[asterisk-users] T1 timing errors (Frame Slips) on Nortel 61C
to TE110P
Rich Adamson
radamson at routers.com
Wed Sep 27 06:44:34 MST 2006
Ronnie Jones wrote:
> I am setting up an asterisk box , my first with PRI T1 interface to a
> Nortel 61C. We have quite a bit of experience with the 61C and do most
> of the programming including maintaining several other PRI interfaces in
> this switch. The problem we are having is as soon as we turn up the
> PRI, on the 61C side we get PRI0264 protocol errors. Then the circuit
> lays down properly. At this point we start accumulating SLIPR in the
> 61C which resets the circuit in about 5 minutes. Below are my
> configurations.
>
>
>
> Nortel 61C
>
>
>
> CEQU
>
> MPED 8D
>
> TERM
>
> REMO
>
> TERD
>
> REMD
>
> TERQ
>
> REMQ
>
> SUPL 004 012 024 V048
>
> N156
>
> SUPC
>
> SUPF
>
> XCT 000 016
>
> TDS * 000 * 016
>
> CONF * 001 * 017
>
> MFSD * 000 * 016
>
>
>
> DLOP NUM DCH FRM TMDI LCMT YALM TRSH
>
> TRK 009 12 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> PRI 008 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 010 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 011 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 018 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 019 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 020 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 021 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 030 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> 031 24 ESF NO B8S FDL 00
>
> Blah..blah
>
>
>
> ADAN DCH 50
>
> CTYP MSDL
>
> DNUM 10
>
> PORT 1
>
> DES ippbx
>
> USR PRI
>
> DCHL 8
>
> OTBF 32
>
> PARM RS422 DTE
>
> DRAT 64KC
>
> CLOK EXT
>
> IFC ESS5
>
> SIDE USR
>
> CNEG 1
>
> RLS ID 1
>
> RCAP ND2
>
> MBGA NO
>
> OVLR NO
>
> OVLS NO
>
> T200 3
>
> T203 10
>
> N200 3
>
> N201 260
>
> K 7
>
>
>
> TYPE RDB
>
> CUST 00
>
> ROUT 97
>
> DES IPPBX
>
> TKTP TIE
>
> NPID_TBL_NUM 0
>
> ESN NO
>
> CNVT NO
>
> SAT NO
>
> RCLS INT
>
> VTRK NO
>
> DTRK YES
>
> BRIP NO
>
> DGTP PRI
>
> ISDN YES
>
> MODE PRA
>
> IFC ESS5
>
> SBN NO
>
> PNI 00001
>
> SRVC NNSF
>
> NCNA YES
>
> NCRD YES
>
> CHTY BCH
>
> CTYP UKWN
>
> INAC YES
>
> ISAR NO
>
> CPUB OFF
>
> DAPC NO
>
> BCOT 0
>
> DSEL VOD
>
> PTYP PRI
>
> AUTO NO
>
> DNIS NO
>
> DCDR NO
>
> ICOG IAO
>
> SRCH LIN
>
> TRMB YES
>
> STEP
>
> ACOD 7997
>
> TCPP NO
>
> PII NO
>
> TARG
>
> CLEN 1
>
> BILN NO
>
> OABS
>
> INST
>
> IDC NO
>
> DCNO 0 *
>
> NDNO 0
>
> DEXT NO
>
> ANTK
>
> SIGO STD
>
> ICIS YES
>
> TIMR ICF 512
>
> OGF 512
>
> EOD 13952
>
> NRD 10112
>
> DDL 70
>
> ODT 4096
>
> RGV 640
>
> GRD 896
>
> SFB 3
>
> NBS 2048
>
>
>
>
>
> PAGE 002
>
>
>
> NBL 4096
>
>
>
> IENB 5
>
> TFD 0
>
> VSS 0
>
> VGD 6
>
> DRNG NO
>
> CDR NO
>
> VRAT NO
>
> MUS NO
>
> RACD NO
>
> FRL 0 0
>
> FRL 1 0
>
> FRL 2 0
>
> FRL 3 0
>
> FRL 4 0
>
> FRL 5 0
>
> FRL 6 0
>
> FRL 7 0
>
> OHQ NO
>
> OHQT 00
>
> CBQ NO
>
> AUTH NO
>
> TDET NO
>
> TTBL 0
>
> ATAN NO
>
> PLEV 2
>
> ALRM NO
>
> ART 0
>
> SGRP 0
>
> AACR NO
>
>
>
> zapata.conf
>
> [trunkgroups]
>
>
>
> [channels]
>
> language=en
>
> context=default
>
> switchtype=5ess
>
> signalling=pri_net
>
> usecallerid=yes
>
> echocancel=yes
>
> echocancelwhenbridged=yes
>
> rxgain=0.0
>
> txgain=0.0
>
> musiconhold=default
>
> group = 1
>
> channel = 1-23
>
>
>
> zaptel.conf
>
> span = 1,1,0,esf,b8zs
>
> bchan=1-23
>
> dchan=24
>
> loadzone = us
>
> defaultzone=us
>
>
>
> I think the configuration is right. I have tried changing the timimg
> source in zaptel.conf from 1 to 0 to no avail. Also I can not set up
> the Nortel PRI to look internal for clock. Nortel sets up by default
> CLOK = EXT. I have tried different cross over cables. I can point the
> asterisk into a T-Berd 950N set up to turn up a PRI and it will work and
> run clean on the Asterisk server. I can loop back the Nortel PRI and it
> will ‘est wrong mode’ and accumulate no SLIPR. I am struggling to get
> this to work. The circuit does establish and pass calls but resets
> frequently due to slips. Dell 2850/TE110P/Asterisk business edition
> ABE-B.1-1/Redhat EL4/Nortel 61C/Succession R3/MSDL Dchannel/NT5D12. Any
> help would be appreciated.
I have no experience on the Nortel side, but will comment on the timing
thingie.
The asterisk T1 card (port going to the Nortel) will always generate T1
timing on the transmit side of the T1. There is no way to turn it off
(by T1 Spec's). So, letting the Nortel use CLOK = EXT is perfect.
The sync parameter in /etc/zaptel.conf for that same T1 port should
probably be set to zero, but that statement is somewhat dependent on
what the other ports on the Asterisk T1 card are used for. If there are
no other Asterisk T1 card ports in use, then I'd suggest setting the
sync parameter to "1". If at least one other Asterisk T1 port is in use
and goes to a central office, then turn that port's sync to "1" and the
Nortel port sync to "0". (Keep in mind the digium T1 cards only have one
clock on board, and syncing that clock to a T1 coming from a central
office is the right thing to do. Once that clock is in sync, then the
Nortel will sync to asterisk.)
I'm a little confused with your last paragraph when you say "the circuit
does establish and pass calls but resets frequently due to slips". Are
those calls to/from asterisk talking to the Nortel? Or, are you routing
incoming pstn calls from the central office through asterisk to the Nortel?
Also, have you tried any of the "pri show ..." commands in asterisk, or
any of the pri debug items?
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