Changing The Default H.100 Clocking Configuration - Dialogic Vision CX Video Administration Manual

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Element Description
<frequency> Wait timeout for events. If defined, the clocking service executes in polling mode. If
not defined, the clocking service executes in asynchronous mode (recommended).
<source> Timing reference for H.100 bus clocking. All attributes are required.
<txboard> (ISUP models only) Defines the signaling board in the system. This element only
applies when signaling is embedded in the voice trunks.

Changing the default H.100 clocking configuration

To change the default H.100 clocking configuration, follow these steps:
Step Action
1 Use the Vision™ Console to stop the H.100 Clock Manager service, as described in Working with
gateway services on page 81.
2 Modify the priorities.xml file in the vx/clockmgr directory as appropriate. The elements and
attributes for this file are described in H.100 clock manager configuration file on page 124.
3 Use the Vision™ Console to restart the H.100 Clock Manager service.
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Attribute Description
value Time period, in milliseconds, for which the main loop waits for
events before sending the timeout event.
Valid values:-1 - n
Default: -1 (CTA_WAIT_FOREVER)
Required: No.
Attribute Description
boardindex OAM board index referenced by this clock source.
Valid values: 0 - n
Default: None.
trunk Trunk number for the clock source.
Valid values: 0 - n, where n is the total number of trunks
supported by the board type. A value of 0 designates the
board's internal oscillator (OSC) as the clock source.
Default: None.
priority Reliability of the trunk specified in the trunk attribute. Trunks
with equivalent reliability can be given identical priority
numbers.
Valid values: 0 (best) - 99 (worst)
Default: None.
Attribute Description
boardindex SS7 signaling board index defined by the board configuration.
Default and only value: None.
Required: Yes
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