Speaking on Deep Background, the Press Secretary whispered:
>
> In a message dated 8/4/2003 8:06:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > No. Norstar has the same problem with analog lines
>
> The key thing here is ANALOG lines. There is no loss on the digital lines,
> (T1, ISDN BRI, or PRI). That is why this conference chip is offered as an
> option to boost analog lines. If you use the digital lines as this IS a DIGITAL
> system then there is no loss and no worry. Again, it's not Panasonic's fault
> the LEC's and CLEC want to charge SO much for their digital line products.
> They make it cost prohibitive for the small business aka key system user to
> afford the technology. Oh the horror of large corporate glut, and the free
> enterprise system that makes the telco divestiture and this country so wonderful.
Steve; I don't believe BRI's have zero loss. The loss is essential
to avoiding echo/singing/howling/sks feedback. But it's been
years since I even looked at VNL much less grokked same.
They DO offer {near} perfect noise level, which helps a lot.
What would be ideal would be a way for the KXTD to enable CO-based
conferencing. That would be a great trick.
And yes the ILEC's squandered ISDN. Now, they are getting almost
sensible. You can get a BRI in MD for $16 more than 2xPOTS; and
for ~3xPOTS, you get a BRI with flat-rate data bearer! Of course,
SeeAndPee blew many millions on equipping every CO..and they'll
never get that back.
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