ATM Option System Reference - Comtech EF Data
ATM Option System Reference - Comtech EF Data
ATM Option System Reference - Comtech EF Data
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<strong>ATM</strong> <strong>Option</strong><br />
MULTIPLEX PVC.<br />
When this parameter is set to 0, all new voice connections will be blocked. When it is set<br />
to 10000, no new connections will be blocked. In this case the Voice Traffic Control<br />
function is disabled on voice calls to the remote unit if no other port or PVC serving<br />
that unit has been configured with the Maximum Number of Voice Channels set to a<br />
value less than 10000.<br />
Two voice channels are opened when a voice call is relayed through a unit: one to reach<br />
the originator of the call, and the other to reach the receiver of the call. When the two<br />
channels pass through the same port or PVC, the bandwidth taken is twice that taken by<br />
one channel. The Maximum Number of Voice Channels parameter represents the<br />
bandwidth that can be used by all voice calls. For further information refer to the chapter<br />
Voice Traffic Control in the Advanced Voice Features fascicle of this document<br />
series.<br />
Values: 0 - 10000<br />
Default: 10000 (no blocking)<br />
5.3.36 Maximum Voice Channels If High Priority <strong>Data</strong><br />
Console SNMP Text-based Config<br />
Maximum Voice<br />
Channels If High Priority<br />
<strong>Data</strong><br />
atmpvcLowMaxChannels [atmpvc#] LowMaxChannels<br />
Maximum number of incoming and outgoing voice channels permitted at one time on this<br />
PVC connection when one or more transparent serial ports (HDLC, HDLCOFR, DDCMP,<br />
T-ASYNC, R-ASYNC, BSC, COP, X25, PASSTHRU or PASSTHRUOFR) are set to high<br />
priority. The Maximum Voice Channels If High Priority <strong>Data</strong> parameter has the effect of<br />
ensuring sufficient bandwidth for the high priority data traffic, while allowing a<br />
reasonable number of voice calls to be placed at the same time.<br />
NOTE: The priority of transparent data ports is configured with the port Class parameter.<br />
Refer to the appendix SE/PORT Configuration Parameters in the Legacy<br />
<strong>Data</strong> fascicle of this document series.<br />
• The DSR, DCD, DTR and RTS modem signals (RI and RL in X.21) must be<br />
active on the high priority transparent serial port for call blocking to take place.<br />
The modem signals on the remote unit must also be active.<br />
You can assume that the remote modem signals are active if the transparent serial<br />
port modem signals are up, and its Modem control signal parameter is set to<br />
STATPASS or DYNAPASS.<br />
• If the Maximum Voice Channels If High Priority <strong>Data</strong> is left at its default value<br />
(10000), no call blocking is performed on this connection.<br />
5-20 Memotec Inc.