CEPT T CS 20-05 E-1986 Line Service Marking《线路服务标记》.pdf

1、CEPT T/CS*20-05*E BO m 2326434 0004505 5 m - 20-05E Page I Recommendation T/CS 20-05 (Brussels 1980, revised in Inhsbruck 1981) LINE SERVICE MARKING . Recommendation proposed by Working Group T/WG 11 “Switching and Signalling” (CS) Revised text of the Recommendation adopted by the “Telecommunication

2、s” Commission: “The European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations, considering - that SPC exchanges allow the flexible use of a subscribers line for a large variety of services and terminal - that an exchange must serve different types of subscribers lines; - that the variety

3、of services, tesminal equipment and subscribers line types is likely to increase when the network - that, owing to the use of SPC techniques, the functions actually applying to a subscribers line are dependent on equipment; evolves toward a wide use of digital ethniques; data stored in the network,

4、O recommends to the members of the CEPT, the use of the following definition and arrangements for the feature line service marking.” 1. DEFINITION Line service marking (LSM) is defned by the data which will determine how service requests originating and calls terminating on a subscribers line will b

5、e handled. The determination of the data to be included in the line service marking is subject to special criteria. In general, the data provide information on the type of subscribers terminal (e.g. ordinary subscribers set, payphone, etc.) or the type of line and the services provided on the line (

6、e.g. push-button dialling, abbreviated dialling, etc.). 2. . DESCRIPTION Each subscribers line or piece of equipment (line, terminal equipment, concentrator, etc.) is assigned an area for terminal data in an exchange memory. This terminal data memory (subscriber store) is interrogated each time a su

7、bsoriber initiates or receives a call. From the tesminal data, further information on the setting-up of the call may be obtained. This may result in, for example, the connection of a digit receiver for rotary or push-button dialling, or for rotary dialling only, and the start of call routing. If the

8、 store contains data restricting certain types of calls, the call Set-up procedure may be discontinued. Line categories and supplementary services information are assigned to the subscribers data by the Administrations as requested by the individual subscribers. If supplementary services are general

9、ly avail- able, some reduction may be possible in the line service markings required. 3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS The number of line categories and classes of service should be sufficiently large. The line service markings can therefore be expanded if there is additional demand. Allocation, modific

10、ation and cancellation of categories and services can be carried out by the Administration: (a) from the exchange console; (b) by remote control from an operators position. This procedure is also applicable during a call. The operation becomes effective either immediately OS after completion of the

11、call, depending on the service concerned. Activation and deactivation of individual supplementary services can also be effected from the subscribess set, if this is provided for by the Administration. Note: The studies on this series (T/CS 20) of Recommendations for the features in an analogue envir

12、onment has now been terminated. A continuation of the studies has started with the aim to amend these existing features, where necessary, and to specify new features for the ISDN. These Recommendations will be gathered in a new series of Recommendations. e Edition of May 15, 1986 TICS 20-05 E Page 2

13、 4. 4.1. 4.1.1. 4.1.2. 4.1.3, 4.1.4. 4,2, 4.2,1, 4,2.2. UTILISATION Call related use Line service markings ensure the following. Fos call set-up (a) which destinations must (e.g. fixed destination call) or may be selected; (b) dialling procedure (rotary dial, push-button set, etc.); (c) initiation o

14、f the conversion of abbreviated numbers into regular directory numbers; (d) completion of incoming calls; (e) priority in the case of emergency, etc. Handling of switching orders for the individual categories or classes of service during the speech phase Release of the call (a) dependent on calling

15、and/or called subscriber as a function of the line category. Restriction of service Operational aspects for the Administration The following operating programs are implemented with the aid of line service markings: Storage management programs (installation, cancellation of subscribers, allocation of supplementary services) ; Recording of subscriber data, categories and calls.