Bill English wrote in a message to Bob Juge:

 BE> I live here in Japan and today I had a representive from the Tel
 BE> Office (NTT) visit me regarding getting an ISDN line.  They sell a
 BE> TA for the ISDN but you must use your own modem for the Analog
 BE> line.

Make sure the V.120 ISDN protocol is widely used in Japan.  If X.75 is the
ISDN protocol of choice there (as it is in Europe), the ISDN side of the
I-Modem won't do you much good until USR adds X.75 support.

 BE> My question is.  If I purchase the Courier ISDN Modem, will it
 BE> connect direct to my PC and my ISDN line without any additional
 BE> equipment?

As long as you get an I-Modem model with the built-in NT-1, that's all you need.

 BE> Will I be able to use the USR ISDN modem as an ISDN connection and 
 BE> Modem at the same time? 

The I-Modem can only do one thing at a time on one B channel, adaptively
originating or answering, analog or digital - however, you can attach one
of your V.Es to its POTS jack and have another analog-only line available
over the second B channel of your BRI.

                                   - Bob
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