Re: (ASCEND) Max-4000 E1/T1

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Subject: Re: (ASCEND) Max-4000 E1/T1
From: Julio_Arruda@BayNetworks.COM (Julio Arruda)
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 21:02:30 -0300
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At 06:28 PM 4/16/98 -0400, Jason Nealis wrote...
>
> Ahhhh, Ok, I thought they were the same. Besides signaling what is 
>the difference from E1 to T1? is there a command channel like the D
>channel for signaling? 
>


Added to all the speed/#ofchannels stuff, you have a channel 
(16) to pass the signaling. 
In Brazil and others "european/ITU-T" based countries this is called R2 
signaling. Your analogy with D-channel signaling is a good start.
[], <O-O>


Julio Arruda

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Re: (ASCEND) Max-4000 E1/T1

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Re: (ASCEND) Max-4000 E1/T1

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