IMG 1010 - TDM Span - 10.5.x
- Kelli Higdon
TDM Span 10.5.x (Signaling or Bearer)
Description:
In software 10.5.0 the procedure on how to create and configure a Span/DS-1 on the Bearer and Signaling interfaces was modified. In software versions previous to 10.5.0, a span profile was created under each individual DS-1. Starting in software version 10.5.0 the span profile is created first under the Profiles global object. Once the profile has been created, it can then be linked to the DS-1 through a drop down menu within the object pane. The information below explains how to create and configure the TDM Span. The procedure is the same when creating either a Signaling or Bearer Span.
Accessing this Pane
Dialogic IMG EMS -> Logical IMG -> Physical IMG -> Facility -> New TDM Spans
Maximum Objects
1 TDM Spans object configured to utilize the Bearer Span interfaces can be created under the Facility object
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1 TDM Spans object configured to utilize the Signaling Span interfaces can be created under the Facility object.
Notes: (IMG 1010) |
Each T1 Bearer Span object pane will have 28 Offsets corresponding to the Bearer interfaces 0-27 on the rear of the IMG 1010. |
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Notes: (IMG 1004) |
Each T1 Signaling Span Pane will have 4 Offsets corresponding to Signaling interfaces 0-3 on the rear of the IMG 1004. |
 Related Topics:
IMG 1010 - Configuring T1 or E1 Bearer Profile - 10.5.x
IMG 1010 - Configuring T1 or E1 Bearer Spans - 10.5.x
IMG 1010 - Configuring T1 or E1 Signaling Spans - 10.5.x
ClientView Pane T1 Bearer 10.5.x
ClientView Pane T1 Signaling 10.5.x
Field Descriptions:
Interface: Â (IMG 1010)
When creating the TDM Spans object, there is a choice of whether to use the Bearer or Signaling interfaces located on the rear of the system. Select from drop down menu one of the following choices
Signaling - Create spans using the IMG Signaling Interfaces or Offsets located on the rear of the system.
Bearer - Create spans using the IMG Bearer Interfaces or Offsets located on the rear of the system.
Interface: Â (IMG 1004)
When creating the TDM Spans object on the IMG 1004, the selection will be Signaling Only.
Signaling- Create spans on the Signaling Interfaces or Offsets located on the rear of the IMG 1004.
Offset - x Configuration:
Select from drop down menu one of the choices below.
Not Used- The Span/DS-1 will not be used
Profile- All the TDM profiles previously created under the Profiles object are added to this drop down menu. A total of 64 profiles can be added. Select the profile that will be used for each Span/Offset. Refer to the links in the Related Topics section above for more information.
Local Loop-back- Loops back transmit and receive on that individual Span/Offset so that a far end piece of equipment can send a test such as a BERT test towards the local IMG. The Span/Offset LED on the front panel of IMG 1010 will blink orange when the offset is in local loop-back mode. Remote loopback is NOT supported on T1/E1 spans.
Note: When a Span/Offset is placed into loop-back mode, the Span Status in the Object Table Tab will indicate the Span/Offset is Out Of Service. Following the test you must manually put the span back in service. Select the Span/Offset from the Object Table Tab that is Out Of Service. Once selected, right-click and select In Service from drop down menu. This will bring span back into service. Refer to the topic for more information on this process.
Available Span Count:
The number of Spans available for configuration.
Monitoring Fields:
Licensed Span Count:
The number of spans that are licensed for use on the IMG.
Button Descriptions:
Facility Wizard:
See IMG 1010 - Facility Wizard topic for more information