CompuServe Thread

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#3From: Alexander BeerFeb 16, 1995 11:41 AM
Dear Members of the ISDN Forum, I am currently in the planning phase to install an ISDN connection in my home office. What can I do for using the "old" analog Equipment. Equipment list: 1 x 14400bd Modem 1 x Telefone 1 x Fax 1 x answering machine 1 PC Toshiba 4600c 1 PC Hp Vectra 486/20 1 Printer HP 550c Which kind of TA-Adapters are available ? What needs to be done if I use a Ta adapter AND a ISDN -PC Interface ? Best regards, Alex Beer There are 4 Replies. Read action !t
#5From: Peter GeierFeb 16, 1995 4:20 PM
you can use a TA a/b or a small pabx which provides you with some a/b adapters. There you can plug in your analog devices like modem, fax, etc. I have recently bought such a thing in Germany for $400 US. You should be able to get it even cheaper. Just make sure that you no NOT buy an ISDN card with a build-in U-interface but with an extra NT (Network Terminator) which provides a S0-Interface as a BUS. There you can plug in several ISDN devices and adress them with different MSM (Mutiple Subscriber Numbers). good luck Peter Geier 100064,3667
#6From: Peter GeierFeb 16, 1995 4:22 PM
you can use a TA a/b or a small pabx which provides you with some a/b adapters. There you can plug in your analog devices like modem, fax, etc. I have recently bought such a thing in Germany for $400 US. You should be able to get it even cheaper. Just make sure that you no NOT buy an ISDN card with a build-in U-interface but with an extra NT (Network Terminator) which provides a S0-Interface as a BUS. There you can plug in several ISDN devices and adress them with different MSM (Mutiple Subscriber Numbers). good luck Peter Geier 100064,3667
#7From: Chris MunchFeb 16, 1995 6:05 PM
Does anybody know how to get into CompuServe with ISDN (I managed it with my ISDN Card after a 3 hour trial ! But only with Fossil Driver and int14). Is there any faster way ? What do I have to do and what is the best software to do it ? Will ISDN be supported with WIN95 ? Many questions, I hope for answers Until than Chris
#9From: Peter JanzenFeb 17, 1995 3:39 AM
Hallo, ich war vor kurzem auf einem Seminar zu Windows 95. LT. MS wird ISDN unterstutzen. Tschuss
#13From: Peter GeierFeb 18, 1995 4:58 AM
>Does anybody know how to get into CompuServe with ISDN (I managed it with my >ISDN Card after a 3 hour trial ! But only with Fossil Driver and int14). >Is there any faster way ? >What do I have to do and what is the best software to do it ? I know only about the way you described. In Germany there is only one ISDN access with 9600bd. What you (and everybody else who reads this message) should do is ask Compuserve for ISDN support through a standard interface (e.g. CAPI 2.0 which is the today de facto industrie-standard) which also means 64kBit. Furthermore compuserve must offer direct 64kBit access in the near future or they will have essential competitive problems, because most other providers like internet offer that. >Will ISDN be supported with WIN95 ? Yes, G. Diehl ISDN who merged with EICON Technologies are offering that. you can reach them through "INTERNET:sales@eicon.com" or in the EICON compuserve forum or send a fax to +49 6074 8535 88. Many questions, I hope for answers Until than Chris
#16From: Jesse F. GreeneFeb 19, 1995 8:14 AM
Hi Alex, Where are you situated in the States or in Europe? best regards, jesse
#18From: Jorge MeirimFeb 20, 1995 5:38 AM
Hello Mr ALex I have exactly teh same problems as you do. I'am in Portugal Please be in touch with yor new discoveries Best regards Jorge Meirim