(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0001)

Terminals utilizing this interface will receive information from the network regarding the originating phone number and time of incoming call. Depending on the format, the information may also include such as out-of-area, privacy, and long distance indicators.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0002)

This document, in conjunction with the  Northern Telecom Inc. documents  listed below, describes the Physical, Data Link, and Network layers of the ISDN PRA interface that will be used during the technical trials in Bell Canada. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.

NIS A211-1 Version 3, "ISDN Primary Rate User-Network Interface Specification"

NIS D302-1 "T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 Kbps Channel"

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0003)

ISDN BASIC RATE ACCESS
Terminal-to-Network Interface

This document, in conjunction with the  Northern Telecom Inc. documents  listed below, describes the Physical, Data Link, and Network layers of the ISDN BRA interface that will be used during the technical trials in Bell Canada. The interface is configured as 2B+D at a line rate of 192 Kbps using the 2B1Q line code at the U interface point.

NIS S208-5 Issue 1.0, April 1990, "ISDN Basic Rate User-Network Interface Specification"

NIS D302-1 "T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 KbpsChannel"

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0004)

SMDR FTS is a service that provides Centrex III SMDR FDS subscribers with one-way electronic delivery of SMDR records. The service is an alternative to the existing tape delivery system.

This document describes the interface and protocol used for file transfer.

This document has been withdrawn and replaced by Bell Canada BID-0025 and Stentor's ID-0031, ID-0032, ID-0033 and ID-0034

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0006)

This feature allows more than one Directory Number to be assigned to one single-party line. Special ringing and call waiting signals distinguish to which one of the Directory Numbers the call was made.

Long Distance Signal: Using a cadence of distinctive ringing, this network feature can inform the subscriber of a single-party service that the incoming call is a toll call. Should the subscriber's phone be OFF-HOOK at the time of arrival of the toll call, a distinctive call waiting cadence is delivered to the subscriber.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0007)

This document is an extension of the previously issued Stentor Interface Document ID-0003, June 1990. It announces an update of the Network Layer in NIS S208-5, Issue 1.1, Section D.

This document, in conjunction with the  Northern Telecom Inc. documents  listed below, describes the Physical, Data Link, and Network layers of the ISDN BRA interface that will be used during the extended technical trials in Bell Canada. The trial has been extended to include supplementary services and an update to the functional basic call control. The interface is configured as 2B+D at a line rate of 192 Kbps using the 2B1Q line code at the U interface point.

NIS S208-5 Issue 1.1, "ISDN Basic Rate User-Network Interface Specification"

NIS D302-1 "T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 Kbps Channel"

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0008)

In-band modem transmission of VMWI commands indicates the presence or absence of voice messages in the subscriber's voice message mail box.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0009)

The AMWI signal is generated by periodic interruption of the standard dial tone by the Central Office. This indicates to AMWI subscribers that a message is present in their voice mail box.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0011)

This document is an extension of the previously issued Stentor Interface Documents ID-0003, June 1990 and ID-0007, December 1991, and ID-0011, November 1991. It announces an update of the Physical, Data Link, and Network Layers according to NIS S208-6, Issue 1.1.

This document, in conjunction with the  Northern Telecom Inc. documents  listed below, describes the Physical, Data Link, and Network layers of the ISDN BRA interface that will be used for the commercial service offered by Stentor on DMS-100 switches.

NIS S208-6 Issue 1.1, August 1992, "ISDN Basic Rate User-Network Interface Specification" including Addendum A.

NIS D302-1 "T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 Kbps Channel"

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0012)

Terminals utilizing this interface will receive information from the network identifying the Dialable Directory Number (DDN) from which the incoming call was made and the name associated with the line. The calling line DDN and name may be suppressed by the Bell operator. In this case an indication to that effect will be delivered instead.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0013)

This feature provides the capability for customers, subscribing to multiple 800 numbers terminating on the same conversion number, to identify the specific 800 number that was dialed. The calling directory number, called 800 number and several call related identifiers are delivered from the network on a dedicated two wire Bell 202A grade line to the DNI feature customer. This allows the subscriber to handle the incoming calls in a customized way based on the received information.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0014)

This 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"

This document has been withdrawn and replaced by Bell Canada BID-0025 and Stentor's ID-0031, ID-0032, ID-0033 and ID-0034

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0016)

This document describes the interfaces between a Network Portability Service (NPS) node and the switched network as well as between a Universal Voice Messaging Service (UVMS) node and the switched network.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0018)

This document describes the Interface used during the ATM trial. This interface is based on the ATM Forum User-Network Interface (UNI) Specification

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0019)

This document describes the format of the Calling Party Information parameter in the optional parameter portion of the Initial Address Message (IAM) that may be passed from the Stentor network over a Network-to-Network interface.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0020)

This document describes the interface protocol that is used to provide call detail information of calls made to a subscriber's Advantage 800™ telephone number.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0021)

This document lists the dialled numbers on which ISA prompts will not be invoked. This document applies to trials conducted by Bell Canada and AGT.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0023)

This document describes the interface protocol that allows subscribers to receive call detail information on their direct dialled long distance, 800, and WATS calling. The information will be delivered over a dedicated Datapac access facility.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0024)

This document describes the interfaces intended to be used for accessing a customer premise terminal from a server, via the switched network, without applying normal power ringing to the end user's terminal. Typical applications include the remote configuration of a CPE by an enhanced service provider, meter reading, etc. without disturbing the end user.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0025)

This document describes the SSP functionality and interactions between the AIN 0.0 SSP and the AIN 0.0 SCP.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0026)

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.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0028)

This document describes the interfaces between Local Service Providers (LSPs) and the Bell Canada 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 LSP customers to be passed through the Bell Canada network to the appropriate 9-1-1 service bureau. These interfaces also allow the LSPs to update Bell Canada's 9-1-1 PERS Data System with the pertinent calling number and location information of their customers.

(Formerly
Stentor
ID-0030)

This document in conjunction with the Northern Telecom Inc. document listed below, describes the ISDN PRI interface that is used in the commercial Megalink(TM) ISDN service. The interface is configured as 23B+D at a line rate of 1.544 Mbps.

NIS A211-1 Release 7.05, "ISDN Primary Rate User-Network Interface Specification"

AIN interface disclosure,

Advantage Optimum^TM 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.

9-1-1 Public Emergency Reporting Service (9-1-1 PERS) Network-to-Network Interface Between Wireless Service Providers (Wireless Carriers) and Bell Canada Network

June 2006

T-Link Protocol for Rate Adaptation Over a 64 Kbps Channel

This document describes the protocol for rate adapting both, asynchronous and synchronous user data to a 64 kbit/s full duplex digital channel.