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- Subject: Re: AT&T caller ID w/ BSP don't work?!?
- Date: 19 Mar 1996 07:38:01 -0700
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- Daveros@interramp.com wrote:
- >Has anyone been able to get the AT&T caller ID model 125b to work with
- >ISDN? This is one of the first caller ID units that came out (in Florida
- >anyways) Specifiaclly Bellsouth ISDN, (although I don't see why that would
- >matter)
- >
- >Thanks!
- >
-
- Isn't Caller ID delievered over the D channel with ISDN? I believe that
- to be the case, thus your terminal adapter has to be Caller ID capable and
- deliver a voice message to a POTs phone connected to the TA. Or, an
- appropriately configured ISDN voice terminal would directly display the
- Caller ID message, again from data delievered on the D channel.
-
- An in-line analog CID unit won't work because there is no analog CID
- burst on a B channel.
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