Contents

5.4 Developing a User Application ................................................................................................ 34

6

Message Reference

36

6.1

Overview

36

 

6.1.1

General Configuration Messages

36

 

6.1.2

Hardware Control Messages

36

 

6.1.3

MTP Interface Messages

37

 

6.1.4

Event Indication Messages

37

 

6.1.5

Message Summary Table

37

6.2

General Configuration Messages

39

 

6.2.1

SSD Reset Request

39

 

6.2.2

Board Reset Request

40

 

6.2.3

Board Status Indication

42

 

6.2.4

Board Configuration Request

43

 

6.2.5

General Module Identification Message

49

 

6.2.6

Read Board Info Request Message

50

6.3

Hardware Control Messages

53

 

6.3.1

LIU Configuration Request

53

 

6.3.2

LIU Control Request

57

 

6.3.3

LIU Read Configuration Request

59

 

6.3.4

LIU Read Control Request

60

 

6.3.5

LIU State Request

61

 

6.3.6

LIU CT bus Initialization Request

62

 

6.3.7

CT bus Listen Request

65

 

6.3.8

Fixed Data Output Request

67

 

6.3.9

Reset Switch Request

68

 

6.3.10

CT bus Connect Request

69

 

6.3.11

Configure Clock Request

74

 

6.3.12

Configure Clock Priority Request

77

6.4

Event Indication Messages

79

 

6.4.1

Board Status Indication

79

 

6.4.2

s7_mgt Completion Status Indication

80

 

6.4.3

Clock Event Indication

81

 

6.4.4

LIU Status Indication

83

 

6.4.5

Error Indication

84

 

6.4.6

MTP2 Level 2 State Indication

86

 

6.4.7

MTP2 Q.752 Event Indication

87

 

6.4.8

MTP3 Q.752 Event Indication

89

7

CONFIGURATION COMMAND Reference

.............................................................91

7.1

Physical Interface Parameters

91

 

7.1.1

SS7_BOARD Command

91

 

7.1.2

LIU_CONFIG Command

93

 

7.1.3

LIU_SC_DRIVE Command

95

 

7.1.4

SCBUS_LISTEN Command

96

7.2

MTP Parameters

97

 

7.2.1

MTP Global Configuration

97

 

7.2.2

MTP Link Set

98

 

7.2.3

MTP Signaling Link

98

 

7.2.4

MTP Route

100

 

7.2.5

MTP User Part

102

7.3

ISUP Parameters

102

 

7.3.1

Global ISUP Configuration

102

 

7.3.2 ISUP Circuit Group Configuration

103

7.4

TUP Parameters

105

 

7.4.1

Global TUP Configuration

105

 

7.4.2 TUP Circuit Group Configuration

106

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Dialogic DSI SPCI Network Interface Boards manual Message Reference, Configuration Command Reference

DSI SPCI Network Interface Boards specifications

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