QUAD E1/T1
PMC
NODCOM QUAD E1/T1 PMC is a PCI Mezzanine Card (PMC) designed for operations over up to 4 E1/T1 interfaces connectable to ISDN PRIs, CAS/RBS trunks, V5 links, SS7 Signalling Data Link and with capability to process up to 128 channels in HDLC mode.
Operations are very versatile upon resident software and could be: ISDN signalling module
ISDN protocol converters (ISDN variant to ISDN variant) ISDN to CAS protocol converters
ISDN RAS on 128 bearer channels
V5 to V5 Gateway (V5.1/V5.2, V5.2/V5.1) V5 Engine-4 E1
E1/T1/J1 frame captures for monitoring ISDN/CAS to V5 gateways
SS7 MTP1 and MTP2
NODCOM QUAD E1/T1 PMCis an active Signalling engine (ISDN, V5, SS7) with passive HDLC capability over 128 channels. A Powerful DSP option is available for on-board Media processing.
NODCOM QUAD E1/T1 PMCis based on up to date technologies: Infineon MUNICH-128 supporting 128 channels in HDLC mode Infineon QUAD-FALC supporting 4 E1/T1/J1 framers
Lucent Ambassador H110 Digital switch
Motorola MC68302 micro-controller running at 33 Mhz Texas Instrument TMS320VC5441 DSP
FEATURES
NODCOM QUAD E1/T1 PMC consists of the following main hardware components:
PLX PCI9054 gateway for connection to a Compact PCI bus (Universal 32-bit, 33Mhz) for connecting to the main board
UART for low speed serial communication between the PCI bus and the MC68302 A versatile communication processor Motorola MC68302 running at 33Mhz including:
A 68000 CPU
3 versatile Serial Communication Controller (SCC) with SS7 MTP1 microcode Memories : 1Mbyte SRAM and 128 Kbytes boot Flash
E1/T1/J1 Quad Transceivers/framers Infineon Quad-FALC Quad transformer with EMC and safety protection
Optional Infineon MUNICH-128x supporting 128 channels in HDLC mode
Optional H.100 Digital switch Lucent Ambassador T8105 able to switch 512 connections and to support the 16x16 H.100 IN/OUT
Optional TI TMS302C5441 532-MIPS Quad Core DSP
Optional 128 Kbytes dual port memory for fast communication between the PCI bus and the MC68302
Resident downloadable software located in the signalling engine provides the following basic choices of functions:
Worldwide ISDN signalling (CCITT I.431, Q.921, Q.931) for voice and data including the following Network Operator variants selectable at configuration time:
• AT&T 5E5 , ..., 5E10 • British Telecom ISDN-30
• Deutsche Telekom 1TR6 and Euro-ISDN with German Delta • France Telecom Euro-Numeris delta
• KDD ISDN (Japan) • Northern Telecom (DMS) • NTT INS-1500 (Japan) • Q-SIG Basic Call
• Telecom Australia Austel
• All Euro-ISDN (NET5) carriers (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden,...)
CAS A,B,C,D bits preprocessing
AT command set enhanced for ISDN and for product configuration and monitoring across the serial port used in UART mode
Optional V.120 rate adaptation over one B channel (also use for Remote Control) Option for X.25 over D channel (X.31)
Option for interactive PAD (X.3, X.28, X.29) over D channel across the serial port used in UART mode
upper layers API (API-SERVER) supporting international APIs : PCI, CAPI-2 as well as NODCOM proprietary API across the serial port used in USART mode
Flash boot loader
Self-test and automatic restart From the PCI host, it is possible:
o to drive the signalling engine using AT commands or API o to access to the 128 bearer channels in HDLC mode
HARDWARE ARCHITECTURE
PLXPCI 9054
P N 1 – P N 2 U n iv e rs a l P C I 3 2 -b it 3 3 M h z Optional INFINEONMUNICH128X
Optional AGERE T8105 H110 512x4096CPLD
RJ45MEMORY
SRAM
1MbytesFLASH
1Mbytes Optional DUAL-PORT SRAM 64/128KbyteUART
TL16C750
MC68302
33Mhz
LOCAL BUSISDN Signalling Engine
PCI Controlled
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QUAD E1/T1 PMC ISDN SIGNALLING ENGINE SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE
The software architecture is based on the NODCOM architecture which is close to the ISO/CCITT X.200 model.
All protocol entities are managed as isolated objects communicating through a datagram message passing scheme. The message passing is based on FIFO queue communications. The entities of the system are housed in processes (one or several entities in one process) managed by an AMX 68000 (KADAK) real-time multi-tasking kernel. When the origination and destination entities are in the same process the message passing is done through an internal FIFO without need of AMX scheduling. When the two entities are in different processes the message passing is done using AMX message exchange management.
The software code is downloaded through the serial port to Flash memories.
The product management: configuration, audit, log is done through an UART serial port or through the Dual-port memory and could be done through the network using a Remote Control function.
The "protocol entity architecture" figure describes the different protocol stacks and the communication between the entities of the system. The following stacks and entities are in the system:
. System management SM . Signalling stack:
MPH-D physical layer management and framer control PH-D physical HDLC D channel protocol
MPH-B physical layer management PH-B physical HDLC B channel protocol MDL data link layer management DL data link protocol (LAPD,V.120) MNS network signalling management NS network signalling protocol
CC call control protocol for voice and data support DTE-INT DTE interface using "AT" command set RC remote control entity
CAS signaling . Optional User data stack:
DPM Dual-port memory driver MX25 X.25 layer management X25 X.25 PLP packet layer protocol DTE-INT DTE PAD (X.3, X.28, X.29) protocol . API entities :
UART/USART MTC20285
for ISDN Signalling and
X.25/PAD
API-SERVER
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« AT » Parser
DTE-INT
PAD PAD-V.120DPM
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