Course Description

Course Overview

This course describes the working principle and data configuration

of the RSA.

Course Objectives

On completion of this course, you will be able to•F

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Identify the working principle of the RSA

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Perform the data setting of the RSA

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Perform the maintenance of the RSA
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Section 1 Overview

The remote subscriber access (RSA) is to locate the subscriber

frame part (composed of the subscriber, DRV and TSS boards) of
the SM near the remote subscribers for easy access with the
help of the transmission system.

1.1 Working Principle

Concept

As the remote concentration equipment of the C&C08 Digital

SPC Switch, the RSA is designed to separate the ASL part from the
control part in the subscriber module, then place the subscriber part
far away from the switch but near the subscribers, and in between
them lies the control interfaces and the transmission lines. The RSA
is suitable to be installed in a place which is far from the switch but
where there are lots of subscribers, so that the subscribers can access
the network. The PCM digital interface is used between the central
office and the RSA, which can effectively shorten the length of the
subscriber line, reduce the line cost and raise the voice quality.
Compared with the loop carrier or loop extension technologies, the
RSA features unlimited transmission distance and good voice
quality.

Mode

The near end of the SM is composed of the LPRSA board and

the RDT board; the near end of the RSA mode is composed of the
near-end RSA frame and the near-end RSA board.

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For the far-end RSA, there are two RSA connection modes:
RSA mode and RSB mode, they are all called RSA interfaces. The
far ends of the two modes are all composed of the far-end RSA
board, DRV board and ASL boards, but the difference is that the far
end of the RSA mode has two frames: far-end RSA frame and
subscriber frame; while the far end of the RSB mode has only one
frame, that is the RSB frame, which holds all the relevant boards.

Functions

In the C&C08 host office, the RSA interfaces communicates

with the MPU, functions as the line management, command transfer
and code conversion. The remote RSA interfaces handle the
communication, query, line management, voice source and
command transfer of the subscriber circuits.

The functions of far-end RSA interfaces are subject to the

control of the C&C08 host office•Csuch as call processing, prefix
analysis, routing and charging. The far-end RSA subscribers are
controlled by the host office switch. The far-end RSA subscribers
enjoy the same services as those directly connected with the host
office do. Their numbers are part of the host office numbers, so they
cannot feel the existence of the RSA.

The RSA does not have the internal switching capability. The
test function of the RSA subscribers is done by the TSS board in the
RSA frame.

In general, 2 PCM links can be used to carry a frame of

subscribers (304 or 256 subscriber units, at a convergence ratio
of 5:1) from the module. The 2 PCM links work in the mutual
help mode, when one PCM is broken, the other will take over
the communication on that PCM, but the convergence ratio will
increase. Another choice is to use 1 PCM to carry a frame of

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subscribers at the convergence ratio of 10:1, this usually applies

to the cases where there are low traffic.

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LAP-RSA mode

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The voice signals at the RDT interface are connected with the
network board of the SM through the HW line, thus the voice path is
connected through; the control signals are connected with the
LPRSA board through TS16 of the PCM system on the RDT board,
and transmit the signaling over the link on the LPRSA board, that is,
to transmit the control signaling to the far end through TS16 of the
E1. The LAP•]RSA mode connection is shown in Figure 1-1.

Far
N L M end
E A P RSA
T P U
Far
end
R RSA
R D
T
D
T Far
Op tical Optical end
transceiv er transceiver RSA

Far
end
RSA

Figure 1-1 Illustration of the LAP•]RSA mode

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So in the multi-level control structure of the C&C08 system,
the MPU also controls the function boards in the remote subscriber
frame of the LAP-RSA mode through
5•FMPU•]•]NOD•]•]RDT•]•]RSA-1•ifar-end RSA
interface board•j•]•]board in the subscriber frame

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
For the RSA whose near-end form is LPRSA, the near end is
two 2Ms on the LPRSA board and the same RDT board in the main
control frame, the remote interface board is the far-end RSA board,
and the TS allocation is as below: their voice channels use time slot
1~15 and 17~30, TS0 transmits the synchronous signals, TS16
transmits the control signals, and TS31 transmits the busy tone
signals.


The far-end RSA boards also have the mutual help function.
The LPRSA links are automatically configured by the system. When
a link fails, the system will automatically switch to another link.

1.2 Hardware configuration

The RSA hardware configuration consists of both the near end

and the far end, and the two take different forms.

1.2.1 RSA near-end hardware configuration

As far as the RSA near end is concerned, the interface in the

SM switching network is the LPRSA board and the RDT board.

The LPRSA board is located in the MFC slot in the main

control frame, which is numbered in the same way together with the
MEM, LPN7 NO7 and MFC boards. The LAP board is a
multiprotocol board, whose running program can be loaded by the
host. Different programs loaded can process different protocols.
You can directly configure and use different program chips on the
board. LPRSA board is a kind of board in the LAP series and is
used to process the RSA signaling. The LPRSA board has two
processors, each of which processes 1~16 HDLC links through the

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serial communication controller. The host exchanges information

with the LPRSA board through the mailbox.

The far-end RSA whose near end is the RSA form

communicates with the host through the NOD and the near-end
RSA, each far-end RSA board needs a NOD and a near-end RSA to
communicate. If the near end uses the LAP board, an LPRSA board
can provide 32 HDLC links, so it can replace 32 near-end RSA
boards, without installing the near-end RSA frame, thus simplifying
the switch structure and lowering the cost.

The RDT board is located in the digital trunk frame, whose

hardware part is the DTF board and which is set as the RDT board
in the data configuration. The RDT board is connected with the far-
end RSA across the 2.048Mbit/s E1 interface through the 75Ħ
coaxial cable.

An LPRSA board can provide 32 links, the system

automatically connects the links and the relevant RDT time slots,
and communicates with the far-end RSA through the 2M system
provided by the RDT. Usually an LPRSA board can be used for 16
fully-configured far-end RSA subscriber frames.

1.2.2 RSA remote hardware configuration

For the RSA far end, the RSA connection is of two modes:
RSA mode and RSB mode.

RSA mode


The far-end RSA in the RSA mode consists of the far-end
RSA interface frame and the far-end RSA subscriber frame. The
hardware of the far-end RSA subscriber frame is completely the
same as that of the near-end subscriber frame.

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The far-end RSA board is connected with the RDT board

across the 2.048Mbit/s E1 interface through the 75Ħ coaxial cable.

The NOD and HW lines of the far-end RSA subscriber frame

are provided by the far-end RSA interface frame, they are led out
from the relevant slot on the motherboard in the far-end RSA frame
and sent to the remote subscriber frame.

RSA frame
Subscriber frame

Subscriber frame
Subscriber frame

Subscriber frame

Figure 1-2 Far-end RSA frame layout

RSB mode


The biggest difference between the RSB type far-end RSA and
the RSA type far-end RSA is that the RSB type far-end RSA
combines the far-end RSA interface board and the remote subscriber
frame, eliminating the stand-alone far-end RSA interface
frame•Cthus saving the frame resources.


The RSB type far-end frame is called the RSB frame, which is
composed of the far-end RSA interface board, ASL board, DRV
board and TSS board, as shown in Figure 1-5 (the numbers in the
upper row stand for the slot number, and the numbers at the bottom
row represent the subnode numbers).

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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

P P
A A A A A A A A R D D R A A A A A A A A T
W W
S S S S S S S S S R R S S S S S S S S S S
X X
L L L L L L L L A V V A L L L L L L L L S
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 16 17 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21

Figure 1-5 Configuration of the RSB frame

1.3 Functional characteristics

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In the near end, the RDT board resources are provided by the
BNET board and the NOD board. In the far end, the HW and the
NOD lines led out of the RSA-1 board are connected to the remote
subscriber interface part.

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The remote subscribers are tested by the TSS board.


The RSA does not have the internal switching function, the
switching of its subscribers is done in the near-end module. The
RSA interface actually extends the HW and the NOD lines, so the
remote subscribers cannot feel the existence of the RSA.


The RSA number resources are part of the host office.


The control structure of the remote subscriber frame is:
MPU•]•]NOD•]•]RDT•]•]RSA-1•]•]boards in the
subscriber frame

1.4 Relevant commands

The difference between the RSA data and the ordinary

subscriber data is that it is necessary to establish the remote

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subscriber frame for the RSA data, this is equivalent to the addition
of a frame in terms of the data.

The RSA data involve two parts: configuration data part and
the user data part.

The configuration data of the RSA data is basically similar to

those of the SM.

Configuration data

The configuration data are set in different ways according to

different forms of the RSA.

The relevant configuration data commands are to:


set LAPRSA and RDT


add the far-end RSA frame and the remote subscriber frame


add the RSB frame

User data

The user data are completely the same as the ordinary user data.

Example: Now there is an RSA in the LAP-RSB form. The

LPRSA board is located in the main control frame, the frame
number is 2 and the slot number is 17; the RDT board lies in the
trunk frame, the frame number is 5 and the slot number is 2; the far
end is the RSB mode, the frame number is 11 and is fully
configured.

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Section

2 Setting the Near-End Configuration Data

In the actual application, when the connection mode is the LAP

mode, the RSA near end form is the LPRSA board and the RDT
board. The RDT board is the ordinary DTF board, only that the DTF
board is set as the RDT board.

The LPRSA board lies in the MFC slot in the main control
frame, which is numbered in the same way together with the LAP,
NO7, MFC and MEM boards. The RDT board is actually the DTF
board in the digital trunk frame, only that the DTF board is
described as the RDT board.

After the setting of the LPRSA board and the RDT board, the
switch will automatically establish the connection between the link
on the LPRSA board and TS16 of the PCM system on the RDT
board, without the need to set the data.

Relevant commands

Command name Command function

ADD BRD Add board
OADD BRD On-line add board
RMV BRD Remove board
ORMV BRD On-line remove board
LST BRD Display the board configuration
DSP FRM Query the configuration information

Command explanation

Set the LPRSA board

First, the slot concerned shall hold the LPRSA board, then set
the LPRSA board in the MFC slot in the main control frame. If the

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slot has been described as the board of other type, please delete the
board in the slot, and add the LPRSA board again.

Set the corresponding LPRSA board according to the example.

Suppose the relevant HW and NOD have been completely
configured, the commands are as follows:

STR ISOBRD•FMN=1•CF=2•CS=17•G

ORMV BRD•FMN=1•CFN=2•CSN=17•G

ADD BRD•FMN=1•CFN=2•CSN=17•G

OADD BRD•FMN=1•CFN=2•CSN=17•CBT=LPRSA•G

Set the RDT board

First, the slot concerned shall hold the DTF board, then set the
RDT board in the slot in the trunk frame. If the slot has been
described as the board of other type, please delete the board in the
slot, and add the RDT board again.

Set the corresponding RDT board according to the example.

Suppose the relevant HW and NOD have been completely
configured, the commands are as follows•F

STR ISOBRD•FMN=1•CF=5•CS=2•G

ORMV BRD•FMN=1•CFN=5•CSN=2•G

OADD BRD•FMN=1•CFN=5•CSN=2•CBT=RDT•G

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Section

3 Setting the Far-end Data

The ordinary RSA mode includes the far-end RSA frame and
far-end RSA subscriber frame, altogether two frames. The far-end
RSA subscriber frame is connected with the near end through the
RSA_1 in the far-end RSA frame; while the RSB mode includes
only one RSB frame that holds the subscriber boards and the RSA_1
board connecting the near end. From this we can see that the biggest
difference between the ordinary RSA and the RSB modes is that the
RSB combines the far-end RSA board and the subscriber boards in
one frame.

3.1 RSA mode

The remote setting in the RSA mode is of two parts: Setting the
far-end RSA interface frame and setting the far-end RSA subscriber
frame.

3.1.1 Setting far-end RSA frame

General

This command is used for the far-end RSA mode, it adds a far-
end RSA frame and adds the default board configuration in the
frame.

Relevant commands

Command name Command function

LST FRM Query the frame configuration informatio
ADD RRFB Add the B type far-end RSA frame

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MOD RRFB Modify the B type far-end RSA frame

RMV RRM Remove frame

Command explanations

Add a far-end RSA frame

Set the corresponding far-end RSA frame according to the

example.

Command•F ADD RRFB: MN=1, F=12, LN=2, PNM="Far-

end RSA", PN=0, ROW=0, COL=2, LT=LAP, RSA0F1=5,
RSA0S1=7, RSA0S2=8•G

•yMN/module number•z,•yF / Frame

number•z,•yPN/place number•z,•yROW/row
number•z,•yCOL/column number•zare equivalent to the
parameters of adding a new near-end frame.

•yConnection mode/LT•z

There are two connection modes for the RSA: RSA-RSA mode
and LAP-RSA mode. In terms of the hardware, the near end of the
RSA-RSA mode is the near-end RSA frame, while the near end of
the LAP-RSA mode is the LPRSA board and the RDT board.

When the connection mode is •gLAP-RSA mode•h•F

•yFrame number of local RSA/RDT in Group 1/....../Group 4

•z•yRSA0F1/RSA0F2/RSA0F3/RSA0F4•z

Indicating the number of the frame accommodating the RDT

board that corresponds to the first board of the far-end RSA in
Groups 1, 2, 3 and 4 respectively.

•ySlot number of local RSA1/RDT1 in Group1/....../ Group 4

•z•yRSA0S1/RSA0S3/RSA0S5/RSA0S7•z

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Indicating the number of the slot holding the RDT board that
corresponds to the first board of the far-end RSA in Groups 1, 2, 3
and 4 respectively.

•ySlot number of local RSA2/RDT2 in Group1/....../ Group 4

•z•yRSA0S2/RSA0S4/RSA0S6/RSA0S8•z

Indicating the number of the slot holding the RDT board that
corresponds to the second board of the far-end RSA in Groups 1, 2,
3 and 4 respectively.

In addition, the two boards in each group are mutually helpful.

Of the above parameters, the MN, F, LN, PN•CROW, COL

and LT1 necessary parameters to be input, and the rest parameters
are optional. You may not input them, and the system will take the
default values in the principle that the PNM default value is
•gnonameplace•h and the default values for RSA0F1, RSA0S1,
RSA0F2, RSA0S2, RSA0F3, RSA0S3, RSA0F4 and RSA0S4 are
all null. The RSA0S2 default value is related to RSA0S1. When
RSA0S1 is null, the RSA0S2 also takes null as the default value. If
the value of RSA0S1 is an authorized value, the RSA0S2’s default
value is RSA0S1+1. Similarly, the RSA0S4 value is related to the
RSA0S3 value, the RSA0S6 is related to the RSA0S5 value, and the
RSA0S8 value is related to the RSA0S7 value.

Observe the operation result

If you want to check the result of adding the frame, you can
input the “LST FRM” to show it.

Command: LST FRM•FMN=1•CF=12•CSD=TRUE•G

% Note:

The connection lines between the far-end RSA and RDT shall be
consistent with the data.

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3.1.2 Setting RSA subscriber frame

General

This command is used to add the B type RSA subscriber frame

to the B module and add the default board configuation of the
frame.

Relevant commands

Command name Command function

LST FRM Query the frame configuration informatio
ADD RUSFB Add the B type RSA subscriber frame
MOD RUSFB Modify the B type RSA subscriber frame
RMV RRM Remove frame

Command explanations

Add the far-end RSA subscriber frame

Add the corresponding far-end RSA subscriber frame

according to the example.

Comamnd: ADD RUSFB: MN=1, F=13, LN=2,

PNM="Far_end RSA", PN=1, ROW=0, COL=2, RSA1F=12,
RSA0S1=7, RSA0S2=8, TSN=13;

MN indicates the module number•CF indicates the physical

frame number of the RSA subscriber frame, LN means the rack
number, PNM refers to the place name, PN indicates the place
number, ROW shows the row number, and COL shows the column
number.

Frame of Remote RSA/RSA1F

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The number of the frame holding the RSA board occupied by

the RSA subscriber frame.

Slot 1of remote RSA/RSA0S1

The number of the slot holding the far-end RSA board

occupied by the subscriber boards in the left half of the frame.

Slot 2 of remote RSA/RSA0S2

The number of the slot holding the far-end RSA board

occupied by the subscriber boards in the right half of the frame.

Frame where TSS inserted/TSN

The number of the frame that houses the TSS board testing the
subscribers of the said frame.

Of the above parameters, except the PNM, the rest parameters

shall be all input. You may not input the PNM, so the system will
take a default value for it, that is •gnonameplace•h.

Observe the operation result


If you want to have a look at the result of adding the new
frame, please enter the command “LST FRM”.


Command•FLST FRM•FMN=1•CF=13•CSD=TRUE•G

% Note:

When you add the B type subscriber frame with the command, you
also add the board configuration of the frame. If the configuration
is not in conformity with the actual conditions, you can use the
remove/add board operation to adjust it.

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The configuration of the far-end RSA board and the HW must be

kept consistent with the connection lines at the back of the frame.

3.2 RSB mode

General

This command is used to add an RSB frame to the B module

and add the default board configuration of the frame. Adding an
RSB frame is equivalent to adding a far-end RSA frame and a far-
end RSA subscriber frame.

Relevant commands

Command name Command function

LST FRM Display the frame configuration
DSP FRM Query the frame configuration informatio
ADD RSBFB Add the RSB frame
MOD RSBFB Modify the RSB frame
RMV FRM Remove the frame

Command explanations


Set the corresponding RSB frame according to the example.


Command•FADD
RSBFB•FMN=1•CF=11•CLN=3•CPNM=•gRemote
RSB•h•CPN=3•CROW=0•CCOL=0•CLT=LAP•CRSA0F=5
•CRSA0S1=0•G


Setting the parameters for an RSB frame is similar to setting
the parameters of a far-end RSA frame.

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Section4 Examples

In either the single or dual configuration, for the LAPRSA, you

have to first add the RDT board or modify the DTF into the RDT in
the B type trunk frame, the trunk board type shall be set as RDT.

Add RDT to the trunk frame

ADD DTFB: MN=1, F=5, LN=0, PNM="County Office",

PN=0, ROW=0, COL=0, BT=BP8, N1=0, N2=1, N3=2, N4=3,
N5=255, HW1=90, HW2=91, HW3=88, HW4=89, HW5=86,
HW6=87, HW7=84, HW8=85,HW9=255;

Explanations•FAdd the trunk frame in Frame 5 of Module 1,

the board type in the frame is RDT •iBT=BP8•j. The host nodes
of the first 4 boards are 0, 1, 2 and 3 respectively, and the actually
allocated Hws are 90, 91, 88, 89, 86, 87, 84 and 85. Note if the fifth
host node is set as 255, and the first HW corresponding to it is set as
255 •iHW9=255•j, the system will know there is no need to add
more trunk boards. So there are altogether the first 4 trunk boards.
Do not fill 255 for the following NOD and HW, but it is OK if you
fill it in.

4.1 RSA dual configuration

The dual configuration means the far end uses two RSA boards
to support a frame of subscribers. As a trunk board has two 2Ms,
you can use one trunk board to support these subscribers. But for the
sake of security, it is recommended that you use E1s in the same
positions on two adjacent trunk boards to support a frame of remote

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subscribers. The advantage in doing so is that the communication

will not be abruptly interrupted in case one trunk board fails. The
data below are configured in this way.

1•jAdding the far-end RSA frame

ADD
RRFB•FMN=1•CF=8•CLN=2•CPNM=Qingqingshijie•CPN=0
•CROW=0•CCOL=2•CLT=LAP•CRSAOF1=5•CRSAOS1=2
•CPCM1=E1I•CRSAOS2=3•CPCM2=E1I•G

Explanations•FAdd a far-end RSA frame to Frame 8 in

Module 1•CPNM is Qingqingshijie•CPN=0•CROW is 0•CCOL
is 2•Cthe connection mode is
LAPRSA•iLT=LAP•j•CRSAOF1=5 means to connect the trunk
board in Frame 5 of the near end, the first 2M uses the first E1
(PCM1=E1I) of the trunk board (RSAOS1=2) in slot 2, the second
2M uses the first E1 (PCM1=E1I) of the trunk board in Slot 3.

2•jAdding the remote subscriber frame

ADD
RUSFB•FMN=1•CF=9•CLN=3•CPNM=Qingqingshijie•CPN=
3•CROW=0•CCOL=0•CRSA1F=8•CRSA0S1=7•CRSA0S2=8
•CTSN=9•G

Explanations•FThe command has the same meaning as adding

the remote subscriber frame in the RSA mode.

4.2 RSA single configuration

Single configuration means to use one 2M to support a remote

subscriber frame, in this case, you can allocate the 2Ms according to
actual situations.

1•jAdding the far-end RSA frame

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ADD RRFB•FMN=1•CF=10•CLN=2•CPNM=Training
Center•CPN=0•CROW=0•CCOL=2•CLT=LAP•CRSAOF1=5
•CRSAOS1=2•CPCM1=E1II•G

Explanations•FAdd a far-end RSA frame to Frame 10 in

Module 1, the place name is Training Center•CPN=0•CROW is
0•CCOL is 2•Cthe connection mode is
LAPRSA•iLT=LAP•j•CRSAOF1=5 means to connect the trunk
board in Frame 5 of the near end. Use the second E1 (PCM1=E1II)
of the trunk board (RSAOS1=2) in Slot 2 as a 2M.

2•jAdding the remote subscriber frame

ADD RUSFB•FMN=1•CF=11•CLN=3•CPNM=Training
Center•CPN=3•CROW=0•CCOL=0•CRSA1F=10•CRSA0S1=
7•CRSA0S2=7•CTSN=11•G

Explanations•FThe command means the same as adding the

remote subscriber frame in the RSA mode. Pay special attention to
the configuration of the RSA0S1 and RSA0S2.

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Section 5 User Data Configuration

The RSA user data are equivalent to the ordinary user data. The
RSA subscribers enjoy the same functions and services as the
ordinary subscribers.

When setting the RSA user data, please pay attention to these
following points:


That, as the subscribers in an SM, the subscriber equipment the
RSA subscribers are numbered together with those of the near-end
subscribers.


That the RSA subscriber number resources are the local office
number resources.

Suppose the relevant call source codes and the charging data
have been completely set.

ADD
DNSEG•FP=0•CBEG=K•f8880000•CEND=K•f8880015•CI
NDX=1000•G

ADD
ST•FD=K•f8880000•CDS=608•CMN=1•CRCHS=0.

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Section 6 RSA Maintenance

If you want to browse the state of the far-end in the hardware

configuration state panel, just click the rack number and go to the
frame you defined. The far-end RSA frame as well as subscriber
frame will appear on the screen..

You can also observe the remote subscriber state through the
dynamic trace. The other trace parts are the same as tracing the
ordinary subscribers.

When using the commands to query the relevant remote

frames, the operation methods are the same as those of querying the
near-end frames. Such methods are not described here.

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Summary

This course describes the working principle of the RSA and

focuses on the methods of setting the RSA data (configuration data
and user data), with the emphasis laid on the configuration data.

The process of setting the whole RSA data is to:


Describe the hardware configuration involved in the RSA
module, including the frames, boards and system resources.


Convert the format of all the configuration data if the on-line
setting is not used after the setting of the configuration data, then
load the near-end SM where the RSA resides.


Describe the user data part of the RSA data.

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Exercise

After Class Exercises

1. Do the RSA subscribers occupy the number resources of the

host office?

2. Please write out the five-level control structure of the RSA

boards.

3. Do the RSA subscribers have the internal switching

capability?

Hands-on Exercises

1. Add the RSA frame and accomplish the communication

between the RSA subscribers with the ordinary local subscribers.

2. Observe the state of the far-end RSA subscriber frame.

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1. Yes.

2.

MPU•]•]NOD•]•]RDT•]•]RSA-1•ifar-end RSA interface

board•j•]•]board.

3. The RSA does not have the internal switching function, its
subscribers are switched in the near-end module. The RSA interface
actually functions to extend the HW and the NOD lines, so that the
remote subscribers cannot feel the existence of the RSA.

4. The difference is that the near end in the LAP-RSA mode is

composed of the LPRSA board in the main control frame and the RDT
board in the trunk frame; but the near end in the RSA-RSA mode is
composed of the near-end RSA frame and the near-end RSA board
inserted in the frame.

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Table of Contents

Course Description
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Course Overview
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Course Objectives
1

Section 1 Overview
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1.1 Working Principle

2

1.2 Hardware configuration

5

1.2.1 RSA near-end hardware configuration

5

1.2.2 RSA remote hardware configuration

6

1.3 Functional characteristics

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1.4 Relevant commands

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Section 2 Setting the Near-End Configuration Data

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Section 3 Setting the Far-end Data

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3.1 RSA mode

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3.1.1 Setting far-end RSA frame

12

3.1.2 Setting RSA subscriber frame

15

3.2 RSB mode

17

Section4 Examples
18

4.1 RSA dual configuration

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4.2 RSA single configuration

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Section 5 User Data Configuration

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Section 6 RSA Maintenance

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Summary
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Exercise
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Keys
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