[BC] STL

[Robert Meuser W2XJ]

Can you supply more info? Is there just an RJ 45 or is there an actual
interface box, if so what is it?  There are two possibilities that come to
mind, one is this is a fractional T1 the second is that it is a synchronous
switched 56 K line. There is an outside chance it is just a very slow DSL or
ISDL line.

You will need different equipment configurations depending on the line.
Also, in any case you will need a digital audio codec on each end. If you
monitor your signal off air, it will have to be one with very low delay.

Before you spend a dime, please better identify what kind of circuit and
interface you actually have. It will affect what hardware options you have.
The phone company will have a name for the service, that will help. Any
description or model number of any interface device supplied as a part of
the service will also be very helpful.


On 4/24/08 12:42 PM, "Tom Smith" <aflasher at graceba.net> wrote:

 > I need some help on a project. The owner of the station I work for ordered a
 > 56k digital line (no dial tone) from the studio to the transmitter 
site. I am
 > told this is the best line the phone company can provide as the transmitter
 > site is in the middle of nowhere. What equipment do I need to get 
audio to the
 > transmitter?  There appears to be a RJ-45 plug on the 
"Transmitter" box at the
 > studio and on the "Receiver" box at the transmitter. Thanks.