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SOFTWARE OVERVIEW
General
5.1
The SX-200
DIGITAL
PABX software
is divided
into two separate
sections,
one to
run the Main Control
processor
and one to run the Peripheral
Control
processors.
Upon power-up,
Call Processing
and Maintenance
routines
are downl,oaded
from the
disk to the Main Controller
Memory
using Direct Memory
Access
(DMA).
The Main
Controller
executes
the Maintenance
routines
and logs all major occurrences
to the
disk, non-volatile
random
access
memory,
Main Control
Card 7-segment
displays,
and the maintenance
terminal
(if equipped).
When
the system
is functional,
the software
relevant
to the peripheral
systems
is
downloaded
from the Main Controller
Memory
to each Peripheral
Controller's
Memory.
The transfer
is accomplished
via the Message
Subsystem
link, using a single 64 kilobit
per second
channel
in each
direction,
for each
Peripheral
Controller
(Peripheral
Control
Card or Bay Control
Card).
Each software
section
has its own layers to carry out system
functions.The
layers
defined
below apply to both controllers
unless otherwise
specified.
Physical layer
5.2
The physical
layer consists
of the operating
hardware
such as the microprocessor,
its
associated
memory,
and input/output
devices.
Scheduling
layer
5.3
This layer provides
for scheduling
of the different
events to be handled.
Communications
layer
5.4
This layer takes care of the Message
Subsystem
software.
The messages
between
the processors
are sent
in HDLC
formatted
packets.
The formatting,
sending,
receiving,
and unpacking
of these messages
is handled
by the Message
Subsystem
software.
Messages
are transmitted
using a single 64 kb/s channel
in each direction.
If required,
the transmission
rate can be increased
to 128 kb/s by using
two
channels.
Message Subsystem
5.5
The
Message
Subsystem
is used
as a communication
link between
the
Main
Controller
and the Peripheral
Controllers.
Initially the Message
Subsystem
is used to
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