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From: johnl@think.UUCP.UUCP
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Subject: Re: ISDN Summary
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Date: Tue, 29-Sep-87 12:55:44 EDT
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The AT&T Technical Journal (formerly the BSTJ or the BLTJ) had a special issue
on ISDN in January 1986, volume 65 no. 1. It describes both ISDN and AT&T's
approach to implementing it. The issue also happens to be the first one after
they changed the journal from the old staid blue covers to the glitzy new
format with lots of color pictures.

Back issues are available from AT&T's CIC in Indianapolis at 800-432-6600.
Have a credit card (not your calling card) handy.

To answer the question that was posed, the terminal interface for ISDN is
entirely different from that for an analog telephone, so you can't plug your
existing answering machine in directly at all.

John Levine, ima!johnl or Levine@YALE.somethingorother