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CHP588

SV9500 Basic Course

SV9500 E&M Trunk
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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
E&M Trunk Introduction

E&M (Ear and Month) signalling, widely used for

interconnecting PBX for many years
• Speech channels
• 4 wire (speech channels) E&M trunks are normally used for connecting
transmission equipment
• 2 wire (speech channels) E&M trunks can be used for direct cable
connection in short distance
• Signalling E&M
• M contact for signalling sending
• E detector for signalling receiving
• Pulse, DTMF or MFC (Multiple Frequency Code) dialling are used
• Minor differences in signalling details depending on PBX suppliers and
countries.

July 18, 2019 Slide 2 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
E&M Trunk Introduction

• Type 1 (widely used in north America)

PBX Transmission Equipment
M-Contact
M M E-Wire Status M-wire E-wire
- Bat. Detector
On-hook Ground Open
E-Wire E E
Off-hook -Bat. Ground
- Bat. Detector M-Contact

• Type 5 (widely used in the rest of world)

PBX Transmission Equipment
M-Contact M M E-Wire Status M-wire E-wire
Detector - Bat.
On-hook Open Open
E-Wire E E
Off-hook Ground Ground
- Bat. Detector M-Contact

July 18, 2019 Slide 3 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
E&M Trunk Introduction

• Type 2, flexible wiring

• 4 wires for signalling
• Can connect to Type1 or Type5
• Can be wired for connecting Type3 or Type4
PBX Transmission Equipment
M-Contact
M M E-Wire
Detector

SB SB Status M-wire E-wire

- Bat. On-hook Open Open

E-Wire E E Off-hook -Bat. Ground
- Bat. Detector M-Contact

SG SG

E&M Type2 Signalling

July 18, 2019 Slide 4 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
E&M Trunk Introduction

• E&M type 2/5 immediate start signalling

Trunk
seizure Release

Ground
M wire
-V
Conversation
Answer

Ground
E wire
-V

July 18, 2019 Slide 5 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
E&M Trunk Introduction

• E&M type 2/5 Wink start signalling

Trunk
seizure Release

Ground
M wire
-V
Conversation
Wink Answer

Ground
E wire
-V

July 18, 2019 Slide 6 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
SV9500 E&M Trunk Overview

• E&M trunk connects to PLC link

EM Trunk
ETL ETL

8ODT

O4LE

O4LE
500 500

• E&M trunk connects optical multiplexer

EM Trunk
NEMCA FOX FOX

NEMCA
8ODT

515 515

July 18, 2019 Slide 7 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Card
SV9500 E&M Trunk Overview

• SCH-8ODTA containing 8 E&M trunks

• It supports:
• E&M type 1 or type 5
• 2 wire or 4 wire
• Immediate start and Wink start
• PB or DP dialing
• PAD adjustable
• It can be placed in any universal slot. It uses odd LG of the slot
• No additional license is required, except system capacity port license

July 18, 2019 Slide 8 Training Course CHP588

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SV9500 Network E&M Trunk Configuration
Routing Process Flow LGRT
parameters
Assign Phy.
trunk RT
Set trunks in
service

Link LGRT
to RT ATRK/ MBTK/
ARTDN
CATK MBTC

ALRTN

ARTIN

ANPDN ASPAN ASFRN AOPRN AMNDN LGRT

additional
Dial 64xx parameters

NPC64 in OPR64 is sent MAX. digit Reverse No.

Ist dialing ACC64 is
dummy LGRT1 to real LGRT64 length=4 ARNPN plan ACC=6
digit 6 sent to or higher
reservation dummy is marked with Digit repeat=2 64xx is
OPR64 ACC64 is sent. sent
LGRT1
Up to 8 real
LGRTs Alter. RT restriction
LGRT is allowed
ARRCN ATDP

Code
exception
restriction
RT restriction
ARSCN
LGRT64 is allowed

July 18, 2019 Slide 9

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Configuration
Programming Procedures

• Assign Numbering Plan Data, ANPDN Next slides:

• Assign Access Code, ASPAN • Assign Route Data for Dummy Route and real
• Assign Flexible Route Selection, AFRSN Route, ARTDN
• Assign Outgoing Pattern Routing, AOPRN • Assign Trunk in real Route, ATRK and set
Trunk in Service, MBTK
• Assign Maximum Necessary Digits, AMNDN
• Check Soft Switch, CPSW
• Assign Reverse Number Plan for real Route, ARNPN
• Cable Connections
• Assign route to route connections for Dummy Route
and real Route, ARRCN
• Assign Route Restriction for Dummy Route and real
Route, ARSCN
• Assign real RT to real LGRT for real Route, ALRTN

July 18, 2019 Slide 10

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Configuration
Assign Route Data
1
2

• Assign real route data, ARTDN for E&M Trunk

1. Template E&M
2. Apply
3. SET
4. For further settings:
• CDN1/3 OSGS/ISGS:
• 4, Sender Immediate Start
• 7, Sender Wink Start (default)
• CDN2/4 ONSG/INSG:
• 2, PB (DTMF dialing)
• 9, DP 10pps 40% Make 3
• CDN5 TF 3, Bothway trunk (default)
• CDN6 TCL 4, Tie Line (default)
• CDN7 L/T 1, Trunk (default)
• CDN8 RLP 2, First Party Release (default)
• CDN13 AC 1, Access Code repeated on Flexible route
• CDN15 LSG 5, E&M (default)
• CDN28 ANS 1, Answer signal to be sent (default) 4
• CDN30 PAD 0, PAD 0dB (default)
Note: When ARTD/ARTDN command is configured, it is recommend to initialize the trunk card.

July 18, 2019 Slide 11

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Configuration
Assign Trunk Data

• Assign Trunk data, ATRK for E&M Trunk

• LENS Addressing xxxxxx (MG¦U¦LG¦L)
Note: Odd Line Group in slot is used for 8ODT card. Level is 0-7 for individual trunk.

• Set the trunk in service, MBTK

July 18, 2019 Slide 12

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Configuration
Soft Switch

• Configure and check the soft switch on SCH-8ODT, CPSW

• Procedure Kind Individual Edit
• PMN Port Micro Processor Number, LG of SCH-8ODT, MG¦U¦LG
• GET
• Check the soft switch configuration
• 2/4 wire SW10, 4 wire (default)

July 18, 2019 Slide 13

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk Cabling
Back Panel Cabling

• E&M Trunk Cable Connections, SCH-8ODT

• RJ21 cable directly terminated at rear side of chassis to MDF
• If MDF block has a 16 pairs, following rule can be used:
• TX0-7: Pair 1-8 (A/B0-8)
• RX0-3: Pair 9-12 (RA/RB0-3)
• E&M0-3: Pair 13-16
• M0-3: Wire38-41
• E0-3: Wire13-16

July 18, 2019 Slide 14

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk
Front Cabling

• Front Panel Cable Connections, SCH-8ODT

• Additional front cable OD TRK CA-A is delivered with the SCH-8ODTA card
• RJ21 cable terminated to MDF
• If each card has a 16 pairs MDF cable, following rule can be used:
• RX4, 5, 6, 7: Pair 1, 3, 5, 7
• E&M4-7 Pair 2, 4, 6, 8
• M4, 5, 6, 7: Wire27, 29, 31, 33 (white/orange, white/brown, red/blue, red/green)
• E4, 5, 6, 7: Wire2, 4, 6, 8 (orange/white, brown/white, blue/red, green/red)

July 18, 2019 Slide 15

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SV9500 Network E&M trunk
SCH-8ODT Card

Green: Operational
Up: Make Busy
Down: Make Idle
Green: Program loading

Off: Idle
On: Busy
Flashi short: Dialing pulse
Flash Cont. Port not configured
or Make Busy
Front cable connectors

July 18, 2019 Slide 16