Inter digital switching equipment relay system and digital switc

Multiplex communications – Fault recovery – Bypass an inoperative channel

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370229, 370232, H04L 1226

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057152373

ABSTRACT:
An ATM cell transferred from a first ATM node to a second ATM node is, in a normal state, transmitted to a line control unit from an ATM cell switch within the first ATM node and sent to a trunk line therefrom. when a usage of a buffer connected within this line control unit comes to a fixed threshold value or larger, in the line control unit for sending the ATM cell to the ATM cell switch, routing (TAG) data added to a header part of the ATM cell belonging to a low-quality connection among connections directed to the second ATM node is so rewritten as to be directed to the line control unit. The relevant cell is sent forward to the line control unit and transferred to the second ATM node via a backup line.

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