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1. INTRODUCTION
4. FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE
5. HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE
8. GLOSSARY
9. BIBILOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
CCITT N07
SIGNALLING
NETWORK
TELEPHONE
SUBCRIBER
NETWORK
DATA
ACCESS CONNECTION NETWORK
NT SUBSYSTE
M AND
OCB 283
VALUE ADDED
CONTROL NETWORK
OPERATION
AND
OPERATION MAINTENANCE
AND NETWORK
MAINTENANCE
OCB 283
NT : Network Termination
s
LR
BT
LR
SMX
URM
LR COM ETA PU/PE
Communication multiplex
MQ GX MR TX TR PC
OCB283 FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE
Alarms
Subscriber A
Subsyste
TMN
announcement
Circuits and
PGS
equipment
recorded
(CSED)
CSND
CSNL
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE
connected.
channels.
(iii) Connection of N incoming channels belonging to one frame structure
of any multiplex onto N outgoing channels which belong to the same
frame structure, abiding to the integrity and sequencing of the frame
received. This function is referred to as “connection with N x 64
kbit/s”.
OCB283.
LR
GT
LR
RGF
E
LR
T
CCF
A
Time
CLOCK
5. CCS7 protocol handler (PUPE) and CCS7 controller (PC):
For connection of 64 kbit/s signaling channels, semi- permanent
- PUPE defence,
- Various observation tasks which are not directly linked to CCITT No.7
communications.
the subscriber and analysis database manager (TR) if necessary. The call
(TRANSLATOR):
The TR function carries out management of the analyses, subscribers and
The TR supplies the call handler, on request from it, with subscribers and
TX is responsible for:
subscribers observation).
9. Matrix system handler (GX):
The GX function is responsible for processing and for defence of
only one type of medium, the TOKEN RING, with a unique protocol
which is processed in accordance with IEEE 802.5 Standard.
intelligent terminal.
CSN LR
L STS
1x3
CSN
D SMT LR SMX
CSE ( 1 TO 28) X 2
D
Circuits and LR
announcement SMA
machine ( 2 TO 37)
1 TO 4 MAS
SMC
2 TO 14
1 MIS
SMM
1x2
AL
TM
N
DESCRIPTION OF HARDWARE UNITS:
connected on 1 to 4.
MAS”—Station Access Multiplexes
The “MAS”are connected to control stations also, so that the
“MAS”domain units can communicate with control stations. Most of the
time cross over from “MAS” to”MIS” domain or vice-versa may require
gateway function and this is provided in the SMC with marker function
1. SMT-Trunk Multiprocessors Station:
It is also known as PCM trunk control station. The smt is an interface
for PCM’s coming from the particular exchange and the remaining
world. The current version of SMT being supplied to India is SMT 2G.
In each SMT 2G, there are 8 modules and in each module there are 16
PCMs. Thus there are 128 PCMs, in a single SMT 2G. SMT 2G is built
around microprocessor 68030.
Function of SMT:
- Provides terminations of a maximum of 128 pcm’s from trunks
- Carrying out URM
- Transforming the intelligence in PCM to LR for switching to
destination
and transforming the switched LR time slot into PCM
5. SMM-Maintenance:
The smm provides the facility for carrying out operation and
maintenance of OCB units and also manage the data base.
It carries out following functions:
- database management and storage
- central defence of the OCB system
- supervisor of token rings
- processing of various commands
- general initialisation of the exchange
It provides local link for data processing devices and administration
terminals. This can also be connected to a network management
system. It is accessible to exchange units on one side and to the
peripherals on the other side. The SMM also have access to mass
storage devices.
It consists of two units –one act as pilot and other as a standby. Both
system share a common communication bus supporting various
communication peripherals. The two subsystems are referred as
SMMA and SMMB.
6. STS-Synchronisation And Time base Station
This is clock system of OCB-283 system which happens to be the most
vital unit of any digital switching system as switching takes place at the
strobe of clock. The clock needs to be synchronised with the network.
This ensures almost a common clock at every switching station. The
clock system in OCB-283, therefore consists of two parts-
synchronisation part and time base generator part.
STEPS:
(i) When a subscriber goes off hook, it is detected by line equipment. The
change in loop state is detected by microprocessor during its cyclic
scanning. The CSNL allots free TS on LR for this call. The CSNL
prepares a new call message and sends it to PU/PE (in SMA) over a
signaling link through MCX. The message is sent in local version of
CCS#7.
(ii) PU/ PE receives this message and sends it to MR over MAS. It
indicates UR no. UT no. equipment no. and time slot allotted.
(iii) MR allots a free register to handle this call. It notes down UR number,
UT number, Equipment number and T/S allotted for the subscriber.
Now MR obtains UR-LR to SMX-LRX correspondence from MQ.
(iv) MR obtains class of service data from TR.
(v) MR orders COM to connect dial tone to the free T/S allotted to
subscriber. If subscriber has DTMF instrument orders for connection
for RGF to the T/S of subscriber and then orders for dial tone conn.
(vi) MR also sends acknowledgment message to CSN.
(vii) On receipt of dial tone, the subscriber dials called party’s number. The
UT (terminal unit i.e. subscriber line card) disconnects dial tone from
the calling subscriber.
(viii) CSN sends these digits to PU/PE through the same path and signaling
system.
(ix) PU/PE sends these digits to MR over MAS.
(x) On receipt ion pf first digit, MR orders COM to disconnect dial tone.
(UT has already disconnected the dial tone from subscriber).
(xi) On receipt of first two digits, MR calls TR for pre analysis. TR, after
analysis of first two digits tells MR, the type of the call i.e. local, STD.
(xii) After receipt of adequate number of digits (or all the digits in case of
local call) MR again calls TR for analysis. TR supplies called party’s
address and charging information n to MR.
(xiii) MR carries out party’s test to whether it is free or not (path MR-
PU/PE-CSN).
(xiv) CSN test the called party’s equipment. If it is free, it connects the
ringing current to called subscriber. It also allots a free T/S on LR and
sends a message to MR indicating LR-T/S of called subscriber.
(xv) MR order COM for connection of ring back tone to calling subscriber.
It also obtains UR-LR to SMX LRX correspondence for called
subscriber. MR waits for called subscriber reply.
(xvi) When called subscriber replies, the concerned CSN sends a message to
PU/PE. PU/PE sends the message to MR.
(xvii) MR orders COM to disconnect ring back tone MR orders MQ for
connection of calling and called subscriber time slot. MR also orders
TX for charging the calling subscriber. As per data supplied by TR, MQ
and TX give compliance.
(xviii) The subscribers are now in conversation phase. MR hands over the
surveillance of calling and called subscriber. to respective CSN and
release.
(xix) When calling subscriber goes off hook, CSN informs PU/ PE. PU/PE
informs MR. MR releases the connection. If called subscriber goes off
hook, MR sets a one-minute timer and releases the connection after the
expiry to of this time.