Capacity preconnection

Capacity preconnection

The capacities defined on the ports can be preconnected. This means that the content of a port can be directly wired up into another port according to definition. For more detailed applications, please refer to Chapter “Capacity management”.

 

The capacity preconnection is defined via:

•Port A / Time slot A

•Port B / Time slot B

The content of Port A/Time slot A is thus automatically transmitted to Port B/Time slot B.

 

STM technology

The following special cases and examples apply to preconnections in the STM range.

 

Case 1

The content of Port A/Time slot A is to be wired up in Port B/Time slot B.

Example:

Card K1 with

•Port 1 with 4 time slots

•Port 2 with 4 time slots

The following preconnection is defined:

 

Port A

Time slot A

Port B

Time slot B

Port 1

1

Port 2

2

Port 1

2

Port 2

1

Port 1

3

Port 2

3

Port 1

4

Port 2

4

 

Case 2

The transport container arriving on Port A as port usage is to be wired up in Port B/Time slot B.

Example:

Card K1 with

•Port 1..4 with x time slots

•Port 5 with 4 time slots

The following preconnection is defined:

 

Port A

Time slot A

Port B

Time slot B

Port 1

0

Port 5

1

Port 2

0

Port 5

2

Port 3

0

Port 5

3

Port 4

0

Port 5

4

Case 3

The content of a transport container is to be wired up 1:1 in an equivalent transport container.

Example:

Card K1 with

•Port 1 with x time slots

•Port 2 with x time slots

The following preconnection is defined:

 

Port A

Time slot A

Port B

Time slot B

Port 1

-1

Port 2

-1