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Mark Woolworth wrote in a message to David Wang:
DW> I just read a PC Computing Magazine and there is a AD about new
DW> release USR I-modem. I don't understand what difference is between
DW> it and Z-modem (Sportster 14.4 or 28.8) Can anyone give an idea.
MW> It uses ISDN (digital lines) *AND* of voice (analog) lines. On the
MW> voice line side of things it is exactly like a Courier
MW> V.everything, but when used with the ISDN lines, its a 100% digital
MW> connection.
Err... uh... Mark, the I-Modem _must_ operate over exclusively digital
(ISDN) lines. Over those lines, it can answer/originate
analog/digital adaptively. The analog side does mirror the feature set of
the V.Everything, but lacks its SREJ and 244 byte v.42 packet size.
- Bob
Compuserve: 72662,3547
Internet : bob{at}juge.com
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