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Using SIGNO 36 for KL units 1

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meltitdown

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Apr 24, 2003
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This is an example using SIGNO 36 in EL6 but I was wondering if anyone know the correct BYTE and UNIT/S for KL. (I know it can be done with KL units just don't know the correct parameters)

Any help would be much appreciated.


<SGSAI:SIGAR=1,UNIT=ELP6,LIM=5,LEVEL=A,SIGNO=36,STYPE=SWSW,BYTE=00-02&01-6C&02-00;;
EXECUTED

<SGSAP:SIGAR=1;

SIGNAL AREA NO 1

SWSW A NORMAL SIGNAL CRADRRELEASE (H'0036)

TO ELP6 (H'019D) EXE IN LIM 5
WITH 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
000 H'02 H'6C H'00
END

<SGSSI:SIGAR=1;
EXECUTED

 
Yes. Just long enough so I can delete it and get on with my life.
 
DTS is different approach. You should know the LIM and from SUSIP print, get the Traffic State Pointer. Then:
SACOP:LIM=X,UNIT=KLP1T2,FILNO=2,DSOFF=5&6&23&24&42&43,POINT=NNNN; NNNN is the traffic state ptr.
If no active call the data should be FF, if there is the data could be (example only 0009).
Then:
SGSAI, use SIGNO=86,BYTE=00-00&01-09&02-00, //patcher
 
thanks for your help patcher but....

<SACOP:LIM=10,UNIT=KLP1T2,FILNO=2,DSOFF=5&6&23&24&42&43,POINT=03E4;
MEMORY CONTENT ON INDIVIDUAL POSITION
EXE A
FILE NUMBER RELOAD FILE START DS FILE START
2 00006D28
POINT RELOFF DSOFF ADDRESS DATA ISO
PARTLY EXECUTED
POINT
NOT IN RANGE

<SUSIP:DIR=7644;
STATUS INFORMATION AT 09:35:57 12AUG03
DIR TYPE TRAFFIC STATE/PTR LINE STATE/PTR DIV STATE ADD INFO
7644 DTS SPEECH #0249 FREE #03E4 BSY,NAN FME=7273
ODN1:IDLE FME
ODN2:IDLE
ODN3:IDLE
END
 
meltitdown : you specified the line state pointer , not the Traffic state pointer (0249)

SACOP:LIM=10,UNIT=KLP1T2,FILNO=2,DSOFF=5&6&23&24&42&43,POINT=0249;

that should do it :)


 
Sorry, I think I might have barking up the wrong tree with the Line State and really it is the Traffic state that is the problem.
 
(whoops.) So the data is all FF, as patcher said. Is there any thing else that can be done to remove this ext from speech that won't affect other voice traffic?

<SACOP:LIM=10,UNIT=KLP1T2,FILNO=2,DSOFF=5&6&23&24&42&43,POINT=0249;
MEMORY CONTENT ON INDIVIDUAL POSITION
EXE A
FILE NUMBER RELOAD FILE START DS FILE START
2 00006D28
POINT RELOFF DSOFF ADDRESS DATA ISO
0249 0005 00012D21 FF .
0249 0006 00012D22 FF .
0249 0023 00012D3F FF .
0249 0024 00012D40 FF .
0249 0042 00012D5E FF .
0249 0043 00012D5F FF .
END

<
 
Try this...
SACOP:LIM=10,UNIT=KLP1T1,FILNO=2,DSOFF=48,POINT=249;
data is maybe 06. If 06 change it to 00.
SACOS:LIM=10,UNIT=KLP1T1,FILNO=2,DSOFF=48,POINT=249,DATA=00;
Then check SUSIP.

The previous commands I gave you is when there is an active call. But the case of 7644 is nothing. //patcher
 
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