The "level" adjustment on the CSu is for the level of THE DIGITAL SIGNAL.
The level of the Digital Signal has NOTHING to do with the level of
each DS1.
The level of each, ANALOG signal that comes out of the MUX is whatever
it is set at
Most often -3 db, although it could be set to from -1
Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> I disagree, read the instruction on a Adtran CSU T1 Ace, the CSU can modify
> the db level of the circuit, it is typically used to adjust the level of the
> circuit for varying distances from the NIU.
But does that alter the audio le
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I disagree, read the instruction on a Adtran CSU T1 Ace, the CSU can
modify
the db level of the circuit, it is typically used to adjust the level
I disagree, read the instruction on a Adtran CSU T1 Ace, the CSU can modify
the db level of the circuit, it is typically used to adjust the level of the
circuit for varying distances from the NIU.
rd
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