Equipment; Terminal Equipment; Network Terminators - Agilent Technologies aurora Duet User Manual

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There are two main types of ISDN equipment:
Terminal equipment (TE)
Network terminator (NT)

Terminal Equipment

This refers to end-user devices such as analog or digital
telephones, X.25 data terminal equipment, ISDN
workstations, or integrated voice/data terminals (IVDT).
Terminal equipment can be classified by two types:
TE1—this uses and supports ISDN protocols and
services.
TE2—this comprises non-ISDN compatible devices
such as analog telephones, personal computers and
printers. In these cases a terminal adaptor (TA) is
used to allow a non-ISDN device access to the ISDN
network.

Network Terminators

Network terminators (NTs) can be classified by two main
types:
NT1 equipment terminates the physical connection
between a customer site and the Local Exchange
(LE) or Central Office (CO). The NT1 equipment is
actually on the customer site, at the 'U' interface
point.
NT2 equipment provides customer site switching,
multiplexing and concentration. NT2 equipment
may be Private Automatic Branch Exchanges
(PABXs), Local Area Networks (LANs), mainframe
computers, terminal controllers, and other digital
voice/data switching equipment.
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