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Suspend/Resume

Overview

This section includes information and call flows about the ISUP Suspend and Resume messages.

Definitions

Suspend

The Suspend (SUS) message indicates a temporary cessation of communication without releasing the call. SUS can only be accepted in an answered state (ICC answered/OGC answered).

Resume

A Resume (RES) message indicates a request to recommence communication. If the RES is not sent within timer T6 or T2 (T2 applies to ITU only), the controlling exchange will initiate a release procedure.

PPL Information

The SUS and RES messages are passed in the PPL Event Request and PPL Event Indication messages, with the following Event ID values:

0x2D | SUS
0x2E | RES

For ANSI, only network-initiated SUS/RES are allowed. Only called party can send SUS. For ITU, both user and network-initiated SUS/RES are supported. Both calling and called party can initiate SUS.

Atomic function (104) in the ISUP CPC component checks for network- or user-initiated SUS/RES.

Host-Initiated

L3P CIC passes the SUS request from the host to CPC, upon which CPC enters the suspended state and waits for a RES request to recommence the communication. L3P CIC forwards the RES request from the host to CPC and CPC returns to the answered state. If the RES is not received within the resume wait timer, the call is released.

Network-Initiated

When a SUS is received from the network, CPC enters the suspended state and waits for a RES. When a RES is received from the network, CPC returns to the answered state. If the timer initiated at the controlling exchange expires before RES is received, REL is initiated.

PPL event indications include data in SS7 Raw ICB format. If the SUS/RES is not received with the valid indicator, a PPL Event Indication message indicating the error is sent to the host.

Customization

Use the PPL configuration bytes in the L3P CIC component to modify the handling of the SUS and RES messages.

SUS (ITU)

The table below shows the L3P CIC PPL Configuration Bytes used to configure the SUS message for ITU.

Byte | Description | Value
--- | --- | ---
485 | Information Length | 0x05
486 | Message ID | 0x0D
487 | Number Of Parameters | 0x01
488 | Parameter1 ID | 0x22 (Suspend/Resume indicator)
489 | Parameter Data Length | 0x01
490 | Parameter value | 0x01 (Network Initiated)

SUS (ANSI)

The table below shows the L3P CIC PPL Configuration Bytes used to configure the SUS message for ANSI.

Byte | Description | Value
--- | --- | ---
480 | Information Length | 0x05
481 | Message ID | 0x0D
482 | Number Of Parameters | 0x01
483 | Parameter1 ID | 0x22 (Suspend/Resume indicator)
484 | Parameter Data Length | 0x01
485 | Parameter value | 0x01 (Network Initiated)

RES (ITU)

The table below shows the L3P CIC PPL Configuration Bytes used to configure the RES message for ITU.

Byte | Description | Value
--- | --- | ---
492 | Information Length | 0x05
493 | Message ID | 0x0E
494 | Number Of Parameters | 0x01
495 | Parameter1 ID | 0x22 (Suspend/Resume indicator)
496 | Parameter Data Length | 0x01
497 | Parameter value | 0x01 (Network Initiated)

RES (ANSI)

The table below shows the L3P CIC PPL Configuration Bytes used to configure the RES message for ANSI.

BYTE | Description | Value
--- | --- | ---
490 | Information Length | 0x05
491 | Message ID | 0x0E
492 | Number Of Parameters | 0x01
493 | Parameter1 ID | 0x22 (Suspend/Resume indicator)
494 | Parameter Data Length | 0x01
495 | Parameter value | 0x01 (Network Initiated)

Suspend and Resume Call Flows

This section includes call flows showing the Suspend and Resume messages

Suspend Followed by Resume

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Suspend Followed by Release

See Integrated Services Digital Network User Part.
International Telecommunications Union (UN)
See Programmable Protocol Language.
A condition that, when met, drives a state machine from one state to another. A condition that drives a Component out of its current state by invoking an associated primitive.
American National Standards Institute. ANSI administers and coordinates the U.S. voluntary standardization and conformity assessment system for the
telecommunications industry. More details on these standards may be
viewed at www.ansi.org.
A computer, attached to the Excel platform through an RS-232 or Ethernet link, from which you run the telecommunications application that controls the Excel platform.
See Circuit Identification Codes.
In PPL, a condition that, when met, drives a state machine (PPL Component) from one state to another, by invoking an associated Primitive. In PPL files, an Event is marked by an arrow and text.
See Signaling System Number Seven.
See Information Control Block.