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Jan Ceuleers wrote in a message to Joe Frankiewicz:
-> Thanks for the info , Joe. One more question though ... does
-> an ISDN line also function as a voice grade line which will
-> support typical telephone calls?
JF> If the "modem" or terminal adapter supports this, yes. As
JF> an example, the I-Modem has a jack on the back which allows
JF> attachment of standard phones, modems, and fax machines.
JF> This second channel can be used for incoming or outgoing
JF> calls independantly of the digital channel. This does not
JF> mean that you can plug an ISDN line into a regular modem or
JF> phone, however. The "modem" or terminal adapter must
JF> perform the conversion for you.
JC> Does this work for both incoming and outgoing calls? Specifically,
JC> does the I-Modem generate the ringer voltage?
Only the external I-Modem.
- Bob
Internet : bob{at}juge.com
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