How are the T1 services separated at the customers location?
A. In order to access multiple services that are delivered over the same T1 circuit, it is necessary that the customer have equipment capable of separating the individual channels. For example if the line was carrying dedicated long distance on channels 1-12 and dedicated Internet on channels 13-24, the router or channel bank would need to split the dedicated voice and Internet apart so that it could be routed to the end device. Most new T1 channel banks are capable of separating voice and data that is delivered on the same line; the same is true for newer T1 routers.
