Configuring E1 for DRS (Digital Radio Signal)

We have purchased a new Cisco router 2821 (2 E1 cards, 2 Giga Ethetnet) for Internet connectivity E1 through DRS (Digital Radio Signal). Someone has installed DRS equipment at our premises (third party). Now i want to configure my E1 module and that DRS for E1 module on router. Can anyone help me that how can i confihure E1 module on router (newly purchased router) and also that how can i configure my router for connectivity with that DRS equipment.

Ectophile wrote:
The digital radio lobby keeps pushing the government to announce a date to switch off analogue radio.  So far, the government seems to be kicking it into the long grass and not committing to anything.
To me, digital radio is a solution in search of a problem, and I wish the BBC would stop wasting so much money promoting it.
Just to add to my previous comments:- I seem to remember reading about all the changes to be made to DAB when I bought my portable radio.
There was a vague mention of the codec being changed from MP2 to MP3 at some time in the future.
Apparently, even existing DAB at MP2 has an inferior audio frequency range over FM.
The DAB radio has to be future-proof when bought. I'm not sure if even my Roberts is!
This may well put the dampers on the scene as it exists. Or perhaps those attempting to force that changeover to digital are simply looking for more space in the broadcast spectrum??

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