Terminal-to-Network
and
Network-to-Network Interface Specifications
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This listing will be updated
from time to time to reflect issuance of new and revised interface specifications. Only
the most recent issue is listed. A detailed history is provided in each ATID-XXXX
document.
The availability of new and revised interface specifications
is announced in Aliant Telecom Industry Advisories and previously in Stentor Industry
Advisories, Industry Canada Notices and Terminal Attachment Program Advisory Committee
(TAPAC) Bulletins.
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LISTING OF
ALIANT TELECOM INTERFACE DOCUMENTS (ATIDs) |
| ATID-Number |
Title and Description |
Issue Date |
| ATID-0001 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0015) |
SWITCHED WIDEBAND CAPABILITY
Terminal-to-Network Interface
This document has been withdrawn and replaced by ATID-0006 and ATID-0007.
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December 1993 |
| ATID-0002 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0005) |
MEGALINKä
Terminal-to-Network Interface This document has been withdrawn and
replaced by ATID-0006 and ATID-0007.
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June 1996 |
| ATID-0003 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0026)
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CALLING CARD SWIPE MODE ACCESS
Terminal-to-Network Interface
This document describes the Calling Card Swipe
Mode Access Service (Card Swipe Access) for Card
Platform Providers that will be introduced by IIQ97. A Card Platform Provider is a company
that operates
one or more platforms that interface with users of
either pre-paid or post-paid calling cards.
Card Swipe Access provides the capability for public
telephones equipped with magnetic card readers to
read a toll-free number (1-800 or 1-888) that is
encoded on the magnetic stripe of a calling card and to
automatically dial that number. In addition, the public
telephone will be able to transmit the card number or
other card identifying record that is encoded on the
magnetic stripe.
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January 1997 |
| ATID-0004 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0027)
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9-1-1 Public Emergency Report Service (9-1-1
PERS) Network-to-Network Interfaces Between Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs)
and NBTel's Network This document describes the interfaces between Competitive Local
Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and the NBTel Network for the purpose of providing 9-1-1 Public
Emergency Reporting Service (9-1-1 PERS). These interfaces allow 9-1-1 calls
originating from CLEC customers to be passed through the NBTel network to the appropriate
9-1- service bureau. These interfaces also allow CLECs to update NBTel's 9-1-1 PERS
Data System with the pertinent calling number and location information of their customers.
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September 1997 |
| ATID-0005 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0037)
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Province-Wide Enhanced 9-1-1 Service
Network-to-Network Interfaces Between Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and the
MT&T Network This document describes the interfaces between Competitive Local
Exchange Carriers (CLECs) and the MT&T Network for the purpose of providing
Province-wide enhanced E9-1-1 Service. These interfaces allow 9-1-1 calls
originating from CLEC customers to be passed through the MT&T network to the
appropriate 9-1- service bureau. These interfaces also allow the CLECs to update
MT&T's E9-1-1 Management System with the pertinent calling number and location
information of their customers.
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December 1997 |
| ATID-0006 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0033)
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DMS-100ä Terminal-to-Network Interface for Megalinkä ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI)
- The New Brunswick Telephone Company, Ltd.
This document in conjunction with the Northern
Telecom Inc. document listed below, describes the ISDN PRI interface that is used in the
commercial Megalinkä ISDN
service. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.
NIS A211-1 Release 6, "ISDN Primary Rate
User-Network Interface Specification"
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June 1998 |
| ATID-0007 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0034)
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DMS-100ä Terminal-to-Network Interface for Megalinkä ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI)
- Maritime Tel & Tel Limited
This document in conjunction with the Northern
Telecom Inc. document listed below, describes the ISDN PRI interface that is used in the
commercial Megalinkä ISDN
service. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.
NIS A211-1 Release 6, "ISDN Primary Rate
User-Network Interface Specification
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October 1997 |
| ATID-0008 (Formerly
Stentor ID-0039)
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DMS-100ä Terminal-to-Network Interface for Megalinkä ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI)
- NewTel Communications Inc.
This document in conjunction with the Northern
Telecom Inc. document listed below, describes the ISDN PRI interface that is used in the
commercial Megalinkä ISDN
service. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.
NIS A211-1 Release 6, "ISDN Primary Rate
User-Network Interface Specification
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June 1998 |
| ATID-0009 |
Advantage OptimumTM
Toll-free Call Detail Service Terminal-to-Network Interface Advantage
OptimumTM Toll-free service provides Subscribers with call related
information. Call Detail information is provided electronically and can now be transmitted
to the Subscribers CPE over the Internet.
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January 2000 |
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ATID-0010 |
DMS-100™ Terminal-to-Network
Interface for Megalink™, ISDN Primary Rate Interface (PRI) - Island Telecom
Inc.This document in conjunction with the Northern
Telecom Inc. document listed below, describes the ISDN PRI interface that is used in the
commercial Megalinkä ISDN
service. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.
NIS A211-1 Release 07.05, "ISDN Primary Rate
User-Network Interface Specification"
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April 2000 |
| ATID-0011 |
Specific AIN SS7 TCAP
Protocol Network-to-Network
Disclosure
This document specifies the technical
requirements for interfacing an AIN Service Provider (ASP) network with
the network of Aliant to provide the interconnection required for
specific Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN) functionalities using the
facilities of Signalling System Number 7 (SS7).
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July 2005 |
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BID-0013 (Formerly
Stentor
ID-0014)
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9-1-1 PUBLIC EMERGENCY REPORTING
SERVICE (E 9-1-1) (Includes Appendices 1 to 6)
Terminal-to-Network InterfaceThis document, in conjunction with the Northern Telecom Inc.
documents listed below, describes how E 9-1-1 provides for delivery of details
regarding the origin of the emergency call to the emergency reporting location. Details
such as time and date, calling line number and street address can be received from the
network by the call terminating equipment. The emergency bureau can use this information
to provide computer aided dispatch.
NIS S106-1 Issue
2.0, December 1990, "Electronic Business Service (EBS)" (Addendum included)
NIS D302-1
"T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 Kbps Channel"
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