Can't help you myself, but you might be able to find out what you need by
searching the manufacturer's Web site a bit more carefully. One possible
source of help there is a Device Driver Kit that includes "Winword files
describing the technical features of the AVM ISDN-Controller". It's in the
ftp site (ftp://ftp.avm.de/develper/).
B1 and the LLI functions.
At 04:59 PM 5/17/99 +0100, Phil Glossop wrote [in part]:
>
>I've a British Telecom "Speedway" TA (serial port connected).
>The card inside the TA says "AVM FRITZ IX-V". So I guess its really
>part of the AVM Fritz product line.
>I cant see a serial-connected (not USB) TA on the www.avm.de site so
>I'm not sure of the original AVM product name.
>
>I cant get the TA to respond at all to Linux. There's a "PC" led which I
>assume comes on once the PC initialises the TA, I cant get it lit from
>Linux.
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