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Unframed E1, you will be able to use the full bandwidth of the circuit of 2048 kpbs. Normally, for various reasons, this mode is not given to customers by telco.

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Framed E1 ,you will be able to use 1984Kbps only from 2048Kbps where timeslot 0 is reserved for sync and signaling purposes.

Less costly when compared with Unframed.

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Framed E1 is composed with 32 timeslots, every timeslot speed is 64Kbps. The total speed is N*64Kbps, N is 1-31. The framed E1 can support different service by different timeslot, which will be economically if you have different service.
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