Does DPT card support normal POS interface.

we have a DPT ring , router is GSR12016, DPT card is 1-Port OC-48c/STM-16c long-reach/OC48/SRP-LR-SC-B=.
recently we want to remove the ring,we want to reuse this DPT card, but we don't have enough DPT card, we have normal POS (SDH)card, can we connect this DPT card to normal POS card(don't support DPT ring).
Thank you!
Tom

POS and DPT work in different way so cannot connect a DPT card to POS card which doesnot support DPT.

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