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Cool tda 600 Digital signal synchronization
I have a tda600 installed [uk] using isdn30e [BT provided].
It has worked perfectly on an isdn simulator for a couple of weeks.
Now it's installed on site it is producing a major alarm regarding the isdn.
I'm not sure whether the problem actually causes calls to drop because I've not seen it do it whilst calls are in progress.

Below is the overnight smdr which shows what is happening.
Does anyone know wgat's happening and what I can do about it?

18/10/08 04:27PM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
18/10/08 04:27PM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
18/10/08 11:33PM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
18/10/08 11:33PM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
19/10/08 06:56AM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
19/10/08 07:11AM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
19/10/08 07:11AM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
19/10/08 08:54AM MN ALM #301 10901 Digital trunk RAI reception
19/10/08 08:54AM MN ALM #390 10901 Digital signal synchronization established
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Try changing the cable between the system and the modem. But it sounds like a bt problem have you contacted them?
Also check that the clock priorty is set to the pri card
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I'm going there tomorrow [monday]

I've reported the fault to BT [just now] as a clock sync error.

When I get there I'll change out the lead between the NTE and the switch [5metre cat5 lead: RJ45 to RJ45]
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the lead is not a rj45 rj stands for jack ....
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sncsnc, it is in the uk, an off the shelf patch lead. Rj 45 is the 8 pin plug and if you want a jack you ask for a rj45 socket or module
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Pix? Links? I'd like to see one of those.

Also, what's the part number of your 824 and is it Loop C.O. only like ours? Is it the same 308 base and 2 expansion cards?

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Carl, I think your replied is in the wrong thread?
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RJ is a usoc term that stands for Registered jack like rj21x I know what he was referring to but the proper term is a 8 conductor patch cable...
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maybe in the USA but here it is a rj45 a 4 wire lead is a rj11
Hay shawn let's not fall out over a cable, I was just letting you know what we call it here
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maybe in the USA but here it is a rj45 a 4 wire lead is a rj11
Hay shawn let's not fall out over a cable, I was just letting you know what we call it here
no fallout mate a usoc 8 wire flat line cord here has a twist in it
and is used strictly for alarm connection ,dialers and to the smart jack to the csu from the csu to the t1 or pri card
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