Reference models - Services of SPC exchanges and ISDN

Content:

Introduction

We will summarize shortly in this chapter, what kind of services can a SPC exchange and a network built up from SPC exchanges provide for users. ISDN containing SPC exchanges has numerous services for users, which are standardized at the same extent, as the hardware elements. Many of the services are realized in a software way, so these standards are also specifications of the operator program of the exchange.

Services of a SPC exchange can be classified by the following:

NameDescription
General (system) services These services related to the whole of the exchange (every line).
Network services Exchanges can be connected to each other through trunk lines. Network services related this way to the generated network.
Operator services Services provided by the operator of the exchange.
Extension services Services to be assigned to the exchange's devices.
Auxiliary ISDN services Services to be assigned to the exchange's devices, standardized by ITU-T..
Applications

General (system) services in catchwords:

IdentifierNameDescriptionImplementation
Automatic connection Automatic connection of extensions without any operators
Semi-automatic connections Connection of extensions with the help of an operator
Pretranslation Pretranslation on the basis of the first digit of the dialing number /e.g. call of main line, or reception/Implementation
Customer More users Possibility for generating more (logical) exchanges in the hardware of a single exchange.
CDR - Call Detail Recording Charge settlement
Identification of a malicious call
Handling of unsuccessful calls
Emergency connection
Night service
COR - Class of RestrictionRestriction of requisition of services Implementation
COS - Class of ServiceGeneration of class of services Implementation
Voice Call
Voice Mail Implementation
Error determination
Collection of operation and traffic data
Remote observation
Automatic blocking of faulty lines
Call signaling with pulses and/or with multifrequency DTMF
Monitoring of the dialing sound
Special signaling sounds
Short break /flash/
Variable timing
Distinguished ring

Network services:

IdentifierNameDescriptionImplementation
Automatic routingThis service directs the outgoing calls automatically (without the cooperation of any operators) toward trunks. .
AAR Automatic Alternate Routingin private networks
ARS Automatic Route Selectionin public networks
Facility Restriction LevelsRestriction of network accesses This service gives a possibility for assigning access authorities and restrictions to lines and trunks.
AIODAutomatic Identified Outward DialingTransaction of outgoing calls without any operators
DID Direct Inward Dialing This service allows for calls coming in through trunks to access extensions without any operators.
It can be realized quite easily, if the digit field of the subexchange is integrated to the digit field of the public network exchange.
E.g. in case of a seven-digit public network dialing number the first three digits identify the subexchange in the public network, and the last four the device connected to the subnetwork, which is given to the subnetwork from the exchange of the public network by the calling.
Implementation
Interconnection of trunks

Operator services:

We will not deal with operator services in the framework of this guide.

Extension services

(Identifiers of services were taken from the manuals of exchanges)