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TIMING SOURCE PRIORITY LEVELS. 40. Priority List (at least 7 entries) NC NC NC 10.333 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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TIMING SOURCE PRIORITY LEVELS. 46. Priority List (at least 7 entries) Nc Nc Nc 6 entries ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. 2.5 SELECTION ALGORITHMS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 47. Autonomous timing source selection C C C ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48. Manual Timing Source selection C C C ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.1 OVERHEAD BYTES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49. Access to F1 as transparent channel NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50. Access to E1 as transparent channel NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51. Access to F2 as transparent channel NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.2 OVERHEAD ACCESS INTERFACES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52. 64 K on V.11 (towards either MSOH or RSOH of aggregate interface) NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53. 64 K on V.11 (towards POH of tributary interface) NC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NO. ITEM SOC SOC SOC REF. NO. T1 T2 T3 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4.3 OVERHEAD CHANNEL CROSS CONNECTIONS ---------------------...
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TIMING SOURCE PRIORITY LEVELS. 39. Priority List of (at least 6 entries) C C C -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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