166 SBCSU - Station and S0 bus Configuration of SWU


SLMS	(S0 interface)
STMD, STMD2	(S0 interface)
DIU-N2, DIU-N4	(S2 interface)
DIU-S2	(S2 interface)
SLMQ	(ANSI-U interface) In the case of extremely long lines (from 1-2 km up to 9 km), use
SLMQ3	(U2B1Q interface)
SLC24	(Up0/E interface)
SLMO, SLMO16, SLMO24,SLMOP, SLOP2	(Up0/E interface)
STHC, STHC2	(combination of STMD and SLMO, i.e. S0 as well as Up0/E interface)
STMA	(IWU to the ATM switch)
STMI-HFA	(HFA gateway version# 1 to IP)
STMI2-HFA	(HFA gateway version# 2 to IP)
STMI2-SIP	(SIP Subscriber)

In particular, the following combinations are possible:

Functional bus with 3 alternative connection paths
>> refer to Feature Usage Example Terminal Configuration, Digital S0 and UP0 <<

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Direct connection to SLMS or STMD via S0 line

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Connection to SLMQ or SLMQ3 via PNT

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Connection to STMD as external station

Non-voice terminals connected to a functional bus do not have associated voice terminals. Thus, only terminals with an independent dialing circuit may be connected.

With this bus type, only one station number can be assigned per bus connection, and a maximum of one terminal per service.

To assign additional station numbers, please refer to chap. “Multiple Subscriber Numbers (MSN) - MSN on the S0 bus”.

OPTISET configuration with 3 connection options
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiset E Configuration << resp.
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiPoint Up0E Configuration << resp.
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiPoint IP Configuration <<

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Connection via PNT-Q to SLMQ-EXT (parts number Q2153 -X only)
or SLMQ3

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Connection via the Up0/E line direct to SLMO (w/o FCTID)
or SLMO (FCTID=1)

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Connection via the Up0/E line direct to STMA (FCTID=4)
as ATM-IWU in the PSW (Port Switching) operating mode

With an OPTISET connection to the SLMO, SLMQ-EXT or STMA-PSW a maximum of three terminals under a maximum of three different station numbers can be set up. Permitted terminals for this purpose are: CorNet-TS terminals (OPTISET, OPTIP500), analog terminals (ANADEV, ANAFAX, ANADTE) or terminals with an S0 interface (API, SET600, FAX, DTE).

One OPTISET or OPTIP500 must always be set up for the main station number. A further OPTISET or OPTIP500 may be set up for a secondary station number; i.e. a maximum of two OPTISET / OPTIP500 devices can be operated per OPTISET connection. Per main station number or per secondary station number, a maximum of two S0 devices can be installed.

Unlike with the S0 bus, functional terminals can also be set up for a secondary station number, providing these all have the same call number. For administration all functional terminals (SET600, FAX, DTE) then count collectively as just one device.

Only one analog terminal (regardless of which type) can be set up on an OPTISET connection: either an analog non-voice terminal (i.e. ANAFAX or ANADTE) on the main station number or a general analog terminal (ANADEV) under a secondary station number.
A functional terminal of one type can be set up only once per OPTISET access. However, up to a maximum of two CorNet-TS and CorNet-T terminals of the same type can be installed. Functional terminals can also be reached via MSN station numbers (see also Chapter “Multiple Subscriber Numbers (MSN) - MSN for OPTISET configurations”).

Within each service, terminals with different protocols may be installed; i.e. via the OPTISET configuration, the voice terminals OPTISET / OPTIP500 (CorNet-TS) and SET600 (functional protocol) or a functional DTE can be operated at the same time.

In order to connect additional terminals, the following OPTISET / OPTIP500 Adapters may be necessary:

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a maximum of one OPTISET E / OPTIPOINT500 Slave Phone Adapter
*** cannot be specified explicitly, but is instead generated implicitly by AMO ***
*** and displayed in the OPTISPA field of the DISPLAY mask ***
to connect a second OPTISET / OPTIP500 device

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a maximum of one OPTISET E / OPTIPOINT500 S0 Adapter
*** cannot be specified explicitly, but is instead generated implicitly by AMO ***
*** and displayed in the OPTIS0A field of the DISPLAY mask ***
to connect S0 devices

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a maximum of one OPTISET E / OPTIPOINT500 a/b Adapter
*** cannot be specified explicitly, but is instead generated implicitly by AMO ***
*** and displayed in the OPTIABA field of the DISPLAY mask ***
to connect analog devices

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a maximum of one OPTIPOINT500 USB Adapter (integrated)
(optionally working as S0 Adapter, Control Adapter or Data Adapter)
*** cannot be specified explicitly, but is instead generated implicitly by AMO ***
*** and displayed in the OPTIUSB field of the DISPLAY mask ***
to connect S0 devices

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a maximum of two OPTISET E Control Adapters (OPTICA parameter)
to connect a PC dialer

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a maximum of two OPTISET E Data Adapters (OPTIDA parameter)
to connect a data terminal

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OPTISET E / OPTIPOINT500 Slave Phone Adapter (OPTISPA) and
OPTISET E / OPTIPOINT500 a/b Adapter (OPTIABA) are mutually exclusive

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The total of OPTIS0A, OPTISPA, OPTIABA, OPTIUSB (each implicitly configured),
OPTICA and OPTIDA must not exceed two

Also, per OPTISET voice terminal, a maximum of four add-on devices or a maximum of three add-on devices and one identity card reader (IDCR) can be connected.

Per OPTIP500 voice terminal, a maximum of two add-on devices or a maximum of one add-on device and one SmartCard Reader (IDCR) or application module (APPM) can be connected.

For the different connection alternatives via the OPTISET configuration
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiset E Configuration << resp.
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiPoint Up0E Configuration << resp.
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiPoint IP Configuration <<

For ATM specific connection alternatives via the OPTISET configuration
>>refer to "Hicom 300/300 E/300 H ATM Connectivity Phase 1 to 3"<<
>> ATM Usage Example STMA Station and Trunk Module for ATM <<

For HFA specific connection alternatives via the OPTISET configuration
>> refer to Feature Usage Example HiPath Feature Access <<

CMI configuration ( CMI version >= V3.0 )

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Connection directly to SLC24 via Up0/E line

For a CMI it is possible in each case to set up one of 4 different CMI terminals each with its own station number. CMI-CorNet-TS terminals (BASE, RADIO) and CMI terminals with an S0 interface (EXTLINE) are permitted here.

It should be noted that the various CMI terminals can only seize specific circuits in the SLC24 module :

Table 166-1

Starting with CMI Version V3.0 CMI expansion lines and CMIADM devices are no longer used. CMI Version 2.3 is not released for HiPath 4000 V3.0.

Up to four add-ons can be set up for a CMI-CorNet-TS terminal (CMIADM, BASE, RADIO).

Functional CMI terminals (EXTLINE) cannot be accessed under MSN station numbers.

Point-to-point connections for functional S0/S2 terminals
>>refer to Feature Usage Example Adding an S2 station <<

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Direct voice/non-voice connection with a maximum of two b-channels to STMD via an S0 line.
For short lines a SLMS can be used instead of an STMD.

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Direct voice/non-voice connection with a maximum of 30 b-channels to DIU-S2, DIU-N2 or DIU-N4 via an S2 line

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Direct voice/non-voice connection with a maximum over IP to STMI2-SIP

The individual b-channels of the SIP/S0/S2 line will no longer be permanently assigned to different call numbers - instead, any number of MSN station numbers are assigned to the termination, of which up to 2 (for S0) or 30 (for S2 and SIP) MSN station numbers may be in the calling condition simultaneously. Which b-channel is used for the connection is left to chance.
Point-to-point connections can be set up for non-voice terminals with S0/S2 interfaces, e.g. DP-systems, LANs, servers.

To assign additional station numbers, please refer to chap. “Multiple Subscriber Numbers (MSN) - MSN for functional point-to-point connections”.

Figure 24

Connection of a terminal with 2 b-channels (S0 or Up0)

Figure 25

Connection of a terminal with 30 b-channels (S2)

Multiple Subscriber Numbers (MSN)

MSN on the S0 bus
>> refer to Feature Usage Example EURO-ISDN Terminals <<

For the bus type described above:

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Functional bus

there is also the possibility of enhancing the existing bus configuration to include so called Multiple subscriber numbers (MSN). In this way

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an existing functional device, which belongs to the main station number, can be reached using different station numbers (whereby the actual dialled number is always displayed)

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further functional devices for a service already configured on the bus can be attached and reached respectively by their own station numbers.

A restriction to functional devices of a special service is not possible.

The devices attached to the bus must be set to the station numbers used.

Fundamentally the following distinction applies:

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An MSN station number

is a new number on the bus by which each existing functional device of the main station number can be reached.
In this respect, there is no limitation as to the number of MSN station numbers which can be configured on the bus.

MSN for OPTISET configurations
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiset E Configuration << resp.
>> refer to Feature Usage Example optiPoint Up0E Configuration <<

Via the OPTISET configuration, the existing device constellation can be expanded by so-called MSN station numbers (Multiple Subscriber Numbers). This has the following advantages:

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An existing functional device set up for a main station number or a secondary station number can be reached at several station numbers; (however, it is always the dialed station number that is displayed).

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Other functional devices of a service already configured via an OPTISET configuration can be connected and can be reached at their own station numbers.

Restricting this to functional terminals with certain services is not possible.

The functional terminals connected via the OPTISET configuration must be set to the station numbers that have been set up.

The following distinction must always be made:

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An MSN station number

is an additional station number for the OPTISET configuration at which any existing functional terminal can be reached.
There is no restriction on the number of MSN station numbers per OPTISET configuration.

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An MSN secondary station number

is an existing station number without functional services that is connected via the OPTISET configuration (irrespective of whether main or secondary station number) and that is extended in such a manner that each existing functional terminal of the OPTISET configuration can also be reached at this station number. If the functional services are set up for a secondary station number, unlike with the S0 bus, the main station number can also be an MSN secondary station number.
The number of MSN secondary station numbers via the OPTISET configuration is subject to the following restrictions: The total number of CorNet-TS terminals, CorNet-T terminals, functional terminals (each service here counting individually), and MSN secondary station numbers must not exceed eight; however, the MSN share of a station number counts only as a single terminal, irrespective of how many functional services are in fact thus reachable.

MSN for functional point-to-point connections
>> refer to Feature Usage Example Adding an S2 station <<

The Point-to-Point connections for functional S0/S2/SIP terminals described before may also be extended by so called MSN station numbers (Multiple Subscriber Numbers).

A restriction to functional devices of a special service is not possible.

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An MSN station number

Signed-off subscribers

>> refer to Feature Usage Example AUTOSET RELOCATE Applications <<

Terminals OPTISET and OPTIP500 can also be installed as signed-off subscribers. These are not assigned a location. Locations entered for signed-off subscribers are ignored. Signed-off subscribers can sign on by means of a registration code number and PIN at any suitable terminal, or they can sign on via a suitable terminal at the appropriate location, or they can be signed on at a suitable location by means of AMO DSSU.

Suitable locations for the various terminals are:

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for OPTISET / OPTIP500:

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with PNT-Q to SLMQ or SLMQ3

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direct to SLMO

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with OPTISPA to an OPTISET / OPTIP500 master terminal
(except if connected to SLMQ3).

However, the location or the TSI at which a signed-off subscriber can be signed on must be signed off.

Associated devices

In the context of user-oriented licensing, one user can have maximum 4 Associated Devices.

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One user's main device which consumes a FLEX license.

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One client device which consumes a Standard license (except Unify Phone client which requires an extra additional “Unify Phone License”)

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Two additional devices. One additional device consumes a Standard license.

Associated device can be configured with AMO SBCSU or SCSU

ADD-SBCSU:STNO=12675,...,PRIMDEV=12201;

ADD-SCSU:STNO=12150,...,PRIMDEV=12201;

together with existing

ADD-SBCSU:STNO=12000,...,CLNTDESK=12201;

or eventually

ADD-SBCSU:STNO=12000,...,CLNTDESK=12201,CLNTTYPE=UNIPHONE;

With this commands

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12201 becomes Primary Associated Device

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digite 12675 and anate 12150 become Secondary Associated Devices linked to 12201 as main device.

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in the background permanent PIN of main number 12201 is activated on devices 12675 and 12150. The user is not able to delete the PIN manually, so it will be activated as long the secondary associated device exists.

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12201 becomes DESK.

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12675 becomes CLIENT.

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Notes

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Secondary Associated Device cannot have or be clients, i.e. they cannot be part of DESK/CLIENT configuration

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Primary Associated Device cannot be Secondary Associated Device or CLIENT

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CLIENT or a Secondary Associated Device cannot be Primary Associated Device

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A user may have maximum 4 Associated Devices:

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One main phone number device (Primary Associated Device)

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One CLIENT (first secondary associated device)

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Two additional Secondary associated devices (Third and fourth secondary associated device

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Primary Associated Device can be either:

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TDM phone (Up0/SBCU only)

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HFA or SIP phone

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Virtual Desk (*)

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all SoftClients except OSMO, Circuit, Unify Phone Clients

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No CMI device allowed!

(*) Virtual Desk consumes no license and it’s a virtual device, with no possibility to go in service.

(*) Virtual Desk cannot have associated devices. The only configuration allowed for virtual desk is client/desk where the client is Unify Phone or OSMO.

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CLIENT device - existing CLIENTs (First Secondary associated device) can be either:

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OSMO client

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Circuit client

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Unify Phone client.

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No other devices allowed!

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Second device is always reserved for client device (existing configuration of Client/DESK)

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A user cannot have more than one client device.

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Third and fourth devices (Secondary associated device) can be either:

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TDM phone (Up0/SBCSU or analog/SCSU)

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HFA or SIP phone

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all SoftClients except OSMO, Circuit, Unify Phone Clients

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CMI (config is allowed)

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As prerequisite, Primary Associated Device must set parameter PRIMDEV=YES for at least one of the COPIN numbers.

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The relation between associated devices cannot be modified, it is created or destroyed only at the time of add or deletion of the secondary associated device.

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With PIN activated, all outgoing calls from secondary associated devices will signal main number.

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Secondary associated devices, except CLIENTS, can be called individually on their configured number.

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Incoming calls to user's main number will ring main device, or will follow autopilot routing (CLIENT/DESK)

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If the user wants to be called on a specific device, he can set the preferred device in UC.

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For a customer not using UC, he can program a forward to the device where he wants to be reached.

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