3-8 Provisioning guidelines
Manual calculation of c&t

Normally, the customer can estimate the number of trunks required at

cutover and specify the grade of service to be maintained at the 2-year and

5-year

period. (If not, the comparative method can be used).

The number of trunks can be read from the appropriate trunk&g table to

select the estimated usage on the trunk group. The number of lines at

cutover that are accessing the group are divided into the estimated usage.

The result is the

CCS/r

which can be used to estimate trunk requirements.

Manual calculation example:

-

Line

CCS/T

= 6.2

-

Trunk CCS/T = 4.1

-
2

Console = 30 CCS

Cutover
2
Years
5 Years
Line
ccs
=
275 x 6.2
=
1705
Trunk ccs
=
275 x 4.1
=
1128
Subtotal
=
2833
Console
ccs
=
30
Total system load
=
2663
Line
ccs
=
304 x 6.2
=
1885
Trunkccs=304x4.1
=1247
Subtotal
=
3132
Console ccs
=
30
Total
system load
=
3162
Line ccs
=
352 x 6.2
=
2183
Trunk ccs
=
352 x 4.1
=
1444
Subtotal
=
3627
Console ccs
=
30
Total system load
=
3657
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