CSU - A CPE (Customer Premises Equipment), installed at the interface to the
phone company lines, to terminate a DDS or T1 circuit. CSU's provide network
protection and diagnostic capabilities. DSU - A user device interfacing to a
digital circuit. The DSU converts the user's data stream to bipolar format
for transmission. Historically, The CSU and DSU were seperate items. In most
cases today, the two items are combined into one box called a CSU/DSU, which
includes the network circuit termination and the user's device interface.
-Patrick
>>> "Brian" 07/09/01 11:59AM >>>
quick and dirty answer, think of it as a modem for t1/t3 links..
thats all for now..
Bri
----- Original Message -----
From: "Donald B Johnson Sr"
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Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 12:12 AM
Subject: Re: csu-dsu [7:11241]
> Consider getting a good book and read through it first.....
>
> ""Mr. confuse"" wrote in message
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> > i am really confused with csu-dsu. can any one explain i detial about
this
> > term.
> > thanks
> > wonder
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