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Probably all you need is an ISDN modem such as IBM's waverunner or some equivalent. They even have it in a PCMCIA model. On Wed, 3 May 1995, Randal Whittle wrote: > > Can anyone tell me anything about ISDN modems? > > I don't know anything about them really, and since I'm about to > start Grad school right here at USC, I've been considering having an > ISDN line installed, given that USC is only a block away and I'm going to > be parked here for at least the next couple of years (someone told me > that Pacific Bell will charge $250 of somesuch to put it in, but will > waive that if you keep the line for two years or amortize the remaining > cost if you do not). > > Anyway, if I were actually to get this ISDN line, could someone > tell me what is involved? What equipment would I need? Could I operate > a regular phone on it? (I'm told there are various channels, etc.) > > Thanks to any and all. > > ----- ___________________________ > Randy Whittle whittle@usc.edu | Practice random acts | > USC School of Business (Fight on, 'SC Trojans!) | of senseless | > (My opinions are mine, but since I'm | viol...err.. | > right, they should be yours too.) | kindness! | > --------------------------- > >