2015年10月12日 · A T1 line will normally give you 1.5Mbps in both directions. Normal cable internet gives you a high download speed (3Mbps+) but slower upload speed (500Kbps). A T1 line will give you a noticeable speed increase because you …

2017年12月22日 · A T-1 connections allows for 24 multiplexed voice grade circuits and a T-3 is a connections of 672 multiplexed voice grade circuits. DS1 is a 1.544Mbps signalling carrier which MAY carry a T1 or a ISDN PRI or similar circuit, and a DS3 is 44.736 Mbps signal carrier that carriers 28 multiplexed T1, ISDN PRI, or similar circuits.

2014年11月26日 · "if T1 wiring is similar to phone line wiring"-- Traditional T1 (and HDSL) uses 2 copper pairs, whereas ADSL uses only 1 pair (as well as SHDSL). Real T1 requires that the two pairs to be conditioned lines (e.g. bridge taps have to be removed), whereas HDSL (T1 replacement) and ADSL do not. –

2010年7月17日 · I have ZERO experience with T1, so I'm having trouble using my usual means of research here. My boss told me there is a type of device that can split a T1 Line into 24 separate TTY Modems. The research I have done so far says that there are 24 8-bit channels that make up a T1 line, so it all makes sense.

2011年3月21日 · The only options for wired high speed internet are DSL or T1. The DSL tests out at 1Mb/s down, 512kb/s up. The T1 would be 1.544Mb/s both ways. I've been quoted $30/month per DSL line or $220/month per T1. We don't have 4G in the area yet. I'm trying to decide between multiple DSL lines and a single T1.

The company I work for is in an area where only T1 s are available. We have 12 PCs Networked, I guess is the terminology and the company promised us 1.59 MBP, I have checked download speeds on all 12 ...

I work for a small company which has a few computers for public use. These machines are on a separate subnet, but still use the same T1 internet connection as the rest of the registers and staff computers. Recently as a trial we decided to upgrade one of the windows 7 home machines to windows 10 - which in turn upgraded to windows 10 home.

The T1 line, being digital, has a Very Specific bandwidth that cannot be changed without changing the internal digital format (which makes it no longer a T1 line and breaks ALL the hardware that supports it currently). When it's split out into phone lines, what you get is a portion of a digital signal interpreted as analog.

Easily. In fact, a T1 is barely adequate for a single person to watch live streaming video. With everything being HD these days, watching Hulu or Netflix over a T1 is painful even if you're the only person using it. Hulu's requirements say "In addition, you will need a broadband internet connection. We recommend a downstream bandwidth of at ...

Whether the T1 is sufficient, or not is dependent upon what the PCs are using the internet for. For basic things like surfing the internet, without much streaming, and checking email, it is probably fine. Given what you said about use, a T1 should be sufficient. You should definitely speak to your ISP about the speeds you are receiving.