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Joel Sumner (joels@oakhill.sps.mot.com) wrote:
> Hmm. Are you sure your TA requires a synchronous stream?  While V.110 is a
> rate adaption protocol, it is typically used to convert an asynchronous
> stream to a synchronous 64K stream (for transport over a B channel). 

If I understand the history of V.110 correctly, it was initially
only for SYNC devices, and the ASYNC (RA0 function) was added at
a later date.

> Example, the TA would take in an async stream from your DTE at 19.2 Kbps,
> use V.110 to turn the data into a 64 Kbps stream, and place it on the B
> channel. It seems that your TA should probably do this.

This is the current setup that I have,  but was wondering what would
be required to change out the I/F between the DTE and PC to SYNC.
Apparently, all I would need is a SYNC serial port -- the TA provides
clock and life is wonderful (no data link protocol required).

justin