Changing The Parameters In The Signalling Group; General; Projecting The Parameters - Philips SOPHO SuperVisor 25 Engineer's Manual

3. Delete two circuits which you want to use for the SV25 or SV35. To do this use OM
command DEPCTB.
4. Assign the even circuit again but now for the Supervisor; use OM command ASPCTB and
apply-depending on the board-type used - the following parameters:
If connected to a DTX-I or a DLC-U:
The signalling group is 6005, the PCT type 3 and the hardware type 255.
If connected to a DLC-C/D:
The Operator Circuit is defined with OM command ASBRDS. In this case the signalling
group is 1905. The PCT type is 3 and the hardware type is 255.
If connected to a DOC (not for PR735):
A DOC may be used as from SSW 740. The signalling group is 1905. PCT type and
hardware type are 3 and 255 respectively.
5. For the signalling groups 6005 and 1905 a number of parameters may be changed. It
concerns:
- Password (default 310755);
- Transmit/receive levels;
- Default Language;
- Activation/deactivation of downloading the level/password protection.
If you want to change one of the default parameters, use the OM command CHPMPD.
See also section
6. To define the DNR of the Operator Circuit, use OM command CHOPDC. The Operator
Type (Digital Operator Code) is 2.
7. Set the circuit and board in service with OM command SETINS.
2.6.

CHANGING THE PARAMETERS IN THE SIGNALLING GROUP

2.6.1. General

A number of parameters in the signalling groups can be changed. The projecting of these
parameters is different for the two main types of System Software:
1. SSW 200/205 and SSW 300.
2. SSW 735, 740, 741 and 8xx.
Check which System Software is present in your system. Choose which one of the following
sections is appropriate for your system and continue with the relevant section.
2.6.2.

Projecting the parameters

1. In SSW 200/205 and SSW 300, the characteristics are in signalling groups 0911 and 280E.
The byte values can be changed with PE command 4400 and the bit values with PE
command 4401.
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2.6. "CHANGING THE PARAMETERS IN THE SIGNALLING GROUP".