[cisco-voip] E1 unbalanced cable for MFT interface?

David Sullivan David.Sullivan at barnet.ac.uk
Wed Jun 13 13:55:59 EDT 2007


cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net wrote:
> It's the wrong gender, needs to be female (that was why I
> noted I was trying to avoid gender changers) and would then I
> would need a CAT5 cable between that part and the MFT
> interface. More changers/parts than I hoped for.
> 
> Cisco doesn't OEM what I'm looking for, thus I was hoping for
> a 3rd party recommendation of a manufactured cable. There are
> also imbalances between the mediums to be accounted for.
> 
> Would the MT242A-F-UK work?
> http://www.blackbox.co.uk/solutions/display.asp?cs=dvh&id=1&do
> c=mt242a-m &tx=WAN&sx=G.703/G.704%20Converters#moreinfo
> 

It would do and was what I was recommending earlier, I'm slightly
surprised the E1 is presented to you as Male BNC, all the (British) BT
ISDN NTEs I've seen present as Female BNC on the unit to which you then
attach your own BNC cables which is possibly why the Cisco part is the
incorrect gender, it would normally be connected directly to the NTE.

Google turned up a company called Tekmos (which I've not dealt with
myself) who seem to supply a combined cable

http://www.tekmos.co.uk/balun/tkcc703.shtml

but again the BNC connectors are Male so you'd still be stuck from the
gender point of view.

David.
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