Charging Administration, Tariff Class Specification, Initiate ERICSSON ///  Example 303/1013-FCK 114 62 Uen, A COMMAND DESCRIPTION  Uppgjord - PreparedETXUPET Faktaansvarig - Subject responsibleEEI/SPH HAXE Nr - No1/190 82-CNT 123 9999 Uen Dokansv/Godk - Doc respons/ApprovedUAB/K/UEC (Henrik Almeida) Kontr - CheckedEEIGCN Datum - Date1996-11-14 RevA File  CHCSICharging Administration, Tariff Class Specification, Initiate 1   Format 1.1   Command 1.1.1   Format 1 / \ |dcat...| CHCSI:DCAT=+ +,T=t...; |ALL | \ / 1.1.2   Format 2 / \ | / \| | |PPC|| CHCSI:TC=tc,T=t|,+ +|; | |ITM|| | \ /| \ / 1.2   Parameters DCAT=dcatDay category Numeral 0 - 9 The maximum value of this parameter is system defined. ALLAll day categories ITMIndividual time metering PPCPeriodic pulse charging T=tTariff data The minimum value for this parameter is 1. The maximum value is defined by Size Alteration Event (SAE) 041 and an exchange parameter. See the Application Information for block MP. TC=tcTariff class The minimum value for this parameter is 1. The maximum is defined by SAE 040 and an exchange parameter. See the Application Information for block MP. 2   Function 2.1   Format 1 This command specifies tariff class data for one, several, or all day categories. Charging for a particular day category must always be defined. This format is used for time-differentiated charging. The command must always be given in conjunction with commands that specify the remainder of the day categories. The first CHCSI command must be preceded by command CHCPI, which specifies the relevant tariff class. And the last CHCSI command must be followed by command CHCPE. The number of tariffs is given by the number of switching times for the relevant switching class. When no switching times are defined for a day category, only one tariff may be specified. The order does not remain after system restart. 2.2   Format 2 This command specifies the tariff class completely. This format is used for charging that is not time- ifferentiated. Parameter PPC or ITM must be specified when the pulse generation function in the exchange allows different types of charging by pulses. These parameters cannot be specified in other cases. The order remains after system restart. 3   Examples 3.1   Example 1 (CHCPI:TC=2,SWC=1;) CHCSI:DCAT=0&5,T=7&8; CHCSI:DCAT=1&3&4,T=6&9; CHCSI:DCAT=2,T=7; (CHCPE;) Using time-differentiated charging, day categories 0 and 5 are set for tariffs 7 and 8, day categories 1, 3, and 4 are set for tariffs 6 and 9, and day category 2 is set for tariff 7.The switching times are obtained through the switching class which is specified in command CHCPI. 3.2   Example 2 CHCSI:TC=1,T=7; Without using time-differentiated charging, tariff 7 is applied to all of tariff class 1. 4   Printouts 4.1   Check Printout Not relevant. 4.2   Procedure Printouts EXECUTED NOT ACCEPTED fault type fault type FUNCTION BUSY         The function is busy. FORMAT ERROR         The command was incorrectly specified. UNREASONABLE VALUEdetails         The parameter was specified with an unreasonable value. FAULT CODE 1 ILLEGAL TARIFF DATA details The tariff value exceeds the allowed value range. The maximum value for a tariff is defined by SAE 041. FAULT CODE 2 ILLEGAL TARIFF CLASS The tariff class exceeds the allowed tariff class value range. The maximum value for a tariff class is defined by size alteration event SAE 040. FAULT CODE 5 TARIFF DATA IS NOT SPECIFIED details The tariff data must be specified first, before it can be referenced. FAULT CODE 7 DATA IN NON OPERATING AREA ALREADY SPECIFIED Data cannot be overwritten in the non operating area. Command CHCZI is used to zero the non-operating table. FAULT CODE 17 DAY CATEGORY DATA ALREADY SPECIFIED details Data for the day category has already been specified. The previously specified data remains unchanged. FAULT CODE 20 TARIFF CLASS USES TIME DIFFERENTIATED CHARGING The tariff class uses time differentiated charging. Command CHCPI must be given first, before the specification of the tariff class is accepted. FAULT CODE 24 TIME SUPERVISION IN OPERATION, DATA CANNOT BE CHANGED The non-operating area is protected for 24 hours, which prevents data from being overwritten. Use command CHCAR to reset the data. FAULT CODE 27 DAY CATEGORY VALUE IS GREATER THAN MAXIMUM ALLOWED VALUE details The day category value specified is greater than the maximum value defined in the exchange. The maximum value can be printed using command CACAP. FAULT CODE 29 WRONG NUMBER OF TARIFF ALTERNATIVES The number of tariffs does not correspond to the number of switching times specified in the respective switching class. FAULT CODE 31 ITM OR PPC MUST BE SPECIFIED The type of charging (parameter ITM or PPC) must be specified for the pulse generation function. FAULT CODE 32 ITM OR PPC CANNOT BE SPECIFIED The type of charging has already been specified for the pulse generation function. Parameters ITM or PPC cannot be specified. FAULT CODE 40 CONGESTION IN DAY CATEGORY GROUP FILE FOR TARIFF CLASS Congestion occurred in the file for the day category group of the tariff class. The number of day category groups is defined by SAE 682 in block MP. The procedure for specifying the tariff class can be interrupted using command CHCZI. FAULT CODE 41 WRONG COMBINATION OF DAY CATEGORIES The number of switching times for the specified day categories is inconsistent with the data defined in the respective switching class. 4.3   Answer Printouts - 4.4   Result Printouts - 5   Logging No. 6   Command Category Group Recommended value 36 (H'24). 7   Command Receiving Block MPDA 8   Glossary SAE Size Alteration Event 9   References 10   Command Descriptions CACAP Calendar Function, Calendar Table Print CHCAR Charging Administration of Tariff Class, Activation, Reset CHCPE Charging Administration of Tariff Class, Procedure, End CHCPI Charging Administration of Tariff Class Procedure, Initiate CHCSI Charging Administration of Tariff Class, Specification, Initiate CHCZI Charging Administration of Traffic Class, Zeroing Initiate 11   Application Information MP