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From: mao@postgres.berkeley.edu (Mike Olson)
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Subject: Re: Request INFO Sources About ISDN
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In <14447@accuvax.nwu.edu>, holos0!wdh@gatech.edu (Weaver Hickerson)
writes:

> I'm interested in finding what types, if any, of AT bus hardware is
> available/in the works for ISDN, as well as simply learning more about
> the service.

If you have shelf space to burn and want the info for free, you can
call Advanced Micro Devices and ask for their ISDN databook.  They
tell you what sort of ISDN chips they manufacture and sell, and give a
reasonably good introduction to the topic.  Best of all, it's free;
they even pay shipping, on the assumption that you're more likely to
buy their chips if you know they exist.

To order, call 800 538 8450 and ask for x2264.  They have data books
and app notes on just about everything digital that goes on; ask
specifically for stuff on ISDN.

Other chip manufacturers almost certainly offer the same service, so
you could try your favorite, if you want.

By the way, for folks outside the US, call +1 408 732 2400, same
extension.

No affiliation with AMD (except I have their ISDN databook)...


Mike Olson, UC Berkeley