1、 ATIS-0404130-0012 Design Layout Report Guidelines For Access Service Industry Support Interface (DLR-ISI) Version 12 ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 15, 2014 Issued September 20, 2013 Implemented March 15,2014 The Alliance for Telecommunication Industry Solutions (ATIS) is a technical planning an
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3、nications companies are active in ATIS 23 industry committees, and ATIS Incubator Solutions Program. ATIS 0404130-0012 Design Layout Report Guidelines for Access Service Industry Support Interface (DLR-ISI). Is an ATIS standard developed by the Ordering Solutions Committee Access Service Ordering Su
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16、OF THE USER. DLR-ISI 12 SYNOPSIS OF CHANGES Page 1 of 3 DLR-ISI 12 CHANGES - ISSUES INCLUDED IN THIS SYNOPSIS ISSUE NUMBER DESCRIPTION 3484 DLR: Allow 7-digit extension on TEL (DSGCON) DLR-ISI 12 SYNOPSIS OF CHANGES Page 2 of 3 The following table depicts the type of change category definitions: TYP
17、E OF CHANGE = CATEGORY DEFINITIONS NEW = Adding a new field REM = Removing an existing field FN = Field/Tag name change (e.g., EXEMPT REASON changed to ER) FORMAT = Field format change (e.g., moved to another section of the form, etc.) DEF = Definition change DEFN = Definition notes addition, change
18、, deletion VE = Valid entries addition, change, deletion VEN = Valid entry notes addition, change, deletion USE = Usage statement change USES = Usage strip change USEN = Usage notes addition, change, deletion DC = Data characteristics change (e.g., change from numeric to alpha/numeric) DCL = Data ch
19、aracteristics length change DCN = Data characteristics note addition, change, deletion EX = Example addition, change, deletion EXN = Example notes addition, change, deletion FORM = Changes made to the ASR forms (i.e., additions, rearrangements, field length changes or deletions of fields) GLOSSARY =
20、 Identifies changes within the glossary sections (i.e., additions or deletions of fields) TEXT = Identifies changes within the text of a section (i.e., additions or deletions of fields) DLR-ISI 12 SYNOPSIS OF CHANGES Page 3 of 3 SYNOPSIS OF CHANGES SEPTEMBER 20, 2013 PRAC # ISSUE # Field/ Section Ty
21、pe Of Change Description of Change Field Length DLR 3484 TEL (DSGCON) DCL Increased field length. 20 DLR 3484 TEL (DSGCON) EX Increased length of provided Example. 20 DLR 3484 TEL (DSGCON) FORM Increased field length on Camera Ready Form. 20 DLR 3484 TEL (DSGCON) FORM Increased field length on Enume
22、rated Form. 20 ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 DESIGN LAYOUT REPORT GUIDELINE FOR ACCESS SERVICES TABLE
23、OF CONTENTS Section Page 1. INTRODUCTION _ 1-1 2. GENERAL _ 2-1 3. DLR CONTENT AND FORMAT _ 3-1 4. DESCRIPTIONS OF VALID FORM ENTRIES _ 4-1 4.1 ADMINISTRATIVE AND ADDITIONAL DETAIL FORMS ENTRIES _ 4-2 4.1.1 ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION _ 4-2 4.1.2 DESIGN SECTION _ 4-30 4.2 END USER FORM ENTRIES _ 4-61 4.2
24、.1 PRIMARY LOCATION SECTION _ 4-61 4.2.2 SECONDARY LOCATION SECTION _ 4-72 4.3 ADDITIONAL NOTES FORM ENTRIES_ 4-83 4.3.1 NOTE SECTION _ 4-83 5. ALPHABETIC/NUMERIC CROSS REFERENCE GLOSSARY _ 5-1 6. DESIGN LAYOUT REPORT (DLR) FORM NUMBERED _ 6-1 7. DESIGN LAYOUT REPORT (DLR) FORM CAMERA READY _ 7-1 AT
25、IS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 1-1 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 In order for a Provider to provision lines, trunki
26、ng and transport services, it is necessary that the Provider and the Customer communicate. One document which provides part of this communication is the Design Layout Report (DLR). 1.2 The DLR is initiated by the Provider. It includes pertinent information that will permit the Customer to review the
27、 design and ensure the Providers ability to provide the service being ordered. 1.3 The DLR is divided into four forms: the DLR Administrative Form, the DLR Additional Detail Form, the DLR End User Information Form and the DLR Additional Notes Form. Further description of the information contained on
28、 these forms and their uses in the design of various types of services follow in section 3 of this document. 1.4 All references in this document regarding Feature Group A (FGA) and/or Feature Groups B, C and D (FGB, FGC, FGD) include the equivalent line-side Basic Serving Arrangement (BSA) and equiv
29、alent trunk-side BSA respectively. 1.5 In an effort to ensure that all possible providers, users and customers of services are addressed in all issues and documentation, the terms Provider and Customer will be used, representing the two roles involved with each transaction. Throughout this document,
30、 the terms IC (Interexchange Carrier) and EC (Exchange Carrier) may be used to describe the categories Customer and Provider. This is to maintain consistency with prior uses of this practice, though their use does not imply exclusivity within the Customer and Provider categories. ATIS-0404130-0012 E
31、ffective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 2-1 2. GENERAL 2.1 Where the tariff/contract/negotiation requires, a DLR should be issued b
32、y the Provider whenever a Customer requests one via the ASR. Administrative changes to the service are excluded. A DLR may be issued for the discontinuance of a switched access digital interface. 2.2 If the service cannot be provided as ordered the Provider will notify the Customer and the provision
33、ing process will stop until: A. The service ordered can be provided by the Provider, or B. The service ordered is changed by the Customer or C. The service ordered is canceled by the Customer 2.3 DLR confirmation is the option of the Customer. If the Customer chooses to confirm the DLR, the Customer
34、 will determine the amount of time required between the Design Layout Report Date (DLRD) and the Confirming Design Layout Report Date (CDLRD). The DLRD and CDLRD are communicated via the Confirmation Notice, ATIS-0404011. This additional time is added to the overall interval and should include: A. T
35、he time for the DLR to be received by the Customer from the Provider B. The time required to review the DLR by the Customer and C. The time required to return the confirming DLR to the Provider. The maximum allowable interval is 10 days 2.4 Verbal confirmation may be accepted by the Provider based u
36、pon local agreements. Confirming DLR changes to the DLR may require supplements to the service ordered. 2.5 Reasonable requests for resends and reissues are a normal part of the business and may be supplied when requested by the Customer. The Provider will identify a DLR point of contact to which re
37、quests may be forwarded. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 2-2 2.6 If a DLR is requested after the service is in effect, it can be provided; however, the Customer may incur additional charges from the Provider for assembling the DLR(s). T
38、he Customer should forward their requests to the Providers DLR point of contact and each request will be handled on an Individual Case Basis (ICB) for charges and response time. 2.7 Requests to issue duplicate DLRs to the same location or to multiple locations should be negotiated between the Custom
39、er and appropriate Provider. 2.8 This practice is reissued to clarify current definitions as recommended by users of this practice. Additions, deletions and significant changes are summarized in the synopsis of changes. 2.9 The Design Layout Report Guideline does not convey licensing rights to non-C
40、OMMON LANGUAGE licensees to use the COMMON LANGUAGE code sets identified throughout the Design Layout Report Forms in their internal operations. Where COMMON LANGUAGE is provided, its intended use by non-COMMON LANGUAGE licensees is limited. Allowable uses will be specified by the COMMON LANGUAGE li
41、censee per their COMMON LANGUAGE contract. 2.10 Options described in this practice may not be applicable to individual provider tariffs; therefore, use of either the field or valid entries within the field is based on provider tariffs/contracts/negotiations. _ COMMON LANGUAGE is a registered tradema
42、rk and CLLI is a trademark of Telcordia Technologies, Inc. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 21, 2009 Issued September 26, 2008 Implemented March 21, 2009 3-1 3. DLR CONTENT AND FORMAT 3.1 The DLR document represents the information needed on the DLR and the actual field name, usage and data charact
43、eristics. 3.2 The DLR is divided into four forms with nine subdivided sections. 3.3 The DLR Administrative Form of the DLR is sent with each DLR and contains two sections: The Administrative section which includes: A. Customer and Provider identification and contact B. Critical date information C. I
44、ssue date, issue number, page number and page range D. Remarks The Design section which includes: A. The service technical requirements B. Sequential listing The DLR sequential listing should contain the ID of the last assigned equipment or facility at the interface excluding any locally assigned ti
45、e pairs, e.g., HICAP CFA, Bay, Panel, Jack and Pin. 3.4 The DLR Additional Detail Form section of the DLR is an optional form based upon additional sequential listings being required to provide a complete document. This form is separated into two sections: The Administrative section provides a subse
46、t of the previous Administrative section, relating additional forms with the DLR Administrative Form as part of a complete DLR document. The Design section is a continuation of a sequential listing information presented on the DLR Administrative Form. ATIS-0404130-0012 Effective March 15, 2014 Issue
47、d September 20, 2013 Implemented March 15, 2014 3-2 3.5 The DLR Additional Notes Form section of the DLR is optional, it is provided when the Note Indicator (N) field in the Design section has an entry(s). This page is separated into two sections: The Administrative section provides a subset of the
48、previous Administrative section, relating additional forms with the DLR Administrative Form as part of a complete DLR document. The Notes section provides details relative to an entry(s) in the Note Indicator field in the Circuit Design section of the DLR. 3.6 These three forms (Administrative, Additional Detail, and Additional Notes) are the forms that could be utilized to provide a DLR for all s
