atom feed29 messages in org.freebsd.freebsd-questionsRe: ISDN devices supported?
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Subject:Re: ISDN devices supported?
From:Archie Cobbs (arc@tribe.com)
Date:Feb 9, 1996 10:27:52 pm
List:org.freebsd.freebsd-questions

You can hook up a TA (aka. ISDN modem) such as the ZyXel 1486DI (?) or one from Motorola. Since these hook to the serial port you can handle them just like an external modem. Jordan Hubbard is using a setup like this with great success.

I have tried the external modems e.g. 3com, Motorola and they all worked fine. But I do like to use an internal card (because I hate those bulky AC adaptors).

However, Motorola also makes an ISA card which is the internal card version of the Bitsurfer. Have anyone had any experience with this card ? If this card uses the similiar AT commands like the external one, we should be able to modify the modem interface sequences to make it look like a serial port/analog modem .

I have played with this card just a little bit. Unfortunately, it is Plug-n-Play and I haven't gotten it working with FreeBSD... are there PnP drivers somewhere?

The external Bitsurfer Pro is very nice. It does async->sync PPP conversion which is handy & lets you avoid the v.120 overhead.

-archie

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