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This document describes an experiment on studying line identity in a digital switching system. It explains that a call record contains the calling line identity (CLI) and required line identity (RLI) to identify the lines involved in a call. The CLI is entered when a new call record is started, while the RLI is entered when the dialed number is identified and found to not be busy or unobtainable. It asks questions about when call records are started and cleared, and how the CLI and RLI change with different call states and line signals.

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Lab-Tecknikit Digital Switching System

This document describes an experiment on studying line identity in a digital switching system. It explains that a call record contains the calling line identity (CLI) and required line identity (RLI) to identify the lines involved in a call. The CLI is entered when a new call record is started, while the RLI is entered when the dialed number is identified and found to not be busy or unobtainable. It asks questions about when call records are started and cleared, and how the CLI and RLI change with different call states and line signals.

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Transmission and Switching Systems

Experiment No 11: To study the Line Identity

Objective:

Equipment/Tools:
Tecknikit Digital Switching System

Name of student:_________________________________________________________

Group:_________________________________________________________________

Date of Experiment:______________________________________________________

Report submitted on:_____________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________

Marks obtained:_________________
Remarks:______________________
Instructors Signature: ____________
Practical 11

Line Identity

For the Call Record the lines are identified by their Equipment Numbers, which
correspond to the Telephone Line numbers L1 to L4 on the W orkboard. The use of
alternative numbers is discussed in the Line Records Assignment.
There are 2 Line Identities used in the Call Record. The Calling Line Identity CLI is
entered when the Call Record is opened. The Required Line Identity RLI is entered when
it is identified by the dialed numbers.

Call Progress
The basic information required by the Control to process a call comprises the Call State
CS and the Line Identities CLI and RLI.

1. With that information, incoming signals from the telephone are correctly interpreted.

2. All switching whether of Tones or Ringing or final Connection can be performed.


3. Release of a call may happen at any State of the call. Hence correct disconnection also
requires all the 3 items, CS, CLI and RLI.

Procedure
There are 2 Line Identities required for the Call Record.
The Calling Line Identity CLI is entered into the Call Record when a new Record is
started.
The Dialled Number is stored as the digits are dialled. When it is complete, if the
required line is not Busy or Unobtainable, the Required Line Identity RLI is entered into
the Call Record.

Use the telephones to make various connections (2 digit dialling). Observe when the
Identities are entered and removed from the Call Records.

Answer the questions for this practical.


Questions
1. When is a new Call Record started?

2. When is a Call Record cleared?

3. If a Call is made from Line L1 to Line L2, at what stage of the Call is the Required
Line Identity entered into the Call Record? What is the Call State when it appears?
If you are not sure, change to the Call State Practical)

4. Consider a Call at State S4 with CLI = L2 and RLI = L3.


What is happening?
Now consider the following signals:
(i) Line L3 goes Off Hook.
(ii) Line L1 goes Off Hook
(iii) Line L2 goes On Hook

(a) For each case what Switching is required?


(b) For each case what changes are made to the Call Record??
Signal (i):
(a)
(b)
Signal (ii):
(a)
(b)
Signal (iii):
(a)
(b)

5. What is the essential information required in the Call Record for the control of a call?

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