Re: K1197 and encoded analog content

[Paul Fredette, Promptus Communications]

I have a K1197 and would love to know about this too.. The instrument has
analog output and may only need an audio enalyzer but a calibrated
measurement system would be nice...  
>From: Jim Taylor <jtay...@cassatt.mass-usr.com>
>Subject: K1197 and encoded analog content
>
>Hi all,
>
>Is anyone aware of a company called CSL (Conformance Standards...???)?
>Apparently, they manufacture a product called the Digital Voice Adapter
>which can be used in conjunction with a Siemens K1197 protocol analyzer to
>extract the encoded analog content out of the PCM stream.  Basically, the
>DVA info that I have at this point indicates that it works with PRI
>1.544/2.048 and supports A-Law encoding ... seems that the 1.544 CODEC must
>do u-Law.  A product like this greatly enhances the value of the K1197 as
>you can do EU conformance testing plus perform encoded analog measurements
>where required (North America, Australia....).  Basically, I'm wondering if
>anyone has the address or phone number of this company, or is aware of any
>similar attachment device.  As a side note, I'd be interested if anyone has
>a recommended analyzer to use for encoded analog measurements for the whole
>range of digital interfaces (subrate, BRI/PRI, T1/E1).
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>Jim
>
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