ZLR964222L Line Module User Guide
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Within a profile are individual data strings for configuring the different functional blocks within the device. Microsemi
has profiles available for most countries and major telephony standards. Nine types of profiles are supported:
• Device: This profile defines ZSI timing and switcher configuration
• AC FXS: This profile sets the AC parameters such as impedance and levels. The input for the AC profile are
the coefficients generated by the WinSLAC software tool.
• DC: This profile defines the DC feed parameters such as open circuit voltage, DC feed current, hook
threshold, ground key or fault thresholds.
• Ringing: This profile sets the ringing voltage, frequency and ring trip parameters.
• Tone: This profile defines call progress tone frequencies and levels.
• Ringing Cadence: This profile sets the cadence that is associated with ringing.
• Tone Cadence: This profile defines call progress tone cadences. This Profile is used in conjunction with the
Tone Profile, which defines the frequencies.
• Caller ID: This profile sets Caller ID parameters
• Metering: This profile defines the frequencies and other parameters associated with subscriber pulse
metering.
1.4 References
The following documents are referred to in this document and may be helpful:
1. Le9642 miSLIC Subscriber Line Interface Device - miSLIC Series Data Sheet, Document ID#: 148557
2. Microsemi Telephony Applications Platform (ZTAP) User’s Guide, Document ID# 136057
3. Profile Wizard User’s Guide, Document ID#: 127063
4. ZL880 VP-API-II Reference Guide, Document ID#: 143271
5. VeriVoice Professional Test Suite Software, Document ID#: 081516
Also referenced in this document is the Microsemi CMPG web site for file downloads.
http://www.microsemi.com/voice-line-circuits.
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