[c-nsp] still cable pinout trouble ...

[Florian Taeger]

I'm not quite sure, if I gave you the right description of the line.

The fact is, a 2600 with a 1CE1B Interface does work fine. I thought 
the WIC-1T
is quite the same, but at a wic-slot?

The line I want to use is a german S2M (2MBit line) ... I think it is called
X.21 - but I'm not quite sure.

I know that I do have to configure timeslots 1-31 with this 1CE1B module.

Puh ... now I'm really in trouble ... I need this line to get up until 
tomorrow
... narf ... seems like I'm going to use a cisco 2600 with a 1CE1B interface
until I got the correct wic module ... damn.

Thanx anyway!

Regards

Florian



Quoting Pete Templin <petelists at templin.org>:

> Florian Taeger wrote:
>
>> I still got this #+$&%§ problem with connecting a WIC-1T Module to a leased
>> line.
>
> Won't work.
>
>> The end of the line is a RJ-45 Connector with pins 1&2 (RX) and 4&5 (TX).
>
> Yep, with some sort of T1 or E1 framing & coding.
>
>> But I still don't know how to connect this line to my wic-1t.
>
> Won't work.
>
>> I know the rj45-pinout. And I think i know the pinout for the db60 
>> connector at
>> the WIC-1T: Pins 11&12 are TX and 28&27 are RX (at a DTE cable) ..
>
> WIC-1T is outputting (and expecting to input) serial bits.
>
>> But if I connect the RJ45 cable with the DB60 connector, the line 
>> does not work.
>> If I use a cisco 2600 with an 1CE1B module (DB15 connector) this line works
>> properly. So it is supposed to be a problem with the wiring of my adapter
>> cable.
>
> Need CSU/DSU (or replace WIC-1T with WIC-1DSU-T1 or WIC-1DSU-E1 if it 
> exists and you need E1) in the middle to connect these.  Network 
> devices 101.
>
> pt
>



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