Good point. For a PRI you must also specify the switch type that you will be
communicating with at the CO.
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Some of the differences: a T1 uses Channel Associated Signaling and a PRI
uses Common Channel Signaling. Or in English, in a T1 you have 24 timeslots
which carry signaling information along with the data(in-band signaling) and
in a PRI you have 23 data-only channels and a signaling only
... And to add to this, answering the other part of your question:
Yes- you have to specify framing, line coding, and clock source, no matter
what type (PRI or T1) of circuit it is.
Mark Odette II
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