[Megaco] Question on using signal parameters for stimal/stedsig signal
Murugesh Govindaraju <MGovindaraju@zhone.com> Tue, 03 September 2013 10:14 UTC
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Date: Tue, 03 Sep 2013 15:44:10 +0530
From: Murugesh Govindaraju <MGovindaraju@zhone.com>
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Subject: [Megaco] Question on using signal parameters for stimal/stedsig signal
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Hi All, Stimulus analogue line package (H.248.34) has a signal "Steady Signal" defined in it. Following is the definition of this signal from this package: *6.3.2 Steady Signal** **Signal name: Steady Signal** **Signal ID: stedsig (0x0002)** **Description: Used by the MGC to instruct the MG to apply a steady signal.** **Signal Type: OnOff** **Duration: not applicable* This signal has only one parameter called "sig". What if we receive the following request from switch, which contains the signal parameters signalType and Duration: MEGACO/1 Transaction = 387699 {Context = 48 { Modify = AL3{Media{LocalControl { Mode = SendReceive }}, Signals { stimal/stedsig { *SignalType = timeOut, Duration = 15,* sig = reversePolarity } }, Events = 2527 { al/on, al/of, al/fl } } } } Here is my question: Though the signal definition in package says that the steady signal is of type *"OnOf**f"*, but the switch says as "*timeOut*" and duration as not application, but the switch says as "15" sec. What should be the behavior of the MG in this case? -- *Thanks, Murugesh G *
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