DSL Parameter Acquisition by Line Priority for Timely Maintenance
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) management systems face inefficiencies in parameter acquisition, as they typically acquire parameters from all DSLs at the same frequency, leading to resource wastage when most lines are stable but failing to maintain unstable lines timely when parameters are acquired infrequently.
Innovation Solution
A method and module that determine the priority of each DSL based on historical operation parameters and service information, adjusting the acquisition period accordingly to optimize resource configuration and improve parameter acquisition efficiency.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If parameters are acquired from all DSLs at a relatively high frequency, then unstable DSLs can be maintained timely, but enormous resource wasting occurs because most DSLs work relatively stably
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by differentiating parameter acquisition frequencies based on individual DSL conditions. Stable DSLs use lower acquisition frequencies while unstable DSLs use higher frequencies, allowing each DSL to receive monitoring appropriate to its specific state rather than applying a uniform high-frequency monitoring to all DSLs
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamics by making the parameter acquisition frequency adaptive rather than static. The system dynamically adjusts acquisition frequencies based on real-time DSL stability assessments, transitioning from uniform frequency to condition-based variable frequency monitoring
2Loss of energy
If parameters are acquired from all DSLs at a relatively low frequency, then resource wasting is reduced, but unstable DSLs cannot be maintained timely
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by tailoring parameter acquisition frequencies to individual DSL conditions. Instead of applying a uniform low-frequency monitoring to all DSLs, the system assigns higher frequencies to unstable DSLs that need closer monitoring and lower frequencies to stable DSLs, optimizing both resource efficiency and maintenance effectiveness
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamics by making the monitoring system adaptive to changing DSL conditions. The system continuously assesses DSL stability and dynamically adjusts acquisition frequencies, ensuring that resources are allocated efficiently to where they are most needed while maintaining overall system reliability
3Device complexity
If parameters are acquired from all DSLs at the same frequency, then system simplicity is maintained, but parameter acquisition efficiency is low due to managing large numbers of DSLs
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies local quality by implementing differentiated acquisition frequencies for different DSLs based on their operational characteristics. This allows the system to manage large numbers of DSLs more efficiently by focusing monitoring resources on DSLs that require it, rather than applying a blanket approach to all DSLs
Solution Approach 2:
The patent implements dynamics by transitioning from a static, uniform acquisition frequency to a dynamic, condition-based frequency system. This allows the system to adapt to changing DSL conditions and optimize acquisition efficiency without significantly increasing system complexity
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AI summary
The present disclosure includes a method for acquiring DSL parameters, a module for acquiring Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) parameters, and a line management system. The method includes: obtaining the priority of a DSL; and acquiring parameters of the DSL in an acquisition period corresponding to the obtained priority, in accordance with a preset corresponding relationship between the priority of the DSL and the acquisition period. The system includes: a module for acquiring DSL parameters, configured to obtain the priority of a DSL and acquire parameters of the DSL in an acquisition period corresponding to the obtained priority in accordance with a preset corresponding relationship between the priority of the DSL and the acquisition period; a database configured to store the parameters acquired by the module for acquiring DSL parameters; a line management module configured to manage the DSL using the DSL parameters.