If you want to take advantage of 128k digital working,
you will need to refer to your Internet Service
Provider or network administrator to check access is
provided at this speed and determine any additional
configuration changes that may be required. You will
be charged for two calls when working at 128k.
When we visit
Simple installation
We can install your ISDN 2e box wherever you want
within your building. It’s simplicity itself to fit and
very easy to service. The actual positioning will be
dictated by how you’re going to be using your new
digital service. For example, if ISDN 2e is running off
a phone system, you would want to locate your box
close to that system. Similarly, if you’re connecting
ISDN 2e to a computer, the box should be positioned
nearby, as this will avoid the need for extension
wiring. And if you’re videoconferencing, consider
if you will need to move the computer or terminal in
the future!
After we visit
Phone numbers
You will have one telephone number with ISDN 2e
for your computer and other digital equipment. If you
want additional numbers, perhaps for other computers,
a Group 4 fax machine or for videoconferencing,
consider Multiple Subscriber Numbering (MSN).
Important supporting information:
• If you want to use analogue phones, faxes, answer
machines and so on, you’ll need a Terminal
Adapter with analogue ports. These are available
from BT and other suppliers (see ‘Communicating
through your computer’ on page 6).
• The number of digital extensions you can have is
largely determined by how far they are located
from your ISDN 2e box, although the maximum
is eight devices, regardless of distance (see page
12 for more information)
• Plan where you may need extension wiring
throughout your premises. We can install digital
extension wiring for a fee. For advice, please call
the ISDN Helpdesk on Freefone 0800 18 15 14.
An alternative is to buy a wiring extension kit
from another supplier and install it yourself. If
you decide to do this, you must check that the
wiring for digital extensions complies with
Category 5 cabling, conforms to ISO/IEC 11801
and is fitted with RJ45 type plugs.
Check with your Internet
Service Provider
If you already have an Internet Service Provider,
check that they support digital access. If they do,
inform them that you require ISDN 2e access. They
may give you an alternative dial up number. You will
then need to re-configure your Internet dialler
software. This also applies to any file transfer or
remote network access connections you may have.
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