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Feature #4910

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Automatically set the A / alarm bits in Tx if no signal on Rx

Added by laforge over 3 years ago. Updated 2 days ago.

Status:
Resolved
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Low
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Target version:
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Start date:
12/16/2020
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Description

At least according to one of my German retronetworking books on PDH it is stated that an E1 interface must set the A[larm] bit in TS0 if no received signal is detected.

I expect we don't do that yet as we have no real concept of LOS.

Relying on the host software to insert that A bit is not really a good idea, as the host has the least idea of what's happening on the physical layer.

So I would guess, similar to the way how we automatically can generate the E bits in case of Rx CRC errors, it would be good to generate the A bits based on whether or not we see incoming Rx clock cycles.


Related issues

Related to E1/T1 Hardware Interface (including icE1usb) - Bug #5381: icE1usb DAHDI driver: generate YELLOW alarm towards peerResolvedlaforge01/02/2022

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Actions #1

Updated by laforge over 2 years ago

  • Related to Bug #5381: icE1usb DAHDI driver: generate YELLOW alarm towards peer added
Actions #2

Updated by tnt over 2 years ago

Shouldn't the A bit be set if there we don't have alignement ? Not just complete LOS, but any condition causing us to not detect a valid framed signal ?

Actions #3

Updated by tnt 3 days ago

laforge ping. Any condition causing LOF should generate the alarm bits right ?

Actions #4

Updated by laforge 3 days ago

On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 08:45:10AM +0000, tnt wrote:

laforge ping. Any condition causing LOF should generate the alarm bits right ?

I have no idea, sorry. I am also super stressed out right now, I cannot afford any distractions
to research other topics not on my immediate super urgent agenda or I'll go crazy :/

Actions #5

Updated by tnt 2 days ago

  • Status changed from New to Resolved
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