The device which translates signaling from non ISDN TE2 called?
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The device which translates signaling from non ISDN TE2 called Terminal adapter
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The device which translate signaling from non-ISDN TE2 is called
The correct answer is Terminal Adapter.
Terminal Adapter (TA) converts TE2 device signaling into signaling that is used by the user-network interface (UNI) of the ISDN, because the non-ISDN terminal (TE2) cannot provide a D channel to transmit common signaling.
Terminal Adapter (TA) converts TE2 device signaling into signaling that is used by the user-network interface (UNI) of the ISDN, because the non-ISDN terminal (TE2) cannot provide a D channel to transmit common signaling.
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