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This chapter describes the R2 signaling tones generated and detected by the MFCR2 transceiver cards, and the R2 pulse code modulation (PCM) 2-bit line signaling transmitted and received by E1 spans.
Table 2-1 through Table 2-5 provide R2 signaling information based on ITU Q.441 as it applies specifically to the Thailand telephone network.
Token Data Field | Designation | Frequencies | Digit Meaning |
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1 | G-I-1 | 1380 + 1500 Hz | Digit 1 |
2 | G-I-2 | 1380 + 1620 Hz | Digit 2 |
3 | G-I-3 | 1500 + 1620 Hz | Digit 3 |
4 | G-I-4 | 1380 + 1740 Hz | Digit 4 |
5 | G-I-5 | 1500 + 1740 Hz | Digit 5 |
6 | G-I-6 | 1620 + 1740 Hz | Digit 6 |
7 | G-I-7 | 1380 + 1860 Hz | Digit 7 |
8 | G-I-8 | 1500 + 1860 Hz | Digit 8 |
9 | G-I-9 | 1620 + 1860 Hz | Digit 9 |
10 | G-I-10 | 1740 + 1860 Hz | Digit 0 |
11 | G-I-11 | 1380 + 1980 Hz | Operator |
12 | G-I-12 | 1500 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
13 | G-I-13 | 1620 + 1980 Hz | Routine testing |
14 | G-I-14 | 1749 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
15 | G-I-15 | 1860 + 1980 Hz | End of number |
Token Data Field | Designation | Frequencies | Meaning |
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1 | G-II-1 | 1380 + 1500 Hz | Operator |
2 | G-II-2 | 1380 + 1620 Hz | Ordinary subscriber without priority |
3 | G-II-3 | 1500 + 1620 Hz | Coin telephone |
4 | G-II-4 | 1380 + 1740 Hz | Reserved |
5 | G-II-5 | 1500 + 1740 Hz | Coin telephone |
6 | G-II-6 | 1620 + 1740 Hz | Test |
7 | G-II-7 | 1380 + 1860 Hz | Test with priority |
8 | G-II-8 | 1500 + 1860 Hz | Operator |
9 | G-II-9 | 1620 + 1860 Hz | Reserved |
10 | G-II-10 | 1740 + 1860 Hz | Reserved |
11 | G-II-11 | 1380 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
12 | G-II-12 | 1500 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
13 | G-II-13 | 1620 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
14 | G-II-14 | 1740 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
15 | G-II-15 | 1860 + 1980 Hz | Reserved |
Token Data Field | Designation | Frequencies | Meaning |
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1 | A-1 | 1140 + 1020 Hz | Send next digit (n + 1) |
2 | A-2 | 1140 + 900 Hz | Start from first digit |
3 | A-3 | 1020 + 900 Hz | Number complete, send category and change over to reception of Group B signals |
4 | A-4 | 1140 + 780 Hz | Network congestion |
5 | A-5 | 1020 + 780 Hz | Reserved |
6 | A-6 | 900 + 780 Hz | Send category and change to Group C signals |
7 | A-7 | 1140 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
8 | A-8 | 1020 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
9 | A-9 | 900 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
10 | A-10 | 780 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
11 | A-11 | 1140 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
12 | A-12 | 1020 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
13 | A-13 | 900 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
14 | A-14 | 780 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
15 | A-15 | 660 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
Token Data Field | Designation | Frequencies | Meaning |
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1 | B-1 | 1140 + 1020 Hz | Free with charging |
2 | B-2 | 1140 + 900 Hz | Busy |
3 | B-3 | 1020 + 900 Hz | Interception services |
4 | B-4 | 1140 + 780 Hz | Congestion |
5 | B-5 | 1020 + 780 Hz | Free without charging |
6 | B-6 | 900 + 780 Hz | Suspicious calls services |
7 | B-7 | 1140 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
8 | B-8 | 1020 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
9 | B-9 | 900 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
10 | B-10 | 780 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
11 | B-11 | 1140 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
12 | B-12 | 1020 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
13 | B-13 | 900 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
14 | B-14 | 780 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
15 | B-15 | 660 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
Token Data Field | Designation | Frequencies | Meaning |
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1 | C-1 | 1140 + 1020 Hz | Send next number of subscriber A |
2 | C-2 | 1140 + 900 Hz | Start from first digit of subscriber B |
3 | C-3 | 1020 + 900 Hz | Reserved |
4 | C-4 | 1140 + 780 Hz | Congestion |
5 | C-5 | 1020 + 780 Hz | Send next number of subscriber B |
6 | C-6 | 900 + 780 Hz | Reserved |
7 | C-7 | 1140 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
8 | C-8 | 1020 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
9 | C-9 | 900 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
10 | C-10 | 780 + 660 Hz | Reserved |
11 | C-11 | 1140 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
12 | C-12 | 1020 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
13 | C-13 | 900 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
14 | C-14 | 780 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
15 | C-15 | 660 + 540 Hz | Reserved |
Table 2-6 describes the 2-bit, channel-associated pulse code modulation (PCM) line signaling used by the VCO system equipped with E1 interface cards. Forward signals are used by originating or outgoing ports, while backward signals are generated by incoming ports. For more information on E1 cards, refer to the Cisco VCO/4K Card Technical Descriptions.
Number | Signal | Exchange Signaling Forward Backward | |
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Af Bf | Ab Bb | ||
1 | Idle | 1 0 | 1 0 |
2 | Seize | 0 0 | 1 0 |
3 | Seize acknowledge | 0 0 | 1 0 |
6a | Clear forward before answer | 1 0 | 1 1 |
6a | Release guard | 1 0 | 1 0 |
4 | Seize acknowledge | 0 0 | 1 1 |
4 | Answer | 0 0 | 0 1 |
6b | Clear forward after answer | 1 0 | 0 1 |
7b | Release guard | 1 0 | 1 0 |
5 | Clear back | 0 0 | 1 1 |
6a | Clear forward after clear back | 1 0 | 1 1 |
7 | Release guard | 1 0 | 1 0 |
8 | Blocking | 1 0 | 1 1 |
9 | Unblocking | 1 0 | 0 0 |
Posted: Sat Sep 28 22:05:28 PDT 2002
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