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#152176 10/24/04 12:44 PM
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I have a double cabinet DBS 96 and 96 that just got a T-1 installed. I can get the system to work without the ADTRAN ACE CSU but if I try to use the ADTRAN it won't. Do the cables to and from the ADTRAN have to be a certain way? Since it works without the ADTRAN does one of the cables have to be reversed when it goes through the ADTRAN? HELP!! I know that I have to have it per FCC regulations. ANYBODY????

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#152177 10/25/04 10:19 PM
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Don't use a CSU.
We won't tell the FCC in you won't [Linked Image from sundance-communications.com]

I know of several people who connect one for an initial install and remove it after the cutover

It sounds like you've either got a bad cable or a bad CSU.

#152178 10/25/04 10:29 PM
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Well, the cable works without the ADTRAN, and I've gotten a new ADTRAN thinking the first one was bad so...I was thinking maybe the cable had to be reversed or something through the ADTRAN but wasn't sure. Do you know?


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If you use CAT5 straight-through cables for both the CSU and the T1 card you should be ok. Athough you can probably get away without using a CSU, there may be a day when telco tries to loop the CSU for diagnostic purposes like when the t1 goes down.

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I have had this problem before and I think the solution was to reverse the cable from the adtran to the ISDN card in the DBS. Not a crossover, but a complete reverse 1-8 on one end an 8-1 on the other. It was that or maybe I bumped my head. Try it. The cable not bumping your head.

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I'll give that a shot. I just went out there yesterday and tried with new cables that were straight through and of course that didn't work so...I'm willing to give it a try. THANKS!!


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#152182 12/14/04 03:32 PM
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What type of Adtran unit do you have. I may not be programmed correctly.

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does it have a display or not?

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It's an Adtran ACE CSU/DSU. It does not have a display. It just has the switches for the distance and that's it.


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#152185 12/14/04 06:13 PM
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Also switching the cable didn't work either.


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