
Avaya Media Processing Server Series System Reference Manual
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The tms.cfg File
The sections that follow, contain printouts from a sample tms.cfg divided into
sections. They are presented in the same order of appearance as in tms.cfg. In
addition to the configuration settings, the file contains narrative descriptions
(comments) explaining the purpose of the configuration variables and settings in that
section. This document provides more detailed explanations and references between
sections to show relationship of entries throughout the file.
System Description Section
The system description section ([SYSTEM]) contains definitions for resource set
profiles (RSET_PROFILE) and system parameters (PARAM SYS_).
The first uncommented line in the section contains the string [SYSTEM] to indicate
the section. The uncommented lines that follow, contain the RSet profile definitions
(one per line). Each RSet profile definition contains the string RSET_PROFILE=
followed by the RSet profile name, the anchor resource class name, and additional
resource class names, if any. The RSet profile name is also used in the Resource Set
Table Section on page 118. The anchor is the resource to which all other resources in
the RSet are connected. The anchor will typically be a system device such as a phone
line, however any resource can be the anchor. The class name (see TMS Resource
Definition Section on page 108) is always followed by :1 (additional numbers are
reserved for future enhancement).
System Parameters
System parameters are used to override the default settings in the TMS. A comment is
usually used to describe the effects of the parameter setting, followed by the
uncommented line that assigns the value to the parameter. The statement line has the
syntax PARAM SYS_<parameter> = <value>. The PARAM string is a
keyword to indicate that a parameter is to be set. The SYS string indicates it is a
system parameter (other types of parameters can be specified).
The system parameter SYS_outdial_method defines the resources the TMS uses
when generating tones. Generated tones include DTMF, FAX, and Call Progress. The
two options available are player OUTDIAL_PLY and tone generator
OUTDIAL_TGEN. The default is OUTDIAL_PLY.
The system parameter SYS_coding_law is used to set the system (backplane)
coding law. The default is ulaw. If SYS_coding_law
has been changed from the
default, it needs to be set to the network law (ulaw or alaw).
The system parameter SYS_NETCODINGLAW sets the network coding law. This
parameter is used to override the default setting of the ulaw or alaw encoding on the
DCC. By default, the DCC coding law is set based on the Phone Line Interface (PLI)
on the TMS. For an E1 card, the default is alaw and for T1 card, the default is ulaw.
To override the defaults, set SYS_NETCODINGLAW to either ulaw or alaw based
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