Difference between revisions of "MPC Data Protocol"
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The AlphaCom supports a subset of the MPC Data Protocol for backward compatibility. This allowed some TouchLine generation equipment like [[PNCI]], [[MLH]] and [[CRM]] to be used with the AlphaCom. | The AlphaCom supports a subset of the MPC Data Protocol for backward compatibility. This allowed some TouchLine generation equipment like [[PNCI]], [[MLH]] and [[CRM]] to be used with the AlphaCom. | ||
| − | As from software 11.2.3.5 the MPC input commands also support global numbers | + | As from software 11.2.3.5 the MPC input commands also support global numbers, i.e. the command will be routed to the correct node. |
'''See also:''' [[MPC data trace]] | '''See also:''' [[MPC data trace]] | ||
Revision as of 13:25, 5 February 2016
The AlphaCom supports a subset of the MPC data protocol used with the classic Stentofon TouchLine exchanges. As it allows control of the AlphaCom exchange by mapping MPC commands to AlphaCom commands one-to-one it can be thought of as a variant of the simple link layer, but only for single-exchange (not AlphaNet) applications.
The output is broadcast of exchange events like dialled digits, station busy/free, connection and transfers. Note that it’s possible to send additional data strings from the AlphaCom’s Event Handler on this port also.
The AlphaCom supports a subset of the MPC Data Protocol for backward compatibility. This allowed some TouchLine generation equipment like PNCI, MLH and CRM to be used with the AlphaCom.
As from software 11.2.3.5 the MPC input commands also support global numbers, i.e. the command will be routed to the correct node.
See also: MPC data trace