Codec version for Opt11 2

[mbrio]

Is there a way to see what the codec the opt 11 is using.

 

[M1spezi]

yes


>ld 22
PT2000

REQ prt
TYPE parm

PARM
LPIB 3500
HPIB 3500
500B 2000
SL1B 255
DTIB 0
DTOB 0
NCR 20000
MGCR 100
CSQI 4000
CSQO 4000
TUBO NO
NCPU 2
CFWS YES
PCML A !!!!! A= alow !!!
ALRM NO

Meridian, Callpilot, CCM (Symposium) from Germany

 

[mbrio]

This is what I got:

PARM
LPIB 500
HPIB 500
500B 500
NCR 1750
MGCR 25
CSQI 250
CSQO 250
TUBO NO
CFWS YES
PCML MU
ALRM YES
ERRM ERR BUG AUD
DTRB 100
TMRK 128
FCDR OLD
PCDR NO
TPO NO
TSO NO
CLID YES
DUR5 NO
MLDN YES
MARP YES
IPIE NO
FRPT NEFR
DCUS NULL
MSCL 410
PMSI
MANU PMS1
PMCR 20
PORT NONE
NDIS 20
OCAC NO
MTRO MR
SBA_ADM_INS 001
SBA_USER 010
BCAP SPEECH
IDLE_SET_DISPLAY MHCBC
CLNP YES
ICON YES

Where is the codec info?

 

[Johnthephoneguy]

Mu-Law

JohnThePhoneGuy

"If I can't fix it, it's not broke!

 

[allenmac]

A-law, and Mu-law are not codecs.

In element manager under your node configuration, you define which codecs you want to use, along with any configurable options.

If you track an active IP call, then the codec info is displayed in the returned data:

trac 104 1 2 0

ACTIVE VTN 104 1 02 00

ORIG VTN 104 1 02 00 VTRK IPTI RMBR 50 1 INCOMING VOIP GW CALL
FAR-END H.323 SIGNALLING IP: 172.20.112.253
FAR-END MEDIA ENDPOINT IP: 172.20.112.6 PORT: 5200
FAR-END VendorID: Nortel_CSE_1000;1.0.x
TERM VTN 096 0 04 27 KEY 0 SCR MARP CUST 0 DN 6776 TYPE 2004P2
MEDIA ENDPOINT IP: 172.20.102.182 PORT: 5200
MEDIA PROFILE: CODEC G.711 MU-LAW PAYLOAD 20 ms VAD OFF <---------- Here is the codec for this call. G.711 Mu-Law, 20 ms payload
DIAL DN 6776
MAIN_PM ESTD
TALKSLOT ORIG 78 TERM 44
EES_DATA:
NONE
QUEU NONE
CALL ID 01 4899
NETWORK CALL ID 01 1105

Just remember that on an option 11 the commmand in LD 80 to trace a TN is trak <tn>.

 

[mbrio]

would it be assumed that the MU-Law is using the G.711 codec? I am not using IP.

 

[allenmac]

Mu-law is the standard for North America and Japan. Most of Europe uses A-law.

G.711 is the codec that provides the highest voice quality, and uses the most bandwidth. G.729 is the next highest quality codec and can use substantially less bandwidth than G.711.

Both are common. I would not assume you are using one over the other. It is easy enough to check and verify.

 

[yyrkroon]

Mu-law and A-law are codec (they are standar PCM codec), since mbrio IS NOT using any IP telephony, then base on his PARM printout, he's using Mu-law.

This is what I got:

PARM
LPIB 500
HPIB 500
500B 500
NCR 1750
MGCR 25
CSQI 250
CSQO 250
TUBO NO
CFWS YES
PCML MU <------------------- MU-law
ALRM YES