Hi guys

I have done this using kx-td1232 with cisco 3600 and cisco 1750  using
leased line ckt with BW 128k running between three sites.

Iam using E&M card at cisco and pana.,,,,

So in case of T1,,,Pana 1232 will support only T1 interface card at both
ends.,,,Please do the complete test and then you can give the solution to
the Customer,,,

U have do few programming at cisco side and this is very critical in terms
of voice,,

regards

Gunasheelan Venkatesh
Telecom Engineer
Datec Fiji Ltd
Suva,Fiji Islands
Phone-679-314411
Mobile-679-995778
Fax-----679-300162


                                                                                       
        
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Disclaimer: I have no direct experience with T1. However I do have
experience with networking going back to the early 1980's.

If I would want to do what you describe (and I am trying to learn so that I
can do similar things), I would subject myself to the Panasonic KX-T
training. According to the Panasonic sales rep, the training does not cover
ISDN-BRI (which is still in the notes) but does does cover T1.

I wonder how the phone systems will connect to the PSTN? The KX-TD1232
system has a limitation of 8 POTS lines when a T1 is installed.

If I were purchasing expensive, and hard to get Cisco T1 cards, and planned
to connect them to the LEC, I would be happy to pay for relatively-cheap,
external CSU/DSUs that might be fried by something unexpected. But I think
that the CSU/DSU problem has already been handled for the data connection.
I think that you would need additional CSU/DSUs if you wanted one or more
T1 connections to voice PSTN from the Cisco Router.

The ring voltage and talk voltage are irrelavant for the T1 connections.

>From what I read, the Cisco router already connects to the two sites via T1
connetion via the LEC, so you need:
-    physical connection between the KX-TD1232 T1 cards and the Cisco at
each location.
-    configuration on both Cisco routers on each location to assign some
channels to voice TIE lines. It would be way cool if these channels would
be dynamically assigned, and perhaps compressed to have 10 voice channels
in a DS0 (as with some satellite leased-bandwith applications).
-    configuration on the KX-TD1232 with T1 cards on each location.

Good Luck!

Paul Gusciora
San Rafael, CA





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