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> In Europe you have channelized E1. Take an E1, cut into 32 channels.
> The signalling is OUT of band, using, again, 2 channels. NO ISDN again.
> So now you have, again, 30 channels with 64K useful for data.
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> -MZ
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Thanks MZ, that's the sort of explaination I've been looking for. Can you
elaborate on one point please.
If channelised E1 gives us 30 channels of 64k but it's NOT ISDN, how can
those 64k channels be used?
I think I know, but to hear it explained might be better.
Mervyn Jack
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