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how can i simulating an E1/T1 link with 2 2610 with E1 card? 1
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i am not sure what the pinout for the e1 is but i know that with internal t1 interfaces you can use a standard t1 crossover cable.
i believe the pinout is
1 4
2 5
on one end
and then
4 1
5 2
on the other
essentially just cut one side of an rj 45 straightthrough cable and then reverse the pairs 1 4 and 2 5.
from there you just have to clock one side as the dce and set the other side to get its clock from the network. that should be all. here is a link i found on the T1 version.
look at the section connecting t1 back to back.
i believe the pinout is
1 4
2 5
on one end
and then
4 1
5 2
on the other
essentially just cut one side of an rj 45 straightthrough cable and then reverse the pairs 1 4 and 2 5.
from there you just have to clock one side as the dce and set the other side to get its clock from the network. that should be all. here is a link i found on the T1 version.
look at the section connecting t1 back to back.
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