Adaptor between ISDN basic rate access and switched-56 accesses
AssigneeMark C. Koz
InventorsMark C. Koz, Jack W. Lix
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AssigneeMark C. Koz
InventorsMark C. Koz, Jack W. Lix
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The invention is an adaptor which permits using a digital telephone device with an incompatible telephone network access. In its most preferred embodiment, the present invention is an adaptor which permits an ISDN telephone device to exchange digital data with two Switched-56 Access. An ISDN Basic Rate Access interface circuit interfaces with the ISDN telephone device, while two Switched-56 Access interface circuit interfaces with two Switched-56 Access. The adaptor also includes a clock recovery circuit for synchronizing digital data transfers occurring between the ISDN Basic Rate Access interface circuit and the ISDN telephone device with the digital data transfers occurring between the Switched-56 Access interface circuit and the Switched-56 Access. In an alternative embodiment, the clock recovery circuit synchronizes digital data transfers between the ISDN Basic Rate Access interface circuit and the Switched-56 Access interface circuits rather than conversely as in the preferred embodiments so a Switched-56 telephone device may exchange digital data with an ISDN Basic Rate Access.
An adaptor for permitting an ISDN telephone device which receives and transmits digital data in accordance with CCITT Recommendations for ISDN Basic Rate Access to exchange digital data with a Switched-56 Access to a telephone network which transmits and receives the digital data in accordance with a Switched-56 protocol, said adaptor comprising:
An adaptor for permitting a Switched-56 telephone device which receives and transmits digital data in accordance with a Switched-56 protocol to exchange digital data with an ISDN Basic Rate Access to a telephone network which transmits and receives the digital data in accordance with CCITT Recommendations for ISDN Basic Rate Access, said adaptor comprising:
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