Re: Digital Modems

tomw ( tomw@websurfer.net )
Wed, 17 Apr 1996 13:01:42 -0500

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> From: Morris, Scott A. <samorr@inter-connect.net>
> To: wizard@telcentral.net
> Cc: RadiusNT@emerald.iea.com
> Subject: Digital Modems
> Date: Wednesday, April 16, 1997 8:01 PM
SNIP

> Your statement "I think the attractiveness of a
> pre-boxed unit like a 5200 is the size and only one power plug, instead
of
> 17." leaves out the fact that most any of the modern digital modem boxes
> has the ability to have a T1 or PRI card. In either case, the D/A
> conversion takes place on your box and not the telco's box. Personally, I
> would rather deal with a single T1 or PRI than 24 POTS lines any day.
With
> todays technology, you can easily get more than 24 channels from a single
> T1 or PRI service. Plus you get the advantage of doing analog and digital
> connections on the same box.
SNIP

How do you get more than 24 channels from a T1 or PRI?
It was my understanding that you could only have 24 incoming phone lines on
a T1.

Tom Willson
tomw@websurfer.net