Alternative Connections - ISDN
Jim Herrmann
kclug at ItDepends.com
Wed Dec 10 05:07:00 CST 2003
I have an ISDN modem that I would give away to anyone that wants it.
And no, there is no 3 mile limit like DSL. They double the voltage on
your regular line, and it only requires one twisted pair to have the two
ISDN channels, IIRC. It was surely expensive as he11. We were able to
have a regular POTS line in addition to the ISDN coming in on the one
pair of twisted pairs that come into our house.
My $.02
Jim
Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
>It may have some distance limits, but I've never run into them. I think all
>you need is two free, non-multiplexed pair of lines.
>
>At ~128K bidirectional, it's actually a better service than Greg's Cable
>Modem, so he might want to look into it as an alternative, either at his new
>"remote" location or at the "base" location where he may eventually connect
>his wireless link.
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