Specifications
Reference Guide 3-69
System Configuration and Operation Signaling and Companding (BCON)
3.16 Signaling and Companding (BCON)
User card ports may or may not have a signaling mode applied to them when assigned to a
time slot. Typically, analog voice cards (i.e., E&M, FXO, FXS) will have their analog
signaling information converted to digital signaling bits which are then inserted into the digital
bitstream. Data card circuits (i.e., HSU, SRU, etc.), on the other hand, do not require the
system to perform any signaling processing or conversion.
Unlike DS0s terminating on voice or data cards in the system that will have controlled
signaling parameters, circuits that "pass through" your system must have signaling assigned
to them by the user. This ensures that the WAN cards either maintain existing signaling
patterns as in T1-T1 circuits or change and convert them for circuits going from a T1 to an E1
environment.
In Figure 3-57, time slots 1-8 and 13-18 are connected to user cards and therefore will have
signaling automatically turned off or on by the system depending on the type of user ports that
are assigned to them. Of the pass-through connections on the other time slots, you can either
select signaling or no signaling depending the type of equipment or channel facility on which
it is ultimately terminated. For voice circuits, you would probably want to enable signaling,
and for data equipment, you would probably want to disable signaling (the default). Further,
this screen allows you to request that signaling conversion and/or companding conversion be
performed on pass-through circuits.
Figure 3-57. WAN Cross-Connect Screen
Node_1 | W1 CSU+CSU 8010 Rev A6-2 Ser 00101 | 12-31-99 14:33
TS XCONNECT BW CNV TS XCONNECT BW CNV
1 u2-1 voice 64k sig 13 u5-1 data 06x56k
2 u2-2 voice 64k sig 14 u5-1 data 06x56k
3 u2-3 voice 64k sig 15 u5-1 data 06x56k
4 u2-4 voice 64k sig 16 u5-1 data 06x56k
5 u2-5 voice 64k sig 17 u5-1 data 06x56k
6 u2-6 voice 64k sig 18 u5-1 data 06x56k
7 u2-7 voice 64k sig 19 w1-2 ts-19 64k no
8 u2-8 voice 64k sig 20 w1-2 ts-20 64k no
9 u1-2 ts-9 64k no 21 w1-2 ts-21 64k no
10 u1-2 ts-10 64k no 22 w1-2 ts-22 64k no
11 u1-2 ts-11 64k no 23 w1-2 ts-23 64k no
12 u1-2 ts-12 64k no 24 w1-2 ts-24 64k no
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