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4.16. [CHP] T-1 Protocol Variant Definitions

The CHP parameters define the line configurations that will be used by each network interface on the DM3 board. Within the [CHP] section of the CONFIG file, different possible T-1 protocol variants (protocol configuration settings) can be implemented and are defined using the Variant Define n command. The Variant Define n is later set for each network channel in the [TSC] defineBSet section of the CONFIG file.

For a detailed description of the Variant Define n command, see Section 1.3.10, [CHP] Section. For a detailed description of the defineBSet command, also see Section 1.3.11, [TSC] Section.

Although T-1 signals (E&M wink, loop start and ground start) are assigned as part of the T-1 protocol variant definitions, these signals are defined in the [CAS] section of the CONFIG file. For detailed information about specific T-1 signal definitions, see the following:

Unless otherwise noted, T-1 Protocol Variant parameters apply to all signal types: E&M wink, loop start, and ground start. Parameters that only apply to a specific signal type, are prefaced with the applicable signal type. For example, the parameter EM_offhook only applies to E&M wink signaling and the parameter ProtocolType applies to E&M wink, loop start, and ground start signaling.

The T-1 Protocol Variant parameters include:


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