How to Simulate QSIG-GFT over E1 from the User Side
Simulation of an QSIG terminal is one of the features covered by
the templates included in the Clarinet Run-Time.
A Clarinet Run-time User-program has been specifically developed to simulate
the QSIF Transit Network protocol.
Connecting the unit and setting the test conditions:
The connections of Clarinet-Book USB units and the settings of test conditions
for basic monitoring are detailed in the following pages:
Profiles resulting from the wizard are ready for generating one outgoing
call and accepting incoming calls during ISDN Simulation.
Creating the profile for PRI-User simulation
A new profile can be created with the Wizard from the Template list by
selecting:
- Profile->New->QSIG......See:
building a test
- Profile with a description including QSIG, Simu, User, PH=E1,
SL=Q931
- Filter with a description including SL= QSIG, DL=BOP
Example using the wizard:
- ProfileèNewèQSIGèqsig_gft_usr_e1.acpèFilter?èqsig_bop.acf
Profile resulting from the wizard is ready for simulating in the D channel
with QSIG decoding:
- Modifications to apply to the profile regarding physical interface:
- E1 Options:
CRC4 multi-frame if CRC4 is used on the interface.
Saving the profile:
- ProfileèSave
asèfilename.acp.
In the current directory, selecting
and saving the profile through the wizard simultaneously launches:
- The user-program qsig_gft.exe
invoked by the qsig_gft_usr_e1.acp
- A default shortcut QSIG-GFT
configuration to the qsig_gft.exe user-program
- One text file gft_readme.txt
The shortcut QSIG-GFT configuration
includes the default directory Cladata in both paths:
- Target = C:\Clarinet\Cladata\qsig_gft.exe -config
- Start In = C:\Clarinet\Cladata
The path must be changed if the Clarinet manager is working in a different
directory.
If the Clarinet Package is installed in another directory other than
the default one (as an example D:\Clarinet\) , the following line has
to be added to the configuration file (qsig_gft.aci by default)
under a [Paths] section:
[Paths]
BerDll=D:\Clarinet\Clatools\Berencod.dll
The user program can be launched in two ways:
- From the shortcut "QSIG-GFT configuration", it enables configuration
of PDU parameters that will be used in user-program mode.
- From the profile, it works as a user-program that allows the user
to:
- Send call independent requests (connection-oriented service)
- Send requests (connectionless transport service)
- Reply to incoming PDUs
Configuring the user program
The panel "QSIG-GFT emulator configuration" user program enables
configuration:
- For Connection-orientated Services, the IE used in the PDUs: are set
in compliance with "Call independent" mode
- GF-SETUP Request fields:
- Origination Address è
Calling Party Number IE
- Destination Address è
Called Party Number IE
- DataèFacility
IE
- GF-DATA request = FACILITY messages:
- GF-RELEASE request = RELEASE messages:
- CauseèCause
IE
- DataèFacility
IE
- For Connectionless in the FACILITY messages
- GF-UnitData Request fields:
- Origination Address è
Calling Party Number IE
- Destination Address è
Called Party Number IE
- DataèFacility
IE
- Reply to incoming PDU including a Facility IE:
- Check the value in operationValue
localValue
- Transmit the content of *.acb in the Facility IE
The results of the configuration are saved in a file with the basename
of the user-program executable file + ext .aci (qsig_gft.aci
by default). The name has to be changed for running several
user-pram simultaneously.
Running the profile
To launch the profile:
- Select Profile->Run or click
(it allows selection of the profile name). See Running
a test
- The Event-Editor window is automatically opened.
- The User-Program opens a window for each Clarinet running the
user-program allowing manual launch:
- Call independent Connection-orientated services
- Connectionless transport service
To stop the profile:
- Click
See: Stopping
a test
- The Event-Editor window and User-Program window are automatically
closed.
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