Depending on the physical hardware configuration of your TX boards, the SS7 link interface between the boards can be one of the following:
A single timeslot on one of the T1/E1 trunks. TX boards include one or more on-board quad T1/E1 interfaces.
All of the timeslots on a T1/E1 trunk. High speed links (HSL) meet the ANSI T1.111-1996 and Q.703/Annex A standards. Each HSL occupies a full (unchannelized) T1/E1 line and transfers data at the rate of 2.0 (1.544) Mbps.
A single timeslot on the H.100/H.110 bus.
NaturalAccess™ Signaling Software provides the following sample configurations that you can modify for your specifications:
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Configuration type |
Location |
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ANSI standalone |
\Program Files\dialogic\tx\config\standalone\ansi for a Windows system /opt/dialogic/tx/etc/standalone/ansi for a UNIX system |
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ANSI redundant |
\Program Files\dialogic\tx\config\redundant\ansi for a Windows system /opt/dialogic/tx/etc/redundant/ansi for a UNIX system |
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ITU standalone |
\Program Files\dialogic\tx\config\standalone\itu for a Windows system /opt/dialogic/tx/etc/standalone/itu for a UNIX system |
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ITU redundant |
\Program Files\dialogic\tx\config\redundant\itu for a Windows system /opt/dialogic/tx/etc/redundant/itu for a UNIX system |
The following illustration shows the ANSI standalone sample configuration: