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RE: (ASCEND) AMI to B8ZS conversion?

If you really really want to convert AMI to B8ZS, (and/or D4 to ESF), you 
can get an Adtran TSU100 with a DSX card in it, and configure the network 
for the AMI, and the DSX to B8ZS, and capture all of the channels to the 
DSX card.....  Kinda weird, but it works...


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-----Original Message-----
From:	Tim Connolly [SMTP:tec@mountain.net]
Sent:	Monday, December 01, 1997 9:25 AM
To:	Greg Hale
Cc:	gcarden@gabn.net; ascend-users@bungi.com
Subject:	Re: (ASCEND) AMI to B8ZS conversion?

    Adding to this...
We have several site with PRI's coming from the main C.O. I am told that
is the same C.O. which services this town. I guess the AMI comes into
the picture when it hits the first Microwave tower.
    So is there anyway for the phone company to convert to B8ZS after
the microwave towers?           Thanks for the help - Tim

Greg Hale wrote:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: George L. Carden III <gcarden@gabn.net>
> To: Tim Connolly <tec@mountain.net>; ascend-users@bungi.com
> <ascend-users@bungi.com>
> Date: Monday, December 01, 1997 8:20 AM
> Subject: Re: (ASCEND) AMI to B8ZS conversion?
>
> >The answer in PRI and framing is to understand that a PRI is an
> >extension to the CO however i find it hard to believe that even a end
> >user telco line is microwave to the CO.  I believe that the correct
> >answer is incoming calls from some other local CO would not be routed
> >correctely because in order to get a clear channel b8zs must be used
> >and since ami is used between CO's it won't work.
>
> Actually it is a standard practice for an entire C.O. to be run 
microwave,
> especially in areas where putting cable in the ground is quite expensive 
as
> it would be in West Virginia.  In 3rd world countries and other rural 
areas
> microwaves are used extensively. They can bring up channelized T1's 
between
> the offices using microwave.  This microwave probably uses AMI and can't 
do
> PRI.
> A switch that does BRI doesn't necessarily do PRI either.  I agree that 
it
> doesn't make much sense to do one without the other but our Nortel DMS-10
> currently has the option to do BRI but PRI won't be available until late
> next year.
>
> Greg Hale
> Logan Telphone Cooperative
>
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