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DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant analog telephone access lines to FirstMark; said lines are carried over OPAL/ISIS equipment and shall be provided at a medium availability of 98,5% on annual average, in relation to one type class. The telephone access lines shall terminate on FirstMark's side at the interchange distributor with a V5.1 interface, and on end customer's side at the 1. telecommunication line unit.
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DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant the hereafter variants of copper double wire to FirstMark, at an average availability - in relation to each type of copper double wire - of 98.5% on annual average - Copper double wire 2-wire - Copper double wire 2-wire with high bit-rate use - Copper double wire 4-wire - Copper double wire 4-wire with high bit-rate use Copper double wire 2-wire / copper double wire 4-wire may be used for transmission techniques pursuant to Annex 9, 1.2.1. Uses pursuant to Annex 9, 1.2.2 require copper double wire 2-wire with high bit-rate use or copper double wire 4-wire with high bit-rate use. As for copper double wires for high bit-rate use, better actual values than those described hereinafter may be assumed. In critical cases however, mandatory measurements by FirstMark must be carried out. Within the framework of the existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom may determine other double wires upon request by FirstMark. This expenditure shall be debited to FirstMark.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant the hereafter variants of glass fibers to FirstMark, at an average availability - in relation to a type class of glass fibers - of 98,5% on annual average Gf ends on FirstMark's side at interchange distributor (glass fiber) and at end user's side at an optical access unit.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant the hereafter variants of copper double wire to FirstMark at an average availability - in relation to type of copper double wire - of 98.5% on annual average - Copper double wire 2-wire with intermediate regenerator - Copper double wire 4-wire with intermediate regenerator on condition that, at the moment of FirstMark's request, the intermediate regenerators are already in place at the end-customer's connection to be cancelled.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant subscriber's lines (CCA) to FirstMark at an average availability - in relation to a type class of CCA - of 98,5% on annual average. The following CCA variants are offered: Carrier Customer Access - Analog Analog Interfaces with Telephone Signaling Customer Carrier (Collocation room) [insert diagram] Possible uses: -Service channel 300 to 3400Hz -Call signal 25 or 50Hz -Feed current 20 to 60mA -Feed voltage 24 to 60V -Meter pulse 16kHz Carrier Customer Access - Basic Digital Interfaces with B + B + D Channel (with PCM2FA) Customer Carrier (Collocation room) [insert diagram] Main features: - Customer S0 according to I.430 - Carrier 3x64kBit/s G.703. - B1/B2 channel - D-channel 16kBit/s - Intermediate regenerator (possibe) "Access to the subscriber's line" Carrier Customer Access - Basic Digital Interfaces with B + B + D Channel (without PCM2FA) Customer Carrier (Collocation room) [insert diagram] Main features: - Customer S0 according to X.000 - Xxxxxxx Xx0 according to 1TR220 - B1/B2 channel - D-channel 64kBit/s - Intermediate regenerator (possibe) Carrier Customer Access - Primary Digital Interfaces with 30B + D64 Channel Customer Carrier (Collocation room) [insert diagram] Main features: - Customer S2M according to I.430 - Carrier 2Mbit/s G.703/704. - 30B-channels 64kBit/s - D-channel 64kBit/s - Intermediate regenerator (possibe) "Access to the subscriber's line" 2 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION CARRIER CUSTOMER ACCESS ANALOG
DESCRIPTION OF CONTRACTUAL SERVICE. Within the framework of existing technical and operational possibilities, Telekom shall grant ISDN access lines-basic to FirstMark; said lines are carried over OPAL/ISIS equipment and shall be provided at a medium availability of 98,5% on annual average, in relation to one type class. The ISDN access lines-basic shall terminate on FirstMark's side at the interchange distributor with a V5.1 interface, and on end customer's side at the first telecommunication line unit.

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