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has anyone set up and programed a t-1 with did's.I have a customer who wants to go from ground start did to a t-1, and how hard is it to set up.
Thanks Yzark40
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Older STS only use D4-Ami T-1, check your rev level. The DID's are a pain, but once you get one setup, the rest is just data entry.
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It is not that difficult to setup. Just be aware of software version numbers, The newer system support both d4 & b8zs.
The only thing difficult is just figuring the route tables. As stated above, once you understand the relationship it is very straightforward. You should at least read up from a vodavi manual what needs to be set.
With the t1 you need to define the signaling, # of digits coming in, and the route table.
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