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5.29. S0/S2 Trunk Parameterization Previous topic Parent topic Child topic Next topic

Figure 65. Example of parameterization for reference clock supply

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IMPORTANT:
The MASTER/SLAVE allocation is for layer 2 signalling (D-channel), has nothing to do with the clock distribution and can also be set in the reverse direction.

Figure 66. Example of parameterization for range extension

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Three sets of associated parameters must be observed for parametrization for the reference clock supply:
SMD - TMD
MASTER - SLAVE (NETWORK-SIDE - USER-SIDE)
PRI 0 - PRI > 0
The following rules must be adhered to (Figure 67)
  • Exchange trunks (S0/S2) are always
    • TMD
    • SLAVE
    • PRI > 0
  • The following applies to tie trunks
    • SMD should have priority=0, MASTER should normally apply.
    • Normally, TMD has priority > 0, and SLAVE is set.
    • Normally, the three parameters have the opposite values in the remote system.
    • if SMD is set, the circuit will not be regarded as reference clock supplier even if priority = 0. Exception (see Figure 68): if PCM2/30 lines are installed for range extension, the OpenScape 4000 circuits are marked as TMD. AMOs concerned

Generation (Example)

  • Exchange trunks - S0
    AD-TDCSU:OPT=NEW,COTNO=number,PROTVAR=param,DEV=S0COD; 
    
    The parameters SLAVE and TMD are set by the AMO. They do not appear in the user interface.
  • Exchange trunks - S2
    CHA-LWPAR:TYPE=DIUS2,BLNO=number,MASTER=N(Standard),
    SMD=N(Standard); 
    
    AD-TDCSU:OPT=NEW,COTNO=number,PROTVAR=number,DEV=S2COD,
    TGRP=number, BCGR=0,LWPAR=number; 
    
  • Tie trunks - S0
    AD-TDCSU:OPT=NEW,COTNO=number,PROTVAR=param,DEV=S0CONN,
    MASTER=Y,SMD=Y; 
    
    AD-REFTA:PEN=ltg-ltu-slot-cct,PRI=0; 
    
  • Tie trunks - S2
    CHA-
    LWPAR:TYPE=DIUS2,BLNO=number,MASTER=N(Standard),SMD=N(Standard); 
    
    AD-TDCSU:OPT=NEW,COTNO=number,PROTVAR=number,DEV=S2CONN,
    TGRP=number, BCGR=0,LWPAR=number; 
    
  • Priority setting
    AD-REFTA:PEN=x,PRI=nn;