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simple isdn question.
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| radioactiveman 2003-08-27, 8:24 pm |
| is a personal computer a TE2 device? i've got conflicting answers to
this.
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| FireSword 2003-08-27, 10:24 pm |
| A PC itself is a TE2 device, the expansion card you use to connect to the
line is a combination of a TA and NT1 in most cases.
The PC is only the CPU, Memory, BUS and Disk. Everything else including
expansion cards are external to the PC.
"radioactiveman" <radioactivem@springfield.com> wrote in message
news an.2003.08.27.23.31.41.445725@springfield.com...
> is a personal computer a TE2 device? i've got conflicting answers to
> this.
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| Gerald 2003-08-27, 10:24 pm |
| A TE2 device could be any device. It will connect to a TA and there
will be the R reference point between the TE2 and TA. A TE2 could be a
computer that is connected to a TA through the serial port usually
using an RS-232 or V.35 cable to connect to the TA.
On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 23:30:38 GMT, "radioactiveman"
<radioactivem@springfield.com> wrote:
>is a personal computer a TE2 device? i've got conflicting answers to
>this.
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| John Agosta 2003-08-27, 10:24 pm |
| Any terminal, pc, fax, whatever, that does not support Q921/931 signaling
can be considered a TE2 (non-isdn).
"radioactiveman" <radioactivem@springfield.com> wrote in message
newsan.2003.08.27.23.31.41.445725@springfield.com...
> is a personal computer a TE2 device? i've got conflicting answers to
> this.
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| radioactiveman 2003-08-27, 11:25 pm |
| On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 21:13:50 -0500, John Agosta wrote:
> Any terminal, pc, fax, whatever, that does not support Q921/931 signaling
> can be considered a TE2 (non-isdn).
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> "radioactiveman" <radioactivem@springfield.com> wrote in message
> newsan.2003.08.27.23.31.41.445725@springfield.com...
>> is a personal computer a TE2 device? i've got conflicting answers to
>> this.
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thanks everybody.
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