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Adjusting the DB levels on a T1 (JOHN POOLE)
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pls don't post with names in the heading, makes others less likely to help. i usually make mistakes anyway. why do you need padding? unless it's in house point to point t, the provider should balance the t1. and the post is right, ld 73 ddb
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
john poole
bellsouth business
columbia,sc
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You don't make mistakes. You just think you do.
In an effort to understand your issue, how is the connection made? Your first post said PRI direct from TWT, but if the IVR is in the mix, how is the connection made?
If the T1 is coming into the PBX, is the IVR connected using another "PRI" connection, or a Line Side T1, or an analog connection? It may not be an issue with the PBX, or it could be how the IVR thinks it is getting a signal.
Scott M.
If the T1 is coming into the PBX, is the IVR connected using another "PRI" connection, or a Line Side T1, or an analog connection? It may not be an issue with the PBX, or it could be how the IVR thinks it is getting a signal.
Scott M.
Just a suggestion: The way we approach these types of request where another piece of software/hardware is involved, is to let the supplier of that part tell us how the Meridian switch should be set to interface properly with their piece. Integrstion documentation is the proper term I believe. You shouldn't be the one trying to come up with a way for their integrastion to work. That is unless you own all parts. If you do, then the manufacturer of that part should be able to provide same info...
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