ISDN
Integrated Services Digital Network

ISDN is designed to provide access to voice and data services simultaneously.

There are two points of view into the ISDN world.

ISDN offers a number of services, which use the telephone line to transport data.

ISDN has become almost a crusade for telecommunications fans.

ISDN was designed in the mid-1970s as the telephone network of the future.

ISDN offers a number of data channels, and a signalling channel.

They are used both with dial up modems and ISDN.

Ashton works out of his home using an ISDN link.

ISDN means that the whole process is digital.

ISDN has been used for voice, video conferencing, and broadband data applications.

The other is an ISDN line that supports 128 kilobits per second.

The ISDN modem itself will set you back about $200.

Videoconferencing has always been touted as a major use for ISDN.

But international ISDN standards remain a problem area, especially in Europe.

And it will all come over ISDN, the updated fiber-optic phone line.

He works out of his home and, through ISDN, at recording studios all across the country.

However data charges on ISDN make this uneconomic to do full time.

This allows the use of ISDN telephone equipment in large private networks.

That is when ISDN comes to the house.

The modular jack was chosen as a candidate for ISDN systems.

If it can't be used, then outbound traffic goes on the ISDN line.

ISDN stands for "integrated services digital network," and the technology moves data to computers at 128,000 bits per second.

Lower band width ISDN services will be rolled out for home use.'

Alternatively, an internal ISDN card can be used for most desktop computers.

But an ISDN line changes all that.

At a minimum, fluid on-screen motion requires a 128-kilobit-per-second integrated services digital network line.

A better answer, one long overdue, is an Integrated Services Digital Network.

Integrated Services Digital Network is an international standard for a communication network.

The United States is expected to install the technology, known as an integrated services digital network, on only 49.8 percent of all telephone lines by 1994.

Question: What is the Integrated Services Digital Network?

Computer users in some parts of the country have access to Integrated Services Digital Network lines or cable hookups.

ISDN stands for "integrated services digital network," and the technology moves data to computers at 128,000 bits per second.

Integrated Services Digital Network: a special digital phone line that offered internet connections of up to 128kpbs.

But it still has only about 170,000 customers for its I.S.D.N. (integrated services digital network) service.

The drawback: Dr. Anand's system will work only on powerful telephone lines that use integrated services digital network technology.

The chips introduced under a technology agreement are to be used in telecommunications systems that are known as Integrated Services Digital Networks.

I.S.D.N. refers to integrated services digital network technology, which allows voice and computer data to be transmitted over the same phone line simultaneously.

On the technological horizon is the Integrated Services Digital Network, a new system that will allow voices, data and full-color images to be transmitted.

Integrated services digital network (ISDN)

(I.S.D.N. stands for integrated services digital network.)

The U-Interface is an integrated services digital network (ISDN) interface used in private networks.

AT&T executives said the new lines, which use a technology called Integrated Services Digital Network, would be slightly more expensive than ordinary telephone lines.

The fight is ostensibly over something called Integrated Services Digital Network, or I.S.D.N.

If 56 kbps isn't enough but you're not ready for broadband, the speed-demon technology of choice is the integrated services digital network, or I.S.D.N., line.

But increasingly, the outsiders who do have it are likely to subscribe through their local telephone companies to a service called I.S.D.N., for integrated services digital network.

(I.S.D.N., which stands for integrated services digital network, offers a relatively inexpensive high-speed data connection for small businesses and homes.)

An I.S.D.N., which stands for integrated services digital network, from the phone company costs about $200 to install plus a monthly service charge of $25.

Digital networks, in the form of ISDN (integrated services digital network) have been talked about for many years, and in mainly technical terms.

That would be comparable to I.S.D.N., the abbreviation of Integrated Services Digital Network.

Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)