Sample Call Flow
This is a very basic call flow involving only two telecom switches which exchange the ISUP messages. The subscriber interfaces are not covered here and are only listed for a better understanding.
A subscriber telco switch A telco switch B B subscriber Off hook Dial digits ---> -- IAM --> -Ringing -> <-- ACM -- Off hook <-- ANM -- ----------------------- Conversation ----------------------- On hook -- REL --> On hook <-- RLC --Detailed call flows are provided in ITU-T Recommendation Q.784.1.
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