Hi Jonathan,

25 Aug 99, Jonathan de Boyne Pollard of 2:257/609.3 wrote to Barry Geller:

JdBP> The important thing that I'm concerned with is being able
JdBP> to make (and receive) voice calls at the same time as
JdBP> ordinary data calls.  If, in order to achieve this, ISDN

This issue is the same for internal modems and external modems.

You can always get a device or a connector to connect a telephone device in
parallel with the modem, for both an analog line as well as for ISDN, I think. 
Look around and check it out.

I don't have ISDN, only an analog telephone line, so I can only speak for
analog telephone lines and analog telephone devices: my analog modem has two
RJ-?? connectors: one is for the line and one is for the telephone device
which I did both and my modem and my computer don't have to be turned on to
make a voice telephone call, it doesn't matter. I can't think this would be
different for ISDN.

  Cheers   -=Eddy=-        email: eddy.thilleman@net.hcc.nl

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