Hello, I want to connect fiber cable to my CX/CXi E1/ISDN card. Any tips on converters to use at both the 3300 and CO ends or if this is not practical what other ways to provide digital trunk in place of analogue trunks and where Internet or voip is not available
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Cx/Cxi digital trunk
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The 3300 CX/CXi is currently connected to the CO with Analog trunks which have been very unreliable and now wants to replace it with a digital link. There is spare fiber pair that the CO suggests using to connect to the 3300 CX Unused E1 combo card
According to your profile, you are in Georgia, US. E1 is a European standard, and Digital links are not provided directly to phone systems via fiber.
There are too many things wrong with your question for me to even know where to begin.
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There are too many things wrong with your question for me to even know where to begin.
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You do not seem to be listening
The card [highlight #FCE94F]DOES NOT CONNECT VIA FIBER AND CANNOT BE MODIFIED TO DO SO.[/highlight]
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The card [highlight #FCE94F]DOES NOT CONNECT VIA FIBER AND CANNOT BE MODIFIED TO DO SO.[/highlight]
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This will also be up to the carrier on how they deliver it. We had a fibre into the building but it will enter their equipment (NTU) and be presented to you as copper, they do not present E1 as fibre.
They may also deliver it via copper all the way.
You have no control on how the carrier will provide it but it will always be a copper terminiation.
They may also deliver it via copper all the way.
You have no control on how the carrier will provide it but it will always be a copper terminiation.
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How about this ?? Am asking for one that has been tested with the 3300 CX or AX
All parts in your linked diagram describe 3rd party equipment that do not interface directly with Mitel.
Additionally, it describes a point to point voice network that you have not mentioned as a requirement.
The Mitel connects via ISDN Standard copper connections. If you cannot accept this, please move on.
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Additionally, it describes a point to point voice network that you have not mentioned as a requirement.
The Mitel connects via ISDN Standard copper connections. If you cannot accept this, please move on.
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