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22nd April 2006 at 05:26 #34790Prasanta kumar BastiaGuest
R2 signalling:It is called register signalling based on CAS signalling in which signalling & traffic alwaya take same path in network.Example:in 20 E1s ,16 channel no of each E1 is kept for signalling only.
SS7/CCS signalling:Signaling & traffic do take same path .In 20 E1s, 10 Timeslot of one or two PCMs are reserved for signalling for all PCMs.Regards,
Prasanta Kumar Bastia
Senior Engineer Telecom10th May 2006 at 07:15 #34791kristhudassGuestHi friends,
Any body knows about the iDEN technology please give me brief indroduction. I am going to join one of the company which handling iDEN technology
26th May 2006 at 11:11 #34792satyapal singhGuestcan any body tell me about the e1 links. ‘N’ how it works
30th May 2006 at 10:28 #34793qomiGuesthi: pleas everybody about signal fallow bts ultra know give me
8th June 2006 at 13:27 #34794Monika BehlGuestHi All,
Heres some basic query:
I just wonder that in CAS, 1 timeslot of every E1 caters he signalling traffic for 30 channels in 16 frames (2 channels per frame).
But, in SS7, 1 E1 carries the signalling for 1000s of circuits. How?
Thanx,
Monika26th June 2006 at 07:04 #34795visalakshi kannanGuestSir
Can I have a decoder for the ouput of #7 signalliing trace.
Visalakshi kannan
Sr SDE
BSNL26th June 2006 at 07:09 #34796visalakshi kannanGuestSir
Can I have a decoder for the ouput of #7 signalliing trace in EWSD switch
Visalakshi kannan
Sr SDE
BSNL5th July 2006 at 09:02 #34797krishnanGuesthi monica
well abt ur queries .the cc7 is much more flexible than cas and moreover the voice and signalling are on diffrent paths ,which makes them unique unlike the CAS .The distribution of e1 to links depends on the the traffic. i.e no. of links is directly proportional to the traffic (erlang) .welli think i a able to solve some of ur problems
18th July 2006 at 07:33 #34798NafayGuestHello All,
Im currently testing ATM backhaul for one of the mobile fone companies. My question is reagarding the timeslot assignment for E1’s. The thing is we provide two e1 links to our fone operator. One e1 link is full framed e1 and on the other one we are assigning two timeslots. I just wanna know the reason or advantage for providing full framed E1. Why is it necessary?
19th July 2006 at 12:53 #34799Narendra SinghGuestActully there Very little difference b/w the R2MFC n ISDN.Only R2MFC is the latest tech.
4th September 2006 at 18:56 #34800AMITGuestcan any body plz tell me about the basics difference between cc7 and ss7
23rd September 2006 at 23:36 #34801maxGuesthi,…
anybody can help me….
what is the exact differance betweenpri or e1r2..
plz reply ..im waiting
16th November 2006 at 01:11 #34802DineshGuestSir,
I am an final year electronics and communication student ,as a part oof my syllsbus i want to do a project.I am very much interested in OCB card study and am willing to do a project on the same.so i humbly request you to send me the details of OCB card and areas of project in OCB card.If you have any project topic i will be thankful to you5th December 2006 at 09:13 #34803HemantGuesti want to know about r2mfc and ss7 signaling…can u plz hepl out me.
30th December 2006 at 18:00 #34804AbulgaithGuestAnyone knows the R2-MFC standard used by the central office in Saudi?
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