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Top Document: ZyXEL modem FAQ List v4.2, Nov 20 1995, Part 4 of 5 [Info / IDSN]
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I.22 What are the benefits of ISDN?


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Speed and flexibility.

Kari Tiihonen (kari.tiihonen@pcb.mpoli.fi) writes:
Nobody has yet talked about the speed of ISDN. It's ideal for remote
operations with it's V.42bis capability - you'll reach 30,00 cps if
your DTE can handle it. Zipped files will move around 15, 000 cps. Nice?

ISDN allows the following connection possibilities:

1. 1B - ISDN (64k)

2. 2B - ISDN (128k)

3. 1B - ISDN (64k)
   1B - External Analog device (phone, fax, modem)

4. 1B - V.34 over ISDN (to a remote analog device) up to V.34 speeds

5. 1B - V.34 over ISDN (to a remote analog device) up to V.34 speeds
   1B - External Analog device (phone, fax, modem) 


In scenario 5, users can use one B channel to maintain an ISDN connection.
SIMULTANEOUSLY, users can either talk/fax/modem/voicemail on the other B
channel.  <Editor's note: "Awesome eh!">




Top Document: ZyXEL modem FAQ List v4.2, Nov 20 1995, Part 4 of 5 [Info / IDSN]
Previous Document: I.21 Why doesn't ZyXEL include the NT1?
Next Document: I.23 Can normal analog phone calls be made after the ISDN upgrade?

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