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DSI Development Package for Linux - Release Notes Release 6.5.1
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3.11 ISUP - BICC Timer Configuration (IPY00100565)
Previously when a BICC variant circuit group was configured, ISUP incorrectly
overwrote any user-configured timer values in the associated timer table.
This has been corrected so that user-configured timer values are preserved.
3.12 TCAP - Maximum instance now 255
TCAP now supports instance values in the range 0 to 255. When using
config.txt, the TCAP instance is configured using the <tcap_inst> parameter
in the TCAP_CONFIG command.
3.13 TCAP Unnecessary use of large messages
TCAP now only attempts to allocate large messages when the payload
exceeds 320 bytes. Previously, when large messages were available TCAP
would allocate them in places where it was not necessary.
3.14 TCAP Use of maximum incoming dialogs
This release corrects an issue that prevented TCAP working correctly when
configured for maximum (65535) incoming dialogs and zero outgoing dialogs.
3.15 TCAP Dialog Idle Timer (IPY00102013)
This release corrects a fault with the TCAP Dialogue Idle Timeout which
previously resulted in timeouts greater than 6,553 seconds expiring early.
3.16 MAP Generation of Begin Subscriber Activity
When the MAP user specifies MAPPN_dest_ref and MAPPN_orig_ref
parameters together with MAP-V1 application context parameter in a MAP-
OPEN-REQ message, the MAP module automatically sends a Begin Subscriber
Activity (BSA) component to TCAP. Previously if the user also included the
MAPPN_ellipsis parameter in the message the MAP binary could terminate.
This issue has been corrected.
3.17 M3UA MTP label format in RX indications
M3UA now provides an indication of the MTP3 label format (or point code
size) in the id field of the API_MSG_RX_IND message. This allows the user
part module to determine the format of the MTP3 routing label contained
within the message.
Mnemonic
Value
Description
MTPTFR14
0
MTP label contains 14-bit point codes
MTPTFR24
1
MTP label contains 24-bit point codes
MTPTFR16
2
MTP label contains 16-bit point codes