Static Loss Plan Download And Dynamic Loss Switching Inter Working; Relative Input/Output Level; Loss Plan Selection - Nortel Meridian 1 Succession 1000 Manual

Static Loss Plan Download and Dynamic
Loss Switching inter working
If a system has both the Static Loss Plan Download (SLPD) and the DLS
features equipped, then:
• for IPE trunks, DLS takes precedence over SLPD; level adjustments are
performed
• for IPE lines, SLPD still applies (toll calls in China are an exception
under some circumstances)

Relative Input/Output Level

For an explanation, see the section of the same heading immediately after
Table 14 in the chapter "Static Loss Plan Downloading."

Loss Plan selection

LD 97 also enables the definition of Custom Loss Plan tables.
To see the tables showing the predefined "BASE" (SLPD) Relative Input/
Output Level codes in LD 97 cross-referenced to the actual Relative Input/
Output Levels, consult Table . Tables 24 through 27 within that larger table
show Base Level SLPD values for New Zealand, Australia, and China
respectively. Table 10 (Existing) shows Base Level SLPD values for Italy.
Table 18 cross-references the predefined "ALTERNATE" (DLS) Relative
Input/Output Level codes in LD 97 to the actual Relative Input/Output Levels
by country and table number. The Alternative Level (DLS) tables in Table 18
are not the same as the SLPD tables in Table 17.
The China Toll package (292) enables special treatment of toll calls that
involve a DTI2 MFC trunk and which terminate on analog 500/2500 type
sets. The China Toll package provides specific losses on the DTI2 trunk and
line cards if the call is recognized to be a toll call and the line card has either
OPS or ONS COS. The loss levels can be configured in LD 73 under the
prompts TOLT and TOLL. When the call is terminated, the original loss
levels from the pre-defined base table are sent to the ONS line card. For all
Dynamic Loss Switching
Transmission Parameters
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