group type Time slice No Time slice Type Subsystem SPB unit SPB subunit HW start time slice
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V5 ID
Description Value Range Setting The ID of the interface under configuration. 0 ~ 254.

Generated by system automatically. It is unchangeable by users.
Link No
Description Value Range Setting Link number. 0 ~ 2047. Automatically generated by system according to the link chosen by users when adding physical C channel.
Protect group type

Description Value Range Default Setting Protect group type. 1, 2 1: Protect group 1; 2: Protect group 2. 1. Only protect group 1 is supported in current version.
Time slice No
Description Value Range Timeslot.

When Protect Group Type = 1, value range is 16; When Protect Group Type = 2, value range is [15,16,31].
On the same link, the used timeslots are not in the value range. Default Related Parameters Minimum unused timeslot in the value range Protect Group Type.
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Time slice type

Description Value Range Default Setting Usage of physical C channel 0: secondary physical C channel. 1: primary physical C channel. 1. If there is no configured physical C channel for a V5 interface, primary physical C channel configuration is compulsory. After the configuration of primary physical C channel, only secondary physical C channel can be configured.
Subsystem
Description Value Range Setting Subsystem number on signaling link. Same as the value range of subsystem number.
Automatically generated by the system according to the link selected by the user. It is unchangeable by users.
SPB unit
Description Value Range Setting Unit number of the SPB corresponds to the physical C-channel. Same as the value range of unit number. Select from the configured unit list.
SPB subunit
Description Value Range Setting SPB Subunit number on signaling link. 1 ~ 4. Value range of SPB subunit numbers.
HW start time slice

Description Value Range Default Setting Starting timeslot of signaling link connecting to the HW wire on SPB. 4 ~ 127. Minimum unused HW timeslot on SPB subcard. Select from the unused HW timeslots on SPB subcard.
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Logic C Channel
This chapter describes following Logic C channel parameters:

V5 ID Logic C channel No Logic C channel ID Link No Time slice No Protect group type Bear C path information
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V5 ID
Description Value Range Setting The ID of interface under configuration. 0 ~ 254. Generated by system automatically.
Logic C channel No
Description Value Range Setting Logic C channel number. 0 ~ 1529. Automatically generated by system in ascending order.
Logic C channel ID
Description Logical C-channel Id. It is used when protection switchover is performed. Incorrect Logical C Channel ID will cause trouble at protection switchover. Value Range Setting Reference 0~ 65535. The value shall be consistent with LE. ITU-T G.965E, clause 18.
Link No
Description Value Range Setting Link number. 0~ 2047. Automatically generated by system according to the physical C channel selected by user.
Time slice No
Description Setting Related Parameters The timeslot corresponds to logic C channel. Automatically generated by system according to the physical C channel selected by user. TimeSlice No of Physical C channel parameters.
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Bear C path information

Description Setting C-path this logical C-channel carries. Select all required C-paths. In general, PSTN, BCC, CONTROL, and LINK-CONTROL protocol C paths shall be selected for singlelink interfaces, and PROTECTION shall be included additionally for multi-link interfaces. ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001.
Reference
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Index
AN 2, 8 BSC ........................3, 5, 9, 14 BSSB .........................1, 3, i, ii CAPS ................................... ii CDMA ................................ i, 5 CDMA2000 ..................... 1, 3, ii CONTROL............................. 27 E 1, 3 E1 14 EV ii EV-DO .................................. ii INFORMATION ........................2 ITU ... 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 26, 27 ITU-T 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, 12, 26, 27 LEGAL ................................. 2 LINK ................................. 27 N/A ..................................... 3 OMC ................................ i, 19 P 1, 3 PROTECTION ....................... 27 PTT ..................................... ii R&D ..................................... 3 R1 2, 3 URL ..................................... 1 V 3, ii ZXC10 ....................... 1, 3, i, ii
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Glossary
Abbreviation CMP IWF LE PSTN RMP SPB Full Name Call Main Processor Inter Working Function Local Exchange Public Switched Telephone Network Resource Main Processor Signaling Process Board
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Tables
Table 1 Chapter Summary ...................................................i Table 2 Typographical Conventions ...................................... ii Table 3 Mouse Operation Conventions ................................. iii Table 4 Value Range of Priority............................................3 Table 5 Value Range of Check Interface ................................3 Table 6 Value Range of Check Link ID...................................4 Table 7 Value Range of Restart PSTN ...................................4 Table 8 Value Range of Synchronization User Port ..................5 Table 9 Value Range of Receive Number Mode .......................7 Table 10 Value Range of Voice Send Number Mode.................7 Table 11 Value Range of IWF Send Number Mode ..................8 Table 12 Value Range of Signal Send Num Delay ...................9 Table 13 Value Range of Charge Pulse Mode........................ 10 Table 14 Value Range of Pulse Frequency............................ 11 Table 15 Value Range of Used for ...................................... 19
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Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1 V5 Interface ..................................................................... 1

Chapter 2........................................................................13 V5 Link............................................................................13

Chapter 3........................................................................17 V5 Trunk.........................................................................17

Chapter 4........................................................................21 Physical C Channel .........................................................21

Chapter 5........................................................................ 25 Logic C Channel.............................................................. 25

Index .............................................................................. 29 Glossary.......................................................................... 31 Tables ............................................................................. 33

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About this Manual

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What is in This Manual

Chapter Chapter 1 V5 Interface

Summary Describes V5 interface parameters for configuring V5 interface.

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Chapter Chapter 2 V5 Link Chapter 3 V5 Trunk Chapter 4 Physical C Channel

Chapter 5 Logic C Channel

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Mouse Operation Conventions

TABLE 3 MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

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Check Interface Variant

14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001

Check Interface V5 interface ID

14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001

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0. Consult the network operator or use the default.

Check Interface Not check Check

Default Setting Related Parameters Reference

14.5.4.1, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001

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Check Interface Not check Check

Default Setting Reference

0. Set according to requirement. 16.2.2, ITU-T, G.965E, 03/2001

Restart PSTN Not Restart Restart

0. C.16, ITU-T G.964E, 03/2001

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Synchronization user port

Synchronization User Port Not Synchronize Synchronize

Default Setting Reference

0. Set as needed. 15.4.5, ITU-T G.965E, 03/2001

V5+ extended voice prompt

Startup overload control

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Overload control buffer capacity Decrease step length

Overload control buffer capacity

Value Range Default Related Parameters

Decrease Step Length Enable overload control