jdg0@gte.com (Jose Diaz-Gonzalez) (08/02/90)
Hi there, I need to interface a Sun 3/160 to our ISDN simulator. Given the lack of TA boards for the VME bus, we have decided to get started by using a simple data connection through one of the serial ports to an ISDN set. We would like to use a higher data rate than the 19.2 Kbps that is common in most ISDN phone sets. Obviously, we want to make full use of one of the B channels at 64k, but we do not know how to do this without a TA card. Since the serial ports of the Sun have a maximum rate of 32 Kbps, this would be the maximum rate we could go without buying additional boards for the Sun. Someone here has suggested V.35. I don't know much about V.35 or whether any vendor sells such a thing. Could anyone suggest an alternative to this?. Also, since the equipment at the other end of the connection is a PC with a TA card that allows us to run the connection at 64Kbps, I will have to do rate adaption (v.110 or v.120) in software. I assume the ISDN set must perform rate adaption internally. But, what is the prefered or most common "standard"?. Please respond by email. Thanks, + Jose Pedro Diaz-Gonzalez + + + SrMTS + + + GTE Laboratories, Inc. + Tel: (617) 466-2584 + + MS-46 + email: jdiaz@gte.com + + 40 Sylvan Rd. + + + Waltham, MA 02254 + + + + +