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laforge, 05/12/2018 08:21 AM
1 | 1 | laforge | h1. osmo-e1d |
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3 | The envisioned osmo-e1d is a daemon that handles Osmocom E1 interfaces. Its main tasks are: |
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5 | # communicate with each E1 line hardware interface via USB [[USB_Protocol]] (or UDP/IP) |
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6 | # provide a per-timeslot interface towards the users (such as [[OsmoBSC:]] and [[OsmoMGW:]] |
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7 | #* likely unix domain socket based, so [[libosmo-abis:]] and friends can keep their "one FD per |
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8 | # provide some kind of interface by which the user application can |
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9 | #* perform line/interface based operations |
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10 | #** enumerate the list of available interfaces/lines |
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11 | #** obtain status information (LOS, Alarm, CRC4 errors, etc) on each line |
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12 | #* timeslot based |
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13 | #** claim/release individual timeslots |
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14 | #** enable/disable Rx/Tx of individual timeslots (could be implicit in claim?) |
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15 | #** switch individual timeslots between raw and HDLC/CRC mode |
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16 | #** obtain timeslot status information such as CRC16 errors, frame errors, ... |
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17 | # implement any internal handling required, such as |
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18 | #* perform tasks not implemented by the adapter hardware/firmware (CRC4 tx / rx, multiframe alignment, LOS / ALRM / state machines) |
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19 | #* implement HDLC on each requested timeslot |
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21 | h2. User point of view |
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23 | A user application would be interested in performing the following operations: |
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25 | * obtain a list of lines/interfaces |
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26 | * obtain a list of timeslots at a given line/interface, including availability status |
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27 | * select/open a given timeslot on a given line |
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28 | * enable/disable a given timeslot |
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29 | * switch mode (raw/hdlc) of a given timeslot |
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30 | * obtain line status information like local/remote CRC4 / LOS / ALARM |
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31 | * receive data from a given TS |
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32 | * transmit data on a given TS |