AT&T DS1/DMi/ISDN-PRI Telephone User Manual


 
SAMPLE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS
B-7
SYSTEM 75 OR SYSTEM 85
INTERFACE A OPTIONS:
D4 OR ESF FRAMING
PER-CHANNEL SIGNALING
ROBBED-BIT SIGNALING
ZCS
OTHER ENDPOINT
INTERFACE A OPTIONS:
D4 OR ESF FRAMING
PER-CHANNEL SIGNALING
ROBBED-BIT SIGNALING
ZCS
TRANSMISSION FACILITY
DS1 OR DMI
INTERFACE A
12 AVD
TRUNKS
12 AVD
TRUNKS
DS1 OR DMI
INTERFACE A
CEM
CEM
DS1 OR DMI
INTERFACE B
21 VOICE-
GRADE
TRUNKS
21 VOICE-
GRADE
TRUNKS
DS1 OR DMI
INTERFACE B
SYSTEM 75 OR SYSTEM 85
INTERFACE B OPTIONS:
D4 OR ESF FRAMING
PER-CHANNEL SIGNALING
ROBBED-BIT SIGNALING
ZCS
OTHER ENDPOINT
INTERFACE B OPTIONS:
D4 OR ESF FRAMING
PER-CHANNEL SIGNALING
ROBBED-BIT SIGNALING
ZCS
CEM OPTIONS:(BOTH ENDS)
BUNDLING SIGNALING
SELECTED COMPRESSED CHANNELS
SELECTED UNCOMPRESSED CHANNELS
NO SIGNALING ON AVD TRUNKS SINCE THEY ARE
ON THE 24TH CHANNEL
THE SECOND DELTA CHANNEL (CHANNEL 24) FOR THE
12 AVD TRUNKS MUST BE SHIFTED PER STANDARD CEM
OPTIONS TO CARRY THE 24TH CHANNEL INTACT
Figure B-7. Arrangement for a Complex CEM Installation
NOTE: Although it is possible to mix compressed and uncompressed channels with the variable
bit-robbed signaling option installed in the CEM, this arrangement is not recommended because
the compressed channels are restricted to analog data. Bundling signaling is always the
recommended option.
D4-Channel Banks
The D4-channel banks used with System 75 and System 85 networks require simple translations.
However, there are pitfalls. The D4-channel banks use individual plug-in circuit packs for each
channel (trunk interface). System 75 or System 85 DS1/DMI connected to a D4-channel bank must
be compatible with those installed plug-in channel units. It is recommended that unused channels (in
a System 75 or System 85) be placed in an unused (dummy) trunk group. Figure B-8, System
75/System 85 to a D4-Channel Bank, shows a System 75/System 85 connection to a D4-channel bank.