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ISDN-PRI Interface
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) provides integrated voice and data over a common
telephone company facility. There are two methods of ISDN access currently available: ISDN–BRI
(basic) and ISDN–PRI (primary). ISDN–BRI provides a way for subscribers to get digital service
from the telephone company supplier for two telephones or a telephone and a data device over one
special pair of wires. ISDN–PRI provides a way for subscribers to get digital service from the
telephone company supplier for 24 lines over two special pairs of wires. This latter method is the
concern of this publication.
ISDN–PRI access directly connects a multiple-station, digital communications system to the
telephone company’s ISDN network through a single high-speed line. This high-speed line is
commonly known as T1 in North America and consists of 24 digitized channels. ISDN–PRI access
consists of a grouping of 23 voice channels (B–channels) and one signaling or control channel
(D–channel). B–channels are clear channels suitable for voice or data transmission while the
D–channel is a packet-switched link for call set-up and signaling. When you use ISDN–PRI access
with T1, one of the T1 channels serves as the signaling channel. This arrangement is sometimes
referred to as 23B+D ISDN service.
The DXPRI is a circuit card that you install on an FXT1 line board with special-purpose firmware to
provide ISDN–PRI access to the system. The DXPRI card handles the D–channel signaling protocol
and passes messages to the FXT1 board. A single DXPRI card can control multiple FXT1 boards
when you tie the boards together through board programming action. This arrangement (known as
NFAS or Network Facility Associated Signaling) allows the system to derive 24 B–channels from all
boards except the one where installers have added the DXPRI card. When installers do this, the
FXT1/DXPRI combination that provides the control is designated as FXT1-PRI; and the boards
being controlled are designated as FXT1-NFAS. The NFAS boards do not require a DXPRI card as
they are slaves to the master –PRI board. Throughout the remainder of this discussion, the term
T1/PRI means a T1 board specifically configured for ISDN–PRI operation be it either an FXT1-PRI
or an FXT1-NFAS board.
Since central office protocols differ, the DXPRI card supports several protocol arrangements and
provides interface support for several signaling types. The installer and the end user can select the
interface support that the system needs for a particular application. The support they choose
determines how the telephone company treats the signal.
The DXPRI card provides a calling number identification feature that provides the following
services: delivery of network provided calling numbers, calling line identification presentation
(CLIP), or automatic number identification (ANI). On originated calls, the system automatically
provides the calling number if available; otherwise, it provides the default directory number. For
incoming calls, the called station displays the calling number if available; otherwise, the display
shows information determined by station class of service programming. The system installer can
customize the caller ID parameters for outgoing calls as site requirements dictate.
Also see the discussion titled Channel Negotiations.
Introducing the T1/PRI Line Board
The FXT1 board serves as host for the DXPRI card and gives the digital communications system the
capability to handle up to 24 channels of voice and/or data transmissions over a single four-wire
cable using multiplexing techniques. The FXT1 board includes a customer service unit (CSU) to
eliminate the need for an external CSU.
Understanding the Features – 111
General Description GCA40–242
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