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Sir,
I think you are making one mistake. I have connected the E1 line in a E1 card (2Mb DTI Card), not in a adapter or converter (E1 to T1 Converter). I think this information help you in solving the problem.
Thanks & Regards
Amitava Rudra
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Nope, that’s not going to help.
By any chance are you receiving your dial tone from abroad? Keep in mind having only 24 channels on a local E1 connected to a PBX with an E1 card does not make sense. This usually only happens in one of two ways, as i mentioned in my previous post, or your dial tone is not originating locally and is being brought to via a some sort of "private line". Which still could have the possiblities of having the adapter sitting in the originating country?
Anyhow you should probably bring in a professional at this point.
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