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Purpose
L3P MGR uses PPL configuration byte, event, and timer information.
Byte |
Description |
Values (* Default) |
---|---|---|
0x01 |
BCC Clear all calls or do not clear all calls when both C Channels are dead when switchover failure occurs. |
*0x00 = BCC Clear All Calls |
0x02 |
PCM Encoding Format |
0x01 = MU Law Encoded PCM |
0x03 |
Wait for Startup Request from host, when Layer Manager receives Startup Fail from System Management |
*0x00 = Do not wait |
0x04 |
Type of Port Alignment Important! When this Config Byte is set to 2, the other side must be intelligent enough to send block indications to the ports that are locally blocked. |
0x00 = Unblock all user ports, then block |
0x05 |
Send Reset Sequence Number during |
*0x00 = Do not send |
0x06 |
Send all Status Indications to the host |
*0x00 = Send only relevant Status Indications |
0x07 |
Enable Port Alignment Procedure |
0x00 = Disabled (LE default) |
0x08 |
Link blocking action after startup |
0x00 = Do not send block or unblock links (links will default to operation for the first startup) |
0x09 |
Layer Manager Mode |
*0x00 = Non-protective Mode |
L3P/L5 Events
PPL Event Request (L5 to L3P) |
PPL Event Indication (L3P to L5) |
---|---|
0x0000 Link Blocked Request Forced |
0x0001 Configuration OK |
When specifying new timer values, remember that all PPL Timers are specified in 10 ms increments. For example, a PPL timer for 4 seconds is specified as 4000 (decimal, 400 x 10 ms = 4 seconds), which is the hexadecimal value of (0x190).
Timer ID |
Description |
Value (default) |
---|---|---|
0x01 |
Link Blocked Acknowledge Wait |
1 second |