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DateFri, 7 Jan 2000 21:33:40 +0100
FromKarsten Keil <>
SubjectRe: Eicon diva isdn card
On Fri, Jan 07, 2000 at 02:44:23PM +0530, Bindinganavile, Vinuthananda (CTS) wrote:
> Hi all,> > Firstly, wishing you all a great new year.> 

I do so too.

> I have an Eicon Diva 2.01 ISDN card and using Redhat 6.1. I have also have 
> downloaded the isdn4linux utility. The card is being detected by Linux. The 
> interrupt is alloted(checked thru /proc/interrupts). Using some example 
> shell scripts which I found on the net I tried to test the card. But I was 
> not at all successful. If I give the command to dial from "isdnctrl" I just 
> get a "call triggered" reply and back to prompt. What does this mean. How 
> do I check data transfer?

1. you can do a hisaxctrl <id> 1 0x33ff and look at the messages on
/dev/isdnctrl

2. You can open 2 minicom one on /dev/ttyI0 the other on /dev/ttyI1
set a MSN with AT&E<MSN> and dial the MSN on the first with
atd<MSN>. You should see a RING on the second minicom and you can type in
ATA there.

> > 1) Can I call up any normal telephone with this setup or has it necessarily 
> to be an ISP. I ask this bcoz I just want to test whether I can call using 
> the card and I donot intend to connect to any isp.

No, because a telefon don't accept data ISDN calls.

> 2) Should I use pppd or any other utility.

Normally you use ipppd or make a raw IP connection (depends what your
provider offer to you).

> 3) Is it possible to setup the device using gnome or kde without using 
> isdn4linux. Or can I use isdn4linux to set up the device and then call thru 
> "PPP dialer"

You can try kisdn (no experience).

> > I am really desperate to set up this thing and am failing from the past 3 
> days. Any step by step instructions will be great.> I also glanced thru the isdn4linux faq but did not find any answer 
> suitable.> 

Then you miss the Link to Paul's english ISDN page:
http://www.wurtel.demon.nl/i4l-howto-uk.html

Karsten

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