COMMUNICATIONS 5

(ECE 13)

Laboratory Report

In

SUBSCRIBER LOOP DESIGN

(Telephone Exchange Switch)

Benigra, Ervin John U.

Betonio, Jerome T.

Borres, Charles C.

Unabia, Marites L.

Engr. Maria Eda B. Arado

INSTRUCTOR
Nortel DMS – 10

Digital Multiplex System (DMS) – 10 is a system carrier class central office

switching platform offering service options ranging from simple dial tone to advanced

voice and data networking.

Designed for small to medium applications, DMS – 10 enables it to fill many

needs in the telecommunications network:

 Standard Configuration - has a capacity of up to 20,000 lines

 Service Switching Point - provides CCS7 trunk signaling or data base queries for

call routing

 Service Control Point - provides intelligent network functionality for service

providers

 Signaling Relay Point - provides A-link consolidation to reduce the cost of CCS7

deployment to rural networks

 Signaling Transfer Point (STP) - provides message routing and link management

to support inter-switch call control and service access

 Configuration Versatility

 End Office - a switching center where subscriber loops are terminated and inter

switch trunks and local lines are interconnected for extended area and toll calls

 Access Tandem - a major switching center linking together end offices,

particularly where it is not economical to provide direct connection into or

between all end offices

Hardware:

 All power distribution is at -48 VDC (nominal), from which DC to DC

converters on every shelf provide other necessary voltages.