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Bob: Are you asking about the T1/PRI card or the card found at the link you put at the bottom?? T1/PRI card is for the MICS. Brings in the circuit for T1 & PRI. Used for DID mostly. The link you put is for a CICS. I have only seen it used to add 8 more station ports on the CICS. Takes it from 16 station ports to 24 ports.
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No I just put it there for information. I dont think it is a very common card for a CICS. Its not the card for adding stations.
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The expansion card for the CICS does two things. Most common is the addition of 8 digital station ports, but it also adds the timer circuitry required for using ISDN.
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