> Because: 1) I've never even touched an OR-U; 2) this sounds like an ISDN
> application and Adtran is my choice for ISDN TA equipment; and 3) I just
Im switching all my new installations to the OR-U. Its features make it
stand apart from other isdn routers. As soon as the pots unit comes out, I
can stop selling 75's.
> used an Adtran unit for this type of application and it worked extremely
> well and took me only minutes to set up.
An OR-U would take about 2 mins with PM CONSOLE depending on how fast you
typed. You set the addres, the spids, DN, switch type, and a dialing
location and you are done.
> >From what I've heard, the OR-U might fill the bill. Of course, that POTS
> port on the Adtran box sure comes in handy (I think the OR-U is getting
> one soon). Maybe some Livingston VAR should send me an OR-U to try out so
> I won't have to keep plugging Adtran on the Livingston list? ;-)
Why didnt you take advantage of the OR-U ISP program to get a demo unit
for 30 days?
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Jake Messinger 713-772-6690 jake@ams.com
Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. jake@uh.edu
8300 Bissonnet #400 fax: 713-774-3498
Houston, Texas 77074 http://www.ams.com/~jake
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