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Configuring E1 FrameLine Cards (MAX TNT, DSLTNT)
Overview of E1 FrameLine configuration
APX 8000/MAX TNT/DSLTNT Physical Interface Configuration Guide 10-3
• Channel-Usage for channel must be set to Unused-Channel.
• For all other channels, Channel-Usage must be set to either Unused-Channel or
Nailed-64-Channel.
• Channel 17 is usable.
• You cannot have the same nailed group on two different E1 lines.
• Unlike the E1 card, channels in the same nailed group do not need to be contiguous. For
example, channels 1 and 3 can be in same nailed group with channel 2 unused.
• Only the following E1 profile parameters are applicable for the E1 FrameLine slot card:
– Enabled
– T-Online-Type
– Frame-Type
– Clock Source
– Signaling-Mode
– Channel-Usage
– Nailed-Group
For complete information on configuring E1 lines, refer to Chapter 8, “Configuring E1 Cards.”
Example E1 FrameLine configuration
When you install the E1 FrameLine slot card, the MAX TNT or DSLTNT creates 10 E1
profiles. The following is the default line-interface configuration:
enabled = no
t-online-type = none
frame-type = g703
clock-source = eligible
clock-priority = low-priority
signaling-mode = e1-no-signaling
default-call-type = digital
switch-type = net5-pri
front-end-type = short-haul
overlap-receiving = no
pri-prefix-number = ""
trailing-digits = 2
t302-timer = 10000
layer3-end = x-side
layer2-end = b-side
nl-value = 64
loop-avoidance = 7
number-complete = end-of-pulsing
group-b-answer-signal = signal-b-6
group-b-busy-signal = signal-b-3
group-ii-signal = signal-ii-2
answer-delay = 200
caller-id = no-caller-id
hunt-grp-phone-number-1 = ""