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TELEPHONY SERVER SOFTWARE Supervision of Voltage The purpose of the supervision of voltage function is to check the voltage of +5 V, -5 V, +12 V, -12 V, -48 V. When a fault occurs, an alarm is raised containing information about the relevant voltage and the location of the missing voltage. This function is only applicable for a Media Gateway Classic configuration. Device Boards The purpose of the device board supervision function is to test the device boards’ communication abilities by sending a periodical test signal to the device processor. An immediate answer is expected. The answer signal contains the identity and the number of individuals of the device board. The data is compared with the current board table to find any conflict in the device board configuration, that is, a newly inserted board can hide the signaling from a previous board, which will result in that the previous board is out of order. This function is applicable for a Media Gateway Classic and MX-ONE Lite configurations. Program Execution The purpose of the program execution supervision function is to supervise the following: • Execution times of a program unit If a program unit is looping more than the allowed time due to programming faults or incorrect data, it will be interrupted and the job discarded. • Address control Situations can arise when the linkage between data areas has become faulty. To protect data areas from being accessed by other, unauthorized applications, an address control value is added to the pointer pointing out the data area. The address control value is a random value unique for the current linkage. The value is only valid as long as both areas agree in the linkage. • Signal routing control All signals exchanged between and within program units are checked in the following way before they are allowed to start execution in a program unit: – – Receiving server number corresponds to the server number address in the signal Addressed program unit exists 21/1551-ASP 113 01 Uen N2 2014-01-28 91