INTRODUCTION

LTG

THE LTG FORMS THE INTERFACE BETWEEN THE DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT OF AN EWSD EXCHANGE AND THE SWITCHING NETWORK (SN).  THE LTG PERFORM NON-CENTRAL CONTROL FUNCTIONS AND THUS RELIEVE THE COORDINATION PROCESSOR (CP) OF ROUTINE WORK.  SEVERAL LTG TYPES ARE AVAILABLE FOR OPTIMAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE VARIOUS LINE TYPES AND SIGNALING METHODS. THEY HAVE THE SAME BASIC STRUCTURE AND OPERATE ACCORDING TO THE SAME PRINCIPLES. THEY DIFFER IN FEW HW UNITS AND SPECIFIC APPLICATION PROGRAMS  IN ITS MAXIMUM CONFIGURATION, THE EWSD SWITCHING SYSTEM CAN CONNECT UP TO 504 LTGS.

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DLU LINES

LTG(B)

LTG

TRUNKS CCNC

LTG(C)

SN

MB SYP CP CCG

OMT MDD
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PRINTER

MTD
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CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
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LTG

WITH DIGITAL TRANSMISSION LINK (PRIMARY DIGITAL CARRIER, PDC) DLUs OPERATING AT TRANSFER RATE OF 2048 KBIT/S. - V5.2 ACCESS NETWORK - FOR DIGITAL TRUNKS WITH TRANSFER RATE OF 2048 KBIT/S.

y y

WITH DIGITAL TRANSMISSION LINK FOR LOCAL OPERATION OF DLUs) AT TRANSFER RATES OF 4096 KBIT/S WITH PRIMARY RATE ACCESS (PA) : FOR MEDIUM-SIZE AND LARGE ISDN PBXS (ISDN SUBSCRIBERS WITH PA) OPERATING AT TRANSFER RATE OF 2048

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OTHER DETAILS
OTHER DETAILS:

LTG

-TRANSFER RATE ON THE SDC:LTG FROM THE LTG TO THE SN AND VICE VERSA IS 8192 KBIT/S ( 8 MBPS). -EACH OF THESE SDCS HAS 128 TIME SLOTS ,OUT OF WHICH 127 TIME-SLOTS ARE USED FOR USER INFORMATION AND ONE TIME SLOT FOR MESSAGES. -USER INFORMATION IS THE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE COMMUNICATION PARTNERS (VOICE, TEXT, DATA, IMAGES). -MESSAGES ARE USED FOR COMMUNICATION IN THE EWSD SYSTEM.
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INTERPROCESSOR
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LTG TYPES
FUNCTIONAL LTG TYPE TYPE B: -DLU -PBX (ISDN-PA) -V5.2 ACCESS NETWORK(ONLY TO LTG M/N/P) CAN BE EQUIPPED WITH OCANEQ,COU, MDTOG TYPE C: -TRUNKS WITH CAS SIGNALING -TRUNKS WITH CCS7 SIGNALING - CCS7 SIGNALING CHANNEL TYPE D: INTERNATIONAL TRUNKS TYPE H: X25 DATA PACKETS FROM ISDN SUBS.
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LTG

LTG HW TYPE LTG G/M/N/P

LTG G/M/N/P

LTG D LTG H
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LTG FUNCTIONS
(a) CALL PROCESSING FUNCTIONS :

LTG

-RECEIVING AND EVALUATING SIGNALS FROM TRUNK AND THE SUBS -SENDING SIGNALS & AUDIBLE TONES -SENDING MESSAGES TO THE CP AND RECEIVING COMMANDS FROM CP -SENDING/RECEIVING REPORTS TO/FROM THE GROUP PROCESSORS (GP) -SENDING/ RECEIVING ORDERS TO/FROM CCNC -CONTROLLING THE SIGNALS TO DLU, PA -ADAPTING THE LINE CONDITIONS TO THE 8 MBPS INTERFACE TO THE SN -THROUGH-CONNECTION OF MESSAGES AND USER INFORMATION

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LTG FUNCTIONS

LTG

(b) SAFEGUARDING FUNCTIONS :

-DETECTING ERRORS IN THE LTG -DETECTING ERRORS ON THE CONNECTION PATHS WITHIN THE

EXCHANGE VIA CROSS-OFFICE CHECKS AND BIT ERROR RATIO COUNTING (BERC) RANGE -EXCHANGING ROUTINE TEST MESSAGES WITH THE CP SO THAT CP
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-TRANSFERRING ERROR MESSAGES TO THE CP -EVALUATING ERRORS TO DETERMINE PENETRATION RANGE -INITIATING MEASURES CORRESPONDING TO THE PENETRATION

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LTG FUNCTIONS

LTG

( c ) ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS :

-SENDING MESSAGES TO THE CP FOR TRAFFIC MEASUREMENTS AND

TRAFFIC OBSERVATION -SWITCHING OF TEST CONNECTIONS

- -TESTING OF TRUNKS AND PORT-SPECIFIC AREAS OF THE LTG USING THE - ATE:T INTEGRATED IN EWSD AND THE ATE:TM - -INDICATING IMPORTANT INFORMATION (E.G. CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS) TO THE FUNCTIONAL UNITS - -CREATING, BLOCKING, RELEASING DEVICES VIA MML COMMANDS
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Time slot LTG1 LIU x x x SDC x SDC

GP

SDC SDC SN0

SN1
1 1

LTG
Z
1 1

A-side

Time slot LTGn LIU B-side y y SDC y y SDC GP

SDC SDC

MB0

MB1

IOP

IOP

CP

SUBSCRIBER CONNECTION (SN0 ACTIVE)

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STANDARD DISTRIBUTION OF ACTIVE MESSAGE CHANNELS OF LTGS IN SN-HALVES

LTG No. X-1 X-2 X-3 X-4 X-5 X-6 X-7 X-8 X-9 X-10 X-11
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LTG

Active MCH. via LTG No. X-12 SN-1 SN-0 SN-1 SN-1 SN-0 SN-1 SN-0 SN-0 SN-1 SN-0 SN-1 X-60 X-61 X-62 X-63 X-13 X-14 X-15

Active MCH. via SN-1 SN-0 SN-1 SN-0

SN-1 SN-0 SN-1 SN-0

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LTG1 LIU

Time slot 0 0 SN0 x x

1

SN1 x
1

x
1

LTG
0 0 GP Time slot LTG63 LIU 2* 0 0 126
63 63

y
1

126

2*

126* 2

2 126*

0 0 GP

63

63

MB0
-- Message channel LTG-SN/SN-LTG through connected, but not active *) Message channel SN-MB/MB-SN through connected, but not active

MB1

IOP CP

IOP

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EXCHANGE OF MESSAGES BETWEEN LTG AND CP, LTG AND LTG (SN WITH 63 LTGS)

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STRUCTURE OF THE LTGG

LTG

FUNCTIONAL UNITS OF LTGG

y

y y y

FUNCTIONAL UNITS IN THE LINE/TRUNK UNIT (LTU) FUNCTIONAL UNITS IN THE SIGNALING UNIT (SU) GROUP SWITCH AND LINK INTERFACE UNIT (GSL) GROUP PROCESSOR (GP)

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LTU
DIU30 DIU:LDIB

GSL TO/FROM SU

LTG

LTU COUB LTU CR LTU

ATE:T ATE:TM ETEAE

SPHI SPHO SIHI SIHO

Add. signals

to/ from SN

LTU
OCANEQ

GP
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FUNCTIONAL UNITS OF THE LINE/TRUNK UNIT

(LTU)

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SU

SPHO (2 Mb/s) SPHO (2 Mb/s) GSL

CRM RM:CTC

CRP TOG

SPHO (2 Mb/s) SIHI SIHO ADDR. SIGNAL

LTG

to/ from SN

LTU

LTU

GP
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FUNCTIONAL UNITS IN THE SIGNALING UNIT (SU)

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SU

SPHO/I 2 Mb/s 0,1 0/1*

GS part

GSL

LIU part

LTG

LTU0

DATO0 DATO1 DATI0

SN0 SN1

LTU4/ SU*

6/1*

SN0 DATI1 SN1

To/from SILCB (GP)

CDIM/CDAM SPHO/I 11

SYNI

MCHO/I

GP
*) SPHO/I1 for LTGG with C-function (SU instead of LTU4)

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Unit Group switch and interface unit (GSL) for LTGG

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LTU

SIHO to LTU/SU SIHI from LTU/SU

DATO/I GS part LIU part TO/ from FROM SN DATO/I

SN to/

LTG

LTU

CGSM SILCB SM PART ADDRESS SIGNALS

RESET

SYNI MCH

0/1 PMU
SIB O/I

CLOCK TO PMUetc

CG PART

MCH PART 16

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GP

LTU0......LTU3

SU C R

GS

GP C P G M S U M

SU

LTU0......LTU3

SU

GS GP G O S G L
T

SU C LTGR D C C

D C C

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3
0

D I U 3 0 b

T G O S G L

C R

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3
0

C R

C P G M S U M

(a) RM:CTC if CCS is used (b) COUB is used for conference calls

F:LTGG

LTGG (C-FUNCTION) FRAME LAYOUT

LTU0......LTU4

D C C

D I U 3 0 b c

D I U 3 0 b c

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3 0 b

C R

GP SU GS T G C P S O S G M I G L S U L M C B

SU

LTU0......LTU4

SU GS

GP C P G M S U M S I L C B

SU

C R

D I U 3 0 b c

D I U 3 0 b c

D I U 3 0 b

D I U 3 0 b

C R

T O G

G S L

D C C R C

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F:LTGG

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FUSE BAR F:LTGG LTGG LTGG

LTG

F:LTGG LTGG LTGG

F:LTGG LTGG LTGG

F:LTGG LTGG LTGG

F:LTGG LTGG LTGG

LAYOUT OF LTGG RACK

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FUSE PANEL

FUSE PANEL

TSG0.x or SSG0.x or SN0

*)

F:LTG0

LTG

TSG1x or SSG1x or SN1

F:LTG1

F:LTG0

F:LTG2

F:LTG1

F:LTG3

F:LTG2

TSG0.x or SSG0.x or SN0 TSG1x or SSG1x or SN1

*)

F:LTG3

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RACK FOR SWITCHING NETWORK B AND LINE/TRUNK GROUP (R:SN(B)/LTG) WITH CABLE LEAD-IN FROM TOP AND FROM BOTTOM

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STRUCTURE OF THE LTGM

LTG

THE LTGM IS USED FOR ALL TASKS EXCEPT CONNECTION OF OCANEQ. ONLY THREE MODULES ARE NECESSARY FOR A COMPLETE LTGM WITH FOUR PCM SYSTEMS CONNECTED. FOR SPECIAL FUNCTION ,FOURTH MODULE CAN BE INSERTED IN LTG (FN.-B)

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DETAILS OF MODULES OF LTGM

DIU 120A OR DIU: LDIM:

LTG

- DIU120A:THE 4 PCMS ARE COMBINED TOGETHER WITH THE CURRENT CONVERTER ON THIS MODULE. LOGICALLY, THIS MODULE IS TREATED AS LTU0 TO LTU3 WITH ORDINARY DIU30 MODULES. - DIU:LDIM:OPTIONALLY, THIS MODULE CAN BE USED TO CONNECT A DLU VIA A 4MBPS LOCAL DLU INTERFACE


THE GPL MODULE (GROUP PROCESSOR FOR LTGM):

IT HOLDS THE PMU AND, IF REQUIRED, THE FUNCTIONALITY. TWO DIFFERENT MODULES ARE USED: SILC

-GPL:

GROUP PROCESSOR FOR LTGM WITHOUT SILC FUNCTION -GPLS: GROUP PROCESSOR FOR LTGM WITH SILC FUNCTION
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DETAILS OF MODULES OF LTGM

LTG

y -

The GSM (group switch for LTGM) :

It is a combination of GSL, TOG, RM : CTC, CR and GCG. Depending on the available on board components, different GSM modules are used.

- The last three digits of the GSMabc modules define the module type. The 4th character (called a) designated by Y the PCM30, by Z PCM24 . For the 5th and 6th character the following table applies:

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DETAIL OF MODULES OF LTGM

LTG

b A C D Eight CRPC Circuits Eight CRMR2 Circuits Four RM:CTC Circuits Yes Yes Yes

c Yes Yes -

Example: GSMYAA and GSMYCC holds 16 CRPC and CRMR2 circuits. respectively whereas GSMYDC holds 8 CRMR2 plus 4 RM:CTC circuits.
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DETAILS OF GSM MODULES IN LTGM

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DETAIL OF MODULES OF LTGM 4th module in LTGM (LTU:S)



LTG

A PHMA can be installed to connect an Access Network AN via V5.2 interface. An MDTOG can be installed to support the feature CLIP for analog subscribers. This module is used to deliver the A-party number to analog wired subscribers of the exchange. The used method is called Frequency Shift Key FSK. A MDTOG can be connected via SN to any analog DLU port of the EWSD exchange (pool solution). A COUC can be installed to support large conferences. The new COUC module has 32 ports, which can be used in any combination (e.g. one conference with 14 subscribers and two with 9 subscribers. compensation. An MCT can be installed to support the mid call trigger function. An ATE : N can be installed as automatic test equipment.
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LTU
with DIU 120 A or DIU : LDIM*

LTG

LTU : S
with

COUC or PHMA or MDTOG or

MCT or ATE : N

GS, LIU, TOG , RM: CTC, CR, GCG

GSM
x 4 Mbps link for Local DLU interface
*2

8 Mbps SDC to SN 0/1

PMU, SILC*

GPL

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STRUCTURE OF THE LTGM

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LTGMO L DIU120 T I A, DIU:LDI U U M : S 1 2 0 A / D I U L D I M D G S M G P L / G P L S D I U 1 2 0 A / D I U L D I M

LTGM1 L T U : S G S M G P L / G P L S D I U 1 2 0 A / D I U L D I M

LTGM2 L T U : S G S M G P L / G P L S D I U 1 2 0 A / D I U L D I M

LTGM3 L T U : S G S M G P L / G P L S D I U 1 2 0 A / D I U L D I M

LTGM4 L T U : S G S M G P L LTG / G P L S

FRAME FOR LTGM, F:LTGM ( A) (LTU:S ONLY FOR LTGM IN B FUNCTION )

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FRAME, RACK FOR LTGM

LTGM HAS ONLY THREE MODULES (FOUR WITH THE OPTIONAL LTU : S) FIVE LTGS CAN BE ACCOMODATED IN ONE FRAME UP TO 30 LTGMS CAN BE INSTALLED IN ONE RACK. EACH LTG HAS ITS OWN CURRENT CONVERTER, LOCATED ON THE DIU120A OR DIU:LDIM MODULE. IN CASE OF SN(B) VERSION OF SWITCHING NETWORK, SN IS HOUSED IN A COMPOSITE RACK R:SN(B)/LTGM. HERE TSG(B)/SSG(B) OCCUPYING TWO FRAMES WILL BE HOUSED ALONGWITH 20 LTGMS IN FOUR F:LTGM.

LTG

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STRUCTURE OF LTGN

LTG

 

THE LTGN IS THE NEWEST RELEASE OF THE LTG. ONLY ONE MODULE MAKES UP A COMPLETE LTGN FOR THE BASIC TASKS THE LTGN HARDWARE COMBINES EVERY POSSIBLE FUNCTIONAL UNIT ON THIS SINGLE MODULE, E.G. DIFFERENT CODE RECEIVERS IN LOGICAL LTU AND SU POSITIONS. FOR SPECIAL FUNCTIONS A SECOND MODULE E.G. PHMA,MDTOG,COUC,MCT AND ATE:N BEING USED.FUNCTIONS ALREADY COVERED IN LTGM. ANOTHER MODULE NAMELY OCEN IS USED FOR OCANEQ FUNCTIONS.
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STRUCTURE OF LTGN

LTG

DEPENDING ON THE APPLICATION, DIFFERENT MODULE TYPES ARE USED AND GIVEN IN FOLLOWING TABLE:
NAME TYPE MEMORY SILC

GPNLE GPNLD GPNYE GPNYD GPNYC

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LOCAL DLU INTERFACE LOCAL DLU INTERFACE PCM30 PCM30 PCM30

64 Mbyte 32 Mbyte 64 Mbyte 32 Mbyte 16 Mbyte

YES YES YES YES NO

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GPN
4 x PCM30 or 2xLDI (4Mbps)

DIU part

CR part

GCG part

LTG

SILC part LTU:S (optional) COUC MDTOG PHMA MCT ATE:N

IOP Part 8Mbps GS, LIU, TOG part SDC to SN 0/1

GP part

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STRUCTURE OF THE LTGN

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FRAME/RACKS FOR LTGN

 

LTG

 

THERE ARE TWO DIFFERENT FRAME TYPES FOR THE LTGN. IF THE LTU : S FUNCTION IS NOT NEEDED , 16 LTGNS CAN BE INSTALLED IN ONE FRAME (F:LTGN(A)). UP TO 64 LTG CAN BE INSTALLED IN A RACK. WHEN THE LTU: S IS NECESSARY (E.G. PHMA OR COUC), ONLY EIGHT LTGS ARE POSSIBLE (F:LTGN(B)). IN CASE OF SN(B) , SN IS HOUSED IN A COMPOSITE RACK R:SN(B)/LTGN. HERE TSG(B)/SSG(B) OCCUPYING TWO FRAMES WILL BE HOUSED ALONGWITH LTGNS IN THREE F:LTGN. ANOTHER TYPE OF COMPOSITE RACK PROVIDES TWO FRAMES FOR TSG(B)/SSG(B), TWO FRAMES FOR MB/CCG(B) AND MAXIMUM OF ONE FRAME FOR LTGN. EACH LTGN HAS ITS OWN ON-BOARD CURRENT CONVERTER. ALL LTGNS OF ONE FRAME ARE CONNECTED TO ONE PAIR OF FUSES.
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LTGN0-LTGN15
GPN

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G P N

G LTG P N

FRAME FOR LTGN, F:LTGN ( A)

LTGN0-LTGN15
GPN

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

L T U : S

G P N

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FRAME FOR LTGN, F:LTGN ( B)

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FRAME/RACK FOR LTGN

CR, CAN, DISP COMMANDS CR LTG CR LTU CR CRMOD STAT LTG STAT DIU STAT CR STAT COU STAT MDTOG
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LTG

CAN LTG CAN LTU CAN CRMOD CONF LTG CONF DIU CONF CR CONF COU CONF MDTOG

DISP LTG DISP LTU DISP CRMOD DIAG LTG DIAG DIU DIAG CR DIAG COU DIAG MDTOG
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STAT,CONF,DIAG COMMANDS

STAT OCANEQ CONF OCANEQ DIAG OCANEQ

STATUS COMMANDS


LTG

STAT LTG : LTG = tsg-ltg;

LTG ACT ACT ACT ACT CH0 STB STB ACT ACT CH1 ACT ACT STB STB NO. 0-2 0-4 0-6 0-8 LTG ACT ACT ACT ACT CH0 ACT STB STB ACT CH1 STB ACT ACT STB

NO. 0-1 0-3 0-5 0-7

. .

. .

. .
STB STB STB

. .
ACT ACT ACT

. .

. .

. .
ACT ACT ACT

. .
STB STB STB
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0-60 ACT 0-62 ACT 1-1

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0-61 ACT 0-63 ACT 1-2 ACT

ACT

STATUS COMMANDS

LTG

STAT DIU : LTG = tsg-ltg;

DIUTYPAPPLIC D30 CCSLDI D30 CCSDLU D30 EXTLDI OST LTG ACT ACT ACT OST DIU ACT ACT ACT OST PCM ACT ACT ACT

LTG 0-1 0-1 0-1

DIU 0 1 2

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STATUS COMMANDS

LTG

STAT CR: LTG=TSG-LTG;

LTG 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 LCPOS 4-0-0 4-0-1 4-0-2 4-0-3 4-1-0 4-1-1 4-1-2 4-1-3 CRPOS CRTYP CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC CRPC OST LTG ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT OST CR ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT
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0-0 0-1 0-2 0-3 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-3

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STATUS COMMANDS

LTG

STAT COU: LTG=TSG-LTG;

LTG 0-8

COU 3

COUTY Y22

OST LTG ACT

OST COU ACT

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CONFIGURATIONS
GENERAL PRINCIPLE:

LTG

The unit to be diagnosed must be MBL for fault clearance. If the Unit to be cleared is not MBL, it must be configured to MBL before fault clearance. If the unit is in ACT, it should be configured first to CBL and then to MBL. When the unit has been successfully cleared of faults it should be configured back to ACT. In case of Digital Interface Units (DIU) which are connected to Digital Line Units (DLU), the CONF DIU command will not work. For configuring them to some desired status, the side of the DLU to which the said DIU is connected can be configured by command CONF DLU.

CONF LTG: LTG = tst-ltg, OST = CBL;

This command blocks the LTG for call processing, i.e. new seizures are no longer possible.
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DIAGNOSTICS

LTG

LTG DIAGNOSTICS
THE LTG MAY BE DIAGNOSED ONLY IN MBL STATUS.

DIAG LTG:

LTG=tsg-ltg, TA=ALL;

DIAGONOSID OF SUB UNITS OF LTG

The prerequisite for carrying diagnostics on any of the above subunits is : LTG = ACT or CBL DIU/CR/COU/OCANEQ = MBL The command is

DIAG DIU/CR/COU/OCANEQ

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CREATION OF LTG

LTG

CR LTG: LTG = 0-1, Type = LTGB, LDPARP = 12 ; CR LTG: LTG = 0-2, Type = LTGB, LDPARP = 52; ( for V5.2 interface) CR LTG: LTG = 0-3, Type = LTGC, LDPARP = 13 ; CR LTG: LTG = 0-4, Type = LTGH, LDPARP = 60 ;

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CREATION OF LTU
LTG

To create a module in a LTU, two variants are distinguished:

-With application (for DIU modules) -Without application (for everything else)

VALUES FOR PARAMETER :TYPE

D30 DIU30 for PCM30 system U07 OCANEQ equipment (OCE:SPM, OCE:SPC, OCE:MUP) Y25 COUC for multiparty service (conference) in LTGM/N COUB for multiparty service (conference) in LTGG V15 MDTOG for CLIP for analog wired subscribers PMA PHMA for LTGM/N to connect an AN via V5.2 interface ATE TEM:LE for testing ATM ATE:TM for testing
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CREATION OF LTU
LTG

VALUES FOR PARAMETER :TYPE

V01 V02 V03 V04 V08 V09 V10 8 code receivers for MFC:R2 signaling, TETPCPRT &TPCPRT ports 8 code receivers for pushbutton dialing, TETPCPRT &TPCPRT ports 8 code receivers for pushbutton dialing, TLFB & TESTNO ETEAE, TETPCPRT & TPCPRT ports TECONF ports 8 code receivers for pushbutton dialing, TLF, RBS & TESTNO ports DIUPORTs, Alarm call ports TETPCPRT & TPCPRT ports
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CREATION OF LTU
LTG

VALUES FOR PARAMETER : APPLICATION

Trunk with Common Channel Signaling No. 7 Trunk with Channel associated signaling PDC from DLU with CCS PDC from DLU without CCS PDC from Local DLU with CCS PDC from Local DLU without CCS Channel Associated Signaling for recorded announcement machines Signaling for Primary Access (large PABX) Connection of AN on v5.2 interface
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CCSCCS CASCAS CCSDLU EXTDLU CCSLDI EXTLDI CASRCA CCSPA V52IF

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CREATION OF LTU

LTG

(a) Creation of Local DLU interface CR LTU: LTG = 0-1, LTU = 0, Type = D30, APPLIC = CCSLDI; CR LTU: LTG = 0-1, LTU = 1, Type = D30, APPLIC = CCSLDI; CR LTU: LTG = 0-1, LTU = 2, Type = D30, APPLIC = EXTLDI; CR LTU: LTG = 0-1, LTU = 3, Type = D30, APPLIC = EXTLDI; (b) Creation of Remote DLU interface CR LTU: LTG= 0-5, LTU = 0, Type = D30, APPLIC = CCSDLU; CR LTU: LTG= 0-5, LTU = 1, Type = D30, APPLIC = CCSDLU; CR LTU: LTG= 0-5, LTU = 2, Type = D30, APPLIC = EXTDLU; CR LTU: LTG= 0-5, LTU = 3, Type = D30, APPLIC = EXTDLU; (c) Creation of DIU 30 interface for trunks or DAS CR LTU: LTG =0-3, LTU =0,Type=D30, APPLIC = CASRCA ; CR LTU: LTG =0-3, LTU =1,Type=D30, APPLIC = CASCAS ; CR LTU: LTG =0-3, LTU = 2,Type=D30, APPLIC = CCSCCS ;
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CREATION OF LTU
(d) Creation of LTU other than connecting PDCs

LTG

y Creation of code receivers for DTMF dialing in LTU

CR LTU : LTG= 0-1, LTU=4, Type=V03; Note: LTU 4 should be used for LTGG whereas LTU 6 should be used for LTGM or LTGN Creation of Conference Unit CR LTU : LTG=0-7, LTU=3, Type=Y22 ; Creation of LTU for ETEAE CR LTU : LTG=0-6, LTU=3, Type=V04, MODVAR=1-0; Creation of LTU for test conference (TECONF) ports CRLTU : LTG=0-1, LTU=6, Type=V08; Creation of LTU for translation function (TLF), ring back service (RBS) and test numbers (TESTNO) ports CRLTU: LTG=0-1, LTU=5, Type=V09, MODVAR=0-0 & 1-0;
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y y y y

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CREATION OF LTU

LTG

(d) Creation of LTU other than connecting PDC



Creation of LTU for test phone control (TPCPRT & TETPCPRT) ports of workstation CRLTU : LTG=0-1, LTU=7, Type=V11; Creation of LTU for alarm call ports CRLTU : LTG=0-3, LTU=4, Type=V10, MODVAR=0-3;

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CREATION OF LTU

LTG

(e) Creation of LTU for further modules in LTGM/N

Creation of MDTOG located in LTU:S CR LTU: LTG =0-5 , LTU=5, Creation of LTU for PHMA CR LTU: LTG=0-2 , LTU=5, TYPE=V15 ; TYPE=PMA;

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CREATION OF CODE RECEIVERS IN SULTG



CRPC IN LTG 0-1, RMCTC/CRMR2 in LTG 0-3 & CRMR2 in LTG 0-8:
LTG = 0-1, CRMOD=0,TYPE= CRPC; LTG= 0-1, CRMOD=1, TYPE= CRPC;

CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD: CR CRMOD:

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LTG = 0-3, CRMOD = 0, TYPE =RMCTC; LTG = 0-3, CRMOD = 4, TYPE = CRMR2; LTG = 0-3, CRMOD = 5, TYPE = CRMR2; LTG = 0-8, CRMOD = 0, TYPE =CRMR2; LTG = 0-8, CRMOD = 1, TYPE = CRMR2; LTG = 0-8, CRMOD = 4, TYPE = CRMR2; LTG = 0-8, CRMOD = 5, TYPE = CRMR2;
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To display existing LTGs/LTUs/CRs

DISP LTG : LTG TYPE 0-1 0-2 0-3 0-4 DISP CRMOD : LTG 0-1 0-1 LTG = 0-x; LDPARP 12 52 13 60 LTG = 0-1 ; CRMOD 0 1 TYPE CRPC CRPC

LTG

LTGB LTGB LTGC LTGH

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To display existing LTGs/LTUs/CRs LTG

DISPLTU: LTG=0-1;
LTU 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TYPE APPLIC D30 D30 D30 V04 V09 V03 V08 V10 MOD VAR CCSLDI 0-1& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 CCSDLU 0-1& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 EXTLDI 0-1& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 0-1& 1-0& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 0-1& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 0-0& 1-0& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 0-1& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1 0-3& 1-1& 2-1& 3-1& 4-1& 5-1& 6-1

LTG 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1

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LTG

THANK YOU

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